Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 23, 1954, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextPKIDAY, Al'ltli. 11)54 IIKKALI) AND NKWS. KLAMATH VMAM. OH KG ON PAGE THIRTEEN Little Papa Brown In Ring Headliner On ol Ilia liiol oulnUiidlnit au. polling boxing ctnlH oviir lirlU In Klunwlli Pill,-., will Iiiivo llirt Ji.'j uf warming up tho Armury fur II in ton round i mt lit event Unit will flaaW 4MH1 ' RUDY CARLSON j pit Mfnllls'i Utile Pupil Urnwii mil Ihe KUinalh liaMn's "Lu ll number," lUlph Welaer. Die main vnt will be a re- Bevo Absent From NBA Draft List NEW YQItK I The name of Bevo Francis, mill noting Rln Grande College atar, will bo con ailcuouly ab.irnl Irani the Na tional Bankrlball Aaan. draft Hat when NBA cllrertcra alarl tapping playera for next aeaaon'a league play. Tilt league dlrcctora voted Thursday to abide by a league rule which aaya a player ta not eligible for (he draft and may not be algncd until the class with which - hi- originally entered college haa ' been graduated. There had been aome reporta an exception would be made In . the case of Krancli. a aophomore who was expelled from Rio Urande tor failure to attend 1 claaaci. liOKH FOB LAMINATION EAHT LANHINC1. Muh. iIi Michigan Blale College'a baneball ' coach. John KolM la convinced that the laminated bat one moulded ' from several pieces of wood- Is a coming thing In baseball. "The laminated bat." eays Boos, "meets very standard of the old one piece a in bat, but II ta so much more durable, and hence more . economical, that there Is no com- ' partaon." Kobs la president of the American Association of Col lege Baseball Coacliea. mutch ol those Iwo lop notch llghl wrtHiit.t. Brown won a dcclilon li out the Dually Bomber last iuil In I'oi llatlil, Lllllo I'sps'a InKHT.iklvo rncord Miown an uiiiatanumu number ol wlnu over aome big names In boxing, Included In this record la a win mid three drnwa wlin Hlncaic Vim tlerveer, who haa shown Ills skills around the local Armory bclure. In Iw'o recent llghla, Little Papa posted a Ku over lied Mo Nalley, In Kslacada, and acorcd ii urctslou nver Url McNeil III a Vancouver light ling. The nuppm'ting: card looks an if It la going to one uf Ihe best Hie Mick Lllliird haa ever itirangeU lor the Uasln boxing fans, The six . round npinl-wlticlup nliould be a donncybrook, If till pi e-1 Ig lit plana shape up. Kudy Caili,nn and Uerrcll Hur ma ton will supply Ihe punchct and puwer III this aupcrb bout. Carlson has faughl llarrlnutoii twice. The llrst lime' he posted it lllth round knockout, and in lasl year's battle he registered I draw. Included In Carlson's lecord is lout llghla Willi Italph Welnei Weisea. haa won Iwo of them by knockouts and Carlson haa decked the Ueatty Bomber for the full uounl oucv and haa been awarded ihe decision the other time. Another alx round special Hint should lake Die fans by atorin eea Oeorgo llray, ol Bonanxa tangle with Little Papa's stable- mate. Ted Hall. Bray haa ahown the local Ar mory lollowera that he can nit and till hard, and Hall's record when be enters Ihe ring Is very good. A lour rounder will' pit Bob Bar ney against the third Seattle light er on the program when ne meets Al Cobb. Barney and Cobb should display plenty of action aa both fighters possess a strong Inkling for knock out blows, Cobo waa recently awarded the honor given Id "beat fighter of Uie evening" in a Portland boxing match. I In lia most recent tight, Cobb won a decision over the Canadian KO an 1st, Bellinger. He had Bel linger down three limes during the evenings action. Tlie opening four rounder will probably be classed as Chlloqum lightweight championship bout when Plimil Wright and Duanc McDanlel meet. Wright and McDanlel have both shown what they can do In the Ar mory ruig, and are expected to ioad the fighting arena with plenty of excitement before the evening's Mr it bout la over. Tickets can atlll be bought al Ulik Reeder'a Store for Men for tno.e who wish to gel their . re served aoals before tomorrow nighi. The Sportsman By a.AYTON HANSON Good weather and belter ll.hlng la the predlctluii for this werlirnu, fui nil Klainuth Bar.lu sportsmen. Willi" talking over Hie v. -kuiid possibilities Willi Ihe Iticnl (limit ing goods dealera In Klamath, ut most overyono hud the same thing 'u any, "llnhlnv on Kliunrlil lllv er and Hie Upper Luke has Im proved the pit.'il week and rhould continue in do so this woekend." The Dun Btore had a display curly In the week of alx liOte trout that wore taken close to Cleaiy Canal by two Klamath ang lers last weekend. Curtis Jones and Mnrvln Barrett were ihe lucky Icllow.i. According to the clerk the men u. rd Andy Reekers untl Wilson Wobblers to measure their auo ce.ia. FORI) IKN1IKHH Prom oilier sources comes the word Ihat lord fenders with worms and Uie old atandby. Hie Darn, di-vil, are nl'o bringing fair re sults around Eagle Ridge. Spin llshlng along Ihe ridge also proved to be woith while to a local angler. He was using a falrlv new lure called a Mlra-Lure with his spinning outfit that hauled In some nice, slxr trout. On the river. Just pluin old worms seems Jo be Die word. Although the river la high and lots oi water la passing through the dum, fishermen have been taking some troul out. Most of Hie local sportsmen that are Interested in angling are pol ishing up ihetr gear In readiness for opening of stream trout fish li.g one week Irom tomorrow, May 1. palflshlng and bass fishing have been keeping many ol the basin sporlsmeii . busy Ihe past few weeks. Lor.t river near Horseshoe Dam had produced some nice else bass to anglers. One local business man managed lo land a six pound er In that area. The bay in Iront uf Moore Park has been the hlsilillglit ol many catflshlng excursions recently. The lights Irom campllrcs ol Hie fish ermen can be seen slmost every ulKhl by those who travel out Lakeshore. Salmon fishing on the Rogue Is going to be the best that It has ever been In tour years, according lo reports from Medford sports men. Last weekend over IS salmon were taken from the Rogue and U Is weekend Is supposed to be no dlfierenl. The lure that most o! Hie salmon anglers have been us ing Is a number five hammered brass aplnner. The largest fish entered this week In I'oulc's contest Is one Hint v.as caught by I. Lewli around Modoc Point, The troul dressed oui a neat six puunus 13 ounces, Bass are also being taken Irom Ilia Shasta reservoir, nfiiili ol RrdUing. Muny local anglers have been mtiklng the Hip down and huvo relumed homo with sonio nice catches. Word from reliable sources say lo watch Hie Northern Ciillloinlu (lining spot, because In the nexl few yeara It will be one nf Ihe Inp fishing localities on the Pacific Coast, The California Fb.li and Uame Cnminltslon has hern slocking Uie rciervolr Hie lasl tew years with evervllilng Irom bass to landlocked-salmon from British Co lumbia. While talking lo Sergeant Ttche l.or al the Slate Police olflce the oilier day, we c.ime up with a couple of stories Hint we'll pass or. to those of ou who are In terested. It seems that District Judge D. I Van Vaelor was planning a salmon fishing trip lo the Rogue River over the past weekend, and In Uie process bought 'his license and salmon tugs al a local hardware-sporting goods store. CIIKt Klil) When he was checked by game oilicers in the valley, it was fo7nd that the Judge had salmon lags that expired Apill 1. For the Judge Is was lucky because the In-vi-allgallon ofllcvr knew of him from working Willi Uie local stale police detachment. A word to tne wise, and it Is fni sure that after this Judge Van Vactor will double check his salmon lags. Another line thai should be pi-ssed on to lho.se who Hunk Uiat Dir. game olllceis are easy to tool. A patrolman was out fishing one day Ihe llrst ol Ihls week. While doing a Utile angling on Lost River he came upon a llslierman who was using two poles. On one pole was reel and line, and on the other Ju.st a line. Uial was tied In a slip knot at the han dle of the rod. When asked If he wasn't afraid of being caught fishing Illegally, he it-piled Uiat the slate police didn't check this area very much and when they did, he could s-e them coming, untie the slip knot, and Uie evidence would be gone. After a short conversation with angler, who thought Uiat he knew Hie angles, the officer explainer) that this was one time when he hsd been caught. The man was arrested ami pleaded guilty the day afterwards Nationally Known Dogs Entered In Local Trial bevt ml nationally known links A Boise handler, Cliff Brasfield, Use pheasant that have been Jim tneir handlers will be Piei-i will handle another noted dog from I r,1"ei1 by local members instead Quebec will havo a 10-day moos hunting season opening Oct. 1. Last yesr the season was six days longer. cni for this weekend's licensed rr u icver tnuls Hut in c being held ut Ihe Klainuth i'.ills Airport, i Along Willi tlicso well known juogi are a host of others who j.iuvc iii.idc a name for theiriKclvca in local and slutcwido circies ! i relrlevuig. j This mommy Uie Iirnl event got i underway, wnen the Derby stake wls runnofl starling al t oo. AI,o ihe Northwest when he puts Oak Creek's Van Cleeve through his paces. 'Ilie Golden has compiled the most points of any golden retries-! er in ihe history ol the dog trials. ; Tomorrow morning the ached .lie Is slated to carry the quail-: lying event along with the open-, ail-age division, which will prob- i hlv start nrounrf 2'fiO. Rllnrfav thn I " . .. u" !oprn class will continue in acllon. their stull lor the three judges, , , .. ... . . , who are Guv Cherry, from Alia- L u ,he "8 entr"'" 33 i oena, Calilornir. Claude Bcklni, 5? ' ' !,hTnm " mi n I 3c.Uk. and Webb Slaunton. ol f""' g?JVhP.hi Tulelflke morrow morning when the quail- lying evn.b, j The local sportsmen, who are in of usual pigeons that are tisea in most other trials. Rent A Vacation' Travel Trailer ' Sleep Hp te S Per Infermetlss fhene 5520 er 7551 POOLE'S "27,J; Prooably the best known dog anion? Hie 10s entries Is MauMc'.i SasslevBoots, v.iil(-h is handled by Roy Oonla. This sensational Lab rador has shown very well in past trials under the guiding eye of Go, ila . Rip of Holly Hill is another d',g thai Goma will pui through Its paces during the weekend's show, j Marian'.: ilmoiiiy, a Black Lab-j ririnr nunrri nnri hsnrilerl htf ' Mirlm McPhall is another entry that will give any of Hie oUier en tries a battle for lop honors in the amateur and opcn-ull-ngc clavs. Mm. Mcfhail has the distinction of being the only woman lo com plete the National Field Tilals held last year. Included among local dogs that have outstanding records U Jim Stilwell's Tye. who will be en tercd in the open-lesgue division. Hal's Spl-Wlse-Zeke. owned and ! handled by Hal Slildler, won the 1952 National Derby Championship title and has since von reveral other trials In the Norlhwest. charge of the trials, are planning to Everybody Welcome Merchandise Shoot Wocui Traps Sunday, April 25, 1:00 O'Clock ic Beginners Squad ft Boys Squad ft Ladies Squad Merchandise Prices for All Shootinq Event Proceeds To Buildinq Fund at Klamath Sportsmen's Assoc. 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