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Newspaper Page TextnnmsnAY, auotist 2r, mi HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE HRPT.N i ! 1 TIME OUT! XT m 1 0 v.cj3k. 1 1 Salmon Planted n Odell "Rui I rallfd you out an M vrry rloon pUr "l Ilia plalr . . . you mean jrouri nut going In rutil and mvr?" POIITI.ANI) lfl 11m famed At Innllc Milium) has been planted In oii'U'in water by the Blale (lame Commission, Tankers have hauled J.sno, rang ing Irnin ft In 0 Inches tn length, in culrii creek which Is the outlet In rxlrll Lake n ilrl tributary to Davis l.akn ni-nr Ihe Willamette Highway. The Aliunde salmon, hlalilv re. Icndenry tn atrika frcelv al an i artificial llv, were teared at In? Wlraid Falls Hill hatchery from eggs given an a ic if i In Oregon by tlio wufiirr Department or Oame anil Fisheries, Another 3.001) Atlantic aalmon art being reared at the Klamath hatchery. The Al 1 n nl In aalmon released here ara carun rather than Ihe form known aa land-locked. How ever Ilia Nrw York conservation Department haa reported aueceaa In pluming apa-run aalmon In land locked lakes. The Oregon coinmlaslnn believes Olivia l.nkr Ik a good food aupplv iirra mid Odell Lake la a wood place lor tlm anlmon tn establish themselves. tlnllkn thr Pacific aalmnn, At Inline aalmon do not dla after spawning. , Bf The Associated Preaa AMTKK AS I.tvAOl K New York Clavtland rtoalon Philadelphia Chicago Waihlng'on HI. Louis Detroit W 14 11 AH 114 M Aft 62 43 Wedneaday's Remits N.w York 13 81. Loula 1 Eielphla S Cleveland B n 6 Detroit 0 ga 4 Washington 1 (night) Pel. M3 .6(18 .661 .620 .620 .6111 .4113 330 NATIONAL LKAOI'i: .Brooklyn I Mew York HI. l-oul, Philadelphia Chicago Boston Cincinnati f Ituburgh Wftdneaday'e Reaulta Chicago 10 Brooklyn 6 New York 6 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 1 HI. Loula 2 Boalon 12 Cincinnati 1 Prl. .eno .61)0 .611 .281 Olson Stops Hairston, Clamors for Robinson mm mm i ifivri, yriir iMil mi wuini n i int WOUIKI. Hiav.ia livrr WiumpirK L u rhalkarl up No. with aixrouiKl ! riKhraj to Ihr hmd. and Uitn bar-I , B y -' t -m-fr larhnltal knocrknm nvrr Murciv j mirrd hi (fame rival' body In) - - Omnm i8llnti Hn.rton of Nrw k him k'1P".K- X- VV V York In i Mi.Hm.ii Hqunrn Oardm : IJr Vini -nt Nardtrllo ordered 1 i V ' .1;' Vfw'.. laat nlffht. It w4 very hnprrv ; h KMJt hlt r1 after th mxth av , V . J llr MI'RRAV ItONK NEW YOHK Carl iflobni ONnn had hm alxlh hIiiiIkIH victory Imlav and a hiirnlm? drMtr lo r ju lit MlddlfwrlKht Chitinplo!) HiiKiir Hay Itoblnvm aMitin. nit rlnvpi, 24-yrnr-old lliiwalinn I Nrro dml nmt v.lth a rikht lo thr ti'mplf) In thr third round find oppwd a dfpp cut ovt h rinht i'Vi In Iho fourth round, That whs the hruninlnu of Ihft rtu Hobo ponped ono H-H afUr anther at ll if Hound, hla.fd ovrr thumpinK alvr iM-rfnrmniH f Olnon alaKBrrd Suds Climb, Ports Skid . ,; thr blood amMrrd HairMon wob tha 23 yrar-old blrrt lo h)n cornpr. "Wd llk lo km Pobiruvon auain." naid Manncrr Bid Klaheriv ai Olnon nocldrd in aHMnt. "iVib nixon u on t:nyt on th laxt tiniiv 'Hie nxt llm It won't be cIomv ltobo will win Kointf nwuy. "If wn cun t K''t Ihe chuinplon. we'd likt J iik j I.aMotta or anyoni ihr Iittciiiiidoniil Itoxing Club can Ten U.S. Golfers in Canadian Amateur By JA( K HF.WINH VANCOUVER. B. C. I A poafte of atralght ahootlnir hombrea from aouth of the border had Can ada'a Amateur Oolf rhamplonahlp all but aurrounded Thuraday the laat 14 aurvlvnra hit the lumpv trail to the aeml-flnala of the 1062 tournament. I-ed by Hockln' Sam Urzeita. Wild Bill Campbell and Silent Bill Hhielda known hereabouta aa the 'Big Tnree" 10 US. area blazed Dot Kirby Upset By Anderson i pacific coart ir.Mvr. W I. Pet 00 60 7 64 ID 71 11 II 76 7ft Hollywood Oakland Ban Olrgo Sealtl. Portland Ui Angeles San Franrlaco Sacramento l Wcdneadey'a Reaulta' Seattle 4 San Uleno 2 Sacramento 3 Potllnnd i Hollywood 6 Iia Angelra 1 (ink land 3 3 Sn Prnncco ilir.il game 11 innlngi.) .600 .616 .621 .6J0 .6110 ! Weatem InlernaUnnat l.eagua Victoria Spokane Vancouver Salem Yakima l.ewiamn Trl-Clty Wenatchee ' H'edneaday'a Reaulta Salem 10-0 Vancouver 3-10 Spokane 11 Wrnntchee 1 l.ewiaton B Yakima 2 Victoria 3 2 Trl-Clty 2 2 lint game 2 Innlnga; 2nd called after 8th becauae of league curlew. I ! SPORTS MIRROR Br BOB MYKRH PORTLAND Youlh takea over for the departed champiunn lliuradav aa eight plavera hook ui In the qtiartcr-finala of the Women'a National Amateur tolf champlnnahip. Dorothy Kifby. the 1051 winner, left the ranka. beaten, 4 and 3. by lomc-hlttlng Cdean Anderaon, the current Canadian champion .617 whose home la in Helena. Mont. ,4HX Dorothv'a departure left the .443 i championship wide open, and the .429! field dominated bv voung golfera. The age ladder Hated 17-year-oia Barbara Snook of Portland: three 19-vear-olds. Pal Oarner of Mid land. Tex.. Barbara Romack. Sac ramento, and Pat leaaer of Se attle: Shirley MrKedlera, txing Beach. California, 21: Mlaa Ander aon. 22; and two more mature plavera. Claire Doran. Cleveland, and Mr. Jacqueline Pung, golfing mother from Hawaii, ItKi PI'M II Mlaa Anderaon. a eloekv. atraw berrv blonde, aupplled the big 72 1 .477 Innnch In defeating the Oeorgla 64 87 .4:4 !"'i"". - "" rUIIr!T.i uriiprc iiir iu iuuiiu were completed Wrdnenday. Bnrbara Snnnk, former Oregon Minior champion, defeated former Cnlllornia nueen Marlorle Terrle of Lonn Beach, on the loth, ana then elimlnnlc1 Curtla Cm plaver Mae Murray. Rutland, Vt 3 and one. Long Beach waa ntlll renrenent d bv Miaa Mi Keiltera,. Boulhem Cnllfornla Public I.lnka champion. Hhlrlev downed Spokane a Connie Oldcrshaw, 3 an(l 3. and then de. feated beautiful Bonnie Randolph of I.lnwnrth, O. STKADIKK Mr. Pung almost knocked down the clubhouse on the ninth but steadied lo score over a tourna ment favorite. Grace DeMoaa, Curtla Cupper from Corvallla, Ore.. 4 and 3. Holiest round waa bv Pal Leaser. The pig-lailed Pacific Northwest champ had a 3-under pnr 33 on the first nine, and won from Bee McWane. Birmingham. Ala.. 9 and 7. And Miss McWane nlaved good golf, none Hie lesa Mlaa Lesser also ousted 14-year-old Ann Quasi, Everett, Wash. 67 t4 .311 0-4 By The Aaaoi-lated Preaa The Seallle Itallllers. alx games K1 lor along on their latest win ain iik. i It waa Olson a 48th victory In ahool for Ihlrd plane In the Pncillr S3 lit-his nrl hia 24th knockout. Coaal League in a doliblehradcr , He hasn't lost since Robinson nar- Ihuiaday night with Kan Diego. rowly outpointed him In their 15 The Ralnlera dropped Lefty round title fight In Ban Francisco O'Doul'a Padrea 4-2 Wednesday : March 13. night for victory No 8 11 left the , Padrea, who went Into a tailspm I after losing all but one game of l Its aeries with Hollywood, only a one-game bulge In the standings. A iwin win by Seattle would puah the Ralnlera ahead. Rob Hall pitched a four-hitter for Heattle Wednesday iiIkIii. Sacramento aurprlsed Portland again, Kenny Uahlcs comma up with one of hla really good pitch ing performances, The veteran limited the Fleavera lo four hits, while hla matea were pounding Lv man Llnde and Royce Lint for 10. The aocre was 3-2. Lefty Roger Bowman of Oakland turned In the nlght'a top pitching performance. He limited Ban Fran Cisco to one hit aa Ihe Oaka downed he Seals 3-0 In the flral game of a douhleheadcr. And the game went ii innings. Hill Bevens, Hie Awards Assembly Planned Thr official rnd of Klamath Falls' hnM)nll and soft bail season j la nM for Brpl. 10 at thr. Armory when player from the five leatrurs pick up pmea in a giant award sCMion. The Kct'toKciher will run from 8 to 9 30 p.m. Plnvers and friend from all t.df tin - limine RnaAholl ttnri loser, gave only alx hlta In 10 1-3 I Men s.' Girls1, Midget and Pee Wee innlnga ! Softball will be on hand for the nn r ranciaco won tno aecona celebration i, i Twenty ytea ago Babe Ruth slugged two homers hut 38th and 39th of the aeason as Yankees topped Chicago White Sox. a plain pathway through the hilly Capilano golf course Wednesday and paved It with busted para. Juat alx Canadians remained in the scrap for Thursday morning's sixth round. With the field lo be cut In half by noon, the eight atlll preaent then will play the 18-hole quarter-finals to pare the list lo four by nightfall. Urzetta, Campbell and Shlelda took a ahortcut through par Wednesday aa they whipped two opponent apiece. Shields, the New York state champ from Albany, racked up nine birdies In 14 holes aa he wal loped Lome Smith of Dartmouth, N. S . 6 and 4. Urzetta. I960 US. champ from Eaat Rochester, N. Y., teal pae by five strokes and Percy Clngf of Vancouver bv S and 4. Campbell the Huntington, W. Vs., politician, waa four under In ft 6 and 3 de cision over Doug Bajua of Vancouv er. Par for the 8.804 yard course la 37-3672. MOUNTAIN BURGERS STEAKS CHOPS Optn 11 A.M. lo 10 P.M. Cloud Tuesday BRIMMING CUP CAFI l Mile Pair Keno YANKS' NEW BABE Loren Babe, 24, purchased from Syracuse, stepped right in at third base for tha Yankees. "Where Linena Live!" Men's Hand Uundry, 11th and Klamath, Ph. 3-25.11. SAFE! SPILLS! SPEED! THRILLS! Medford Speedway - - Races Every Friday Night General Adm. $1.50 Trials 7 p.m. (Standard Time) First Event 7:45 HARDTOP Children 50c game 4-2 Hollywood won lis Both game of Ihe season by downing Los Angeles 61, By The Associated Press INTERNATIONAL I. EAGLE Ottawa 4, Rochester 2 Buffalo 3. Montreal i Toronto 11. Byracu.se 0 tOnlv games scheduled i A.MKRK AN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee 17, Indianapolis 4 (Only game achcduledi TKXAS LKAOl'E Tulsa I. Dallas 1 Ran Antonio 3. Houston 0 Beaumont 3. Shreveporl 1 Eon Worth . Oklahoma City 4 PIONEER l.EAGl'E Ogden 6. Billing 4 Idaho Falls 8, Boise 5 Pocalello 12. Magic Vallev 5 Salt Lake 61. Great Falls 1-11 The champion Heaton's Machine team In the Junior Baseball League faces all-stars picked from the tpsI of the league Friday, 7:30 p.m.. on Conger Field. Other champions are Bill's Place tn the Men's Sollbal) cague, Ore gon Woolen In the Girls League. Fluhrer's In the Pee Wee League and Nelson a Battery In the Midget League. The Men's Softball League will take care of arrangements at the award assembly with George Con drey and Ron King In charge. The Program committee is head ed by the Pee Wee League with Loren Blnney and Nick Nichols In charge. , Pearl McPherson and Beverly Lloyd supervise the Girls' League, in charge of publicity. The Junior and Midget Leagues take care of the Refreshment de partment with Charles Shearer and Don Roper supervising. Plans for the award assembly will be coordinated Sept. 3. 7:3u p m., at the City Hall in another meeting. The committees were named in a Tuesday night meeting. PJATERFIIL 1 miim it SMOOTH ' UaQ MLl0W !5P1 I JACKSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S POSSE GROUNDS YREKA SPEEDWAY Hardtops- Every Saturday Night Trials 7:30 (Daylight Time) First Event 9:30 Gen. Adm. 51.50 Reserved Seats $1.80 Children 50c 71 1 K moot 0I CRAtN NEUTRAL SPIRITS tfattrflll and fnuiar Dtllllltrjr Co, Bantftia,K V I. 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