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Newspaper Page Textt MONDAY, MARCH 1 1959 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREf.ON PAGE NTNE OD Maior Claimed By Injuries n tijc iKuivi iTtn i nv inr. svuwAit.u run I inm ui ,iiji n-dKue D tie-lint hall's top performers todav stood:.! I ready to testify that plav during shoulder. He concluded the inning the exhibition season is just as in which he gave up six runs ru;ged as during the regular cam-land tncn retired UIU.crlan Paln:. . inow '""I! Larsen will be shi-Ued. Willie Mays, sari I rancisco out- but it s the same type of injury elder sidelined with a split leii.ltiial made him inetiwiuai ii Mickey Mantle of the .New York season when he compiled only a Yankees, who spent valuable 9-6 record and required long peri- time on the bench with a shoulder. ods ol rest. injury, and the Yankees' Don Lar-; At St. Petersburg. Fla. en. latest of spring training's ma-St. Louis 006 100 00310 11 0 jor catultics. all have irrefutable!. New York 021 000 ooo 3 9 2 Mdence aoout the penis of plavi along the Cactus and Grapefruit trail. Yanks 10, Cards 3 , ' Larsen. only pitcher to fashion a! perfect game in the World Series.; InOIOnS 3, JOX had to quit with a shoulder injury Elsewhere. Cleveland's Indians while the St Louis Cardinals were wf re taking care of the last un rippling his pitching lor a 10 3 wc - defeated team, edging Boston 5-4. tory over the world champions The Red Sox had won seven Sunday. In other games. Los An;eles my nipped Washington 2-1. Mihvau- Ce ,n"mn,(i Cincinnati 11-5. Phil I I Clr iadelphia bombed Pitisburgh 13-8. 'Baltimore defeated K ail i. a c fitv A-2 Tourney Underway Oregon A-2 Basketball Tourney Monday Schedule By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I p.m. Myrtle Creek vs. Philo math 1:45 p.m. Junction City vs. New port T:30 p.m. Stayton vs. Millon Freewater 1:45 p.m. Seaside vs. Coquille COOS BAY 'AP' Thr Oregon class A-2 high school basketball tournament will onen here Mnn- day with Myrtle Creek, one of the favorites, meeting Philomath at t p.m. in the first of two after noon games. Myrtle Creek has a 231 season record Philomath is 19-3. juncuon lii. in-o. ano ew- port. 20-4. will clash at 3 45 p.m. M Orlando. Fla. Milton - Frcewaler. 19-8. and inmnKS raln, another favorite, '.akes on Stay- Los Angeles 010 100 0 2 8 1 ton in the night opener at 7:3njWashinRlon 010 000 0- 1 2 0 p.m. Milton - Firewater played .mcDov,, Harris '5 and Pigna many of its games against class:tano cievenger. Ramos i and Al teams. Porter. Courlnev 161 Winner Mr. Coquille. 20-1 and also a favor-lDclit, Loser-Clevenger. He. meets Seaside, 17-5. at 8 45, D ,, . , c p.m. In 5-10 Jim Jams Coquille has a player wbo scored .i2R points for a game average of 23 during; the regular season. Milton-Freewater brings a tcamidoublcs and a pair of singles and that has five seniors as starters, j batted in two runs w hile Billy One of them. 6-3 Gary Bogle. Bruton accounted for three RBl's cored 312 points in 27 names, with three hits. - Myrtle Creek lost only one: name, to Newport, in 24 season starts. Ms standout fi-3 Fred Karwood. Dallas, the 1N58 champion, is not in the tournament. It entered class A-l ranks this season. The tournament will continue through Wednesday night. The games will be played in the Marshfield High School gym nasium, the center of the enthusi astic Coos Bay basketball area I annilO bCUlJUC NW League Posts 141 Game Slate PORTLAND 'AP' - A 141-game chedule for the coming baseball! teason was announced Sunday by! directors of the Class B North-j west League. Kugene will be at Salem for the April 24 onener. Yakima will be at Tri-Citv and Wenatchee at Lew- Iston for the other season-startine games. The first half of the season will close July 2. The winner will meet an all-star team selected by iports writers. The second half will close Sept. 7 and will he fol lowed by a playoff between the .uinners of each half. Tri-Citv will hold its spring training camp at Vancouver, B.C.. and Wilson and Eugene which has a tieuper Shaw, with the Giants will be at San- - ford. Fla.. with the other Giant clubs. Lewiston. Salem and Ya kima will train at home. Wenatchee nil train at Yakima. Spokesman for all six clubs re ported they were optimistic about the coming season Directors reelected .lames Flesh-' man ol Portland as president. Vice! presidents are Tom Merchant of Lewiston and Frank Oraham of ! Kugene inanKs 10 uene anue. Team managers are: Roy Par i Thai's the picture in the Na tee. Fucene; Karl Kuehl. Salem; lional Basketball Assn playoffs Huh Kittle. Yakima: Dick Wilson itoday after Syracuse s 131-115 vic Wcnatchee; John Lohrke, Tri-City: I tory over New York and Detroit's and John McN'amara. Lewiston. j 1 17-103 triumph oer Minneapolis I moires will be: Marrv Smail.iin Ihe semifinal playoffs Sunday Antonio Ahumada and Allen For- nan. all with the league lasi year. and Richard Oiaine and Ken West- oxer Jr Two rules changes were ap proved Each team will ne pcrmiuea io carry 27 plavrrj on its roster for ol seven series with the Eastern the first 30 days of the season .Division champion Boston Celtics After that, the limit will be 17. at Boston Wednesday night for the compared to last year's limit of, Eastern playoff title Each team will be permitted' tight veteran players on its ros terthree of which must he young er than 25 Heretofore, teams have been limited to live veter is A- veteran is a player who has played more than three sea tons in the league. Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive rtpotttd daily 94c Leaauerc while throning to Ken Boyer in third. .ar-,en iiiHn I. r.i, iKim ,, j.. i t, Brnchn ,h ,-.,., Kuhlmann Larsen. Duren (4), Bron.-iad IT) and Howard Winner -BrsliTI.nSer-Larsen. HRS fc-secian. late m r m straight. 9-6 and Detroit edged Chicago's White Sox 2-1. The San Francisco Chicago Cub game at Yuma. Ariz., was canceled due to high winds. Cleveland won in the last of the ninth when Red Sox second base man Pumpsie Green booled a dou ble play ball, allowing .limmy Piersall to score with the winning run. At San Diego. Calif. Boston 001 oto 101 4 7 2 Cleveland 001 012 0015 11 1 Dclock. Bauman IS), Wall 8 and Sullivan Score. Ferrarese '3'. Brodowski '7'. Stigman (t) and Nixon. Brown '6'. Winner stigman. Loser Wall. HR-Hold Chicago aI xttUst, N' vs. San Francisco Ariz., cancelled, high wind. Burnt 1 Solonc 1 uuins a, JU'uns i The combined two-hit pitching of Danny McDevitt and Bill Har-! ris gave the Dodgers their seven-1. inning victory over Washington in .,,., ,.llrlnnpd hv r,in craves ii, rxeas j The Braves won their third game in eignt outings with solid clubbing by two supposedly light hitters. Felix Mantilla stroked two At lampa, Ha. Milwaukee an QW oil 11 w l Cincinnati 000 1110025 B2 Jay. Hamilton (6), Willey iR( and Ranew. Purkcy. Acker (0), Schmidt '8' and Bailey. Winner Jay. Loser Purkey. HR F. Rob inson Phils 13, Bucs 8 Valmy Thomas' three-run hom er and Harry Anderson's four RBl's paced Philadelphia's 15-hit attack against Pittsburgh. At Fort Myers. Fla. i Philadelphia 311 211 13013 15 1 jPiiisburch 012 1.10 001 8 12 1 .millions, raiien svinpruvii 7i and I-opata. Thomas 17). Kline. Haddix (J), Jackson '9' and Foiles. Winner Simmons. Loser Kline. HRS Stuart. H. An derson. Thomas. Virdon. ft,;-- O A' A VNOieS i MS Jerry Walker. 20-year-old Oriole pitcher, limited Kansas City to three hits after taking over in the third while Gus Triandos supplied the winning runs with a three-run homer in the sixth. Tigers 2, Chi 1 Gus hernial s ninth innmg home run with one aboard ended a two tome losing streale for the Tigers. At Lakeland. Fla. Chicago 'A 000 000 100 1 5 0 Detroit ono ono 002 ! AO Pierce. Lai man 5 . Shaw '8' and hollar. Burnside. Morgan 171 Winner Morgan. Los HR Zernial Syracuse In, New York Out By TIIK ASSIK IATKI) PRF.SS Syracuse is in and New ork is out in the East, but Detroit still has its toot in the door in the West Syracuse, with Johnny herr scoring .n poinis. cienrge inra 24 and Dnlph Schayes 20. closed out New York's first playolf bid in four yean in two straight games The Nationals will open a best- 2'fruldanitJMu.s SPORTS WAYNE SCOTT. Sport, Editor mm RUlM V MleMXl HotaowooB mm mw H RED HEADS One of the top cage attractions in Klam ath Falls for this current season will be the appearance of tha Moore's All American Red Heads, who art also known as undisputed World Champion Girls Professional Basketball Club, Monday, March 23, at Pelican Court. Pictured here with coach Glynn Green, left to right, ara Shirley Howard, Shelby Tedder, Judith Mat Lock, Frances Saunders, Jessie Banks, Retha Carter and Katherine Pit-cock. Today's Sport Parade Neutral Corner Now Fistic Poet's Slot Bv OSCAR KRAI.EY NEW YORK 'I'PI'-The neutral corner became the poet's corner 'oday lor the more classic citizens 01 cauliflower canyon. It all has to do with Fridav light's Madison Square Garden braw) ncttt(,en Tonv Amhonv. the terpsichorcan terror with the china closet chin, and Sonnv Rav. e.i,mo t,.1s. irann,- h !..u..-j i ti vLu chanced from pelts lo belts. And with the fact that tox-trotling Tony MMMjk U ,K..t I.. ....... mm e si e "No more a fancy dan for tncl "A raging tiger he shall be. this was the opening poetic ef I ITI PTl H V mmmwwwmm w Enthused With Job VKRO BEACH, Fla. (AP didn't think I could ever feel this Kood again." said Roy Campanel-, -My fiuy has learned his lesson la. "Just being here has taken my and knows now that he has to get mind off a lot of things. Next toiin ,hcre and flattcn the other guy being bock' there behind the plate, before it is vice versa. He has the its the best thing that could havel weaPns and ne 11 use m happened to me." LOSKS BY KNOCKOUTS Campanella. wearing a big ; This sounds sensible to those grin on his cherubic face, was j who have wondered at Tony's bubbling with enthusiasm. If you preference for the waltz instead weren't aware that he was vir-jof the polka He has the firepow tually paralyzed from the chest 'er when it is considered that he down as a result of his tragic au - to accident of 13 months ago. you would swear he was the same old, Campy doing the thing that comes say. in losing six fights he has most naturally to him talking been knocked out each and every up a storm about baseball. time. "Gee. isn't this great." mJJlf to 155 beamed. ' Must being here and be- d(,K- and don 1 nand mp that old tng around with the fellows tad "j exer doha hls gl nnA .ninn iJhe has his points. The 23-year-old makn mvnlf nMfnl hv talk.nO Kl the kids means quite a bit to me. . . , " " ' 'u'cision to Anthony when thev met night. I don I have time to think . , .. , ' about myself. Gee, I hope this never ends." Campy is not the only one bene fiting from his stay in camp as a special coach. All the I.os An geles Dodgers, especially the pitchers and catchers, with par ticular emphasis on Johnny Rose boro. his pet project, have bene fited "I think I ve learned more about catching, and how to pitch to the National League hitters, in one week with Campy than I did all last year," said Roseboro. who succeeded Roy as the Dodgers No. 1 catcher in 1958 Campy not only works with Roseboro. but has regular talks with all Ihe pitchers and catchers, ln addition, he conducts daily clinics with Ihe youngsters of the arm clubs I mentals in ipilcmns leaching them funda hitting, catching and Tha Door's Wide Open! w MARCH IS OLDSMOBILE MONTH! Choose from over 20 A Rocket for every Pocket! DICK B. MILLER CO. 7th . Klomoth Ph. 4-41S4 GOOD LUCK KLAMATH PELICANS JIM CRISMON ClATWlfT bM fort by Ernie 1 1.onglellow' Braca. who is somewhat less than impar tial in Ihe impending fisticuffs be cause in addition to knocking out an occasional sonnet, literally and figuratively, he also is Anthony's 'manager. I rflnNTFB.pnirrKV Th . , . . ! J??'5 Jlnle 'mmediately brough couiner-puey irom me riva Ray camp, which paraphrased William Blake, to wit: Tiger, tiger, burning bright m'S"'y "rcful of Sonny's Bract ignored the material bttttal, long since having learned the managerial credo that "thev can't hurt us." He is convinced that his "tiger" learned a lesson in his last setto, a highly unsuc cessful encounter with a heay i u pi nhl na nifH R MIMH Vara ac It is fortunate that Tonv was not a tiger at that time because Vargas! walloped him so effectively the, "MUIU ""lAnderson. the I'niversity of Wash off. . " , ...ti'cJ 7. n UIIC HII!l IICI MUII Ull U, Tldl.l i insists in ill tiding to his warrior long noted as an astute student ot Ihe rlassie srhnnl nf hnv fiflitint. has knocked out he has beaten 8 of the 37 men But. alas andj alack, as the poetry guys would P" th hand has won 18 of 29. knocking out seven, and lost a close de- Mast November. HERMfTAGE FINE KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON Nature's There is Take golden grains and Kentucky wtter. Add the skill of a farming man,... the mystery of time and behold... Old Hermitte. Twt OLD'HftMiTscE co. lowsviuf. ky distributed by nutionai MflUfM moducts covrsv. u ffiop M2ccamm rZ7ru" : t' iWWW VIIUllVW IV By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i lion's best, is no shoo-in The Bear- The same holds true in the NIT are favorites, but the NIT hat The alphabetical battle for col-at face defense-minded Califor- for Bradley and St Louis St. built a reputation as a tournament lege basketball tournament honors ma in Friday's semifinals and the Louis goes against sink Provi- that thrives on upsets, has cuine down to the NCAA and Pacific Coast Conference champi- dence Tuesday night in a quarter- The two big tournaments wert the NIT with the MYC bidding to ons have a 13-game winning streak fmal test that could be a problem left in the basketball spotlight aft approaih a feat CCNY accom-iafter bagging the Far West NCAA after the way the Friars Irom er Tennessee A4I wrapped up iti plished nine years ago. j regional over the weekend. I New England played in upsetting! third straight NAIA championship Beloie you cail in ihe FBI. let hc Louisville semifinal .Manhattan last Saturday ; Saturday night in Kansas CHy and explain it. sends home standing Louisville. If the Billiken. win 'that one. host Evansville won the NCAA With the National Collegiate and Ihe 10urnamfnI S'nt 1 killer, they'll face rejuvenated St John's ismtll college tourney Fndty the National Initiation tourna- agll'nst P""1"-1 Virgmiajin Thursday's semifinal that also! night. Tennessee Ail rallied in ments left from the four scram- ,rom ,h S(,ulhtrn Conference, matches Bradley with Tuesday the second half to topple Pacific bles annually winding up the col- Kch can plav CinclnnaI' s night's New York U Oklahoma Lutheran 97-87. Evansville's title lege season, the Missouri Yallev i C'M ' lOW winner. Bradley and Si. Louis came at the expense of Southwest Conference is in a snrut nnsiimm to nail both. Cincinnati. Ihe MYC champion, is one of the four semifinalists set for the NCAA wrapup at Louis ville s Freedom Hall Friday and Saturday alter knocking off Kan sas State, ihe nation's No. I team, last Saturday. Bradley and St Louis, the two a111 " pre-iournameni lavor points in three games, and Mike lns fjCAA champ Kentucky the jpowcrs that spent the season chas-;i,os- ,h new Oregon class B Roberts connected for field goals m(.ni before ling Cincinnati in the MYC. aren'Sn school basketball champion, lo send Ihe northeast Oregon Cincinnati with Robertson turn among the six survivors in the The Rockels won the title by team ahead again. ,nR ln a brilliant all-around per- N1T in New York Bradley is top-idging Maplcton. 48-46. in a light Maprton fought back to tie the lormance. broke awav in the last (seeded and St. Louis is seeded defensive game Saturday night. SCore four times more. But Mc-ltwo minutes to heat Kansas Statt second, so they could wmd up as:wlnilnc "P three-day. eight- oowan sneaked underneath the 85-75 in the Mid-West finals at lopponents in the championship ; ,eam meet. basket for a layup shortly beforelLawrenee, Kan. game Saturday afternoon. Merrill .downed Joseph. 64-54, i the end. then added two free West Virginia came from behind It Ihe uarlav comes off at Louis- ville and New York, it would rank among Ihe pre-tourney favorites. 48-44. Ellon Smith got a final held as a double approximating ihe' Jefferson of the Willamette VatlfOal, hut that was all for Maple grand slam City College of New ley took consolation honors with 'on ( York scored in the NCAA and NIT a 48-44 victory over Yoncalla. ! McGowan led Ihe scoring with in 1950 when teams were permit- The eight coaches picked a 10-! 19 points Smith had 14 and Rob- ted to play m both tournaments Cincinnati detnite ile priui n.. car Robertson and its victors- over the K-State team voted the Pelicans Leave For A-l Tourney Coarh Dean White and thr Klamath I ninn Prliran basket ball train left Klamath Falls Tor I n ii. (his afternoon to rnmpeie in the list annual Ore gon A-l Prep basketball cham pionships whirh begin in Mc Arthur Court at 7:11 p.m., Tues day, March 17. Thr Pelicans meet the Astoria Fishermen in the opening game. I jinn arriving in Fugene, Hie Pels will establish themselves in their Kugene quarter and then go to McArthur Court for a practice session beginning at Bitf tonight. Jean Saubert ColiPCtS Fifth ST0WK Vt (AP) Beverly mgton coed from Mullan. Idaho, placed thud in the women s com . . , - it, bined events in the Vermont Al pine championship races conclud ed here over the weekend. Miss Anderson had LX1S points in the combined, which was won by Betsy Snite. Norwich. Vt., with 2.12. Fifth in the combined with 30.59 was Joan Saubert. Sweet Home. Ore., while Tammy Dix. Spokane. Wash., placed ninth with 72.02. In the women's downhill run Sunday. BUM Anderson was fifth in 1:46.2. Miss Saubert finished I the run in 1:50.2 for eighth place. The downhill was won bv Joan Hannah. Franconia. N. H., in 1:42.4. but she failed to place in Ihe combined because of a dis qualification in Friday's slalom. OSBORN HOTEL UGENE. ORE. . J. B. BftMT Jm BMtr 4. TWnncil Motera finest bourbon none better ! Uallow Maupin, Brickner Named "B" All-Stars BEND AP Pilot Rock, not! lor lnll1 l,liH'' ,hl'se 'tains wereithrows to put Pilot Rock ahead. man all-star tournament team that included three Pilot Rock P'a's-McGowan na-1''1''"' Jones' Roberts aild Others selecled wero Maupin and Hnckncr ol Merrill, Hobby cd with 19-8. Jensen of Mapleton. Dave Beierj Merrill, which took a 21-2 rec- and Clark of Joseph, Marcum anrj.or(4 in, u1P tnnmaw miIu t Booth hi the title game Pilot Rock leaped into an early 8-2 lead. I Maplcton was able to tie the score I cipht times but never could get. ahead. The teams were deadlocked at 22-22 when the second half start ed. Marc McGowan. who topped Unseeded Pair Talk Of Meet NEW YORK 1 IP) - A pair of unseeded local learns today have the wags around Madison Square Garden talking about the possihi lity of the first all-New York final in the historv of the National In vitational Tournament. St. John's and New York Uni versity suddenly have appeared as equalizers in the 22nd Nil a one is taking them lightly NYU started the hall rolling with Iti W-81 victory over Denver Saturday. "They're the best team I've seen in this tournament." Coach Charley Orsborn of top seeded Bradley said His team may have the Violets as a semihnal round opponent, after eliminating Butler 83-77. NYU plays fourth-seeded Okla homa City in one quarter-final game Tuesday night while second seeded St. Ixuis meets Providence a spine-tingling 68-66 winner over Manhattan Saturday. St. John's took care of third seeded St. Bonaventure 82-74. with soph Tony Jackson leading the liedmen with 27 points, 17 re bounds and numerous blocked shuls. Want Something Delivered or Moved? Phone TU 2-3737 CITY DELIVERY SERVICE 2Mb I Conference Rated Win NCAA, NIT all tournament scorers with 55 erts 12. ! tIip iiim ri lltl .h. nt Wlin a ! .pann uinn.lncc record. Mapleton. which also was i not a pre-tourney favorite linish- iin pilal WUtfA Pririnv rnnnmrimA M MP rPn, nf u. ruin on attempts m defeating Joseph. With Bud Maupin. Bruce Brick ner and Dennv Salvadori shoot ing spectacularly. Merrill zoom ed into a 40-26 halftime lead. Jo seph did hetter in the second half but it neer got close. Maupin was high scorer with 22 points. Brickner. Salvadori and Don Clark of Joseph each had 14. Jefferson survived a 22-pointj scoring performance by oncal- a's Jim Booth as it came from behind and won the consolation game. It Tournftmrnt I.pftdrrt G TP 4vf, MrGrman PR 3 M 18 3 Mcrrum 'r a 51 17.0 Clark ' Jr.' .1 U ISO Maupin M I 4 IS .1 I Mxnn (Cl S III 14.0 Unbent -PR 1 42 14 0 Meycri w 2 27 13 5 Jrnsen iMn 3 IB 13 0 1 I Bennett Mat 3 .1ft 12 7' Beler Jn 3 37 12.3 Redeem Your Riilone j Brinq Your Rlslone Coupon At Coupon To SMITH DON'S SHELL AUTO SUPPLY ! SERVICE 919 Klamath Avt. Hiway 97 North wgi Redeem Your Rislone Redeem Your Ritlont Coupon At Coupon Here! CLANCY'S COLEMAN'S Texaco Service UNION SERVICE 9th and Hiqh 1101 Main New Car PEP and POWER within 10 Miles for only... tan's wtat rulone (urates . nets stiaoNG valves eummates ncxsi m hymauuc vaivi urnts . runes or jiuogoh e&nts . ami thim iunmmc MOti oumY, soothiy . Atsotts rown-tounG oumj AND SlUOGI . MSIOttS lOSt COMMISSION ANO fOWH . FACILITATES ItCAK-IN Of NEW 0 tECONOITIONED ENGINES PEIMITS NORMAL DRIVING SREfOS IMMEDIATELY . KEEPS Ot RREf PLOWING. EVEN M SUt-2EtO WEATHER. FOR OUICKEt STARTING ANO IMMEDIATE. ADEQUATE . tfl In Dm Mak, od RcnM mmhSw yow cor. lot to yam RISLONE tl mtm N moi bw wAfcortiJ 10 .Row yt 7U t o SI JO qMKI cm ot R8LONE. OtV good lor JO toy or,. 83-67 Louisville, with a below .500 rec ord at mid-season, and a mere 16-10 ledger entering NCAA play, had the biggest weekend of tha survivors. Saturday night, the Car dinals of Peck Hickman whipped Rig 10 champion Michigan Statt 88 81 in the Mid-East finals at Ev. insion. 111., after dropping defend- t for Ihe 14th time in its last II games for an 86-82 victory over Boston U. in the Eastern final at Charlotte. N.C. And California blasted St. Mary's 66-46 in the Far West fi nals at San Francisco. Bradley, which drew a first round bye, opened its bid for th NIT title with an 83-77 victory over hardworking Butler. St. John's which kayoed Villanova in the first round, joined Bradley in the semifinal with an 82-7,4 whip ping of St. Bonaventure. N YU and Prov idence scored their first round victories Satur day afternoon. NYU over Denver 90-81 and Providence over Man hattan 68-66 on Johnny Egan's 30- loot jump shot with six second! led. Track Mentor Killed By Shot SAN BERNARDINO. Calif. AP' A hlRh school Irack coach hit in (ho head with a 12-pound h"l died Sunday night. Louis Finn. 40. father of four, had been in a coma since he was struck Friday al Pacific High School. The iron hall was thrown in a warmup loss by an 18-year-old senior. The athlete yelled "Look out.'' but Finn, walking across tht Held, did not hear it in time. 75 fie. SI. so u o lor yew - OOI "OS. CO- M""i7"cV Missouri State