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Newspaper Page TextPACE NINR TUESDAY, SKIT. U. I. I l . - L . - . 2.1, 10.2 IIKRAM) AND NBWS. KLAMATH KA1.1.S. ORKCiON v'k'I SOME NUMBER Led half back Jerry Marchand it p I a I d that Louisiana State's new letter-number tyitam wint the approval of Co-ed Bootsie Duke. Hacker Captures ERA Lead Fight On For Club Tee Titles llrnnirn iinlfrrn -both men and . wunii-n have llrni-riiund deilrn Irli-ured and are liiiiieiilnii war lubs tor a continuation of the III; hi for the club ilianiiiloniihlpi. I c:inmilnii-liin flluht winner In tin- men' Hint round wire Andy I'luvlv ovrr mil nriiUon, 'loin I'rr kln ovrr Knrl Wrlinar. nv llrrb rr over John Went, Ui-orne nronter hoiii ovi-r John Merrvnian, Moon ' lT ill lira ovrr Howard Prrrln, Norm jMolv ovrr frntik Hall and Lloyd 1-t.ou. .. r'nrl Woodn. 'l'lie lo.era drop Into first file lit n'j(rinnd . lllKht llnv mw Fv Oldrnlirru hrnt lloyiil Slmw, Ed jldiblnwn eliminate Ted llln-'liam 11 llnlllnulotl defeat K. H S'lhomiKon and Howard Bcroimln l eh rnlf llxlrr. I Don milliner bent MikiIc Ullard, i ,,.,, I'niixpitiin won ovi-r P:ddle fin II. Kd HroMerhnim Hdellne-f We m,.n and Cluy Murker delented nirlt Klnnetl In thud lllKht nlnv I (II K i ll I I.H. H I' , . i kipiI Hinll, Hunk Mnnebar and .li-n v WldKcr brat Kd bamuela, l.e Hinilrii mid Hill HuHclMcUi I" louith lllKlil llV- I, vie HnlhenueiHer brat Al limine nnd Vlnre l.uwlrr brat Jack I'rop.'l III mill lllKht e-ompruwon. HlxthfllKhl pilivria nrrw round bvri and Kd inrmnaii r. Wen l.nren and Karl Kent brut Hob Adaina In hrconci-rouiiu i-'. I'layrra Hill III conlrnilon lor tin wnmen'i Idle are I mter Nerneih with a win ovrr Faien Kariem, Mante l.arkin ovrr Jr an Keternn. Mary Brrw ovrr Lena Smith. Iran rr, Moebar ovrr Jran Reynold". Drily Mcculloch over Mildred Mrr tvman. Clara Cirove over Helen Hrchrn. Mildred Boukuo over Mar-e-lla Raymond by dr lau and Dor olhv Swanaon nvrr Myrtle Scluwv l.n-era continue In llrit-fllnht play. DRAW HVKH Second-round malchea In the -econd llmhl- player, t rrw in Hit Urn round-aw Owen Mll- Irr brat Jo RothenberKcr, Mabel Mrriyninn brut f.ve flsniey, Mkkr" Hall bral Helen Brink and llelrn rerklna beat Oladvi Blnit- '' Hrinl llnala In the irnlor worn ,n" division have Nrll Hancock aiialnnl May Htephena and Pearl Drew anainat Exene lluinble " ... . H,,rtv alternoon Derby. ..n.. honors weni io X : 4 J i t A Rain Threatens Title Tiff; Joe Confident II v Ml ItllAV KOhK ,lhralcrd al prlcra rariKliiK un to lHII.nL)bL,i'HlA Cliamplon U HO. JeiM-y Joe Walcolt and dynamic 1 ne r-"-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V ol rain brouKht nocay Mitrclano anxioualy peered ,.l tne KlowcrihK xiea KKluy a Inry inarard oil the Ioiik hour tor ilicir heralded hravywclKhl lllle cmn In Municipal Hiadlum. lo mind Hie hi-HvywriKhl title acrap between Oene 'Iiinney and Jack Dcmp.K'V in this aame huue bowl juM 211 year ao loday. tienlle- iiian Oene lilted the Manaaan A llyht drizzle dampened the Mauler's crown in a battle IoukIU Fncndiv City luM iiikiiI and eaiiy ,i; a heavy downpour that drcriched today and the forccaiit waa lor rum both the puuiUmh and the 120,747 throuuh inoMt ol Hie duy. Inns. The cuhiomein ahclled out II It rain lute today and a pot- H.BIi5.73J n record then to pouijneiit la nrceaaary, tne 15 lound Ixiut will be put on tomorrow with 'HiurMlay an additional aland by date. Allhouuli the llxlit. alarllnv at U.3U p.m., Daatcrii Hlandard Time, witne;,!! the tremendoua upset. There, won't be allvthlliK close lo lhoe liKurea tomuht II the bout Koea on hut It will be the r I c he a t heavyweight promotion nine tne Joe l.ouls Walcott rc- NICE CATCH Whether you believe in mermaldi or no), comely Chipi Do Winter ' would be a pfeaienf catch for any fiiherman. The "mer maid" helped (ha Miami,. Fla ., Fashion Council launch its annuel retort ityls week. tow I Vf. fMarn UTOVB an 88; low net laurrr, llothenhrrurr and Mildred Merry man wl.h a n: Toyly topped , he mrn with a nlne-hole 41, '" i n a alx-lron and puller; the beat . - omen v.a Mildred with NTW YORK W Wuirrn Hack r. 37-year-old fhli auo Cub rmlu liantlrr haa lakrn over the Nation al l.rauue'i rained run lead na the Hi6'i rampaVil rolla Into lln final fix dayi. Karned run averaitra compllrd liy thr Aaaoc'iaied ITe-a dKiiusr thai llackcr. who Iuih lb victories and eiKhl arlbacka. haa tx-rmlllrd is rainrd rum In 1HU limiima lor a 1 30 murk. The Cub laatballer la rrhrdulrd lor one more atari thta t.... .., ,I,M Kl I ni.lH T" 1 ' "' ' " . " " . in- Ruth Welmer t;anllllltl5 nr.xi witbtihi. MPrivii'"- u.ne imm Jor Hlnrk. llr'joklyn a anialmi ,,ty atirr 13 "' bewii;,, Ria.klr. artuallv l thr nominal ltlr vamr. captured the "umnii. nare-aeltrr with a 1 01 earned run tlonor ol havln the "J.0 Mulll 'TO Nero rlrtlv. who huile,. iA'JK &Sl honor on hl Ural complele came In IS h-i the tee.i. ner.ranrr aeamrt inwton ibm r.un day, hui piuhed onlv 137 Innmaa. He prfdn 17 more lo reach IR4. Ihe minimum leoiilirmrnt lo br ehellilr lor Itir titlr. All:e Reynolds Mrenulhenrd nia er.p on Ihe Amerlian l.encue lead l'ii Rnnriav bv bli.nkiiiK Ihe Phil rdeliihi.) A'a. 10 The S4-yenr-oId New York Yankee veteran." 1" iee,rrini; hia Mxlh aliiilout, rr dured Ida KRA to 5 07. Allir, a j 11-name winner, haa allowed 54 enmed runar In J85 liuilnna. IRISH ST4FF M'ATTr'.ltl:!) NOTRE DAME. Ind. (l The seven inembera ol Notre .Diinic'a Imitball coacliliiu atall come I ruin different atatea. Head C'o.'u h Frank Leahy la liom winner. 8. I) ; John Druze from IrvmHon. N. J.; John Lujaik kiom C'onnclliivllle. Pa.; Joe McArdle from Uiwcll.Masa.; Bob MrHrlde. from Uiiian. O . Bill Farly from Purkerbur!. W. Va . and Wally Zlcmba from Hammond, lnd. won't be ahown on home tclcvlMon, hum on June 2S. 1048. 11 will be beamed via a cioaed cii- ri ithhn nut lo a record number of j0 I Co-promoter Jim Norria and '.heatcra In 31 cities coaft to coaat. Herman Taylor look for a crowd m ciiKiand ineatera and ino,i ; &o (KjO and a ujw ol between In Ihe Phllndelnhla area will not i iSSO.OOO and 4M0.OIM. Walcoll will be In on the network. . collect 40 per cent of the net while YOUTH VH. A i jr. ilhe 2S-ycur old enanenKor will re- Home 120.000 to 140.000 mrcIii-;ccve 20 percent, ineyn net ine lora are expected to view the iime percentane of the theatcr-TV "youth va. aKe" atruKKle in the and movie money. . The awarthy, powerful, unde feated thallenuer Iran BriKkton. MasN., remained the favorite to l dethrone the 38-vear-old aa the bin ibe'tora took the rubber bands oil their hefty bankroll. The latest iodds boosted Rocky up to an 8 to 6 'choice. I The odds didn't bother Walcott an underdoii through moil of hla 22 year career nor did the writers' picks. Boxlnir wrltera r.vii' tai rut p umpeo lor uic ,uuiik.iiw to K0 with raw. ""; huck.e o To MMm&in, thl, one. ao the jV?scv majority of the "ex- Murclano. It, to wear down Jer!ey rl,.. vete on hls successful June Joe Walcott. M.'ndj! Ezzard Charle. L'nuiiii'iuu nuiiiimiMc vi th- .im, ctnriiutn round of loniKht'a flKht. It mlkhl im 'he aame iladmin. happen a Utile sooner If the Cum h..,i ri,..,t,u Itpenmra eareleaa. Murclano, an unbeaten youni! fident he will hand the crude but man of great potentialities, plana i dangerous challenncr the first llck m on nut and tuck down hi Rran-! ing of his career. Although Walcolt He law and inrow puncnea av ,-,na.s n:uuuin.ru Rocky May Shoot At Joe's Tummy h i f J '4trX i I ' ' j J a ft - JL, ,.w-,,,4 iDDC More Sports Pages 10, 11 NY Sells Series Tickets NEW YORK Iffl The New York Yankees, leading the Cleveland Indiana in the American League pennant race by one goiiie,. began accepting mall orders for World Series tickets Tuesday. Fans desiring box and reserve", seat tickets must purchase tickets for all three games scheduled- to be played at the Yankee Sla,llum. The games will be the third, fourth and fifth. Of course, if the series Is over In four games, refunds will be made for the fifth. The customer Is limited to two sets of three tickets. Prices are J24 for box seats and 518 for re serve seats. Cleveland and the Brooklyn Dod gers, who are on the "erne of clinching the National League pen nant, will begin selling World ser ies tickets Wednesday. Joe Walcott Rocky Marclano fflNFIIlKNT The old guy is supremely con- rtKF.F.TI'.ltK AT Dl'Klv I DURHAM. N C. Duke's re-1 vised football roaiers lists live New ! Jersey athletes. They arc Chris ' LaCnruba of Piulhpsbuvg. Carl ! (YorII Bonin and Captain Lou ; Tepe of KnKlewood. Bob Patcul of j BlooniMeld and Abble I'lgnator ol Long Branch. SHARPE SHOT Lt.- Col. Thomai J. Sharpo jcored 210 itraight bull'i-eyoi to eitab liih a new ,45-caliber piitol record. He wai compot'mg in the National Rifle Ajiocia tion meet In Jackionville, Fla. Local Dogs Finish High Local dos didn't sweep the field in San Franclacoa reirlever trials "but they made a healthy ahow- - ... ...ir. .vent. In the open ao ae MonlBomery s Bai, ownru u, . , MnnUomery. handled by Pat ,i.ni.mv. finished third. A cer. niiente of merit went to Odessa Creek Spunky, owned and handled Four Klamath dogs placed In the n.ialifvlnir stakes. Second place m. in ainraaii s niKii.i'-i owned by ticanor nn'i to Crater Lake Sidecar, owned and bundled by Arnle Moiling; v,ivia to Duchess ol Eldorado, owned and handled by diggers Koschnlck, and Hogue River Tim. ownea ana iianu led by William Stanley. Hal's 8pl-Wlse Zeke won a sec ond place In the derby stakes, a n,i,,nv nwnen ov nai Dniuicr, iiai.u' te.i bu Montgomery. Fourth In the rt.rhv wax won bv Dynafly Mo- Oonigle. owned by R. R. McEanry, handled by Montgomery. - MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS Br The Associated Preaa INTKRNATIONAL LEAGUE i Real of seven finals) Rochester t Montreal 2 (Rochester leads, 2-1) TKXA8 LEAGUE (Best-of-scvrn finals) Shreveport 3 Oklahoma City 1 iShrevepnrt leads, 3-1) SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION (Best-of-scven finals) Mobile 4 Memphis 3 (Series tied I v :. .s.'-v ft Vt - . jrii r-1 if' i f " irrN- 'Til HIGHLAND SLING Kilts twirling, Lochearnhead's brawny Ewen Cameron whirls throwing the light hammer during Scotland's traditional Braemar Gathering. ! cott's body until something comes loofe. I " Walcott might get away Irom i two or three of them in a row," I says Charlie Goldman, the Mar iciano trainer, "but he'll only find more coming after him. He can t : block or get away from all of them. Every one that nits nis oeuy win lake something out of him. He'll feel It In his legs first. When he's rer.lv. Rocky will knock him out." BODY ATTACK Obvlouslv. the challenger's camp does not feel that Walcotfs pre vious opponents have exploited the body attack as they might have. Looking at some of Walcott's more recent bouts on television or almost every exchange oi oiowa on films, they noticed that after Jersey Joe dropped his gloves and made quite a production of hiking up nls tights before resuming the Irav. They decide,! he migni oe hiding his front with the gloves while he is taking a long, welcome breath. Yeah." Rocky grinned when asked about this, "I nonce he goes for those lights, all right." GLOVKS IP It was plain the way he said it that he means to try to keep Joe's gloves not only up at all times tonight, but extremely busy. There will be no rest for the older man except between rounds. As he goes out for each succeeding round, the chances are he will feel a little more tired of It all. Finally the time will come when the old champs' arms will irop to defend his tortured insldcs .and . . .bang! It comes sometime to all of them. Anyhow, Uiat's the blueprint a: we see it. If it should by am chance be proved wrong this turn we'll simply haul it out again th next time thev meet, for Marclan is destined to be heavj'wclgh, champion. statements he made to reputable newsmen that Rocky will be an easy mark, there is no doubt that the cnampion ana his followers are looking lor a quick knockout. lrainer uh" riorio will knock him stiff In the first round." Charlev Goldman, Marciano s lit tle trainer, predicts Rocky will win "somewhere Between me sixin nm eltrhth rounds." . For the record, the fighters gave out with the usual "I think I'm Roing to win. umerwi5e "j I be fighting?" ,- '.;v Almost everyone In this town agrees this fight won t go the lim it Our pick is Rocky in six rounds. :) 't tw map. tKmt amot ,.': . ' Cheerful Chuck Taylor Worried About Cougars SAN FRANCISCO Ifl Chuck Taylor, Stanford's optimistic foot ball coach who habitually tabs bis 1 Indians as the winner in pre-game forecasts, is playing it cautious for the Washington State game Satur day at Pullman. "We'll be fortunate to win," Taylor told the Northern Califor nia Football Writers Monday. Sneaklnor of WSC'a 35-7 loss Fri- I affair day night to USC. Taylor said souri. "Don't led that score fool you. Washington State is a tough team and the fact thev had the ball 82 times against USC's 52 proves it." Taylor said his Indians, who thumped Santa Clara 28-13. were more nervous at the opening kick- off than any Stanford team he's seen in years. Lynn Waldorf, coach of Calif ornia's powerful Bears, said he's frankly worried about Saturday's at Berkeley against Mis- Bariteau Halfway Leader PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. Wl! Five Pacific Northwest Golfers led by Al Mengert of Spokane were nun ui uic Auiu.mg iuwij as a field of more than 400 teed off In the final 18-hole qualifying round for the California amateur championship. Jack Bariteau, San Jose laundry owner, paced the field at the half way point witn a iour-uim-par 68. Mengert, runnerup to Jack West land in the National Amateur at Seattle last month, fired a 71 In Monday's round to lead Northwest entries. Bill Mawhlnney, Vancouver B. C, had a 73; Eddie Draper, Seat tle, 79; Bucky Levin, Bremerton, 80; and Bruce Cudd, Portland, 84. Dick Yost of Portland and Walt I McElroy of Vancouver, B. C, l withdrew. OF DUCKS AND GEESE NEW YORK (Ft "Know your Ducks and Geese." a 50-cent book let (Sports Afield Publishing Co.). includes 32 full color plates on America's ducks and geese. Bevos Release Mike McCormick PORTLAND If) - The Portland " By The Associated Press BASEBALL S Cleveland Cleveland Indians defeated Detroit Tigers. 6-3, and moved to within one game of New York Yankees, leaders in Ameil can League, who were Idle. TENNIS neritelev. Calif. Vic Seixas of Philadelphia defeated Larry Axtell )f San Francisco. 7-5, 6-2. in a econd-round match in the Pacific Coast championships. I RACING New York Alfred Vanderbilt's ; Native Dancer ($2.80) won the i Anticipation Purse, preview of I Saturday's $100,000 futurity, and Joe Brown's Parading Lady i$90.20) won the $23,400 vosourgn Coach Red Sanders whose UCLA i Bruins downed Oregon 13-6 praised I Coach Len Casnova and the Ore gon defense. I "In Emery Barnes, they showed I me the best defensive end I ve seen in a long, long time." Sanders said. "They said he was six-feet- nine to me." 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