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TI1UUSUAV, SKPTKMBKR 11, 11)52 IIKRALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK THIRTEEN eftdeveir Trials pen Ueve Friday 108 Dogs On Deck For Meet Al lml b dorii lli'ld trial clixm niou will I)k in Held n Minna IlHt tloKN whrn tlin HIlRriU-C'nHi-iiili. llnlilrvrr C'lillj riino III UiriT-iluy llcrnnrU trlnln tipnnliiu tomorruw, B a, in., on the Limt Uivrr knnrli. Hnuke Itlwr Ullly, ihr don nonet's Chit UinIi'IiI Mcrrrtl Hi llin opm llllr in Ihn irliiit (Mailt lifi'n, wont tin on Intiul. The re triever In ruiiiiinn nl Mimmtiln, Muni , tinllis brum held In ton Junction Willi Hie lucal Irluln. Hut thriT'i k mil o( top drawer rrtriPVRi'n In hlil lor Ihr top ipot In Win nprn, Mm uiiiln event whrre .oilie 4U dona will cuter. And thru tliwo'n nlwiiyn Ihr rhiinre homr rnnltm tiiikiiowifHN lar mm polnl'WlnnliiK ocn will nni'iik In lor the luiiui"' iiih! The JuclKrn, liwlilrntnlly, arc C H. Uuiuinn nl Hrnttle and lluuh Mohol.t nl Hollywood. im rrii n Hetty Nil hnln and Jurk Orewell, (iriT'otli. will do the JudituiK In the del by iMnke.i, a Hold loaded wllh !M oulniandinit puppies. The piunile of champion, lilciudr: onkcirek'a Viin Cleve, American and Canuiliiin Held trial champion owned and handled by A Hchmldl of i'oilland. Illmk Con.ulr o( Whlimore. Held trial champion owned by Olen B. Miller, Htinnvnlde, Wanh , handled by lloy Cloiila. Slo-l'oke Bmokey of Dairy Hill, I'd, owned and handled by Alldrleun A. Jnnen. Blin Mnteo. Calif Trevellyr Bwlll, Amerliaii and lliltmh Held tr In 1 champion, owned by t. It. Hpauldlnii, Hania llnrbara, Calif., handled by Mnully Hehveitu Jlboilad llypj-y, AfcO rTJ, owned and handled by James W, III y nn. Hienierlon Wash. Rip of Holly Hill, AkC FrC, owned by Mrs. William ftolh, Han Mateo, handled by Uonla, SAL r.NTKRKII Mnniuomory'a Hid. Kit', owned by I'helina Monliioinery, Khimath Fell, handled by Hal Montgomery, Wlllowa of Trnb, Canadian FTC, owned by Wclllimton Henderaon, Hun Frmu-lico, handled by Uonla. (Jukcreek'a 8lr Dorchealer, FTC, owned and handled by Jim Btllwell, Klamath Kalln. Ualek Panther, AAVC FTC. owned by Cail Carbon. Helena, Mont., handled by tiellveau. Heavcrcreek Bandit, A4iC FTC, owned and handled by Herb Flninclihat-ker, ban Francisco. BrlenaU n Orlnno, Natlonnl FTC, owned and handled by Clllf Bug nal, Anaheim, Calif. KI N TOOKTIIKR Derby and Amateur Ulake.t atari together tomorrow morning al 6. 'Die Ijuiilllylnir BUikes atari when the Derby and Amiiteur end, prob ably Friday alternoon. The Open all-agp follow the Quallfylnu Stukes and will prob ably get underway aometlnie Sat urdny mornlnit and run throuiih timidity. Dan and Mubel LlHkcy'a LokI River Ranch la belnn lined for the firnt time here for licenced triala. Go south on Lakevlew hlithway hut pa-it Olene. Turn rlithl at the I.O.-.1 River Ranch aign and travel aix miles. t- i' - r i "ft-? ri'- I CANINE QUARTERBACK Put Montgomery, veleran dog handler and trainer, hain't time for much elte at retriever trials. Here't eight of the dogs he'll run during the Shasta-Cascade Re triever Club licensed trials at Lost River Ranch opening tomorrow morning. A few of the dogs seem to be listening to Pat; others are anxious to be up and at 'em. fly The Aaaoclated Preaa AMERICAN I.FA'it K New York Cleveland Chicago Ronton Waihlngton Philadelphia St. Loun Detroit w 83 82 74 12 72 71 S7 47 Wedneaday'a Renulti Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 1 Detroit 6, Boston 2 Chicago 6, Washington 2 New York 6, 81. Louis X Pel. .bra .586 .632 .522 .511 .507 407 .341 Only 371 See Boemler Shut Out Ports, 5-0 By The Aaaoclated Preaa Oakland! faint pennant hopes perked up a bit Wednesday night as Seattle's Bob Hall checked Hollywood, 4-0, handing the Paci fic Coast League leaders their first shutout In the last 38 games. With rain cancelling the Oak-land-Bacramento game, the Oaks climbed to within six games of Hollywood. The Acorns will net another chance to whittle the Stars' lead a twin bill at Sacramento Thursday night while Seattle and Hollywood play a singleton. Hall scattered seven Hollywood hits as his Seattle mates clobbered NATIONAL LfcAM K W L 88 83 80 75 68 62 60 6 BOWL LEAGUES READY Six bowling leagues are now in Ihe swim but It's expected to be Just a stmt as keglers await the opening of Klamath's new bowling center, name of which Is still being bounced n round In a contest. The Automotive League was the latest to sign, Joining these other kegllng families Commercial, Moose Ma's, Moose Pa's, Ladybug and Classic' Automotive League officers named In a Tuesday night meeting are President Dale Blehn, Vice President Mire Wnlker and Secretary-Treasurer George Thomas. The 10 teams In the Motor loop arc Psrke-Ponllac Balslgcr, Hun ger, Dlmbst, Bob Ross Oarage, Dick B, Miller, Ashley, Specialized Service, Basin Motors and Motor Investment. "Where your linens live!" Men's Hand Laundry, llth and Klamath, Phone t-Z.VIl. Duke Southern Conference Pick With Maryland, Clemson Decked Pet. .638 .606 .580 .643 .462 .446 435 .277 Brooklyn New York SI. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh 39 102 Wednesday's Results New York 3, Pittsburgh 1 (13 in nings Philadelphia 6, St. Louis S Brooklyn 4-6, Chicago 1-2 Cincinnati 6, Boston 5 (10 innings) PACIFIC COAST LKACUE W L Pet. 102 Hy ROIIKItT MtlOIIK RICHMOND. Va. 'Ilie South ern Conlerenre finds Itself milk ing football history this season brlore a single game has been played land and Clemson ale expected to have learns which will rank among the best In the nation. Yet. neither can win Ihe conference championship. Both Maryland and Clemson are on the conlerence blacklist They placed there tor playing in New Year's Day bowl guinea and were given one-year football suspen sions. CANT WIN Virginia, another ton-flight area outfit, can't win, either, (or the Cavaliers aren't conference mem bers. Maryland has Its eyes set on becoming the nstlon's No. 1 team. And the Terps hsve every reason to believe Hint's where they'll wind up They thrashed Tennessee, last Hollywood Oakland Seattle veur'a top-iunkcd teum, in the was sixth in the nation last year , S"!?.,0'80 Kuiiar Howl Jan. 1. And Conch Jim in totnl yards gained with a total Portland Tutum Hnlly admits the Terps will of 1.579. I05 "ec'f" lime their krnitest running atlnck Virginia has a small squad of ?.an ''ntisto In Maryland history and a defcn-i43. but all of Ihrin have a lot of nive unit which will compare tnvoi. football savvy and were on last DukeTBlue Devils have become! San Francisco 5 .Portland odds-on favorites to cop the con- Maine v "u"":" " leience crown wllh Marvlanri and Oakland at Sacramento, Clemson saicly out 01 the way for a year. 61 105 Hncramenlo Wednesday a nesuua For two of its iiicmbi-rs Mui y-jnbly to the ' I!K defense which i J car s nquad. I f pr?ieisco S Portland 0 .614 .578 .518 .509 .503 .479 .431 .367 limited Its foes to an average 75.5 yards per game. SCAIIIIATH BACK of I It v TVi p !-- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE PJavofs semi-final! Montreal 5 Toronto (Montreal leads, 2-0! Rochester 2 Syracuse 1 (Rochester icaus. 4-ui AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Playoffs Semi-finals Milwaukee fl St Paul 7 nuilfva,,. kee leads 2.nt Kansas city 6 Minneapolis 2 (Kan- oao j.y icaus, 2-U I TEXAS LEAGUE PlaVOffe HPItli.flnal. Oklahoma City 10 Dallas 3 (series Shreveuort 7 Fort Worth A tfihrw- port leads, 2-01 PIONEER LEAGL'E Great Falls 12 Billings 3 Buen 1 salt Lake 3 Idaho Falls at Pocatello, Rain. Leftv Paul Pettlt for 13 safeties, including two triples and three doubles. Clarence Maddern hit a telling double and triple. Ban Francisco hung a 5-0 white wash on Portland before the sea son's sparsest crowd only 371 cash customers In Seals Stadium. Bill Boemler authored the shut out after loading the bases In the first Inning. Joe Grace's full house double off Lyman Llnde In the third gave Boemler all the punch he needed. Los Angeles' oft-dormant power poked through again and the Angels plastered San Diego. 6-3, with a barrage of four homers. San Dietro clung to fourth place, a same ahead of Portland. The Angels moved to within five games of San Diego, keeping their slim first division chances alive. By The Associated Press Detroit Johnny Bratton, (50, Chicago, outpointed Ralph Zannel- 11, 150, rrovmence, K. 1. cioi. New Gun Club Meets Tonight Klamath's new gun club, the bench rest shooters, meet tonight, 7:30 o'clock, at the airport range when charter members will be signed. Other business includes election of officers and drafting of by-laws for the new club. Another invitation is extended to those interested in this new type of rule snooting to attend the meeting Art-Metal Office Equipment Costs No More . . . Own The Best. Voight's Pioneer Office Supply. 629 Main. Additional , Sports Page 14 FIGHTS I liJATERFIlL 1 AZIER E) U KENTUCKY JIM 4 SMOOTH LjJ'L. I KENTUCKY HE If DEO WHISKEY $370 11 OX. 35 M PROOF 70t GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS ttUrflll nd Fruitr Distillery Cc,EUrfJoKji Tfttuni hnn Jack Bcarbith, a Hi-oat (juarlcMbnctc, round to di rect. hli Iricky KplllrT version, lie an nbuncliuicc of other speedy bnrks in ChrMcr Hnnulrtk. Ralph Kclton, Rnnnifr Waller. Krry Lay man. Joe i.nrninit. Dick Nolan, Ed Kullnton, Kd B n r r I It, Bernle Kalonny, Charley Boxotd and Lynn BelKhtoI. Lending Ihe Maryland line Mullises Win In an afternoon of family at Reamcs Club yesterday, lournevs were run off. A husband-wife event saw and Mrs. Moon Mullis score golf Western Victoria Spokane Vancouver two Salem I Yakima Lewis ton Trl-Clty International League W L Pet. 92 Mr low I is rr,own.t ' ie D'ng' Wednesday'. Result. rli, i. i,fl, k...i..i....., ...u V. Y. ' . ivir-tnria. 11 Lwision . "' ,iii- mi", niui.iicw, wiiu. tsaoe lorgerson ana ner son, : ra along with Bcarbalh la being 'Kenny, had low uross In a mixed Spokane Vancouver two-ball round. Low net was card ed bv Mildred Soukup and Jim Power. A dinner was served following play. .634 .589 .514 ,490 .469 .460 .454 .388 boomed for all-America honors Fifteen oilier lettcrmen are sprin kled among the line candidates. Clein.ion has a terrific triple threat back In Billy Hair. Hair Salem 1 Wenatcnee u Trl-Clty 4 Yakima 0 S3'; t ,i50 mm. .sports idjto, ' ' N?TLv 1 Mil. i -i . I I, ' i ili-'Wl.-iV '! iPtr ' -'.-vt-'-t-i 'fl Va ' i .GENERAL Wedgeport, N. S. BritLsh com monwealth team, winner of 1951 International Tuna Fishing Tourna ment, took 191-potnt lead over U. S. In first day of 1952 tourney. Women Open Club Tourney Three matches are scheduled to morrow morning when Reames women open play for the club championship. Defending Champion D o n na Sproat won't be on deck to defend her title this year. She Is billed instead for major surgery at Klam ath Valley Hospital. The first elimination matches to morrow pair Luster Nerseth and Gladys Bingham at 9:30 a.m.. Mary Drew and Eve Ashley at 9:35, Mid Merryman and Jo Rothernberger at 9:40. All others who qualified for the Fall Championship Tournament drew byes. A short business meeting to deal with tournament rules will precede tomorrow's play at 9 o'clock. (NEA Trlepholo) THEIR HERO Early Wynn (seated, eentor) is surrounded by happy Indian teammates in their Cleveland locker room after winning his 30th game. He has lost 12. Wynn beat Bobby Shantx of the Athletics, S I, for this ono. SAFE! 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