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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, JUNK DO, 1054 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN Wrfk . . r 1 it? X'V; .... & 5 NO DUCKING IT . . . Britith runner. C. W. Suddaby, No. 58, and A. J. Wooki-Poorion, both of Oxford, iplattsr along muddy London couna In three mile run, Track uniform take a boating from the goo, but It'i still bettor than having mud in thair ayai. Schneiter Quits Reames Position Karl Bohnfllor announced this weok thai he wn rrnlunlnir Mix partition aa Rrumea Golf and Coun try Club Pro lo Inkr a imrlnerahtp in another lino of roIIImk. Bchnoilcr, who has Dovn club pro at Keamea (or the pnat tour yearn. Indicated that he III gains; Into partnership with E. B. Hliiler at Ilia Col ma Driving Ranite, Colma, Calllonila, a nhorl dIMance north ol 8nn Krnnclivco. The Colma raniia la ono of tho plcrat and laiKtat driviuu ntnuvii In the Bay area, according lo EARL SCHNEITiR . leaving Reamei Bchnelter, who will also give In atnicllona at his new Job. Mia rcMiniatKm la eliectlve July I, tomorrow, hut ho will not leave lor the Buy Area lor a short while, when he will move hl.i wile and tnree children Willi hint. Before commit to Keiimea. he aerved aa pro of the Twin Falls, Idaho Rolf comae, where he also instructed as he haa been ao active In doinir at Uie local lalrway. Bchneller cornea from a lamlly of Rood ROllera, aa hla Iwo bro thers, Ernie and Ocorae are, or have been, In the lopa of tho Roll EAST NIGHT, fllMKI ny TUB ASSOCIATED 1'RF.SS DETROIT Charles Llston, 200, St. Louis, outpointed John Bummerlln. 103, Detroit, a. RICHMOND, Calif N u n u Rnndle, 130 4, Richmond, knocked out Cleo Lane, 138, Oakland, Cnllf. J I. .- .. ' And, we ara tiara la ' larva you faithfully, econem- Ically in avary branch of Ida Glan (uilnan, From uit a baiemant window repair to v the molt elaborate More front t you will find our larvlco, materiali, chart.! correct. I KIMBALL'S jj GLASS SHOP (! Plenty of Perkins In Rear jS21 Walnut Ph. 7378 ii - atand Hit. Ernie la presently the pro at the ORden Cloll and Country Club In ORden, Vloh, while OeorHe, who la not quite aa active In the aport now, aerved a tournament chair man of the P.O.A, a few years ago. Schneiter expressed his thanks lo all the people In lite Basin, who have made his atay and Job in Klamath rails such a success, and also staled that he "haled to leave his Irlends, but this now opportun ity la another advancement lor him and his family." Chico Takes Lead On AL Shortstops CltlCAClO Ml Chlco Carras- quel of the Chlcato White Sox re- Ruined Uie lead tor the American League shortstop position In All Star baseball balloting Wednesday. Carrosqucl, heavily supported by a ChlcaRo fan club, took a 10,018 vuie lend over Harvey Kucnn, De li oil. the former leader. Carrasquel has 431,539 voles to Kuenn's 430.(131. The ballollnR by fans to name starling lineups for the 31sl Inter lruRue Rame In Cleveland July 1 ends at midnight Saturday. YorI Bcrra, New York Yankee catcher, Is Uie Individual vote Ret IIiir lender, havln polled a total of 404,201. Outfielder Stan Muslal of the 81. Louis Cardinals was second with 4033.381. The leaders: NATIONAL I.K.Afit K First base Klustewakl, Cincin nati, 443,700: Second base Ham ner, Philadelphia, 448.103: Third base Jnblonskl, 81, Louis, 434,616: Shortstop Dark. New York, 432. 740: Lett Field Kilter, Chicago 447,130: Center Field Snider Brooklyn, 440,347: RlRht field Muslal, HI. Louis, 463.381; Catcher Campnnella, Brooklyn. 408,308. AMERICAN LKAOtIK First base Rosen, Clevelnnd, 4M.388: Second ba-se Avlla, Clevelnnd,- 446.358; Third base Boono, Detroit, 437,848: Shortstop Car rasquel, Chicago, 431.530; Left field Mlnoso, Chicago, 448,330; Center field Mantle, New York, 441,870; RlRht fleld-Plersalt, Bos ton, 404,103; Catcher Berra, New York. 464.201. BOATS! 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