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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1959)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Or. Fridav. Aueusf 21. 1359 PAGE ELEVEN l(F Team Invades Lakeview With only two meets lett on the schedule, the Klamath Falls swim nring team travels to Lakeview this Sunday where the host team will be aiming for its filth straight win of the season and the visiting KF squad will be looking for its initial victory of the year. The local team treks to Rose burg the weekend of August 27-28 !or a two-day invitational meet with approximately five other clubs from around the state. This will wrap up the season for the KFers. Just prior to the Roseburg meet, seven swimmers from Klamath will enter the Junior Olympic meet at Portland August 27 and 28. The seven will join the rest of' the team at Roseburg immediate lv following the two-day affair ' The KF squad of approximately 25 will be entered in a total of SO events at Lakeview, not includ ing the diving division. Included on the roster of coach Stan Tooke's undefeated Lakeview crew are the Jarmon sisters, Sherry and Shelia, Bob Metson, Mavis Cleaver and Sherrain Arsner. ' Klamath, who is under the Icoaching of Carolyn Garrison, will have the following making the trip to Lakeview: Donna Cummins, Mary Humphrey, Sheila Callison, Chris Graham, B. Z. Walker, Ruth Walker, Jay Cox, Brian Routh, Dale Cummins, Jerry Kramer, Bob Sandmeyer, Dennis Cornwall, -Marsha Breitenslein, Wayne ;Chamberland, Steve Campbell, Su .lie Shewmaker, Bob McClurg John Hees, John Brooks, Dennis .Montague, Patti James, Tom Pro vancha, Jim Mattmiller,- Mike McKibben and Ralph Walker. John Brooks, Dale Cummins, Jay Cox and Dennis Montague will be the only KF entrants in the diving category of the meet. FIGHTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Knoxville. Tenn. Willie Pas- trano, 185, Miami Beach, stopped Tom Davis, 211, Macon, Ga., 4. Tokyo J i r o Sawada, 146'j. Japan, outpointed Hiroshi Shina- da, 145, Japan, 10. Filly Threat To Ail-Time Winner Baltimore In Action At Dallas By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Passing maestro Johnny Unitas and the National Football League champion Baltimore Colts meet fledging quarterback Frank Gil ford and the New York Giants at the Cotton Bowl tonight. The exhibition game ' in Dallas marks the first clash of the teams since Alan Ameche bolted into the end zone last December at 8:15 of their sudden death playoff for a 23-17 Colt victory and the pro fessional title. The contest will be televised na tionally by CBS starting at 10:15 p.m., EST. In another pre-season encounter, Washington's Redskins meet the Rams at Los Angeles. The Colts defeated the College All-Stars 29-0 in their previous start while the Giants lost lo Phil adelphia 21-17. Rubber Open In 2nd Round AKRON. Ohio (API A sub par scramble to survive the half way cutoff was on today as the $22,000 Rubber City Open Golf Tournament wheeled into its sec ond round. The country's top professionals made a picnic grounds of Fire stone County Club's rolling acres Thursday when 50 of the field of 132 matched or bettered par 71 There was only a five - stroke spread covering the half hundred leaders. FACES LAKEVIEW SUNDAY The Klamath Falls swimming team, which hat yet to win a meet this season, pauses from one of its daily practice sessions as members prepare to invade Lakeview Sunday (or an invitational meet. The KF swimmers wrap up their season next week when they travel to Portland for the Junior Olympics Thursday and Friday and then to Roseburg Saturday and Sjinday for the invitational meet of the season. Left to right, front row, are Ralph Walker, Mary Humphrey, Donna Cummins, Sutie and B. Shew maker. Second row, Shelia Qallison, Ruth Walker, Patti James, Linda Lynch, Marsha Breit enstein and Tom Provancha. Third row, coach Carolyn Garrison, Steve Campbell, Dennis Montague, Wayne Chamberland, Dale Cummins, Jay Cox, Jon Dey and Brian Routh. CHICAGO (API Round Ta ble, the all-time money winning champion of Travis Kerr, is hav ing girl trouble. A strapping fitly from Australia. Wiggle II, wants to cut in on his earnings. The enormous-striding 4-ycar- old, is given a pretty good chance of doing so in Saturday's $too.ono added Arlington handicap at Ar lington Park. Round Table must carry his usual high weight of 132 pound: for the mile and three-sixteenths race on the grass. Wiggle II gets in at 105. "That Australian filly is one of! the best I've ever seen, says Round Table's trainer, Bill Mol- ter. "I don't think she can beat Round Table. But when you give a runner like that 27 pounds, you can't tell." Wiggle II. to be ridden by Dick Bainelt,- took the winner's share of $34,050 in the Arlington Matron last Saturday in beating Honey's Gem by three lengths in the l'i miles event. It was her first ma jor L'.S. victory after winning 15 of 26 starts in Australia and boosted her loot in two years to about $105,806. Wiggle II is owned by Bill God- by, now acting as her groom. "With a 27-pound edge I see no reason why she won't beat Round Table," sas the confident Godby. "I'm worried atout all the other light weights in the race." Round Table was a disappoint ing Uiird in the recent Equipoise mile but never has been beaten in nine grass races in Chicago. Bill Rosensohn To Aooear Before Boxing Grand Jury NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill Ro sensohn, who promoted the first Ingemar Johansson-Floyd Patter son bout but has since lost con trol of his own company, was scheduled to testify before the "boxing grand jury" today about the fight's odd promotional set-up. Rosensohn was grilled for near ly eight hours in the oflice of Dist. Atty. Frank Hogan, re peating his earlier story of how he was "forced" to take in two promotional partners in order to stage the June 26 bout. At almost the same time, Fran- kie Carbo, reputed underworld boss of boxing, was being ques tioned in the office of the State Attorney General Louis J. Kef kowitz, who also is investigating the odd goings-on surrounding the bout in which Johansson knocked out Patterson to win the heavy weight crown. It was the first appearance in the case for the dapper, smiling Carbo, who has plenty of other legal troubles to keep him busy. Earlier in the day Carbo, who is awaiting trial on charges of being an undercover and there fore unlicensed manager of fight ers, was the target of a tax war rant filed in state Supreme Court. The slender, sun-tanned Rosen sohn, who returned from a vaca tion in Europe early Thursday morning, spent most of his time Thursday under questioning by Assistant Dist. Atty Francis X. Clark. Rosensohn said he would waive immunity in testifying before the grand jury investigating under world influence in . boxing, be cause "I have nothing to hide." 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