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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1952)
Friday, august 22, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALTiS, OREGON PACE ELEVW i 1 f t justice injured, Todd Quits As Hams Beat Washington i.OB ANGRMC8 Mi'llti la III rly till" Wibllitiill lt-ltllil atari ovir, They Iml amiflit'r i-xliiMltluu lonliiall giimi wiilil, but a roupl of much mm ni-rlmi Hhuk-i liaiiiirnril to llii-m, 'limy ItMt C'luiiti'y (Ilmo-CImm ,Ititler, their hIIi-iiMyc ntiir, awl tlwir hi-ait coaili, Dick Tmlil. Jim lice bifiKo hia wrtnl, awl will lm out fiiiin linir lit l wr-r.!. OtlHSally, Toiitl ijttit t attroti I11 Ills farming internal In Croiwll, Tpk. UllMitlilatly, tllrio Ba talk Unit Ita mill the RrdakmV owner, tlrariia Mninliiill, wrrn lit odd ovrr His 31) hrnUnit from th Han I'ralirlr.i'U '! lt Hiltnlny. Ttxtd'n minmiiwetiK'iii ii ho mlifil to ho rciisvrd brfnr llir 3 Norf hwesterners In National Semi-finals B IKHI M VI-'IIH HKATTi.K Ml 'flu utmit Pu rine Niirihwrnt In not only pliiy liig taut to Hi (IrM mim'a National Amatoiir Dull chamnlnnaliip. It u!))lyiiii UiwluurtlM ( the licit! In tlin iwtiil-dtmln Frirtiiy. Younit Al Mcnsirrt ( Hwkiiif, tint nut ol tin- Air I'ori'p; Jm'k wmtland, 11 cnintldat fur Cuiiuri-mt Iram ni-aruy Kvrrett, and runner up tor the national tills way buck In IM1, and Hill Mawlttnn-y, tor mar Canadian rhiimuion Irom ItflllllbariiiK Vnmrolivi-r, I). O,, mail up Hip cast Irom till tlnr gicrn country. The limn Invader Ifft III llw run ninif Don Cherry, nlitlitclub miir Irom New York via Texan. Thry er llw four who rat-aprd rietrat In 'I hmrtny' double round at tha Seattle Country (;iub. The taltltn( toiind Metiiitrt, a Walker Cup triun alternate tn IBM. a.tatsnrd to pluck the Otitlinm Clier ry. Wrstland. t 41 the "sriirttlriad dv" of the Hi-Id. met Mawlmmry, 23, bonding comimny employ mi the nlde mid current i'acllic Northwest rhttmpitm. ACqt AtNTI II The gentlemen Irom tip her are well acquainted. Ail three made the aeinl-tltial.-i of Uie Pncitic North west Amateur thin year. Before the northwest delriiation moved into the aeml-llnal nicture. th arena wan lively and groijraiih Ically well represented. One by one Ih ouUilder tell by Hie wiiv-lde, in the tiny'n feature matches, moinlnu rtiuml, Jimmy Mi-llale, Mainiiiiuiei k, N.Y., dlpoed ol the tail foi'tner clmmtiiun when he defeated Charlie Co of Oklahoma CUV', J and 3. Cherry won from Bob Ho'bur. Hlullliird. Call!., 4 anil 3. and Uen Wilier of Han Dieao won from Jim JaikMin, Klikwmxl. Mo., one up. Then cam III afternoon Kktrm lubes. Cherry, coming from behind, no net Littler In a battle, 1 and 2, Mawhimsey, two down on the fir.'.t nine, milled and sent Sn-yeiir-old Mfllale, Iwite member ot the Walker Cup team, to Uie lde hnefi, one tip. tl.AMKO And on occasion, when the North wesiernera couldn't find outatue talent available, they clawed each other, Mi-imert, tor instance, defeated Paul Johanson, Seattle, 6 and 4, In the mornliiK, and then whipped Waiter McKboy of Vancouver, the lull Canadian champion, 3 and J. Hie eK-aerneattt was two under par for th day. Westland cracked young Dick YoM of Portland, Ore., J and one. He spent the morning trimming ex YiilcmitH, Mob Kuut from New York, 4 and J. Wentland'a defeat In the 1831 fi nals was to the fumed Francis Out met at Chicago Beverly Country Club. 1700 Marksmen Shoot For $1500 Top Prize VANDAL! A, O. W More than 1.100 ol the world' outntandlnit marksmen battle It out Friday tn trapahootlng most unpredictable vent and lor the game' most coveted championship the Grand American Handicap. Shooters Irom practically very late in the union, Alaska, Canada, the Canal Zone, Cuba and Hawaii are in the light for the ll.loo Ural prlxe. Last year Mike Wayland. la-year old Washington, Knn.i., High School student, (hooting In the first squad tn field ol I fflJ. fired a W which grabbed off the big prlie, A year ago the youngster fired from 31 yards. But thl year he's back on the 23. from where he fired a B3 In Thurnday'a prelim inary handicap dress rehearsal, E. O. Deckey, 45-year-old plant SPORTS MIRROR TODAY A YEAH AOO Joey Maxim retained tho Light. Heavy weight Championship, by winning 15-round declalon over Irish Bob Murphy. FIVE YE AM AOO The College At!-SUr defeated the Chicago Hears 16-0. engineer of nock Falls, III., wan a flve-wsy shootoff to take the pre liminary and thereby probably wrecked all his chancta to cap ture Friday's classic. Only one man. H. R. Barber of Psulina, Is., has ever won the two big lea tures, and he did It back in 1305. The women'a preliminary cham pionship went to Mr. Dorothy Koh- ier. ii.i-vear-ofd motiier or uiree from Tekemah, Neb. She defeated Mrs. Pauline Oliver, 41-yer.old Lubbock, re,, nousewiie in an ex tr event after they tied at 87, ' Rnnsld Mosler, 11-year-old Fres no, call!., high school student who won last year's Grand American junior championship, won Thurs day's preliminary junior laurels with 69 Irom S3 yards. worid champion Le Angeles lis mi hung a 4S-33 licking en hM team isi night. The news csme out moments alter the final gun, Marshall said a successor will be picked today. Tiler were report that th head man's job has been tillered to ag ing Siinuny Baugii, starting his tilth pro season. But Bmigh told repot tera ho Isn't Interested, Justice distinguished himself with one of the finexi pertorm slices cite Coliseum ever aaw lie- lore he smtpped hi wmt. To the cheers of f,fs83 tans he plied up liiD yards In li ball-tarrying tries, M'-t ol the yardage came on runs nt 4t, 43 and Kl yards, nil atartsm; deep in his own territory, Kacii tine he looked to be In the clear, but the Rama' lleet defensive half. Herb Rich, rsn hint down, II was at the end ol the o3-yrd gallop, when lllch tossed him out ol hounds, that his wrist snapped. Justice blamed himself: "I tried to straight-arm Rich and I never should have done H. It was the first time I ever tried to do It in my whole football career," The Hams Norman Van Brock fin tossed four touchdown pannes, and set up fifth score. Hob Wster Ileld set up the sixth tally with three passes, and booted a field goal and six conversions. Aside from Justice's three long gallons, the game's biggest sensa tion was provided by a local boy, ex Southern California halfback Johnny Williams, who dropped a Kant klckofl, retrieved it and scooted 100-yard for a score. Salem Advances YAK1MAN. Wash, tm Salem Ore., handed Waipahu, Oahu, it third straight defeat Thursday and qualified lor the sectional Ameri can Legion junior baseball cham pionships at Hastings, Neb, The Oregonian clipped the Ha waiian i t tn a replay of Wednes day night' protested Pacific North west regional enampionsnip game. Salem won that one, too, -S, but the game wss ordered replayed from the first out In the first In ning alter the Hawaiian protested an umpire a decision. Twlnk Peterson was on first for Salem and diet Schmidt wss at bat as the gam resumed Thur dy. Wednesday night's protest came after the umpire allowed Pe terson to sdvance to ecortd lter Mike Campbell was called out on interference. mrr-'mt-0tt''Mtmtm'fmi -s-pwajajSMasaaasa Ay ' Vn' 1 Sports Deaths By The Aisn.-ulM press Harrbhurg, Pa, Thomaa Llew eilvit "Bed" Oweas, 11, farmer major league SssfseSder, Kenosh, Wis, Frsnkie Con ley, S3, one-time extender lor world hantamwihl eoitSng chail-pionship. Milwaukee Albert ChrisStao s, , auto tnek ear race driv er, in spill at Milwaukee State JbSf Park, er'n airateht victory is itficfcist m. Less to a, M irscwrj o iton, Battfsg. Hank 8aer, CBfc Smashed two three-ran homers, his Sal and Mrd af the season, to iad Chicsga l t-S trtampb ever Mew York as first gisrrs ef blehesder. Pitching, WUnser Viisegr Besssl Miaii Cardinals, turned to aev- Honsberqer Fires 72 MOUNTAIN BURGERS STEAKS CHOPS 0 If A M, fe 8 tM. C'snd T y tide f RlMMiHG CUI CAK MM Part ICs SALT LAKE CITY tm Dick Kramer o( Bait Lake City paced the field Friday In the second round of the I9S2 U.ah Oven Doll Tournament, The Utah ahartwhoisier forged into the lead in Thursday's open ing round with a Jlve-stmier-par SI, Harold West of Pendleton. Ore,, iUalist last year, knocked him self out of contention with a 19, Bay Hon-sotrse,-, t;iresHso, Wash., fsred a 13 and Emrrv ZUn- merm&n Vortinfid Ore,, li. DOUG CAMPBELL, ietferman Pefiean isMt, chefct eu hh gear yesterday t Ihe KSamafh Union High Sens-si qriid&n got reedy to open footbaSf practice Monday, Campbell is en of the nin lettsrmeB returning to the Big Red, By The Associated Press INTERNATIONAL LKAOl'E Syracuse J Buflslo 8 Hochester 3 Toronto I Other game postponed AMERICAS ASSOCIATION lufsvlile 4 St. Paul I Milwaukee 8 Charleston i Columbus 1 Kansas City I Minneapolis Indianapolis 1 TEXAS LEAGUE Tulsa I Shrevepsrt 0, 18 innings Dallas 2 Houston 1 Ssn Antonio I Fori Worth 4 Oklahoma City 10 Beaumont I La Jolla Gal Wins Golf Title PEBBLE BEACH, Calif, tf! Mickey Wright of La Jolla, Calif., defeated Barbara Melntlre, Toledo, Q 1 up to capture the 1SS2 Na tional Junior Girls Golf Champ ionship Thursday, to a first flight match. 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