Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 30, 1953, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextntlPAY. JANUARY 30. 1953 BJJMI I J SSSaasaSBBSBBgfB ;.,v U40CB .rsW,;r; Hewea CkeiiiriT" . icbaov-ackulM Wueaats ' IVaUMr'a -Vanetng ; , ... Selmap ,BSelia Bclimack'i I limn l J Wlliiri . HMtl. 4 Horcmr4 Four bowlers tonoed th. ma. .series. . mark in the Lady bug -ajeagia. bm uigm, icq oy ' Mary BothweU's 15HM-1M-U7 slrine. Bothwsll rolls' for. Al Schmeck's warn. Otters gelng ever Um loo mark were ' Sally Bennett, Howard's Cleaners, exz; uuuyne Harris, rHUltop Cafe,c.19; and. Dorothy Bewea. Hilltop, soa. . But the high-single game was rolled by Bernlce Brlu, Shoop Scbulte, a 1M. Molstore's rolled a (13, the top team game; Hilltop's SM-S8M72-2644 series was the evenings best. WOULD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON REYNOLDS' TOPS IN SPORT IS FOOTD ALL CITT LSAGU1 Blown Safeway . Beasar read) Bales Hareulam Unaarwooda Klamath Lbr Box coca imib . ... Marrill Moaat lucaeiana s . W L u m, an - in um . IS'., -i. ..33 It J 21 II zri4 - a? f ao.m I.nl Nlikl r-Ceca Cola -3 Harald-Ncwi 1 1aBaaMr 1 Klamath Lumbar 1 imoarweoa'a a iticicyi 2 r.k 30'., 4 Hereulaa a. Salawar S Mifrtll Maaaa 1 Bafewsy gained on league-leading - Rickys In the City Bowling League last Bight with a M win over M.r. sill Moose, while Rlckys was split- auig. a a, wim unavrwguua. Ray Beeber of Beeber Food Bale bad the top single game, a 114, but the- aeries high went to Rollin Tuter of Klamath Lumber it Box, with a ro-170-ll-o3 string. i :4ustiB McDonald, subbing on the Herald and Newa team, notched a 303 game, second high, and pasted on games of 147 and 171 for the I, .second Dish aerl, a 837. neeoer s ... eas-sai-m-ztss series wss good enough for the two top games and the high series. Klamath Ltunoer ana box rouea a tin for the next best series. . ' By GaYUS TAUOT " ".' ' MXW YORK Allle Reynolds, the Yankee.' treat right-hander, was cooling out after a little dis cussion of salary with his employ ers.' And the -coat erssUoa . turned to number of oU wells in which the Chief his sn active interest in his native Oklahoma. "Look. Mile," s fellow said, "II you should suddenly make mil lion dollars out of thee wells would you teu the Yankees goodby or would you ke right ea pitching baseball? I rn.an, do you love the game so much that you couldn't give it up?" . .. "That's not too hard to answer," said the World . Series hero. "The truth is that I never have liked baseball. It'a just the best way know of to make money. I al ways liked football a whole lot better. Maybe it was because of tne body contact. i SILENCE , - ." t There wss a minute or two of. stunned silence while the boys ll- gesiea uus bit of information. ' Msyne it's becsuse I've been a pitcher that I missed football." he ventured. "I loved to tackle as much as I did to carry the ball ana I didnt like to sit on the bench. In baseball I find myself sitting on the bench three or four days- at a time. slavbe I - would have liked it better If I'd been an outfielder." , CAGE SCORES v at ( COLLEGE BASKETBALL X S' By The Aaeecletee Freea 3-f - FAB WEST -' - f 1 J Denver M, Coldrsdo AfeM SI f ,4, Idaho . State (2, College Idaho ft. 1' Portland Ce, Pacific Cnlv 59 Eastern Oregon 90, Oregon Educa tion ti -. Whlttler S3. Cbloo State 70 Pasadena Natarene 17, Bedlands EAST " St. Johns (Bkn) 62, Fordlum U Columbia 10, Brown 45 Geneva 84, Carnegie Tech M V SOUTH s South 'Carolina 14, Furman 72 Tulane s. Tennessee 63 Murray (Kyr9, RelHns- 'St ' . : MTDWEST Evsnsvllle 12, Sbuthern Illinois 64 Marietta. 68. OlenvUle (W.Va.) 63 John Carroll 70. Mt. Union 66 S3 'J yj Concordia (Ind) 57. - Trl-State . .. SOUTHWEST k .-A! Argansas 10, Pittsburg (Kas) 63 - Midwestern 66; Trinity (Tex) I Prep Bssketbaft . . By The Aeseclsted Press m, Eugene S3 University (Eucene) 4 Colton 36 H1U Military 28. al if ' IIBaB Five in Rqw I i tin. . Mafin VFW Orasen Wool ROCKStl ...... Ptlrofla . -. MMland Lu...J..S r r . 4 Would be perhaps be pleased tt Casey Stengel used aim exclusively as e reUeier? That weWd at hwst keep him better occupied and stop some, of his brooding over a lost feetbetl career, t-.- . '., ; "WeU. et this point it's sary to get commercial," Reynolds said with hie I sad -toothed smile. "What they pay a pitcher for ts tbe games br starts and wins. They don't pay jt reliefer as good. Otherwise I don t have ' much choice. Neither olters me any more challenge tbaa the. other alerting reueving." ., , - , NO TALK M Asked If lie and the Yanks' were very fsr apart on aalary, AUle In sisted that be and the world cham pions hadn't really gotten down to discussing the matter yet. He nad. however, just come out of a pro tracted session with Roy Hsmey, the Yankee assistant general man ager sin charge of salary argu- ents. . "I can't aay how far apart we are, because we haven't gotten that far - along yet,"- AUle said. . , ri brought my contract in and I guess we'U do a little talking about it. There's plenty -of time as I'm go- mg w oe around here for another week." , . ,;.v Graham Defeats n LOS ANOXUS ia TrUh Bill. Graham, at SO. future, he's aiill far from' being counted out of the welterweight . boxing title picture. The ranking Mew Yorker Thurs day night: put a, damper on the hopes of the California "Golden rBoy", Art Aragon, with a unanl- mous la-round decision st the Olympic Auditorium. Billy's. In fighting was too much for the Los Angeles 'battler who looked good in flurries, but couldn't match tne irishman's Boxing skill. uranam appeared virtually un marked after the fight, while Are- ion needed stltehaa fsr a deen gasn. ever nis right eye, earned a mouse around nis left eye, and tatted through miffed line. Tne Aragon fans among the 10, 400 sell-out crowd thought their man naa won on the baals of hard er hitting. And Aracon's Manaaer. Jimmy Roche, complained' bitterly about Oraham's holding and hit- mud, out to no avail. Billy weighed In rieht at 147-pound limit,, with Art at Saigh's Future in Hands vof Frickr Silos ay toe wMtcmxm.'r'-i::, NCW YORK I -l Frea Salgh'a baseball futuaa today was la the bands ef two of the apert'a top effasials Commies Inner Ford Prick aai Nstleaal League Presi dent Warren OUea.t ... ' i The owner of the St. Loufa Card Inals. esBtenced to months in prison and Uoed iH.uee tor bv corae tax evasion, confers today wtth Friek and OUes regarding the ale of bis Cardinal psMlngs- A few hears before the crucial conference. Salgb said: "I don't want to eett but X wiu net da anything that will embar rass baMebaB.", Kvea before Salgh arrived In Mew . York, aeveral yndlseloeed eaters were made for his stock, which amounts to practically 100 B1Q Walsiniham Jr., vice presl- dent ef the cardinals, asm: rcr-n i Iff Tfbys, Chils "I deftahely weaM be aaHrliUld In purchaalag the ehth tf and when Mr. Salgh eeeteed te dlapcae of bis holdings." Wslslngham Is a nephew ef the Ute Sasa Walstnghas tree whom Salgh and the tale Be Bsanagsn bought the Cards. ' . -- . i Salgh. eaatewhet lacovarad -faoiu the fait that may ealapalt hhn eut ef baseball, caliaJy eteassed bis "It was as tf I were ataitbig on a street corner and was ah by a truck.' be began, "I don't Bind saying that I am mortally sick over what has bipnsn6 But I repeat as I have said ah along there never was . any . intent . ef fraud' en my parClf the govern ment would select any competent attorneys to mvaeUsmte ray X defy them to find any fraud or "Feature games'7 on " tonight's Klamath County . high school hoop menu send Gilchrist 1 te Cbiloquja and Henley to Sacred Heart.. - ' Both Cilloquln ' and Sacred Heart are undefeated In league ptay and are expected to stay that way after tonight's games. h Malln travels to Merrill, Biy to Sonant la ether games en the schedule. PreUmiary gsmes tip off at 7:30 in clashes between junior srstties. . , snv semblance of fraud Differences ef epinien, yes, but no frsud. .. , i "I'd-like te e ens- thing straight.. The luda (Judge Roy W. Harper wae entirely wiUun his province la meting eut the Bniini, Trojans . In Klng't-X Ploy . , LOS ANOELES'W Southern California and UCLA return to the baaketball wars Friday. In a couple of ncn-comerenee games, wun uc ubv Trojana- nosimg Bants Bar bara Colieee and UCLA meeting San Diego State here. svuuu - examinations raiea tne teams the Bast week.- Conference plsy isn't elated to start again un til U-M. -- Vrcekcrs. Win Focrth 'I'. V The Sixth Street Wreckers won their, fourth same. Dalten and Keefer Its first In Victory League action last nliht. . ' - ' The Wreckers swamped the De Molsy Golds, SMI, to run their record -to 44. one et three unbeaten teams in the leop.(.The DeMolsyi Blues ana oun awe esca non 1-6 records., i..' . 5 o Dalten and Keefer found Its first win In four starts 'at the expense ef the Herald and Bawl team. The score wss li-a. . :. Oakley Summers paced the Wreckers with SO points:' Conner scored 16 tor the Dalten and Keefer teem. ., . . ...., i , m a. r w.-, r sentence be did. Tberg was ttttle be could da. The ease aboald have of before tt got te 'I did not want special treat ment of any kind but the aesne te which every American ittleaa to entitled. That was net started soe as - the. esse aid net . go through the routine of eeexerencea. It vent aUteetly threogh haads of the Held men te the grand Jury. which spent apprwalBiateiy seven minutes listening to heiasey; evi dence and returned an Indlntesant h the field taen'a were not even finished. T never was aflorded the tuntty ef cresenting say aide of the story before the case had been to the grand jury. ' oa whether guilty or net I should have been given that opportunity. I did not fight the ease Be cause I dM not want te drag base eeu urougn tne cawie , aaai a wanted to avoid the possibility ef inhirr to Bur mother and my wife. rihav sane auboaanaa to 141 persons including the oonjmletVav or. the president of the Hattenel League and off totals of each ehtb, i was mtormoa tnst no obm would drag on from four to five avaaka. 1 -.!" nolo I nt dabnaat Sarama I wamea te save an these persons the grief and -wesrtneas ' of a loaf court procedure. Frankly, I hoped the court might be more lenient with ma." - m. 1 .COL . t it t s! a, A V M a. y,M SPOTLJGCsi s-'.nr:,. sagas WNeklet temporarily ea M the picture. Northern Dfratisai Bas ketball Interest ssufts Frtaay and Saturday tughte to tha.awaaasM tor the ascend usee ee rentiy eoeupted by the Oregon JStaU eat Idaho wtt he genaeag roe fiwtan. the ss sne avaaocwea mn ai anav one series In nisibihj. ' The 'Bsvb who have friade a rnnaway of the Northern Dtfiaion race with eight strslght ertnei play UJUveraaj Meters Frtaay night en tne umvscany or oawaa aawBraay night. They opened the aertas wtth a narrow es-es win over, ueuavanai Motors Wtataaaalay snfht. f .. . Oresen State, in fourth patea but eauy a gaaae back ef Cum, saws the Duoks at Bugina Frissy Bight sad st .Cervalue Se4uray nlgM. Isahe, to third pave half a. gaaae behind Oeoson, faeaa Waattlnjien State at Meseow Friday Bight frtth the beet ptosyina 'eg he -i- 'WntwasxT-. :. . ftBBjs.nrc irxiaw.. wilt try- to hoaat -. mm . wfw k "-M A i t S B;eajBBJ6 ene. IbU nni ahae'ei tlag tea dais aad vimimttiWMA o fABBMBBBi mm ,m. segf t lop .mn&,')&. e mi::.. OFFICE SPACE Par Mojtv wltti Molsi afr onrrence. Cssifslly togsfsdV Inaulro at Draws Monets, III SrtShvJ;iw-.J. - All I jMLttnW8C -Usej soinraPAaRCPtYvocs If intarera in reryniliMi ts ws)fV bImm csH KoWihS ggafJBI - A gWsBaSssaav amjnsaaam-. VTTICv m9m Pamww- VVVV- aBVasbaV .asBeaWeBas '4BUBJaaBaasssUt 'a'sssaal aasVBxL wni kVHBnlV imWW SJaTaKf" iTi'i '-.-'1 V,.-.. ' w sm! :i'-IS-7'W' . v.;K'-i'',iv'aaaS, . J- S- '. -' iili-Jia,;-;' AMD .')...t'.-.i '.ifl.'i J",ssl -.K-j;V,hit ' S .Velntt. 34 'Midland. 33- unssa ) Maun . . - . Qrlggs rules the roost in the olri City Baaketball League today after ' posting Its fifth win In au many outings last night, a .30-6 win over erstwhile unbeaten Matin VFW. Petroffa found Its first victory In ', a 34-32 squeak over Midland. Shirley Ralston scored 14 for , Griggs; E. Rhinvolt canned the . same number for the losing Mid land team, while Beverly Lloyd led Fetrotfs with 13. Harrison Leads At Tucson TUCSON; Arlt. pi Dutch Har rison, the old - Arkansas Traveler now playing ... out of ' Ardmore. Okie., holds a scant one-stroke lead over a tightly packed field at the start of Friday's second round of the 610,000 Tucson Open golf tourney, Harrison and a half dozen other tourney-wise veterans shoved most of the up-and coming youngsters into the background during the initial circuit of the par 70, 6,402 yard El Rio Golf and Country Club layout aa they finished in the first 10. . . Harrison equalled his lowest com petitive score during about 20 years . of jro golf Thursday whan he . carded a 34-3064, six under Pr. Challenging him with 'scores of S ere Jim Turness, Briarcliff. N. Y., the present PCI A champ, John Palmer, Charlotte, N. C, winner of the 19S2 Canadian Open, the fiery Tommy Bolt, Maplewood, N. Y., victor In the recent Ban Die go, Open, and Iverson Martin, a Texan playing but of Maplewood, n. J., who haa never won a pro event. Lloyd Mangrum.V Niles. HI., the pre-toumey favorite trails by eight strokes with 12, OY MEETS OIRL rVhept it's the dream el very guy to be lurrounded by pretty fell, but Dick Young teemt to be heving- plenty of trouble with the opposite, sex. The tporli scribe is trying to obtain pot seiiion, . didn't ei the Texet Cowgirls roped the New York BaiketBell Writers, 40-21. at Mediten Square Garden. - ; llfepiiliil . -. Tonight ' Cagefart OREGON TECH: Owls Ivsi Port land State, S: o'clock (tlrst'of two games, Oregon Collegiate. Confer ence). ';;. J ;,'. ..... COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS: Gil christ at Chlloqutn, Henley a) Sac. red Heart, Bly st Bonania, Malln at Merrill. League games,, pre liminary games start 1:30). THE GUN STORE FISHERMEN trine; in your Reel ; Now for Expert ' REEL REPAIR The GUN STORE THE GUN STdRE THESE! HO OTHER TRACTOR yfW- ..... sahm ... a.. ' iT I LAN Urrtu ALL Ur 0 '.CONTINUOUS POWER TAKEOFF . SEPARATE CLUTCH CONTROL LIVE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM ' .'' 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