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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. JUNE 22. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE S Norman's New-Look Tigers ure Sixth From Yanks Capti BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' Bill Norman, the new boss of the Detroit Tigers, talks a bit like Casey Stengel, manages a bit like Casey Stengel and wins a bit like Casey Stengel. He also happens to be 5-0 against Casey Stengel. "Willie Card," as Norman calls himself la nickname picked up long ago as an outfielder in the St. Louis Cardinals' farm system), rambles somewhat in conversa tion, but apparently the Tigers are hep to his jive. A dozen days ago the Tigers were in last place and Norman was a "who he?" guy managing lharleston in the American Assn. Now the 47-year-old Norman has an 8-2 record in the majors and the Tigers are a half-game shy of second place. Playing to a home crowd of 53,- 1W, tht-y knocked off the Ameri can Assn. Now the 47-year-old Norman has an 8-2 record in the majors and the Tigers are a half g?me shy of second place. Playing to a home crowd of 53. 16f they knocked off the Ameri can League leading New York Yankees again last night, winning 7-1 wilh a pair of big innings, some fine pitching from Jim Sun ning and a crushing pinch hit. That's a perfect copy of the Sten- gel-Yfnkee pattern. It also handed Stengel and the Ymkccs a six-game whipping from one club (the Tigers start ed the siring under ex-Manager Jack Tiphe) for the first time since 1053, when Cleveland swept two three -game series. Pirates Whip Bums Braves Rap Cards BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The long patient Pittsburgh Pi rates have plucked another kid pitcher off the farm and now are just a some short of second place in that closely packed National League race. The Bues, winning seven of 10 in a jump from sixth place to third, have counted three of those vic tories f'em rookies Curt Raydon and George Witt, both sturdy right-handers who were allowed to devfiop slowly in the minors. Witt, recalled only Sunday from Columbus of the International League, gained his first major league victory Friday night, giving up but six hits while striking out eight ns the Bucs beat last place Los Anjcles 2-1. The Milwaukee Braves took a three-game lead, largest in the NL this season wiih a 7-3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Philadel phia knocked off second place San Francisco 5-4, and the Chicago Cubs sxidded Cincinnati to third. 11-3 in a game held to eight in nines bv rain. In the American League Detroit made it six in a row over the New York Yankees, who retained a nine-game lead despite a 7-1 de feat. Kansas City defeated second place Boston 5-3. The Chicago White Sox beat Baltimore 5-3. Cleveland and Washington were rained put. Bucs 2, Bums 1 Witt, at 24 a seven-year veteran of the minors, gave up a leadoft walk, then retired 12 in a row be fore giving up the Dodger run on three singles in the fifth. The Pi rates scored in the first off loser Sandy Koulax (3-31 on Ted Klus- zewskr: double and got tne cnncn er in t!.e third on singles by Bill Virdon aiid Bob Skinner and Dick Groat's f'y ball. Los Angeles 000 010 000 1 6 0 Pittsburgh 101 000 OOx 2 6 0 Koufax, Labine (5), Klippstein 6i, Kipp (81 and Pignatano. Witt (1-0) and Foiles. Loser Kou fax (3-3). NOTICE Party Now Formulating 24 Hour Private Patrol Service Equipped with mebili com munication syitom detirti to contact Ranchers Business Houses Property Owners - Phone TU 2-4787 P.O. Box 921 Braves 7, Cards 3 Bob Iiush won his fifth for the Braves, hut needed relief help Trom Con McMahon although giv ing up only four hits. Lddie Math ews. Johnny Logan and Hank Aaron hit home runs for the Braves, with Aaron's a grand slam that clinched it in the sev enth off reliever Billy Muffett Sam Jones was the loser for a 4-7 rivcra. It was Aaron's lHh home run. St. Louis 000 100 011 3 4 1 Milwaukee 210 000 04x 7 7 2 Jones, Muffett (8) and Landrith. Rush, McMahon (8) and Rice. Winner Rush (5-2). Loser Jones (4-7). HRS Mathews, Logan, Aaron, Cubs 11, Reds 3 The Cubs scored seven runs in the first off Bob Purkey, the eight ga.ne winner who lost his third iwo in a row to Chicago. Tony Taylor ata At Dark, who opened the frame with singles, closed the spurt the same way. Dark was 4-for-5 and drove in three runs, as did Sammy Taylor. Once-beaten Taylor Phillips won his fifth, giv ing up 1 hits, including a pair of homers by Frank Robinson that drove in all the Redleg runs. i8 innings, ram) Chicago 700 022 00 11 12 1 Cincinnati 000 020 10 3 12 1 Phillips (5-1) and S. Taylor. Purkey. Schmidt (1), Lown (4), Acker (5), Lawrence (7), Nuxhall (8) and Bailey. Loser Purkey (8-3). HRS Robinson 2. Phils5,Giants4 The Phiis won it in the ninth when losing reliever Ruben Go mez (5-6) forced the tie-breaking run home with a bases-loaded walk. Wilne Jones and Wally Post each drove in two runs for the Phils, delivering singles that tied it in the seventh and chased start er Mike McCormick. The Giants got their four off Curt Simmons in the fourth, one unearned. Jim Hearn pitched only the ninth but won his first. San Fran. 040 000 000 4 8 0 Philadlephia 200 000 201 S 11 1 McCormick. Gomez (7) and Schmidt. Simmons. Meyer (2), Farrell (8). Hearn (9) and Lopa- ta. Winner Hearn (1-2). Loser- Gomez (5-6). Kansas City retained a share of third with Detroit by beating sec ond place Boston 5-3. That left only the bankers over .500 in the AL. nine games ahead of the Red Sox. The Chicago White !ox gained fifth place, beating Balti more 5 3. Cleveland and Washing ton were rained out. In the National League, the Milwaukee Braves took a three-; game le.d tops in the NL this season itli a 7-3 victory over St. Louis. Philadelphia dropped sec ond nlnte San Francisco 5-4. Pitts burgh reached third with a 2-1 de cision over Los Angeles, me Lni cago Cubs skidded Cincinnati to fourth, 11-3 in a game held to eight innings by ram. Tigers 7, NY 1 Bunning, whose shutout capped a four-game Tiger sweep at an kce Stadium Sunday, struck out 14 tops in the majors this sea sonand allowed only five hits while out-dueling Bob Turley (10-3) again. The lean right-hander who won 20 last year squared his record at 5-5 with his third consecutive victory, all under Norman. The Yankee run came on Yogi Berra's 11th homer in the fourth inning the first hit of the game. The Tigers scored three in tne sixth, capped by a two-run double by Al Kaline, who had doubled for their first hit in the fifth, ex tending his hit streak to 17 games. A triple by Ozzie Virgil and Gus Zemial's pinch single collected four more m the seventh oit Vir gil Trucks, making his first Yan kee appearance after Sunday's IrjJe with the A s. New York 000 100 000 ISO Detroit 000 003 40x 7 6 0 Turley, Trucks (7), Shantz (7) and Berra. Bunning (5-5) and Wil son. Loser Turley (10-3). HR Berra. Briefs BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS , ' FRIDAY'S BRIEFS TRACK BAKF.RSF1ELD, Calif. Glenn Davis bettered world mark with a 49. J in 440-yard hurdles and Harold Connolly bettered worldj mark in hammer throw with heave of 225 feet inches in na tional AAU championships. GOLF AMES, la. Carole Pushing. Carleton College freshman, won the Women's National Collegiate championship ; with a 1-up -victory over Judy Bell of Wichita in 19 holes. ERIE, Pa. Patty Berg, de fending champion from St. An-! drews, 111., shot a one-under-par for a total of 147 and a one- stroke lead after iwo rounds of the Women's Western Open. HUTCHINSON, Kas. Pete Dye of Indianapolis eliminated Jim Jackson of St. Louts, the 1954 and 1955 winner, 1-up, in the third round of the Trans-Mississippi tournament. TENNIS LONDON Margaret Varner of El Paso, Tex., defeated Mrs. Margaret Osborne Dupont of Wil mington, Del.. 6-1, 6-3, to advance to the final of the Queen's Club Tournament against Berntce Carr of South Africa, who whipped Louise Snow, Ventura, Calif,, 6-3, 6. RACING JNGLEWOOD, Calif. Silky Sullivan returned to competition and finished, ninth in a field of 10 in a 6-iurmng race at noity- wood Park. Attwar ($4.60) won the event. OCEANPORT, N.J. Jockeys Jerrv Truman and Thomas Reg gie Root, were injured in splits at Monmoum rant wnere rmnei la Miss ($6.60) won the feature. NEW YORK Eddie Arcaro rode three winners at Belmont Park, but Alanesian l$5.201 won the feature. CHICAGO Round Table won a special no betting 1 1-16 mile race at Washington Park, picking up $750 and running his career earnings to $1,057,104. Sox 5, Birds 3 Even ex-Tigers had a ball. Rook ie Bob Shaw (2-21 won his first decision with the White Sox, blank ing Baltimore on three hits in a 3 1-3 relief mmngs. Ray Boone, traded by Detroit Sunday with Shaw, doubted for two runs that gave tne box the lead in a four-run sixth set Reno Thumps Fresno Giants Bv United Press International Fortunately for Visalia the Reno Silver Sox kept just a step ahead I biaiii I c ,, t-.Vj- ;ui I. J.C,1 off by Jim Landis' seventh home ' ' ' ' A Uiam wm wouio nave put Another Golioth Sold Our Trade In: 1956 Ford Customline 2-Dr. Sedan $1595.00 Black & Ivory Eitra Sharp W.W. Fordomatic DRIVE MORE MOTORS 302 Ealt Main Ph. TU 4-3579 Medford Juniors Nab Wins PORTLAND (AP Two of the four Oregon junior golf champion ships rested Saturday in Medford Portland and Tillamook had the others. Finals matches Friday in the annual junior tournament saw one minor upset as Mike Monroe of Medford defeated Lynn Yturri of Ontario for the boys' title, 3 and 2. Biff Lovett of Portland overcame Dave Munro. also of Portland, 1 up, for the junior crown. Lovett is about to move into the senior age group and Munro, last year's boys' champion, is new to the junior division. June Robinson, Tillamook, de feated Mary Ann Rongerude of The Dalles for the girls' title, 4 aid 3. The triumph of Doug Olson of Medford for the peewee title was expected. He trounced Jim Tag- gard of Portland, 5 and 4, keeping intact his fine play that started him off this week with a new pee wee medal record of 39. He was the only medalist ts reach the finals. Other final results included Junfors Second flight: Doug Ragaen. Oswego, def. Pete Geertsen, Eu gene, -5 and 4. Third flight: Ron Perrault, Roseburg, def. Sieve Hamaker, Eugene. 4 and 2. Fourth flight: Ron Macklm, Eu gene, def. Gary - Bronkcy, ine Dalles. 2 and 1, Seventh flight: Mike Kennedy, Pendleton, def. Scott Reeder, Longview, 4 and 2. Boys Fourth flight: Gary Schweiger, Eugene, def. Mike O'Toole, Port land, 3 and 1. Fifth flight : Doug Siebert, Cot tage Grove, def. Kermtt Kellrag, Portland, 21st. Girls Fourth flight: Vicki Regin, Os- wegn, def. Linda Pernell, Klamath Fails, 2 and 1. Peewees First flight: Mike Soran, Klam ath Fails, def. Barry Niles, Al bany, 5 and 4. Second flight: Jack True, Tilla mook, def. Richard Grabenhorst Salem, 5 and 3, Fifth flight: John McCulIough, Salem, def. Ralph Morris, Port land, 3 and 2. run. It was the eighth in a row for Chicago over the Orioles as Jack Haishman (5) lost his third in a row for the A's with the help of Dick Tomanej, former Cleveland southpaw and yet an other player involved in Sunday's shifts. Baltimore 000 111 000 3 15 0 Chicago 000 014 OOx 5 8 0 Harshman, Zuverink (6), Len man (7) and Triandos. Donovan, Shaw (6) and Lollar. Wtnner Shaw 12-0). Loser Harshman (5-61. HR Landis. KC 5, Boston 3 Kansas City had only five hits. but clumped three with two waKis ai.a a passea can m a iuui run filth that beat Jim "River boat Smith 43-2U Boston's Jackie Jensen took the AL home run lead with his 18th, a two-run shot in the fourth. Boston 010 200 000 3 8 0 Kansas City 010 04Q OOx 5 5 1 R. Smith, Waii 5, Delock 7 and White. Terry. Tomanek 7 and H. Smith. Winner Terry (5-5. Loser R. Smith (3-2). HR Jensen. srsnt.'TTiOK NO. SOT A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE; INTENTION Uf I ME tUMMUM COUNCIL OF CITY Or KLAMATH FAI.LS, OREGON. TO PAVE AND IMPROVE. MANZANTTA STREET FROM THE NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF PACIFIC TERRACE TO THE SfUTtl WESTERLY LINE OF NEW CASTLE AVENUE. IN THE CITY OF KLAMATH UHIUU?!; TAKEN IN CONNECTION THERE- ITK: SAIO PROJECT TO BE KNOWS AS IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO U? WHEREAS, the City Engineer, of the Ciiy ot Kiamath Fatis. Orifwi,j pursuant to resolution oi the Com-j man Council ot )d Cuy, heretofore! adopted, having tiled plans, (pacifica tion and estimates lor the cost of imorovinc and ptviiti, Mantamta Street Irom tha Northeasterly line &i Pacific Terrace to ii?e Soutttwesiem tine f Newcastle Avenue, in said City; and the Common Council ot uid Dt.v. imams ine tta plans, spec ulation and estimates satisfactory for said project, which, shall be itaown MS improvement ton i: THEHUUKE. BE If REtrOLVEti BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE tliY t)e KLAMATH FALLS.: OHESOS, Ui'LY A SSEst H LED IN HEiiULAK iESS-tUN As FOLLOWS: Section I. That said Plans, soeciiicattant and estimate for the improvement of tatd pomon or nueer, nereioiure nien ny the Citv Engineer, be and the tame City of Klamath Falls, Orejon. here by declare tu intention a improve said portion ot itreet m accordance witn saia plans, pecuicattont ana tistatea at follow: This project cnnta rtf jvtnjt Mn- tanua aireei irom tne rormeasteriy itne oi fartite Terrace to tne Stouts AsphalUc Concrete or 8" n Cement Concrete and will he SB feet in width including curb and sutten. No sidewalks are to he Included. Asphalt driveway t b construct ed from the curb tine to the prop erty Hne The estimated eot ot U rlasse of improvement ronraems at? wont arts materials for the complete improve You'll tr.vel for pennie. in . fabulous FIAT, w.th comfort .nd performance far byond the monert pr.ee. And yon never ce. to be proud of the .mart Italian atyling of your r There .re three ri (600, 1100 and 1200) m eight model.. For all of them we are equipped for the topa u. .ervice with factory-trained mechanic Make a date for tent drive today! THI 0O MOAN - 4 crl. O H.v. nv '" -( b.i. M low l M"''' wiJ.K,.U mo liM wwta - mil nwtt too Home Town Fans Blast DeJohn Win SYRACUSE, N. Y. (AP)-U's a rare occasion when a decision for a home town fighter gels a boo ing from the fans. But that's what happened at War Memorial Auditorium Friday nijiht when ninth ranked heavy weight contender Mike DeJohn of Syracuse was awarded a unani mous verdict over unranked Bob Baker of Pittsburgh in a televised 10-rouiider. It d.dn'l bother De.lohn tno much, but it burned up his broth- Lcr and manager, jonnny uejonn. What do they expect? A knock out every time?" sputtered man ager Jdmny. "Ever since he knocked out Alex Miteff in the first rour.a last October, they ex pect mm to flatten everyone. He won b.g tonight and got more ex perience going ten rounas. 3aid fighter Mike. "1 heat him good and I think I would knock him tut if we fought again. The main thing is that I felt strong after going the ten. It was only the thuo time I've fought ten." Tne officials all had DeJohn ahead hv decisive margins. Ref eree Jo Palmer and Judge Dick Albino each had it fi-3-t in rounds Judge Harold McGra scored it 7-3. Of five boxing writers polled at the ringside, all had DeJohn the winner. The AP card naa Mine tf front, 7-3. There was a loud Wsent from Baker. "I should have gotten a draw at leas'," he turned. This was Big Bob's fiO fight in six ninths. He looked it too. The pudgy, 6-2, 218-pounder got off woefully slow and was beaten to the punch consistently by the d-2't. 201-pound DeJohn. them in first place with a five percentage point edge over visat la in the California League race. Visalia went down to defeat at the hands of the Bakersficld Bears. 9-4. The win was almost solely crediwo to Bear calcher Steve Hershper, who hit a grand slam noma run in the eighth to give his stiUEd a two-run edge The Bears sdded three unearned tallies in the ninth for insurance. In othtr loop games, Salinas Miipped Modesto, 6-1. and Las ivegas took MocKton, 5-3. The linescores: Fresno 040 110 202 1ft S2 2 Reno 200 212 50x 12 12 4 lieniker, Blair (7), Troxef 8i and Wilson; Rickert, Cronk (7!, Polk 19 and Hurvitz. Las Vegas 000 500 000 5 7 0 Stockton 002 000 010 3 9 I Le and Mtssner; Spearman and Ott. Bokf rsfieid 100 10ft 043 8 14 0 Visalia oill 100 200 4 9 1 Oontkosky and Hershner: Owen and Croke. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE Or ASSESSMENTS NOTiCE TO PROPERTY OWNTflS WHOSE PROPERTY HAS SEES FQVXf LIASLE FOR THE COST O? iMPHGVING. THAT PORTJOff OF. ELDORADO AVENUE FBO THE SOUTH LIKE OP VAN KE33 AVEKUS boundary hereinafter defnhed k(LOT TWO, BLOCK TWELVE, HILX "d " herebv fid tt : s mR Ar5JTJOS, EXTENDED, 1M be benefited fay lb ift improve. C!TY Qr KLA3sfATH FALLS. ORE roent. to-wit: . aON: KNOWN AS IMPROVEMENT Bf gin run at the Normwweriy cr-iumr KQ J3?. THAT THEY HAVE mnt of project for uch Itp of TV PE "E" AsBhrtiic Cn te Pavement 5" thick . , ta.2SS.97. TYPE -C" Cement Conci Pave ment 6" thick S12.207.U. That ih properly tyifip within th Speedboaters Set For Clash Modesto 000 001 000 I 5 5 Salinas 500 001 OOx 6 B 2 Johnson and Muffick; Carlsen and Henry. '1458 ' Indwdin Jim Olson Motors Aussie Aces After Record Bakersfieid, Calif. AP) A pair of swift Australians shoot at the world record in the mile run Saturday niEht m the 70th annual national AAU track and field championships. Two interna Sional marks already have been bettered. Herb Elliott and Mcrv Lincoln won their mile heals -with ease; Friday nicht to set up their duel over the clay track at the Bakers- field Stadium Saturday night. El liott won in 4:01.4 and Lincoln in :07.9. World records felt to homegrown th!etes in the hammer throw and the 440-yard hurdles. Boston s Harold Connolly hurled the 16-oound bail 225 feet 4 inches to surpass the record of 220-10 set by Hussias m.k. urivonosov in 1956. Ohio State's Glenn Davis ran the hurdles in 49.9 seconds. The official world record in the 440-yard hurdles is 50.7, set by South Africa's G.C. Poteieter. Oregon's Jim Grcltc placed third n Elliott's mile heat and was timed at 4:04.2. Jack Larson of the University ot Washington, run ning for the Everett, Wash. Elks Track Club, was fifth in 4:09.2 in Lincoln's mile heat. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FRIDAY'S STARS PITCHING Jim Bunning. Tigers Hit the maior ieaeue hich for the season with J4 strikeouts, walked but two and cave ud only five hits for 7-1 victory over the Yankees, his sec ond m a row over rew lorx. HITTING Al Dark, Cubs Had four hits in five at bats, two m a seven- run first inning, and drove m three runs in 11-3 victory over the Redlegs. 522 So. 6th SON OLTSHOOTS DAD, Fftf MAN OKLAHOMA CITY l D. A. Bryce, special scent in charge of the Federal Bureau of Investiga tion in Oklahoma, has a reputation as the best shot in the state. Yet he had to admit defeat when he look his 12-year-old son Johnny- deer hunting. Johnny bagged a buck at B0 yards, 17 minutes after they hit the field. Bryce hunted all day and failed to bag deer. Background Slows Weill LOS ANGELES t'PI-Al Weil! will not. know until the beginning of next week whether the State Athletic Commission will grant him a special hearing in his at tempt to become a licensed box ing promoter. Weill, ex-manager of former chnpion Rocky Marciano, needs the license to hold a proposed bout here between heavyweight rhamnmn Flovd Patterson and Roy HarriW of Texas in tne ian "flliirhine" facts in his back- srnund are holding up the license, the commission has reported. Famed iawver Jerry Giesler, Weill's counsel, said he had talked with the head of the state agency in Sacramento Friday by phone. Giesler said ne was mm the commissioners would take a poll on whether or not to grant Werl a special hearing. One ot the alleged "disturbing" facts in Weill's background is his acquaintance with underworld fig ure Frankie Carbo. COEUR D'ALESE, Idaho (AP Speedboat fever gripped this hydro-happy resort city Saturday as preparations were completed or the first Diamond tup race here June 29. A 12-boat field is expected. Everything is described in sa pcrlatives, A crowd of 200.000 is expected to line the shores of Lake Coeur d'Alene for the unlimited hydro plane race. Nine parking areas have been set aside. Shuttle bus service Willi be run from the lots to grand stands on the beach. Some 200 policemen and SO radio patrol ears wilt direct trastic. A specia tram wilt be run from Spokane, and special arrangements are be mg made to insure enough food and accomodations for Use crowd Six of the big ihunderboats will he from the Seattle fleet, two from Tacoma, and others from Spokanej Pasco, Phaemx ana Detroit. The new Nfiss Thriftway, win ner of the Memorial Regatta on the Detroit River last Saturday, already is on hand. Others of the Seattle-Tacoma contingent will start heading here Monday, with the Apple Cup winner Miss Bar-i dahl starting the parade, sue win be followed by the Miss Buricn, Question Mark, Miss Seattle, an Thriftway Too of heauie ana we Cora! Reef and Pay-N-Save of Tacoma. From Pasco will come the! Adios. The community - owned Miss Spokane, damaged in a trial run. Miss U.S. I of Detroit, and; Maverick of Phoenix complete the entry lis!. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE iter of Lot I Bioeit Hat SpHnjtt Addition to th City of Kimin FaSSs; thnr? Southeasterly aJnnj Ifp Xattitrestrrir FcuiC tet- rre to the SauthwMterJv cem f Lot 3. id Block 9; ifcerwe North easterly Along the Southeasterly line tii Lot 3, Block 48 end clone the Southeasterly Uo of Lou II, 19, . 8. ncf T of Block tt, at Hill side Addition to th City &t Klm th FU. to ihe Nortrtweteriy tine of KwciJe Avenue: I hence Norlhwetterly Jm She Northwest erly 3m tii Neweattie Avenue to the Korthetsterl? currier oi Lot IS, Biook 3. aid Htilxidfl Addition: thence Southwesterly aJcxng tJs North- westerly Ue ot ldu ta. it i.. and 12 BSoek fi, tatd Hillside Ad dition: to the X&rtheittirrSy line of lot Bisc 3ff, Hot &prmt Ad dition; thence- Northwesterly slona the Northeasterly line of Lot RtAfk 3ft xnirt Mnt Snrinst Addi tion, to the Northeasterly comer of Int 4. said Block SO: thence South westerly along the Northwesterly line of ImI a. said Block SO to the Northeasterly line of Pacific Ter race; innee soaineaawriy M3fi the Northeasterly line of Paetiic Terrace to the somt of b?unnii! That all the nrooertv Included in the atoreaasa oounaarir? soove aesertaett b and the same it hereby declared te be benefited by sard improvement and; assessed for tha expense thereof. That Mnndav the Jlit. daV of July.' IMS, at the hour el 7:M clock. P.M and th Council Boom of the City Hall tn Klamath Fails, Greon, he and it ia hereby ffxed as the time ani nar far hearins OBieet&ms and remonstrance against said proposed improvement. That th Police Juris he and he ft hereby authorised and directed to: ause nouce ot ucr nciriiii " w niblished as provided by fhe City 'hiricr rtf (ad Cttv and he shall suh- lish this resolution as provided by law, and within five days after fhe ftrsi publication thereof the City En gineer shall cause to be conspicuous ly posted at each end af the line ol contemplated improvement such notice province! oy aw ana ww- Passed by the Common CooncU ot City ot Klamath FatS. Orejon, tiis leth. day oi June. tass. Presented ta the Mayor and hv him approved and ttjii4 thii Hlfe nay oi une, jfwe. Mivnr ATTEST: Frank A. Blackmer twice juaae. STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY Or KLAMATH, of the City of Klamath Fail, Ore gon, do hereby certify !hl the above and foreaolng is a true copy a resolution introduced and adopted oy t rmmnn fnlliYCl! rtf the CitV Of Kiamath Fails, Oregon, at its regular meeting held on the !h. day ot June, 1S58. and thereafter approved ana signed by the Mayor. Pottce s&$r. No. m. June 22, 23. 24, 29, Iff, 27. 28 30; Uly I, 2. TWENTY T5AYS FBM THE FIRST t"t;Hi-it:AT!tJN QF THIS WOTtSTi iW WHICH TO FILE APPLICATION PAY THE ASSESSMENTS IN TZH FQt fAU INSTALLMENTS, OR PA IN CASH WHEREAS, the Common CminHI of the City ot Kiamath Falls. Orejcoa, h3? orrfinanre duly adopted May 1958 declared the prooortionate assessments on each tot, part of lot, biock, or parcei of acreage properly found to ha benefited for the nroponionat shar af the cost oi improving; ELDORADO AVENUE, from tfta South line af Van Kess Avenue in th south-easterly ime of tx two. Block twelve, Hiliside Addition, extended, Klamath Falls, Oregon: all ax mora fuiiy and in detail shown on the plans and specifications of the City Engi neer on file wiih he Police Jurlte. of said City in the- matter of said im- rovement, oejng inrprovement tint la. S:t?: that the oronerly so found benefited and liable and assessed as aforesaid, ss the property that lie withtn the boundaries of the following deaeripttorr. ta-wtt; Bexinninf at a point on the sooth- westerly line of !Doradr Avenua which ftea 3S.6J feet northwesterly from fhe most easterly corner of Let 1. Black , Hiliisd Additjoa to the City of Klamath Falls, Oregonr thenra southwesterly parallel to Lowe J! Street ta a point on the southwesterly lin of Ji 11. Bioei. 4. id Additions thence southeasterly along; the south westerly lines of lot 11 and 18 of bioek 4. lots IS and 19 of block 9 and lot 12 of block 12 of said AdriUirm to a point which Si southeasterly iOS feet from the roost westerly cor ner of said lot II. block il; thenc northeasterly parallel to Lawrence Street to. a aoinf on the southwesterly. line of lot 9 of said block 12: thenca southeasterly parallel to ElDorad Avenue to a point m to center oi the eiley in said hloek 12; thene northeasteriy alone: the center of aafd aney and along tne line common to lots 3 and 4 ot satd hlocfc t2 extended io a point on the northeasterly line of EiDorada Avenue: thence northwest eriy siongj th northeasterly line of tuorano avenue to tne most souiner ly corner of lot 18. block 8. of said Addition; thence northeasterly paral let to and S& feet distant northwesteriy from the northwesterly line of Law rence Street to a point which iles St tcet distant northeasterly from tfe southwestcriy line of tot 20, of said block 9: thenee northwesterly and par allel to Eldorado Avenue to a point on tho southerfef Ime of Van Nesc Avenue; thence westerly along; t h southerly Sine of Van Ness Avenaa ta the most westerly corner of Sot ? hiodt 5 of said Addltlan; thence south westerly to the point of beginning. The docket of Ctty Liens has heen Yacht Race Finals Posted HAMILTON. Bermuda iUPI The yachts Legend, Toucbe. Gfory and Finisterre were officially confirmed Saturday as fhe class winners m fhe annua! Ncwpmt-lo- Bermuda race after race autiiori- tes straightened out the greatest confusion in the history of the ocean ciarstc. The first yacht to complete the hJ5-mtle journey from Rhode Is land slipped across the finish line Wednesoay night; the last in the He'd oi 118 straggled in Friday rem nil g. Bt officials had to study tne certificates of each vessel in or der to determine the final plac ing. Ti.cy said that 27 yachts failed to signal as required on night cPTvats. in addition, several arrived almost simultaneously and still otheis crossed the !te two ir three times, adding to the con fusion. Carlekn Mitchell's Finislerre was the rverali winner, the first time tt.at the same yacht has taken top honors two straight years. Stan Musial nf the St. Louis Car dinals was born in Donora, Penn sylvania, but now makes hit home in St. Louis. Minor Leagues By TffF. ASSOCtAfEft PRESS FRIDAY'S BEsri.TS INTERNATIONAL I.EAGt'E Columbus 7. Buifalo fi f 12 innings Toronto 2. Havana a Miami fi, Montreal 2 Richmond , Rochester ft AMERICAN ASSN. Indianapolis 2-1, Omaha f-S Louisville 3, Minneapolis 2 (II in nings! Renter 5, Wichita 4 St. Paul 12, Charleston t TEXAS I.EAOIE Fort Worth 4-7. Austin 0-8 ' Tulsa 4-4. Dallas Victoria 4, Corpus Christi S Houston S. San Antonio 4 SOtTIIERN ASSV. Nashville tft-9. Sew Orleans 9-. Chattanooga 4, Mobile 2 fit! in mhzs Atlanta S, Memphis ( Maple Leafs n Top Spot By United Press Internattenai Jack Crimian's shutout pitching lifted the Toronto Maple Leafs into first place in fhe Internation al League Saturday. Crimian blanked the tunan sug ar Kings. 2-1). on a seven-hitter at Havana Friday night to move fhe Leafs a half-game ahead of the slumping Montreal Royals. who dropped a 6-2 decision to the Miami Marlins. Emilto Ctieche gave up single runs to the Leafs in the second and fourth innings and they were B that Crimian needed. In other Friday night games. Columbus downed Buffalo. 7-6, in 12 innings and Richmond s Bob Chakalcs blanked Rochester, 6-8, on eight hits. Bob Con ey pitched an tne way to win a five-hitter tor Miami. taking the decision from Charley Babe when the Martins Drone a 2-2 tie with four runs m the eighth inning. Columbus scored three runs in the seventh and three in the eighth to tie Buffalo and re liever Luis Arroyo became the winner when the Jets added the winning tally in the 12th. Pushing Wins Fairway Title ASSKS. Iowa tTI Co-ed giant killer Carole An Pushing !8. who unset everybody who was anvhodv in the National Women's Collegiate golf tourney, Saturday was new champion. "Maybe rm better than thought." she said. Miss Pushing, from Carleton College. Minn., playing In her first big tournament, Friday won the crown with s 39-hoie, I-up vic tory over last year s runner-up! iurty Bell of Wichita .'Diversity. In pre-finat rounds. Miss Push ing sot harK national amateur chamoion Jo Anne G ti n d e r s o and collegiate neienomg must Meriam Bailey of Northwestern. The seesaw final endri), when Miss Bell conceded the match and tournament aiter driving into the rough on the ih, dubbing one approach and then overshooting Ihe green. Meanwhile, Mis Push ing had come wtthtn is inches of fhe cup on her three shots. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS wn PRflPKRTV HAS BEEN FOUND LtABLE FOR THE COST Of' TS-ffT PKOM THE NORTHEASTERLY UNE OF P-i-rr l-wnnf-V Tft THE NORTH. EASTERLY UNE OE NEWCASTLE KWwitE " IN THE CITY OF KLAM ATH FALLS, OREGON; KNOWN AS mDnnucUMT UNIT NO. THAT THEY HAVE TWENTY DAYS! FROM THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE tN WHICH TO FILE APPLICATIONS rari. "? ! fin. nf te tirnith raiSs. Oreson, hy nrtltnance duty anwptedj May 2fi. 19M, dceiarea m pFoporaji -M.m-s. nn rh In nart of Itlt. otoeK. oc parrel m Erejtt ji' sc touna to ne Dcnctrtca far inn mw'- Tut (MPttan .f Aiitutm Street Jrom the Northeasterly line ot Pacific Ter race lo tne worineaijy hrc w cw rastl Avenue, in Klamath Fall. Ore- air h mnrm tiiitv flfltt tn ftetfltt hr)Wn tin thff plan ntt pec!f Seal ion of th iii,, n fii itiftv Police Jtmge OI MiO i-iiy in Improvement, being Imprmrmeni Unit No. 138; thai the property n found bpnefitsd and liable and ftweswrl an aforcairt. tn the property thai lies within the bounttarte oi the fot lowfnd description, to-wit: Bemnninjt st the touthwesferfy for ner of Lot 3, BtorSt , Hoi Spring Addition to !ha Cit ot Klamath Fall, OreBtm. ihence northeasterly along the ioutheaterly line ot "aid Lot 3 and alona tha eentertine ni the alley m nini.b m mnii mrma ihm trwi heasterty Una of Lnt 3. Block 48 HtlHride AMt-iUA tion to a point which U fi,.?ef pn,7' .thf.rtv (rant th Otithweirtf . 11 lin of Hiiiairie Awenue: thrc north- westerly parallel to HiUatd Avenue! to S pomt on loe norinwriry tit Lot, Blorit 45. Hillside Addition; vny inthitxitnrlu aVrinff the nnrth- westerij? line ot ai loi aoo vfw: the renterltne of the BiJey m mCK 45. aid Hillside Addition, and along the northwrsterty line oi to , Bio-k Mfvi Snrtns Aitrft(rt, to the ROrth- easterlv line at Papitle Terrace; easterly tine of Pacific Terraca to the point ot beginning The docket of City Ifent haa been made up a provided fey section 2Bi JfJW WiJJ tW JOimO ff OI inr ilttilrn of the owners who property h a been as assetted as aforesaid and against which liens have Been aoca- trt nv main nrmnancc nrnvioru. inaiiW wiih hf detrriDtion of the prooeriy of eacn owner antj ie tit amount so assesseo srtihh rm n eific property and the owner and hold' Reference ts nereoy mane aucii Urn docket for detail destription ot each tot, pari of tot, oiorfc or parceJ nf mt-tM-im. nrnnoriv tfi ieSsed Further notice ia hereby given the runwliv nwnrrt nf orrmertv SO - sensed and hereinafter listed ihai anchj rmf ni now aoa payaote. and will he dcttoouent from and after: the expiration of twenty days from: the date of the first publication t thia notice, whtch said first pobliea- tion wttt &e mase on we ivin, aj of -luoe, I8.TS. The owners of property so asseswej s iftrMii rntut tther DJV m fr.M or make and tile with the Poiiee Judit- ef the said City oo or before the tn, ay oi tmy. win iwrn- ty davs from the flrrt pttfeiicattan of this notice, their respective apptira tions to oav such asiemcn(fi in ten en.it imlatimenta, provtdiRe ihey nave not previously j Following is the dpscriptioii of the property, name of owner and amount ai me iien: made P as provided by section 2S& oi the Charter ot said City, and beiow wilt he found Jlat of the names, ot the owners whose property ba been so eiaeAsed as aforesaid and against which: Iteos have been docketed, as by said ordinance provided, together with the 0scriistion of the nrooertv of each owner aptd tne total amount iO assessed against each specific prop erty end the owner and holder thereof. Reference Is herehv made to such iicn docket for detaiJ description oi each lot. part of lot, black or par cel ef acre a jo property so assessed. Furlher notice ts hereby aives th resnective- numrt of nmssertv so- as 3CNscrd and hereinafter listed that sucrt assessment ts now ata ana pay so;., - t and wtit he deiinqwertt from and alter in expiration of twenty aays irom an American iage hasrhaU: gim? was MM7 at a tw oris CleveJand doublchparfcr in 1954, The property tn HOT SPBltfflS Af niTiniw Tfi SAm city, with rte- wriptioij thereof, name of owner wt amount ot tne assessment i - loiinws: ivOt t swiy m , Bloc f trsi p tit rharch S.'iO i tot l wr.iy BO. BtQPX , ofnniw Tnile, ;i7oi, 2. liiock 44, Cecil A- it Tiot Lot a, HWcfe , Harry - uc Lot 4, Hfock 4-V Z4 fHtendorf, 2.1'W 1-ot 5. Biork 45. Afma B. Cefe, 4KI (S. Lot Biock 45. Walter P St verne Lisssett, 80RW. The property Jo HfLLSffE AROt rtrvM rv aim CITV wtih: drro- tioo thereof, name or owner a p amoimt of the assessments era a tot Lot 4. Btock 4-V Lawrence at ts E Riater. S2 K , Lot 8, HiOC twrenc at '-"- les K. Slater, 24 ..,- I-ot 12, Biock a. It !Fto ' fyjt t-t. Blocli 4S, Mrs. ui Bar low, SS , , Lot 14, Block 43, Mrs. Jul E. Bar-i low. 8M. f . . . Lot J5 Biocit 4S. Frf!Ct U. Aud-i ery K. Mathews, S24 R.t. , . a . lt JS, Block 45, Francis L. Aud- ry E- Maihews. 51 tt I, Bloclt 4. Don At Bonnie An- l.ot ', Biocit 4, Don & Bonnie An derson, 2 tft Lot Bfock 4. W. D. A Mildred ; Campbell, 24 4ft i-ot T, Bloc it so, Htrntn .t 3xt ft. Btoch Harold sb. Lot 9, Block , Haroid Rvish 324 4 sK JR. Bloeh 4ft. Joet H A Mar- Lot n. BiocSc' 4. Car A, Dolorse M Frough. 82 7S, Thi. nir i mihUiherf bv order of fh Common Cotjncti of th? City of Kismalh Falls. Oregon. ptMurtt t sfitnit ?ao nf the Chsrtrr nt usid Citv Oaled at KJamsih Ftt. Orefos, ws 18th da of Jure, tVt ritANK A ni.ACKMf.B POLICE Ji?DfiK nf City of Kiamath Fsii, Ore gon Ko, Sin, June la, 20, XI. 33 14. the date of the first pwbiieaiinp of this v notice, which said first ptibUeatios wilt be made on the lam day oi June, t9.M. The owners of property so assessed , as aforesaid must either pay in etsH or make end file with the Police Judge or tne aaia city on or oeiore the ata day of July, tS38, being twenty day from fhe first publication, ot this na nce, meir respective application to say sucrt aaaewmertis xn ten eqsm installments, nrovidins tbjpv have oot previoosiy signed for same. n HMRJwtng w oesenptjon or the property, name ot owner h d smounl ot the hen: All property ia ta SiLSISS ADDITION to aaid City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, and the description (hereof, with the name of owner ami the amount of the assessment ra as follows: Lot 1 NKtv SB'. Block 4. M, E. Fere bee. S2KC.12. Lot J EWly fi3 Bioele 4. WtKiS R. M June A. Eittretm, 1S8SS, Lot 2. Siochr 4. John At Bllll Love Hohioion, 2X1.1$. Lot t, Biortt 4, Kiamaih Valley Lum ber Co., 323.36. Lot 4, Slock 4, Clarence H. it LouUe S. Sigea, 32:t-3ST Lot S. Block 4. Fletcher F. & Wanda C, Coon, 323 3S. 11 S ft E's 7. Biock 4, Albert F, A Betsy .Fouiger, R6.I2. Lot n Sl W J, HmeK WOTTtft n Pansy Burton, ?98. Lot a&si 29. Block . ortruue o. W'4 tn Rtftde . Wsrra it Efeanor M. Parr, Lot 1R t W'3 IP. Block 4, Cecil A. & Nolle Kitllan, 7$ Sg. Lot 2f) & Ei ta, biock , Fred & Veima ff. Taylor, 75 99 LOt H rV W 33. tii OCX , S3 ward A Lucille Pappcnfus, 13g.t. Lot 23 & E. 2T 22. Bli( 4. Hobin- aon Enterprises Inc.. 5SS.2B. Lot atocft 5, Howara r. s vir ginia E. TJixon, .18 38 .'.ot 5 Block 5, George W, & Marr Martin. 711?. Lot 9, Block a. Everett B. Me it: Ball, 77 43. f d! Birtcfe Citv of Klamat Falls, OrejEon, 328 38. Lot ft, fiiocK 5, tweap w m ofotny B, Anderson 27S.37. Lot a Wtv 159- Biocir 5, Fred H. A Loiiiie E. Bteho. 37 00. Lot B Kiy m- ana Lot 19 E.v 50'. Block S, Morris A- & Jacjiie!ttt F Carter, I364J. Lol i awiy ion moot .t. (,(iriarn At Arrcila C, Voieht, 27824 t,ca t. Bioefc S, Esixcfie A F. Ktals Cook, 2 04 Lot in Blorie 8. wenaeu i. e tor raiop V. IJttettL J361L l,cx ft, Bioefc . Dufor & Dorothy Ctltter Ilargus, 128. It Lot ta Kiy -W and J3 Ety So Block: . Cheater H. & Marie K Hamaker. i4fT.T2. l-ot II Wtv t'. Block S, Lecne St Robertson. 3711. 24 Lnt j.t W)y m. Bloclt 8, KveraU C. Af Elixabctb Vanderpook 2?S 2t. Lot 14 & MWEv 13, Biock S, Georae M. A Sadie R Smith, 4R2 4S, Lot ffl A SrTfv ' I.V Block trVtlbu J, Ertnif H. Smith. 4fii ftV Lot IS. Slock Wesley u, Hcprec Jr.. W.-W. Lot Iff, S toe 5c s. wastey u- wcjiw Jr., 3SW. fot 2d A Wfv 21. BfF , Charls J. A Lynna Martin. 327. Efy So'. Block 9. J- Martin Adams, 324 42. tt a swtv s Block , Joseph Annabelte Bettotti. ISS 21. trfit 2 Siv .14' of Ely o- sait Lot 3. Block 9. fiaud E. & Vtr jmsa K fi.n. 49643 Lot 4 A NWty S, Bloc 9r Eufen A Margaret Bailie, 47Sft Lot ft A SRiv i S. Biock , Jarne H A Joaorte Noel. 474 B-V tt 7. Biocfe James fL St isotere E Howard Lift 23- , . Lot R Biocit R. Jamea R. ft Doforet ffoward. 12ff 32 Lot S A NF.tv 2.V i8, Btcll Rem A Id D Mcichiorl. SU 4& Lot 11 A svtir 2V 3ft. Block 9, Jena W Evadna Paieton. 75 Ii 12. Bloclt S. George C. & FiyV lis n May. W67 Lof ts, Btoea , Boh B. Bt M flrchl. VfS7 Loi 2fl. BiocSc . 3nl F. ft Betty M mwhi. WS 1-ot , Biock 9, R. V, & Verla Van Ormsn. Sft.S?. Lot 22, Biock 9. K. V. A VerS Va OrmaH, ItftTS Lni as. Biock . Frank ft Caret B. Lot 24 Bioci , Frank ft Carol 8- Lot t Blorit 12. Gero( H. ft Made ton Adiei. 3i57 Lot 2 Biocit 12, Csoffs H. ft ad eion Adier. 3ifSS7. Lot 3 A N' 4. B!ock 11. Rolte ft Elorence M Lanreen, 3 2T. Wynne. !fl7 2ft Lot a. 3i"C)t ta, fioyo m Mrwf . Biock SJ. Waliece ft Ms 1 Et'e. H12 n - Blick II, rioyd ft Bsrsa?!. Wvnne 33 7 , , i.i 12. Biock II. Eioyd ft Ssrbsr Cits share for J cap M Mtttlttt pavement, t. 445 45 he Common Coiiircll o the Cit: Thts notice Is publish h order f too council ot nm mi Kismafh ralti. Orefon. piitmini W Sectroo 2KB ot the Chart ef ad Cay. Rated at Klamath 71!, Oro, tth dav of June, S1-- Police Jdr, , Citv of Kiamatft Prfht Oretafc Nd, Sn June 19, 20. 22 M, 14.