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Newspaper Page Text1 2LII5 m.J HMEOUT! IIF.RAM) AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAMA ORKOON " lhP miller " .llli " l"15'" "rl ."rlcil I'" lj"'"-r:" Jr..- f-ip TOMMY COLLINS . , , confident, cocky farter 2-1 ight Pick pIOS i H ' -' n boxing Tmmv ('oUsha wbi i)th con v.iwtcoti,. hr awaited Uir - ifit m; arm - a nhot auslf J.ir.mv i adrr i tiuni- -;.-'. in tl-fir n-'im!ly Irlr . IVour.ti btJiit KniU,y night rnrr!rd to no Jtnn- . II ft 1-2 laWtiitr SPORTS MIRROR It The ,ih laird I'rrsa t-MV A YK Ml Alio (iii-hlnj ca the 1.11 lid lll.ii- dravs Ii't. a Krn'.tn itv Uriby prrn. KAHS Aim Harrison t'-'d on h-s Mih ronirctitlvo ' r takuin llir iso-yard hiuh ; ' Of Dlelte Hcla In i:N YEAHs MiO-CllCg nice u- iwwi roii..rniIIVfl victory I ln iiule tun with a a it 1 rJrmiinpe m Mi n...... ui ' ptNTY YKAIfcj Alio -- Carl 3C tllll Ifil 111-. tn,A .1 Inow, brnmik- (br Dodgers, 0. Phils Win 3 From Brooklyn n y iu:s i'iii.i iiAn AF hiiortaurllcr My now al Irani l he lini'iklyi) DotlKcra know Mint Move O'Neill is '.rtiutis when lie claims hli Phillies ran win Hie NHtlonnl l.eti.jile priinnnl, Y'ml i .m l Or much mom roii vim inn limn Uir I'hliuilrliihlA riuij In wHiiilnit lliice nil ui(tll Iroiu llic Uwlucia. O'Neill mnllilaliiril all alii.ua Hie I) itinera could lie lienlen .Hid Hint lie had die leant thai could heal Iheui. 'Ilie (linl chance to piovr It t , tine when iiiuuklyn moved lulu Connie Mack rllnilliiui lueiihiy nluhi lor a ihrro name nci irs, l.ooa ultal hu.citrtl: (.'ml Munitions mowed tlouu the limn:.. 7-1. Tuesday. Karl IJrewn iloiird thrill. 0-t, Wednesday llllihl. And Holiln Itohcrla, woik Ilia with only iwii days rest, ap plied llle chitrher lall nluht, 0-1. Kit II h I II Alt, III' The Phils have wmi lour slialclll and moved Into aole iKnc-.iou ol HIM plncn with lail nliihl nr. tuty, a half Katun atlciul.nl toe Idle lit l.oiil I'aiillllal-. In lla Iloniil l.eaKue day Kame l;lili-iiO llelrated Milwaukee, (t l. and Itl tiuiuh edijrd Ilie New Yolk Ulaills 0-6 The New Yuik Yankee whipped llle llonloti ei Ho. 3. and ex tended their American League lead Ui a lull name over the Hi. l.nul Uiuwim, who werell'l M'hrduled. Ilie 1'hlladclpllla Alhletlri beal Wa-dlluiilun. , and the Detroit Turn .-.implied a me (amr loalm Atrealt hy lrllillllllt the ChlcaKO While Hu, AIoiik with the llruwna mm Catdluala both I'lncln natl and Cleveland had the day oil. Itrooklyn Bl tu Roberta lor tune Dili hut the only one that paid oil wtta I'ee Wee Keeae'a f ami innlnfi home itui. titan Lopala homeretl. PAGE THIRTEEN i 1 . .tXi'iM L' " 't THIS MILANI BOWLING TEAM left (od.y for the Northwestern Women1, Bowling Aocie tion tournament m Tacoma, Woih. Tho monlh-long pin meot (April ll-May 10) ii fielding 260 toami, the ccond higho-.t in ill hiitory. Team memberi here are II to rl Ruby Addiion, Eldma Groenwood, Aggio Green, Mary Jane Malone and Opal McDonald. They'll compete in team play, doublej and tingloi Saturday and Sunday along with the Willard Hotel team com poied of Martha McCollum, Dona Baclei, Mary Bothwell, Martha Canidy and Bernice Britf. Double play will pair Addiion and Greenwood, Malone end McDonald, Green and Cajsidy, Bothwell and Britt, McCollum and Backe. The Palmerton Lumber Company team and How. ard't Cleaneri bowl tho doling weekend of the tournament, May 9 and 10. Edmonton's Baseball Comeback Tale of 'Batboy Making Good1 ITIil. I Ihc lal In a aerie, u muicrd Victoria n( the Wit, for Inj tile ball this spring, the pri.iecl "f tratna III the Weal- I ihc lM Iwo months ot Ihc mil jn the outfield are Andy skur ern lnlrr.ll,u ,..el.all l.ea.uel Uen-on. ,,,, Dur "Lucky Vllal Verne lly II Al. I'AS(IS I -nie lirsl step Inken. Ducey Ihen Campbell and lankv ih'e'a r-ii Kdmon.on journal spuria l:dlto, , ,ikP(l hi, way - ihrouRh Lee Mc Loi " VHou In tr.lnL .U htve KIMONTtN. Alia Ln - -n.e I'hall. New York (arm club dlrec- v,... ' i"'"8.' " have sliiKled and drove In three ruiu 1 rrlurn ' ,m Alberta capital lo tor. and Dabe Herman, whO " t , lor Ilie 1'liila. Cltamiv n.tnr, .lu, I otitanled bnnebnll alter 31 year? launched hi, pro ha.seball career I PHcninB stall 1 being built (III I.I.I, I It sl II II I y Ulr Ahmi, ttril lrrk. nil State i3. wa-hmiitnn stale ";on Kdiiealmn j t.infielrl 0 ' hi. I.I 1. 1, l.iii.i : 1111(1 hi-.. I. ! ..... ... L i.- . -' ' "t ine a (a I til. LI (.1 1 1 nil "t Sound 7. Pacini-'i nil,. n l"Mn lllcli si lim.i llaaehali It'tllUC l; ,S,.,,.,r , l'ni 12 Scappn...P , -irnitnn .1 u,mer J I '" ll li Kluinatl, ).'lh 0-5 '.Tilt . .... -"""K. N .1. Dannv n. ;0. JW. lh.hnitcn. nulpnlnted I tlr.ee .... ."" voiK. i ' . - Itnl.intl I.e. ill I'tirc (,ui ,w,li.i tin ,t .... .. ' . "'"' ' "i", Mi, I, ! In Genuine auto clntlee "Pom handle the work el "Piecing broken wlnJ. hiIJ oni wn(Jow, with ,h Right Cla wh.n you """nl. ,, m.,Mlth. fnent. USS SHOP 111 'w?" "tiatit av... blasted one Into the atanda oil Johnny I'odrc. mi. iii.i iv The oiani, outhit Piil-.burth. ill. but the bi( blow in Ihe l'l ratea' attack aa a orand ilam home run by outllelder frank 'Ilionia.. lite lllal ot hla rarrer. Warren Hacker weathered early home rum by Andy Pau0 and Kd Mathewa to pnal hla Ural victory lor the Cubi. He irava up only Iwo other hlli and dtove in a run a cmraB() rni into Hie lead in the aixih intiitiB. Mickey Mantle. Ihe kid a lot ol Uir eiperla think may aotne day rival llabe m.(h, aaved the day fur Ihe Yankee a, he hit Kill Kind. " It"' pitch into the rithi Held atanda al Yankee stadium with two men on and io out in ihe Ian of the ninth Inning, lloatnn had tied the counl in the lop ol the ninth oil Johnny Ham, who won hla second alralnhl. liena Woodline ol the Yankeea had a pe'l'd dav with lour ainiilc.1. Hobby Hllanli, ho lurlird In 31 ('r, Hie Athletic a year aio. Iin ally won hia III it (jamr thl araaon a hi leanimate came Irom be hind to nip the Hrnator llillv Hoell became the lirl lleiruu piichrr lo 1,-t nine innmr a he lurnrd back the White sox on Hie hit. N-Slleet In Semis PINKIIimsT. N. C. t I. A bat He nl Ule Hill Campbell Irom HuntniBton. W. Va , and Ilvndman Irom AbuiKion. Pa . and a meet IliK of Mai llallrtta. Si Alban. N. Y , and Hob Cochran. St. Loul made up Fritlay'a IBhole .emi llnal pairine lor the S3rd North and South Amateur Roll touma menl. Saturday' llnali will be over 3 holes. Campbell, winner In 1950. had the closest quatler-llnal rail Thuia day going lo Ihe lth hole belnre downing Dick Chapman of Pine- lllll.sl. lialletta. 104 winner, beat two lime champion Krank stralaci, Wnodlmven, N. Y.. 1 and I. Hynduuin. who Hashed the best k"m uir quHrier-liiiH I rounu i tin re under pari, turned bark Mi-year-old Maurice McCarthy, Mus kcuon. Mich., 3 and 3. Cochran, playing his first North actually u the lulc of the "local ln Ldmunlon In 1521 inlo ' gen- """-'Mi Jnn Conant, formerly w ith bat boy who madr good" . Hrnum's a.ssoclaiion" with Ihe Pae, and Larry Manier. Jack John Ducey. Edmonion "Mr. ! Yankees, Wldncr. Jim Eskenberry. just back Baseball." I ilie man reimnsiblc ; "Don't sav 'agrremrnl' with the ! rrom Korea, Paul spurlock and lor grlllng Ihl city into Ule Wesl-1 Yankee:.." warns Ducey. "It's not J Tlsneral, the la.st two being em International League wdh a that yet. bul II we do anyways I limited service players along with new Irani currying a name almost i good, we'll end up with a working I ul""y Players Don Prentice and om as spon in .(imonion j ai;reemenl with tne Yanitees ana,r,l gowning. Also signed is the Eskimos. I our plovers' worries will be over. John was visiting team bat boy ' For that reason, we're not trying when Edmonton Kskunos were m for agreements Wilh any of the the old Western Canada pro ctr-: pet. clubs." cult of 1021 ami 192'.'. Two years . laler he alarted as a plaver wilh a senior my team, al first base.: Meanwhile. Ducey enthusiasm and in 1031 began umpiring a the had infecied the city council In nest step ln learning his basehall Kilmonton, and il begun flung up trade, ln l'Oli he dedicated him- Kenliew Park the covered self to the task ol bringing organ- grandstand o which burned down lied ball back In Kdmonlon one n gill In 1M1. A new lence By The Associated Press He made ihe grade at last all's Is going up. and Ihe park boasts ,.,... meeting of the Mil., when Kdmon-1 seating for 5.200. 11 has room to I rMT.llV. 1 ION AL LKAGl K ton Eskimos' and Calgary Slam-1 grow, as plans when completed Toronto 7, Springfield 6 peders' entries were accepted. I could accommodate seats lor i.:.-t nunaio 6. Baltimore 4 And since thai time Julius en- IX" Ducey has been operating me ihuslBMii has rubbed rl on large 1 park on agreement with the ctly number of eltlren in Ihl oil since IMC. and most of the rev-hrnnilii,- nil- nf tuoooo i eiiue will go Into improvements. NO I'ltDMIsrs I I he next step was Complon and Columbus 6. Toledo 4 Kre-h bark from the spring fining training. The Eskimos were , Charleston 4, Indianapolis 3 training ramp at Complon. Cali:.. .the lirsl wil, team to go Into ' St. Paul 11. Louisville 1 Ducev who never mentions his tunning. March 22. They broke lavnrile sporl without reverently :cainp April 15, and began to play . . T. I.I AGI I-: ra Ine it "the erest Amerlciin thrir way north, tt Ih 13 n avers ! .. . ". ""'i-M"" s game of baseball." I not prom- set lo go. islng his fan the moon. ) The day Ihey broke camp, their On his retuin hr told his direr-'big problem first base was tors 24 men who chipped in solved. The Y'anks sent them Clint : Omaha 4 nf, vtnine.- i wilh him to finance the new club. : weaver, a veteran training with Olher games postponed with their investment being almost '.svrarusp. "lies a led handed pull! in the nature of a community el- hitter w ho should have a lield day ' I'lONCKR LEAP I E fort a Ihey don't expect to break with the short right field line ; "Wings 5. Great Falls 4 more than even and his lnns: ,lh(, Jnul iim 305 (m bu, deep- I nly K:""e wScduled "We've got a fine flrr.t-year 1 m, enn,iv ui n ii.j n..n I team in the Eskimo.. We need a hitter to take advantage of it," couple of more pitchers, I think Lays Ducey mil It's a first year learn, and john j0, powerhlllinp well be happy If we ran get as No,.ro, wl)0 WIS m.surilIlcc ,r ,lt Bh"n, s l .r. T" v, ""I"" base won t be out of Ihe Univcr IZ we'' vT Vm io.: cr JZZ l Kcy um,, Jue I. He's time will give vot, and the rest "v""""c,Jhr,n ". n"d"d' bul ,hf of the WI! cues good baseball " U "k ,h,re "oss- Ducev relied on an old friend. , b,"'lv ",nt '"nK Herman. Beans neardon who heuan In nm. 1 "br son- W1 J01" 'he rl"b as nlrlmr career in rdmonton. vhen!W,,v',", understudy. Don Is train It eame to choosing a coach. MASAC.m "Beans recommended only one man Bob Sturgeon." recall:. Broncs, Tyees Notch Wins in WI Openers VYealern International League Victoria Lewiston Spokane Vancouver Salem Yakima Wcna tehee I. Pet. 0 1.000 0 1.000 1 .000 1 .000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000 Ity The Associated I'reja (;ni.tv I.A3 VF.GAS, Nev. tew Wor- Calgary hum of Oakmont. Pa., and Earl Edmonton Hlewarl Jr. of Dallas shol four- ''"-City under-par 68 s lo lie for the Irad ' Ttiursday'a Krsull In the 'loiirnament of Champions. ' Victoria 8. ,'jpokane 4 PINKHUilST. N. C. William Lcwiston 8. Vancotr.er 0 C. Campbell of Huntington, W. Va., j lOnly games scheduled) Mai Oiillota of St. Albans. N. Y., I William llyndman of Abington. i By The Associated Press l'a., and Bob Cochran of St. Louis A pair of pitchers one a veteran aovintccd to the semi-final round; of major and minor league play of the North and South tourna- and the other a youngster In his n'cnl- i second year of professional base- TENNIS : ball showed flashes ol midseason HOUSTON. Tex. Top-seeded form Thursday night as the Vest Oardnar Mulloy of Miami led the ; ern International League turned up way into the seml-linal round of the Rlver Oaks Tournament with a 4-6. 6-1. 6-1. 6-4 victory over Noel Brown of Los Angeles. WSY.HM, PHILADELPHIA John (Ox) Dagrossa, 51, former football coach at Georgetown. Temple and Holy Cross, died. j BOSTON The National Bas-I kctball Association barred Bill Splvey, former Kentucky player, who had charges against him In the college scandal dropped last wcec. RACING BOSTON Tony DeSpinto. the nation's leading rider last year, won four races. Including the fea- uireo juroioro. rurse on ocean Breeze t$4.80i al Suffolk Downs. I the lights or the lirst games ol the 1H53 season. Veteran Manny Perez notched a smooth one-hitter lo led the Lew islon Broncs to a 8-0 shutout over Kansas State Relays Pick BOULDER. Colo. 'Hi Eight hundred and five athletes from 4a colleges and high schools will com pete for honors Saturday in the 20lh Colorado Relays. Kansas State's strong team of 26 entries is favored to retain Its championship In the college divi sion. Vancouver's Capllanos. Sophomore Bill Wlsneskl scattered seven safe ties as the Victoria Tyees. the de fending champions, defeated the Spokane Indians 8-4. The games officially launched the WILs 1953 season. Other openers are on tap Friday night, with Yakima at Wenatcheo, Cal gary at Salem and Edmonton at Tri-City. An opening night crowd of near ly 3.000 watched Perez handcuff the hometown Capllanos at Van couver. The Caps' only hit eame in the sixth when outfielder Prank Mascaro singled to right field with two out. Perez struck out seven and walked seven. Wlsneskl was In many Jams but pitched himself out with the poise of a veteran. He gave up one run in the first and three In the fifth when Will Hafey tripled. Spokane runners reached the bases every inning but 11 were left stranded. Drake Relays Marks Eyed DES MOINES UPi The Drake Relays got under way Friday with ihe spotlight focused upon attempts lor new American records in the university four-mile relay and sprint medley. Kansas, which owned the four mile mark for a brief time last spring and now boasts of a per formance under the accepted med ley record, was a slight favorite in the longer race and an odds on choice ln the medley. urorge taster, a veteran of 14 years In the maiors who .. to have a tireless arm. He's hired j as a reliefer and pitching coach. TRAILERS Your best buys in Mobile Homes Bell-Aire, Kit, Kemkill, Troveleze, Rood Master United Open Sundays Evening Appointments Newland Trailer Sales Phone 1355 St Mala DANCE So. 6th Community Hall SATURDAY VALLEY WRANGLERS Dancing 9 'Til 1 Admission $00 Tax Incl. Hurry. "Thnt was hts only choice uiit with umghnmton. nftnmst $(.0,000 bonus Urst baseman. VETERAN llchnul the plate the Eskimos llllin Ilie VIM P run nirlr MnmiH and we signed Sturgeon as mana-1 , mlm 0( Yankee pitcher Tom ger at the annual mator-minor , M . , hard hitting catcher loop convention In Phoenix last . lor,rr,.. .,.,, v.inri itrf. In Sturgeon, the Eskimos got a manager wlm at 32 has had lfi i studying him is rookie Vince Pl .s.tni. Sturgeon will play second ..I , i"n , '.i base, with WJlltle Thompson, a in Ihe majors malnlv wilh Chi-! shortstop with eigh, years ex cagn Cubs but with "the Boston P"'Cncc. romplcling Ihe double mow Milwaukee) Braves In their I'1" combination. Sam Knnelos. and Smith tournament and only his ! pennant year of IIH8. Sturgeon l' onin Spoxtine nd second loiirnament In more than1 ; .In-Cille, Is at third and power- a year during which he knocked oil competitive play, ousted Harry llaverstick Jr., Lancaster, Pa., 3 and 3. Minor League Baseball Only games scheduled AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City lo. Minneapolis 4 aan Anionic 4. Beaumont 3 Olher games postponed hi:sti:rv i.i:agik SMART MOVE! Penn Relays Fields 3.500 PHILADELPHIA Ml The 59th Pcnn Relays opened shop Friday at Franklin Field with 3,500 en- trants ready for the two-day track and field carnival. The relays, granddaddy of all such events in age, tradition and color, will carry an international flavor wiih entries from Finland, Sweden and Jamaica among others. iWi FOR hrd Imi Ail rljjj AUTO jiflgj FIRE (Tttm rSTATEl EMJFARMI 2133 Merfiaoaj William N. Gocn Diitrict Agent Ph. 3262 DREWS IRRIGATION BOOTS FAMOUS BALL BOND QUALITY CUSHIONINSOLE KneeHighth $8.75 ABOVE Knee Highth $12.50 with SPADE SHANK Hip Length $14.85 DREWS 733 Main VAI.I, HIVKR. Mass. lien Malotid, 13(1. French Morocco, out pointed Hobby Kllgllsh, 1.14, Fall ltlvei, 10. FOR SALE Sandwich Shop & Fountain Fully Equipped Four Room Living Quarters $3,500 Will Handle Balanca on Eosy Tormi 150 E. Moin Klamath Foils, Ore. Southern Oregon Painting Co. 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