WEDNESDAY, APRIL I, 1989
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Tiger Mentor Wants Jones Faces
Nn A I DANHMNi TMib Chi Cubs
' J-lta I wllllvlll I I uin
LAKELAND, Kla I'PI Some more Orioles, simile out the II
As Starter
rival American Lcaaue manage
like Ihe chances of the Detror
Tisers this year, but Bill Normao
won't go along with them.
Norman, who took over as man
ger of the Tigers last year wher
Jack Tighe was fired, doesn't
want "to hear any pennant talk
"That's all there has been from
trie users spring training camp
tor live years, he pointed out.
"And they finished in the lirst
division only once in 1957.
"I want to finish there first be
fore I start talking about
Hants."
Despite what Norman thinks
uch pilots as Casey Siensel of
the world champion Yankees. Al
Lopez of the Chicago White Sox
and Paul Richards of the Bait
pen
Archery Shoot
Set For April
;ers as one of the club to beat.
' I'm clad they think that high
ly of my club.' Norman said.
Bui I'm not buying what they
hink.
I'll go this far we have eood
pitching and there's
now how much Don
Sam
MESA, Ariz. t!PIi
Jones, newest addition to the San
Francisco pitching staff, goes
against the Chicago Cubs today
for his first start in a Giant uni
form.
The hot-shot hurler from the St.
IT
Black Hawks, Leafs HOCKEY,
- i n-n scores
icse rovorea nous
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KC No. 2
Pionrcr Tnbieem
KC No 1
Rofcwru Hardware
Elkt No 1
Flying Ef l
Klamaih Cat
no uniiiKj Louis Cardinals is expected to nelp sunru Tavrn
Mossi and San Francisco into nennant con-i?,k Nl '
Ray Narleski will mean to us Ijtention, and some experts have slid Om
won t say we can't win it all. I'M already predicted the Giants are'
met cat- u.p aro attriino for th ! U f tu in:n t Last mahl a rcaulta
" I" """" """" rism, Ea.l. 4. Sunns. T.vrr
nisi uisimuh cruwn. Wriht Bel Cslale J. KC No
BKST P1TCBING One of those experts was Cleve- 11 Klamath Ga.
ijij. it . KC No 2 . Pioncpr Tobacco 0
The Tigers should make that. l Indian Maaager Joe l'Ordon!Rob.r Hardware Ln t.iic.
Thev could come up with the wnn said in Tucson Tuesday that. Elk, No t 4, Bald Eagi., o
.... . ..L 1nnac ,,.,1 1 . Cluing
nest pucning in tne league wnn - , ,, iH,h mm kc No a ion
Frank Lary lltVU), Paul Foy-''"ld make the difference. 1 like Hlih ,, .r,Rr,ru Hardware
tack llS-tl). Jim Bunnmg '14-12' v.iams u win me pi-imam, mwt
i rj;n.. u i. .toot tViairlCordon Miirl "The elllh has ulivavs High ind
iiiiti mil nucu iu-:i 0. iiivii i . .
bic four. Then there arc Mosm had the potential in my book
anH arlp;L:i Ct o ailri's two re-
mat poienuai luesoay wnen it
VFW 4. Won
Prpti-Cnla 4. I
Luton Aircraft
Superior Troy 1
1
High team BMM VrW MS
High learn tvenra- Rickey 2T74
High ind game -Chuck Reynold 247
High ind arie Chuck Rrynold ?
MtiOM M II M.I I
Klamath Flower 71
Bing i Cafe M
Women of the Moote M
Anita Shop tEl'i
Spudnut go
Tran Food Ml
Southern Ore Mu.ie M
Hyde Jeelen SO
K Amusement M
IK LAD UK
Parka Cabinet 32'
Suburban Flower 4fl
U
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High
game -Cii no Carnuii 247
ind tenea Herb Harhbargcr
Sunday, April 26. has been set ' They had to stay too long
for the date for the Klamath Arch-1 with their starters." Stengel rea
ers' invitational shoot Plans for:SOned Now with Mossi and Nar
the meet will be discussed at allauM thev won't have to do that.
pouucK ainner meeting to he held jhoe guvs can come in if
at the Moore Park range at 7 hate hinings and get you out
p.m. on Thursday. April 2. tr0lt dKiyt have guys like
At the annual meeting of the i i
San Francisco showed a bit of
iicf aces in the past, m the bull
pen.
that the Tigers were hurt in 19.8 Cepeda and Bob Schmidt
because thev lacked relief pitch-
"w- Klamath bunneri
ROOSTtR
downed Gordon's club. 7 to 5, with Dick Chevron
among others, noias ,nc "l llumt j T -.
Score With 24's
49
40
24
that
group in March. Dale Baxter was
elected as president, succeeding
Merl Hodges: Kd Sample, vice
president, replacing Dick Hunt
and Gerald Munjar, secretary,
eueceeding Ksther Hodges while
Walter Bower was named as field
captain.
A complete new 28-taiget range
for field arrows has just been laid
out at Moore Park and the tar
gets arc up.
The club is seeking new mem
bers this spring among persons
interested in archery. There will
ne practice shoots soon in antici
pation of ihe archery deer hunt
ing season which starts the first
week in September.
Klamath Archers encourage
membership for entire families
and all interested persons are wel
come to come to Thursday's meeting.
Behind his starters Norman has
George Susce. Hank Aguirre and
Tom Morgan. They can go both
ways starting and relief. He has
two rookies who could make the
grade Gerry Davie and Don Lee.
Also there is southpaw Pete Burn
side, who couldn't make it with
the Giants.
Davie won 17 and lost only five
at Charleston last season.
"He looks like he has what it
takes." Norman observed.
Detroit's catching could be
stronger. Lou Berberet,
In spite of storm v weather.
the' Klamath Gun Club members Bill
De- Davis, ern Moore. Arnold Cola-
han and Dr. .1. M Adams turned
in perfect scores for the Journal
Telegraphic Sunday afternoon at
'.he Woe us Gun Club.
This coming Sunday afternoon
the .1. C. Renie handicap trophv
will be up for grabs to the shoot
er who scores the highest on 50
handicap target
Klamath JC
Shaffer Electric
Team No. I
KFJl
Low Cot Tood
Richfield Boron
La( night result
Shaffer Electric 3. Dick Chevron
KF41 3. Low Cot Food Market
Team No 3. Richfield Boron
Crater Lake Creamer;
JC 1
High team game Low Coat Mkt Ml
High team erte--Team No 234
High Ind game Ken Clark 212
High ind icnes -Mike Robuon M7
IOHIL CIP
Houston Brnuty
Charm Center
Jones' Office Supply
Some of the local gunners arc Team No 6
going to participate in a regis
tfred shoot at Medford next Sun
day, which is expected to keep
he attendance at hocus down
Team No T
Specialized Service
Team No. 2
33
SI
Earl Kent
Vrrn Moore
irnnlri Cnlnhin
W h OiDr J M Adamft
Lal night result!.
hdrJone Office Suppl 3. Team No 6 1
team .o I . 1 own ruinnuir w
Specialized Service 3. Charm Center 1
Houston's Beauty 3, Team No. 2 1
couldn't win the
lowly Senators
and Red Wilson
or
Cahoon
Chet Stinson
Al Caroenter
are tne rxoiu-1 biu Dav
job
the
with the
Red Sox.
line
Ski Bowl Hosts
Weekend Races
MT. SHASTA In skiing races
at the Mount Shasta Ski Rowl
last Sunday afternoon Mary Pes
man won the women's slalom
and Colin Stewart the men's sla
lom while Rut h Anderson copped
the women s downhill and Wally
Rothceb the men's downhill.
Pesman finished with a time of
1:38.6 while Stewart had a 2:518
lime in the slalom and Ander
son finished with a time of 2:52.0
while Rothgeh had a 1:38.4 time
in the downhills.
receivers with Charlie
187 al Charleston
La u.
n re-
Jikr Slrigrr
Walter Badorrk
David Robinsnn
Dr. J M Hilion
Jim Wissenback
ClpnrKP Cunha
C. R. Alston
Nswl Weaver
Paul Matthew,
Lurille Adam,
Pesirv Smith
Bob Rnrk
Phil Smith
Snapper Smith
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NAME SOCCER REFEREE
TORONTO lUPIi Ray Mor
gan of Toronto has hppn spied.
ed by the United States Soccer! who can field but not hit. and
Association to referee the inter-iold Gus Zernial. who can hit but
who hit
serve.
POSITIONS SET
The infield and outfield pend
ing any deals are all set. It will
be Gail Harris at first. Frank
Rolling at second. Rocky Bridges
at short. F.ddie Yost at third
Charley Maxwell in left. Harvey
Kuenn in center and Al Kaline in
right. Vunkers Racewav in New York
There are a couple of question was refurbished for the 1958 sea
marks about .them whether Har- son at a cost of $18,500,000
ris is the player he looked like
late last season and whether
Bridges can do the job at short.
Norman doesn't have much be
hind them. Inman Yeal is a fine
glove man at short, hut can't hit
Ossie Yirgil. Ossie Alvarez and
Karl Hersh. drafted from Wichita
where he batted only .237 are in
field reserve candidates.
The No. 1 utility outfielder will
be the veteran Larry Doby. re
cently acquired from Cleveland
Also on hand are Johnny Groth
High learn fame -Team No. 7 173
Hiah learn eriea Team No 7 2162
Hikh ind game- Esther Borgialli 220
High learn series Esther Borgialli 369
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Stelnseifer Electric 72'i 1
Liston Aircraft 6B'i
VFW 64 !
Ellingsoirs Logger, 60
Superior Troy 38
Rickey, 34',
Weyerhaeuser St1,
Bowers Distributor, It
Malone Chevron 411
Grtgg, Food 43
Great Northern 43
La,t night', result.
Sleinsetfer 3. Malone, t
Grigg, .1. Great Northern 1
Rv THE MMCIATID PRESS
The injury list seems to be play
ing the biggest part m a dead
locked Stanley Cup senufin.il
ties, thank
the two supposed "easy marks
The Chicago Black Hawks and
loronio .uapie leTswa u."- laTawi .mimi
.V... fa. ftr.C i . .' . 'VI ,n. 1 1
and Roston Bruins back to the lat -ter's
home bases with Ihe best of
seven series tied at two-all after
Tuesday night's victories
The Hawks laced the Canadiens
31 in Ohicago and Toronto de
lighted to home folks with a thrill
ing 3-2 overtime victory over Bos
ton.
Both games were characterized
by the body-numbing checking and
sleek skating that jolted the Cana
diens and Bruins last Saturday
The two clubs still were feeling
the elfects Montreal was not the
same club that scourged the Na
tional Hockey League during the
women of thl regular season without .lean Beli
' a doubtful participant no
women oi tne - . igj, s .
matter if the lanaaiens mane tne .
Stanley Cup finals
A jarring check by Glen Skov
Saturday Iractured two vertebrae
and forced Canadiens' Coach Toe
Blake In move Henri Richard into
Beliveau's spot on Montreal's
hiRh - scoring line with Dickie
Moore -Ulr Marcel Bonin. weak
ening his second line.
Lome Ferguson's 211-foot shot at
fi 34 of the third period broke a I I
tie and the insurance marker
came in the last minute as Chi
cago fired one into an unprotected
Montreal goal.
Boston played without hard-
charging defenscman Doug
Mohns. who also was injured last
Saturday.
But the Leafs heaped their cred-
Cornell fencer Rami! Sudre. a' it on left-winger I-rank Mahoi
.Vfoot-7 junior, conies from fata iHrJl. who scored the winning goal
blanca He weighs 150 pounds 'at 11 21 o( a sudden death period
none of
and coalie Johnny Boi
Mahovlich wouid ha
it.
"The gtTJ who deervei the cred-!
.u w i ll IS .lohnm KuWit hr s.nri Kniv.i
io uif ioujh i'..i u., m - -- - I 1 1 a4
vi hwuv a am imf iop on ic i
Stasiuk's shot jus. hriore the two-' Chicago
minute mark ot the sudden death tied Ml
which his teammate?-
termed the real "sdmesaver."
Roth series will he one same
affairs in each city until a winner
is decided
V.ilional Hm'hPv league
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tursday Rexulli
SemiflnaU
Toronto 3, Boton 2 'ot. eriei
3. Montreal 1 'series
Lail night a rnulU
Bins' Cafe I, Klamath Flower 3
K Amuarmenl 1 Krati Trxxl 3
Women of the Mnooe 4 K LAD 0
Anita Shop m, Park C'ahinet '
Southern Ore Munc 4 Suburban
Flower 0
H-.de Jeweler 0. Spud-Nut -1
Hifh team fame
Uoote 1002
Hif h team ceriea
Mooe 20
Hlih ind fame- Lela Mathion 221
Huh ind aenea - Clara Beard 524
SHASTA (HARTFR LIAQ1 r
PIGBT RES1 LTfl
By THK ASSOCIATED TRKSS
Sacramento Calif Kddie Ma
chen. 200. Redding. Calif stopped
Clarence Williams. 197, Hollvwood.
Calif.. 9.
Stockton. Calif. Flash Klorde.
133. Philippines, outpointed Teddy
Red Topi Dais I3.V San .lose. to.
Richmond. Calif Ocie Chat
mon. US, Oakland. Calif, knocked
out Ricky Hair. IM. Pittsburch.
Calif , fi. Tony Domincuez. 154
Oakland, and Billy Murray. 154.
drew.
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The Tiers' front line might he
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regulars gets hurt. Perhaps that's
why Norman's aim for 1959 is the
first division and "no pennant
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