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PAGE 2 B HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY. JUNE 21. 1B59 J" Mifi vV iS .Me Ruth Ladder Features Four Ties PARK VOLUNTEERS Posed in front of en of th finijh.d dugbuts en th Mills LitHe Laagu Park diamonds arc thai mambari of Ropar and Ropar Painting contractors. From left to right art Virgil Paabltr, Roy Kennedy and Jo Spencar. Th trio was in th process of painting th dugouts whn Harald and News photographar Den KattUr cam en th scant. Three Teams Share So. Suburban Lead SOUTH Ht'BL'RBAN LITTLE LEAGUE W L Metier Brothers S 1 Kingsley Field 2 1 DARCO 1 1 Houm of Discount 1 2 Teamsters 91,1 12 Oregon Food 1 2 Monday Schedule PSC Vikings Pick Smithwick Portland Stale College's 10-week East Side Elec. M. L. Johnson Merrill Balsigera Henley Sptg. Goods Crater Lake Mach. Superior Troy Gun Store K Amusement Chiloquin Fluhrers Moyina Heights Friday Results Oregon's Burleson Speeds-Jo Triumph BOULDER. Colo. (p Oregon , States record in the 200-meterf ano! Tursdiv Mhi ii r..m Snnorr rL.i. .. nj..ii w..hi.w. freshman miler Dyral Burleson low hurdles. His time around J 1 .750(Troy and Crater Lake Machinery ! football eMrh Jim Oweae to fer- and Kansa University hurdlerjon curie of 22s second broke .Taisva Birr rv (Continued from Pag IB) BABE KITH LEAGUE I of the park M. L. Johnson meets W L Pet. the Henley aggregation Monday ' la a dar when acieatisla are 00! night. ' . groping lat auter space srilk their 4 1 4 1 2 1 .730 tangle at :30 followed by The enlly searching fer someone to LnarMe JMwen raced to sens-j ms 1958 mark of K.7. Tidwell also .SOO Cun Store and Chiloquin at 30 throw a limine leather aval ,: recoru oreasing victories erasea we AAU mark of 23.2 by .800! At 7 o'clock on Conger. Field , distance of about 1-M yards at jsfuay ' he - rain-dampened ( Harrison Dillard in 1946. ;sonj Wednesday night K Amusement j Urgel six feet or taller." i National AAU Track and Field, gan Jose State's great sprinter, .500 and Merrill hook op on diamond! Thempsea has another . . .Championships. (Jjay Norton, sped to victory m .400 No. 1 while Moyina Heights and "Coach Jim Owens has said:' Burl(son- unmindful of the mile-: th 200 meters to become the only .JOojBalsigers clash on Field No. 2. I'What we need hull "lonesome j hl(lh ltltud. r lh oggy "-1 double champion in the two-day .200! Thursday night, back at Gem, lend" but "lonesome halfback" ,rs' b'at 1,15 enlor teammate! meet. He won the 200 meters in .000 East Side meets Chiloquin at :30 somebody who caa get himself J!m G.rell- ,h NCAA mile cham- 20 g seconds. Norton copped th i alter which Fluhrers Bakers and last lata secondary.'" ,l""a- ,ne i.wmeiers race, ioi 100 meters in 10.5. Henley Sporting Goods 12. Chil-!the Crater Lake Cats tangle at i Heavyweight Champioa F 1 y d yard5 hort of mile- Burlesons: Norton took over 'the crowns uin 11 30. (Himselfl Pattersoa says, "A lot;"me ot 3 minutes. 47$ seconds held last year by Bobby Morrow, oqi Crater Lake Machinery I, K Amusement 1. Henley Sporting Goods and Cra ter Lake Machinery climbed into a tie for fifth spot on the Babe Ruth League Standings by virtue of wins on Conger Field Friday night. The games marked the close of the third week of, the 1959 BR season. The Henley nine, down 11 to 5 in the home half of the last inning, en ploded for seven runs to. finally subdue Chiloquin 12-1 1 while Cra ter Lake maintained an even pace throughout in measuring the K Amusement nine 8-1. The week's olav concludes Fri-'or nronla or I'm miu 1 tracked the AAU mark of 3;47.9i Abilene iTei.i Christian's r.a day night on Conger with The Gun! champion, r eve a good eham.'set by 1940 W'onsm mrlerjstar who failed to qualify in either More and M. L. Johnson on Field pion. But they caa't say I'm not! "a"er event. Morrow has been unable No. 1 while Superior Troy and The champion. Merrill battle on Diamond No. 2. Rulers Censored By NAAU BOULDER. Colo. (AP) The He also maintains, Cus D'Amata since I was 14. H I didn't get a dime out of fighting Johansson. I'd still do it. What Cus to trying to do will be good, not just for me. but for all fighters." . . No comment. A pair of ex-Henley athletes. Burrell Gober and Leroy Larson. basketball, football and track Tidwell, NCAA 100-yard dash' in t in i.n .nnHitin- ;. r. I've known a u n u e o leniuj a muscle spasm in his left Wisconsin Sweeps IRA Win stars, have received athletic schol ar slms In Cnlnratin Wr rn Stata I SYRACUSE, N.Y. AP) Wis- rnll.oo .i r,,n.i.. j .consin's- dark horse Barlcem 'I 'n i executive committee of the ; Na.'the 41ma va,er flf Te Am; swept to the front with a milelOaiem DOdStS thigh at Houston June 8. The Southern California St rid ers, featuring record - breaking shot putter Parry O'Brien, repeat' ed as team champions. Al Oerter of the New York Ath letic Club set an AAU meet rec ord in the discus of 1U feet, I inches Saturday. Fortune Gordea set the old mark of lM-9 in 1953. Henley Sports Win . 'AAU Saturday condemned the, unci iiduuntu uiymDic lommiiiee . , i noth. inx l,nw.. k.i,.-j .u. c....u search for a head fnnihatl mah Credited with the Henley victorvl ,,rm. ... ...:.,.,' ': . wlln reeeaing "- ouwuiiian inur usue neaas: ' - - al .iauonaiist cnina. without tnis'ramiii.r i. Ki.m t....k.n i win u. .:- i- - u. mpnf hv Aihion nir..i, i ui moved into the mound in the' ,., .. . . -. laminar to Klamath baseball fans, , ...... iw imuai. "m ...... .. 1 recognition .-Nationalist inma can ,h,, , H..h Klin, i ...-day. in the Pet. .wwigo at lo-ii- ana 12-year-old base-""" Ilun omimwicx, a lor-i"-"" " "'"'""mot compete .mi, ball Monday night. nicr sianoout piayer ana assistant - was Games. M7I League standings to date show toac'' at ,ne University of Nevada.! n ioquin s to case, wno went tne A aiw m ijudiiri to go ana wnippea Syracuse s favored Orange by two rtBk f KftC for the Intercollegiate j I Assn. championship on l-swept Onondaga Lake Satur- uiympic y,, act but food in ne North. The Big Ten rowers, tallest IhI i. ...... crew in the 11-shell vaniiv lml rpuilntinn uhink 1411 ffi... . ""K- f 333 MfT. Bra. the Kmg ley I '.ias --.ed to replace Les j fU distanc. cials sald - approved unani- ,"ay inbusi wss Hub manager of 'n''r .1- ,951 ace""., 2.U iruu .-. v .r, . , Uggctt. who resided Anri . Allbntton, who won for his club .,.i j ,u. .I"ay ln l,llln"- Hub, manager of:",c,r 5.lnce tne " r itriu nine anu Lfni-U an nooKea , . , ; I . . .- . , "'""'j . ucinanuni nidi uw O....U.W11K s appoimment is sud- "' . "nenLra "rescind immediately its unjusti- ject to approval by the State' rough second and third inning at' fied actioll against Nationalist nuara 01 nigner Education. u,e i"e unuquin.Daiiers China. knotted In a Ihr.w.u .rr.mklol aiiimiwira. wno comes to f.-U; ""y rB1.j. eijjni nns, inciuaing n ., iirom ".in a three way tie for first place I while House nf nkrnnnt Tpam. metier uromers vs. leamsiers iils,er, 911 and 0r,,Bon Food are nmgsiey rieia vs. uakcu. With two weeks and a big open- Aussie, , American Tie Lead for the No. 2 spot South Suburban major activity continues this week with the the University of Nevada at f as Vegas branch, where he had filled the double role of director of RlhlplifC and health nnrt nhucifol Monday night opener on Kingsley!educaliM since li)56 wj join tne J V D.mners anuista(( as a assistant professor in the Teamsters Union Local 9Hi the division of education, while DARCO and Kingsley Field Smithwick s previous coaching tangle on Washburn Field. experience was at the University Tuesday night the Teamsters, of Nevada, where he served as an stay on the Kingsley diamond as J assistant coach from 1948 to 19,iS, they host the House of Discount nine while on Washburn Field a triple by shortstop John Wright; The IOC in a meeting at Mun- a nome rim by catcher hylvanirhin... . .iiu... n.j Crume ami In double by third bas.-hina represen,a,ive, on the ,0c ...... iwithdrew Aue. 19. 1958 in rii. ich May 29 ordered the National kn0WJ? Moyina Heights, the Cinderella His relief. Quigley, quelled the pi'te over the presence of the Na upiuing w..n on.y one more mil- tjonajstf on lhe same committee, oqum hit, a harmless rap in the Kellllm ,ohnso. of 0M r. sixth. dent of the AAU, said he inter- MONTREAL fAP - Bruce' P"00, Wllh the 0"on Cramptmi, a straight-shooting son ;Food club: ai. c r . . ...e opurunx .us nine Koiipreed (he I0C action in Munich away to a -u lean in tne nrst Man.a dui men were .sun unillll!rollD nrepnllinn An Ih. wnen ne assumed nis fltities at the ' oouom oi me sevenm. ssisieo mittee He said he understood the Las Vegas branch. (by singles from Quigley and sec- IOc intended to invite the Na- Hugh was a three-sport letter-jond sacker Mike Beymer, and ajonaiist, (0 rcappy for admis man at Nevada, earning awards in: weakening on the part of Case,Jsjon under another name. (At the Yakima team, to eniineerin I Marietta. Ohio. a "A Hub Kiltie Night-mare" as The Badgers not only broke a promotional bit to help fill th I Cornell'' victory streak at four seats. When Hub's around . . .jDut ended Eastern domination of you pays your money and who this rowing classic ever since it was shitted to Onondaga in 1952. After collaring pace-setting Syr- of a Sydney. Australia, nolice- Wednesday Metier Brnlhers and: football, basketball, and track. Hislthe Hcnleyites contrived e v e n Munich the Nationalists were tdld man. and Dow Finsterwald, the "regon rood lock horns on the United States PGA champion, tied 'Kingsley Field while Kingsley and for the lead Saturday alter the House of Discount are matched on 'third round of the Canadian Open Golf Championship. " Finishing in a steady rain at the I.vlcsmere Course, Crampton, leader at the halfway point, post ed a 70 for his 205 total and Fin- sterwald shot a 89 to tie him for the lead. It still was anybody's tourna ment going into Sunday's final mund as the weather failed to make the 6,695-yaid, par 38-3672 Islesmcre course tough for th top professionals of four countries. Although their M-hole totals of 205 were 11 under lslesmere's par, Crampton and Finsterwald had only a one-stroke Jead over Art Wall of Pocono Manor, Pa., 'Winner of three tournaments and nearly 35,ono on the pro circuit this year, and Doug Ford, former Masters and PGA winner. Wall had a third round 70 and Ford a 69. , A mid-alternoon thunderstorm halted play for nearly half an hour and rain fell almost con tinually thereafter. Washburn. All SS maior mn iart i'aptnin in his senior year. nunc in ine MTvive, ai r on S:30 p.m., either on the Kingsley playing area or on the new Wash burn facility. Minor league activity goes into its second week as six games are scheduled on Monday night at Washburn and another six are slated for Washburn on Thursday night. Monday night games feature Klamath Stockmen vs. Kilowatts No. 2, Roberts Hardware vs. Al bcrs Feed, Dunn's Heating Oil vs. Klamath Lockers, Western Oil and Burner vs. Pacific Supply Coop, Safeway South Sixth vs. Summers Lane Richfield, and Sor ans Poultry vs. Kilowatts No. 1. Thursday night Spccialned Serv ice meets Klamath Stockmen, Kilowatts No. 2 vs. Albcrs Feed, Dunns Heating Oil vs. Roberts Hardware, Kingsley FD vs. West ern Oil and Burner, Pacilic Sup ply vs. Summers Lane Richfield, and Sorans Poultry vs. Safeway South Sixth.. football coach was Jim Aiken, for- runs to ice the affair. mer University of Oregon mentor. R Sniithwich performed at t a c k 1 e! Chiloquin . 074 ooo 0 U and end for the Wolfpack and was' Henley 410 000 712 Case and Crume: Allbntton Quigley (4i and Crumrine. Bcnning, Georgia, he was an all- service' selection as a tackle. Among his teammates were Bob Waterficld and Joe Rout, an All American guard at Texas AiI. The new Portland State mentor, who is well-versed in both the single-wing and T-lnrmation, Cats Victor The Cats clawed four K Amuse ment pitchers for only four hits but capitalized on a total of 12 walks, six off starting twirler Ben Gonzales. Goo'.ales, who was lift they would be acceotable as the " -IFormosan Olympic Committee.) 9 7 1 The AAU committee's action " 'iwas annnunroH at a n. n,n(i,. ence in conjunction with the Na tional AAU Track and Field Championships here. install the familiar T in his first: m lne fourtn' was charged with season at the helm of the Vikings. ,nc 'oss-, i ne winner was crater i.axe s Lose A Few, Lose A Few Four teams of Klamath County basketball players are taking part in the Klamath Falls Park and Johnny Simpson who fanned 10. walked four and gave up only three hits. He lost a chance for a shutout when the Amusement squad counted its lone tally off a pair of walks and a sincle bv Bill! Recreation Department's summer MEMPHIS. Tenn. (API A pro-,Nctier. righlfielder. Icage slate now underway on KU's football player lor the Chicago r h E: Pelican Court nightly, according Bears ran into a hard hitting line, Crater Lake Oil 202 2 8 4 0 10 director Dean White. of policemen Saturday. k Amuse. ooo ono l l 3 3 1 Squads representing Merrill and Harlon Hill, one of the Bears' Simpson and Marvin; Gonzales, I Henley have registered so far and top pass-catching ends, is free nnlputer "4', PhHps ts. Maxwell are competing amnngst themselves team of the local Babe Ruth League is having a tough time finding a carriage that doesn't re semble a pumpkin. , . . They have yet to acquire a win in league play but it doesn't seem to bother enarh a move to give both Chineseivie l..ni ..j hi. "casloffs." One of these days they wii. catch fire. And when they do . . . look out. Lot of enthusiasm around the Klamath Union High gym. these days. Dean White's summer bas-. kctball program is in full swing with teams from Merrill, Henley end KU now participating. Dean says the latchstring is out for any other areas who wish to take part in the summer work. Leagues are planned. Baseball teams in the Klamath Falls area have shed a tear or two. understandably, over the lack of attendance at local games. Guess one would have to charge It up the large influx in the local interest In boats. Klamath Lake, Lake or the Woods. Crescent and Odell are loaded with Klamath Falls people and their boats , , , and It's getting more so. They are not all fishermen either , . . lots of water skiing, Joy riding nd Just plain "hot-ruddering." And that's what makes . baseball . , . hurt. This writer, an old auto race fan, was kind of disappointed to hear that the Klamath Racing As Summer Hoopers In Action bond alter he was arrested on charges of six dillerent olfenses, including drunken driving, after leaving the scene of an accident. Police traced Hill to his home alter obtaining his license num- (6i and Currin. Play Continues Babe Ruth action continues this nd two team, made up of klnm- i"0" ' P'a,n' ' "dn!! -h Union athletes. 0" the Eberlein Street track until Boy, of high school age upward ' " rac' sPas""'cay. acuse at the mile and three-quar,-ters mark of the 3-miIer, the Badgers pulled ahead with every stroke. Navy, trying desperately lo win the big one "for Rusty" retiring coach Rusty Callow finished third and almost nipped Syracuse SALEM. Ore. (AP) Karl Kuehl. at 21, is proving that baseball is a young man's game. He took over this spring as manager-first baseman of the Sa lem Senators and now has them in first place, five games ahead, in the class B Northwest League race. He's a timely hitter, and is currently baiting' .308. It's a home-owned club, too, with only a loose farm connection with the Cincinnati Redlegs. Kuehl established himself as a favorite with Salem fans in 1957 when he led the Northwest League with a .347 batting average and tied for the league lead in dou bles with 31. He was voted th team's most popular player. He went elsewhere then. But when a manager was needed for at the wire. California, trying to1 ,h' ..m t.- 7 a I do the same for r.i i-..i tn4 1959 ,eam- h,s ,rlnd "J him tn annlv Ha Hi rl do the same for Ebright. was fourth Washington, returning to IRA competition a f t r a two-year NCAA-enforced ban, took fifth place. The Huskies, however, won tne Jim Ten Eyck team trophy with second place finishes ia both the freshman and junior varsity races plus their fifth in the cli max race. Wisconsin's time in the face of a 17 m.p.h. headwind was 18:017 This was far behind the course record time of 15:08.1 set bv Navy's Olympic championship crew in 1952 with the aid of a terrific tailwind. who wish to participate in the from there on. Last week the No. 1 while on the opposite end ty Clark Gaaxl, ams H Pr Entries are coming in a lot i day evening. July 12. open as factar Ipml nthar fit. he than Ai.it.kA ...ill ... (n; h. r;7:i w7. r .rn,m-i .z. z r;.LTi. . n ioci Prk playgrounds, wud ment to be staged at Reames! that evening 'in the club house license and driving after his j.!'n hcan. ar now operating in rt .r. . ,t.L. i. .. p staged pne of the best races si... .... ,n. p.Hrao m .n ...nin .. I "e have seen and it seems to her from Mark Paris. 18, driver Fluhrers clash on Conger Field 7 o'clock. Junior high and gram- T. ")at w.ou'd hav b"n. mar school hoys sessions begin at I" "f na Du,la of the other auto involved C. E. Hawkins, one of three po licemen who marie the arrest at Hill', home, quoted him as saying "You little ...! You're too little to put those handcuffs on me." Hill was taken into custody after what the olficer, descrihed a, a hard struggle P&RAdds New Activities The Klamath Falls Park and Rec to a m. daily. KU players attending the open ing sessions include Bob Lewis, seme fans. Bringing these cars from California in for the pro grams may have hurt the local Specific charge, against Hill rea"" pr"sram tv,,ins in, h'h, iMimmer activity get underway. All were: drunk driving, running red light, leaving the scene. June 28. This tournament will bei Kd Rnhinmn h k..ii. IS hnloa fnp IhftO npruina u.hn r,n. . -.1 I ., .v.. Inc. h.. ..... K.i.. in- supervisor. ... ........ ...... nwrwiaiu, IHMI.ri.l .HR mil "i-- ni n t t"a a..--i- have Handicaps above 18 and 27 the club has needed a long tim.ln' Arkansas recently on holes for those with handicap, 16 Frank Mavebar is putting on the drunk driving charge, and under. There will be Ihree finishing touches, and yours truly I m.raiia. uiv.smiis loiiuws; u-i.wui apply in paint so It will he -g-IY IS l.n. This a.vM av.rv lnl rn.i, ... k. - ' ' r' . - ,,n mi- v v-Hir.UUMI. ,ur fi.k.i.. k.. . k..l. I. , - """ ..ni. many inanss to tnese gentlemen ' a j a. this first invitational tournament Gus Anderson's "divot diggers", tOnadlflfl wDCII nr.iiriiiorr is our came up wiin tne low net in the I MONTREAL Api .lack Fleck Henley players are Dulfy Ad aim, Leroy Larson, John Nolen and Joe Tacchini. Merrill has been represented by Herb Schlect. 1-eroy Schlect. Dean vcrv cense was revoked. Police said he i "" Jonn n' "ruce rlJ .... son. supervisor. tRrn-knar Tuesday at 9 a.m. the physical! Although league, have, as yet conditioning program, which in pot been formed, the team, are eludes tumbling, trampoline work, playing nightly games. Upon the parallel and horizontal bars, be-: addition of more players leagues Wavne Dennis. Paul Rihnn ripan drivers' billfolds and prestige for Dunson, Bill Santo, Bill Bogatay, a 5n""' tim bul in the lonK run Bob Lapsley, Ray Tavlor, Don : th'r' wouIl hav' btn 1 more Eastman, Jim Patzke, Gary ratz-j rK"ople' in ,h Paid-for type seats. ke. Karl Rrinson and Bob Cooper. i I as a ak our jqck riecK uuits gins on Pelican Court. Both boys and girls - of all ages are wel come. Also slated for Tuesday at 9 will be formed and a regular schedule adhered to, according to White. In first round play the KU squad tournament so let s get in it, monthly stag event with a score Los AneaW nm anH iqvs ii ' p.irvi.a, h.i .aiw hi inrniiaiiaise prucs win oe.ot xm. Jim Kay s a m. is the arts - crafts program nipped Henley 50-47 and topped Merrill 50-22. Second round action Moore Park is the scene of the saw the KU fiv trip the "Sophs" tennis schedule beginning at 1 51-29 and 40-22. o'clock Tuesday afternoon while I . 'ROUStabOUts"!ntin rhamn.An nntljl ., .1 Ik. ,J , J i winners. , st-orea a victory in the low gross Canadian Open Golf Champion The ladies have completed their division, ln Individual play Carl sh'p Saturday in a huff because ai'ung nammap piay wun snme vroods gained low gross with aha ...n't .IlH i. n.rv h... thn. .rf n smr m .... IV .'.T, Vf"m ,h' owns.j7. nd Maj. Cliff Anderson won he had been accustomed to leav- penis the opening of the summer KrlshnOrl W!n -The uVhole ch.mpionsh.p low net w,ih a 7. ing his car. . track act.vit.es on MockK Field at 1 1. ,5V " fought between Jerry Smith and! C.nlf Oddity: "Brother helpsj Haney Raynor. 'PGA tourna-Upm. i SinQleS CrOWII Wary Drew w.lh Jerry Smith the out" as played by Stev. and Tom-ment superviH-. said Fleck ' Klamath Fall, youngster, who! ' inner and 2. Both had good my Good. While playing last Wed- would be lined $100. wish to participate in-the summer! LONDON fAPi-lndia's Rama- rounds. Jerry. 87 and Mary. M j nesday morning Steve hit his tee, Fleck was told by an attendant programs should report to the'nathan Krishnan completed his In tn "'r-"!' championship ; shot on th seventh hole to the to park at another spot near the various fields and buildings at the, two-day sweep of Wimbledon fa Marge Graham flelrated Ee Ash- edge of the cup. Tommy, not quite, clubhouse. Apparently some spec- designated times, said Johnson I voriles Saturday by winning the I ... iaa a. ..-la -. . 1 . r-T F - "la-in. Doin ti, long hitter that Steve is. used talors had parked in the area re- . i s- " ,n " rved for competitors. (u,ii, . . -.. n.i-.mn ar-'mgr o. me green, in cmpping his feated Vi Zamsky for the first next shot. Tom's hall hit Sieve's flight crown in tne ls-note group, into lhe cup lor a I Fran aim Is a to Reames. . Plans are going ahead at a rap- getting AIIL SFT. MEETING men's single title in the warm-up London Club Tournament with a tvj M victory over Neale Eraser NEW YORK U'PD-Th Amer-if Australia. lean Hotkey League has sched-l Krishnan. overlooked in the Al TRfM'K IMrROVING WASH INT. TOM IfPII Virk Al. nrocomer: as you rrao inis tne umior colt- irn,w r,m.r mau.r i.,,.. . ... ... j .. , w,mKiin .,... k.j ers of Reames will be in Portland pitcher and onetim comic part-1 in Hrrshev. P. beginning June'L' S. Davis Cup star Alex Otmedo i- getting in a practice round in n. f Al ck... k. '.j tw t...... ,1 irj D.n. .. ,. a. . M rate or th corninf Oregon Pro-. preparation for the week long Or-lpnnce of baseball." was operated sider applications for franchise, day's semifinal,. Olmedo is seed- from the Montreal Royals and the ed No. t and Fraser No t for fessional Match Play Ihampion- son Stat Junior olsv. We hoi' nil PriHa' fnr arnla annanH..tia hip to h held here July 13 to hrmg horn a couple of champs. lie is reported resting comforta- . inrougn ia. n sur 10 mm. aun-i lours lor Better golfing. Inly, Quebec League. Aces of th Quebec the Wimbledon Tournament which I begins Monday. Norton Selected Outstanding Ace BOULDER, Colo. (AP) -, Rv Norton of San Jose State, winnar of the 100 and 200-meter sprint,, was votea Saturday the outstand ing athlete in the 71st national AAU track and field championships. Norton, only double champion in the two-day meet, received 11 voles from newspaper, radio and television reporters. Dyrol Burle- on, Oregon freshman miler who won th 1500 meters in record time, was given 6 votes. . . "At first I thought they were kidding," Kuehl said, "but then I figured there was nothing to lose." It wasn't -exactly his first man aging venture. Kuehl, a resident of La Habra, Calif., recalls that at 15, he ran a winning semi-pro at Huntington Park, Calif. "Sometimes I can hardly grasp the responsibility of the job," h says, "but it's something I've al ways wanted to do. "You have to have that little bit extra to get to the top in base ball, and I did not figure I could make it playing so thought I would give managing a try." . Only one thing he doesn't lik about it. "Moving player or cutting on loose. I can't sleep nights worry ing about It when I have to maka the decision." BENNINGTON STEEL BUILDING CO.. 3059 BRYANT AVE. TU 4-3334 KLAMATH FALLS Summer Vacation Get Set For Care Free Summer Driving Famous lw-t 1 now with an xciting new foolrf Alrty fammit far th mntt in all-around trfnomy low ptiirhaiw pnc. low operating: cmt th mihlandtr now ni fori distinctivt. modern tvl ing plua many nw marhantral arRanrea. Rid it for pt flawir. nria it for mat -cutting rtanitnce. $ 299 00 EASY TERMS! FLEET'S 222 So. 7th TU 4-4520 Complete Tuna-N-Tast Lub-N-Chck, chanf oil, plug inspection Orein-N-Flush Rediofar Add Rust Inhibrrer Check ana! 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