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Newspaper Page TextT TIIUHSDAY, .I1II.Y 24. IBM IIKRAU) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAU.S. OREGON PAGE FIKTKKN irks IF People DO TOO read small space ads - you are! yompBC More Mo o New Records Reach Total of Fourteen IIKUHINKI tin 'I'wo more Olympic lecoicls rrl biukrn 'lliuiMlaV, making It 11 111 all ill Hvi days of track mid Uriel c"in neiltlon. Hilt lor AlOOllCUII alllli'le lllero waa rniiiiinnillvelv unlet Inter. , hair after Wednesday's llvr-rinii cirrus n( lei-oril-wrrrUng. AU llirre American 'whales'' qunlilied Kir Ilia film I "f Ihe hum mer lliruw aflrr Jof.fi Csermak nl Hungary hrnkr Hie Ulymplc i re in d on hl III aI liws. ilia llrnry Uiakau "f Nrw York. America's beat heel-and-toe pei dinner, was dlMiunlillrd HI 111" Hill hnl n( llm 1U.0UU nirtrr wulk III hlrh Hrunu Junk ol Himiln art , nrw Ulymplc nmrk, and U. Price king Jr.. ' Berkeley. CulH . lulled la iial!ty for Ihr hnal, (ill lsli.nu ueail lal in In Heal. m:v maiik j C'sermsk whirled Hie M-pound , hammer out 67-ill meter UK leel j UJ inches! to lillrr llm Ulj niplc in .nil (it m (I. 4 0)1 Indies ealau- i ll'hed in IMS by Kurt llrln ol llcrnianv. ' ' 'llmt win the lath record-break- Inn truck nd llrld peilui malice 5 nt lha I Hill Olympic games, which saw live ret-tmln smaMied nnd two lifd Wedneaday. S junk bnmslil llir tnlal to U ' when he wiin Inn heat In thr 10. (WO i nirirm walk in 44 inimiiea, 6 8 ar. l iiiidi, The former murk ol 41:13 , ; was set bv Jolin Mikaelvnn ol , Hwedcn, who finished ccond to . Junk, nnd aurpanalng bin old rrc- end. ! I.KAIIM l'A " ' i In llic hummer throw. 8m Fell- ? i on ol Nrw York, otie-llino Harvard i ' lilrl. led the Americans Willi i ' heave ol I to Icel .3 inchea. .! , Martin Kngel of New York did p ., IM leel ij Inch fiid nob Backus ' ol Nrw York 161 leel II 13 Inches, j . They were rrqulrrd only lo throw J ; IM) Irrt II. 17 Indie to qualify lur 3 ! the final Thursday allrrwwn. ' , Lsksu. a refugee from Nail I a Clermany ' and now a New York i buMne.s ,innii, waa dlacortf.nlate '? alter hia dlaqualllllatlon lor failing ' to keep one. fool In contact with i i Uie ground. i Bui Coach Brutu Hamilton tald j ' he would not protcat. i Thla la the beat ofllclated meet ' I've aver aeen," Hamilton aald. i A-number of other walkers also Olympic Champs HELSINKI lift A- Olymplo chain J piom crowned Wednesday: TRACK AND riEI.II Javelin Oy Young. U. 8. A. Modesto, Call!., 34 leol 01 Indies i new,, Olympic record. Old reconJ of 131-7 ael by Mattl Jar vlnrn, Klnlami. 1(33.) Women'i broad jump Yvette William", New Zealand, 30 leel 6 M inchea (New Olympic record. Old racord of 184.03 act by O. Oynrmail, Iliiuiary, IB4( Hop, atep afid Jump Adhemar Da Bllva, Hratll. S3 feet 3 68 Inchea New World nd Olymplo record. Old World record 63-6.30 ael by Da Hilva 1951.' Old Olymplo record 634 93 by Tajlma, Japan, 1936. 30O-meter riaah Andy Stanfleld, USA (New York) :30.7 (tied Olym- Gic record ael by Jeut Owens, SA, 1936) Hurley 'Zeez zomezings' ROWING E 1 1 h Uoared United 8 1 a t e i Navy Academy, 6:36.9. Pairs without cox United Slates (Charlea Long nd Tom Price, nutfern), 1:30.7 Fours with cox Czechoslovakia 1:33.4 Pairs with cox France, 1:311.6 Fours without cox Yugosla via, 1:16. Double sculls Argentina. 7:33 3 Single sculls JurlJ TJukalov, Russia, 6:138. FREE STYLE WREHTLINO Flyweight Hasan Cemlcl. lUrkey Bantamweight Shohachl Ishll, Japsn Featherweight Bayram Sit. turkey Lightweight Oils Anderberg, Sweden. Welterweight Bill Smith, USA Cednr Falls, Iowa.) Middleweight David Omakur Mze, Ruusln, Light heavyweight Wlklng Polm, 8veden, Heavyweight Arsen Mekdklsh gill, Russia. OVMNAHTIC8 Women Russia. were dlqualllrd. la:kau, holler ol the wmld'recniu In ihe mile wulk, was eaprnted to ba among the Iradrra In lha final. Hlll.tTION Mcanwhllr. the luleiniilloiial Fonlball I'Vilriiiiliin, goveiniiiK Imdv ol aoicer limiball, gave an Indlcntioii ul a po r.ible soluiKm tu una touchy problem allll conlrnni inn Olymplr authnrlllna when I'. gave lull memljemhlp to El Oer many. Olympic nlllclals had postponed a ilfcloion alter Knf t Oermnny hr.cl relioed In Join with tha West on Inrmlng one national team lor lha 1093 Olympics. Uoing into Thurda)'a program ltu.ua held Ihr Irad ill ail-rve'll-. scoring with Mi points to 201 lor Hie United Stales and 69 lor Hunusry. The Itii'.alans arored 1 ol their points 111 men's gymnastics. America's brst prospect ol win ning a gold medal Thursday ap prised lo he In Hie llo-meirr imrdlrs. In which Harrli.on Dll lard of Cleveland equalled the Olympic record Wednesday, Hammer Record Broken Hy TKU S.MITS liri.KINKI ( Josaef Csermak of Hungary broke the world rec ord for the hammer throw at the Olympic games Thursday with a throw ol 60.34 mrtcra (197 feet. II 64 Inches) alter he had bettered Ihe Olympic record twice on pre vious elloris, The former world record was 69 8 meters ( 196 feet 6.63 Inches! bv 1 in re Nemelh of Hungary in 1060. This was the fourth world record In be broken In these games, In which 16 Olympic records aheady have been shattered and three tied In track and field. In his esrller attempts Thursday Csermak threw the hammer 167 Iret 8.03 Inches and 191 feet 9.34 Inches. The former Olympic rec ord was 66.49 meters (166 leet 4.06 inches i made bv Karl Hem ol Germany at Berlin In 1936. Olvmulc records also fell Thurs day In Ihe 10,000 meters walk when Biunn Junk ol Russia won his qualifying heat In 46:06.1 and In the women's Javelin throw, wnere Aleksandra Chudlna of Russia tossed the snenr 40.17 meters (161 leel 6.16 Inches) In quallfyuig trials. All three American entries llsr risen Millard of Cleveland. Arthur Barnard ol Los Angeles and Jack Davis of Olendale. Calif., qualified for the final In Ihe 110 meters high hurdles. Three Amerlcsns also won their preliminary heats In the 400 meter run. qualifying for second trials later Thursdsy. They were Msl Whitfield of Co lumbus, O., winier of the 800 me ters title this vesr. Eugene Cole of Lsncsster. O., and Ollle Matson. the All America halfback from the University of 8n Francisco. Shirley 6lrlckland of Australia, who set a world record-of 10.8 seconda for Ihe women's 8o-metr hurdles Wednesday, won the championship Thursday In 10.9, Mrs. Fannv Blankers-Koen of Holland, the defending champion and winner of four gold medals In the 1948 Olympics, tripped on the second hurdle and halted at the third. The great Dutch star, who com peted against the advice of her physician, turned disconsolately and left the track. Miss Strickland skimmed over the hurdles In flawless style and won with plentv to spire. Marlla Golublchnaja of Russia was second. II V IIAflHY fiRAYSON NK4. Hporla Kdltnr NEW YortK-iNEAi-Whrn thev were counting Mux S'-limellng out lirinre his first fiuht wllh Joe Louis, Ihe Pretzel Pounder said: "I see nomrr.lngr.." Hchmrling cloaelv scrutinized Ihe picture i of L'nils' fnur-rniindrr with Mrx llaer. And when hr slarird boiiiblmt Ihe Brown Bomber with rights to Ihe whl.kers, what he saw became perfectly obvious. Louis dropped hia tell hand alter Jabbing. Now H i Jack Hurley s turn to r.re r.imezings In Rocky Marclano, whom his tiger, Harry Matthews. mil. i bent ai Yankee Bismuni. July 38. to qunllfv for Ihe big one wnli Jersey Joe Walcolt, "Marcliiuo Is as green as Vln- riiur Bend Miwll," says Malinger ! Hurley. "I anw him In a good liiini m whicli he or) led out Old Man Louis snd In a 'poor one In I which Ihe breer of his punches iacpi Lee Havold awake for aix I rounds. Marclano probably Is not as I accomplished as he appeared to be againit Ihe legless . Louis, He Sports In Brief By The Associated Press GENERAL Helsinki Cy Young, Modesto, Calif., surprised by winning Javelin throw In the Olympic games with record heave of 73.78 meters. GOLF New Hnvon, Conn. Tommy Jacobs, Montebello, Calif., the de fending champion, and Don Bls pllnghoff, Orlando, Fla., moved Into second round of National Jun ior Oolf Championship, CERTIFIED SCALE WEIGHT 60,000 Pound Capacity 20-Ton How Seal License No. 281 DRIVE IN AND WEIGH YOUR Scrap Iron Grain Hay Coal Loqg Frelqhr Bocf Sheep ' Hogs Trucks (for licenses) Friendly, Courteous Service SESSLER, INC. r,, iJta,. . "Sine 1929" 534 MARKET PHONI 4S62 This Courtesy Net Ixrsndta' te Loco) Cempetlteri , ,"W.i- ' J ; - . - faaaa....' ' 1 W l i LARRUPING LECTURE Jack Hurley tells Harry Matthews how to put the slug en Rocky Marcleno. couldn't possibly be as bsd as he looked against the reformed bur keep, Ssvold. So I am striking a common denominator." Among other things, Msrclano tips his mitt three ways, according lo Tlie Professor. "Throwing his right hand and hooking with his left, he flKhls Iroin a crouch," analyzes Hurley. Hr siraigluriJi up to Jab. When he has the rlaht In mind, he bends to me rigni. nis bloopuik vj mc left means the other bloke Is going to get a left, or at least have one pilc.ifd In his direction. "Now don't write this. I don't wsnt those fellows lo know we know Oh. bo shead and write n. It s loo late for them to do any- ihina- nbout It. Marclano in the fight will revert to that with which lie nas gotten me ocsi icauita, way. And hit giving us advance notice easily could go a long way to ward spelling tne amerence. "Matthews In workouts boxes only to see where the other guy s punches are coming from and lo perfect the delivery of his own. Against Marclsno It won't be loo difficult lor Tne Athlete to see where the punches are coming from." Marclano is a wild swinger, and Hurley wouldn't be surprised II he threw himself out of the ring a couple of times, trying to land a punch. , , "He looked mighty awkward In both of the fights I saw him In." continues The Fox of Fargo. "It Is my Idea that someone Is going to be knocked out. and I feel certain that If Ted Lowry could twice go the limit wllh Marclano and Roland LaStarr.a and such as Don Mogsrd and Red Applegst. Ihe lslter onlv 15 months ago. could be on their feel at the end of 10 rounds, a real pro like Matthews should rather easily oupolnt him.' You csn't outsmart a solid sock on the law. but Jack Hurley in sists that If Rockv Marclano nails Hsrrv Matthews with one of his swings from Port Arthur snd wsv points, he'll hit The Athlete on the hesd wllh the stool when and If he returns to his corner. The Professor has seen gome sings, you zee. MOUNTAIN RIDOK s MOUNTAIN RIDOC ft MOUNTAIN RIOOC ft MOUNTAIN RIDOI ft I o J i 5 I Made For Oregon Men Who REALLY KNOW BOURBON! KIZlJi .-'fSTRAliaHT BOURBON WHISKEY ft MOUNTAIN RIDOI ft MOUNTAIN RIOSC ft MOUNTAIN RIDCC ft MOUNTAIN RIDOI IHIi WHISKEY 18 FOUR YEARS OLD 86 PROOF 000DERHAM WORTS LTD. PEORIA, I 2 i LL. affl A A A 11 lA Al A A A Matthews Miffs Fans NEW YORK lyfl Deacon Jack Hurley and his athlete. Seattle heavyweight Harry "Kid- Malth ewa, have the fistic fans here abouts all agog and over nothing. That's what's bothering the fight crowd, Malthews, who's supposed to be trslning under Mansgcr Hurley for a Monday night dste with Rocky. Msrclano at Yankco Stadium, has been doing nothing. He glides through a couple of rounds wllh his sparring partner, Kerne Simmons, Bayonnr, N. J., and calls It a dsy. The training camp hangers-on hsve been waiting for The Kid to cut loose, but so far they've yet to see the Seattle battler throw more than an occasional quick punch Sminons way. Hurley says Matthews Is ready for the Brockton, Mass., slugger: "Matthews was ready when he came east from Seattle." Meanwhile, Marclano went three rounds with sparring partners ftt his Oreenwood Lake, N. J., train ing camp Wednesday, despite orders from his manager to take It easy, Marclano said he "wanted lo gel used to the heat." Orewools Win Ninth As far as the rest of the league , members are concerned, the Ore gon Wools of the Olrls City Soft- By The Associated Press Batting Joe Adcock, Reds Hit homer, double snd single tor perfect day to heln Harry Per kowski become first starting lefty to beat Brooklyn, 6-4. Pitching Bob Lemon, Indians Stopped New York with six hits, 7-3, to help Indians bounce back from Tuesday's double loss to Yankees. Likas Reaches Quarter-finals SEATTLE (Jfl All seeded play ers came through with victories In the men's singles bracket of Ihe Washington Slate Tennis Championships Wednesday, with top-seeded Henry Llkas, San Fran cisco, downing two opponents to enter the quarter-final round. 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