PAGE EIGHT
Loses Loot To Boot
Folley Hospitalized;
Tonsils, Not Machen
SAV FRANCISCO (API No. 2
ranking Heavyweight Zora Folloy,
who kept his word and a secret
as he iabbed out a clear-cut vic
tory over Eddie Machen in a lack
lustre battle, today hopes for a
title shot against Ingemar Johan
sson. "I beat Machen before and I'll
beat him again," the 27-year-old
Follcy from Chandler, Ariz.,
vowed before he climbed into the
Cow Palace ring for his 12-round
return match Monday night. Their
first meeting ended in a con
troversial draw in April 1958.
The 194-pound Follcy was so
sure he could beat his 199-pound
opponent from Portland, Ore., that
he kept secret his troubles with
ailing tonsils. The tonsils probably
will come out Thursday in Phoe
nix, said Manager Bill Swift.
Machen, an 8-5 favorite despite
his No. 4 rating, look a financial
beating too. It cost him about $270
to box the 12 rounds. His manager
Sid Flaherty signed a contract for
60 per cent of the net gale then
guaranteed Follcy $15,000 win.
lose or draw. The net gate for the
non - televised fight totaled $24
548.86 and t0 per cent of that is
only $14,729.32.
Machen had lost just once be
fore in his 33 previous fights a
one-round knockout when Johans
ton connected with his right in
Sweden a year and a half ago.
.Monday night's fight brought re
peated boos from the crowd of
6,447 and frequent warnings from
referee Vern Bybee to step up the
action.
Policy's jab kept Machen off
balance throughout. Occasionally
he followed with crisp right hand
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shots to the head and left hooks
lo the body
Machen tried lo bob in under
he jab, but even when he did get
a combination started he usually
missed with his big right or Zora
tied him up.
In the ninth, Machen suffered
a slight cut near his right eye.
Eddie also had a small bruise un
der his left eye and Follcy was
bruised over his right eye.
Otherwise the fighters weren't
marked and there was nothing
close to a knockdown.
Referee Bybee scored the bout
118-113, Judge Matt Zidich 117-114
and Judge Fred Bottaro 119-114,
the same as The Associated Press.
Both Folley, who won victory
No. 50 against 3 losses and 2
draws, and manager Swift called
for a fight against Johansson.
Sugar Works
In Window
BOSTON (AP) Sugar Ray
Robinson scheduled another de
partment store window workout
today for the March of Dimes
as well as for his 15-round fight
Friday night against Paul Pen
der.
Sugar went through a brisk drill
Monday in a first-floor display
window of Raymond's Department
Store and at least 1,000 persons
caught a glimpse of him.
Noticeable to the ring fans were
the many left hooks thrown by
Clarence Hinnant. Washington, D
C, light heavyweight who is Rob
inson's sparmate.
A left hook is a favorite punch
of Paul Pender, 10th ranked mid
dleweight contender, who will try
for Robinson's share of the mid
dleweight championship Friday
night. Massachusetts and New
York recognize Robinson as the
champion.
Black Hawks
Lose Captain
CHICAGO (AP)-Ed Litzenbcr-
ger, captain of the Chicago Black
Hawks hockey team, who was se
riously injured in an auto acci
dent in which his wife was killed,
apparently will be lost for the last
half of the National Hockey
League schedule.
The 27-year-old Hawk wing who
has led the team in scoring for
the last three years, was removed
from the critical list Monday at
Swedish Convenant Hospital. He
suffered head and possible inter
nal injuries.
Litzcnbcrger's wife, Doreen, 26,
was tataliy injured wncn men-
car, driven by Mrs. Litzenbcrger.
skidded on the ice-slicked Edcns
Expressway and crashed into a
concrete abutment early Monday
morning. They were returning to
their home in suburban Glenvicw
from the Hawks' 3-1 win over the
New York Rangers Sunday night.
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JOLLY JIN KB LEAGl'E
W L
1-Hour Marl. 39' i 20',
Loll Cafe S3 26
Cash and Save 46'i 33'a
DeWitl St Burke 44' s .13' j
Jeff's Barbers .'' 40'i
Holme of Shoei 381 j 41'?
Picketts Dairy 38 44
Firit Nat'l Bank 28s 31!)
Gun Store 27 33
Russell Clan ' 11 S3
Monday reiulu:
Lois Cafe 4, Gun Store 0
1-Hour 3i. DeWitl at Burke
Picketts Dairy 3, Runellt 1
Cash and Save 2. lit Nat'l Bank
Jeff's Barbers 2, House of Shoei 2
Hieh team same 1-Hour Mart. 905
High team leriei 1-Hour Marl. 2373
High ind. game Pauline Panoni 1KB
High ind. leriei Betty Flynn-Verna
Scott 400
LEAGl'E
W It
3A 22
30', 29',
49 27
4"', 31',
47', 32',,
43 37
41 39
.19 41
32 48
29', 30'.,
22 38
16 60
Don'a Shell Svc.
Parki Cabinet
Interstate Pump
Fitzgerald Roofing
House of Shoei
Acme Concrete
Jay Hawk
Musgrove Plumbing
MacDoel Tavern
Jay Hawk Petroleum
Jonei Comtructlon
Floyd A. Boyd
Monday results:
House of Shoei 3. Jones Construction 1
Acme Concrete 3. Don's Shell Svc. 1
Musgrove Plbg. 3, Jay Hawk Pet.
Fitzgerald Rfg. 3. Interitate Pump
Parks Cabinet 3. Floyd A. Boyd Co.
Jay Hawk 3, Macdoel Tavern 1
High team game Fitzgerald Rfg. 1063
High team lenes Musgrove Plbg. 3013
High ind. game Al HAicenwerin u
High ind. leriei Al Hakenwerth 631
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE NO. S
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30 30
48 32
41 39
40 40
40 40
36 44
34 46
31 49
Willard Hotel
M.J.R. Muffler
Team No. 8
Safeway
Midway Cafe-Chemult
National Guardsmen
Pioneer Lodge
Tulana Farms
Monday reiulla:
Team No. 8 4. Safeway 0
Midway Cafe 3, Tulana Farms 1
M.J.R. Muffler 3, National Guards.
Willard Hotel 2, Pioneer Lodge 2
High team game Team No. 8 978
High team series Team No. 6 2636
High Ind. game Art Kirkpatrick 208
High ind. series Art Kirkpatrick i9
ALPINE LEAGl'E
W L
Canada Dry 47 21
Thomas Chevrolet 39 29
Chltwood Union 37 31
Weed KC 37 .11
MrCloud Horsemen 34', 33,
SUNA 30 38
Peters Trucking 26 42
Dunsmuir Lions 21', 46C,
Monday results:
Peters Trucking 3. Thomi 1
Canada Dry 4. Lions 0
Horsemen 3. SUNA 1
Weed KC 4. Chltwood 0
High team game Thorns Chev. 1068
High team series Canada Dry 2829
High Ind. game Jerry Barlow 222
High Ind. series Fred Roloff-Jerry
Barlow 'Itiel 343
SNOWBALL LEAGL'E
W L
Mixers 31 17
Sharbaro Pontiac 43 23
Flamingo 40 28
Johns-Helens 32 36
Mount Shasta Bank 31 37
Macs Market 29 39
FWD XI 45
Safeway 31 47
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Mixers 4, MS Bank 0
Flamingo 4. Sbarbaro 0
Johns -He lens 3, Safeway 1
FWD 3, Mflci 1
Sunday results:
M.S. Bank 3, FWD 1
High team came Flamingo 10.16
High team serie Flamingo 3070
High ind. game Elmer Manning 213
High team scries Bene Allen 399
MOOSE MA'S LEAGl'E
w ,
K Amusement SO1 a 29' a
Suburban Flower 4R H2
Sn. Ore. Music 4.V, ;U'i
Blnss Cafe 42 :IH
KF Creamery 40'a 39'a
Park Cahiiet . 39 41
Spud Nut 38 44
Medc Land 34' 4.V.i
Hydejt Jewelers 34 4fl
Musgrove Plbg. 30 50
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Muusgrove 3, Spud Nut 1
Medo Land 3, K Amusement 1
Park Cabinet 2, KF Creamery 2
Bings 2, Hydes 2
High team game Bings Cafe 977
High team aeries Medo Land 2709
High ind. game Alt ha Baldwin 206
High ind. series Jean Rodgers 542
Buffalo Entrant
Hope Increases
BUFFALO, NY. (AP) -
The possibility of a Continental
League baseball franchise for this
city appeared brighter today with
harmony apparently restored
among chib leaders.
The appointment Monday of
Reginald B. Taylor, the money
man in the Buffalo baseball pic
ture, as chairman of a new fi
nance committee stemmed ru
mors of a disagreement. Ho was
appointed at a meeting of the
clubs' executive committee.
Tavlor had said it was his un
derstanding he was to be named
chairman of the board of direc
tors. John Stiglmeicr, president of
the club, said no such position
existed.
Big Ten To Vote
On Rose Bowl
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of faculty representatives and
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Rose Bowl contract and also to
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might play platoon football this
fall.
The conference has been in
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cific Coast schools, organized as
the Assn. of Woslcrn Universities,
that it would like the Big Ten
to send a team annimlly to the
Rose Bowl. The special Big Ten
meeting will determine whether
the invitation constitutes a suffi
cient change in the proposal on
'he bowl lo justify re-submission
to the member faculties.
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CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI)
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Crowd Opens
Umpire School
DAVTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP
Al Somers' umpire school be
gan classes Monday for a crowd
of 75.
The school is in its 15th year
and is the only umpire school this
year. It will end Feb. 28.
"The first thing wc teach them
is how to call a player out pro
perly by using the closed fist
instead of the thumb," said Som
ers who retired as chief umpire
of the Pacific Coast League last
year after 20 years in baseball
business.
His student body comes from 22
states, the District of Columbia.
Canada and Puerto Rico. It in
cludes former college men and
laborers, an cl6clrician, a police
man and a bowling alley owner.
Bums Give Raise
To Wally Moon
LU3 AIlj.Lt.S I API UllUlCld-
er Wally Moon, whose timely hit
ting and all-around play sparked
the Los Angeles Dodgers to the
National League pennant last
year, is getting an $8,000 pay in
crease. General Manager Buzzie
Bavasi Monday signed Moon to a
I960 contract that is understood
to call for $30,000. Moon last vear
batted .302. hit 19 homers and
drove in 74 runs.
Horvath, Hull
Sharing Lead
MONTREAL AP-Bronco Hor
ath of Boston and Chicaeo's Rnh.
by Hull, alter exchanging the lead
all season in the National Hockey
League scoring race, are dead.
locked today. And closing fast is
.Montreal s Jean Behveau.
Horvath and Hull each have 53
points, but the big Boston center
gets top spot because he has
scored 28 goals, most in the
league. Hull is second with 26.
Bcliveau has 23 goals and 27 as
sists for 52 points. He picked up
five points last week.
HONOR TK'.KR PLAYER
PHILADELPHIA (UPD -Pete
Campbell of Hohokus. N. J., the
leading scorer on Princeton's bas
ketball team, was selected todav
as Ivy League Player of the week.
Campbell has a total of 114 points
this season for a 22.8 points per
game average.
Tuesday, January lfl, 1960
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ONE bedroom partly furnished duplex
apartment. Mills Addition. Reasonable.
TU 4-4578.
COMPLETELY furnished. TU 4-6442.
ONE bedroom furnished apartment,
Alameda. TU 2-5977 week days, TU
4-3643 evenings.
FREE heat. One bedroom, unfurnished
except appliances. Adults only. No
pets. $62.50. Phone TU 4-7558.
LIVING room, bedroom and kitchen
ette. Completely furnished except gro
ceries. 1143 Pine.
ONE and two bedroom apartments.
Furnished and unfurnished.
Inquire
SHASTA VIEW
APARTMENTS
1627 Washburn Way TU 4-8277
BACHELOR apartment. Park Apart
ments. 1842 Esplanade. Phona TU
4-7187.
UNFURNISHED bedroom apartment
in duplex. Adults. No pets. $60. See
at 906 East Main or phona' TU 4-7273,
TWO bedroom apartment Adults. No
pets. TU 2-2405 or TU 2-4110.
THREE room furnished apartment,
2023 Darrow.
rnMFORTAHLE furnished anartmentt.
Walking distance to town. U til itiel
furnished. 1605 Esplanade
MODERN clean one bedroom unfur
nished duplex apartment Adults. Close
in. TU 4-8284 before 4 p.m.
CLEAN furnished apartment for cou
ple. Downtown. Greer Apartments,
710 Main St
THREE room nicely furnished up
stairs apartment, good location, wa
ter and garbage disposal furnished
Electric heat. TU 4-8167 8:00 to 5:00
Monday through Friday,
FURNISHED apartment Audley
apartments 8th and Walnut. TU4-8298.
THREE room furnished apartment
2061 White.
NICE sunny one bedroom, close In,
adults. 632 No. 10th.
HEATED furnished apartment. Adults.
TU 4-8459.
LARGE. Clean. TU 4-9375, TU 2-1910.
OUTSTANDING two bedroom apart
ment, unfurnished. Very good neigh
borhood. $90. TU 4-733H.
I TWO room furnished apartment, 7.1
Pine. $50 including utilities, l u -tnnu
FURNISHED apts.. winter rates, $5t.
LARK APARTMENTS
TU 4-507B or TU 2-3072
EWAUNA
Different & Downtown. Furnished
219 South 11th. TU 2-1062, TU 4-4389.
TWO bedroom, furnished, 501 Market
ONE room apartment. $6 weekly. Men
only. 410 So. Sth.
FURNISHED apartment, Inquire 518
nign.
LARGE clean furnished apartment,
$35. Inquire 1624 Division.
FURNISHED three room apartment,
S55: one room apartment, $40, all util
ities included. Shared baths. Adults
only. 419 No. 10th.
ONE two room, one four room fur
nished apartments. Call at 1603 Port
land. SMALL apartment. Adults. 235 Cedar.
NICE clean furnished apartment. 326
No. Sth. TU 4-5455 after 4 p.m.
REX ARMS APTS.
Two Room Apartments
Steam heat, hot water
Private bath
224 Broad St.
KLAMATH'S FINEST
L bedroom apartment, furnished or
unfurnished.
2 bedroom apartment, furnished or
unfurnished.
Deluxe studio apartment, furnished.
Rentals start at
$75 Mo.
TU 4-3151 for ODpointment
R I C KF ALL'S
APARTMENTS
2660 Shasta Way
HOUSES FOR RENT 24
FURNISHED clean one room cabin,
close In. S20. TU 4-3762.
TWO two-bedroom furnished houses
near Weyerhaeuser, $60 a month. TU
2-3522.
FOUR room, modern. 1208 Homedale.
Phone TU 2-1787.
THREE rooms, furnished, semi-modern.
Small extra bedroom. Clean.
Wood or electric stoves. Water and
garbage paid. S42.50. Phone
TU 4-6S28.
MIUS. Owens Street. Clean two bed
room, two new stoves, good floor cov
erings, some furniture. $50. TU 4-3242
or 2-3857.
TWO bedroom unfurnished home.
Roseway Drive. Basement, fireplace,
large yard, $80. Two bedroom unfur
nished home. Fairvlew School dis
trict. Large yard. $3. Chilcote and
Smith. Phone TU 4-7771.
DUPLEX furnished, bne bedroom,
garage, close in, adults. SoO. TU 4-3659.
SMALL c:ie bedroom house, near
shopping center. S45 month. TU 4-7592.
ATTRACTIVE one bedroom unfur
nished house. Electric range. Garage.
Pleasant surroundings. $55. Lindley
Heights. Phona TU 4-.1570.
SIX month lease. Lovely three bed
room home on Lakeshora Driva. TU
4-9878 before 2.30 p.m.
TWO bedroom unfurnished except for
stoves, near Altamonl School. TU
4-4484,
HOUSES FOR RENT 2
FURNISHED two bedroom dUplel.
$65, also furnished ont bedrooia
house, 950. no dogi. in Pint.
ONE bedroom furnished (45. TU 2-0643.
THREE bedroom
modern furnished.
TU 2-5477.
GOOD two bedroom unfurnished house
iortn side, ru 4-4ivi3.
FURNISHED, clean, electric heat-
ca garage, ciose in. Adults. 429 No. 4th.
CLEAN attractive two bedroom house
unfurnished, with fireplace, furnare,
electric stove and refrigerator. 1322
Crescent. $85. TU 4-4:tH2.
TWO bedroom close in, with refer
ence. TU 4-6310.
CLEAN small partly furnished, close
in. TU
TWO bedroom insulated house. Water,
stoves, refrigerator furnished. Call TU
2-2058.
CLEAN unfurnished two bedroom
duplex on California Ave. $7950 TU
4-4121.
TWO bgdrooms, electric heat,
Phone TU 4-4933.
NEW large two bedroom unfurnished
duplex, $H0. TU 4-7384. 398 Addison.
SMALL furnished house for bachelor
or couple, $45. Call TU 4-8773.
ONE bedroom house furnished. No
pets. Inquire 1414 Homed ale Road.
ANF. hoHrnnm hnnr .nfnt-ith..4.
$35 month. Call TU 4-5583.
TWO bedroom partly furnished home.
Automatic heat. Fireplace. TU 4-9254
before 6 p.m.
TWO bedroom duplex, good location,
Mills Addition, TU 4-9195 or TU 4-5544.
CLEAN two bedroom house, $45. 1959
So. 6th.
PARTLY furnished two bedroom noma
near city center. TU 4-8187, 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
RENTAL service, Southern Orefion
Realty, 119 South Oth. Phone TU 2-4671.
FIVE room house for rent, 4:?2 Broad
Street. $50 a month. 'Call TU 2-3373.
ROOMS, cabins, houses. Reasonable
rates. Ernie's Hotel, 631 So. Sth. TU
2-9223.
FOR rent one bedroom furnished
house, gas equipped. Suitable couple.
$50 Including water and garbage serv
ice. 622Mi Lowell. TU 4-6632.
Home or Apartment
RENTALS
Furnished or Unfurnished
SCHROEDER REALTY CO.
Phone TU 4-9254 or TU 4-8564
402 Alain St. Stevens Hotel
MISC. PROPERTY TO LET .. 27
FOR rent 55 acres alfalfa, 25 acres
grain land, for potatoes. Call Tulelaka
7-2!f2H.
REAL ESTATE WANTED 28
CLOSE in acreage suited to horns
building. Comer Jones Realtor, 114 N.
7th TU 4-n)0R and TU 4-71VIT
RfcAL ESTATE FOR SALE
30
TWO bedroom home in Mills. Oil fur
nace, large garage. Call evenings or
weekends, TU 4-7450.
TWO bedroom home. Equity $1,000 and
assume $8,000 mortgage. Monthly pay
ments $65. TU 4-4096 or TU 2-2746.
TWO bedrooms. Mills. Terms on
equity. Assume 4l,i ier cent loan. TU
4-3464.
SEVENTY acres of pasture and grain,
inexpensive irrigation, barn and
sheds, Three bedroom modern house
with large cellar and pump house.
With or without stock and machinery.
Jordan and Beatey. Rt. 1 Box 60, Mon
tague. GL 9-3184.
down. $55 per month. TU 4-7407.
HOME in St. Francis Park. Two bed
rooms and completed upstairs. Fur
nished or unfurnished. TU 4-4f)30.
SOLID 3-BEDROOM HOME
Carpeted living room and hall. Elec
tric heat, garage. One block to grnria
school. On one-third acre. Only $8,900.
F.H.A. terms.
SCHROEDER REALTY CO.
Phone TU 4-9254 or TU 4-8.fi4
102 Main Stevens Hotel
SUBURBAN
Large 2 bedroom modern home,
excellent condition on ',i acre irri
gated garden soil. Garage, work
shop and barn. A sound value at
$11,000 or will trade for smaller
2 bedroom suburban home.
$500.00 DOWN
and $50 per month buys this sound
older home close in on East Main
Street. 2 bedrooms, dining room, de
tached garage. Only $7,250 total
price.
EVERETT DENNIS
REALTOR
1407' Esplanade Ph. TU 4-8401
Homer Stiles, Eves. TU 4-9904
Ernest Dennis, Eve's. TU 4-4578
INCOME PROPERTY
Two rental houses on Washburn
Way. Owner needs cash. Will sell
for $12,115 cash. This property can
leturn about $150 per month.
1024 ALLENDALE ST.
A dandy two bedroom house with
living room, dining room,' kitchen
and bath. $11,500. Very good terms
can be arranged.
MIDLAND EMPIRE
REALTY
CLEM LESUEUR, Broker
1020 Main TU 2-3471.
Clifford Shuck, Slsmn. TU 4-6369
Three Bedrooms
TWO BATHS in this newly com
pletely renovated home located in
Shasta District. Large living room
witn wall to wall carpet. Oil forced
air heat, 'i acre of good ground.
Only $S300. NO DOWN PAYMENT,
to qualified Veteran. Other terms
too. DON'T PASS THIS ONE UP.
CALL NOW.
Owner Says Sell Fast
Sn ho hat nut a T ftw nrjirir nt
I $6930 with $1000 down and $65 per
momn on tins bedroom home
PLUS a den that can be used as
small bedroom located in FAIR
VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT. Cloe
to stores and downtown. IMME
DIATE POSSESSION. HURRY!
CALL NOW to see this.
Small Apartment House
MONTHLY INCOME $192.50. Com
pletely furnished. Located 3 blocks
from Main Street. Property in
good condition. INVEST YOUR
MONEY WHERE IT WILL RE
TURN THE MOST. Only $14,500.
Terms. Take a look. NOW.
DEANE SACHER
REALTOR & INSURANCE
339 EAST MAIN STREET
Phone TU 4-4127
Salesmen
LEO H.WLEY Kvot T?T l.rres.
,.JOE PERRY Eves'. TU 4-5333
ANNE MASON ' Eves. TU 4-890J