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PAGE 2 B HERALD AM) NEWS, Klamalh Falls. Org. Werlnpsrlay, April 13.- IQfiO ft ?f ;," ! :rf HI TK a1?,' I .4 if) lip v -1!; - ! H . ; r Vfl Todav s Sport Parade isuUiiii, reaness explains Daseoan mysTenes llv OSCAR r'RAI.KV Aflrrpirrr Second half of a NEW VOHK vn Hnuse-ltwin bill. Oops. riouhlchoadrr. wives and cricket players of the Apple The pill, horsehide. on world, arise. ion. pellet or .spheroid. The ball. Baseball and the mysteries ol ma'm, the hall, its jiop-eyed parlance are back1 Blooper Banjo hit. You know, with us acain today. And you just a weak fly over the infield. . aren't anybody. Clara or Cecil., Bool Bobble or kick, occasion unless you know what the frater- ally referred to as an error, mtv is discussing. Bushes Sticks. The minor Conversational problem over the leagues, to which most of the canapes: spring "phenoms," or promising '"The hurler allempted to pouilirst year men. soon will receive in one with a hop but it was a one-way bus tickels. nothing hall. The woodman heal Chokes Careful now, this can out a Baltimore chop to rum a he cither a bat or a man. The bat double whitewash and we blewjis gripped several inches from another one." lhe end; the man several inches Accepted reply: below the chin "Those bums ain't never gonna, Clutch hitter Money player win no gonlalon like thai." A player who hits in a critical! i Your social standing is saved situation where the price is right. I Thus, for Ihe confused and the, Cousin A palsy. A pitcher llruslrated. wilh Ihe inaugural easy for one halter to hit; or a 'conflicts of our national pastimeihatter easy lor one pitcher to gel and a longer race than seems. 011I. There are many such syn necessary stretching into the riis-thetic relatives in the big leagues mal lulure, we give you Kearless Dish Hassock, cushion, bag. Kraley's refresher course on the plale. sack. Actually one of the linguistic intricacies of Ihe base- bases, jball lexicon. To unit: I Duster Bean hall. A pilch ! ' Mhroun near or at Ihe baiter's I I 1 A head Regarded as not quile the jllOrnGtS W 111 1 Uiiiik Hi do. y know. I Full count Hun out Ihe siring. I A f a kanr I Q I'Three balls and Iwo slrikcs.l VVC I U I I j I I (.cni;,:,,,,- The flag, banner or A Henley High School junior. ponnunt. Used lalcr in the season. iBerl Allbrillon. sel what mav be! phr- Pilch hit for a home; J4ig an Oregon prep pitching record run- I lor a seven-inning baseball game "'- Mo"nH' '. rubber. box. when he struck out 19 of Ihe 21 ,l(,m vhe,e lhe Plh,,'j L 'possible bailers lo face him as'ow. some good, some bad.! the Horncls blasted lhe Sacredl"hl',l",r .vou refcr ,0 hllls r 1. '.Heart Troians 20-0 at Henlev P'lchcrs. ! JJ I'l'iiesdav allcrnnnn. ' " '' A ,00limK n-v; in Aiuiii iim,r u, moci ball landing safely between thel i9i,iout of a hopping fast hall and Hi,n u.m g,m., r,ci,.r 7it a" " I iC slow curve, walked H.qn i..m f.ti chfrry PKiefi only one man and gave up one single, holh in (he fourth inning after fanning the first nine men 111 order. Adding lo Allhrillon's perfnnn- incc was a X)ucrful balling dis WOMEN CHAMPS Roundinq out tha list of ath Falls lady bowlers who won championships in the recently concluded city tournament at Lucky Lanes are Verna Scott, left, and Betty Adams. Mrs. Scott was the Class B jingles winner with a 551 scratch good for 635 with handicap. Mrs. Adams hit a scratch 502 which gave her a 622 handicap total for the Class D singlos crown. ADD Klamat ! 1 JMlL S 0 far wmw s k 4 nam irvw ii t mm r .,'i'.-,lt fit If -4 'Aft .1 ,-Av-Jt' J. IAJV-.i'i Branch Rickey High On Third League NEW YORK AP Branch will not cost the taxpayerit a pen- Rickey was reiterated that ineiny. 11 win ne sen-liquidating, on Continental League, despite lacklhe basis of a ,10-year-bond issue, of support from organized base-Rental would be K,000 a year, ball, will begin operations in lWlj "I have aaid all along lhat ihn on schedule. Continental League will operate in The 79 year-old head of the; I9B1." said Rickey, "and I leel would-be major circuit said he more slrongly about it now then was more certain lhan ever lhaliever before. Thai despite the fact 'the Continental League would not mat Dasenau nas not seen lit to only become a reality next ycarlsupport us. I have not given up Ibut will surpass the currently con-'lhat hope even now. 'stituted majors in four years. j "I'm not saying all of our cities Rickey's optimism was voiced will have their own parks by a special ceremony in City! but we will open even if it meant .c(Dres PINE TREE LEAGUE SUnrtarij Oil Virgle f olllni Chnvrwi Nolle lniurnc Lflktview Creamery I Htqh inn qntne Rob How-m! 17. High IfirJ. series Soft Howard S6S THEY SAID IT COULDN'T BE DONE Many miles from a fish market, eight miles up the Rogue River at Lucky Lodge in fact, Herald and News Sports Editor Wayne Scctt (with the two fish) finally broke a long-time fishing drought. Fishing at the popular resort on the Rogue was exceptionally good last week despite muddy waters. Better than 50 salmon, ranging in weight from seven pounds to 37, were landed with in a mile of the lodge. In the picture at right, Ted Wells of Camp Sherman, Oregon, poses with a 26'j pounder he hooked early in the week. With Scott, at far left, is George Ferrall of Riverside, California, who limited out four of the five days he fished. SPOONER LEAGUE Htgh team orne Virfllei 7S 1 Hiqh team enei Vlrgies ?t if) Hmh Ind. uine Elhel EIDer 197 High Ind. tenet Ethet Elder 413 CACTUS LEAGUE W L I. view Menufaclurtng Ifl. 14 Sorted TV ?6 24 Mirkeien ? 27 Loveneit Tlmher 7 7ft fnrico 3! 30 Oregon Food 21 31 High teem game Lakevlew Wig. I! 55 KUJVs Win" 3 Way Meet TIig K tarn h l!i Junior V,-nsi(y' track (cam was !i;iid-rps.scrl yes-j Irrd.iy aflernoon in a tlncc-uay (rack ineol wilh Boiwnzii and Ihcv Klamath froshmai cinders. The junior varsity finally pulled the meet nut of the fire in the 220 yard dash by winning three of the first four positions. Klamalh JV's ended up with CO' lo Bonanza's 4!t'i with the frosh fjra lining 15 points PeAplefcert Beelnicki Cherry PirVerj Unlucky Four Knoll Head MooonsHmen Oeed&enit Spulniki High tnd. gem (men) Oweine or rill ?4S High Ind tenet (menj Dwriine Morrill iS6i High md. gme (women) Dune Oodgson 189 High ind tenet (wotnen) Out le Dodg-1 ,'inlicld and outfield. 1 146 Tryout For Lake LL LcaRiie ae-jt..,icd U)(1I) (hejl. WOM8N S SOE IRUSH Sifbtrl' TV JP Gr.v Ini. ttrnt Cl.mi.r But t Dairy Har L.nge Mr.tflrt Svc.n Slor. Be.ver si.ii Tel. 15 LAKKVIEW-Lillle phiy on lhe pail nf his loam- tivity has slailcrt m Lakovicw:Tlcsd , Cle 1)e piUsbu, males. Larry Lugo. Mike Tacdii- "ys oul PR irain-pjra,cs 4.3 bc,.e .ln oponin(, iay ni. Dan Bnrrcll, John Roborlsjiw!- Of this Rroup 4fi are 8-yf' -;c.nW( 0 :19 m and Joe DcCiranrie. Hciwwn I lio I lcis anil aulomalicaliy go on llio The ()(( 'si()l,ijt.i!,i SOU,paw live llioy Hccounled Tor 12 of the 'arm 'earn. Warren Spahn and Lew Buidetle, in llcnioy lilts. II.IHIINK ' "Hnd re ief artist Don Mc Mahon 2 Brave Chuckers Share Win Honors MILWACKEK i API The Mil-season." said Charlie Dressen afl waukee Braves elected lo do it thejer his debut as Milwaukee man- jhaid wav hut are off and run- acer. nine in the National League pen-' Spahn. the ageless veteran who nam fight. twill he .19 on April 2.1, hurled four- The Braves, dethroned after! hit shutout ball for seven innings Iwo straight championships in ajheforc weakening in the eighth playoff with Ims Angeles last fall, 'when the Pirates put together a pitching acesicouplc of doubles and a single for two runs to bring Me Mahon from lhe bullpen. When Mc Mahon surrendered a run on a pair of doubles and only one out in the ninth, fidgety Lew was summoned. The 3.1-vear-old KCBL Meet Slated A special meeting of the Klamath County Baseball League is scheduled for .Mon day, April IK, at 7:1(1 p.m. in the city hall, according lo Ihe Klamalh Falls Park and Rec reation Department. All interested parlies from Alturas, Lakeview, Tulelake. Malin and .Merrill, etc., arc specially urged to attend. On tile business agenda of the evening are plans for the roming baseball season and the election of officers to guide the organization for the 19(111 term. Hall Tuesday when a model of the;we will play somewhere else. proposed stadium for lhe Ncw:Evcnlually. we all will have our York entry was unveiled lo news-own playing sites. That is no piob mcn lem. as I sec it. Among those who gave the; "Neither is player availability a stadium his blessings was Mayoriprohlem. Right now the Conti- .Robert K. Wagner who said thenental League has no players but ifloard nf Estimate will vote in il has almost uncontested accei 'favor of its construction at a meet-lo lhe free agency field. No one ing April 27. league will have predominenre of "I assure you." he said, thelplayers at Ine end of three year;. City of New York is behind thisi "What does this mean? It means land we are going to see it through that tim ing the first Iwo or three to a successful conclusion. There .years our league would not he is nothing in the way now for New able lo compete wilh Ihe Iwo ma York to have a second major jor leagues. But during the fourth league learn." year we would not only he in ! Present plans call for a 55,000-1 World Series but we would wlh iseat stadium with movable sec-'it." lions for conversion to accommo dale Mi.mm for football. A pro ! iiosed parking lot will accommo-l Idale 5.500 automobiles. The sta dium also will feature two .sections of rotating seats, the absence of; pillars and columns or any other' (obstruction, escalators and con tinuous lighting. The city will build the stadium j and lease the structure to lhe baseball franchise owners. The venture, according lo the mayor. BOATMEN WHO KNOW ABC Keglers In 2nd Half Hlrjh lfm game Rill'i 1f1 High leam series Rose ?iS1 High tnd. game Dixie Dodcunn 30) High Ind. tenet Dixie Dodgton SO l.ufio hit 3 4 includmfi twoiheen taken over by a group ol . . ( ,pam fop ()e trium)h Ho-; righthander promptly cot the next noun.es and accounted lor 5 mouiers tins yrai. iin-y im ItHI's. Tacchini and Barrett also Tony Darsl. Mrs. Reed Trophy Up For Grabs went 3-4, good for five more runs. Roberts collected 2-4 in cluding the only home run of Ihe game. DcGrandc, although he Mrs. .lack Pendleton, Mrs. Hugh Slaplelon and Mrs. Ervin Moul ton. Practices will he held on Tues- A II 1. minted only one hit, scored five days and Thursdays at 4 p.m.. AVerClqG IVlCirK5 Hornet tallies. through April 21. lhe auction ist j fff SUA nilcher Jim Rvan. tho'scheduled for Sunday. April 24,rIrCQ Ml VWV cided bv big .Ine Adcnck's two-.two batters on three pitches lo run homer in Ihe eighth inning, preserve the triumph. 'U'n ..(..nrl l,,,lc ,. K-,11 AHr-nr-L- whtt rivnvn in Hie first that's the way it's going to be all run in lhe opening inning wilh a H'-y me university ol ore single and then had a hit in the "" sixth, picked out the first pitch! V'an Broeklin. the passing wiz I TOLEDO. Ohio (L'PI The American Bowling Congress tour nament entered Ihe second half of its arduous 7!l-day grind today, and if the meet follows last year's pattern all but one title has been decided. During the 105!) tournament, only two men crowned won during the final half of the meet. The doubles championship was won by Barnev Vehige and Gib Fishback EUGENE i API Norman Van:of St. Louis on the 451h day of Brocklin, one of the greats of the the tournament. I National Football Leaeue. will; If Ihe m nallern holds tine Ihe A & A Asphalt club of Birm- Van Brocklin Set ingham, Mich., will be the open team champion with a 10. rolled GO JOHNSON! Thu yttt more than ever! You'll know wnen you tee our nexr I960 Sea Horsei. Johnton't niw V-7S it the fastest moving Sei-Horie ever launched. There's new 40, loo, at well at li, 10. SVj and 3 hp modeli. See them now at ... from reliever Elroy Face and sent arri of the Philadelphia Eagles. March 23. Should the 3ft hold up QAM1 JLf it soaring over the right field!Wl!l PW for anri wavh an alumnilit will be the lowest championship; B W CI T I T V fence. Hank Aaron had opened ,eam in an "'hitinn game that total since 195B when the Kalstaffs 7, ; , T r " footing for Ihe Nelson Handicap J'rophy which uill he up The Klamath Gun rliih will he Is c c 0 n d Trojan moundMnaiif nd the regular season o)ens The last of (he Journal tele- lhe 0jhth by heatjnw oll) a triplo wHi climax Oregon's spring prac-of Chicago won at Rochester with victories in Ihe 70-yard high hurdles and the 120 lows. He also ran third for the JV's first place success in lhe 880 relay., Jim O'Connor of the Antler cin dermen pared his club with two firsts. One was in Ihe 4-10 and the other came in the century which he ripped off in a 10.6, seconds time. The results: 70-vd. H H Slliej (JVl, Ash (.IV), Schooler IB), Church (Fl; 94 jfe. 100 O'Conncr (Bl, Hollldev (JV), Brln 0n (JV), Rire IB): 10.4 sflc. 1 -MileDearborn (Bl, O'Conner IBt, Wilcher IFt Amhroflhettl (F): VM mini. 440 O'Conner (Ol, Roqer (F), Seilum I1', mirnett (Bl: 5S.7 iec 170 L H -SHIM (JVl. Church (F). Lew- UrUoo Recrl l (JVl. O'Conner ( B) U S leci. Bill Dnvlft HBO Piper II-), Hninflker (JV), Deer- Arnold Column borne (Bl. O Conner (Bl 2:16 S mlm. Deve Robinvrtn Shot Put Schooler ( R), Co (JV), Newton Wertver Bronks (B, Alhorli (JVl: 47 tl. 7 In. Vern Woore 80 Relv Plnlllp, lewrie. Stilei, Hoi- Wilbur Smith llcMv (JVi: I 47 3 num. Paul ahmer Hioh Jump Ah (JV), Schooler ( B) C.eortje Cunne t)erborne (B), lie between Wainer (F) C. C. Blerhsm.lh end Soul hard ih): i tt A in. John Lichicnstem Javelin Brooks (B), Detrina (JV), Dr. J. M Adanu Hitchcock (JVl, Modle (JV) 1.S6 It. 4 in. Dennl Knnwles Discu-Ruger (JV), Schooler (B), t. O. Chase RrwW Bl, Alberts (JV): 110 It. 7 In. ndly Cooiry 770 Uewrie (JV). Bnnwn (JV). Lar- Harold York on (JV), Rice (Bl: 24.9 sec. Dr. Jim Hilton Final score: KtAmeth Junior Varsity Jirn Wisjenoack 0'i, Bonenia 49' i, Klemeth ( reshmen John CateMno Norman Crey rapped the only hit off Allbrittoiij Monday. May !t. igtaphic shoots were recorded atl0 tli ii-ci and taking an extra base tite next Sunday'"" ,w aWity In ,,,e ,our,n llc lli,llw Hlv llI"u "M IUI ,lll? me Liienum on ann uun tiun;on a throwing error. for lhe lii-slr""" on bf'sc w 11 ca,Lhcr Tom:-sphn s piay ann inciuue uif iai weekend with ralher disap- was trying to go to right time. The Class C and n shnol- Amn0IK 1'ullloa ln cn(1 ,ne uireai.j'". .v . i-pmiiuK scuil-.s ucmg uiuu. uii'K w,,h a man on second." Adcock Formerly Troy V. Cook 1939 S. 6th ors will be rnmpctiiiR for lholIIKC wy l)cn('n '"" l,am" ' ,h . I-ichlcnstpin IroDhv hi,h is nniwl1" Pass ' ''" was -"......... i. .u. ,,y . ... y ine nesi scores on tue 16 ymil range. I.hsI weVk lhe niocl was r Irancly well allendetl for Hie ham and bacon and Hie last of lhe Journal lelecrnphic shorn s. Nel son Keetl. Kill Davis, Ncwlon Weaver and Vei n Monro all com piled perfect scores for lhe Jour nal shoot. Scores for Ihe d.iv: .lessup nreci the Dest round ol'sajd . u was iuck , hit a -cak. the day with fill oul of a possible; inR pjc., on nie 0ut,idc. I proh- ,. maiK. l.ee .MOUIll and UaVC Uhlv unn'l annlhni- mil Iheii. nailed on a fielder's choice at 'limvc and Hob Howard: b ircmen third. : Willi Tod Shelton and Art Mor- Wutz holh fired 2.1's for the .lour- a yca,. A scheduled Henley - Tulelakell"". coaches: Griffins, coached by nal linale. r. Honker came slated for KridavlU:yf -'ifri; (iianls, coached by aflernoon has been canceled be- HurIi Slaplelon: and Humors, n roiiiMMii ine .i(,iu n.ii ine i fili al lar merchandise shoots were held ause of the Calibu'nia spring'1 U ydi team Ihis year, coached by null Harold 'ork, Wirtz. Dallas school vacation. Henlev mentor Larry Wilkic and Jerry Hob Hale. Sutherland and Mount all firing l.en Weber noted that his club I'hailes 11. Foster is president winning marks. 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