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HERALP AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oifgnn Ttifsday, April 12. 19n PAGE SEVEN ""nii , ; J The Ranch rolled off I individual WAYNE SCOTT, Sporh Editor High Scores Mark l i r JL mtrn 5 ream cvenT) Fitzccrald Pontine and CitvO M and im-ludos l.iu-ca Outer Lodge swept into an early i Herald and News. Lewis Chevron., The answer to one queMion will lead in Ihe Class and R loam Peluan Motors. M L. .lohnvon. answer ihem all. and the Naiiuiia! ibowlins in the lfith annual City Landry limiraiH-e. Maury s For- l-eacue cols tn work on the quiz Association Men Rimlinp Tour-ieign Cars. Winema Mill-. Sum-today, openini; the lM) haeball namenl held at Lucky Lanes last'mers Lane Kichticld. Western cason a week ahead ol the Amer- nicht. .lerry Coie of the Spud Thrift. Bina. Sixth Street (ty-ican Leapie. Cellar team Krahhrd ntf douhle j;cn. Klamath Tractor. W A Le- The world ihamjHon Itodcei". individual honors for ihe evening is. Car-Ad-Co. Walker Brothers. SMill at home in the -pacioas and when he rolled a game high ofl.Sportsman Hotel and Southein'audacious Ixis Angeles Coh.-eum. open with a niqht came againt the Chicago Cuhv Milwaukee's Braxes, who lost the Itt.Vi pennant in a playotl with the Dodgers. and the San Francisco (iiants. popular. preseason picks, open at home in allernoon games the Biaes agaml Pillshurgh and the (iiantsj m their now lanuleiuk I'aiki against St. Loui The Cincinnati Beds, as uMial,' M Begins Grueling Shed; LA, Braves, SF Favored H Till: A.ssili l.n:i iMiliSS thnl nn 11 .ill laM se.iMin-Ciil buMpen and on t lie bench with the I Can Ihe I'odcers Ho il atwin? Ilndp's xt Insl. Charlie .Seal l; addition of pilchcis Billy O'Dell lljve tlir Ci.ints lound the pitih Uecond. Maury Wills at short, .lun-jand Rilly I.ors from Baltimore, j ma1? ln Chuik Hresen iTKain lor (lilham at thud Wally Moon. 'Dale l.ons from Ihe Cubs and Jim Ihe touch with ilie Braves or can Don Demcier and Ihike Snider in Marshall from Boston. the Braves regain tiie touch w ith the outfield and John Hosebnro he- Milwyukee missma a third Calf. Chuck Diessen' hind the plate. Istraichl nennanl under Fred tv'O'ii; The (iiants. who blew 2-45 and a series hich of ss. Orei;on Music The leading Class A cluh broke the .1000 plus pin mark with a score which puts thorn at a relatively eomlorlahle mai cm over ninneriip Spud Cellar at pins. Park's Calnnot was third Willi a 2!M4 score Ira Oil paced the Class team leaders with .1 series followed hv teammates Si an Larson's a-IT. KU, Ashland Cinder Meet Called Off The Klamaih t'limn Pelican Floyd Larson's .W11. Bill Tull's 57:1 1,,,. r,,m 0S m ,, a po-sihle:.,,,,,,,,,,,., also open at home, against Phil- janii v.iaviuii sri match with Asiiiano tcnlaiiveiv ...,,. .,,,1 ,,,. ,.,., Thane Cole paced his City Cen- scheduled lor Ihe middle of Ibis mlpp n( days !,,., un i,)S ter lxidse leammates with a se- week, athletic director Jim John- s(.M-, ln(, niaiors have come up -nes hiRh of 552 tollnwed by team- son said this morning The iunior:"ttlJn a rall. sli ,, h,n .111e1 lean' nowevei. nave;, ... ,.,,. sllM and. an apHimimenl with Ihe Bonanza inhnmns in Florida mates Keith Cnho's 551. D Rar- varsilv tracksters. ker's 4:!B. H. Fredricks' 4R7 1 nicy hy just one g.ime last year. will try this lime with iJressen. a iinanapcr again alter serving as :.i coach with the Dodgers. Dies sen, who bossed pennant winners at Brooklyn, bad lust one rookie, left lielder Al Spaugler, 111 the TiniMipTtebini southpaw- Warieii Spabn 121-15'. The Pnaies, trying tn delay Spahn's 2is8th VKtory. started with slimmed-down riglv -bander Boh Friend '.11!). Caicher Hal Smith, previously with Kantas City, was the only newrorner in Managpr Danny Murlaughs starling lineup. 0 BOB FRIEND . . . Buc starter Dean Adakowsky's 5:11. Floyd A 'Antler nndermen this afternoon Boyd took second place in the B The Ashland duel was to he don't playing for real until Monday. when Washington and Boslon stage the traditional opener in Ihe nation's eapilal It's right-hander Don Drysdale.i whose troubles in a 17-n season 1'iavillg rV ..! Ir .J m Ihe lasl 10 d.ivs of siai i division with a 21.12 score lollowed a make-up dale between the Iwo by Ihe third place House of Shoes schools since Ihe earlier sched outfit at 28K2 pins iulcd meet April 2 was rained i Other keglers billing over Ihe out. Johnson said (hat the two ma,K m series nesioes i oie scnoois tw in no ue. inline, oo mH((1 ( (luf,h h(1 norccls were lia uu s nui nawieys n nn-t-i uos nt-t n uri-uisi- ui fiM and Al Hakenwnrth's tiOI. gliding schedules. The Pelican Hawley, who howls for Ihe Park Ihinclad conlbcl was Ihe sched- canineis learn, rnueo a period u,c spons """"" I named virtually Ihe same line-up .100 game several months agotevening al . n clock at the high' . . wnue in preparation lor ine ,sa-Scoooi caiciena. . . . lem and Klamath Falls tourneys.' Hits allernoon Ihe Antlers Irav- fSJgQJOr Hie U'rtlil ouoiii; I OllllH-llllOO v,.,, ,,, ,,,,vn ,,. i goes into its second shift this eve-ipo"' on an individual basis with ning and winds up on Wednesday the junior varsilj team. For the night al lis !) 1(1 session. niiers ine meet is a luneiip lor, Kcl, n1.i(.Pi a hre, s(mrt 0 Tonight in Ihe 6 45 shift IB moir April Ifi rtale al Ihe Lake- ,p,.man Mfo.-H Union High learns are entered including Bas-Kiew Inv national Track Belays. lSt.hon ,vas (.riiicay inlned in Motors, Halvorsen I nion. Bal-i 'e i ei liisiiv pians ,n nom i ., i nlhers in an auto- mobile accident which occurred early Sunday morning. year ago, against the cubs and right-hander Bob Anderson. Dod ger manager Walt Alston has d Ace Paralyzed ihe season a vcar ago. puked 21-! game winner Sam Jones for their, ' debut in the new I.Vmillinn dollar! paik against the Card., and right-; hanrler Larry Jackson M4-i:i'. j Manager Bill Rigney, on Ihe! spot in what shapes up as another .J three-way light with the Dodgers , and Braves, has Don Blasingame al second base, hut Ihe rest of II Ihe Giant line-up is about t he 1 1 same. The big dilterence is in the!1" DON'T TAKE CHANCES Have Your Brakes, i Front End and Wheel J Balance Set to i Original Specifications ' the Pel varsily siger Motors, Jim Winde Buick. regular workouts, weather per Taylor Auto, Carlson Mattress, milling, for their gigantic Hay- Motor Investment. Merit Service. " in r.utcnc mis mi- t 17.v(w.oU sonml. an( cl.lv. Klamath Tile. Spacehght Servieej'"rtay. Nearly every (onlerence Vanlpv a n)(.nllici. (f h(. H.R.T.. Macdoel. lnterstale '""'Con in the A l class plans W1.psfln(, lcanl ,,lh suMpi(.ri Pump. C. P. and W. W. Ward j "'''""'"" "' -- , , ; broken necks and partial paral ivsis from Ihe accident. The oilier CHAMPIONSHIP KEGLERS with the championship trophy in the Class A team di vision of the recently concluded 20th annual Klamath Falls Women's Bowling Tournament at Lucky Lanes while the team representing Klamath Lockers snared the Class C title honors. The Class A winners (top picture), bowl ing with a 327 pin handicap, totaled 2920 for their win while the Class C quintet, (bottom photo) amassed 2727 including a 639 handicap. From left to right, above, with scores in parentheses, are Mary Ellen Hanlcins (540). Pat Putnam (430), Carolyn Eriekson (574), Wil lie Solomon (506) and LaVonne Kellow (443), At bot tom are, loft to right, Sylvia Stroud (4111, Berle Gordon 13301, Donna Stern (447), Ruth Harrist(463) and Irene Williamson (437). Now in progress on the local lanes is the Klamath Falls men's tourney which will conclude Saturday night. Team events will be finished Wednesday evening. W Ward 10 rI1'or ine relays. Raslside F.leelne and Simnlnl De- " " lulellllds returned linm Voe. The second shift 'Ski Capers' Held Easter . i l. i .. 1 I irt -Mlllliill llirt-l 1M WtTM U rll l,... convenes at i-iv m "ifmni ini'v piHci'd lounn wnn inc uvo: other Southern Oregon Conference schools. In the nieel Ihe Pels Rinlibcrl oil one rehiy first place and tuo individual first place fin ishes. Juniors Gary Hancock and Allan Phillips each won Iheir MOUNT SHASTA - The Kon-vents in Ihe discus and javelin wakiton Ski Capers will he heldjiespectivelv. at the Mt. Shasta Ski Bowl pcl roach Jim Inulesbv has passengers were released Ihe hospital shorllv alter doctor's observation. The students were on their way to their lirst working assignment lor an orchard cooperative HrIu inc smiidce pots, 'i'he car hit a soft shoulder on Koolhill Hoad. drivinL nnrth of Medloid. Slate police said (hal Ihe car hit a tree and ovcrlurned 20 feel I mm! high exportation of Ihe lo alh- ,he , car's drPi'""e lhc Gregg, Weeks, Hoggarth Golden Gloves Champions friOS BAY (Special I Theknncking nut Jerry Dodd of Coos Coos Ray. and Ie Chase. Dandy Chiloquin Boys Club finished see-i Bay in 1:02 of Ihe first round. j. limes, firegg and Hoggarth drew ond in total team standings with llnggnrlh downed Dodd only a the byes. three o( Ihe members grabbing minute aller the bout slarted. The Saturday allernoon's semi first place victories in the South- Coos Hay lighlheavy was on his fjnjlSi ihice of Ihe Chiloquin en ern Oregon Golden Gloves Tour-1 feet moments later, but Hoggarth t, jes ttnn (heir matches. Rav He namenl held here last weekend. dehvered Ihe finishing blows in ' Rortnli slarted it off hy decision- The two-day tourney saw the 'he next 10 seconds. ling Rose for the second lime .in a host tram from Coos Bay run off I In the Friday preliminaries. I (;ICi,a Hecisioned last year's with total team ehampionshipjlhe Chiloquin cluh won two bonis. ii.poimd defending champion, honors Coos Bav finished with 55jdropped lour and drew fnur.;ar Stevens from the Bantam points with runnerup Chiloquin at hes. Ken Srhnnover. TO-pounderJiinys Club. Al PeBorloli was de 4.V. Springfield was third with 3nJ" ' decisioned by .lesse .lames ci5ianpd by the l!(M delendmg ' . . .1 t- , of the Sllelz club; Bichev Starkv rhamnion "in Ihe wellerweieht di- Chiloqum swept the Sportsman- qn.a;, r.in'! 1 Z ,. . B ,! hin Trnnhv on the strenglh ol , . ',',"" 1 '"" 1" '"Kihio Easier Sunday. A grand costume parade, on- letes. Hanrork delivered a 147 stacle race and Easier egg hunt! loot loss in the platter event, and will be the features or Ihe day. phillips reached I7ti feet in the Sunrise church services w i 1 1 javelin. However Phillips has Start Ilie daV at fi a.m. Tile i-Pa,-linH Mli font in nr:i,-li0 cm. Easier eCC hunl for kids uillisions (his year and. if Ihe i:,.inipionship football panic. He follow at to a m., with the prandtpminder lives un tn his canabili- DD A t costume parade and judginp al ties, he mav earn a few valuable D K AUCrlOnS I Onight i2 ir The obstacle race will be poinis for ihe Pel cinders. road. Ourkee was Ihe star left half back of the Black Tornadoes who scored Ihe winning touchdown apainst .Jefferson in Ihe state The city Babe Htilh Losgue auction gets underway (his evening at 7:30 in city hall. Cliff Nelson, league president, said that only coaches, as sistant roaches and members of the Hoard of Dlreetors nf the league are allowed to at tend the auction. Hrrt Smith, who has had considerable experience as a barker in the Basin area, will do the auctioneering for the night. Nelson said that the situation of players this year is good enough to fill out Ihe rosters of all 12 teams in the league. held at I : l.i and Ihe trophies and prizes will be awarded at 4 p.m. Another fast-improving athlete on the thtnclads is Bill Sproat who sparked (he KU first place was also a guard on the stale champion basketball leant and played third base this year for the Tornado baseball learn. Uurkee's football coach John ny hovenz said, c are e,uing There will be a nernelual Iro-Iuin in fhP Hivlanr. mnrtlnv r-rn 10 mis-s " Iremeilflously. C nhv for Ihe most original cos- last week at Medford. Suroal ran Hve nin 10 nilss mm '''ily dime and other prizes for varicdm 4:41 mile to give the While accomplishments, thirds the victory in Ihe event. The capers are being sponsored, by the Mount Shasta Snowmen I n rHAr l Ski Huh and Ihe Ml. Shasta Ski!"?Mi I I WOll Bowl. This is' Ihe first of what will become an annual Easter event at the bowl. The name Konuakilon is de- Enters Relays Ihe shinned coach went on to say, "If he lights as hard in Ihe hospital as he does on the athletic field, he will he back in athletics shortly." Rav DeBorloli's performances. noEnrtnli rWkioned Rooer Rose . . , " . , hose nom iicenspon ni r, .- , , .. . B.m , ,. inr honl. but Ihe ring officials Inst,' . . ' . ... . ' I , u t, i nf thpiriay ln !,1e '"o-liounn nivtston 1 r .' ' " ,- i j V . . 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A recent storm! 138 seconds lasl year while al Wolfski of the Albany Athletic1!, a tprrihlv (lose match tor Club: Hay DeRoitoli decisioned ivRnnnli m lose u-iih Horn m- rTO atfielerS bronchi the snow pack in Ihe 'n,,. u,ni, s;,.i,i lJinnie laylor was floci-1 nine il hv a S0.39'j marcin. I neiwl Hack up lo over Idtl inches R , ...,, pV.snihP1. cm. In Ihe Saturday eveninR cham- , ",J 1 ' "r"n" V" I"ww- (oinia ace and now an assistant n.onshin IsonK llneearlh Weeks "" v " Ura. lr nnrh al OSC. a so wi VaR- and f:,cr.n all nn Iheir crowns PiUsbllfBh Sleelers. I , , . ,.nmnele in Ihe hurdles. ivi Am amIka ty & k u i W " W m V II V J r I I oo.nnrl onirv or the: ' ' . . . !:vith Handv .Jones. Hay DeHortolit l" latest lo join Ihe Lion econd ttme on Saturday alter.jss: ".v Bajorcas clecsioned A hp, ', inlpd alumni cluh in Pillsburgh is full . I" An!n ihe fhilonnin' lad 'r" l"""'' T V Rezendes fronVThc m d Joncs Wi)s h.! back .John Henry Johnson. nnse DeRnrlnli'o name' isioncd bv Steve Brav nf Coos' Delroil traded .Johnson lo Pitts Sports Banquet jTomorrow Night Mee Reiko. University of Ore- will he inscribed on the trophy which remains in Coos Bay. The three Chiloquin fiehters niin won ciiHmpjOns.ups in tlicii' divisions were .laKe i.resR. ion: haskothnll coach, is slated asi . i in Ll.-tU flrnnn 1 . ppks anu nun nu(.i.mL.., y" the puosl speaker tomnrrow mcht Ray. DeBorloli losl hy a four mini rlptision lo Albany's Wolf ski and Chase was dealt a tech nical knockout by Norm Irish .Jr. of Coos Bav. iinufini- I mi Innns ;nH that ,1om Tracy on Ilie who ,s from Klamath halls mil'.,, ,c Kl:mMh tnjon H h s club was Healed superbly hy."-;:'"' , UT fiehtinp for the Chi oauin c.ui u u:-u :.. the Coos Bav Golden Gloves of- Buddy Parker. Although club, decsioned Rayfre Roberts rprt bv. he p, Boostorsl deals. He also said that a P- TfJllTl T' from the Silet?. VKW Club. lM'ruh The 'hanquel starts at 7 sihle f'Rhl niKnl Wllh lnc Coos L"n camp, they have flourished ihe liainer and manaccr' ... . ... .... ...... . . ,. Rav Ramhlers mav nrriir in Chil- at Pittsburgh. "",v-- o ciock in inc oiyii scnooi caic- of Ihe Chiloquin boxers, said that lc.ja Tlckets a, 5 y, oquin sometime in the near fu ll was the hesl fight of the eve-son mav te purchased at Hal'silurc- The Chiloquin club plans tn nine The 119-pound sparrer has!s he chuck Wa 'send its entries, inc uding only lost one bout al year, and he Homo A jance Comlany or C.rega. Hoggarth and Weeks, to that came in Ihe Portland Golden , .. . ' ,hi the Oregon lech Owl Hools Smok- The banquet is in honor of the'or ,n lx'ama,n Mnmlr' rtP'" 4.). Hale Bales was named the new head haskelball coach t Kafile bu.gh Monday lor the lop Steeler a wjIn Vo,.n s,ewal'd as draf choice ,n ll and 12. mK (o(,bi T,)e wQ .Johnson loins such ol her former ace Tom Van EMcn un was, umlPnuum, ' ren T"".' i" "h "f the , -Vs Elpn a(.(.cplcd ,h(. job as Meeiersihcad lo0ha (.nil(.h at Conli Coun. coacn Iv H,r.h Srhnn Lvne , in Prineville. ( C NIKS tm mi South tn. Cloves Tournament last March. . ... i 1..I.J r:u. Gregg nas iwo scniiiuic. i"'-''rnf,mhr!i nf ,hr. Piiran na,k,. left for this year. .han eam whjrh fmishcf third in Weeks, the l.W champion, de- hc stf)e ,hjs m. a( ElJ(,pne anf) fealed Rob Lehlo from Ihe Coos wreslling team which Bay Ramblers Ugh! Cluh for thej second crown 01 me evening un Ihe Chiloquin team. The other winner. Ron Hoggarth. won Ihe light heavyweight throne S VOI R r R W ILL I OVE STEAM CLEANING . sin- .ravirr at rSjTi Ph. 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