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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1952)
WKDNKSPAV, AlHillST 27, 19.r2 IIKRAM) AND NKWR. KLAMATrf TM.1J3, OMFCON L L ' if . .o !- fell "I 1 1! Ml t v ... ,a EARL BROOKS wlio rocently won the city tonnii title, catti a covetous look at the line of hardware that will go to winnon in the throe-day Horald and Newi-YMCA tournoy that oponj Saturday at Moore Park, One cup lin't shown here. It's donated by Hal'i Sport Shop for the player judged "the best sportsman." Favorites Survive In National Amateur lly IIOII MYKRti PORTLAND I Mutt of the fsvorltrj weir n'lll In the picture but ihc ax tails twice Wednesday as 12 roiitcinnlA hciid Into the second nd ilurd rounds ol mulch pluv In Hit Women' National Ain atrur volt chnmpionhlp. Leading the parade, and doubt If I lie most reliable lavorile in l)ia field, wan the defending chain, puin and medalist from Atlanta, Dorothy Klrby. Playlne over the t.lli yard far SJ7 73 Waverley Country lub course, thn llrld will be cut to eiaht by nitlutaii. Keveral matches were standout ttlrartlnav Champion Dorothy, who pluvrd well enuuuh but hardly up to her own standard TucmIuv In wmniiiK a and s decision over Mm. 'alt T. I'Kk of t'nrllalHl. teed oil atiulnM Mary Awm-j Wall, ol Mm ominee, Mich. Then Uiero waa tlir bailie nt the teen-aiinra 14-year-old Anne Quant o( Everett, Wash., and 19-year-old I'al Lesser, Ueattle. Tall Anne ten Istrred the day's buuest surprise Tuesday when she ousled Mrs. I.ylr llowmun ol Itir.hmoiltt, Culil., 'lYuns-Mi'is. and four-time Oreaon champion, on the 19th hole. Oilier toplllvht sir Is "'III on hand Include Polly Itilry, Korl Worth; Barbara flomark. Hiirrniuenlo; Oraco DcM"s, cnrvallln. Ore.; Mary Lena Faulk. Thoinasville, 'Oh., and Kdean Anderson, Helena, I Mont. I Lost Mom the tournament was i l6.year-old Hen idee Lons. Hunt. UiKion, W. Va. Herri, a sensation In the recent Western Amateur, fell before Spokane's pretty 18.yesr.old Connie Oldershaw, I and 1. No-Hitters Common In Bristol HKIHTOI,. Vn..'Iiiii il If Vnui Jlli' h itlllhittiin In Lo pilch im-hlt btiM'liull Kiiiiir, JU .1 oln tlir 1(1 thiol tmm of Uio Cl.iwt I) AiMMilurhliiii Lthhuc Ktftrybwly M'rttiH U) yrt Into the, net with Ililhlol. 'J'uci.litv inuhl It wu Frmik Itu iimn v't turn. The lO-vitr-okl hnuthimw raum ui with lirihtol 111 tli no tiKlttr ot the nmnon r.purldliiK 10 linn uiiinnt Blue In). I Tim ikj lutlrr not onlv wm Brl- fitol'a fiMh of the m-HMin, It wu tnr ftrrouM In two nlKhU. Onlv hotitn puilirr. 11)11 Hrll hud blanked 11.0 mi i hit Itlurfirld club without hit, 'Hie iio-hlttrr wan Hrll third i ltd.;! Kfwkrt Hun Nrtxlnl itttrlrd It nil Irnck on Mny IS whrn he iwliltil no-hlttcr fttid struck out 21 turn In the process. Salem Still In Running IIASTINOS. Neb. Hlem, Ore., K'tfi unolher nhol l the Auu-rlt;iri Leu ion junior bH)nl! nrrtloriHl thitiHplon.Hhlp Wrdnrhdny niKiit in ii uunif wiin Han DWno, ("..IU . thr Irnin that rlipjH-d the !. if ir Not thwe.-tt chnmpionii in thr toiirnry opener Hunduy. Thr winner ol Wednesday nlght'ii ftiunr will piny Denver lor the M'dhmitl crown Tnurwlfty niuhl. DrnviT hnnded Sun Dlftco Itn llrst delrui uf the double elimina tion tournHinenl TurttdHy niK'tl, blnnkit.K the CallforniunJi 1-0 Hnlnn beat Denver Mondiiy. 3 Straight Store Owner Benches Canadian Golf King Itr JACK IIFVYfNH VANfX)UVKH. H. V. f' lia defendlUK champion UDci-n-inont-1 Cisco, waa th man who upiet the 2 victory. I THftKATK The big threat from south of , the tKrdcr ajt the tourney moves 1 into the firnt of IU double. round days were Ham Urzettg of Kait Rfichenter. N. y., BHly Campbell of Huntington, W. Va., Rom and Kd Johnton oi Vowhon. Md., Any one of half a dozen others could lorn) applecnit. H carved out oualy rubbed from the runmim, I D""p ,,,,n over cna'"Plon wai MC-1 pop Into top contention with Rood Canada pinned It h'M Wedm-H- j Elioy of Vancouver In the firwt rounds Wednesday, day on Nirk "The Wed(e Wen- ntne holef and held on for a I and Uretta got a ret TiJChdav when IfHk of Wifidvir Ont , and aihnv Illll Mawhinney of Vnncouver. lo keep Mr Nit tonal Amiiteur (iolf ! crown from the Kratping htindi of a nharp-thoodng United HtHte deleiutlon. Wedlock blasted over-the drying fnirwayn of the Cupilimo roui.'.e TueMlny to card an eiKht-under-par 64, only two ahy of the course record, and Mawhinney led hi honpltul bed lo acore a f) and & victory over Oeome Andiew ol Victoria. It, C. Robert Itoon, determined depart ment aiore owner from Hun Kran- plLEACUE I.AKKV1KW-AI Mocabee'a West Coast I.lfe Insurance soltball team won the Ruse Cleaners trophy for the third consecutive year and Its pitcher and manager. We Dollar hide, the trophy emblematic of the player "who shows the greatest spirit of sportsmanship." Lakevlew Hales Company finished second, Rose Cleamen third and Adama Lumber Company fourth In tne league. Montreal Johnny Oreco, 14T, Montreal, outpointed Armand fta- vole, 130. Montreal (13). DRAIN TILE rf YTOH A CO. 4 ym UMk NS Hard Top RACES Sunday Night Auq. II Gems Speedway Tim Trials First- Event 7:30 8.15 OB. B ? li..-. AT DICK REEDER'S All Faded Blue PANTS n JACKETS ..... REDUCED TO 50 .Were 4.50 and 4.95 i PANTS . . . Peg or . . . Regular Style . . . fine for school Quantity Limited! Corner 5 Hi end Main . . Dick Rcedor'i Store It Alwayi Glad To Cash Your Pay Cheek fly The Associated Press (NIK ft NATION A f, LK A(i I K Ottawa 8 Rochester 4 Montreal 9 Hullulo D Toronto 3 Byrscuv? 'I Baltimore 2-2 SprlliKlleld 0.1 A.MKItlCAN ASSOCfATfON Jndianupohs b-6 Milwuukco l.S Loui.svilto & Kaii.sua City o HI. Piiul 6 Columbus 1 Minneapolis 7 Charleston 2 TKXAH I.KAOI K Dallas 3 Tul'a 1 Kan Antonio & Houston 4 Beaumont 2 tihrcveport 1 Oklahoma Clly & 1-urt Worth 0 I'lONKKK I.KAGl'K nilllnns 8 OKilen 6 I'ocutello 8 Mnitlc Valley 1 Idaho rails 8 Boise 7 Ureal Falls at Bait Lake. rain. Newark. N. J. Oene Jones, 212 2, Camden, N. J., outpointed Bill Ullllam, 211 'i. Newark 181. GENUINE LIVES We carry 143 different sizes! From 18 to 52-inch waists Lengths as long as 38-inches SAM NESLIN OREGON WOOLEN STORE 8th at Main his scheduled opponent, P. T. Tay. lor of Huntington, w. Vs., failed to show. Campbell bumped Mel Oalletta of St. Albans. N. Y., In the feature match of the day, 2 and 1. Ed Johnston found the course to his likirift and carved five strnkoa off par for the 10 holes he needed to defeat R. W. Porter ot Vancouver, B. C , 10 and 8. i;PHr:T Frank Strafacl of Flushing. 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