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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, AUGUST 7, ia55 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN Referee designs, Drivers Feud In Gold Cup Classic Shriners To Open Practice SEATTLE ifl Ten ol America's fastest speedboats are set for Sun day's Cold Cup racing classic on Lake Washlnaton. As driver friction which was overshadowing pUlon friction sub sided during a series of meetings Saturday, it looked by the hour more like ths premier speedboat infc event It always has been and less like a lakeshore wrangle. One of the final points of conten tion was eliminated Saturday alt- ernoon when the drivers' commit tee reversed a morning decision and screed to let Col. Russ Schleeh in old hand at jet airplanes, drive the Rebel Suh of Norfolk, Va Fe had been judged previously as lacking In qualifications tor tne trickv and daneerous loo 01 pilot ing a high speed hydroplane in the crowded field on the Si-miie course. The reversal of the ruling on Schleeh ended the threat ol me withdrawal of the Rebel and Misc. Thriftway, a new Seattle entry from the race. ToH .tones, designer of both boats had threatened to keen the Rebel "on the beach'' if Schleeh could not drive it. The TMrftway's own er had said he might do tne same. The drivers' committee, the Gold Cup Committee of the American Power Boat Assn., voted unani mously late Saturday afternoon tt ban a straightaway "flying start" for ths race. A dispute over the type of racing slart had broujhtathe resignation of Mel Crook, Montcliir. N. J., the referee, and the threat of a race boycott by Detroit drivers. It was a rulinir against flying starts by Referee Crook that led to controversy and his resignation Friday. His successor, Stanley Donogh of Seattle, polled drivers on the issue Saturday morning, and all but the driver of one Seattle entry opposed the "flvm? start." They have criti cised file straightaway run to the starting line as too dangerous. Meanwhile. Lou Fr.geol of Kent, Ohio, famed racing driver who was injured severely Friday when the Slo-mo-shun V, the defending champion, was wrecked, was re ported to have a punctured lung. broken, ribs and muscle injuries. A doctor said he had been lucky 'to pull through" and that he faces a week to 10 days in the hospital. The Slo-mo V is definitely out ol the race. Ten other boats, includ ing the sister Slo-mo IV of Seattle, have qualified for Sunday's spec tacular 80-mile race, Eoats which have qualified and their drivers are: t Slo-mo-shun IV, Seattle, Joe Tag- garl; Miss Thriftway, Seattle, Bill Muncey: Rebel Suh, Norfolk, Va., Russ Schleeh; Seootar too, Lake Tahoe, Calif.. Jack Regis; Breath less, Piedmont, Calif., Jay Mur phy: dale IV. Detroit, Bill Can- trell: Gale V, Detroit, Lee Schoen- ith; Miss V. S., Detroit, Jack Ban. low: Miss Cadillac, Detroit, Bud Saile; and Tempo VII, New York City, Danny Foster. Two boats yet to pufcltfy for the Oold Cup are Such Crust 111, De troit, and Zephyr Fury, Los Angeles. Picture Confused As Davis Cuppers Falter By WILL GRIMSLEV GLEN COVE, N.Y. UP The over-ail Davis Cup picture reached such a state of confusion today that the big question appeared to be not who will win the tennis tro phy this year, but who will lose it. And lurking darkly in tne back ground ready to pounce on any misfortune which might bclall eim- er of the two major tennis powers, Australia or America, was a band of audacious Italians, In a position to pull the upset of the decade. These were the developments: 1. Australia's Ken Rosewall and SanSayres To Retire Slo-MoJoats Holy Cross Hoop Coach Resigns Post WORCESTER. Mass Wl Lester H. (Buster) Shearv, resigned Sat urday as basketball coach at 5fIy Cross College in a salary dispute. Sheary has coached the Cru saders since the spring of 1S48 and in seven seasons his teams won 155 games while losing only 36. His teams were in tournaments In six of the seven seasons and in 1954 Holy Cross won the Sugar Bowl and National Invitational Tournament championships. Both Holy Cross officials and Sheary admitted that salary terms prompted the resignation. In its formal announcement, the college said it accepted the resig nation "regretfully." In a hasty interview Sheary said he regretted leaving Holy Cross "because of the type of boys I had . . and friendships I formed. He added, "My . philosphy has been to make gentlemen as well as basketball players and there is also the philosophy ol economy for a familv man to consider. I have to look for the right re muneration. "I'm just going to sit back and await offers," he said. It is known that at least one Big Seven school ".unidentified t and La Salle College, Phila delphia, made overtures to Sheary in the last couple of years. For Lease Immediate occupancy. Well located business building, close-in, corner So. 6th and Oak. Well built brick build ing. Reasonable rent. Inquire 435 Oak. SEATTLE Wl Stan Sayres, owner of the Slo-mo-shuns IV and and V, announced his retirement from the unlimited racing field Saturday, effective after Sunday's Gold Cup races. In a three-page statement, the Seattle business man said "un pleasant events" of the past week prompted his decision. He referred to the controversy over "Hying starts' wnicn nis vinnina Slo-nio's have used the oast several years and which have been banned Sunday as a saieiy measure because of the large field of lo entered. "The retirement nwy or may not be permanent," Sayres said. "I will not make a decision right now that will be binding lorever. Prior to the vunpleasant events ol the past week I had no intention whatsoever of retiring," Should his Slo-mo IV, a three- times winner, win again Sunday, Sayres said, he will make it avail able bv either sale, charter or loan lo the Seattle Yacht Club and Creator Seattle Inc. for the 1956 defense of the troDhy. Slo-mo V, defending champion, was eliminated irom tins year s event Friday in a spectacular high speed flip-ilop which seriously in jured Lou rageoi, uie unvei. More than six years of effort pressure, expense and neglect of my business interests have taken a heavv toll." Sayres said. "It has aggravated some health problems, I am 53 years old. "As to the controversy about the start under tne Bridge, I simpiy sav that Mel Crook Monlclair, N, J referee who resigned this week, he said, under "pressure Irom the defending team") and all competi tors have every right to their opin ion, but Lou iFageol) and I have a right to our s. "Had the ruling been made 30 davs ago or even the day that Mr. Cronk arrived in Seattle, we would Have accepted it regretfully but in good snints. "Our definite distaste for the decision arose because oi the tim ing of the edict and the well-pub- 1 ctzed and recorded statements oi other persons, long before the de cision was olliciauy given to me. Savres two boats, designed by Ted Jones, Seattle, virtually revo lutionized the hydroplane nera. Since 1950 they have set two world records, won live Oold Cup races. a President's Cup and an Inter national Harmsworth Trophy. Nearly all unlimited boats arc now , copies of the Slo-mo s. Red Hartwig looked anything but impressive in winning opening sin gles matches from the Japanese at the Nassau Country Club here. Rosewall, playing the poorest ten nis seen of him in this country turned back Atsushl Miyagl 6-4. 6-4, 6-1. Hartwig was forced the limit to beat Kosei Kama 8-6, 6-8, 6-3, 5-7, 6-3, 2, Bill Talbert, U.S. Davis Cup captain announced that Wimbledon champion Tony Trabert, suffering a shoulder ailment, had been ad vised by doctors to skip the Ca sino Tournament next week In Newport, R.I. 3. Two other of America's top Davis Cup hopes. Vie Seixas and Eddie Moylan, were beaten at South Orange, N.J., Seixas trimmed badly by , little known Ssm Gimmalva of Houston and Moylan by Dane Kurt Nielsen. Things don't look good for any body except, possibly the Italians who, with Capt. Vanme Canepele, attended the opening interzone matches between Australia and Japan. The Australians can clinch the match today in doubles, sending the team of Hartwig and Lew Head against Miyagl and Kamo, If they prevail as expected then regardless of how the final singles matches Sunday tum out. the Aussies will go against the Italians in the interzone finals Germantown, Pa., next weekend The winners challenge America for the trophy at Forest Hills, N.Y, August 26-28. The Italians, whose tennis up surge Is the talk of Europe, cer tainly could not have been overt; impressed by the Australians yes terday. 213 PORTLAND Two seeka of In- ensive practice will open here this week for the Metropolitan and tate all star teams, which collide In the eighth annual Shrineri' all. star football game the night of August 20 in Multnomah stadium. The rival squads, representing the cream of Oregon's 195 hih school seniors, will meet for th first time at a luncheon Sunday (August 8, They will receive their cstructions at the luncheon, meet their coaches and bear from Shriners' Hospital and game offi cials. Following the luncheon the play- ers will don their colorful all-star uniforms for the first tune and take to the stadium tttrf for an afternoon of picture-taking. First practice session will be held Monday morning, and two-a- day sessions are scheduled for both squads for at least the first week. Coach Tom DeSj'lvi of For. land's Jefferson High, head coach of the Metros, and Coach Lee Otis- tafson of South Salem High, State a mentor, hope to get down to body contact drills at the Initial session. Both have advised their players to report in top physical condition . . "ready for all-out sessions. The only Interruption In the stiff practice schedule will be the after noon the two soueds visit trie Shriners' Hospital for crippled chil dren. This Is always a big day for the young performers as well as for the children at the hospital, Special entertainment opportum- ies will be available for the play ers throughout two weeks. Eugene w, Ferguson, Portland deputy police chief and the game's managing director, revealed in' advance sale ot 3 reserved seats continued ahead of a year ago dur ing the past week. Indicating on of the largest crowds In history for the annual gridiron classic, Tickets can be obtained by writ- ing headquarters of the. 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Far a "Take Commend" ride, tall Duene Schntiti, 97)0, Den Slittr, 0112, Verne Vremon, 2-0371, Errin Dowtf, 730. Cunningham S Rickey Motors Hat Blasts Card Spirit ST. LOUIS Harry (The Hai Walker, usually mud - mannerei manager ol the young St. Louis Cardinals, lias blistered his play ers for their "pink tea ' brand baseball. Walker, who has exhibited un usual patience since he took over from the fired Eddie stanKy, was thoroughly angered after the sev enth-place Cardinals lost to pnit delphia 7-4 Friday night for the! 11 Ih defeat In 14 games. He all but exploded when some of the Cardinals yelled "Din; play" al the way Jim Orecngrass of the Phils bulled his way into home plate, accidentally spikini catcher Bill Sarni and permitting the Phils to go ahead. Then, after the game and behind closed doors, the scowling Walker gave the Cardinals a going-over. "It's about time that tho Card inals' tradition means something io some of these fellas," Walker said later. "I'm fed up with those hlankety-blank bases on balls and the tense pitching that gets pitch ers behind hitters to the point they groove a fat one. "I'm fed up with our right-handed hitters not hitting left-handers. "But mainly, I'm fed up be cause some of these fellas seem satisfied to sit back. You've got lo step out and take charge in this game or go back to the bushes. "It's no pink tea up here." Of Greengrass' rugged slide into home. Walker said "That's the way to play ball the way guys like (Enos) Slaughter and others won reputations as well as ball games and championships." The ollicial insignia of the Bal timore Orioles is an orange breast ed oriole perched a top a baseball with orange stitching and orange colored crossed bats. Tournament Planned For Young Golfers SEATTLE The young golfers of the Evergreen Country are go ing to have an annual tournament of their own, the Pacilfo Northwest Golf Assn. announced Saturday The inaugural toumev is sched uled for the Tacoma Country and Goif Club Aug. 2 through Sept, and the PNGA is anticipating an entry list of around 100 of the best young swingers in Oregon, Wash ington, Idaho, Montana, British Columbia and Alberta, Although some of the states and provinces have their own state or area title events, this will be the first to embrace the entire region, The match play tourney will be open to boys who have not reached their nineteenth birthdays Aug. , Forrest Watson, chairman of the PNGA committee In charge, said the organization hopes a tourney for girls also can be established In the future. Present plans call for a qualify ing round of 18 holes Aug. 29. The field then will be cut to 32 boys to continue In match play. There would be two 18-hoie rounds on Tuesday and again Wednesday, with the 36-hole final on Thursday, Sept. 1. Entry blanks will be sent to an golf clubs, private or public, In the region, Watson said. The entry fee will be S3 and the deadline on entering will be Aug, 26, with ap plications going to the Tacoma Country and Golf Club, To be eligible, a boy must have a certified score of M for any one 18-hole round during ,the past 11 months, Charles D. Hunter will head the host club'd committee for the event. Working with Watson on the PNGA Junior Goif Committee are Earl Morrison of Spokane and Gordon Bowers of Vancouver, B.C. is a leader to the aWrr-vfor-peacs CUNHAL H0MIS r also has a sooftsl tkwan- "IMernational good will I ward s kimmMi Funi Buna, fas T r,i !" I High SUttt. P-.cr, 3334. tnrougn pu. ,,.,. t- M I C HAIR S Memorial Chupri Klunati .,(-, 1. 1 rant, uresim, i-none jw. many caun.su , ""k--- 3 convinced golf deaerves a p!c en 1 2 LOST AND FOUND ,. . 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IS acrw m cter, sir in !fW ar.d tfw in 3 j nee in ir-iin Buildinrt rt !1 In Sf ft and trujse me s ciie r Q best as sault n? Hiiieid. Keary Lld.fvld. TOR SALE 20 one room rsbtas eldt move from inis'.-nf mnp ir.e. C1 Tcn aasj, Mr. Zimgrman. tu ge r ; -i 1 ; r, de-n t. KDHTH OF 1WS la W-scui, $hr orchard. Ownsr will finnr iU prtc . -Jil nc-r.e a-15 i 1. ."U7 ACRE rtsek ranirh. perr.-.i-nent pu- f-r enttl. h-?e-p chick em. McySern lliree feed rc-nm hoy, com?!e-nly furn 22jBtt Wil. S!'re up to ?00 acres tf 4ei;red. Le 14 A, Crane. C Bar C Bassh, Cartiio, Ofefo-a, Phone Lt5Vti.Y, huuebk one tdraim home. :toe ia ob LaKesft-ore Drive, la? lot. iw-Hy land icsped. Etotrte -ht. City ws'r, Cah ur le-rrn. Call 4J.vU5 ift- iJ.Jire, Lkhst3s Garden! wsT. BY OWSES Beautiful twee beei- r'r 0 m ranch rtyle hjjme, Petenon School dwtrfct Larje lttag fm. wall type frepiaie, dtein room, Mtehcn MWgf, eiecUif he si. AXMc'mA laraje. car port r.d jree-nh-ci.ie, Beautiful lawni, hrutte-?y, foot caiiD b ar Sptek and ipan inistie aal cat 43S La-V-?fne Phone h.imt, double raje. (w chicken ke&se S-irden 3oi, frsitt C2 i S-10 sere 1. lb.ax Phnr 3-1501, Csiiaae Ave, FStt SALE BY owner. !o-y fcrfrexsa ftma. KUcftei wilh twin -VT, Tntrmaos? 11-sve, win to wail cxiex. tw car Kras, ronrn for arca,k-5nc'?. Acr of s-'-nund ait fer,i-ei- Si 5"X., Si ac4 Ml had to mary children 1 didn't bow what to do. So I had a bigger piece byift, end rented the old one through Herald 4 New$ Want Adi," atiteetfj 9. ,f,d'rfl SIGGIKG !;uue foundattess my spe elallr. alia iundsCMpinm, bsckftiHng, Call the Know Slow Man, BUI Forney glssnt LOWING, Shetng and harrowing. M r Jarrara, Fhang 5352; CUSTOM BALING. Thone tgjg. CUBTAiNS laundered and aircUbeit hBa S6SS- . OFEftflSG FOR SPORTING mn. Fk pen ens preferred, Montaom- ery w ard. 1? HUP WANTED WKOLXSALE HOUSE rfealin Is bah? h er and a rce s,jnrie, ladi rs ssd mem handkerchieis, acarfa asd novelue. la dvei underwear, ta Jookmf tar aale rnin for northern Cahfersta, awHhem Oregon ami sestualiy Neviid. PH ttes, may hsvs sthcr. feat r.i cnfhrt tmg Hny. S!us-l hsv own ear od aNs espcnencc watt variety and dry Kxi i :rc. CoRfsrt u by wriMas lelter, hesx 2W, care Herald a-nd Ken, K),amalh Falte, Ore on, YOl'S OWN mfSl?KS? Your own hour 5 Settms ssimnatiy known evihjon hr is eaa 135 style for erttre lam Earn $3008 day cssiaioii. perienre sar3f. FHEE cataioar, WrMe TmFKSJMC, m in- Inn. W. APARTMEfTT HOUSE MANACJER mWdle? sgrd reHaWe cmp(e R?!erenet paired, ruif Irsrormalbsis tirt ttpiy H-'K 393 rare Herald od Kerns. 1 S SITUATIONS WANTiB CHILD CAME Is my sss. A largf ad j fewed yard. Phone 4F.0O. Ptam SC. ROTO-TlLLLiSG, Trader equipment, lu-n rsH sznfrnc one ooeratsem ready te plant Alio p!oir,f a'.d Dev lin . Bi rsrfHty. pnori LAKDSCAPIKQ l.awm, Evergreen ihruba, ahade and frurt uefi, w r awlalisl in deaianins arf Dlitte(. Lakeahor liaraeni nurttrj, riwuc 288. DOLL. HOSPITAL. ?hsn 6932. LakcvJcw St WHEN H'i jmir move, caU Varehome Iscal arsd ifert fncrvinf, jlD?ats and eartini LETS DASCE - phone gi (or Mor- fan-McDcnai-d Band Fast Dependable Service! GRAHAM BROS. Phone 5541 Excavating Grading S aaaara pf vAcanee teaw 2 ,, 1 i nil 5 ra LA.WoodviHgr. 5 Phee Silt 111 U ftti V. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DRAIN LINES INSTALLED. Free Estimates and Terms a C. STACY SANITARY SERVICE Sen' ing Klamath County Phone 6097 410 McLean St Septic Tanks Cleaned HOOTER KERVICF. (TANKS and LINES INSTALLED Lacy A. King Ilione 333S WAHTTAi CHSTOM work, hay mowing snri T-kinf. Thnne 3-fcI00 EXCELLENT CASE I yur chifet Call WASTED CHILD care In my bonje. Purine aa roo 4$ for rent H(MM fits. iXW Cretcent. tOOM wHh prlvsu batH, (ft Mam. BOOM th klfhrn pHviJrae. Id m rouple, Cedar and Hgh, rhane JLSEKEF(Ka roams, inquiia COOL, Arr alepinat r4 Quiet ROOMS far rent, clo In, fftsna 444 Wr.L roo ma. ctoaa tn. PiiOna 6SW m 4X9 BOOM, EOABO. I5entlnem l&n Ca gent. fOR SALE TWO BEDROOM fett hssemeiii, slstssi windowi. mmlated, T area, ttettf heat, WmM. ti$m KICE TWO fc-c-dr-pc'm uRftjfsbrfd haf FtatI haiente.- :. iorf TV aire. Biark fmm Kimiwyfli Schooi. 1224 ZJfJoradsx ?'hore aer o rru TOS SALS tfcre bttiTESs hie. fire pta. ekfWf heat. a-'.-sraiSic washer. Locte-d at 2 Hmediie Ssad on ni trrigfl-'e acre is one of the be I feiehbc.-hoMa fa thft S'Vjth SHiJsrts area. CJ&;d drainaje, de treej. r-d en. rd pajtura ami hsm. This irtss bua and Bear n-rh'x-!. Prig iB by ap p-i-intinent rn1y . Phang LAKE TIIE WOODS WFT sine trsmm rtmmff fct, fnterto' tteihei. houia an-d boaf. Se o," ar;te c cer, Waj fie lslat iaiff, TWO HOsra Dft larje fc Keno. with fruit tteea ami river frontage. TWO BEDROOM modern rfa; room i.rrj- JVi rt.'A-.-i Sh rrfoni. aw full pTicf, Cail aJler 3 3i p m, FOK . SALS tws-hedrws tv;i3e with hfl-.efnent. H?'fN?r5 StfMl, HrtHl ArKMam. Teiegftms JKOSilE PROPEHTY - terse apart. era court srth of btodE tKKisess center. i.nccrr.t m m mswMh. niy rfeare heal. All acaxinMJU famUhi. Msto have varjntv cm ar ewuifst of fe?nj & eioe ia, Call wwr wekEla' irwirnina. BRAND NEW Lme one bedroom duptex. Ex cellent coosSraellon ffll toeation. MJ.B00. See t 10 Upham, Phone owner ma, ROOM lor rest. SO? High 1 New Shipment Deluxe Umbrella "tents Jmt Reeeil! All Sizes In Stock up 34! The GUN STORE 714 Moin Ph. 3863 a4 APAHTMIHTS rOK MNT (iBRE BOOHS anf bmth furnuhfa apf m.enl feiwH ftniy,Ptem apartment (n dyp, eleetrlcalilf quipperf, rtesn.c lo ln Phne 2 ACANCv ihree room, iurn sred. Brai. i MfiUr.RS TWO room elffly 1- eri-p grrwrefiei Hfi Pin. ?fmr CSKISHEU three ro Phone? 5334 tsi. rom apsrmcnl, ArfuU. Phne J-2vl, APARTMENT ff rent, Msefn dows in 'An. tisr reona. C-il SSI. Mr. ShUM tSOWNTOWS thr fffis umfurmafees rtspiex.duto 00 Oak, CI F.AN, fwmshrt apartn.sn'.a. o imh. FURKISHKO OSE AND TWO BEDflOOSC cf)Vta bain wsthtng f(HM. Crstld- pcmlltoi Sea at K!2 Ore t on Ava . . rCR.VIHSU, allrarlivt, r(?n, ad rtrbarat. imm htaL aVti..iJ 22 Broa. pfesr5? S-'JS THP.KE BrjOMS refna-rr- CITAN, NICELY fie in. an-1 lth atvei Uarrev ! j-ija wh'. BBU. TWO ROOM tailad apartrotst. ri'RNISftKn ONK room as ktUhn apartojnt, J7 30, All ytlMliea pai, 4ie North Tssth, O People Read SPOT ADS you ore, 'HOT SPRINGS tsree 2 bedroom home. Fireplace, NEW wall-to-wall carpeting In liv ing room gmi dining room- Break fast nook. Full basemem, with par ty room or Jrt bedroom. TV nten n, diirwsKher, etc. included, Quiel family neignbortiood, well tans- ucaprd 1ceH Jot. Only $14,000. Eas ily financed on F.H.A, or regular loan. i' i'MILLS ADDITION ' I Bedroom home, only three year old. Large rooms, plwrtj ol storage space. Fyll price S9.SM. Buy own er's equity tor WJt). assume esust iim loan. No closuii? charges, r.o delay for appraisals. Immediate IMssewion. Call us now, jnoe tn bf the end ol the meek. CALIFORNIA AVENUE For real value rail us ww !o see this modern S bedroom Borne. A-i condition teMe and out. Attractive kitchen and dinette, gooa-sue oeo raoms, ftiS tesement, straehed Ka rtge. Fenced yard. BeasonaM priced at IT.000 F.H.A, terms. $650 DOWN With balance at appttwlBteS t per mouth Jakes this attract rte Oregon Avenue heme. FutI concrete lament, 12 x SS ft. fmm room. 1 Larce brdrooin on Main floor and npstatrn arra eaMljr adap'abie to J more fcedrooms. BreeUent TV area A siibstsatial Iwrfle rn A-i condition, doing for M.S0S. Call us today. CHILCOTE & SMITH REALTORS - SI!CB 1S9 Homer Stiles Phone Km Evts, Drni SIoB S5 Ev, Bill Chilrole 3M1 Eve. lit N. th Sfteet Phos Till 1