Herald and news., April 14, 1960, Page 7, Image 7

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IIKR AI.P AND N'KW'S. Kl.im.ilh F'.ills. Orr
TIihihI;iv April It lOliO
PACK 7 A
Comets To Show
Whitebird Nine Set
ForTwinbill At Gem
f,The Klamath Union Pelican ihrouch the opener with fine of
baseball te.inv throws its unhlem- lensive and defensive support as
failed Southern Oregon Conference the Whiiehirds won easily 5-1
record on the tire Friday alter-IWehb followed up with a neat
Boon when it hosts the Central three hitter and a 30 shutout
Point Comets in a douhleheader over the stvmied Cavemen stick-1
beginning at l:W in lltm Stadium. !ers. Only the first game counts
t- KU coach Rill Mansfield plans in league play.
Jlo tlnow Blake Griggs in the first Griggs is the club's No. 1 pilch-i
garne and come back with John or, winning both of his two starts. C
Weiih as his starter in the sec- 'I'he righthander possesses good
ond lilt. Supporting Ihe Iwo fling-'control and carries one of the
ers are an improv ing flock of most potent bals on the club.
itlikmen spoiling a . 25a learn bat-Webb has been extremely el lec
tin;; average. jtive. especially with men on base.
The lone Pel SOC victory came .lim Brooks, the Vreka pitcher1
tut week at Grants Pas with who stalled last Saturday's twin!
the same pitching combination ot bill for the Miners, was knocked
CriSS and Webb. Griggs hieczod oiit of the box in the third
inning by the surging Pel stick
man. Earlier this year the stocky
righthander handed the Crater
team a 5-1 defeat on a Iwo hitler.
'I'lie Cornels' lop pitcher is Ray
ample and is sup))orted by Jim
CHICAGO AP. - Hockv Ka.An!""'n,uVht ?"" ,
Jinun, Ihe Philippine welterweight1 hl ol "'e ,cl"'!,n hi,kM's ,h,s
Champion, is going back to l.os vra,'1 al'f hmi"K Hh"ve ,hp 31
Arceles where it's warm alter be- lk, a,'or W"nfs ball-
i Mir ihiiiih U1UL"l in lllil 1 11 Hit 1
Sugar Hart
Earns TKO
Owls Open OCC Action
Techmen Face Triple-Header At La Grande
Ilu Orcuon loch hselKill Icmiu Shirtum Krui.iys opt'nmj; loduuo mous rolains his stronpih, llhov plawd the four California .:W avorace. divas Is Ihe lead
1ms the road aam this xvookondjtsle U.r the Owls is s;uinii Tho ivm ,-,f the Imoup has'hasohall l cams vet the trip uasunu runs-balted-in producer with
when Ihcy lcae Ilu-ir mile lnpliuith (iary Vol cot and M;i M-Kih- Charlie Wilson at catcher; Frank necessary lor the experience. OTI'mx
canijuis uu .mniHKni wr t..i oon iiien as me rciiel piuiicrs Sprinkle, first hase; Itov John--was rained out of its tun nipvi.
thi alteiiUHMi lor
uvi.hmimi.iu-u h phhi as-M)n. second nase: hick umas.iuiisiv scheduled Karnes. nm
I ollese ol Fducat.on m a su.jmh tment ot pitches in ine C.ili- sho.lMop: (ilass, ,t he makes Ihe F.ach ol the Cal.lorn.a clubs hiSSSlm
iRame Friday and a douhleheader. lornia trip. 'trip, in lelt. and Vi.:Kil Winters p;iwl more ,ilan 10 giimcs a.!oi.v
Ion Saturday. : Salurday's Rame starts at 10 m rKht. treadv this season. .IKS
It is the Inst eauue tills tor 0-t.(h.k ;1M() Is sa,P( as a mU, Th(1 ()ttU ar(l s14ll.,ilB an A.;,(l H.(miil0l is lhf lpadlI1R
he lech nine, and the team mayjnmn(! ,. Simmons will start ,mie team hathm: averape at .202 hitter on the team wilh seveni'""
j ho lack my Murr at several VM-iht. ...me and w ill amimuo urn. I .mn Hum.- h.i I,.,,- ,.,,1,, m i,-,.. , .i, .a-., mrran
!ions 0,1 u;l'wm, of ,uo,.,11;,ors ht ,,,vs' rl(!''11 d lie plans in lion, hut the average is parliallviCloselv following, and the onlv V'"n
having scholastic ineligihiltty ust. Simmons vwn in Hu f..-.. .......l.i.wl nr.,-,,, '!V,-h u: . !,,. 'h,.m.. ,i, h IT
iimuuiuM, Hnn '-inail o lie seconrl r;imc i Sim. n t..K- ( it,. -. i. ..... tK-.n --.n m,... .. .ii. :s"'n'tn-
i .... C.l, (,.,,- I..;., - - I"-'.' ........
ho unable to make Ine traveling mtamimi
squad. Another memher ol Ihe
The teams hatttnq statistics: -
Aft H R Rbi Av.
2)0. is Ohvas with
14 7 5 I . SQft
i r i a m
17 t t 1 2 J5
H 2 A 0 .125
17 3 I I .117
1.1 2 1 3 .154
2 0 0 ?V1
110 .1?S
A 0 1 0 000
7 0 0 0 000
3 0 0 0 Of)
2 0 0 0 .000
ioo n
141 It 11 IS .202
W&ys than one.
1- ;;.... :.- H .l t lf Phil:.rl..1..1.ii i:av
cgih rated conlemler. scored a 1he ch" hmc,s "" 'l,e lciim
Will round techm.al knockout,'0 m he u" and ,"n Wil'
over Hocky Weilnesdav night. Icy' '"' fl'"m ""
'"H" I1IHI I UIIS'DiII II (I'll! lO-
tills.
(ii iggs and Willey lead the team
with 14 ol the club's 31 rbi's. Wil
ley who leads o(f and is the only
CLASS C VICTOR Ruth Hagelstein holds the cham
pionship frophy that she acquired Sunday evening at
the 20th Annual Women's City Bowling tournament held
at Lucky Lanes Bowling Alley. She rolled a blazing 646
to easily defeat the Class C runners-UD Barbara Cook
lohn Hiancbi uho has a .'M clip, who bowled a 599 and Gloria Foster who had 575 Dins.
"mi six nns lor iz urnes at Dai.
Dt'innal television debut in Chi
tio Stadium. Hart weighed l."2,
Krlinco H.i.
i -ciV-.lninn 3 itn.liM-a..rf
,i,i k.,' .,ki i mi.....: 1 regular lefthander on the team
SCARES
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
IS First Baptii! 3
first with nine. Willey, hn is hit- jn"' Nc , j'
He sagged to his knees and Ihe """"-'';-, .-'" '
un. reached seven before the W '"V . 'U u
bi ended the round. I ,as ''ve s 1(1 al,K "
in.-, .-i.n. iirtiiiiii; die. cim. Mioh IPeim neK. o C
The other three hitters ahove:M,flh.!nd:.. on--ov wnch 210
S 1 ,,,d -1,1 l u, , ilh outfielder Ri:
I ..'. , , u . . ""' Wl1" M and Ken Womcr
..,........ ... ...i.Hiu-. 1..- ...- llh
.ed. and a cut in scar tissue .... ' ," ' .... . ,-
mi- 11-ciiii ohiuiii; si.oisiics:
AB H R Rbi Avg
Hf-ar the end of Ihe fourth round. I
J Dr. Irving Slot! of the Illinois!
Aihlelic Commission examined
ver his left eye was bleeding
reely.
:,,Speed Demon
Draws Rebuff
I High ind. ser,wlov Wirh 532
i THREE MAN SCRATCH
W
fhufkrs i(,
Anlrlone 77
Bdqrrs 31
C'vpI Ktj jo
H-oh lm omfChuciif' 541
I Miqfi Ind. gams Art Wnrlnn 200
High ind. ifnes Lnt Jnnas S68
team who will he missed is Stan
ss, one of ihe best slickmen
the team last car.
Owl eoaih .hm t'nrHial sairl he
plans to play Hank Hichartlxm
in Hamilton's position at third
ihase. Kichardson is a RiKid j;lo-e
man hut is weak at the plate,
i lihiNS. who has not yet played
for the Tech nine this year, car
lies a potent hat. but Cordial
said either Kolhn Swanson or Ler
iSimmons will hold down center
llield when they are not on the
1 mound.
SwaiiMHi and Simmons are the
(dub's top two miners. Swanson
(pitched eltective hall on the C'a
1 lornia trip last week on occ
sions. Perhaps, Cordial said, he
iwdl come around.
Cordial spoke highly of chucker
Ue Simmons who pitched lliree
hit ball until he pulled a muscle
I in Ihe fifth inninc of the MrClol
ilan yame which the Owls event u
'ally losl H-l.
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HONKER LEAGUE
BMtr
W
Allrn
iunnn inosi oi my naming in Binnpy
hicaco, the weather was cold and,?,s,1,on
m nol used to it. said Kalinp). BunVrd
1 cauRht a cold in my head and rn"JJ
always felt lired. By the third Grdei
round. I could hardly pel my arms Metre
16 3 J
114?
SHfiKWSHCRV, KiiRland UTH
II S3 S .ttO
? 0 0 9 .000
ouldn't draw hack. That's when
niart connected.
I want lo po hack to California
where it's warm. 1 would like to
cht Hart aain there, or in
rHawaii."
Palmberg
Trt ylnr
Wrbb
Willev
Womtr
Yunck
Others
TOUU
Snycifr Ii
R.mrork V-nirl if) ?j
Lflke.-if.v ButM'ng ?a J4
.JJJ, Slirlmu Moss, one ol Ihe vvorld'sjvan- cf 33 $
0 000 leading race drivers, today was'w,er ?' 31
0 000 senrcl)in ""' 11 ehatllleur to dllVe Anthony & Flynn Ini. 31 27
2 .?jb him around Knuland. iu , . .
- " iHiah team nniF n llumn H7?
The British sjeed demon wasjHiqn tinm enei Rmirack votei 24o
o -coo'rnund guilty of dangerous driving Z Z'
143 Wednesday and will have lo con-
9 S??;line his driving to closed circuits;
;: for one year. Ho also was lined1 Frpm,
Levtew Lumber
WpU Cr,At.t Life
; court the convichon was a '"rcatF,tn'ers
BUSHER LEAGUE
I ."lit pounds 'SI 40'.
Allhouh his lawyer told the
Italian Olympic Group
.Mails Kinsey-Like Survey
I ROME VPI
Kammy run. . .and
.Moss said he would nol
! J) Jl JSIIhlnu
ap)eal.
"I shall now have to
someone drive me around Kng-
land." Moss added. "I drive
Beaver SlAle.
19
33
Hprjh leam qamp RrAvpr Sutps P01
H.qh team sene Hpflver Slle J320
lli'lVe Hiqh ind. pmf H. PndPrgrst 210
High ind. series H. PPndergrail no
Standings
Thursday Kaselmll
THK ASSOriATKI) I'HKSS
National League
V. I.. Pet O.ll.
San l-'ranciseo ... 2 n 1 Oim
Cincinnali 1
Milwaukee 1
Los Angeles 1
Chicago 1
Philadelphia 0
Pittsburgh 0
SI. Louis 0
Wednesday Results
San I-'rancisro Ii. SI. Louis 1
Chicago -I. Los Angeles 0
Only games scheduled
Thursday (lame
St. Louis al Los Angeles 'N1
Chicago at San Francisco IN
Milwaukee at Philadelphia (N
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
Friday (.nines
No games scheduled
(I 1 nun
n I (Km
1 ..IIKl
1 .film
1 .(MM)
1 .IMMI
2 .IMMI
pole vault?
What makes
jump. . .and
Thai's what (he Italian Olympic ing from the athletes' social sla
r- :.. .. Ii..r! mil line In fhnii- cnvitl hphavinr.
V Ollllllll ICC Wrtl.l.l lu inn.
,ChiSox Star
Earns Award
1 1 lis to their sexual behavior
I Looking ahead to this year's addition to the usual queries
Olympic Games at Rome, the or- dealing with name, birthplace and
ganizing committee has air- nationality, the form has divisions
piiailed thousands of hichly-pcr-idealing with drinking, smoking -
tonal questionnaires to men aim and whether the athletes were
Iwomen athletes throughout the breast or bottle fed as babies.
world. ' I The question on sexual behavior
has a sub-division devoted to lem
Iperament. Married athletes are
asked whether they are making
ja success of their union and
'whether it is "good, mediocre or
NEW YORK (UPD - Rob '
Shaw, strapping surprise star of . ' .s"''la' lcvcl dlVNnn.B
Jhe Chicago P White Sox pilchinS'"l'" ,hl ee c'ns.s n,a!'ks'
,aff in 1959. was picked today Japparcntly upper crust, lower lev
W the American League 'pilch-"1 r '" between,
ier of the vear" bv the nation's; The first revelation of the sur
'tt.p basehal'l experts. vey 's P'ted in Ihe official
H'l'he fi-foot 2-inch. lnS-poundlOlympic Bulletin, which admitted
'right-hander was selected by 13 that some of the questions of the
of the 50 writers and broadcast-ispe! committee are "unusual."
crs who composed the United More than 7.IMK) athletes from
Tress International's lftiiO board about 90 countries who are ex
of experts. Early Wynn, veteran peeled to compete in the WHO
i ight-handcr who won 22 g a m c sj games will receive Ihe question
jfor Hie White Sox in 1959, was'naire.
jlhe second most popular choice The organizing commiltee ncg
,w ilh six votes. leeted to stale whether candidates
Frank Lary and .lim BunningUjU )c obliged to answer all ques
of the Detroit Tigers and Milt tmns but Ihe survey is expected
t'appas. 20-year-old Baltimore Or-lo l0U(.h 0f( an uproar in athletic
Sole ace. were next w ith five c-irc-Jes.
(Votes each, followed hy Bob Tur-j
ey of the New York Yankees!
.vilh four voles and Camiln Pas- D l I I De
i;ual of the Washington Senators DddSIJall LJUib
tnd Gary Bell of the Cleveland!. .
Indians with three each. INOlSS I I 311
) Di-k Donovan and Billy Pierce
fcf Ihe White Sox, Don Mossi of; WASHINGTON (UPD - Rase
Ihe Tigei-s. Whiley Ford of theiball Commissioner Ford C. Flick
fi'ankecs and Bud Daley and Don has proposed alternative means
J-arsen of the Kansas City Ath- by which Ihe Western Carolina
lelics had one each. .league could operate in conjunc-
r ...:.u .1.- .: T
lion hiiu uic luiii uir.-iiiai JCdUt'
without violating the Major-Minor
Leagues agreement.
In a letter lo Sen. Kstes Ke
Ifauver ID-Tenn., chairman of the
i-"- J ieilrfit: .-iiiii-.niiiunjiv .ii.ictjiiiiiiii-
EW YORK 'API A judge tee. Frick said he did not refuse
told (he teen-age stepson of to sanction operations of the pro
former baseball slar Roy Cam-:Hised Western Carolina League,
banella. "You have a great deal' The commissioner said he on
to be thankful for." jected only In a proposed agree-
I He then freed the hoy from aiment whereby the Continental
harge of larceny and receiving; League would have supplied all
iiolen goods provided he stays players for the Western Carolina
fcul of trouble. ( League and would have, in effect.
Commented Justice J. Randallioperated the minor circuit. Such
freel in Special Sessions Court I an agreement. Frick said, would
iVedresdav: "You have a man's violate baseball law.
ibnut 50.000 miles a year on the KlfA A Cirthor
lie l nscv-llhe survey, pre- ... ., ff a x II
pared by Italy's medica.s'cientiiic,"'l,ls.'",'''-: Very ClITICCll
in,lHs mnics ran-.1 Mnss "'"I'ension grew out of an '
in- from t'he alhletes' social sla-!';'"0"! Inst So"- in 'ADISOX. Wis. (AP - Wis-
Migiann wncn an Austin Mmicar cousin boxer Charlie Mohr con-
he was driving collided with a tinned lodav to hover between vears
Iruck going in Ihe npixisile direc-'lile and death from a brain injury Rams
CARDS SIGN RACKS
CHICAGO ilJPli Defensive
halfbacks Dick Lane and Jimmy
; Hill have signed their 19K0 con
tracts with the SI. Louis football
Cardinals. Lane who played two
with the Uis Angeles
will be entering his sev-
.Moss and his wife
"ii in the accident.
were suffered last Saturday in Ihe finalslenlh year wilh the club. It will
of Ihe NCAA boxing tournament. I be Hill's sixth season.
I
(Judge Frees
.Campy s bon
Frick suggested thai the two
proposed leagues set up a system
under which the eight Continental
are an over-protective League teams would each own or
Make him stand on his.control one Carolina affiliate and
fcodv hut a bov's brain."
I Creel turned to Mrs. Campanel
la and said
1 "You
wn feet, and make him realizethus avoid pooling of players and
mm bowling
LANES
TO OPEN !
NE
Hazel and Merle Hanscam, of Lucky
Lanes, are pleased to announce plans
for the opening of a brand new
24 LA
Brunswick Automatic
Bowling ALLEY
Between So. 6th and Shasta Way Adjacent
to Rickfalls Apartments.
This new complete recreational
facility will be open in time for
Fall League Bowling!
Watch For Opening Date
To Be Announced Later!
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