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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN lADrHl'U LIAOVg ' lhoop-8rhulie m.t.. 19 Hrhlllft'k'l MHHMM . -.14 1(1 lllllluu Cel. ...... 14 II. Huwaida 1,'leanera . ......... 14 10 HliiHiu Hvhulx Wildcat. . .........la III Walkara Veiluln ..,. .,......,.. ID Molalnre'a ......... lit IMacons garvlre . . . , ' I Wildcat. 3 initios 1 rhmavk'. 4 "...run 0 Howard's 4 Mutator.'. 0 Ihoupachulw J Waikar'i 1 Only nix gamei separate the first and last loam In lilt Ladybug League with Bhoop-8ihulr.e, 9-1 win- , hen iHHt night over Walker'! Vend ing holdlilf Ihe lop apn by ' akimpy ono game liter lut night's Lucky Linen action. Miry Bnlhwell, ice of the Rohmeck'i team, hid a .3M7M03- - am oerlaiminco tint give her high cams anrt acric-. BOiij-eok'i lino had tile bent team lerlei, in g7n-g3.-MJ-a.60 line. Tile Brtoop-Bchullae Wildcat edged In lor Uie beat turn game, n IWS. Boihweli and Frances Hahn, i teammate? picked up the tough t-g-10 split tut night. Four I Mi rolled 600 plui series. in addition to Botnweu, tney were LiKayne Hirrli (Hilltop) 133, Bil ly Bennett (Howard's 631 ind , Ruth Milne (Beacon's) 514. CITY LCAOl'E 1. S'l 1 a 10 ii ii H II Klcfcya fiaviMr rood tales , I7tt IT ftafaway ., Slarrul.a ..,...,,,..-.., Irtdarwooda Klamalh Lbr Bon Cora Cola . .,.... .. . Ktarrlll Moon ...... IS ..I4 ..U ,.l.1 ...0(i Jtirk.land'a llsrald-Mewa ,. I arar. i.iai rntai Klamalh Lbr a Cokes 1 ttlrkva 4 Mi tfnderwooda 4 JurkalanS'a e rtarrulaa 1 Harald-Ntva I Mber a aaiewar i Rlckya holds i slim half-game lead over Breber rood Biles In the City Bowling League liter post ing a 4-0 win over Merrill Moose tt night. Francis Ramsey hid more thin little to do wllh Rlckya' show big with 216 game, puling on , games of 139 ind 203, Ramaey'a B5S aeries wis i close aecond be ! bind t. A. McDonald'i 1M-1B4-1B4-- BM series, McDonald tubbed ior Die Herald Ji News team. , i Second-high game honon went fU Art Tuter of Klamalh Lumber Box wllb a 207. Tuier'a leim also (rabbryl team . honors with high game ind series. ! In aM-748e01-2401 suing. Under- woods' 804 game wia aecond high aa waa Coca Cola'a 22M aerlea. ' The City League will not roll Christmas or New Teari Day. Veterans In Tourney Lead MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Ul Two eld-tune golf stars Honry Plcard and John Revolts and an obacure Bl-year-old Miami Beach Club pro, Willie Klein, were In the spotlight Friday aa the 113.000 International Four-Ball Tournament entered the aecond round. Klein, oldest golfer in the tourna ment, teamed up with New York 'a Al Broach, In Thursdsy'a opening round to acore a aeiuallonal I and 2 victory over 8am Bnead, the Wen Virginia slammer, and Un big Australian, Jim Ferrler. . Plcard and Revolta, who won the tournament three years In a row back In the '30a, racked up a 4 and I flrat-round victory over two Charlotte, N. C , tournament veterans, Johnny Palmer and Clay ton Heifner. t BBaaaaaaaBBaBBBBaBaBaaaaaaaw aaaaaBBBBaBBaaaaBBaM jFTTfounc! thTgatestX Twbi. I dlscoveredlT c whiskey In my Vcould get luxury tasfey' (fetter drink-all wp.J Mn CAKSTAIRSJ J a S GO FOR CARSTAIRS . . It's made Iron premium priced to give you highest quality, i. It's made hj patented, ejcluslre methods ... to give you mellow, luxury taste. ' 3. Its quality la controlled 129 times. ii to insure uniform flavor in every drop. H'l beHar bc-caui It'i mad btrferl CARSTAIRS BROS. OISTIUINQ CO, INC., Cuppers '.Whip Italy By GAYLK TALBOT i BYDNKV, Aualrilli 11 Con aldorlng Ihoy were plnylng together for the first lime, Vlo be I x as of Philadelphia and Tony Traberl of Cincinnati looked like a remark ably promising doubles team today in crushing lliu voleran Italian pair of Ulinnl Cuo-lll and Maruello del Uello In clinching victory for the U, B, In ' the l)iivla Cup tennis Interxone final, The acorea ol M, 8-3; 6-3 Indicate the green American team got pro gressively sharper is the match went on, Their teamwork wia poor In the opening set, but toward the last they were aweeplng their be luddlcd opponent! oft the court, THOtll'LK Bueh a knowing Australian crltlo aa Jack Crawford, who once waa one of the world'a groalest doublea atari, coirnienico auerwaraa nisi the new American combination looked good enough to give trie Ausalei plenty of trouble In the challenge round at Adelaide 10 daya hence. Beixaa played on a aore, angniiy swollen right ankle which he hurt when he fell in ventrrday'i singles msich igiinal Fiuslo Clordlnl. To spare the ankle he mainly aerved only at hallipeed and Buffered Die only American service break in the opening set. , BOOMING Tribert'a booming first serve waa going In and he won five of 'Average Fan1 Named New Prexy of Tribe CLEVELAND W Myron H. Wilson, an "average fan" with a few shares or baseball atock but no management experience In pro fessional sports, took over Friday aa president of the Cleveland In dians. Ellis Ryan oult the lob under lire Thuraday and Wilson's first act ai new chief was to atrengtnen tne hand o( Hank Oreenberg by ex pressing "utmost confidence" la the general manager. Wilson, aaying he would continue hla insurance business, Indicated a freer hand for Oreenberg by pointing out he would not make the prealdeney a full-time Job. "I don't know much about pick ing ball playera or even trading them." he added, "that'g Hank's depaitment," 9 , J Vary fin registered" Scotch Terrier puppies, Vh monlhi, all (hoti, wormed. 502 Congar, phono 2-1470. .a a 1 1 better grsini it oy Men wiio care; The Main who Cares says : . CARSTMRS ' Qfimtmjiam sine I788 NtW YORK, N. Y. BUNDED WHISKEY, M his aeven services at love. The two Italian, who proved thomaelvea mighty trenchermen during their vlall (o Australia, put considerable fire Into their play In Ihe first act and had the crowd cheering Ihein as they broke Beix aa' delivery to square It it 4-4. But at tint point they begin to run out oi gas wnereei tneir tin, 'young rivals stepped up the pace and It rapidly becsme no contest, in tne nrai set ine itanana won eight clean points merely by knock' lng the ball between the Americana who stood staring stupidly at each olher. Tony and Vlo must have1 rigged up aomo algnala after that because they didn't let It happen again In Ihe last two sets, They broke Del Bello'a service twice to win the aecond let and give OuceUI the name medicine In the third get. MTIHFIKD Belxn, the U. B. team ciptiln, expresses: great eatlsfactlon wllh the showing he and Tnbert made their tlrat time out. "Unless some thing happens," he said, they will undoubtedly pair igalnat the Aua alea. - "Of courae," he added, "we need lot more practice together but we .have time to get that starting Mon day In Adelaide," , With the interune final already decided, Belxas said he would etay out of tomorrow's concluding singles ind let Him Richardson Oreenberg'i differences with Ryan on operational policies bad been a factor in the dispute leading to Ryan'a departure, although the former home run slugger never took part In the Ironl-oilice squab ble. The dispute leading to Wilson's election broke Into the open two weeks igo at the major league meeting it Phoenix, Ariz. Details never have been made public but Ryan waa crlllclted for advocating purchase of the Indlanapolla team In the American Association. In dlanapolli loat money last year. Ryan, admitting the aquabble, decided to make a fight of It. But Thuraday he could win . no more than a temporary itilemite at a special stockholders' meeting and resigned. gk .',';',V -' "' 1 4 Photo by Mclnfoth TF YOU'RE man who carts, fpr . ne,t ilily moother, drink all trays get cam Carstairs today. Jut one drink puun vou voy millinns of bottleg are bought each year WOOF, 11 CHAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS of Baton Rouge, La., take hla place against Del Hello who will substi tute for Oucelll. Forty-Niners Up for Sale ! BAN FRANCISCO The San Francisco 4ters football team la for sale by owners Anthony J. and Victor P. Morabilo, Tony, 42, wia idvlsed by hla doc'ors to sell list spring because of a heart ailment, but he wilted to see how the season affected him. "I've found out." he aald Friday, "that H'a too much." The 4Sers, after a rampaging start, wound up 7-s for third place In the Professional League's Nation al Conference. But they hid theli beat aeaaon financially In their seven year history. It was indicated the Morabltoa would demand in excess of $300, - 000. Pilots First Winners in KANSAS CITY Ml National Intercollegiate champion Southwest Missouri state and Southwest Tex as appeared the better teams aa Ihe NAIA pre-Chrlatma basketball tournament entered Ita aecond round Friday. , Marshall College of Huntington, W. Va., one of the pre-meet favor ites, wia bumped Into the losers' bracket In the opening firing be fore 3,600 Thursday night. Eight teama are participating In the three day meet in Municipal Auditorium. Southwest Missouri Bute - and Washburn University, the team that upset Marshall, iWill tangle In the opening winners' bracket game at p.m: (PST) Friday uight. Portland (Ore.) University, a NAIA aeml-finallst last March, TURKEY SHOOT 10 A.M. SUNDAY December 21 2 Miles North of Modoc Point on Highway 97 - OPEN SIGHT --SCOPE- - SHOTGUN - ivSUIialWlitaeaWlSW I d TO Ik to fife Uomkl a Mous will carry your remembrcirace to friends and . day Just mail your Gift Order (enclost chtck, namt and ad dress of recipitnt and nam to appear as giver) to the Herald and News, P.O. Box 941, and an appropriate fi:u ".s:f :.-s. ...:u j t uni viiiiuwuii win pt rngncu lur vnniimai . t .gr comiMv in to the Herald and News office at Esplanade and Pinlbit5i I H'H Streets yourself. BY MAIL- Year $11.00; i Months Jo.iO tea- By The Associated Press BOXINO NEW YORK Sugar Ray Rob 1 n I o n, world'i middleweight champion, formally announced bit retirement from the ring, BASEBALL CLEVELAND Ellis W. Ryan resigned as president of the Cleve land Indiana and was replaced by Myron H. Wilson. RACING NEW ORLEANS Apprentice lockey Henry Ford riding two long ghota, Btllcella (119. 40j in the first race and Diamond Jimmy 1 dally double at Fair Ground which (as.uui in ine aecona, twent th returned 1.317.80. Round Tourney will meet Southwest Texas In the other winners' bracket game. The Missourlana had to come from behind In a atrong second half rally to defeat Morntogslde College of Sltix City, la., 84-68 Thuraday night. Morningslde led by as many as aeven points late In (he aecond quarter. Portland had little difficulty in beating Rockhurst 64-47, although the Kansas City team played a fine defensive game the fi.st half. Andy Johnson, Portland's speedy forward, and guard George Hink house tied tor scoring honors, with 16 points each. Portland held only a 10-8 margin after the first peri od but quickly widened the gap aa play speeded up. Waxhburn defeated Marshall 83 61 and Southwest Texaa State downed Jamea Mlllikin 83-82. Subscription Rates: Ferris Blasts Brundagc For 'Men Only' Olym pic Proposal NEW YORK WV-Throw the ladles out of the Olympic Oames7 , "Never." boomed Dinlel J. Fer ris, militant secretary-treasurer of the Amateur Athletic Union, taking sharp Issue with Avery Brundaga, new president of the international Olympic Committee. "I see Avery would like to streamline the Olympic! by hang ing up a "For men only' algn on the games." the aquat, snow haired AAU executive added. "I think It would be a grave mistake. Furthermore, I don't think It will ver come to pass." MORE GALS Ferris long his been an out spoken advocate of more and bet ter female athletea In the United miles ind tne Brundage pro nouncement list week in Chicago pulled the rug from under an AAU campaign to improve feminine trick and field lorces. "Avery said we could well dis pense with the ladies' competition because the ancient Greeks didn't let the girls In the games and didn't even let them watch the events from behind their dark veils," Ferris continued. Moore Would Simplify Rules PHILADELPHIA, ( Basket ball should have less complex rules in the opinion of Doxie Moore, the National Basketball As sociation's supervisor of officials. In his words, the rules "are too Involved. Today, our best officials csn't keep track of all the inter-, pretations and they're constantly in trouble." Moore told the Philadelphia Basketball Writers Association Thursday that "basketball Is Ihe hardest sport to officiate. It'a hys terical and everybody thinks they know the rules better than the officials." SHE'LL LOVE YOU SHE'LL LOVE YOUR GIFT YANOMN'S S27 Main .':..:.- . rntjiMiiificauim FHOM. relatives every of he year ! BY CARRIER- Year SHJO; Month $1.35 "But thli la a new age and I think the 1862 Olympics at Hel sinki showed us that there is wide International Interest in women'a track and field. We must revamp our thinking to keep pace," LOW EBB i The AAU executive said Ameri can strength in women's trsck and field baa reached a low ebb be cause, of the modesty of the U. 8. female and also because of her fear that ahe might develop Into a mannlah, muscular Amazon. "I think botii premises are wrong and we must wage a cam paign to Convince tha girl that competition will enhance their oeauty ana atrength and make them better mothers," Ferris said. "Sometimes I susnect our elrbt are timid about running around in public faj aborts although they seem to have no qualma about appearing in a tight, revealing bathing auit, "You need enlv tn lank at of our awlmmers and divere to realize mat athletic competition doesn't hurt a lady's beauty.. PRETTY "I was surprised In Helsinki tills summer to find so many beauti ful, feminine women competing. The Australian girls, who were the best in the games, were particu larly attractive. , "I remember asking an Austral Ian official how they got their girls Interested In track. He replied the girls were treated Just like the boys when there was a track meet both took part. We have only about six meets a year for girls." Ferris aald a special committee may be formed to study the prob lem next year and try to generate HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUGINE, ORE MED'ORD Thoroutnly Modern -Mr.- and Mrs. J. . Earley and Joe Earley Proprietors . . .if vou qivt her hosiery from. Van Ormon's. Let ug help vou select them . . . and flift wrap them free! a e Mens from Giv the Telephone 8111 Comer Esplanade and Pine Just off Main Street new Interest among the girls. Bus iness Institution may be asked to form teama. 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