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Newspaper Page TextTIME OUT! I '!-.. Si I don I r" " 1 " ..1, Iijfk nr tlif muliirr " i Mill I- F.ri-i . IPirattes Merchants Hi" Host to bkeview Chiloquin Flunks State Bid iluniai- 111 T,- s.i l.lt''ll I'ri-s. .Ml It II A N I.HAI.I I. I i . r. t. .111,0 .1.1.7 , ir:iwl -!-.n l.ou. ;;i,irlll.' 17 M 1 1 in M.i n H m.i i.i it ii u is 7 il W I. I'd. I itw :" ' a.kO, : i . 51 19 .M, -r.liiul -I '-" -iHH U,rci ' ,, hinn W 31 . ,,'timriif, 31 ilill.'s ItrsulL aj:Mi i s ni y. .m 2 ,.niiif;ilo 4, Oakland 3 j I)lro f l.iis Angeles :!0"il 3 1. M.illle I Urilnn Inlrtiiilliiiut l.raiue W I. IVI. ' -.iitni II .1 exoyvrr II A .6S4 fnitrMf 13 11) .4S .-Crt 10 -5-0 r;or,4 10 II .470 !fm 7 .4ii7 Uiml 10 1.1 .431 , ':!.- s u .4.'i a II .:'! ' :?lir" 7 13 .3S0 CA.'ll'AliK LOCK.) 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Mndr by Hill tilovcr , nd n strnl ol homr. : Ml II II' I OANl l.t I'. : I.NS) HAM i: Inr Mi-Ciulr Miilr ;ivp Ci- ' rilr l.cHki lt Olliri lull in il-.r IM1! mini;.' n, llu- ii-alri Krnt nrml 7-J Clnlniiuiil iinnlr u 1.011! nti ' n XllMl I iiiIji ItrMilH I v. .i-nun-Inn 0 Irlplim 6 i Volii. pn.i I'll rtfr . ' - ifth-s : JrLr, I Hanson Klamath Hill Pick Red Adams Stops Seals On 5 Hits VjAI 'L:' t ' Hy 111 I) III III) in- pitpullrd, W1IU.NA1. I.I-A ( i i: I. :lld-liti- Yr:k '.-b'jrili .f.iiim'.i I rkU'. i I. Br Thft Amuflfttid Prii Nothing eUe omed to be work- I injr rifht for Hollywood o Man-1 HKpr Bobby Bra Ran started niK Southpaw rellffi pitcher, Joe Muir, annlnt Seattle Friday nlRht. The! reliefer stopped the Pacific Coast! U-afjue leading Rainier with two hits and beat them. 3-1. Encouraged by the aucceM oi , hit. fttrataKrm, Braan started ( hi other lelty, Lloyd HUtle. in the ; J ftcond Raine. The result was even ; more impressive, 8-2. It wan Seattle's first double loss1 this year. ; Hollywood has brrn very short on Kouthpaw pitching so far this vrnr, but thf return to form of: . Muir and llittlc's acquisition from' i Oakland may be what the Stars need axainst the formidable Rain- , . ,,, .. . 11:1.1, niiu.ic ichu Viiii tut ia .1 "j n n " "'' ," """Uanifa over Los Anwlea. Thl' n n iiiii,- hr ould irt lrll-liand- su,,, croUed t0 wjlhm ,our p , i. k',"" i"1?1, Rccrcaiion I Th-olic Smitb'a p.tehin( wa, the I . k hu ,dy loadrd -lih porl.-ide'-,.,, ,acUlr San Diego's 6-3 de-: iVordrr 'J Ormon-Caliloinia . tvat 0 Lo, Angeles The bis 1 K?m,tutth .'K'"cr '"" tnc " rlshthandef fanned eight- KIB,.,th Mrichmu.-.. i an wnted on,v ,wo and ,ne 0y. l.anirt.inr I, 131, p.,. fol,d h;ov;s blm Kcre Frert B,.j llaii'on. Klamath . i-iuji .1 icu.iu ni-Hi on -.eiiiuti, o'l.ujy ii'iooi. lie nreaca rpnei. w-i. 01 u 1 t n Iiiiishr-d hs pn-p rarccr Hi. i vwi:., however, from Bob Kerrigan in , oiancne mako up one of Ramington Arms Company'i lie did 'oine hurllnit lor the Pels ' Ihe eigluh. shooting exhibition teams, will demonstrate their shooting and Halu-1,1 want, to take acivan. 1 nod Ad.ma came up with one ability Sunday, 2 p. m., on Klamath's Moose Rifle Range. The tiiii!- o hi., .oulhpaw slnnla a ol his Rood pitching pcrlormancci, -i.iiJ: j . . ,1 , . ii aic-4y mov, gainst the prcdom-1 a.i he held San Fran-lico n live umBd'n9 9 ow is sponsored pintly by the Moose, iiraily Irit-haiidfri invaders. 1 hits an-1 Portland downed the American Legion and Klamath Falls Rifle and Pistol clubs. i.aii'on is one ot three prep Seals. 6-2. Ted Shandor. who had; -'ir-. pirked up by Hatfield or the won live without a loss lor San; mi n.ii,u,,s ciiinpaiifn in the lour- Francisco, was the loer. He went I ll-.'llil -I'llll-'irn leatMie Al'iirn, seven Innintiq dqv, im flv. runs' travels tr, Burns In the other open-1 and nine hits. D1110 Reslelll clouted I ' 1 - a homer for the Beavers. AIJIII.M I "I" nnju miiic iu icii 111 iiie j , ' last ol the ninth gave Sacramento , I O.llrr PeLs nddrd in the KLiralh ! - At Inc nin. n.l.lAn rosier are iton owmzs and Clay Ken Gables went 8 2-3 Innings for By J1" Assoc ated Press r with Lewiston. Van Fletcher went 11.-1111:011. Owings may (ict the the Saes and gave up 10 hits. Base hits and walks were a dime 1 all the way for the Caps as he can i, ins a....cnmmt H Ken but M.lo Candidj stepped in and . f d?fc?.f?,e ester? Jntcrna. j scattered six hits. Wii'its sore arm if n't healed. : saved the cause. Billy Jo Waters,, 'hna' LrfBsl Friday night with 1 Reliefer joe Nicholas took credit Ilannon. a h-ird-hittlnz outfielder. I h i rsi.ti.nri t. un,-. ,ne -r"n donnyb.-ook at Salem! for Salem's win over Sookane H may sec just skimpy duly In the 1 wood, was enfid with the de. 1 S""60" -,ne and the took the mound in the second after M I: ut' PUT Mi III , I I ; A-vIS Union Iliuh chard,' homer and a double by j KSN BEEGLE intorinn.llu iT-TZi. L tl 7F im bii .cia," Bi:ny Talbot. He needed relief.1 o, 7 '"'"'""y .mous marksman, who with his 113 Hits Banged Out In WiL Donnybrooks APPARENTLY somothing in the Herald and News tickled Manager Hi Hatfield when the Klamath Merchants manager dropped by to announce his starting line-up for tomorrow's game here against the Laltevlew Gems, an Oregon-California Border League game at Recreation Park. feat. BQWLQNG Itrul. .lulrii'hti 1. t'turniin 0 lttii- 9 Hi'tcKl'. n 3 Browns-Yank Dispute Should Help Baseball lust came If Hatfield slicks with Hanson. Ihe fans will ,se0 n duel belwccn lell-h.inders. Lakeview will no fount 30 with Bobby I.on?, a lad local fans will remember as the southpaw- who had the professional Gems ol the Far West League ; Ine'ainir fooll. h at the plate with h's wronc side slull. I II should seem like Old Home I Week to fans who visit the Park suburban Fiowtr 1 Kimdar. Ukeview purchased the 1 k'ch S"VI uniforms of the now-defunct Gems. um"r. L.n. T.v,rn: Lakevlew- olllcials voted to use i K Amuitmtm ihe nickname ralher than remove : wd"Br0ih';rIrb' me let-.rrs. , Suburban T.vrrn MOOSF PA'1 lllnal Slan.lnfil Spokane Indians heading a list of 1 the Indians had -chased Bill five sluefests. j Bevans and limited the Tribe to Ine Senators won that game, 1 one hit the rest of the way. In clubbing out 22 hits and taking ' addition he rapped out three hits advantage of six Spokane bobbles himself and brought in four runs afield for a 22-4 victory.' ! The Tri-Citv . Lewiston game at f amiusi ,ne acme siury iieunewicit iooic on more of around the rest of the ten-team loop, with the lone exception at Calgary, where the Stampeded edged Yakima. 5-4, on Pitcher Joe Orell's last-ot-thc-ninth single. In other games. TTi - Citv semblance of a track meet than a Daseoau game as the six hurlers ihe two teams employed during the contest issued a total of 29 walks. Paul Sperlock of the Broncs took nome the orchids in that de- Rnme In the W llnifin r-nn. fml il.. in n.. u-.n...,,... II v IIAIlltY (IIIWSIIS As a pruprr antidnle for sick HatUcId w'll have Hank D-c'-cr swnc SIT" s"v -": M.A xiiort, lidlior ; baseball there's nothuiR quite le ; ,w Andy Anderson in reserve. su.,. l.";" S'Sn?!'" N(:w YOH1C iNKAi He lhal " f,", "VCV "na 'asting leud. j Decker's regular job Is first base, Aimiirmtnt a Leach l ,,, the rluibarb at Hiisch stadium Hie otli-1 i'"? ,i" .,, -usei qu " lhf-bL!!. Cx-S'" Mar!'"s ",hlele : rl a sub TlviV, ?i rr nl;:hl. it all depends which 'de ! aVtitI'III: 'with 'the self-rinhleoii. Yankees. ' attitude of most of the so- ,1 was quite all nchl lor till Mc-. ,1, , eppon- Suburban Flower finished with 'veiuii but had too much wound to mane up. ll was ChtliNiiiiii .s In., l0lS ln lien of thmirr lo enter ih I'miKaid in lam into Cl.nt Court- I ..., , ,' J" ' , . ck 1 "na'ien wm be at second in the Moose Pa's League. will probably switch with Hanson ' , n nc s called on lor mound duty. - AT SECOND clobbered Lewiston' s fading i partment as he passed out 10 free Broncs, 13-8, Vancouver knocked ; Uckels in a three-inning stint on over Victoria. 8-4. and Wenatcnee I the rubber. won a 10-mning squeaker lrom j BREAK TIE -mm0HAPPY"8- IT'S,,? "' in,ai",ft?Me? Clubr baSKcd u'IoUowed up , with the tie-breaker in the extra Inning to notch up the win over Uie Edmonton Eskimos. The clincher was a solo homer slate tournry nt Ulalii May '22 and -a. I lie I'll ales i;rt thai rhain e. alonir with three oilier lnlrr-dl-Irui wliiiii-i's. Line score : rii.iiHjuin oiyi on.' ;.4 a 3 Ca-i-aile Lo,ks .00.1 0.71 x-7 2 (inline and Alldrisou, Artl-.ur and VunAhn, i IRIII4VS It I SI 1. 1 S -City 13. LrwiMnn a 'r.Hclire tt. l-:ittilotilon II 'Mouirr a. Victoria 4 'my J, Yakima fm 37, Spokaiir 4 Softball Opener Monday i The men's and wonicnx City HodUull lniturs o;rn Monday niKht nt Conucr 1'ield. i,...w-W .iff i.ir .i. i irf nml r.ti .sf i ""-r io nini. i. ii q nc 11 UC Un.sr. Don PPtPrsnn rnnrh nt inn Tli TTinu-Af fi, - nv.t..n.j t. and' Hie ball lrom his hand. Mc ! !"",,!?. "nd lhal '"' bc Just unbeaten Rlamalii Wildcols who i state Waterboys. 4-0. to end three Dointnld hail lo do this lo be sale, j , ,,' , ,. , . . ; anuv.s mi way around me , points ahead of Leach Service, lor Hie third baseman Inolishlv ai-1 . "uc", , 1 ,,,rrnl de:'"'e ,' w ! "'aniond. v, ill hold down ihe short-i 1-3 losers lo K Amusement, le.npieil l score irnm second base ,":',':"",,."' ', ZJ ws"'0," ,"'c ,Mo" P"""- kcd by Gary Two brilliant 600-plus series were on a forced piny there. joii of lhe noW, aihleies now- Dawes. ev-Pelican. ai ihird haw. turned in. Harry Brav of the In- Hul win n ('.in ner (ouiinev bli-t-: H. ., .,, ' , ;' '.. "'-"'. Hameid a n d tcrstate Waterboys added gar id a lut olf the i:;hl Held wall : ' "' lnri' ..,' ...-, . i. . " " nj"ale outlieid ' 0f 222, 160 and 228 for a 610 three- and .-i d mm pun itn-. iiin at second , , ... . ' i" ; game score: Bob Causemaker, base, .he self-anointed -400 - Yn-r, ' C?. " "' earned II s likeh- Lakev.ew- will start with the second-high game of 232! kees 1,,-rame thr Gas House Gang. Collr..' ., .,, .,, . .... . , "lltl'MmTr a' Ihe catching post. tacked on 210 and 166 lor a 60S inobbii.s the Drowns' catcher in a ' p "'"'P M b'l ", " nkrT l1"1' ae"" " t m Banister ; 5encs. a total of 113 hits during the night. with the 28-hit contest at Salem I the topper. Vancouver s win over Victoria. a rush last nigh; to capture the ! ?e 'ita a roy- Push-o the incited by Catch. r Harry Bartal title in the last night of bowling ' Capuanos Into a lirst place tie imj. Bartolimi's round-tripper ws on one oi i.eon Days otferings. Saturday's schedule calls for th same lineup of teams, with twin bills on tap at Edmonton, victoria and Calgray. . I ul'-nrat'i'ful : Dean Wr 'llir Assm-Utetl Presf rallllli; -. ItuUiii flnbeiis, Phil 'Win I'liilhe-., ..hut mil the t:hl " Cull. l.n. lor his tun, vie, '' "salll ! to lo-.'.ei. Biiiiu, - s ooidon, Milwauke i luiiiirii'd mi ilr eighth in-1 'twi h a limner on base lo pro- liir mm urn nt viclorv in Mil '""a 4 3 iiiui,i-ii over Pitla--tan. i-ourtnoy ,i.is been a Yankee hal- .urn De-ls on lirsl Fint Bamier er since he was traded by tnc New , on second. Benny Moore at short- nullilou Coilitney lust .couldn't do1","' ' , , . " "'p. "'o-.- slop. Vic l.nsntcr al third with Art thai lo the World Champions' cf"' om,!! ' Mnno"- Glos and -.net-ted elder r K0'' ,nr "'ou'dn't have iilllolt In the outlieid had a chance in the Bombers' In-. I11"'" 1 erv. nhr.1 with Vnp, ni..M i ! New York and SI 1 oils accounts ! pc ,r,lllv lhr ralchin and c(. d.llered as to Ihe damage lo llu- lrr fharlev Sllvera behind h.m .ulo In Manhaltrn. Ihe shortslop boul nip n,ro,lr tif..,Ac Millerrd Iwo deep spike wounds on Hm)l creenberg s'.arted hating the I hn risht lee. In St. Louis, he had ykr,.Si ,..iP.l(1 ol brln , d notiilng more than a couple of 0f Ihem. Greenberg can't win home i , siiperlicli'l cuts. ' :uns Horn Ihe flout olfice ngiiinst ( i nnlh McUougald and Courtney u,P perennial winners I , ili-liiulelv were within llieir rmltts. , ac ' ..,.,- J 111 Ihe men a league. Hie Kicwlls , T111. b,.,.sr1P belong, lo Ihe base- : throwme at oM Snoi i.',,- I'Ti i 1 face Kalpme the 6 45 opener. I ...,-. ', to the tasger .0 pro- I erh" Wks am, Bills Place n.uare oil ....t himself. Ihe bae l, to the ball coi.ceislo; lhal he is veirs be! in the 8 30 sei oral giiine. ; plaver Whal the goal line Is lo a n,n() Ump ' ine women noin iin-ii jamooiee. , ,K ,i,n carrying a football. The , n,ov(. train,,,., to be idiots rani wiped out by rniti lal night. &olf Crown TIr Witlainplir li thr Nnrtliurst r.ii. H"ll ( itiimpiunship line SALEM team i :c,kr to w :.dav. liolf ,!'llIV,,'''tv ws .sprond ,in Ml . Wliit m i... ...... W t:in i- ,, . Wi.ho ,iid not i-omiicic. iast NIGHT hn.si-iunner Ln rntitlrd to got to ihe bus, nnvway hp plpusrs. short of lulling the 'man covrnnq on (he chin or over lhr head with a bat. Hasrbali was srt up ns n hard KiuiiP, and they've Roltcn too far nwny from Hie script in more re cent yrais. 'Iliat. in addition to television and oihrr thincs, could account in some tnenMirp (or steadily decreasing at trndtincp since 1947. KXrlTINCi H use bull would be considerably mm rxcKinc if all hands played Hip Rump io i lie nut as no touri let olf stcnni miri hnvr ju.st as ; much fun tossing paper cups, and they're considerably easier on the iiugK',1. Hy Thr Assnrinlrd I'rrss nl'd Inlnt of B16 1 v. , .i nrv. Country Sluutihtrr and a lew nrlhwni.l f.in. . vmiiii . i 11 n rniirlnn.. Im Ihe old. fash- HooMniiii, iSjiii r nint ivco. in. iHeavvweiKht.s, but rxncl weights not avnllablr) Font In ! (lure run homer in lhr third uuumi art,n,, 11 tiaill Ol KJV mhiimiuii ouhi n nefratprf Tinrdo in-i Mi- lhr snnrk thrv nrrdrd Krldny in Wl I II P v to mov. courinrv has mc oia-iasn' loned and rifiht slant. "Thpy don't pivp in no quarlpr at homp platr, and they shouldn't expect any from me on the linses." he sflid. Aiiainsl the Ynnkrr., Courtney will find himself somethitiR of a marked nmn lrom muv on, and PULLMAN if Joe Trrmbty'ti that's quitr nil rlRhl with Ihe scrap per from l.ouiMnna. "I didn't mind Ihem havhiR hold of nip wlill some of IhPiu hit me, Cougars Drub Yagdals. 12-2 hr,-, " in me sinip iiiRll romp lo a u-a iNonnern uivimoo nc sum. i m wv inonniR mivmiu v ''TllilH IfiNl lni.,1il .1 il l i...n ..... Mnlin'u h.mln I I.. Ilio I it'll- lliev tl'V IL (inA til m mi. ' -H My ill. Vnndnls. ' time." r ra 'ifK'l THOlicTT. 1 V..,.,...ll'IlV.JiaTW tmM , ?! OF 'EM - National Le.gu. refugees, Johnny Mi.e (left) of the Yankees and bVlb Elllo -Pproached their long-cherished dream, but as American Leaguers. of 'he select 2000-Hil Club were ready to woleome Ihe big first and third basemen. Scores By The Associated Presj GOLF Oregon 21. Oregon Stale 6 Washington 22. Washington Slale 5 BASinAI.I, Washington Stale 12, Idaho 2 Seattle University, 11-1, Pacific Lulheran 7-0 tlregon Prep llaseliall Medford g Crater 2 Newberg n Forest Grove 3 West Linn s Dallas 4 Cascade Locks 7 Chllngtnn 4 Grant i Portland i 10 Toledo 1 K1HST LUG Women golfers at Reamcs almost completed Ihe (list leg m Ihe an nual spring handicap yesterday with the following results: Gwcn Miller defeated Omega Penk. Frances Moscbar beat Helen Brink, Betty Sharp beat Aagodt Reeder. Leah Maskell beat Rmh McCulloch, Mildred Hall beat James Moty, Luster Nerselh beat Pearl Drew and Veva Anderson beat Leona Robertson. Aagodt Reeder scored a birdie 3 on the fourth hole. Two or three matches have yet to be plaved Ui the first round of the elimination tntn-nnineni. y r: ' A aoi STARS IN HIS EYES The three stars on Henry Mor eno's silks may er may not be symbolic of his attempt for riding's Triple Crown. The jockey hopes to add the Preakness, May 23, Belmont Stakes, June 13, to his Ken tucky Derby victory aboard Dark Star. High line went to Don Ferguson of So. Ore. Welldlillels with a 232. K Amusement had the top team game. 1030, So. Ore. was second with 1022. Suburban Flower's con sistent 984-96S-930-2683 series was high, followed bv K Amusement IB By The Associated Press, BOXING CHICAGO Rocky Marciano re- w ith' a 2810. ticking games of j talned ':ld heavyweight box- 957 and 823 on ts 1030 line. " -""V"' Charley Booth of Drumstick was Joe Walcott in 2:25 of the first the league's top bowler with a 189 j round. average. Mel Robinson of Stone's I ouLr Signal Service finished with 184. WESTBURY, N. Y. Carey Two bowlers. Al Hakenwerlh of i Middlecoff. Memphis, took over Ihe Stone's and Roy Harris of Subur- j lead after three rounds in the $17. ban Tavern, ended with season av- 500 Meadow Brook Club round erages of 182. robin tournament. Ward Brothers had the season's TRACK high team series. 2895: Suburban! Los ANGELES J. v. Mash- laverns iom was ine season s burn of Oklahoma set meet mark high team game. Booth wilh 673 posted the high Individual series: Robiaon had a 249 for the top single line. Huskies. Cal In Crew Meet SEATTLE (.ft The University of California and the University of Washington renew a half a cen tury of crew rivalry Saturday, with freshman, junior varsity and var sity shells from both schools meet lnft on Lake Washington. The frosh get the day's sched ule under way at 3 p.m., over a two mile course. The Jay-vees of 46.8 for quarter-mile dash in beating Olympic Champ George Rhoden in Coliseum Relays. AVTO RACING INDIANAPOLIS Chet Miller, veteran driver, was killed , during practice run for the 500 ' mile Memorial Day race. Willamette Twins Win Tennis Title SALEM W Willamette's But ler twins, Ron and Rich, defeated Dink Ellingham and Jon Rose of Whitman 6-0. 6-4 lo win the North west Conference doubles tennis litle Friday. Doug Day of Lewis and Clark stroke off 45 minutes later or. a j won lhe singles championship, de- two and three-quarter mile test and the varsity crews leave the start ing point at 4:30 on a similar two and three-quarter mile grind. California. defending Pacific Coast Conference champs, will be up against a Washington varsity crew that has six letter winners manning the oars. Only one man lrom the 1952 lineup will be aboard the California shell. Webfoots Cinch Golf Championship CORVALLIS. Ore. Mi The un fefeated linksmen of Oregon cinched the Northern Division golf litle Friday by stopping Oregon Slate, 21-6. Lake Oswego Names Coach MOI.ALLA Id . Bndd Grnnquisl will become basketball coach al Lake oswego High School this lull. Gronqitlst, hoop coach here for the past five years, nnnounced his resignation Friday. It is lo take effect nt the end of the school year. At Lnke Osweso Cliff Griffin will continue as ioolbal) coach and bc head of Ihe school's physical edu cation department. SERVICE STATION For lease in Klamath Falls. Central loca tion on main thoroughfare. Doing excel lent gallonage. Inventory can be pur chased for approximately $3,000.00. Apply at... SHELL OIL CO. 953 Spring St. Klamath Falls (eating Diet Hahn 7-5, 6-3 in thn finals. We are stocked to meet any reasonable demand for alan ...we alio are .quipped to cut, grind, polish glass for any sixe. Only real glaiiers do the work. Close pries KIMBALL'S GLASS SHOr- 'Flint, el Firkins la Riar S2I Walaat Fhene 7371 i Screen door in summer., Storm door in winter I Save sn repairs and upkttpl No painting ntededl Fully-guaranteed! Easy change storm and - ; screen panels! 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