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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE Let Herald & News Want Ads "Clean House" For You! Yogi Grows From Clown To Third Highest Paid Yankee , By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Sporti Editor MIAMI (NEA) It was. you say to yourself, only last fall that Bucky Harris was standing, as the Yankee manager, at Ebbets Field before the World Series started. He was going to start a kid catcher, Yogi Berra, and some body asked him about it. , Vis Berry smart enough to catch in a World Series?" the guy said. Harris leaned toward h i m. "Yes." he -nodded. "Doesn't look It, does he?" You could swear that this was last fall. But the record book shows ii was 1947 and Berra. then re garded as a bit of a clown, now a competent, cute, old pro wno makes over $50,000 a year at base ball and is a kind of Stan Musial or Ted Williams or anybody who has. entered the "big business" ranks with baseball. But we'll still remember Bucky Harris talking that day. because It is, in one sentence, , the story of Yogi Berra. WELL-WORN By now, it Is a well-worn tale. Everybody knows Yogi. At first, a clumsy guy who could hit the ball a mile when he got untangled. But then came the creeping no tion that Berra was more than a clown. Paul Richards, for example, said, 'He wants to make you think he's a country bumpkin. He loafs and looks out of whack. But when the play goes, he Is a cat. He runs with any lnfielder around. He out thinks you. He out-hlts you. He ruins you with the bat or glove. He is the difference between the Bring Your Car to Home Base for SERVICE! Cunningham & Rickey DODGE SPECIAL! Automatic tronimillion odiuit mant far all Dodge family auto mobllei, only . T Cunningham & Rickey Motors Dodge-Plymouth and Dodge "Job-Rorad" trucVi 7th end Commercial Ph. 1104 GET THAT "BIRD : -.tfien 6et yourself tome fino bourbon.. , OLD and HERMITAGE BRAND KENTUCKY STRAIGHT i gf BOURBON WHISKEY : Sjjfi Tm On Hm Co"""' 0LBHEr- iU,ofKATIONAlOIST.BWD.M,rTUNM Yankees and three or four other clubs." Now at this time, Berra, the comic book reader, was catching for three Yankee burlers Vic Raschi, a college degree-holder; Ed Lopat, regarded as the smart est around; and Allie Reynolds, an oil man, and the players' leader. iu'WiMwai .. iimniir i m . . YOGI BERRA , , , . high paid clown And Berra, the comic book read er, the guy you laughed at, was calling the shots. He'd hold his hand up to stop play, then trot out to speak to Reynolds or Lopta or Raschi. And when Yogi talked, these pitchers listened. Chiloquin Cage Fray Friday, Not Saturday The exhibition basketball game sponsored By the Chiloquin Fire men of the Klamath Basin Inde pendent League will be Friday, February 3. not Saturday, at the Chiloquin High School gymnasium. In the first game of the double barreled program, the Klamath Reservation Jaycees will meet a colorful girls team, the Harlem Chics. The night cap and featured game will pit the Chiloquin Fire men against the touring Iowa Col ored Ghosts. ICE SKATES 4 89 Up JOE'S 418 Main Ask lor MEMflTMijlJS tell the world you know straight Kentucky bourbon! 6 years old $980 sL FT. The guy. you see, knew what he was talking about and he knows more than ever today. Because of this, you find It hard to regard Yogi as a big business man now. He has a bowling alley and a chain of ice cream parlors and a lot of tax worries. You see him at the better places In town. When he plays baseball, he is what baseball writers have voted him the .league's most valuable player. For the stumpy, comical guy who came from The Hill in St. Louis, this seems incongruous. Branch Rickey, for example; chased him away from the Cardinals. Oet Into something else, Rickey aavisea. OLD' COACH John Schulre, the old coach who was Joe McCarthy's right hand man with the Yankees, uiougn oth erwise. He took Mr. Berra by. the hand and made the Yankees sign him. The price? A little loose change, at most. This for a catcher who bats over .300. knocks In over 100 runs and. in spots like the World Series of 1953, does things you can't believe. That would be, ot course, me two straight bunts the Dodgers tried with runners on first and sec ond and a biar inning brewing. On both plays, it was Berra who scrambled out to whisk the ball off the grass and on a line to ward third. The runners, Oil Hodges and Carl Furlllo, were out on two classic catcnmg piays. In the seventh, game last fall. you still think of Berra, swinging with a purpose on jonnny roares. It was to louse up the Brooklyn defense and drop a hit into left field. Yogi's old-pro try was a foot shy. That was the series-saver catch Sandy Amoros made. Today, Yogi Berra, the guy you laughed at, stands behind only Babe Ruth and Joe DIMaggio as the highest paid players In New York Yankee history. Pretty fast company. But that's what Yogi is built lor. Tonighi's Ball fare EXHIBITION BASKETBALL at OTI Gymnasium 1:00 Harlem Roadkings vs. City All-Stars CITY LEAGUE NO GAMES TONIGHT VICTORY LEAGUE NO GAMES TONIGHT BASIN INDEPENDENT LEAGUE at Tulelake High School 6 45 Bly vs. Tulelake B 8:16 Sprague River vs. Tulelake A at Merrill High School :45 Malln B vs. Merrill 8:15 Malln A vs. Jayhawks HAND great T4S OT. S& K.. ' 7 (.iw h , j J? :..v RETIRED SPORTSMAN Otto Graham, out of football "for good." shows son Duey. 8, correct golhng form in football trophy filled suburban Cleveland home. The Cleveland Browns quarter back says he'll play more golf no'.r lhat he s off the football field. Baker Looks For 1(0 To Prove Title Claim By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI Bob Baker, the Pittsburgh weight lifter and heavyweight more or less in that order Is determined today to prove that you can make a catamount out of a kitten. Baker, ranked second in the big division, Is looking for a shot at Rocky Marciano's title. He can take a giant step forward if he stows away Tommy (Hurricane) Ice Schedule Worth Pains Says US Star CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy (ffl Figure skating is hard work but Carol Helss, 16-year-old U. S. star, says "Ik's worth it." "My schedule's rough, all right, particularly the one I have to go by In the Winter Olympics here." said Miss Helss, of Ozone Park, N. Y. "It's practice, practice and more practice," she said. "And nothing of what I have to do all day Is very glamorous." ' Carol works almost eight hours every day using a private rink in her hotel here. When she's not practicing, she's brushing up on algebra and French, two subjects she's taking In a correspondence school program designed for pro fessional children. Briefly this is her schedule: 9 a.m. Breakfast. 7 a.m. Noon Practice. 1:30-2:30 p.m. A nap. 3-5:30 p.m. More practice. 5:30-6:30 p.m. Writing letters and signing autographed pictures. 6:30-7:45 p.m. Schoolwork, 8 p.m. Dinner. 8:30 p.m. Bedtime. Carol finds schoolwork somewhat tougher than figure skating. "I Just hate algebra," she said, "and the French certainly speak their language better than I do." Pitt Mentor Denies Offer PITTSBURGH Wl Football Coach John Mlchelosen says he Is "very well satisfied" at the Uni versity of Pittsburgh and knows nothing of a report he may become head coach at the University of Washington. The Seattle Times said Tuesday reliable sources had reported Mlchelosen. whose team played In the Sugar Bowl Jan. 2. was a top prospect to fill the vacancy left by the firing of Washington Coach Johnny Cherberg. Michelosen told a reporter here he has two more years to go on his contract at Pittsburgh. DID YOU SEE THE Dodge V-8 Coronet S PRKE AT THE CARVALCADE? IF NOT... Inquire at Cunningham Rickey Merer about tht LOW PRICE and ask for a demonstration rldt. Cunningham & Rickey Mtrs. Dodgt-Plymouth and Dodgt "Job-Rated' Trucks So. 7th ond Commercial Ph. 8104 Jackson in Madison Square Gar den Friday night. But Baker admits that, finally, he will have to get "mean." This is not to infer that burly Bob intends to bite or gouge. He realizes that your great heavy weight must have the "killer in stinct which marked the careers of the tlRerish Jack Dempsey, the Implacable Joe Louis and the bull ish Marclano. 'If I can't look good with Jack son," admits the 2-year-oia Bauer "then I don't deserve a chance for the title. So I'U knock him out." Such aggressiveness Is an abrupt about face for the six foot, one and one-halt Inch behemoth who certainly Is gifted with all the mechanical and physical attri butes necessary to ring greatness. He has won 13 straight bouts but in most of them the muslo was slow and dreamy. MURDEROUS A potent example was his last affaire le dance in which he won a decision over Nino Valdes In stately waltz. The 210-pound Baker pointing up his lack of murderous enthusiasm, concedes that "I was winning and didn't want to extend myself." On sober reflection, he has one word for his performance: "Lousy." While you may find such a des cription offensive, if you saw their minuet you will know It Is aptly applied. Baker, a Navy veteran who worked In an Iron foundry to strengthen his hands, has won 44 of 60 bouts against five losses and a draw. Indicative of the surprise attending his knockout prophecy is that over that distance he has drawn the curtains on only 19 of his opponents. There Is little likelihood, even If he mislays his Intentions to com mit mayhem, that he wll be able to waltz with the unorthodox and unpredictable hurricane. WINDMILL Jackson Is a bewildering "box er" who throws an unceasing storm of punches which haven't been invented yet. He looks like nothing so much as a berserk wind mill but conditions himself so thoroughly that he can maintain an unrelenting attack. The Hurricane twice has mown himself out against a squat, tricky Jack-in-the-box named Jimmy Slade. who Isn't even In the first 10. After first losing to Blade. Jack son won nine in a row with a knockout of Red Layne and deci sions over Archie McBrlde and Ez- zard Charles twice. Then Slade up and knocked him off again. Slade, as a result, has developed Into a complex. But against Baker the Hurricane promises to blow loud and strong. And, while box lng men shake their head over his so-called "style," Jackson totes a record of 25 wins and 11 knifckouls In 30 bouts Into the ring with him. It could develop Into an Interest ing affair. If, that is. Baker really has put away his dancing shoes and started eating raw meat. Temple Suffers First Loss By UNITED PRESS And then there were two San Francisco and St. Francis. Those were the only major-college teams left on the unbeaten list today as mighty Temple was charged with a stunning 67-66 up set oy Munienoerg mat enaea tne Owls' winning streak for the sea son at 13 games. Temple came to grief In the hard fought game at Allentown, Pa., Wednesday night utter falling 18 points behind In the early going, making it up midway In the second half, and then waging a see-saw battle for the last lo minutes. Temple, ranked seventh nation ally by the United Press Board of Coaches, included a 12-polnt vic tory over Kentucky in Its winning sxein. And so only San Francisco (15-0) and St. Francis of Brooklyn (14-0) are left alone In the unbeat en class among major colleges. St. Francis was reported unofficially to have accepted a bid to the Na tional Invitation Tournament, the third team picked for the 12-team Held. DIXIE RIVALS . Kentucky scored a stirring 81-76 victoiy over Duke at Lexington Ky.. Wednesday night in a game between two Dixie rivals both high in tne national ratings. The ninth. ranked Kentucky Wildcats headed into the third period with a 20- polnt lead but nearly blew It. Each team now lias a 12-3 record Dayton, the nation's No. J team which was knocked from the un beaten ranks by Louisville last Saturday, returned to action and to the winning column with an easy 75-37 decision over Loyola nil.), using only one Ilrst-atrlnger in the game, but taking a 42-15 halftUne lead. Dayton's record now IS 19-1. A top conference game aaw Ark ansas nip Texas Christian, 74-72 to tie Southern Methodist tor first place In the Southwest Conference. The co-leaders will clash on Satur day night. OTHER GAMES In other leading games: Holy cross, ranked loth nationally pushed Its record : to 14-2 with 97-60 romp over Crelghton; All America SI Green scored 87 ai NIT-bound Duquesne downed the star-studded Quantlco Marines, 88 84; Yale trounced Brown, 81-53, in the Ivy League; Richmond edged Virginia Tech, (6-60, In the Southern Conference; Julius Mc Coy scored 27 to lead Michigan State to an 85-78 win over Detroit and a new school career record of 1,134 points; Oklahoma City took an 81-66 win over Loyola (La): Georgetown (DO handed St. Joseph's (Pa.) Its .third loss in 16 games, 84-72; Syracuse beat Cornell In overtime, 96-94: Ford ham downed Connecticut, 82-72; Mississippi St. trounced Tampa 89-64: Penn St. beat Navy. 70-65, and Army edged Albright, 76-71, Louisville, Dayton a conqueror ranked sixth nationally with a 16-1 record, hosts Toledo and 14th- ranked St. Louis visits Wichita in a Missouri Valley Conference game In highlights on tonight's program. Philadelphia Edged 105-104 Br THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lost In tha mad scrambles (or second place in the Eastern and the Western Divisions or the Na tional Basketball Assn.. Is the fact that Philadelphia and Fort Wayne cannot afford to be too complacent about their first-place positions. Faltering Philadelphia lost Us second game In two days to New York Wednesday night, 105-104 in double overtime. Only a Boston 107-104 loss to Minneapolis pre served the Warriors' 3 ',4-me Eastern lead over the runnerup Celtics. The Knlcks ar. 1'2 games farther back. Both Minneapolis and Rochester. 83-77 winner over Syracuse, gained a half-game on the idle Fort Wayne Pistons in the Western. Minneapolis retained its two-day-old seoond place spot over the Roy als by a half-game and is now seven behind the Pistons. With to form, the Lakers may soon Oeorge Mlktn rapidly rounding In- regain their championship stride of other years. Match Race In Offering MIAMI, Fla. IPI A third meet ing between Nashua and 8wps shaped up Thursday In the Oulf streim Park handicap March 17, with 100.000 or more awaiting the winner. Swaps' nomination wis received from California in Wednesday's mall and Sunny Jim Fltzslmmon. trainer of Nashua; said his colt's nomination Is In the mull. - Mid night Wednesday was the dead line. Horace Wade, racing secretary at Oolfstream Park, aald the purse would be Increased from 150,000 to (100,000 and possibly more, for the race. He said he would confer with James Dunn, Oulfstream Park president, on the possibility of making It 1125.000 net to the winner of the mile and a quarter jaunt. SPORTS IN BRIEF By THE ASSOCIATED PRI-.S BOXING NEW YORK .Middleweight champion Ray Robinson agreed to defend his crown against ex-champ Bobo Olson In Los Angeles April 27. RACING MIAMI, Fla. Eiffel Blue 165.20j romped to a 4-length vic tory In the 127. S2S Bahamas Slakes at Hlaleah Park. ARCADIA, Calif. Porterhouse (IS. 60) closed fast In the stretch In capture-the 123.900 San Carlos Handicap at Santa Anita. RATES A INFORMATION ' H.r.ld & N.w MARKET PLACE of th i KLAMATH BASIN nia a Euuuii rai mi CLASSIFIED , far wf 9c . ptr ward 13c . per wr4 1Kb , par wrJ lttc . ncr wcrtl 50o mo aara . sta dM immmk ran) M a I , per ward 5c IB raa -until rurinvr iuct. mtn hti 9mm call ! oincvl ar II niL Mlnlaiam caarit far mmj aat as M to nali. 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MS High St Phone 333 MEETING CANCELED Crater Lake Lodge No. 311 will not hold a staled meeting aa an nounced previously, due to clr- cum sin nee 3 beyond our control . John C. Ferrell, W.M. 2 LOST AND FOUND i.n-a-r l.aril B?old wrlat watch, Saturday evening, vicinity Eaqulre Theater. Call 4lnda Williams. U7. Re ward. LOST GLASSES advertised tree. Dr Wm. T. Hoason, Tin Main. LOST near Midland Road district small brown dog, fox terrior type, name snip py. Alameua County license, child's pet Phone 2-00oa. FOUND: Ltrht aolden. small breed male dog, rnone im. LOST Glasses between Schneiders Variety Store and Oregon Food Store on aouut atn bu rnone saw w no 8th St. i .riST- Thr strand allvf r necklace downtown January 31.- Reward. Call LOST downtown Klamath Falls. Tues day afternoon, ladies' ring set with five stones in shape of cross. Famil: hilrlAOm. Kaward offered. Phone turai 42A5, collect or 8110 Klamath Falls. Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice ii hereby fivan that tha under limed hai been appointed admlniitra triv nf tha ( ot Clvdft K. Brandeil- burjr. decaaied by the Circuit Court of tha Stat of Oregon xor mamain toun ty. Oregon and hai qualified. AH per sons havlnc a claim or rlalmi against aald dectaied arc required to preient them to the administratrix at thr of fice of A. W. Schaupp at 206 Wlllili Bide Klamath ralli within iuc monlht from the date of the first publication hereof which dale It Jan 19, 1938., Patricia M. hckdck Administratrix A. W. Schaupp Attorney. NO. 791 Jan. IB M. Feb. -. 1 GAS AND OIL BIDDERS Tha Klamath County School District will receive sealed bids for gaa and oil for the year IBM: oil bids to meet minimum or batter specifications con forming to U.S. Army Mil -0-2104. Bids to be opened Thursday, February 1 034. at 1:00 o m. in the county School Office. The Board reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. J. r. Heyden. Clerk NO, 7 Jan. 19, Feb. 2 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH. In the Matter of the Estate of Miguel Aguilar, Deceased. Notice is nereny given mat i nave filed my final account as administrator of the Estate of Miguel Agullar, de ceased, and that the Court has set March Sth, IBM. at the hour of 10:00 am., as the time for the hearing of objections to said final account and settlement thereof. Dated this Mth day of January. 19M Dice Crane, Administrator 3. C. O'Neill, Attorney for Adm. No, 772, Feb. 2-9-18-23 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ' Sealed bids will be received bv the Oregon State Board of Higher Educa tion at Room 20,1. Benson Hotel. Port land. Oregon until 9:00 a.m.. Pacific Standard Time, on Tuesday. March 13, 198 for the comtrtirtlon of the Phvsl cal Education Building for Southern Oregon College of Education at Ash land. Oregon, Separate bids will be received for General Work. Electrical Work and Mechanical Work. Work included for the batlr bid ha, a floor area of approximately 47.000 square rest. Structure is composed of concrie lootings, foundation wans, floors and walks, and concrete mason ry block Willi, wood studding, wood floors, glued laminated beams and wood roof. Drawings, specifications and forms of contract documents may be obtained by prime bidders only from the of fice of Howard R. Perrm, Architect. 1121 Main Street. Klamath Falls. Ore gon, upon a deposit of 824.00 per set. Such deposit will be refunded upon lha return of the drawings, specifica tions and forms of contract documents in good condition bv the actual hid den within two weeks after the open ing of bids, but to nonhidders onlv If returned no later than one week prior The drawings, specifications i forms of contract documents mav he examined at the Builders' Exchange In Portland, Salem, Eugene, Chlco. Sacra mento and San Francisco, it the Dally Pacific Builder Plan Room. 43 Tenth Street, San Francisco, California, and at ine oiiice or ine Architect. All bidders must comply with the laws of the Stale of Oregon relating to the qualification of bidders, Chap1r 279, Oregon Revised Statutes. No bid will be considered unless fullv completed in the manner orovided in the "Instructions to Bidders" upon the ma rorm proviaea dv ine Architect and accompanied ay a certified check or hid bond executed In favor of the State of Oregon and the Oregon State tsoara or miner Education in amount not less than ten percent !( of (he total amount of the bid. to be forfeited as fixed and ltouidated dam ages should the bidder neglect or re- fuse IO enier imo a cnnirar nn pru viria tuiiohl hnnd for the faithful Dr formence of the work in the event the contract Is awarded to him The Oregon State Boatd of ItHher Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive an in formalities. . . No bidder may withdraw his bid af tmr tha hr.ur mi for the ooeninK there of until after the elapse of 30 days from the hid opening OREGON STATE BOARD OF HK.HF.R EDUCATION Bv Earl M. Pallelt Secretary. Eugene, Oregon No. 773. Teb. I Mar 3 Ja RIAL ISTATI FOR SAll : -. ; WANT AD CLASSIFICATION . 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Will start serving at 6:30 p.m. Place Ma sonic Temple on Klam ath Ave. All Masons,. their families and guests ar. in vited. Visiting Brethren Welcome. Proceeds go to Masonic and East ern Star Home. Oco. A. Boudon, WM 4 PERSONALS LOLA'S DOLL HOSPITAL DolU all make serviced. Phona 8700. Olan- court Apartment. wcyerhnuiCT Hoad. MEN'S SUIT peclelllt. 131.60 to US Pudv'a. sth and Main. WILL BOARD and room' alderly woman . in mv nome. rnnnr a-utimi 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SIR VIC I J ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Ph9l t-fWOQ P.O Box 204. "YOUNG WOMEN of any faith need ing confidential advice may enntart Mlit Prutit, Catholic Chatttlci. Sit W. Broadway, Kuatn. Oregon . FHt . 3-3643." , 10 SERVICES FULLER BRUSH dealers, Phong 9038 or ,2-0237. CALL" FRALEY for floor sanding ni flnlshing.Phone 9201. EXPERT ALTERATIONS, ' repairs, lln- Ings, Womens, mens apparel Including knits. Fast service. Town Shop. SAVE ON electrical work. Phono 874.. SEWING reasonable. Phone 6083. 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