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Newspaper Page Texttutthsday:- MAY 21, 1953 PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Mari ps Mm Intel? Dn tot Sunday l: V: , 7 iw&tl rv ' 1 -.w-i .v. ' ,J 1 a HARD TOP RACE DRIVING calls for a W Jt S ng of the hard top race 1- Hot Springs on Spot for Using Negro Pitcher; ousnng nmrea .. . ... i ,fk - whpn Tuserson's i League. 30 Local Cars In Opener Sunday's hard hard lop racing program at Gems Stadlunv-iirsl of the season will have a predom inantly local flavor with Klamath Hardtop Inc. running the show and , Jn the neighborhood of 30 local dri vers gunning for the top money prizes. Last year when Klamath Falls made Its debut in the racing busi ness, Calilornia Stock Cur . Racing Association ran me snow aim iu cal drivers were few. But this season Kiamath Hard tops has taken over In a tie-in with Ashland, Medford and Grants Pass. NINE EVENTS Sunday's time trials begin 1:30 p.m., with the nine-event racing program scheduled to get under way at 2:15. Klamath Hardtops President Dene Hawkins said the races would be held Sunday after noons until warm weather moves the Sunday speed show to nights. The track last year not much bigger than an over-sized living- longer and wider and race officials expect the change in the course to result in better entertainment for speed fans. Some 40 cars will be entered Sun day. FOUR HEATS After time trials, four heat races will be run. Winners will qualify (n. tha trnl-o rti-K ftfU. a.,r,. W " - nf V ..... urn unr uam SPRINGS, nvK. wi SalrLtK' whemer to forfeit every game In orSef6rto InSduVegroS Into the three state loop. . ... -iheI, who K fovf"it the game to Jackson, -5 1 n?rtor from League MISS., u" President Al Haraway. Haraway said Hot Springs had violated an agreement reached In Greenville. Miss., on Apul 14. He ordered the Class C loop um pires to forfeit every game to the opposing cmo wnen Q . tnrest.Ued the name appears on mo .... ,, 'A1 Baseball Meet Opens 1 "ng from the field Is Albany, .he defending champion and he SWw xAS. Porttand schools . .... , the toSey a" nthe cUy champion SUo3?dPat 3:30 p. m.; Lincoln vs. West Linn at 7 p. m.i and Salem night, the imal Saturday n'ght. Club co-owner Lewis uouz saiu the, directors would meet today to settle the Issue "once and fof, " , He termed the agreement illegal and contrary to federal law. aj Tjtliex. Miss., came a hint that the league may try once again to oust the Bathers from the iuht..tenm cil'CUit. Tom Glcnnon, Natchez Indians general manager, said his club fully approved liamwuy is n.u.. and planned to call the president concerning a meeting. "If the league ibm- av-..,,.. against Hot Springs, that may mean 8 revision of the league schedule," he said. The league attempted io ousi u enfirtrt when Jim BHltJCia 11,13 Tnireison and his brotner were hired from tre lnaianapons Clowns of the Negro American JACK KEMNITZER issues the first call for American Legion Baseball candidates Monday, 4;30 p. m., at Recreation Park. Kemnitzer takes over the Coke coaching job va cated by John McSinnis. Kemnitzer To Coach Coke Nine Jack Kemnitzer, named to coach lh Cokes takes a first look at his American Legion Junior Base ball nrosnects Monday. 4:30 p.m., at Recreation Park. League Number"4, of which Kla math Palls, Is a member, will also carry Central Point, Medford and Grants Pass, The league opens June 14 with Klamath Falls hosting Giants Pass and Medford visiting Central Point. All league dates are seven-inning doubleheaders. The season is split with each team playing 12 games. The Southern Oregon district St. Louis Purchase Hel3S By The Associated Pres The debut of Dixie Upright In the Pacilic Coast League was downright sensational, n- n ann MnnnQer Stan Hack of Los Angeles was yelling for a long ball niuer. no -" Durcnaseri upns"". " c l.niiis Browns. Wednesday night Hack sent Up- light in to bat tor rraun uii-i" in the eighth inning against Sac- .ri, c.jnc hurt inst scored . .'. ... v,Mri a 2.1 lead. Bob IWJ i una nuu ,v, - Usher was on base. up"s. smashed Burl Barkclew's second -,.u j th viuht field hipn,.hn,.t fnr a home run tnat gave me Aiigeis a '"""i. " - whicn by an unusuai ,ui,v.t ih. crura nf the two other pr.i. names played. But Los Angeles didn't gain ground on the league-leading Seal r. -..rloorl Wflll Piail Cisco again, oieve us,v Seals to five hits and seame g; nfr Taill Rnpmler. Walt Clough and John McCall. Neither team scored alter me uuia """b The winning tally came in the ihi-j t tn Thnmas scored while catcher Ray Orteig was bouncing into a double play. , . San Diego and Oakland struggled through 12 innings before Oakland fit kiitmm .Tim Marshall's hard grounder took a high bounce over fi, r,H .nvprt the winning run. Hollywood was rained out at W, rr.nr crOUlld in its fight to keep in me per-unm contention, ine teams "i i".v doubleheader Thursday night. ihy dash, fifth event on piaY0ffs wm be completed before The second and third j Auj 5 witn the state tournament action with a ruling by minor hP,ri r.pnrt, Trautman that a club could piay "6'"" " " desired. Following the Greenville, Miss, meeting aiiuaeo to oy nar wav in yesterday's statement, the Bathers optioned the brothers to Knoxville, of the Class D Mountain States circuit, where Jim compiled 6-2 record. He was letoucu Tuesday. .nntaM.4 tnv rnmmem. Hara way said Hot Springs had agreed not to recall the Tugersons this season-and would, in any event, get permission from four of the clubs before returning them to Hot Springs. He did not say what "concession" Hot Springs received in the agree ment but it was at this meeting that a previous transfer of Bather ownership was discussed. finishers in the heat races oualilv for the final heat, following tie trophy dash. A consolation race, .semi-main and main event complete the snow. The Oregon Woolen Store. 8t,h and Main, is neadGuarlers for aavauce ticket sales. billed lor Aug. 10-13 at Salem. HOLDOVERS Holdovers from last year's team include Don Dexter, inficlder; pitchers David D'Olivo and Elvis Mrtcnell, and catcner Larry mi-nelL KemniUer is expecting a flock of candidates. Any boy in the Klam ath Basin who had not reached his wvm.pntb hirthdav before the first day of this year is eligible. That will rule out Champ Hatch- Br The Associated Pres. er and Jo Jo George, brilliant BiTTtMr. m.ik- T. i. r-hilrtnnin hnrlers Oeorep Hanson. u.i i i i.-u iyci ' , "; - Red Sox. delivered his third pinch j Clay Hannon, Ing Montgomery iiiv uuiitu run ot me ear wun two alrJ - j -z i a I 'Jl THE 1953 VERSION of William Tell was enacted this week by Gerald Bevans and son Jimmy when the father-son team captured top honors' in an open tournament sponsored by the Benton Bowmen Sunday at Corvalhs. Bevans won the title in the men"! division in which 85 participated. Son J.mmy was the top shooter in the intermediate class. They re also better than average thespians, as this picture by the Herald and News photographer shows. Both are members of the Klam ath Archers, Gerald the president. out in the 14th inninu to Rive the Sox a 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Browns. PITCHING Morris Martin, Chicago White Sox to' five hits in besting Billy Pierce In a 2-1 dueL MOHUPtD,SH,M CdOInl VCJ) S&P Sport HAL'S Shop GRADUATION NOTICE Porentt ond Wendl of tho Grod uotes, when thinking of gitti, 9" Ihoie thing! cioie " nd of permanent nature. SLEEPING BAG SHOT GUN RIFLE SPIN Fishinq Outfit- GOLF SET BINOCULARS i irTTCDUAki r; LCMtnnHii Swcater FLY ROD and REEL susgTaRD SHOES HUNTING BOW Our itore wishes to make e imoll ..ii....:.. townrdi the aradu- t'i haoDineti. Bring this a J with you, It's . $3.00 MDSE. CREDIT GOOD ON ANY OF THE ABOVE ITEMS AM If sport HAL 3 shop 532 Main Phone 5569 ,9 Seattle Golfers Defeat Portland T3rtT?TT.AWr in .Tla T oca. Northwest Women's Golf champion, won a point irum iuruuna uni versity's Chuck Metcalf on the last hole of the second nine Wednes day. Seattle University defeated Port-1 reins this season on the Columbla-Edgewater Coun try uiuo course. Th ipam will nlav under the 1 banner of Klamath Post 8, and sDonsoreri by the Coca Cola Bottling Company. NON-LEAGIE One non-league game has been lined up, in Bend June 28, and ne gotiations are underway now for games with Alturas. Yreka. Area ta, Eugene, Albany, Salem and Cor vallis. Lakeview notified Leagie 4 chairman Bob Bonncy it would not field a team this season. Anv hnvs unabip in attenn Mon day's opening practice are asked to call or write Bonney at the City Hall. Kemnitzer Is taking over the Ins this sensnn from John Mc- rtinnls who tmided .lh Cokes last year. McGinnis will be out of town this summer. OCC Bills Baseball, Trackfest PORTLAND Wl The Oregon I-.- r.-nFa,m,pa urill Wind UO L,Uilt;i$inLc uumwv.... ..... -. spring sports here Saturday with a, conference track meet and base ball tournament. ' Baseball teams lrom me ioui conference schools will play two -orl, ctnrtinff nt 8:30 H. m.. when Oregon Tech meets Oregon College of Education. Portland State and Eastern Oregon follow at 10 a. m. The losers will meet at 1 p. m. and the winners at i p. m. for the championship. The track meet is scneumcu 1-30 p. m. with Eastern Oregon favored to defend its title success- Golf and tennis also will he 1 Kn, TTnRtpm oreEon and Portland State are t"e ""y trams. Anderson Merchants' Sunday Hill Choice . r ... ...... ...ill h. dfrtlnir for fir The Klamath Merchants will try to get In the winners circle in the still young Oregon - California Border Baseball League Sunday on the right arm of Andy Anderson. Manager Hi Hatfield yesterday named Anderson for the mound job against Alturas in the Callfor- Both kiamath Falls and Altur- TMtsnnnitn TRAPS TJTTTSBTJRGH Iff) The Oak- mont Country Club here, site of the U. S. upen uoii iuuu,ttiv... June 11-13, was one of the first layouts to have "furrowed traps. These traps are created when the sand is left In tiny ridges by rakes of the greenskeepers. as will be aiming for first wins. In league openers last Sunday, Lakeveiw edged the Merchants, 9-8 at Recreation Park, and .Burns squeaked by Alturas, o-i. Hatfield Indicated there would be no major changes in the line-up. Ken Young will catch. The infield will have Hank Decker at first, Dick Lundsten at second, Gary Dawes at third and Don Peterson at shortstop. , Willie Dunster, tiauieia ana Fran Miller are down for the out field assignments. The Mercnants are uuwu in straight home appearances after the Alturas trip. Alturas visits Rec reation Park May 31 and Burns comes here June 1. Idaho Champs In Ring Meet nttw rwjT.TT.ANR 141 The Idaho State College boxing team, nation al collegiate champion, wilWmeet Tn,Clana CUato T Ini VPl'sllv'S mltt- men in the Sugar Bowl boxing tournament here Dec. in. 1 M AT AnltTC Prepare for hot summer driving! Buy a GOODYEAR factory fresh battery Group! 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