SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1959
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Hal Wood's
Weekend.
Short Shots
By HAL WOOD
PALM SPRINGS, Calif., IVP
in warcn 01 195B, John, Landy
wen on nis way to a new
world record in the mile run in
the Australian Track and Field
tnampionships at Melbourne
A rival, Ron Clarke, stumbled
and (ell hi front of Landy. The
lanky champion, instead of gun
ning past, stopped to help the
i aiien ioe, mus losing a chance
for his world mark.
But with the act. Land made
ine aponsmansnip Hall of Fame
a Doay organized in 1943 and
just coming to the attention of
the public in recent vears.
The Sportsmanship Hall o
fame was organized by E. P,
Coleman, onetime verv surrpss.
ful Texas and Arizona hieh schnnl
coach but now in business for
nimseit as manager of the swank
rirecmi i,oage in Palm Desert
Calif.
LOVE OF CAME '
"We organized this hall of fame
because we believed there was
too much emphasis on winning in
me sports pages o( the nation,'
cays Coleman. "For the outstand
ing act of sportsmanship each
year, a panel of 50 sports writers
around the country gives a
plaque." .
The sportsmanship hall of fame
Is growing, but not by leaps and
bounds. It has sponsors, but not
enough. It would like a building
In which to place plaques and
other items involved in a great
act of sportsmanship.
Here are . some of the great
acts of sportsmanship that have
been honored by this hall of
lame:
in me 19.5 national open
golf championship, Bobby Jones
stopped play during the final
round and . asked that he be
penalized a stroke. He had moved
his ball slightly in addressing it.
"Nobody saw the ball move except
Jones. Willy McFarlane beat
Jones by a single stroke for the
championship.
PERRY MOSS
Perry Moss, onetime University
ef Illinois quarterback, interrup
ted a football game with Iowa,
'at risk of a penalty to his own
' club, to direct attention of of
ficials to the grogginess of a rival
Iowa lineman. If the play had
gone on, the Iowan might thave
ieriously been hurt. ' i '
Baron Pierre de C our bet
founder of the "nodern" Olympic!
games. A man who believed if'
the youth of the world could be
brought together in sports there
would be- no better way to pro
mote mutual respect and under
(landing. The late coach Tad Jones of!
Yale warned his players that
Charlie Buell of Harvard, was
playing with an injury. "The
first player who roughs Buell
will come out of the game and
off the field," Jones told his
players.' Buell played the entire
game and Yale lost.
Of such deeds is sportsmanship
built, and commemorated in the
Sportsmanship Hall of Fame.
Major League
Leaders '
United Press International
National League
Player 41 Club G. AB R. H. Pel.
Aaron, Milw.
. 21 87 19 42 .483
Burgess, Pitts.
Pinson, Cin.
Mays, S. Ft
19 60 7 24 .400
22 91 22 34 .374
23 94 16 33 .351
Bouchee, Phil.
20 72 11 25 .347
American League
Kuenn, Det. 17 66 10 26 .394
Fox, Chi. , 22 94 11 36 .38.1
Kaline, Det. 23 . 94 9 34 .362
Power, Clev. 21 87 20 31 .356
White, Bos. 17 58 6 20 .343
Runs Batted In
National League Robinson,
Reds 29: Demeter, Dodgers 26;
Banks, Cubs 26; Pinson, Reds 23;
Mathews, Braves 23.
American League Cerv, Ath
letics 23; Triandos, Orioles. 21:
Lemon, Senators 21; Killebrew,
Senators 19: Skowron, Yan
kees 19.
Home' Runs
National League Mathews,
Braves 10: Aaron, Braves 8;
Demeter, Dodgers 7; Robinson,
(teas 7: nanus, uuds 7.
American League Killebrew,
, Senators 8; Lemon, Senators 7;
Colavito, Indians 7: Jensen, Red
Sox 7; Yost, Tigers' 6.
Pitching
National League Face, Pirates
4-0: Klippstein, Dodgers 3-0; Bur
dette. Braves 5-1: Mizcll. Cards
1-1; Henry. Cubs 3-1.
American League McLish.
Indians 4-0: Pappas. Orioles 3-0:
Wilhelm, Orioles 3-0; Larsen.
Yankees: Fischer, Senators:
Walker, Orioles all 2-0.
Commissioners
Await Answers
CHICAGO fUPI - The Illinois
Athletic Commission Saturday
awaited an answer to ils proposal
that it would recognize a middle
weight championship bout between
titleholder Sugar Ray Robinson and
Carmen Basilio.
Robinson, who was stripped of
his title by the National Boxing
Association earlier last week,
found an unexpected friend Fri
day in Frank Gilmer, chairman
of the Illinois commission
Gilmer said his IAC would glad
ly bill the bout as a midloweight
title . match provided Robinson
igned before May 25. .
Gilmer said it was his "guess"
that "everybody else would also
recognize it as a championship
light," despite the NBA action
which rame after Robinson Ig
nored III April 25 deadline to de
find hit crown. t I
Senators Fall
ToTn-City;
Share Lead
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tri-City knocked off league-leading
Salem. 11-4. Friday night to
drop the Senators into a percent
age tie with Eugene in the North
west League baseball standings.
Both Eugene, by virtue of its
64 win over Yakima, and the
Senators now have a games-won
percentage of .667. However, Sa
lem still holds a half game edge
in the won-loss column.
Carl Hutzler s first inning, three
run homer gave Salem a g o o d
jump on Tri-City, but the Braves
came back with single tallies in
the first two frames, then clinched
it with four mpre hi the fourth.
Tri-City got another four runs
in the fifth inning and closed out
its scoring with a single in the
seventh. Salem managed to pick
up one run on three Tri-City errors
in the eighth.
Ted Edmunds went the route to
earn the win for the Braves.
In the other league games, the
last place Lewiston Broncs took
Wenatchee 6-1 to drop the Chiefs
into fifth place. Tri-City stepped
into Wenatchee's old fourth place
berth.
The Eugene Emeralds won over
the Bears on the strength of home
runs, by Joe Sparks, Chuck Hiller
and Jerry Robinson. Sparks' blast
was a two-run affair in the first
frame. The other two were solo
homers.
Yakima got into the power act
too, with Herm Lewis clouting
solo homeruns in. the second and
tilth innings.
Lewiston's Thornton Kipper
twirled a neat six-hitter to lead
the Broncs past Wenatchee. Kip
per gave up the Chiefs' lone run
in the first inning.
Ron Wilkins' two-run double in
the sixth frame broke a 1-1 tie
and put Lewiston in the lead to
stay.
Philpdelphians
Buzz Over Talk
PITTSBURGH (AP)-The base
ball world is buzzing with Phila
delphia Phillies' trade talk.
General Manager John Quinn of
the Phillies, who is making an ex
tended road trip with the club,
says he has several irons in the
tire.
- "We have made propositions to
several clubs and we are now
waiting to hear from them," Quinn
said Friday. '
Some observers felt a trade was
imminent because when the club
left Philadelphia Thursday to open
a five-game series with the Pitts
burgh Pirates the players Were
given meal money for only three
days instead of the customary
week or more.
WINS BY A NOSE
NEW YORK (UPI1 . Village
Idiot; ridden by Manuel Ycaza,
clung to a narrow lead In the
stretch at Jamaica Friday and
scored a nose victory over Saf
feris in the $10,000 Utopia Handi
cap.
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By OSCAR FRALEY
NEW YORK, H'Pli - Fearless
rraleys (acts and figures:
Pimlico, the Baltimore track
where they'll run the second leg
ot tne triple Crown next Salur
day, is very cognizant of Its his
tory what with George Washing
ton once having sent in his shill
ings there.
So now they're giving Capt.
John Smith an assist in the nam
ing of Preakness hopeful First
Landing. The colt was foaled at
Doswell. Va., a short distance
from Jamestown, which was cele
brating the 350th anniversary of
the first successful English settle
ment in the new world .... so
what better name than First
Landing? . . .
Willie Shoemaker, who won the
Kentucky Derby aboard Tomy
Lee, will be the big man in the
Preakness as he shifts to Sword
Dancer. But Willie , at 4 feet, 10
inches and 98 pounds stands as
one of the world's smallest ath
letes . ,' he wears a 14 shoe . . .
HAIL THE DOGGIE
lulu ujill h Matin-.! unt f.
montn ana, in preparing tor this
sausage spectacle, a song has
been written called "The Hot Dog
Polka." It puts the knock on Bos
ton beans and southern turnip
greens and boasts "there ain't no
bones in a hot dog." . . . It's a
hot item ...
Veteran Mike Turnesa likes the
U.S. Open chances of big George
Bayer on the oversized Winged
root course next month and, be
cause of their ruggedness, also
favors such strong men as Doug
Ford and Arnold Palmer ... but
this one still is going to be won
with the short irons and the put
ter, which legislates heavily
against big George . . .
As evidence of the fantastic
boom in skin diving, more than
8 million persons now participate
in the sport. The big surge is in
underwater photography and spear
fishing . . . It s getting so that
above surface anglers hardly
know whether they'll bring up fish
or man . . .
AT THE RACES
Ingemar Johansson, who chal
lenges Floyd Patterson for the
heavyweight crown on June 25, is
making big claims for his lethal
right hand and the odds against
him are down to 13-3. But he si ill
is a mystery man and, while he
looks good punching, the principal
question is how he'll take a wal
lop on the whiskers . . . The sus
picion here is: not good . . .
Fred Corcoran, tournament
manager who leaves Tuesday for
Australia to select the Melbourne
site for the 1959 international golf
and Canada Cup championships,
tells this one in farewell.
Seems there was this baseball
fan who made his first visit to a
race track and watched without
enthusiasm. But finally he came
up with a long shot which was
racing head and head to the wire
against a favorite. As they pound
ed down to the finish, he leaped
on his seat and screamed:
"Slide, you bum, slide."
Cougar Homers
Defeat Ducks
PULLMAN (AP) - Washington
Stale batters clouted two home
runs Friday to lead the Cougars
to a 5-4 Northern Division base
ball victory over Oreeon.
Three runs in the sixth innine
gave the Ducks a 3-2 lead, but a
triple by Dave Jones and a homer
by Floyd Damon in the Coueai
half of the frame nave WSC the
edge. Oregon scored again in the
eighth and the Cougars won it in
tne ninth.
The loss dropped Oreaon from
a first place tie in the standings
to third place behind Oregon State
and Washington.
Scoreboard
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BASEBALL
Washington State 3. Oregon 4
College of Idaho 14-2, Lewis and
uark 0-7
Portland State 7, Oregon Tech 4
TRACK
Portland University 71, Oregon
LOllCgt 59
GOLF
Linfield 9Vt, Lewis and Clark 8',:
Willamette 17'V Pacific i
Idaho 16'i, Oregon 104
Oregon State 15'.., Washington
atate 11'.
TENNIS
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Oregon 4, Idaho 3
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2-4068.
DEPENDABLE child care In my
noma. s.niid age, 3-3. tu 2-0424.
LET ua contract your odd lobs. Hava
piUKUp, IOUIS, i U -.S.
RELIABLE man want, ranch or farm
work. TU 2-4910.
CHILD care, my home, day or night,
large yard. TU 2-2890.
WASHING. Ironing, delivery service.
TU 4-H43.
WIDOW. Ironings, very reasonable. TU
2-98U3. ,
ADULT.
babysitting evenings. TU
2-0804.
WANTED baby silling, evenings. TU
2-3148.
ROOMS FOR RENT 22
BRING your buddy! Board and room
at 930 Commercial. Nice rooms, good
lono. sj per day. no drinking.
ROOM and board, reasonable. South
suburbs. Inquire 2404 Gettle, evenings
and an day Thursday.
DESIRABLE rooms, 922 Pacific Ter-
race. ,
ROOMS, 94 week. 620 Jefferson.
SLEEPING rooms 1034 High
STEAM
2-0214.
healed sleeping rooms, TU
LOVELY rooms, elose In. Phone TU
4-4290
WORKMEN welcome, 3rd and Main.
SLEEPING room. 607 High.
CLEAN room,
cenl
gentleman. 1930 Cres.
ROOMS. Ernie's Hotel, 639 So. Sth.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24
FURNISHED bedroom apartment.
close in. Adults. (35. TU 4-9130
ROOMS and apartments. Reasonable,
close in. 310 North 7th. TU 4-.1S42
FOR rent three room furnished apart
ment. Adults only. 21.13 Orchard. In.
quire 20.17 RadcHffe.
WANTED man to share apartment
with same. 943 or batter per month.
each. Call TU 2-43871.
THREE room furnished apartment,
laundry facilities. Adults. TU 4-6B78.
NICE furnished nne bedroom apart
ment, close in, zon N. Rogers. Laun
dry facllitlea. Children welcome. TU
2-0803.
FURNISHED three room apartment
at 431 Washington. Call altar S, TU
4-3448.
TWO bedroom, furnished, 82S Lin
coin.
THREE room furnished, 2023 Darrow,
BEDROOM apartment, furnished or un
furnished. Hot water heat. Adults. Park
Court Apartmenta, 303 Alameda, TU
4-7273.
FURNISHED garage apartment, auto.
matic washer. Adulta, no pels. 1344
Etna.
CLEAN one room furnished bschelor
apartments. TU 4-8888 or TU 4.3111.
FOR rent lv bedroom furnished up
stairs apartment. Garage. S30. TU
2.3100.
EWAUNA
NEW. different. Also offlca IPIIS
218 So. 11 in. TU 2-108., TU 4-418
CLEAN furnished apartments Close
In. Utilities furnished 1603 Esplanade
APARTMENTS for rent Completely
furnished. 1411 Main St.
FURNISHED auarlm-nt Inquire Sll
High
BACHELOR apartment, Paik Apart
menta, 1842 Esplanade. TU 4-7187.
One and two bedroom apartments
Furnished and unfurnished
Inquire
Shasta View
Apartments
1627 Washburn Way
TU 4-MT7
REX ARMS APARTMENTS
Dining Room, Kitchen, Bath.
Steam Heat, Clean
Ph. TU 2-9217 224 Broad
CASCADE APARTMENT HOTEL
230 So. llth
Rooms or apartments completely
furnished by day. week, or month.
Moderate rates, clean, quiet, off
street parking. Inspection wel
come. Authorized A.A.A.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24
FURNISHED
TU .J789.
three room. Downtown.
FOR rent or lrae large a bedroom
apartment, .team heated, lorn, car.
peting and furniture. IBS per month
heat and water furnished. Near South
Sixth Street viaduct. Phona 4-3149 or
ask at B3S Market St.
SMALL apartments, electric range
rrlrigeralor. uttlltlea furnished. 433
Norm '.Oth.
FURNISHED apartments. Steam heat.
Adults only. TU .-IMJ or TU 4-937S
Alpha Apartments, 6J0 Pine.
ONE badroom apartment, adulta only
no peta. TU J-2nv.
TWO bedroom unfurnished. TU 1-4441
HOUSES FOR RENT
26
ATTRACTIVE small two bedroom, fur.
nlshed, fenced yard, dryer. $60. TU
4-40)18.
TWO bedroom duplex, garage. Near
we.vernaeuser. TU 4-4BS7 after " p.m.
or weekends. '
ONE bedroom furnished house w
garage. Adults. No pels. Call at 2240
FURNISHED house, couple only. No
pels. see. 228 Pacific Terrace.
ATTRACTIVE one bedroom house fac.
Ing park near Mills School. Partly
furnished. Both house and garage In
1st clats condition. Suitable for 2.
Rent UO. TU 2-3HH1 evenings.
FOR rent two bedroom house, 3202
Diamond, $49.
FURNISHED one bedroom house.
2-24B1.
IHi'Er bedroom furntshed duplex.
enchsed yard. Close In. TU 4-3233.
RENTAL service. Southern Oregon
Realty, 110 South 6th. Phone TU 2-4071.
BACHELOR cabin. Inquire 318 High.
UNFURNISHED duplex.
adults. 3011 Boardman.
FURNISHED two bedroom duplex,
I6S. No dogs. Inquire 111 Pine.
MISC. PROPERTY TO LET 27
FOR rent irrigated pasture. Handle
20 head. TU 2-0U69.
FOR lease lot on Washburn Way be
tween church and Tower Theater. H. E.
Jones and Son, 920 Plum.
GOOD pasture for three or four head
of stock. TU 2-3178.
REAL ESTATE WANTED 28
WANTED to rent house in Pelican
School district, up to ISO a month.
TU 4-3084.
UNION Oil Co. representative wants
rent two bedroom house, unfurn
ished. TU 4-8178 week days.
WANT to rent or lease with option,
two bedroom house with acreage. TU
4-3700. ' .
RENTALS, aales, leases. Southern Ore
gon Realty. 110 South 6lh. TU 2-4071.
CHILCOTE & SMITH
IR
Independent Realtors
ASSURE
Dependable Service
Seller's Attention
Cash for Your Home
We will purchase for cash a limited
number of moderately priced
homes in good residential districts.
See us at once.
Contract - Mortgages
Have buyers for contracts or
mortgages at conventional dis
counts. Your opportunity to. Con
vert that long term paper into
immediate cash. ...
CHILCOTE & SMITH
REALTORS SINCE 1909
ill N. 9th Street Ph. TU 4-7771
REAL ISTATE FOR SALE 30
REDUCED small greenhouse, 8-10
acre, two room house. Good well and
DUmn. 4.71 so. PRC l c II ahway. Med.
ford, Ore. No Saturday calls, please.
FOR ssla by owner, Leaving Klam
ath. Spacious threa badroom home
with lols of bulll In storage apace.
Almost new. Selling fnr StS.oon lun-
der FHA appralsali. TU .-08S7 Sun
day or evenings.
TWO bedroom, modern home, electric
heat, cement foundation, phona TU
4-3218.
THIS fine country home with 3 bed
rooms, separate dining room ana
breakfast area. Electric dishwasher.
Hardwood floors. Full basement. Over
slied garage, barn, chicken house. On
3's beautifully landscaped acres. Only
$19,000. Good terms. Schroeder Realty
Co. TU --. .
FOR ssle six lots, 30 X 140. TU 4-B61B
aflar 4:30 p.m.
GILBERT W, FLEET .
IR
Independent Realtors
ASSURE , '
Dependable Service
Clinton Ave.
A nicer home; planned and built
by one of Klamath Falls successful
contractors, Two bedrooms, bath,
living room 21 by 14 with new wall
to wall carpeting included, all
hardwood floors. Utility, separate,
but opening from efficiently 'plan
ned kitchen. The house llsclf is
in the very best structural con
dition: all newly decorated in
pleasing colors. IWO ft. floor area.
Attached garage. 'A acre, land
scaped. $12,000. $400 down, FHA
terms.
View Of Lcike
Two bedroom home, large level
lot in quiet desirable neighborhood.
1152 square feet provides well de
signed living area and storage
space, tne attractive kitchen is
ash paneled. Utility room plumbed
for washer and dryer. Dry con
crete basement has partly fin
ished recreation room. Darkroom.
Oil furnace piped to all rooms.
House newly decorated. Terms.
Cottage Ave,
Two bedroom home On '4 acre In
good district. Large utility. Car
port and garage, with extra stor
age room. Lawn and garden space
all well fenced. $H7S0. $1000 will
handle.
New Development
Corner lot In Mountain View, two
blocks off Pacific Terrace. Easy
access. Excellent view. Utilities
assured this season. $250 down,
balance on contract.
Listings Invited
GILBERT W. FLEET
REALTOR
434 Main St.
Office Ph. TU 4-92M
s ' Home Ph. TU 4-4.15?
' Sales: Virginia Brown
30
FOR tale or rent, tlx acrt ranch, mod
ern one bedroom borne, partly fur
ntshed. Cerate and chicken house.
Nine miles from Klamath Fetla on
Keno road. Write or call Keith Mc
Daniel, 20:18 St. Brooklyn Street, Port
land 2. Oreion or Belmont 3-4906.
WISH to eell 1 1000 rnulty In three
bedroom home (or $900. Will leave
S530 worth ot furniture. Furniture may
be financed for part payment on
equity. TU 4-0011 after 5.
RESIDENTIAL loti and commercial
loti, from $200 to (9500 Deane Sech-
er. Realtor. TU 4-4127.
1500 DOWN, and UO month buye S
houaei on large lot with S100 month
Income. See at 3202 Diamond Bt
SALE or trade two lot. .Riverside
160 ft. x 200 ft. Free water riiht
(1300. TU 4-4803 or TU JM26Q
TWO bedroom home. 4434 Bryant.
OWNER transferred. Must sell three
bedroom house, 1 2-3 baths, two fire
places. Lovely lalteshore location. $16,
500. TU 4-W2T.
DISTINCTIVE
YET
LOW PRICED!
Two bedrooms 'one with large
wardrobe closet), living room
with fireplace, dinette and
kitchen. Easy-to-care-for' tila
" floors throughout. Perfect In
sulation, electric heat (high,
est electric bill last winter
was only $29). Garage at
tached by breezeway.
One of the South Suburbs'
truly different homes, located
on dead-end street In good
neighborhood. Modern styling,
beautiful solid mahogany
siding. Big 73 X 135 ft. lot
with nice lawn and flower beds.
Sewer installed, and paid.
Owner must sell equity only
$1,500 including closing costs.
Take over payments of $80.26
per month. See it today, you'll
love it. James A. Allen, 2099
Gettle.
JAMES A. ALLEN
2099 GETTLE
IR TWO BEDROOM HOME in
suburban district, one-half acre.
nice lawn and garden plot, com
pletely furnished with good furni
ture. Price 10,000. Good terms.
IR TWO HUNDRED FORTY
ACRES, extra good irrigated farm
land, excellent improvements, all
equipment. 500 sheep, all growing
crops lor $120,000. Good terms.
Will sell ranch without personal
property.
IR in about 14 miles of the Falls
an excellent irrigated farm, a new
seven room home with two baths.
and necessary farm outbuildings.
Price $45,000. Good terms and will
take in a home in the Falls up to
$15,000. Slip on your trading clothes
ana come in.
Listings of alt kinds wilt be ap
preciated. Have buyers for Su
burban acreage.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FARMS
AND RANCHES
J.W.SANDERS
REALTOR
1213 Main . TU 4-7S21
. SALESMEN
Cliff Shuck and John R. Reber
St. Francis Park
Spacious 2 bedroom modern home.
fireplace, cedar lined wardrobe
closets. Insulated, storm windows.
Detached garage with fruit room
and extra storage. Beautifully land
scaped, fenced lot. An excellent
value. $11,500. $350 down FHA.
Conger School
District Is the location of this sol
idly built 3 bedroom home. Dining
room plus breakfast nook, fire
place, full concrete basement, econ
omical oil furnace heat. Call now
Price $12,000. FHA terms.
New 3 Bedroom.
Modern home. Superior design and
workmanship, all the latest fea
tures Including built-in oven and
range. Restricted, suburban loca
tion on paved street, curbs, sew
er. Trade-Ins considered. Prica
$IH,950 with 10 per cent down.
EVERETT DENNIS
REALTOR
133 South Dth Street TU 1" 8491
Homer Stiles, Eves. TU 4-9004
IR
Independent Realtors
, ASSURE
Dependable Service
TRAILER PARK SITE
On Highway 97, good frontage, 2'4
acres, close to town. Has well
built two bedroom home for own
er's quarters. Can be sold furnished
for $!r,ooo.00. .Unfurnished for $8,.
2.0.00. Reasonable terms available.
HENLEY ACREAGE '
Vh acres on Airway Drive, large
two bedroom home, plenty of room,
$10,000.00. Terms to fit your needs.
HOT SPRINGS
Comfortable family home, large
living room, separate dining room.
kitchen with oversize breakfast
room, three large bedrooms,
three baths, spare guest
room, full basement with party
room. Large level lot in attractive
neighborhood, complete sprinkler
system. Full price $19,900.00 (Less
than FHA appraisal). This is a
good buy. Call for an appointment.
GOING TO SELL? ' ' ,
Call us for a frank evaluation of
your property. We have customers
ready and wailing for many types
of homes. We have the staff and
the experience to get the job done.
BARNHISEL
AGENCY ;
Don Sloan, Assoc. Broker
112 8. 8th Street, Phona TU 2-3481
Eves. Call
Don Sloan . TU 4-565I
Fred Cofer TU 4439
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE