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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1953)
'iviAPBIIjj. u HsrttV Needs More ) .jundJoutfiold Help . w..pAiiblM Ton rjraaneels ar rials HERALD AND HEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEZN iurttii u.f t i"f .nd hope ol " W mora pUfhert and , "tt'ilind M". h,v, lr. n. and Cube re- H f'l.Tvmwouv.r . ff,. . "limited "vlc " "" rrlr Jearcats, laagers livide ..Tilt AtMfUIrd Pre. ruuaiiie Korrd "tiK Uu nd Clark spill ikiiU lii opening NorlhwMl Smote "" !Zn lust I""1"'' Uw" ,n0 S to Utrc hits In the opentnt i, i( the doublelieader et Mo SrtH md Linlield o. 4-2. , uL. md Clark managed to gel JTiit W in U a"01 ton"'' iant . an Inlleld bouncer j.iiw ullowc-d the Portland k its. M. 11 Coursey end ZjokUi shared piuhioi chore iustield to ihc second gam, ijl iMHin. TM Kirkndll hll Wffl homer In ih alxth Inning Willimeii lo t-3 win La pacific. Pscillc's two rum Liel a fx fllhth Inning on a las by Doa Kumpuli. Mickey mm, willinwlt pitcher, gave up jtklwr bin. ontana Sal Beats .Champion I MODfIX, Aril. ID Edean 'una el Montana won Hk 1 duets and Mn. Lyle Boman dWImlt Imi Ilk one. Miu tl (lory ot lh JSrd unlTrtM MMItilppI Oolt rami, which Ui a . year it killer Irom Helen won, i a un tn nolo Sunday. am al Uit end ot 10 holee, ka nanaird lo etrokt back flMoisgUM. aquaro tha match jiXIlM Me and ak Ih lead 'aaCnd. rror there on in ah fu aaajrhi Ike deiermlned U at ihe loslnf tiuiak rom fcawid, Calif. I trip and a BfMF ahnl ruil Mat . kman the jui. and a "la atill or a hirrfie rim.. -J"Mi break on the ireraa tkaa into the lead. Ducks Name Mat Coach norm. o. in - wmiam lummer, former lootball auard M ncavyweiihi erealler at utamon State Colleje and Tul a hmili,, Saturday waa "wf treahman football . and jweoaoh at the Univcmiy IlIDintr. fvnw a n.Mk . a .. tS. Coaai Ouard Academy at "Jfwon. Conn., la to be r. l by the Coa.t Guard lo the jwtura and will report her " ! field Oreton'i flral "earn. He aucceeda rah J Coach Bill Bowerman who ten narned aaalaUnt alhlallo Kick Shares four-Hitter j5PTM. "re, m - With m W.yn. Rick tha Bllverton Red son. rnre J-.-J ' I held ifT. f AOO-Bobby Til Via !tlipe?,n dv oa ftwii5. Munlc'Pl Stadium. taula Browns to rooklea. Top proapeoU art Dale Ulootn, Ok Pledmuntr, and Mar lon Hill, all hurlcra Irom lower leagues wlln lair won luaa roc. orda, , the only holdovera art BUI Koa tenbader 10 Jl who played ao little ha la allll clawed aa s rookie, and Ken MKtotlaon, i It relielrr who quit In mid . aeaaon, Ha hat been re tuatated. 'ihe new playing Manajer, Cdo Varuil, who waa with Vancouver laal araaon, la tha only outfielder and Uie only .MO bluer, op Uie rojter at tha preaenl time, Ore CharouhM, .06 nilUrt, ha a not reported- ood nee Indicated ha In tend lo continue attenoing the Univeraity of Waahington, Joe SoalUe, who has aked for volun tary reiirenieul, has been put up (or aalt along with Charotibjaa. Nfiotiatloin to buy John Kovens .HA bluer last year, tailed whan Koveni aald ha would not play lor the Braves. He was ottered lor al by Cleveland, , BMT HUrK ID beat bop or a hitter U Jack Warren, lornier calohtr for Seattle but who oan nil an outfield pot. Warren hll .lot lor (Seattle In 140 and then quit to play aemi pro Pali when ba did not set in pay he thought ho waa entitled lo. Uelenaltrely, Um Brave will have t strong Inlield. vio Buocola veteran llrl baaeman wUI hold" down Uiat aack. Varuil haa a wide aeleouon lor Uie other Uum apol. Ray Tran will till one Moat Llko ly nhonatop, Kmi aierrs a tlahy Inneldar forowrly with Pocatello. end Terrv Carroll, WSO graduate lormerlv wiin Yuma, Arts., will compete tor aecond. Tommy Marler, hold over from laat year, will again be on third. But none ot then play era art apected lo b strong at in plat. Tim catching apou are alo well (tiled. Wick. Peaui, laal aeaion'a moei popular Bravo, will ba No. I again and Rub Johnaon, who waa recently diechargd Irom th Army wlU be No. t. Moat of Uw Breve troubles can b traced back lo Um long nrgo. ualloni lor th aale of Um club by Oick Richards, then general man ager, and other etocknoldera. The money railing campaign and Um dealing lasted Into January and lh Brave wars unable lo oatab luh a working siroement with any major league or Coast Uagu club. - Thia meana Um club haa had lo buy gll of Its playtra outright. Th club alao lacea Um problem ol ally ing under Ihe eatery limit when no higher claaalflcallon club la pay- ing pan oi um aatariea, Although some 131,000 waa raised through Um aale ol alack. Una money barely covered Um coat ol um club and irsncnte ana vartoue league lots. Money to buy player in recent wees nas come irom lb al of advertuing signs and booater buttons. BOOkTMa Howovtr, U Trl Oily Alhlatlc AaaoclaUon board Is by no meana discouraged. It polnta out Uiat very little) ot the operating incom haa ben used tor player-buying o lh club la financially aound. It alao eapecu the alock . aalr retporuM to carry over at th gate this sesaon. Scores (OI.LEOI BAM BAIL By Th Aclat4 freae waahmglon , wwahmgton State 0 Idaho I, Oregon State 1 .Trl-Olly tWIL) I, Whitman I hibltlonl (Maltl Pacific e-M. Watrn Waan- ington Ml Eaawrn Washington l-ll, Cenual Waihington 4-1 , Unneid 44 Uwla and dark i-l . Willamette t, Paoiflo 1 Oregon Froah I, Oregon Slsle Rooks I. v ,,.; . ,. . ,.-.... 1 ' 1 ' v 1 1 ,, y : '.V I SICOND ROUND Th Glantt and Ih Dodgtri and fh.lr font hp ht plight which b. fell Jo 9 In 1950 nd Jim Kontlsaly tit 'II s(Ur rmrkbl Itsioni si rslitf piichtn, doom't pUouo Hoy Wilh.lm lUfll snd Jo Hack. Kclliicr Shuts Out Yanks Again ny JOK unit ntri i Al MparUwrller lit I'JM major league bawball araaon la nrng lo b chock-lull ol aurprUea, It ihe Ural week I any crllerlon, , Just look what happened yester day, the flral Sunday ot Ihe cam palm, and only the aventh pitying day, I. Aleg Krllner. who dropped alx of seven drclaiona to ihe New York Ysnkees laat year, ahut out the world champions 'tor the aecond lime within am daya. The tail Philadelphia Athletic' lelt-hander became the first pllcher In 2 yeara to blank uui yanks twice In a row. iwo-hllllng them, 9-0, In the aecond gam of yeoierday't dotibleheader. II turned Ihemeback, a-0, on llv bits opening day. 2. Bobby Sham, who didn't to two In a row laal year unul early In Beolember, dropped hla aecond etrattint atari when lh Yanka de feated him. J. In Uie first gam. Th Yankee alro look him to camp, 4-1. last Wednesday, HOLD LEAD 3. The 8t. Louis Browns, gen erally picked lo llni.h deep in Uie second division, are leaning the American Leagu today with five triumph In els games. An ll-ln- nmg - win over tit Tiger yester day live Ihe Browns s sweep of ihe three-gsmo sen in Detroit and extended their winning aleak lo tour in a row. 4. Waller Maateraon. discarded by Ih Red 8o last summer aa all washed up, turned on hla lorm er male with llve-hllter. (aiming nine, aa he pitched the Washington Senalora lo a 4-0 triumph over Boston. t Although thev accumulated only nln hits oil llv Pittsburgh pitchers, Ihe Brooklyn Dodger wer recipients at 14 bam on bills and alol four bases lo over whelm the Pirates, U-t. The result booted the Dodgera' tirsl-plsce lesd In th Nalional Leagu to on full gam over St. Louis nd dropped the Pirale a into the cellar with lour defeat In llv starts. DO II BLR PLAT! t. Th Cardlnla scored two runs on two Milwaukee double plays, enough lo give them a 44 victory over Uie Bravea In a gam that waa halted In Ih Ural Inning b-th fifth Inning, snapped a 1-3 tie cause ot a mow-flurry. A blinding snow. Incidentally, h a 1 1 d the Dodger-Ptrat gam In Pittsburgh for 1 minutes. now, rain and cold weather foroed postponements of scheduled doublepheadera between Clevlnd nd Uie Whit Box In Chicago, and Chicago and Uie Redlegs In Cin cinnati. Unplayable weather condi tion alao wiped out a scheduled game between the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Olani al Um Polo Ground. Kellner'a teat highlighted Sun days diamond activities. Th 21-yesr-old nstlv of Tucson, Arlx.. did not walk a bailer. He faced only 3 Yankee. A double and triple by Oen Woodllng (polled bis bid for a no-hltter. Th A'a col lected 10 hit off loser Jim Mo Donald and Whlley Ford but Ous Zernlsl'n home run waa all Kellner needed. Two-run singles bv veteran Johnny Mil and rookie BUI Renna hajped Rwel BlackweJi to his tlrat gam win, LAST TIME The last time a pitcher ahut out the Yankee In two successive Mart was In 1014 when Schoolboy Row of Ihe Tigers blanked them. 34. In New York Aug. ' If, and again in Detroit by Um m scor Sept. II. A three-run outburst In Um tllh highlighted by Bobby Young'a clutch single and daring base-running. ave th Brown Uwlr uphill win over Detroit. Relief pitcher us run Stuart, toimir Tiger, gained hla second win over his former mate In two daya, Satchel Palg. the geles wonder, vtd Slum's win with a neat riif job, hi third In th laat (our games. Ned Oarver, traded by St. Louis lo Detroit last August, lost hla second straight to his ax-teammate.. Jackie Jensen's double and triple paced Ih Senator to their flral victory of um year. Roy Campanetl and Dug Snider drove In lour run apiece. Jackie Robinson reached base for the eighth atralght time and rookie Junior Oltllem alol three bases ss the Dodgorg made It three In a row over the hapless Pirates. Bun Muslsl'a (irsl homa run. In COLLKOE TRACK Waahlngton Stat M, Oregon Slat Idaho M, Oragon 4T Esitarn Washington MH, Central Waahlngton M. Whitman 33, Whllworth II i,, Eaatern Ore gon it Uwla and Clark M. Pacific U. 41 HaiVaYavr ; TRAILER HOME Jl-ft. Ball-Air TRIPLI INSULATID MEWIAND TRAILER SALES U Main Phon 1335 BRAKE RELINE SPECIAL INCLUDES ;; .JT GRADI LININ9 N6 MAJOt iai',. J NT ON ALL FWb Ul MAKES OF CARS "srvsa up CARS A. " Lif You Sav. JUeiw Y..a. Awn here's proof ADAM is the world's best hat-valuel V goo Compari our AJaai Hau with mora pMiya halt. You'll find thai Adage, hat lh Mat ' luxury details! Yon tnjof etaifr kaportad tv fall-rich leather liaisa-bound tdaea-t, itl varitty of ihtp, btndt, twai.YH you fJ I irilitig SSI Thlt't yalua. MiMMIS of Mm lit AMM Kit tint. ' 'V ' . ' Aim Bm 15, tS, tTM, if Dick Dm-ot It Always Olatl Ta Caih Yaur Pay Cktck nd gv the Cardinals their aecond win In three gamea lo boost them Into aecond place. LKADERS Spike Beeber lead In the low gross division ot Rcamea annual spring tournament after carding his second successive 71 yesterday. That gives him IM (or two rounds. the halfwsy point lh the goll meet. in second Place Is Adoiph Zam- aky with a It-tt-lit: Carl Woods U third with an M-TJ-ltl. Eddla Hall leads In the low net department with a M-ei-137; aec ond la Ray Beeber with t-74-M3; and third B1U Bratton with a 73-70-143. Tha aecond round will be played next weekend, Um final round in lh 73-bola tourney Uw weekend ot May 3 snd 3. Lajwisron B rones . Whip Spokant OOsTUR D'ALKNE. Idiho W - Th LewUion Bronc icored alx runs In the first three Inning Sun day and coasted to a 7 - 1 victory over Um Spokane tndlsns la a Wutern Inlernstlonal Leagu ex hibition baseball game. apokan'a ton run came in Uw UHra inning on Bill Sheets' homer. TODAY A YEAR AGO th St. LoulaaBrowng defeated the Chicago Whit Sox. 7-1. lor their lourth atralght victory and their longest winning auwae; in vsro yrm,' Ford VVins Virginia Golf Open VntOINIA BEACH, Va. Wt-Doug Ford of Harrison, N. Y., hat abandoned hla role at profeeelonal foU'a bard luck guy. H ahed th cloak of 111 fortun yurdy when be came out on top in the 113,600 Virginia Beach Open. H bad round of M-ea-e"!-? lot 73-nole totl ol 313. Four other Umei tills year he had victory practically In the palm of his hand but lost every time. He gives sll of the credit for his victory to his father, Mike Brods, a Yonkers, N. Y., professional of many yeara. My lather taught me all I know sboul golf." 30-year-old Doug aald aa he picked up hi 13,000 check. "All Ihe credit goea lo him. He's the only person I've, ever really llaiened to about golf." Ford came mighty close to miss ing out on this title. When be started out over the par w Cava-1 tier Yscht and Country Club course In yesterday'a fourth round, he was worried about three - foes Dick Met of Maple City, Kan., Francis boi wimnger ot uxianoma uny and JlmmV Demaret ol Klameshs Lake, H. Y. Metx was three strokes behind Ford. Winlnger trstled by tour, and Demaret, thanks to a elzzllng It Saturday, was llv stroke off Um pace. None of them was equal lo the tank of overhauling Ford. How ever, a 30-year-old comparatively unknown pro named Ansel Snow wiped out ll the seven strokes that separated him from Ford and then faded under the pressure on the last three boles. Snow wss sinking birdie and eagle putts all over Uie t.OSS-yard course and finished wim a 7-unaer-par 63 In yesterday'a rrund lor a 73-hole total of 34 two strokes be hind Ford. Second place brought him 11,400. . Demaret was third with a 207, and Mets took fourth with a 270. Winlnger's 271 was good for fifth. Dave Douglas of Newark, Del., and Lew Woraham of Oakmont, Pa., tied for aixth with 272s. A stroke behind them were .John O'Donnell ol Norfolk, Vs., Jack Shields of Oleneagles,' HI., and Fred Hawkins of El Paso, Tex. asy aww e's" t , j mm IWf.j,iy-.'r...www tV., f vTA V ... V', : ANOTHER MANTUI Cai.y Stanqal look, an with aUaful anticipation at Mickl Manila thews tha Yanked' manager photograph of hit newly-born ton, Mickey Elvin, and hit wife. Merlyn, who gave birth to tho child in Jeplin. Gay le Talbot 'Follow Through" Riilc Not in Armour's Book By GAYLB TALBOT . 'B' Traeksters Cill Two Meets Bob HendersboU's Klamath 'B' track and field team will keep th Modoc FMId oval cinders hot this week. The 'B' spikemen. losers to Med- ford in a dual meet 'and relay teat. but winner aver Merrul laat week. boat Lakevlew Tuesday, 1 p.m., and TWieiaka Pnaey. p.mr ' NEW York w Tnere must oe i a couple of million thwarted golfers in this country, besides roe, who hive been wondering all these years why it is so tremendously important to follow through. Every book of instruction we ever waded through warned on every fourth page that th pupU who didn't follow through was a gone goalin. , We taaveosat many times and pondered this strange aspect of an otherwise fairly uncomplicated am. Wl. - ' . ,n,,U1 BUT m IP. selves, is it necessary for a playeri to striae a picture pose, ni cluD poised eracefully over hla off- shoulder, after he already has slugged Uie baQ and It is long sine on It way toward tne wooas7 We bad about despaired of ever finding Um answer, and when the mailman dropped Tommy Ar mour's "How to Learn Your Best Ooll" en our desk it waa with some resignation that we prepared to absorb one more lesson now to follow through. W were not equip ped for the emnttonal experience wiuca. loitowea. You may find to your horror.' aays the Orey Scot without warn ing, "'lost i never mention or pic ture the complete loUow-Uinmgh except in discussing bunker aoota. That meana I've left out aoma very graceful and eye-catching; pictures I could have used In this book. "But I'm convinced that any emphasis on Use follow-through in golf instruction is just one more thing- for the pupil to remember,,, snd one which won't help htm. There are two reasons for this. First, if the ball is bit correctly. it's on its wsy anyhow, and it doesn't mstter how you follow tnrougn, snd if it hss been hit correctly you ere bound to follow through naturally. Secondly, It's a peculiar thing, but the people who concentrate specifically on follow ing through are often the very ones woo quit on m arm m ine- actual hitting area." .- TEN YEARS AGO Caaey Sten gel. manager ot the Boston Bravea, suffered a broken lea when, struck by an automobtM. TWENTY YEARS AGO Tony ICaoxonert. lUjhtwdaM rrniaaaaa eg th world, lost a sasataua boast Us Wesley Ramey at Oraaat Jtapsd. , . . . Meiv Comfort Ml Hi lilatat . alaas il.Ci.w Vklsa asibi PtbYsTaf HBstItJ BPlatt vMl PVal heTtBryp S)ptosts' tanlfsaalrt wfclsTllMoM New International Trucks Kaawlatt CA On Tho t 4 Canrfa VltUw fn te th new iBtofTMtkmaJs hava new comfort sad interior styling. 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