Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 30, 1954, Page 13, Image 13

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    WEDNESDAY, JUNK DO, 1054
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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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.
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' 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
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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.
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