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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1958 Mqm Takes Playoff bad Bulldogs Sweep WinPCC Sets From Merrill HuslcieslSeason's Last Play I(U Idle; Conference Foes Eye Tournament By TIIK ASSOCIATED PRKSS Thft Talpnt Rlllldnpa painpn a I frnm flip fipM for a ftfil murk I one game edge in the District 5- and notched .625 at the free toss B best two out of three playoff j line on 10 of 16 attempts, series at Southern Oregon College i Coach .Millard Webb's Bulldogs Thursday night by defeating the garnered a .366 field goal aver- . ... un u sutl;c3nl;s , j., iuusl);ill en(c (hit u-ppkimn" wilh I'-ili hair-way Mine, The contest, a hectic, bucket for 'and hit five or nine at the charity ! ,":! V"" G"'" , .," i j , " I""- " to uie wire lor the title and clamp onto the lead from the Up. The first quarter, marked by er-lNCAA tuumami.nl berth Walkrr Brother Coca C'oja Lucca Cale Medn-Land Larry's Fondi ! Dc-Vop Lumber Car-Ad-Cn : KC Paints it -r- r , , , . , ! Army Heicrvr Pacific Coast Conference basket- wmma Eievaton cRES Corvallis Tops No. Salem, ... i Wins A-1 Tournament Berth CITY 1.EAGI E In District 6-B Sisters defeated The Southern Oregon Conference champion KU Pelicans, having al ready nailed down a State A-l tournament berth remain idle this weekend as interested spectators while Grants Pass, Medford and Ashland finish their final scries in a battle for the right to fill the re maining tourney slot. Grants Pass, with a 7-won, 7-lost oil ana then tenaciously hang onratjc Merrill ball-handling, saw to maintain a One to five polllllT.llpnt's Rupr slpal an nnpninn margin with the exception of tied Husky pass for a quick two-point- California, jolted" 112-71 last week uv'oi- bv Idaho, has a record and M-''o-"-'.'i . Walker Broth - . tut'a tola 4, sale iiuimh's rrwav nigm against ure an Lai ry J. Army lit mtv? X i.ut-i-a cue 4, KC p.unts 0 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i Anotner nertn in tne state nign: culver 58-4o. f ossil deleated Wo- r,.rH . j.,t murnev., in Ah. school basketball tournaments was bier 72-51, Cascade Locks whipped amj Friday night to challenge the anerman ai-u ana conaon aownea Grizzlies. 5-won, 9-lost, for the Arlington 55-25. The next round . Fossil against Sisters and tilled Thursday night In the A-l division Corvallis up- Car-Ad-Co 4. Sharn f.riiin n J. wifiL'iiia Kievatur 1 eway Stores 0 counts i-i. 4-4. on. 40-40 ,cr. Dtadcye Maupin retaliated 1 on at Berkelev The lip-ir r-.tn !lish mc-Mrdo-L.nd and a momentary 40-33 Merri Uth ,n.hnA..r trnm n, p i . ,Kc ty,.." c .,itars rdte M-ncs-Mrdo-Land i,H , -, - . - v : . . sngiii lavorne on ine nome court moiviouai -ame-sam samuoi "da- ner to knot the count for the first ...i n.., ... '2.1.1 The Mm am.min.lv a. mon limn Phil r,ha B.r al ttn Irr .it .. . ". "' H,.?.h- -tlxmm '"'"-Sara Sarcnx-n ...... ., .,, .. ...............,, .. t punier game, Lainornia won out: ' match in all departments, were Heard collaborated to counteract u).fj( in the linal 15 seconds led by the identical efforts of the j the efforts of Maupin, Bruce ... , ,, . .'. I laijv bug i.i.aco Brickner and Doug Kvertson to a " , ,,,h . nt ' Taii ici; iird Lih . l,rovcd tlllb '" hc PCC, hai ,u ,w --J. 11UH' turn a a in a c l,.fl ir..U;n l.u,-r I ,,.,.,,. In the second frame the Bull-is,.,,,, i,-Pi,i.,v ni.,hi i i,r,i, . Hrd s.LI".i'""'' Bulldog's Jerry Baer and Merrill's Bud Maupin. both of whom were spectacular from the outside, can ning seven howitzers and one free throw apiece for totals of 15. The slightly taller Husky quint .collected 30 rebounds to 26 lor the Ihlent crew; hit 17 of 47 tries in llw. W'C k A"". smlin ... ..... . . v-, it u a scnule I in set North Salem 55-47 and won a tournament position from District !i. North Salem and Bend won ; berths earlier from that district. I Play continued in several otner districts. I Enterprise defeated Huntington ' Dayville 56-40 and Echo edged 73-16 Thursday night as the teams! Helix 68-67. On Friday St. Joseph's met in a two-ol-three playoff in i will meet Stanlield and Pilot Rock District 8-B. will test Echo. In the A-2 division, Dillard won I in a best-ol-three series with I'huenix, 50-46. to even the series' at a game each. I In District 2-B. Colton remained pits Cascade Locks against Condon. In District 7-B. St. Joseph's of I'enuieiun irippea niouni vernon'akH 56-43, Stanfield whipped Prairie! Mail Sl?OIinfl City 66-4!', Pilot Rock downed " lllJ Yardley Sets dogs hurried off to a 22-17 edge before the Huskies got under way. The ever-hustling Maupin boosled the Huskies to a 24-24 tie with 1:50 left in the half, only to see the Merrill club drop back to an in termission mark of 26-25. Ike Chestnut Meets Gomes In TV Scrap NEW YORK Mi 11 was only a couple of years ago when Ike Chestnut was a hungry, eager lighter hollering for the big break Friday night in Madison Square Garden it will be the other way around lor the Zh-yoar-old Chest nut, now the fourth-ranking feath erweight contender. He meet s Harold Gomes, a 24-year old puncher Irom Providence, H.I., in the televised NHC, 7 p.m., PST) JO-rounder. Although Gomes is not a rank ing fighter, Chestnut is only an 11-10 favorite. Gomes has had sev eral TV shols bclorc but this is his first crack at a ranking fight er. He hones to make the most of the opportunity. "I knocked out Bobby Rogers who had beaten Davcy Moore live months before." said Gomes (pronounced Homes). "Unfortu nately for me neither Rigers nor Moore was ranked at the time. Now Moore is 'way up in the rankings. It seems the only way you can get money TV shots is to have a ranking or beat a ranking fighter. If you don'l get the chance, how run you get the rank ing or a fight with a contender? "This is the big one for me. It's my first Garden main event and I've been waiting a long time. 1 understand Chestnut likes a fighl or to come to him. That's (ine. 1 like to go after a fighter." Winner of 13 of his last 14 bouts. Gomes has an impressive 39-4 rec ord, including 22 knockouts, Three of the losses were to Boston's Tommy Tibbs who stopped him Iwice on eye cuts. Harold beat Tibbs three times, loo. The other defeat was to southpaw Isidro Martinez. rhnulnnl a ,.l.... l.u.. 1. Vern'i ,. h.nH. . n l ". .. ...... V"'"'' Nl.h.;. ,, ....... MiiMu.i, iiua ci IL'LUIU -".iin aixui 4. UOI'CU lnciudini: four kayos. urday night at Moscow. If the two front runners win. Alley Kat Drive In Leu' Drive In Skuci:i Tavern Schulzc Tirei. Allny Kut 1 OSf! and Pnlilnrnia iirit.nH lhal Drive In :i. First Federal I . i n .1... . -ii L ' ,ljKC Toy Chenl :i, Howard' Cleaneri 1 Hiah team fiamc Lre'i Drive In 1004 Hih team scries Jesse Z. Smith t 21125 Hifh InriitriHual .-. mat rt-i n HiRl) Individual series-ji6 Doris Benedict Vita Carson Small College tlAction Listed VP M'iri Mnlnrc ah pions and a playoff on a neutral J?ark0,',askcl court will be required to decide rwn "hop iJ the PCC entrant in the NCAA re- t"' J!''M'i Vl""; , ninnl . ,,.,. 1M.....U , . . Town Mlop 4. Market Basket 0 . , ,, , , .(,.... 1'iujuii.i .'luiin i-u dl i.urcu u. JCShC bmilh 4 minus anu nearu sanK two, San Francisco's Cow Palace Pr;ve More sKecu Tavern i miiv.a unt-a in ine upeiuug iiiinuie of the third canto to give Talent a five point lead which the Hus kies managed to shave to 36-34 be before the quarter ended. The Huskies were ahead 40-38 after four minutes of the final ijtunza on the efforts of 6-3 fresh man Brickner and a jumper by Perry Laney but in less than a minute, Mel Gingerich and Baer counted six tallies to make the count 44-40 for the Bulldogs. John llaskins swished a jumper from the key to bring the count to 44-42 and the Talenls went into a stall which lasted lor a minute until Maupin stole the ball and in an unsuccessful lay-in louled Baer. Baer hit, then Wayne Pitlman fouled Laney who sunk two gifties to Bring the score to the fateful la-ii. ine nusKies. aitnougn in control of the ball for the last 28 seconds, did not get a shot awav and the game ended as Laney tossed a desperation pass into the key. Heard intercepted it, and that was the end. The return match is scheduled for 8 o'clock Friday night and again Saturday should the third game be a necessity. Box Score: ! in contention by defeating Silelz ; 51-38. Jefferson remains the favor : He in the double-elimination tour- ' namcnt. i In District 5-B. Talent won the opening game of a best-of-three series with Merrill. The score was i 45-44. Bouchee On Probation, Phillies Helo Mark In NBA mititn.i, (44i l.anev Maupin Evertson, llntikinii, J, Brickner Hnlnen TOTAL TALK NT (4.1) Welhurn . Comb. Ilaer Heard ntnaerlen Wa s Pittman TOTAI.H Mi rr vr tp i as i 7 7 1-4 4 II 3 I i) I 1-2 2 .1 4 o-ii n ft 0 0-0 0 0 II 10.111 II 41 O FT PF TP I 0-1 S j 4 4-3 1 12 7 1-2 1 IS 4 0-0 2 4 0-0 I 0 0-1 0-0 0 9 It 41 Halftime Score: Talent 26; Merrill 23. Shuff-Stuff Htanrfl,,Ba Smilh Sixth 12 Armory Worm i'j I .nc.ii J 'ferval. 12 Rmindua Summer. Lane II Dairy 1 Tiny. Eaul,-! Pmr-s ' Armory Dairy 1 :. Enitlen 0 no playofl date or site will be an flounced until next week. Idaho, (he surprise of the con ference with an 8-7 record, could clinch a tic for third place if it knocks over OSC Friday and drops UCLA Saturday night. The UCLA Bruins are 9-6. Washington plays at Southern caiilornia rnday night and Ore gon at Stanford Saturday night Oregon State will be tin acainsl an Idaho team boasting the leugue s lop scorer, Gary Sim mons, a 5-11 all around player with a 21.9 point a game aver ago. The Idahoans lead in team offense with a 70 point a game average. Oregon Stale is right behind and ranks second in defense, behind j clumtpionsiiip fight at Evansville California. In 6-7 Dave Gambeel l"d- next week. OSC has a shooter averaging 18.41 The playoffs actually sol under points a game. way Thursday night wilh two Lainornia s toiignest job will be in stopping Charlie Franklin, who sports a fine 20 point a game total. Coach Pete Newell plans to double Golfers Set Tourney Play NEW ORLEANS 'UP -A blue MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UP) George Yardley said today it was a "great honor" to hold the new scoring record in the National Basketball Association, but added ! that the new 24-second shooting rule was going to make it easy -for "somebody sooner or later." The balding Yardley bagged 49 , poinls Thursday night to bring his . . , " 'NBA scoring total to 1.S.53 points, SPOKANE - First Baseman : easiv eclipsing the mark of 1.932 Ed Bouchee. placed on probation pojms set by George Mikan, the three years Thursday on charges' "Mr. Basketball" of the Minneap- oi inoecent exposure, will enter , olis Lakers back in the 1950-51 me institute of Living in Hart- season. Tn, TL JZCTZ i.:L. .P!?. J" white North Salem. Corvallis and HAlnhia Phillir.7 1 i, u J'8 "'e s ' Bend will defend District 8. Leading Southern Oregon Con ference scorers: first of two games. Saturday the Cavemen play host to Ashland on the Grants Pass court in the last one. A single win would guarantee the Cavers a tie for the tourney berth with Medford; a double would pick up the marbles. The Medford Black Tornadoes move to Central Point Friday to contest the Crater Comets and them return home for the second of the series. Medford enters the final round with a 6-won, 8-lost record while the Central Pointers, with 3-won. U-lost, can do no tel ter than to serve as "spoilers." The situation between the Med ford, Grants Pass and Ashland squads is one that could necessi tate a playoff between any two of them, the Cavemen having the only chance for a clear cut de cision. State A-l District 1, 3, 4. 5, and 8 tourney berths are filled. Playoffs are necessary in Districts 2, 6 and 7. Jefferson and Franklin, both of Portland, tangle tonight to resolve District 2. The Dalles and Hermis ton meet for the vacant District 7 spot, and the Medford, Grants Pass and Ashland hassle will ac count for District 6. Grant and Roosevelt are in for District 1: Beaverton and Astoria for No. 3; St. Helens and McMinn ville, District 4: Springfield and Roseburg are set in District 5 demhia Phillies. also established a new pro mark There were indications last for free throws, sinking 11 Thurs year's rookie star, who was 25 day night in the Detroit Pistons' years old Friday, would be given' 132-116 victory over the I.akers ribbon band ol the nation's pro! another chance at professional ; and bringing his season total to gouurs mane a iresn attempt to- nasenall U he is cured of what a 635. day to get the New Orleans $20,- psychiatrist told the court was- In the night's only other NBA 600 Open under way on City I "compulsive exhibitionism." PLAYER Moore. K. Fall. Peterson, K. Fall. Mauror, Ashland Robinson, K. i'all. Allen, Crater Niles, K. Fall. soaked The Philadelphia ball club J barrage helped the Cincinnati I spa'riih. c. Pa'. wnicn nirca an extra lawyer lor! Royals nip the Philadelphia war-1 rulnam' u- up on Franklin "and try to keep him from getting the ball by playing in front of him." Of the two teams, the Bears have the better balance with Don Mcintosh, Earl Robinson, Al Buch and Bob Dalton all versatile shooters. By UNITED PRESS The regional nlavoffs in thr. since 1IM8. NCAA Small College Basketball! Tnc (irsl rolmd was postponed Tournament swine into hiuh n,..ir I Thursday when more than two tonight on eight different fronts i inches of rain fell on the 6,800- From Wallham, Mass., to Santa Pard P'-"'-'" course. Tourney offi Ana, Calif., 30 teams will be com-!ci;lls "I'held the start after the peting for eight berths in lhci,rio 'ook a few swings. Danger of lightning was another factor in the delay. Ken Venturi of San Francisco, who has been in the pro ranks less than a year, was a tourney Park's thoroughly water course. A field of 150 will compete in : Bouchee here and arranged for New Orleans' first pro tourney i his continued osvehiatric treat- merit, still had no official corn- game. Clyde Lovellette's 37-point ! Dean. Me , ford CP TP A 16 31 19 7 16 188 177 176 1SB 134 149 142 11 114 14 16 14 14 14 13 11.8 12.6 11.0 11.3 96 124 102 8.S 7 Senate Approves ; Squaw Valley Aid WASHINGTON d'PI - The Senate has approved a bill In au thorize a $3,300,000 appropriation to build an arena at Squaw Vallev foi the 1960 Winter Olympics. The bill also provides ntilhoriza lion for $500,000 to finance parti cipation by armed forces person nel. This includes preparation of the course, fields and rinks, maintenance of avalanche control and setting up communications. I he measure specilied that the imuu i iiiiiiui.s me propeny oi tiieMiu.i vs. united states alter its completion. ' i Minn. I. games at Evansville. Akron olim inated Austin Peav. 76-lil. and i favorite. Evansville nipped Wabash. 70-68. Other top contenders include The winners will meet tonight in i' Louisiana's Hebert Brothers, Jay Ihe regional final. land PGA champ Lionel, Arnold Here arc the first round pair- H'almer of Latrobe. Pa., Tommy ings in the other seven regional ! ,,1,lt- playing out of Chattanooga, playoffs: jTenn.. Freddie Haas Jr. of New At Waltham. Mass. Adelphi i Orleans. Ed i Porky) Oliver, and 'N.Y.I vs Brandeis (Mass.i: St Tommy Jacobs of Whittier, Calif. Michael's (Vt.) vs. Rensselaer! Poly iiYY.). !-- f At Grambling, La. -Grambling eCalTlS O' oiiuin txiiuniia a t a t e; North Carolina A&T vs. Philander Smith. At Stolen Island, N. Y. Wag ner vs. Philadelphia Textile: American ID.C.) vs. Buffalo iN.Y.I. At Aurora. III. Wheaton (III.) vs. St. Norbert's (Wis.i; Hope iMich.l vs. Northern Illinois. ment on his lulure. "Let him get well before we start thinking about his playing baseball," said Bob Carpenter, president of the Phillies. Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick said he wished Bouchee "all the luck in the world'' in seeking a cure. Bouchee, whose wile is expect ing a second child, will fly to Philadelphia today or tomorrow and go on to the clinic there. He pleaded guilty at his arraign ment last month to two charges of indecent exposure, involving riors; 110-108. The defeat deprived the warriors of a chance to clinch the final playoff berth in the Eastern Division. Exhibition Ball Slate By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Saturday Chicago IN) vs. Baltimore (A) at Scottsdale. Ariz. from j t- tneago nt ai lampa, ria. Los Angeles (N) vs Philadelphia NI at Miami (night) Milwaukee INI vs Detroit (A) at For I crap ce Bids By UNITED PRESS The regular National League season still has 17 days to go. but the only question left to solve to day was what will be the lineup ior ine opening round ot the Stan- Al S.-inf.-l Ann Pnlif l.-...... '.V CUI pUlVOltS. Slate ( Calif. I vs C h i c o Slate1 Tnc B(,s,on Bruins came from (Calif.): Linfield (Ore.) vs. Chap- !K,)ln? to K?,'" a t'e with the man 'Calif ) Fjlasl-place Chicago Black Hawks At Springfield, Mo. -Southwest 1 T1h"'isd,ay nifht an! move into a Missouri vs. C'entenarv (La i- Ar. third-place tic with the Detroit kansas Stale vs. Ilni' ic.i,, i ''n,R- At Vermillion, S. D. South Da kota vs Warllmrg (Iowa I: Knox: ' l'""-"a " - '-'""- saia girls 6 and 10. He had admitted to police that he enticed the girls into his station wagon, showed them indecent pictures and ex-: posed himself. I The charge is a felony in Wash ington and the husky young father could have drawn a maximum sentence of up to 20 years in the state penitentiary. Dr. Robert M. Phillips, a psy chiatrist who had treated Bouchee while he was free on $2,500 bond, told Ihe court that the exhibition ist compulsion can be controlled and cured. Judge Ralph Edgerton, who had studied a pre-sentence mvestiga- Lakeland, Fla Pittsburgh iNi vs Boston (A) at Saratoga. Fla. St. Louis i'N) vs New York (A) at St. Petersburg, Fla. San Francisco 'Ni vs Cleveland I A) at Tucson, Ariz. Washington A vs Kansas City (A) al West Palm Beach, Fla. Sunday Chicago (N) vs Baltimore (A) at Mesa, Ariz. Cincinnati N) vs Chicago (A) at Tampa, Fla. Los Angeles (N) vs Philadelphia ' Ni at Miami Milwaukee 'NI vs Detroit (A) at Braden, Fla. Coke 5, Gunners Grab Victories Coca Cola and the Gun Store each posted wins Thursday night in the Mills School Victory League action. The Coke crew, led by Jim Scvde with 19 points, thumped Mouldingcraft 66-29. Roper and Gale were high men for the Craft ers with eight markers each. In the Gun Store's 47-32 victory over the DeMolay Blues, Russell was top scorer for the Gunners with 15 while his effort was matched by Roger $chlickeisen who collected 15 for the losers. i T social and was assured of em m....i i r i: i I "c appears eiigioie ior prooa- readv have cli.u-heri (he ..lnr.!ll0.n. alld mer,ts lhe Judc tion, said the ballplayer had an sbu,r,gh ,N' vs Boston (A' at excellent reputation, was not anti-' : Guslavus Adolphus Major League Training Camp Briefs Ilv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VERO BEACH. Fla. If - An observer down from Brooklyn gave this assessment of Ihe accident in which I ,os Angeles outfielder Duke Snider banged up his bad knee by driving his car off a road t a railway crossing: "The Dodgers still must be the Dodgers. They're Ihe only guys who would pick a road across a railroad track where there is no road across a railroad track." ORLANDO, Fla. (.n The Washington Senators announced Friday that catcher Lou Berberet, thr rhih'v liitl lu-.ll I...1, l..,,f I..... aeteed In sien for smw.i ' "land Curt Flood. Ileiberet. w h n esi.-ililitlw.tl Manager Fred Hutchinson of the St. Louis Cardinals .has decided to make permanent his experi ment of putting Eddie Kasko at shortstop and moving the veteran Alvin Dark to third. "Kasko will remain al short from now on," Hutch said after Kasko, ranged smoothly behind second base and handled nine dinners (lawlessly in a pepper game Thursday. The 35-year-old Dark, still one ol Ihe game s most efleclivc hit straight for the Chandlers in Ihe wants to play as a regular. inn iisiimm gaine TAMPA, Fla. in season pennant and the second- place New York Rangers, six'. . (poinls up on the Red Wings and I I C Riirrisn hruins, jus! about have that spotjWaSa INUJJIUII sewed up. With the fifth - place loronto Maple Leafs seven points off the pace, it seems almost cer tain that Montreal, New York, Detroit and Boston will compete in Ihe playoffs. fn the opening round, the first and third place teams meet while team record Isst season by catch ing u games wiinmit an error Ho was pin-chased last Decern !Imt for his pinch-hitling ability . .. I... I..J U-.l. 1 ... . lie .-inx " i mini h-;ii ts n iii.-ii r,p--,l. 1 1 M.in.lL.,.,- Al I , Vl.. !..... n.l,n,.nl l.t . - . . "v " P"1 :.i..i - i , I , , "" " Hl4 teams play in tie oner bracket. n,d vn v ."""nT ?y,":ry!r'' bm "s ,wl w,,i,t l,c; ah cUk are .u. tonight but a.e not very lioubled about the wants to do. iSautidav Detroit is at Chicago Ior w'!:JAiV,Vrh aS S"U'""0d "' VV;mt "' !" Wular." Phil-a nationally Moused .game New outlieldir Al Smith. ,.y s;li,, -ilml . don-t carc.Vo,-k is . Monlrcai and Boston Instead, Lopez looked tit Smith's where." is at Toronto. idleness as a chance to give a, The Phillies need a first base hotter look at two rookie outfield-: man. ers. They are John Callison, a I rtllifiirni:! viinlh ,-it,,H to .,,,.,.1 iiiii,-i,. ... .. . tnd-run batters, will perform at ,,r.,,..i i i .... "IT" , . ""A'A: - r the lliinl nssiimino h r.,..i f,i if ' , " ""."'. iiiiH' since playing with the the challenges ,,! Ben Ya enzue al v 'JZa, , ''V'.'0 " !:,:,"'s' wi M's won't be in ! LEWISTON. Idaho u. - The .. Cl,i, .., I , ., ' "l'vinni; Kiiino; iii.il ihihiuwi III MIl 1115 t'.l.lo COn- inuagoan. "r,,,ho "Pens exhibition season. ilract with the I.ewiston Broncs of I '"' siai in the San r rancisro 'the .irlhwest League was Joe 1 ele Run- team sutlers from a hoavv cold Jacobs, tln-ee-linio stolen h Teams Tangle OSLO, St. Louis (N) vs New York (A) at Petersburg San Francisco 'N' s Cleveland (A) at Phoenix, Ariz. Washington (Al vs Kansas City (Al at West Palm Beach, Fla. Fighi- Jamboree Set NEW PINE CREEK New Pine Creek will be host to a boxing jamboree for the first time in nine vo.-irs. The members of the Pal Norway (L'P) - The Boxing Club formed a few months Holdover Signs Lewiston Terms FORT MYERS. Fla. 'f - Vers at lie SARASOTA. Ma. ,.T Frank Thomas. Ihe backbone nels will lie at lust came In terms Thuisdav nieht'i"' ""' 'it.shurt;li Pirates oflense : tiv ("ons,,!,, al Willi cluli President Calvin Grif-",M " w -ars, is getting otlirlay mi. wnu gave mm a $1,(HHI boost " i""K. tliov oer last year. I He LAKELAND. Kin. llerloia may finallv i.i. ii,i and will m:ik, tit, trm In "i..,r, in I in ,,,n I ... , nn..n..n.. I n.. : ...u:i- . , hortslon Salur- wiil, il. ,..h r ' i.... "l.." " S. " 1 ,"w"loliri"r. oweaen ana y for the Boston Red Sox when 'with iW:i " ; ' . ;.. .1.,,. , - ... . " onen the Cram-diiil l.e:iem.l ! .."'.'" "l '-.""" ' l'"""'- is leading the pirates with season avainst Pillsbur.h ,m,v,v T . ' 'L lT m s.l't:ona . Da- i'4 hits, includinc two h,m.r i ' ,. : " ,.'."'".. ,n ' ..'' '" "esirea to play in TOl KEY DATES SET m Rcnii intraso uad games ; ,, ,, , I " ""' ";" out ol lhe the outlield and would be given AS1IEV1LLE, N. C. 'L'Pi -The be ,.,i,m Last soasJn Sittas In. 2a l,,-! r' :, "K. U?J :'"' ,!" , 'l' " Francisco a try at H. Jacobs batted .260 and,econd annual $5,000 Land of the irom the Dolroit Tiger doghouse, jers and baited .290 while shilling , . M sven cw Zv , w o nk . e Ky . Tk" V" K t0"r"a" One sign he is coining oul with from the outlield to thud base. ' !,. f,.a , ii. . I .i ; . ls0 ,',sclo!Td the Sacra- ment will be held here May 23-24. bang showed alter Thui-sdav s and. at limes, to first i.-..... r ',,'. :..."'. "' ' " :" ", ." ' . """''. were vei-jiin-io.. .loiotts nave lorwaraea tnc Beverly Hanson of Indio, Calif inti-asnii-iil rrnn,. i ; , " ,. .niiiiiiyji"n n.iim .iiicr. iioDoy i horn-, contracts ot ihroe rookies ' . game. I Piersa n crnlw dnlH ,.nH H .-.v. son and l.'-,v 1..1.1 1.1 u....i.:. Ihe thing I liked n""t iis tliC( EST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Wllw, Sullivan behind Ihe plate, connect ing were ndo C red-, way llerloia played third base." Pitchers Jerry Boxer. Duke Mans CHchers will be Hob P,-.,,,..i,i I Jim n.,ven . it. T.?,. . '5' ' said manager Jack Tielu- "Dili and Wa v RtirnrttP ImnnH in iin.u- c 1 , ... i.- .. .. " .' u mm. sen hi,n ,i,.,. ; ..!.-. ,...' ti. ' j. . . V. " """M ""'- '' RM,- l'."Ml' --"iwnan and I), 1 W null nluilllll I-- ...i.-.i 1 i,,,i .i,i,i hi 111,- bill and hit it on lhe hall hop and second intrastiuad game played by (T.EM1W TKR Fi t (f throw oul Kinlin? That's some- the Kansas City Athletics. Plubulnlnlii i-hm';.,.' t lllll! hp hnsnl rlimn in ....... Unvi.r a nwuVi. .inl,ih...l, ... ... . .. ... ' . ' ....., iwmum Inline . 1 ,V ."".i. . - ....... m- rx notnin 1 iiji-r nae p 11 u-v, pitcliers for (lie Gi ints mule Even while Reno was e.u fid lowed one hi and fanned three' 1 ' n,.,:.. ' 1 ' mMn- lhe Ann.ri,-,.,. in,. r..- .. ........7 1 in i m... i I "" " ' anpearancc lime in hitting last season. Tiehe I touihed foi a lone simile in his complained he would not t hai go two innings :,s he taced seven men united States team hoped to re- , ago under the leadership of Elder deem itself and indirectly aidi.li.ff Swinnev will mix it .in wilh good neighbor Canada when it members of the Lakeview Boxing uiwlu on ugaiiiai nu.ssia totiay in uur at the grange hall Friday eve the world amateur ice hockey jnina starting at 8 o'clock. tournamenl. I It will he quite an evening as nunea in nun place in tne here are 20 bows matched togeth- eight-team standings, the Yanks cr. 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