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Hank Aaron Leads Braves To Win; Giants Beaten, 2-1 Br Unllrd Prmi International Hear all that hammerlnc? It 's only Hank Aaron keeping the Irnnt door open for the Mil waukee Braves and prevent inc National l.eanur pitchers from getting any sleep. Aaron did some pretty loud knocking Sunday when he drove in three runs with a homer and a single that beat the Cubs, 4-1. and moved the Braves a full game in front. Braves 4, Cubs 1 Hammenn' Hank unloaded his 22nd homer wilh one on in the first Inning off Dave Hillman and singled home Bill Bruton in the third. All that hitting brought rookie Carlton Willey his fourth victory although he needed help from Don Mc.Mahnn when the Cubs threatened in the ninth Chicago collected only five hits, all olf Willey. Chicago ora loo noo l 5 2 Milwaukee 201 010 OOx 4 10 1 Hillman, Henry '71, Hnbhie (Hi and S. Taylor. Willey, McMahon (Pi and Crandall. Winner Willey (4-31. Loser Hillman (2-21. Hit Aaron. Pirates 2, Giants 1 Pittsburgh nipped San Francis Co. 2-1, in a 14-inning opener and the sernnd game was suspended Today's Sport Parade Ted Akinson Gains Spot In Turf Fame By OSCAR KRALEV NEW YORK (UP!) You can add horse racing to mice and men today when it comes to plans going astray. What brings this to mind is the recently concluded election which this slimmer will send three jockeys, trainers and horses gal loping into the National Museum ol Racing al Saratoga Springs. The ballot brought to light that Ted Atkinson already is in while a couple of gents named Eddie A r c a r o and Johnny Longden aren't. Not that "The Slasher" doesn't belong. But, as you might say in donning your undergarments, first things first. Atkinson in such classic halls ahead of Kddie and Longden is like putting your socks on before your shoes. Misler Longden is merely the leading jockey wilh more than S.onn winners. Aside from quantity, Arcarn is only the mnstest in such items as money won, stakes won, derbies won and ability. ALL A MISTAKE The scattered powers who con trol the Hall of Fame voting natur ally are reluctant to account for this horsey faux pas. II seems that in a recent election the har ried selection board needed one more nominee. Someone dropped In Atkinson's name on the mis taken theory that Arcaro and Longden assuredly were already ensconced in the shrine. So what happened? "The Slash er" came rushing down on the outside and wound up in the Hall of Fame. Arcaro and Longden look to he shoo-ins this lime around wilh the third spot up for grabs among Kmc (iuerin. Rill Harlaik, Conn McC'reary and Willie Shoemaker. Three trainers also are to he Voted in and the two leading candidates would seem to be "Sunny Jim" Filzsimmons and "While Hal Men" Jones. Mr. Filz, who observed his 114th birthday anniversary last Wednes day by traipsing to the track in Usual pre - dawn fashion, has been saddling winners since Jim Jeffries w a s the heavyweight champion of the world, lie won HURRY! Only 3 MORE DAYS of our BIG STOREWIDE SALE! LUCAS FURNITURE yThis WeeksSOv if Specials '55 Ford Victoria g J R. & H., Power Srtering, m m Ford-O-Mahc, Lew Milaq. I I '56 Studobakcr 'Pickup y Ton III II V8 . Overdrive, Twin Troction, Bjrdcn I 1 I I Bumper, Deluic Cab, Low Mileage. 1 I , I I Under Our Roof at III ui? l trio II minors X. Mere rHrt.Bftrtx m m with the score tied 3-3 in the eighth because of Pennsylvania's Sunday curfew law. Dirk Groat s sacrifice fly scored Frank Thomas with the winning run in the 14lh inning of the opener. Iteliever Don (iross was the winner. Hay Jablonski homer ed off starter Ronnie Kline in the seventh and Bob Skinner tied the score with a homer off Al Worth- inglon in the ninth. 1 1st game. 14 innings) S. F. 0O0 000 100 (100 00 1 9 2 Pitts ooo ooo not noo nt 2 8 0 Worthington, Miller I . Mon zant i I4i and Schmidt. Kline. Por lerfield iRi, Face . Gross Mi and Hall. Foiles lot. Winner (i'-nss i3-2i. Loser Monzant (6-81 HIIS Jablonski, Skinner. (2nd game, suspended with Pills burgh hailing in 8th inning, cur lew to be completed later date San Fran. 020 Kin 00 3 II 0 Pittsburgh 000 102 0 3 6 1 (liel and V. Thomas. Blackburn. Porlerlield (7) and Hall. HH-F. Thomas. Phils 7, Dodgers 4 The Phillies and Dodgers wound up in "suspense," too, in their twin-hill at Philadelphia. Philadelphia won the opener. 7-4, with the aid of Willie Jones' two homers and the second game the Triple Crown wilh Gallant Knx and Omaha and also has Irained such champions as Sea biscuit, Bold Ruler, Nashua. Johnstown, Fighting Fox and Bu sanda. HOHSKS A PROBLEM Jones, one of the most success ful trainers in history, set a re cord by saddling six Kentucky Derby winners: Lawrin, Whirl away, Pensive, Citation, Ponder and Hill Gail. The third spot is a race among Preston Burch, Ilirsch Jacobs. Willie Mollcr, Rert Mulhollnnd, George Odom and Carey Winlrey. It is a hit more diflicult for the voters when it comes to picking three of the 20 horses placed on Iho ballot. For they have listed a great number of the great ones and you can make a case for all of them. If you're a racing Ian you'll remember most ol Ihem: the tragic Phar Lap, Ihe hard - luck Seabiscuil, Hold Venture, Caval cade, Equipoise, Gallant Fox. Johnstown. Omaha, Twenty Grand, War Admiral, Challednn, Dark Secret, Discovery, Faircno. Granville, Jamestown, Ladysman. Pompoon, Questionnaire and Sun Beau. Even Clem McCarthy would have had trouble calling three winners there hut if they by pass riders like Arcaro and Long den and trainers such as Mr. Filz and "While Hat Ben," then this whole business has to be a complete joke. United Press International Nallnnnl League G. AB II. II. Pet. Mllsial, SI. L. R!l .110 45 11.1 ,3S4 Mays. S.F. 02 :iti:i Kl I2H .34" Ashhurn, Pha 110 336 3(1 118 .3.1!) Skinner. Pitts 80 333 64 110 .328 Dark, Chi 7!1 318 38 104 .327 American League Cei v. K.C. 85 318 61 103 .33(1 Power. Clcvo. SO 3.VI 62 117 .326 Goodman, Chi 61 237 27 77 .323 Fox, Chi. 97 386 52 125 .324 Itunnels, Bos. 87 333 57 108 .324 Home Runs National League Thomas. Pi rates 28: Banks, Cubs 27: Aaron. Braves 22: Walls, Cubs 21; Math ews, Braves 20. American League Jensen. Red Sox 20: Mantle. Yankees 26; Sie vers. Senators 26; Cerv, Athletics 26; Colavito, Indians 21. Runs Hatted In National League Banks. Cubs 80; Thomas, Pirates 70; Ander son, Phillies 64: Cepeda, Giants lid; Rover. Cards 50. American League Jensen, Red Sox 80; Cerv, Athletics 72; Sto vers. Senators 65; Colavito. Indi ans 61: Lemon, Senators 59; Mai zone, Red Sox 50. 239 Main S S was suspended because of the curfew law with Ihe Phils ahead, 21, in the sixth. Jones' two homers plus a pair of triples by Solly Hemus and another homer by Carl Sawalski gave Rohm Roberts his loth win in the opener. '1st game i Los Angeles 001 010 oil 4 12 0 Philadelphia 000 013 03x 7 8 0 Williams, Kipp 8i, Lahine (8 and Roseboro. Roberts 1 10-91 and Sawatski. Loser Williams B-fi. HRS Sawatski, Jones 2. Zim mer. '2nd game, suspended after fi in nings, curfew to be completed at later datel Ixis Angeles I no 000 1 .1 3 Philadelphia ooo 002 2 2 0 Giallnmhardo and Pigantann. Simmons and Lnpata. HR Zim mer. Cards 4-1, Reds 3-10 Cincinnati charged back for a 10-1 victory in the nightcap of a double-dip after St. Louis won Ihe opener, 4-3, behind Larry Jack son s six-hit pitching. Ex - American Leaguer Alex Kellncr set the Cards down on seven hits in the finale while the Hedlegs nicked loser Bob Mabe lor six hits and seven runs during Ihe 4 2-3 innings he pitched. Joe Cunningham and Frank Robinson each hit homers in the opener. 1 1st game) Cincinnati Oil) ooo 002 3 6 0 St. Louis 100 021 OOx 4 110 Nuxhall. Acker St. Schmidt (8 and Bailey. Jackson (781 and Smith. Loser Nuxhall 6-6). HRS Cunningham, Robinson. '2nd game) Cincinnati OHO 340 30010 12 0 St. Louis 000 010 000 1 7 0 Kellner '3 D and Bailey. Mabe. Brosnan (5, McDaniel (61, Paine '8i and Landrilh. Loser Mabe '0-31. Tribe 7-7, Yonks 2-2 Over in Ihe American League. the Cleveland Indians halted the New York Yankees' seven - game winning streak wilh a pair of identical 7-2 victories. It was Ihe Indians' firsl victories over Ihe Yanks in Cleveland this season following seven straight losses to the league leaders. Cal McLish gained his ninth victory in the opener by holding the Yankees to eight hits. In the nightcap Jim (Mudcati Grant hurled a three-hitter for his eight victory and Rocky Colavito con trihuted a grand - slam homer off Rob Turley, who lost his fourth game against 15 victories. ' 1st game) New York 000 001 100 2 8 1 Cleveland 300 210 lOx 7 9 2 Slurdivanl, Trucks i7i and How ard. McLish (0-6I and Nixon. Los or Slurdivant U-51. HRS Har roll. Colavito, McDougald, Throne- berry. '2nd game) New York 000 002 000 2 3 0 Cleveland 000 024 ltlx 7 9 3 Turley, Trucks iai and Berra Grant '8-81 and Nixon. Loser Turley (15-4). HRS Averill, Col avito. Boston 7, ChiSox 3 The Red Sox snapped a four- game losing streak with a flurry of four home runs that sunk the While Sox. 7-3. Jackie Jensen hit his 20th homer while teammates Don Buddin. Frank Malzone and Jim Piersall alsn hit for the circuit. Boston 100 012 300 7 B 0 Chicago 102 000 000 3 13 1 Brewer. Wall 13'. Ryerly '5' and While. Pierce. Shaw (61. Sla ley mi and Loallar. Winner Byer ly '301. Loser Pierce (10-7). 1 1 II S Piersall, Ruddin. Jensen, Malzone. Athletics 11, Birds 6 linger Maris drove in live runs while leading Kansas City In an 11-6 decision over Baltimore. Maris had a pair of triples and a single In pace Ihe Athletics' IB-hit attack while Boh Cerv col lected two singles lo take over the league hatting lead with a Tin average. Baltimore 300 002 001 6 13 1 Kansas Citv 241 003 Olx II 16 1 Brown. Zuverink '21. O'Dell '2. Rcamnn '6'. Lehman '7' and Tri andos. Ginsberg (7'. Garver Ml-7i and Smith. Loser Zuverink 12-2'. MRS Nieman (21, Carrasquel. PeMaeslri. Nats 4-6, Tigers 3-1 Washington swept a doublehead er Ironi Ihe skidding Detroit Tigers. 4-3 and 6-1, on a pair ol fine pitching performances by C a m i I o Pascual and Pedro Ramos. '1st game) Washington 020 010 100 4 13 1 Detroit 000 002 0U1-- 3 4 2 Pascual 6-.M and Courtney. Larv, Morgan (7. Fischer '9' and Wilson. Loser Lary i910. HR Zauihin. 2nd game) W ashington nst) ooo oto 6 10 o Detroit 000 000 1)10 1 5 2 Ramos '8-9' and Knrcheck. cuirre. Foytark 12'. Morgan '7', Fischer '91 and Hegan. Wilson '9'. Loser Aguirre 1.1-4 L HRS Lemon, Hazle. Russian Fans Differ On Eats MOSCOW UT1 Capitalist Americans may munch hot dogs and drink beer nt their track meets, but fans in this land of the proletariat nibble caviar sand wiches and drink champagne. At giant Lenin Stadium, where Ihe first Russian Airencan dual track meet in taking place, thous ands of Soviet citizens lake time out Irnm watching lo eat, dunk, and talk with Iriends But unlike American stadiums where the hot dog and soil drink cndor is a Limih.ir sunt, Lenin HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Curfew Law Leaves Doors Open ForSF PHILADELPHIA (LTD The dull bong of the curfew echoed again through the state of Penn sylvania Sunday and the Giants fell back into second place behind Milwaukee. There also were several dull thuds into the bleachers as far Ihe San Francisco pitching staff was concerned while the Giants were dropping a 2-1 game o the Pirates in the 14th inning of the opener then played to a 3-3 suspended tie in the nightcap. Tonight they return to this city of Brotherly Razzberries where they tangle in a twi-night double- header with the Phils. Ruben Go mez. (5-7) and Mike McCormick 7-2) are slated to go for San Francisco again! Roman Sem- proch 112-6) and John Meyer l-2 Manager Bill Rigney of the Giants was chased just before the second contest was suspended when the umpires claimed he was stalling after he had enme out of Ihe dugout to talk with pitcher Paul Giel. Just alter Rig got the thumb, the fatal hour struck. BRAVES BELT CUBS In the meantime, the Braves had defeated Ihe Cubs, 4-1, to take a full game lead over San V rancisco. The Giants blew leads in both of Sunday's contests. Al Worth' ington was working on a 1-0 cush inn in the bottom hall of the ninth in the opener when Bob Skinner sent it into overtime with a tre inendnus home run into the right field stands. Then the teams battled into the 14th inning where Ramon Mon zant took over for Stu Miller Frank Thomas hit mlo a fnrce play for the first out and went to second on Skinners single. Mon (ant intentionally walked Bill Ma zeroski to load the bases and Thomas scored on Dick Groat's sacrilice fly to Willie Kirkland in short right. It was Monzant's eighth loss while Don Gross got his third win after going one in nine. Thomas bombed his 2Blh home run of the year off Giel with Ro herlo Clemenle on base in the sixth inning of the second game to tie the score. 3-3. SO LONG. RIG Then with one out in Ihe eighth inning. Giel worked the count to two balls and no strikes on Rober to Clemenle. Rigney came out tn gab wilh Giel. got the hook and by then the curfew had rung. Singles by Daryl Spencer and Valmy Thomas gave the Giants a 2-0 lead off slartcr Ron Black hum in the second inning of the he fourth by scoring Orlando Cepeda on a sacrilice fly. But then Pittsburgh senred run in Ihe fourth on a pair of doubles by Dick Sluart and Frank Ihomas followed by Skinner's sacrifice fly. The game will he resumed al Ihe point where it hailed on a laler date. It marked Ihe second lime this season the curfew has caught up wilh the Giants in this slate. A game wilh Ihe Phillies was halted on June 22. San Francisco blanked Ihe Pir ates. 10, on Saturday with Marv Grissom assisting Johnny Anton- elli who won his 11th. Airways Do Business If Yankees, SFWin Hv THE ASSOCIATED PRKSS NKW VOttK lAP) It Ihe Gianls and Yankees win pennants, Ihe subway series will move lo t lie olevAlprl in Oelnber. This par lieular elevated will he cruising nver 21). (MM) feet up and the fare won't he IS cents. In (act, the round trip plane lare. tax included, runs some where hehveen $1H." and $34R de pending on what kind of accom modations you wish. Chartered fliuhls make the lone hop west in about 8 hours and l.t minutes. The trip hack is taster, ahout 7 hours and 43 minutes be cause of Ihe prevailing winds. Ol course. Ihe cheaper flights take a bit longer. One airline lh.il is putling jets into service in the (all would like nothing better Ulan a chance tn hu?z the cast back and forth. They say Ihe time would be nhoul "i hours out and between 4:15 and 4: in hark. The (liaoils fly all Ihe lime in a chartered job In make all Ihe long hops ol the National League Irom their new San Krancisco home. The New York club has laken three flights this year, us ually taking a charier for (he long haul from Kansas City. Although some ol (he Yanks aren't too keen about it, they all have been (ly ing. Nobody can force a man tn tly if he dicsn't want lo. Hut as (ar as the World Series is concerned. Ihe "train man" probably would he out of luck. II is most unlikely thai the schedule would be adjust ed lo permit a reluctant a(hlr(e to make the trip by rail. This business n( the Ciiants win ning the pennant no longer is ri diculous. They have been up there all year. Iirst or close to it. and show no signs of any serious lailspin. 1( they can escape a se rious slump on Iheir current east rrn swing, they should he in it all the way. They crammed 2.1. 44R into Seals Sladium boasts dozens of bullets under Ihe stands where fans can buy thick sandwiches, cold drinks, lea, collee and champagne. For three rubles von r.-m nv an open caviar sandwich, a qu.irter- mcn oi niacK caviar spread on an inch-thick slue of bread. Kor Ihree rubles and .V) knprks you m-t Kia ni wiiet cnampagne, wrt" and semt-dtv. But most Russians sell If lor beer, mineral wairr. hsrrinj and cheese er iau.-a:e sandwiches. Lakeview Meet; Klamath 2nd Lakeview captured a six-team swimming meet haiuraay at trie Klamath Falls Municipal Pool, de feating the host Klamath team 192- 109. Third place was Bend with 78 points followed by Grants Pass with 57 points. Lorella had four an) Malin three to complete the team scoring. The meet results: 11-12 yrs. Girt .Ti-Yd. Freestyle i Shrrri Pa-ne- iB. Sherrill Ptti ,lt. Linda Bornotto KF. Time 22. B. 11-12 yrs. Boys :t3-Yd Freestyle i Myron Steward "LKi, Jerry Kra er iKF', Danny Zen or GPi. Time 20 7. 11-12 yn. tiirii xi-ra. BacKstroue li Sheila Jar man tLki. Tyana Payne KFi. Beckv Brown GP. Time 27.0. 11-12 yrs. Boy IVt-Yd. Backstroke 1 Mvron Steward 'Lk i, Jerry Kra ner iKF, Danny Zennr (GPi. Time 24 A. 11-12 yrt. W-Yd. Breaststroke H Joan Griffith Lk', Sheila Jarman Lk) and Becky Brown GPi. Time 2H. 11-12 yn. Boys .t.-yq. Breaststroke It Danny .enor tut, hteve roiey iB and Jim Tooke Lk. Time 2ft 0, 13-14 yn. Girl 33-Yd. Freestyle -t Linda Slate Ri. Kay Whalev KF and Mavn Kliewer Lk. Time 21.4. 13-14 yrs. Boyi 3.1-yd. Frees y e H Mike Curtis tfiP'. Gary BuchhOlz iKFi and Jnhn Cutter ib. Time 17.8. 1.1-14 yrt. Girli fifi-Yd. Freestyle Hi Linda Slate fRt, Mavis Kliewer (Lki and Kay Whaiey fKF. Time 47.6. 13-14 yri. Boyt Kfl-Yd. Freestyle f 1 1 Mike Curlis (GP". Gary Buchholz KFt and Larry Taylor tLkj. Time 39. . 1.1-14 yn, Gtrli 3.1-Yd. Backstroke Ii Lorl Ranger iBt, Mavis Kliewer tLk' and Betty Harris iLki. Time 25.1 13-14 yrs. Boys .1.1-Yd. Backstroke '1' Mike Curtis GP. Wayne Cham- berland 'KFi and Larry Taylor lLk Time 23.1 13-14 yrs. Gtrls 33-Yd. BreasUtrnke Briefs By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TRACK MOSCOW The. United States look an S.1-7H lead over Russia in the opening of Ihe two-day meet GOI.F BAI.T1MUKK Art Wall Jr., won the Eastern Open on Ihe first ex tra hole afler tying Jackie Burke and Boh Rosburg with 72 - hole score ot 27fi. i FRENCH LICK, Ind. - Louise Suggs finished the 72 holes wilh a 300 for victory in the French Lick Open. TENNIS HAVERFORD. Ta. Allhea Gib son won the Pennsylvania champi onshin with a 7-5. 2-6, 6-4 victory over Sally Moore, 18-ycar-old Call- fornian Barry Mackay rallied Irom seven math points for a 6-8. 6-4 4-6, 6-3. 14-12 victory over Lejan- dro Olmedo in the men s finals. RACING NEW YORK Bold Ruler fin ished seventh, beaten 15 lengths, as Cohoes ( $25.70 1 won Ihe $57, 000 Brooklyn Handicap at Jamaica. DETROIT Swoon's Son ($5) ran his total earnings tn $851,667 with victory in Ihe $50,000 added Michigan Sweepstakes at Detroit CHICAOO A Dragon Killer i$3(l.20i won Ihe $146,575 classic at Arlington Park with favored Kentucky Pride last in the field of 12 three-year-olds. OCEANPORT. N..I. Watch Your Step i$U.40 defeated a field of 2-year-olds in the $58,900 Sap ling at Monmouth Park. STANTON. Del. Endine ($251 edged Dotted Line in the $143,562 Delaware Handicap for fillies and mares at Delaware Park. Stadium, smallest park in the niainrs, for San Francisco s open ing day game with Los Angeles. Perhaps that could be increased a hit with temporary stands bill not too much. San Francisco's new stadium with 45,000 seals won't he started until August. It is a question whether it will be ready lor the 1!5!) season. Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick is Ihe authority for Ihe slalemenl thai there is absolutely no possibility o( any shift of Giant games lo any other city (Los An geles and lis 100.000 Coliseum, for inslancel if the i.innls win. Years ago clubs used tn shift series games tn the rival league's park in Ihe same city. In 1918 the Cubs played Iheir series games with thp Hoston Ken .sox in lo- miskey Park. And in 1015 and 191(1 the lied Sox played their series games at Braves Field because e( its greater capacity. With plavers sharing in Ihe re reipls of the Iirst lour games and Ihe first two set for Ihe National League v city this year, you couldn't blame the Yankees if thev moled for Milwaukee wilh its 45.000 seals. The series schedule won't he adonled until late August or early September hut there is lillle doubt that II will sian weones dav, Oct. 1 in the National cilv. Frick said Ihe malter nf series scheduling hadn't been discussed vet. But he thought there would he no need for any more than one o(( day for travel if Ihe clubs had lo go from Calilornia lo New York. You have tn go way hack lo 1920 and the Brooklyn park be fore it was enlarged to find any thing comparable to San Fran cisco's small capacity. The Brook lyn learn packed in 2S.nsfl for one series game in 1920. The smallest crowd ever to see a series game was the 6.210 at Detroit in 1908 for the final game with Chicago. As lar as television is concerned there will be no major problems, except the deep cut into the prime early evening hours when the games originated in California. Any private deals Ihe Giants or llodgers may have with .pay-as-vou-go television is not valid in a World Series. Commissioner Frick has complete charge ol all series play. He engineered the sale of ihe' telecasts and broadcasts lo Ihe National Broadcasting Co. for a M.2.V.onn annual fee. The five lyear pact runs through 1961. Tops Swim It Marhell Arzner (Lk. Kathy Ken 'On iM and AUca Hutchinson '. Time 24 7. l.VH yrt. Bnvi 33-Yd. HreailMroke - Ill Tom Tooke 'Lk'. Boh Metun Lki and Larry Gilbeick (Bt. Time 26 3. 1.V1B yn. Girls 33-Yd. Freestyle ' Sherry Jarman iLk. Joan Hawes I' and Sherratn Arzner iLk. Time IB 7. lVlrl yrt. Bova 3,t-Yd. Free.lyle Bill Dnllarhlde Lk, Jay Cox iKF and Roger Bejorvick lB. Time 17.0. yrs. uiris 60-Yd. rreesiyi 1 Sherry Jarman Lk. Joan Hawe B and Jean Saubert iLk'. Time 43.4. 15-16 yrt. Boyt 6fi-Yd. Freestyle 1 1 Jerry Parkinson tLk. Bill Dnl larhlde (Lki and Tim Cady (Bi. Time 38 ft. 15-111 yrs. Girli 6ft-Yd- Breas tstroke Sherratn Arzner iLk. Mary Lee Scnville Lki and Kerry Adams (Lki. Time 5R.9. 13-1. yn. Boys S6-Yd. Breaxlsiroke i Jim Caldwell iKF. Georse Cleve land iB) and Ted Wagner B. Time 34 2 13-1(1 yn. Girts Rfl-Yd. Backstroke Sherry Jarman Lk. Jean Sau- hert (Lki and Danne Bajlly iBi. Time 32 0. 15-1(1 yrt. Boys fifl-Yd. Backstrnke Jerry Parkinson Lki. Steve Ray iGPi and Jay Cox KF. Time 48.7. 13-18 yrs. Girls 165-Yd. Freestyle li Joan Ha wen iB1, Jean Sauhert iLkt and Phyllis Pounds B. Time 2:1(1.4. 13-10 yrs. Boys 165-Yd. Freestyle li Jerry Parkinson (Lki. Gary Cecil Bi and Jay Cox (KFt. Time 2:00 3. 17 yrt. and over Girls 33-Yd. Free style tli Robyn Chapman tKFi, Ba rhel Goodrich Bi, and Molly Fletcher ilki. rime zu.4. 17 yrt, and nver Boys 33-Yd. Tree tyle li Jim Overdorff (KFt. Fred Steinhauser iBt and Dave DeLap KFi. Time 16.8. 17 yrs. and over Girls tfM-Yd. Free itvle ill Rachel Goodrich iB. rime 2:32.0 17 yrt, and over Bnv 165-Yd. Free style Hi Ken Pagnl GP. Larry Landreth Lk and Terry Landreth k. Time 204 5. 17 yrt. and over Girls 66-Yd. Breast- stroke ill Molly Fletcher (Lk-, Mi chelle Brett tLor.) and Chris Shearer iKF. Time 1:18.7. 17 yn. and over Boys 66-Yd. Breast- stroke Hi Terry Landreth iLk Dave DeLap 'KFi and Ron Erickion GPi. Time 31.0. 17 yrs. and over Girls 66-Yd Free style ill Robyn Chapman tKFi and Rachel Goodrich Lk. Time 30.6. 17 yrt. and over Boys (ifi-Yd. Free style Hi Fred Steinhauser iB", Ken Pagni GPi and Larry Landreth (Lkt. Time 37.9. 17 yrt. and over Girls 66-Yd. Bark stroke tl Robyn Chapman (KFi and Molly Fletcher (Lki. Time 60.6. 16 yn. and over Boys 66-Yd. Back stroke '1) Larry Landreth (Lki, Ken Pagni 'GPi and Larry Johnson (Lki. Time 44.0. fl yrs. and under Boys 33-Yd Free. style Hi Gus Arzner iLki, Mike Jones iGPi and Dave Fatter iKF Time 23.3. fl-10 yrs. Girls 33-Yd. Freestyle (1) Susie Kliewer Lki, Nyna Payne (KF) and Judy Johnson iGP. Time 26.5. fl-10 yrs. Boys 33-Yd. Freestyle (It Joe Morton 'Lk'. Terry Ranstad tGP and Jimmy McDonald iLki. Time 24.0. 0-1O vrs. Girls 33-Yd. Backstrnke "It Nyna Payne iKFi. Susie Kliewer Lki and Shelly Jarman (Lki. Time 32 0 9-10 yrs. Boys 33-Yd. Backstrnke tli Jerry Morton Lk'. Joe Morton Lki and Warren Logan iGPi. Time 31.3. 11-12 yrs. 99-Yd. Medley Relay li Lakeview i Myron Steward. Ray Harlan and Jim Tooke Klamath Falls and Grants Pass. Time 1:18 0. 11-12 yrs. Girls 99-Yd. Medley Relay Hi Lakeview iCheryl Petty. Joan Griffith and Sheila Jarman. Klamath Falls and Lorella. Time 1:24.5. 13-14 yn. Boys 99-Yd. Medley Beta: dt Lakeview iLarry Taylor, Boh Melzen and Dave Mnrrisi, Bend and Klamath Falls. Time 1:11.3. 13-14 vrs. Girls 99-Yd. Medley Relay ill Bend, (Linda Slate, Lori Ranger and Silvia Goodrich i, Lakeview and Klamath Falls. Time 1:17.3. 13-16 yrs. Boys 99-Yd. Medley Relay Hi Lakeview (Gary Peters, Boh Mnhley and Bill Dnllarhidei, Bend, Grants Pass. Time i:U7.J. 13-18 yrs. Girls 99-Yd. Medley Relay il Lakeview Uean Saubert, Sher ratn Arzner and Sherry Jarmant, Bend and Grants Pass. Time 1:10.9. 14 yn. Boys Diving ll Robert Shaw iKFi and Gary Buchholz (KF). Score 69.2. 18 yn. and over Girls Diving fit Karen Boardman ' iKF' and Jackie Whitman (KF. Score 96.6. yn. Boys Diving M Gary Stevens iGPi and Bob Carner (GP). Score 7R.8. yrs. Girls Diving (11 Karen Shjersaa (Bi.. Score 644). - 12 yrt. Boys Diving tl Tnm Amacher (Lkt and Stev Campbell iKFi. Srore 75.7. 13 yn. Girls Diving 111 Sally Williams (KFt and Betty Holmea (KFi. Score 48.6. 18 yrs. and over 3-Meter Diving Hi Jim Overdorff 'KFi, Fred Stein hauser iBi and Dave DeLap iKF). Score 2O0. 2. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice Is herrby given that the un rier si lined has been appointed admln intrAtrlx of Ihe estate of Drlbert L. Nelson, deceased, by the Circuit Court nf Klamath County, Orraon. And that all person having claims against said estate nf laid deceased are hereby notified tn present the name to said administratrix at the office nf the un dersigned at 4 Melhase Building, Klam ath Falls. Oregon, together with prop, er vouchers, within six months of the date nf the first publication of this notice, which is July 28th. 1MB. LAURETTA G. SMITH. Administratrix. O'NEILL Ac McLAREN. Attorneys for Admx. No. 38. July 28 and August 4, 11, 18. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TrfE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of ZACK O WISEMAN, also known as ZACHARIAH OVERTON WISEMAN. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that under and hv virtue of an order of the Ctr cuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klamath, made on the 7th day of July 19M. in the above en titled matter, the undersigned as ad ministrator of the estate of 7.ack O. Wiseman, also known as Zarhariah Overton Wiseman, deceased, from and after the 12th day of August. .PSR, will sell at private sale to the highest bid der for cash or upon terms as pro vided for in said order and license, subject to confirmation of said Court, the real property situate In Klamath County. Oregon, described ai follows: Beginning at a point on the Easterly right of wav line of the Dalles - California Hithwav which hears North Eighty-nine degrees forty- iwo minutes West in. Rfl degrees 42 W a distance of Seven Hundred Ten and Five-tenths feet 1710 Si and then South Six degrees Two minutes West S fl degrees 02W a distance nf three I Hundred Nine and one - tenth feet '.Tos.li from the quarter corner com mon to Sections Seven and Eigh teen tl8i. Township Thirtv-eight TWi South. Range Nine 9 East, W.M., and running thence: South eighty-nine dgreea Nina mtn- uiea Fast is m degrees 00 r. i a distance of Three Hundred feet t.TOOi to a point; thence South Six degrees Two minutes West tS. ft degrees 02 W t a distance of One Hundred Forty. five and nine. tenths feet 1143 9' to a point- thence. North Eighty-nine degrees Nine minutes West A9 de grees 09'W i a distance of Threa Hun dred feet (30fll to a polht on the East erly right of way line of theDaltes Caltfornia Highway: thejice, following the Eaterly right of way line of the Dalles-California Highway, North Six degrees Two minutes Eat iN. 6 de grees 02'F, t a distance of One Hun dred Forty-five and nine-tenths feet il45 9 to the point of beginning, con taining One U acre, mora or less, In Klamath Count v, Oregon. Bids upon said real property will he received hv the undersigned at the office of his altornevs. O Neill At Mc Laren. Suite 4. Melhase Building. Klamath Falls. Oregon. All bid! must siate the manner of pavment. or term, and said bds must he tn writing The terms of said sale will he cash or credit: if upon credit the terms of credit will ha subject to confirmation of the Court Dted thtt ftth dav of luiv. 19M. JAMES L HELM Administrator. WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY AL7TOHOT1VI ITalltn - Auto Miaeellaneou New Cart V Trucka , , Used Cart & Trucka EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted. Female Help Wanted. Mai . Help Wanted Situations Wanted - EPA1. ESTATE Rooms For Rent Apartments For Rent Houim For Rent ... . Misc. Property to Let Real Estate Wanted Real Estate Exchange Real Fjttate For Sale . Bud n ess Opportunities . NOTICES Card nf Thanka ,, In MemoHam -Funeral Horaesi Meeting Notice - 1 i.o.t At Found General Notice .-- 3ersonala 1 uhlic Charity - Serrlet- .. . Service - MlftCELLANkOUl transportation Health Education) Financial Loans - jj Building Remodeling 3 Fuel . Hearing - Food Produce . . Boat Pels flnnrti . Robbfea Radio TV - Music i Livestoek & Poultry Machinery 77 Ml- For Rent - Mise. Wanted Misc. To Exchang . Mise. For Sale . 31 WANT AD RATE SCHEDULE ForodrfiHttnal rat Information Phona TU 4-8111 1 t woim 1-.1-4 Insertion! 5-S-T InMjrtionj I Month (Diilr) . U WOIB S-S-4 liuertion 5- -T Imortlona ' I Month rDailyl II 1 BORB1 X-3-4 lnirMona - w 5-fl-7 Iniertlon , 1 Month IDiiljl .. la WORD! 2- 3-4 Insertiona 5-6)-T Imartjona I Month tDallrl tl la WORD! 2-3-4 Inaertlooa . 34-7 Intartiona .T 133 1X5 I 30 130 0.30 123 173 073 100 1.00 1300 a.7 a 23 1 Month rDlilr 16 23 4.30 7.30 1330 U KOBD3 . t-3-4 Inaartlona 3-6-7 Inaartlona I Month iDallTl l WOIM 2- 3-4 tnjertlona 94-7 Inaartlona I Month IDailyl a to woir i-3-4 Inaartlona 3- 0-7 Insertiona I Month IDailyl , 0.00 I0.O0 2000 DEADLINE 5:30 p.m. day before publication. Nooo Saturday tor Stan day or Monday. For rate, and In formation concerning Claaeirled Dia olay pleaae call TU 4-0111. Mini nuni cbaree 50 e.nta Box oum. bera 23 eenta Pleaae read the flrat naerrlon of your ad. rhe Bereld St N.wa reaervea the right to claaa ify edit or reject any Want Ad ropy end will be reiountible tor only one Incorrect tnaerUon of .ny Want Ad. and then only by correct oubl'cetlon of aatna. CorrocMone or caneellatlona If recelyed by 3:30 p.m. will be made In following day'a publication. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE Notice la hereby given that th un dersigned, as Administratrix of the Estate of Abner Kirk, deceased, will nn and after the 8th day f August, IflJ-B, pursuant to an order of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klamath, aell to the h in he st bidder for cash, at the office of L. ORTH SISEMORE. Attorney, V31 Main Street, Klamath rails, Oregon, that certain real property described as: NWtt of Section 14, Township 2f) Smith. Range 9 East of the Willamette Meridian. DOLLY KIRK Administratrix L. ORTH SISEMORE Attorney No. 346 July 7. 14, 21. 28 RESOLUTION NO. 909 A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL. OF CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TO PAVE AND IMPROVE. Van Ness AVENUE, from SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF ELDORADO AVENUE TO THE SOUTHERLY EXTENSION OF THE WESTERLY LINE OF LOT 20, Block 12. ELDORADO ADDITION, AND HAWTHORNE STREET FROM THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF VAN NESS AVENUE TO THE OREGON STATE HIGHWAY RIGHT OF WAY, IN THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON: AND DIRECT ING CERTAIN STEPS BE TAKEN IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; SAID PROJECT TO BE KNOWN AS IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. 14.1. WHEREAS, the City Engineer, of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, pur suant lo a resolution of the Common Council nf said City, heretofore adopt ed, having filed plans, specifications and estimates for the cost of improv ing and paving. Van Ness Avenue from Southwesterly line of Eldorado Avenue to the southerly extension of the westerly line of lot 20, block 12. Eldorado Addition, and Hawthorne Street from the southerly line of Van Ness Avenue to the Oregon State Highway Right of Way. in said City; and the Common Council nf said City, finding the said plans, specifications and estimates satisfactory for said project, which shall be known as Im provement Unit No. 14.1: THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS OREGON. DULY ASSEMBLED IN REGULAR SESSION AS FOLLOWS: Section I. That said plans, specifications and estimates for the improvement nf said portion of streets, heretofore filed by the Citv Engineer, ba and the same are hereby approved. That the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon hereby declares its intention to improve said portion of street in accordance with atd plans, specifications and estimates as toiiows: This project consists of paving Van Ness Avenue from Southwesterly Itne of Eldorado Avenue to the south erly extension of the wester v line of lot 20, block 12. Eldorado Ad dition, and Hawthorne Street from the southerly line of Van Ness Ave nue to tne uregon Mate Highway Fight of Way. Pavement will consist of S" of As- phalttc concrete or 8" of Cement concrete and will be 28 in width, including cement curbs and gutters. una intersection is inciuaea. No sidewalks are tn be constructed The estimated cost of all classes of improvement embracing all work and materials for the complete Improve ment of said project for such type of pavement being as follows: Asphaltic Concrete Pavement 5" ttltck. SU.4.M R2. Cement Concrete Pavement 6 thick, $13,833 62. Section II. That the orooertv Win wtthtn the boundaries hereinafter described he and the same is hereby declared tt be benefited by the said Improvement to-wit: Beginning at the southeast corner of lot 1. block 12. Eldorado Addition to the city of Klamath Falls. Ore gon, thence northwesterly along the souinwesieny line of Elriorado Ave nue 20,182 feet to the point which lies 18 9.1 feet northwesterly from the southeasterly corner of lot 4. block 12. satd Eldorado Addition; thence southwesterly along a radial line of a 878 8 foot radius curve imn teet io a point on the south westerly line of lot 4. block 12. said Eldorado Addition; thence northwest erly along the southwesterly line of lot , mock 12. said Eldorado Ad. dition to the northeast corner of lot 21, mock 12. said Eldorarln Ad dition; thence westerly along the nortnerly nnes or lots 21. 20 and block 12. said Eldorado Addition to ine northwest corner of lot 19. block 12. said Eldorado Addition; thenre southerly along the line eomrron to 2 6 " 38 -. SO - S3 ioti is ana i, clock 12, said El MONDAY. ,H'LY 28. 1958 FUNERAL HOMES 9 " ' . i r-w, . SI a Ptna QHA1HS mernrii ...... Phone TU 4-3456. Parkinf lot able. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Horn. 93i High St. Phone iujmw MEETING NOTICES I CHURCH OF Brotherly L,ve. uacit the Bible Seventh-day Adventttt. Law rence Haiousek, pasi"r. tnuicn ice and Sahbath School. 10 a.m. Sat urday. Malm VFW Hall. IOOF NO. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M. ic x. arri Tuncrlavi. each montb social nights. 2nd & 4th Tupsdayi. regular meetings. Fifth and Main sis. GENERAL NOTICES t'1-,11 Ci.nl.v Unmo PrnHllCtS call Penny Feebler, rnone i u -m, STAUFFER home redurin plan. Amy tion. PERSONALS . YOU just can't imagine what "Mer- belt" Special jrescriptmn wm oo iw sick, gassy, nervous stomachs. Neu iraliies gas In 10 minutes. It's guaran teed! Exclusively at Currin't Fof Drugs, your prescription specialists. REALS TLK, Jayna Gorsch, represen tative. TU 2-3027. TIJPPERWARE parties, product!. TU .;,0a2. TU 2-12H7. VACANCY in licensed home for aged. 1104 Crescent. Phone TU 2-3165. PUBLIC CHARITY - SERVICES 7 YOUNG women of any faith needing ronfidcntiftl advice may contact Mlns Prullt. Catholic Channel. 27S W. Rroadway, Euftenc, Oregon, i-none 5-36. side. Phone TU 2-RWfl, P. O. Box 204. Also trienaiy neip lor rsmiiwi ui miu- holics. SERVICES 19 KN1TTNG yarns, free Initrurtlona hv Kathleen Krln. Hemstitching 10 cents vard. Art Needlework Shoppe, 140.1 Main. FENCES! FENCES! Complete Instal lation or materials. Free estlmatea. Til 4-fiS18. PAINTING. Interlor-exterlor. Free es limates. Work guaranteed. Reasonable. TU 2.503B. LEVELING, backfilling, foundations, lawns, fill dirt. John Bowera. TU 4-7078. LANDSCAPE service, treei, ahruba, hedges. Pruning, topping, rototllllng, planting. Homedale Landscape Nurs ery, now giving S&H Green Stampa. .IBnS Homcdale. TU 4-9M0. ROAD oiling. Western Oil and Burner. 1845 South Sixth. TU 4-TH7.T ORDER your magazine aubscriptiona from local representative. Cash op budget. Call after A. TU 2-.VM.V DIGGING sewer lines, foundations, backfilling. Louis Walker, 3213 Dela ware. TU 2-283. KEYS. Ipcka. Ernie's 24 hour service. TU 4-4.112. TU 2-1746. 719 Klamath. LAWNS, sprinkling systems, landscap ing, evergreens, trees, shrubs. Lake shore Gardens Nursery. 07B Lakeshoro Drive. TU 4-42R8. BLACKSMITH, farm equipment aerv. ice. Don Kenyon. 4.38 So. 6th. TU 4-3213. DIGGING cesapoola. drain (lelda and excavation of houaa foundation. TU 4-H.TM1. Bill Forney CUSTOM baling. Miles Cain. TU 4-4983. BROADLOOM carpeta, formica drain boards, drapery. Calhoun'a 357 East Main. TU 4-8433. WELL drilling. Southern Oregon Well Drilling Co. fi35 Willow. TU 4-6622. TAILORING, altering, repairing, Ida't Tailor Shop. 123 N.8th. TU 4-8122. LEATHER anrnna. East Main Shn & Leather Shoo. 25.1 E. Main. TU 2-0407. INSURANCE. "Safeco" Jerry Thomas Insurance Agency. 304 So. 7th, TU 2-555.V EMPLOYMENT Asencv. notarv nuh. lie. Anderson's Office Service, 32S .-via in. iu z-zuvz. KING SEPTIC TANKS Cleaning ft Rolo-Hooter Service C. W. CLIFFORD, Manager ED F. KING, Owner 3209 Hilyard Ave. Ph. TU 4-9841 Septic Tanks Drain Fields Bonded Service For all sewer problems DIAL TU 2-11.16 Klamalh County Sanitary Servics NEW LAWNS R0T0TILL1NG TREE SERVICE ' INSECTICIDE SPRAYING BAKER'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY TU 2-3167 3B16 So. 6th LEGAL NOTICE dorado Addition to the northerly lin of Van Ncsa Avenue; thence west erly along the northerly line of Van Nws Avenue to the Oregon State Highway Right of Wav. thence southeaitfrly along the Ore gon State Highway Right of Way to the southwesterly extension nf the alley in block 4. HilUide Addition to the city of Klamath Falls. Ore gon; thence norlhcanierly along the centerhne of said alley and along the line common to lots 2 and 3. block 4. said Hillside Addition to the southwesterly line of Eldorado Avenue; thence northwesterly along the southwesterly line of Eldorado Avenue to the point of beginning. That all the property Included in the aforesaid boundaries above described be and the same Is hereby declared to be benefited bv said improvement and assessed for the expenla thereof. Section III. That Monday the 11th. dav of Aug ust. 1PSR. at the hour of 7:10 o'clock PM. and the Council Boom of the City Hall in Klamath Falls. Oregon, be and It Is herebv fixed as the time and place for hearing objeetioni and remonMrance against laid pro posed improvement. Section IV. That the Police Judce he and he is hereby authorized and directed to cause notice of such hearing to be published as provided bv the City Charter of said City and he shall pub lish this resolution as provided by law, and within five davi after the first publication thereof the City En gineer shall cause to be conspicuously posted at each end of the line of contemplated improvement such notice as ts provided by law and ordinance. Parsed by the Common Council of the City of Klamnih Fulls, Oregon, thti 14th. day of Julv, ism Preented to the Mayor and bv him approved and aigned this 15th day of July, 1PM LAWRENCE E. SLATER Mayor ATTF.ST: FRANK A. BLACKMER Police .Tiiriae, STATE OF OREGON COUNTY OF KLAMATH, ss. CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. I, Frank A. Blackmer, Police Judf of the City of Klamath Fall. Oregon, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true copv of a reso lution introduced and adopted bv the Common Council of the Citv of Klam ath Falls. Oregon, at tti regular meet tng held on the I4lh. dav of Julv, is, and thereafter approved and signed hv the Mavnr FRANK A. BLACKMER Police Judge No. 181 Jul 18, 20. 21, 32, 33, 34, I No. 3.U, July 14, tl, 28. Aug. 4. I
