IDAY. MAY II, ir:i
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Phils Put Lead Against Brooks
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r o I'slill HPI IHK1. Calif., HIMl
airall JI-. ol Pallas lied
! tne trail m '"
, jcdinoio open, each Willi
HAMS
ROM K lrenait llrrllrlln of
.Vn lllisel Vic tleisaa. U. .
t.tu Cmi captain, .
(( In me numc iiiiitnuii"i
jnisiiirnt.
RAI'INn
SAN WIUNO. Calif. Willie
xfinikrr rode live straight win
r.t it T.inlorait 1 Irmtiilu
kn ! Tanloran IiicIikIIiik the
uurtd "lni Country rulr
lie on llorsrtrader Ed (M OIK,
liver
ards 67
By HI N I'llLKGAR
Al' Npurlswrlter
Ms lor Irnuur baseball, which
tins Been mlvhly Utile "untight thin
nprlnK, noes completely under the
IlKhtn Kinluht lor the llrsl lime thin
season,
Al l'-nfi( llmt'n what Hie schedules
:iny, nlthuutili the weatherman may
Imve other Ideas, He has had o
ninny tunes since the baseball tea
nun opened almost four weeks alto
lluil club owner are heulnnlng to
suspect the Wrniher nureiti ha
hem taken over exclusively by
litiuiitaki'ir,.
rir.-.l plrne III the National
I.eiiKUe will be al al,ikr with ihe
rhllailelihla Phillies romlni Into
Brooklyn's Kbbels Field lor a
three name acl wllh the second
plate Dmliters.
Milwaukee will attempt to play
IU third home iiamv ol the year
the Uraves have been rained out
ol their nrw home tour times In
nix lilcs wllh Ihe Chicago Cubfi
lit tiurstft. HI, I.011I wilt be at Cm.
cumuli and I'lltsburcli al New
York.
The New York Ynnkeea put their
liume and a hull American Leaitue
lead on the line In lloslon alter a
Iwo tiny Inyofl. The Cleveland In
dlans, Hie Yanks' nearest purau
era. Invnde Bl. Louis. I'hllHdrlphia
Athletics are al home to Washing
lon and Detroit visits Chicago.
iiai.p i'.a.mi:
The Phillies, nursing a precious
hull iiume edge over the Lindners,
will lire their three blgnest guns
Curl tjimmon.n, Karl Drews and
llobln Roberts. Chrerlul Charlie
Dreasrn ol the Doclters says he
plans to counter Willi Billy Uie
Ion Ik hi. Preacher Hoe tomorrow
and possibly Joe Black on Sunday.
In the Invasion Irom Ihe Weal
that Jusi ended, the Dodgers, as
usual, lared considerably belter
than the Phils. Brooklyn dropped
only one out ol seven games while
Philadelphia broke even In eight,
In I lie American I.rngue's UrM
East-Weal series the Kast also
came mil on lop, although by
narrower innrglu ihnn In the Nn
tlonnl since Ihe F.nstcrn American
teams were on the road. They won
IB and lost H. Tho overall National,
margin was I HO.
RAINI'.ll OUT
No games were pluycd In either
lenitue yeslerdnv. The American
League hndn't planned 10 piny nny
and Ihe four National League con
teals were rained out.
The latest postponements sent
Dave Ornte of the National League
Hervlce Bureau Into the record
books and he decided lhe.t only
once In Ihe last 60 years In 1040
havo there been more washouts al
this singe of the season. The Na
tional League has I0.1l 29 games
because ol the weather. The same
thing happened In 107 while In
HMO there were 30 postponements
In the first 21 days,
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CITY I.r E
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Senators
Win Third
In WIL
By The' AssarUled Pteta
Western . International League
b;,eball faiu who have had Iheir
sharo of close ones and the other
kind (luring tile two-week old sea
son, gol ome of both Thursday
instil.
Victoria and Trl-Cliy alruggled
for ten Innings al Victoria before
Trl-Clty pulled out wllh a r vie
lory. Rut lulsloti fan ustrhed a
ARDMiillE. Okla. I" Fd track meet, starling wllh a 10-run
:ifr. ine jovial jesler ol foil's ,ec0nd inning, the Broncs pounded
jiasmrnl nail, was In eacellenl ,lv( Yakima pllchers for a total
111 10 abdicate Ills tnle as , jj hj l0 ,mother the Bears
'irnnial iiinorr-up as some l3l0.
tins terd o' Kruliiy In llif!" nih.. .. ..1. .nr. inau.
-conct rniind of the rich Aidmore,n Ih(,
Tllllll)
S.ilrm chulked up I'-a third win
of the season, an U-3 triumph over
Vancouver; Calgary clipped We
naichee 0. snd Edmonton made
II three straight over Spokane, 4-1.
1 Ken Richardson alerted Lewis
I ton's hit parade in the second in-
wllh a grand-slam homer.
Lewlston runners fol
By I'l l.ICAN PKTH
(With Bud l.u.lburnj
Klnce Monday inormng I have
heard every lype of ii.sh story lluil
you could IniuKinc and suiue Ihni
you couldn't possibly nave dn-uint
up for a liar's club. III general Hie
fining was much belter thitn nl
the opening ol ihe season last year.
I for one know thai thl.s w-ns a
much better opening day for "sun
burnt."
Of all the alrvams In our county
Ihe Lltllo Deschutes was the best
producer. Polly floseboroiigh, wllh
two oilier fclluws, look their liiniis
on that stream wllh a sninll Kiev
fly and nymphs. Polly is without
a doubt the best fly Iyer In Ihcsc
parta, and lor a alight ico you cm.
get a sample ol his work at most
ol the local sporting goods stores.
Spring 'reekjroduced some nice
again.
Dick Coleman, n stale game olft
cer, reported thai Klumalh River
produced some very nice culches
last Sundny. Those thai took the
trouble to go duwn T'opsy Crude
made the best showing.
Weekend suggestions:
Odell Lake: recommended lures:
U-'.'O lat lish, ford lender and
worms.
Klnmnlh Lake: Andy Reeker,
Shafl'a pearl wobbler
Little Deschutes; files, unsll
nlckle russcl.
Klamath River; wobble rite, hot
rod, flics.
John Ami reported this week that
a big majority ol anglers gol the
Ulueback limit during the week
end al Odell Lake. None of the
fishermen left empty-handed. Scv-
k .produced some nice ; iraicim mi
ffw limits the anme ' eral catches ol mackinaw and doj.
ly varden also were reported.
HSIIING CONDITIONS: Gener
ally good.
HOLl'NAR TIMi::
Major lishing period..: May 10,
I IS a.m.; May 11, 10:'.o a.m. Min
or fishing periods: May 10, 3:30
p.m.; Muy 11, 4:25 p.m.
fish, but very
can be said for Uie streams thai
run Into the upper end ol Klamath
Lake. Some fellows were In inel
tished Honey Creek and ihey real
ly knocked liiem dead, lloiw-y Creek
is over by Lakevlcw. From those
that went to Spraguo River I gol
one answer water too high,
livery year al this lime there
are lots of llsh brought Into a local
fish are spawners. Mosl lishenncii ; I - If QV 1 taA l-tamC
can tell al a glance II a lish Is n lCl rC V I C VT VCI i 13
spawner and If II is, they tot.s 11
back. A spawning llsh Is very dark
and extra red on tho aider.. The
flesh Is soil and they ollen have
scats or wit.. . . , r-.,.v n mlrv
i these llsh. but It does take a sports
man to throw them back so that
! ihey can become healthy Dsn
Face 'Bums'
LAKEVIEW
'rule Cr.ter f.akn Mrh ; 47
Klamath Ur It llox Al 4M
ICnmld-Nrvt ,. , , , :;o'j ' ,
J uctje Und's 2U 03
Mrnrr Mhl
Till f.'ratcr ;j McralO-Nrw. i
Itictc.s .1 fWhcr I
Ka'wjv 2 IJitflfrwfjfKJi 2
Com tnla 5 Utmriet I
Klin-lf) Lbr i JuckHmid'i 1
A 200 game would hnvi put a
bowlrr on the lop of the Itst In a
mediocre night In the City League
last niKht,
But no one hit 200. Jerrv Allen
of Tulclalte Crater Lake Machin
ery had a 104, the hmh tn the
league: Ernie McDanlel of Hercu
les rolled n 191. Allen tacked on
game of 167 and 165 for the high
nerieN, a 526.
Bob Vlctonn, alho on the Cra
ter Lake team that waxed the
Herald-News, had the acrond hiffh
aeries, 515, a)on with Bob Mor
rlHon of Jueiccland'8.
Hickys' 821 was the high team
(fame, Klamath Lumher U Box
liud an B17. Cratr Lukes '2-i2H
urnc.s was hlRh with lines of 809,
800 and 713. ilickys' 2313 was next
bent.
Bratton
Wins As
Foe Runs
CLEVELAND WV-Johnny Brat
ton voiced high praise Friday for
Llvio Mlnelli, hii latest flht vic
tim. But It wasn't for Mlnelll's
boxInK skill.
"That fellow can really run
backwards faster than I can for
wards," the No. 2 welterweight
contender nald after his unanimous
decision Thursday night. Bratton
weighed 160 2 to 152 for Minelll.
The Chicago battler didn't seem
too happy about the contest. He
had hoped an Impressive victory
would earn him a title bout, and
although the verdict was unani
mous, the margin wasn't exactly
impressive to most fans.
Referee Tony LaBranche had it
five rounds for Bratton, three for
Minelll and two even. Judge Herb
Williams scored It 6-2-2 and Judge
Johnny Sayanek 7-2-1,
Most ol Bratton's points were
piled up on his harder punching
and aggressiveness, Minelll, the
ring-wise counter puncher bicycled
backwards most of the fight, but
landed at least three punches to
every one Bratton got through.
FBI Hasn't
Slowed Lash
INDIANAPOLIS I The 17-year-old
driver thought he could
get away on foot alter the FBI
car chased him into a ditch, but
he picked the wrong FBI man to
run away from.
A block: away and running like
a Beared rabbit, the boy felt a
hand on hla shoulder. It was Don
Laah, former Indiana University
distance runner, now 40 but still
In pretty fair condition.
Lash had run down Uie car be
cause he said It was being driven
recklessly and he thought one of
the occupants might be a deserter.
City police tonic over and charged
the driver wllh reckless driving
and failure to poaacsa a license.
HE "1
CLASSIC I.KAl.LE
Klamath Prlnlinf Co. . .."'.
Il:;lei- Hall Lor 37,
Lnule'a Food M
nulh SI. Oxygen Hales ss
Orefon Woolen 52
Unvla Asbociatrd Ah'.i
Johnson Insurance ss
AVA Farms 4S
Landry In.urance - 4S
Koundup Tavern lb
U'rdnesda) Scores
Klamath Printing 4 lloundup 0
AVA Farms 3 Davis Assoc 1
Johnson Ins 3 Ilaxter-IUIl 1
Oregon Wool 2 Landry Ins 2
Oxigen Sales 3 Louie's I
n Roll tmiriliimeiU.
Oliver, uho t'lnlm WlhnlilKtcn,
l , as Jus hnuir, mine IIiioiikIi
'Ji one ol tiiose Kirv.nnir mushes
r post , Ihrrf.utKlr-r'liAr 117 on Uie
tU-yarri Dornlik- Hills Country
.8 rnur.e lei hnre the first
M Irstl with Karl Stewart Jr.,
i.ls Tt-r.
ass a fin.iiicl.il sncrss fnr nlllj
s i.. -.. Six more
.. u utr u- iiiiik ,u A ,,., ,u. ,s...
i four-dav lournainenl. Iliry i " ' s..i m us
il ISO0 lir l place avsar.l fur Ihe ' lnn,nK- "v" ,ne uA- "
i,. io , rf ... ....i. . i,..i lihe nilh. three in the sislh itwo
?IM lor slinoiinr; six budirs un-ion Ulclt Nc"''" lloino "' nd me
r the bonus plans of Uie Waco , ,wo m ,n eighth. Danny
.rners. sim.sor.s nl the event. I ""cr aavro me Bears irom a snut
Horn held a two-stroke lend over out "h "to tound-tripper In the
jr older plmrrs alining al the aevenih.
o prue nl sc.400. At Victoria, Trl-Clty, after trail-
o!'(l M a n a r ti in. Nlles. 111., 'ng imiii tne linn inning on. lied
ll'i rurieni leading money sa-ui. ihc score with a three. run rally
liroup. along, "i ,,r iiuun nun won me game in
uie luin svnen wick fesut singled
home Len Tran. The setback
snapped a four-game Viclora win
ning slreak.
COAST
The Salem senators scored five
runs In the llrst Inning al Vancou.
ver and coasted to their win over
the Capllanos. Jack Hemphill was
the winning pitcher. He went the
distance and gave 'up eight hits.
A Wenaicheo cast.off came back
al -s io naunt tne unieis as caigary
f4fe4k. l1" the rubber game of the three-
fc--e'aB. -s critmi. serlru at Wenatchee. Ed
Kapp, who was sold to Calgary by
Ihe Chlels before Ihe a e a a o n
opened, gave up eight hits as he
racked up hla second win ol the
season.
The 8tampcdera won Ihe game
with a three-run outburst in the
ninth.
Edmonton and Spokane played
scoreless ball until the seventh In
ning when the Eskimos' Dick Mor
nnu and Dob Sturgeon, both of
whom had singled, crossed the
nlnie on files bv Don Herman and
John Conant. Edmonton added twoj
In the ninth nn two walks and Sam
Knnelos triple.
New series opening Friday place
Lewlston at Spokane, Edmonton al !
Wcnnlchoc, and Calgary at Ya-1
klmal 1 I
f s m (hp no
'Jl Jerry llsiber. U Canada.
"III. Jack lliRKins. an assistant
'o in Tulsa, and Harry rilllllps
Ft. Worth.
rlir plavers equalled psr-70. III
Jdl'lR Al .linnirrman, Portland,
''. Al I1er.sellnk, Orosslnger's.
Y . Jlmmie Gaunt. Oklahoma
ty. innleur Nell Smith nf Ard-
fe ind Marly Furgol, Lamont,
rn.i.i:(,n sroitrs
The Assnr-laled Press
IIASKHAI.I,
'EOn Slate 8. YYn.vhmirt,,.. Rlalx
1
Ir'n al Wn.htnnton. nosliiniird
Wblchcidrr Friday.
(il)I.F
'Umrite 12, Linlield t
Hieli Scllnnl llasphall
nnler i cinuknu a
"' llrownnvillr. 4
j- Helens 2 Srnppoosp 0
aesverion , McMinnvlllo 5
''inland Schools
Kolll 7 Clrvi'lnnd 6 '
rant it l.'nini, i, o
5'"hliimn u Unison n
Kooaevfll I Jpllnrsr.il n
Report Reads
'Good to Fair'
PORTLAND if The weekly
fishing report of the Stale Oamo
s,uiiii,i.-...iu. n.., in- B,inrisi-'s same
Northwest: Tiigner arras m i ' " ,"VJ.:, , .v"',
North Willamette streams are In Manager-pitcher Clyde Carlstrom
good condition. Fly fishing should will hurl for the Grins,
be lair Lower down, the streams I Barber Joe Banister has picked
. . -i . . ..... .... l.asM . frarsa 1 lla fatin Ml - UlS
are muddy. Norm cmm ic"hi ui '""V . '' ' T " " A.
... i..r (Kliuitr Is la r. unit n avers will inciuue unsiuc
fishing is producing me dcsi caicn
The Lakeview
in the Oregon-
California semi-pro league, lace
"Banister s Bums ' Sunday, I P-m.,
here.
The game, featuring home grown
lolcnl on bolh teams, Is free to
the public and is designed to stim
ulate interest in the Gems' upcom
ing campaign In ihe new OC
lengue.
The Gems, so named because
thev riurchased the uniforms ot
the Klamath Falls Oems 111 Ihe
now-defunct Far west League, win
loan their ace pitcher. BobDy Long,
FI5hln;r Is good fur cutthroats
In tldewalrr section of the ollen.
Alsea, and Siuslnw Rivers. The
rivers aro dropping and clearing.
In Ihe upper section of the Al?ca,
Siletr, and Sluslnw Rivers, fishing
Is fair for trout. Fishing In Ihe Mc
Ktntlt and Upper Willamette
River has slowed. Wntcr Is higher
lhan normal. Dorena Reservoir Is
fair with worms producing best
catches. Cottage Grove and Fern
Ridge Reservoirs arc providing
good r,plnv-ray fishing.
Southwest: Trout fishing on cen
tral coastal lakes has been lair and
on central coastal streams, good.
Lower I'mpqua River spring Chi
nook fishing has Improved. Some
striped bass have been taken in
the tidewater of the Umpqua River.
Water on the south coastal streams
Is lower and clearing. Trout angl
ing in bolh streams and lakes has
been fair to Rood. Salmon angling
on the lower Rogue Is good. Troul
fishing In Ihe main Rorup and Ap
plegale Rivers Is Improving. In
Ihe.nnrlh Umpn.ua ' area, large
wet files are recommended and
lalmon angling Is lair.
Central: General water condi
tions have not changed Irom last
week In Ihe Bend area. Fishing is
expected to be from fair to good
in most waters.
Ov
Fet.eh Glen Clifton. Berl Max
well. Ed Kudrna, Bob Root, Ken
ny Biggs and Chappy Chapman.
mm
IAST WL
NIGHT
By The Associated Press
CLEVELAND Johnny Brat
Ion ISO i. Chicago, outpointed
Livio Minelll, 153, Italy, 10.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Harold
Gomes. 121, Providence, outpoint
ed Fllberto Osarlo, 127, Puerto
Rico. 10.
DETROIT Al Gronlk, 145 'i,
Lincoln Park. Mich., outpointed
Norman Webb. 14S 2, Chicago, 8.
NEWARK, N. J. Al Warner,
154 New York, outpointed Tony
Clmmino. 150. Bayonne. 8.
VANCOUVER, B. C. Ken
Davis, 130, Los Angeles, outpointed
Bobby Wobds, 131 '., Eureka,
Calif., 10.
Klamath Printing Company wid
ened the space between its first
place Classic Bowling League po
sition and second-place Baxter-Hall
Lumber Sales with a 4-0 win over
the cellaring Roundup team Wed
nesday night.
Baxter-Hall lost ground wllh a
1-3 loss to Johnson Insurance, one
of the major reasons being Rod
Provorse's sparkling 6J3 series
with lines ol 211, 201 and 221,
Ell Ross of Kluinath Printing had
a 6911 scries on games of 190, 225
and 181. while Ev Collins, a San
Francisco bowler on his way lo
the Northwest tournament in Ta
coma and subbing for the Round
up team, rolled a 592 on lines of)
185. 208 and 201. I
Collins later teamed with his Bay i
area partner, Kent Rose, as the 1
two whipped Provorse and Dave
Robb In a doubles match with a
brilliant 1283 score.
Gene Kellogg ol Landry Insur
ance rolled the high single line in
league play with a 235; Ross' 225
was second high.
Team honors went to Baxter-Hall
with a 900 gnmo and Johnson In
surance with a 2699 series: Ore
gon Wool added up a 948 game and
Klamath Printing a 2364 series.
Mel Robinson of Oregon Wool
still holds the league's high aver-
age. 186; Ross has a 183, and two
bowlers. Charlie Booth of Klam
ath Printing and Al Hakeuwerth ol
Louie's 181's.
OSC Moves
Into Tie
By The Associated Press
W L Pel.
Oregon 6 3 .667
Oregon State 4 2 .667
Idaho 4 4 .500
Washn .State 5 S .455
Washington 1 5 .167
The Oregon State Beavers, aided
by a rainstorm which idled Oregon
and Washington at Seattle, should
ered into first place ln the North
ern Division baseball race Thurs
day with an 8-3 triumph over
Washington State.
Tne win at Pullman lifted the
Beavers into a percentage-wise tie
with Uie Ducks at the top or the
heap, Oregon with six wins and
three losses and OSC with a 4-2
record. Washington State dropped
to fourth place.
The Beavers move to Moscow
Friday for a pair of games with
the Idaho Vandals, while Oregon
and Washington play a makeup
doubleheader at Seattle.
Bee Arr, a 300 to one shot ln the
Kentucky Derby future book, was
named after Branch Rickey, gen
eral manager ot the Pittsburgh
pirates.
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Schulie Wildcats rolled a 206
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