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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND N'EWS. Klamath Falls. Ore Sunday. April 17. IPSO PAGE 1 B POETS WAYNE SCOTT, Sporti Editor 'Sad am IHIurls One Hitter Against Chkubs 16th Annual Bowl Tourney Concluded The 16th annual C'ily Associa-'C'ole rolled a tremendous 70S, lion Men's Bowling Tournament jsrore in the doubles and rame came lo a screeching halt last 'hack with W18 in the singles. The night alter a long and sometimes champion howled a 655 in the confusing six days of team, dou-jteam events, bles and singles kegling competi- Close on Cote's heels was an lion. At prcsstime at 1 o'clock other highly respectable score this morning, only the all-events garnered by Mel Robinson who competition was to be concluded shot a 1918 in the Scratch All at Lucky Lanes Bowling Alley. iKvents. Highlighting the evening s com-! Tne Class A doubles crown was petition in the doubles and sin- lapn Dy Al Woldi and Wavne pies pairings was a near incrcd-Miseo who rolled a 1.121 score. Ihle performance turned in by!pat.jnf, ,.jB beneath (he KitlO Jeri Cote who won the Scratch champions were the twosomes of All-Events with a 1 score. chll(.k Reynolds and Jeri Cole with 1.107; T. C. (iriggs and Sarge Moss with 1270. Jerry Kempf and Darrell Barnett with 1264. B. Bai ley and Myra Oil with 1261 and Randy Hamn and Gino Rosterolla with I2.W. I The Class B doubles champions ifor WHO are Harold Heaton and Roger Vanderhoff who scattered The runners-up in thei Records Fall Like Flies AtQuanfico QUANT1CO. Va. (API Haves Jones, the Eastern Michigan 12:'2 P'tW- flash, turned in Ihe fastest 110- I mm i rmmmm Standings National League THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Braves Class B Doubles were Dick and "cSS:,Si meter high hurdles of the year-!10" ,An'"'on " ' ' FrS j.j.n nriuiiu mm i .u .inn mi - breezed to a 4:04.6 mile victory:'11 Kenyon and Al Hardman with Saturday in the Quantico Rclavs.l22(t and R. Stein and Oss Rice This was Jones' first outdoor cf-'ti'd with Nels Olsen and Art Reed fort this spring. His clocking was with 1227 each, eighl-tenths of a second under the! The crowned champions in the qualifying time for the Olympics. Class A and B singles this year But perfectionist Jones was nol are Leo Been wilh K!K and N. latisfied with his performance. Eiege with 6B7 respectively. Run- "I m bad on Ihe last three hur-jners-up in the Class A division dies," he complained. "I've got to I were Ira Ott's 6K6, Les Beehier's improve." MO and Larry Sow-ell's 6!i. The He was off like a shot and never l lass B runners-up are Ben Bene was in danger, finishing about ajdicl's find. Harry Fredrick's 675. yard in front of Bill Johnson of Roger Vanderholf's 657 and Keith Maryland. Cobo's 655. Moran, who had a disappointing! winter indoors, turned in a solid performance. He had hoped to get down to the Olympic qualitying liT,ot , , . Suds 2, Podres 1 Peter Close, an cx-St. John si ' (NY I miler, was second, a good SAN' DIEGO. Calif. (APi-Bud-60 yards behind Moran. ;rv Gilbert's home run in the . This was the first Eastern out- eighth inning broke un a Ditching door meet of the year and the 'duel between Don Rdulpil and performance were excellent. i(;Pn Hosenbaum and gave Scal-j Besides seven meet records set,e a 2-1 Pacific Coast 1-eague win) Friday, four more went by theVer San Diego Saturday. Rdulpli boards Saturday. Innvn on -ieven hils in nitrhine Sn. . The Michigan State two-mile re-'atle 0 jts ilst victory of the By TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS j Tigers 5, KC 1 lay team not only set a meet iason. I President Eisenhower will help nP..nit not 300 not-5 000 001 010--2 7 0 rt WaoMnnlnn Unnalm-c a,A Rnc. 1 1.' r,cD Pil,, OIH OOft ftnnt By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sad Sam Jones pitched no hit hall for 7 2-1 innings Saturday until pinch hitter Wall Moryn homered for Ihe Chicago Cubs' onlv hit in a R l San Erancisco Giant victory which gave them a tie along with the Uis Angeles San Erancisco Dodgers and the Milwaukee l.ns Angeles Rraves for first place in the Na- Cincinuad ... tinnal league standings. Milwaukee ... The Braves easily purchased a Chicago chunk of Ihe first place positions Tittburgh ... Ivy lambasting Ihe hapless Phila- Philadelphia . Jdt'lphia Phillies 13-3 and shell SI. Unas I shocked I'hillv manager (lene I Mauch. The other holder lo first place is the Los Angeles Dodg ers won ouuasiiMi me m nm-ss .-m. nil i )L- pi (Pi f;,.,in '""is Cardinals in a night game v.1U(.n s;m. .tc.tl: sMmm jn s at the Memorial Cnlliseuin tn fils, c,.iIlw ;,R manager "of ihei Los Angeles 3 2. Philadelphia Phillies tho velerair In the other National league !c( Si hoendicnst rapped four hits game. Ihe Cincinnati ltedlegs mur-!jn a ,,.3 victory lor Ihe Milwau- riered Ihe ritlshurgn I'nates ne- Hraves at Connie Mack Sta lin! in Eorhes Eield with an easy ,ium. 11-3 triumph over Ihe Bucs. !Mi.allkp(. 2-,(l 00S 1.H11H la 0 Philadelphia oil) me onn 3 Bums 3. Cards 2 hardl, LA's Don Drysdale. now 2 0. gotM;i into trouble in Ihe first inning and I w as touched for a home run by Ken Buyer in the fourth. The (Dodgers scored all their runs in Ihe third ofl loser Larry Jackson. St. Iiuis 1IHI 100 000 2 4 1 Los Angeles oo:i ooo oox ;t 8 1 Jackson. McDaniel '7' and Sa walski; Drysdale and Roschnro. W Drvsdale i2-0. L Jackson '0- ..2 2 .500 1 jJ13k W is, Phils if . Jil i'lJ-r: Ph.ladelphia 0,0 W 3 7 2, IMS MMi M Burdette and Crandall; Buz- &.T WM'AlfUUl rdt. Gome .2'. Ilnhmson ....J mMmSMVKWimfK cm and Coker. W Bur-; KT&VW ,o nl.il ...I..I..1.; .. ii.. i i I Giant 6, Cubs 1 i I PCL Results -r5J; - TUNING UP Ann Baxter is seen ready to release the arrow and score a possible bull's eye on the archery range at Moore Park. Miss Baxter is a member of the Klam ath Falls Archers Club which is planning to host more than 100 archers from all over the state of Oregon and Northern California in an annual invitational shoot April 23 and 24. Homo run SI. Louis. Boyrr 2 Chief Pitch To Throw First AL Tuesday; Teams Set Jones, a no-hit . no-run pitcher in !!.." as a Cub, roliirH 17 men in a row doni ihe third inning lo the eighth. Then Moryn. hilling for pitcher .John (ioetz, c;inie up with two mil Mtg W.ilt In! a tuo- jonr pitch high over the right field t fence. I The victory was the second straight (or .tones, who threw a three-hitter in Tuesday's opener jagainst St. Louis. Jones w alked Ihree and si ruck mi! Ihree. He had great support. Chicago ooo ooo 010 l 1 1 Si.-in l'i"irifkin 1 119 010 ftflv R 7 ft GP.KKNSBOHO. NC. AP -' ,.,, Hol)1)ip , , Sam Sncad shot a four-undor -par r,.,.:.n: ,, .,, ... ,, Ii7 Salurday lo vault in a three A Sl.hmi( wSi ,,' ,2.()1 shot lead wilh a 201 total for S4 i-,-(,tt noics in uis ..,, ,o, n Home run-Chic.mo. Moryn (1) III I'dil'l Snead Vaults Ahead LOCAL FIELD TRIAL ENTRY Planning lo enter !h 'ield trials next April 22, 23 and 24 at the Klamath Garni Management on Miller Road, Klamath Falls, is Ralph DiBattisia's Nickolas of Logan's End. The male golden re triever by Sir Charles of Mt. Whitney and Tiny Alice has won numerous stakes in Oregon. Nickolas won the certificate of merit at a recent Portland licensed trial, was fourth at Lake of the Woods trial in the 1959 Derby Stakes and won a certificate of merit at a local picnic trial. The field trials are sponsored by the Shasta Cas cade Retriever Club. The bandage on Nickolas' right paw was the result of a minor injury the dog sustained several weeks ago. Howover it should be healed in time for the trials. Demos Win Relays; Pels Out Of Money standard but the 7:33.2 clocking Seattle ttas the fastest of Ihe year. Jim san )ipCo Carr, Brian Castle, Bob Lake and Y'illie Atterberry carried the ba Ion for the Spartans. Flyweight Title Goes To Thai 001 000 000 -1 7 2 Rudolph and Bcvan; lioscn- baum, Peters 191 and Napier. HR Seattle. Gilbert. National League play ball. I Tribe 4, Chisox 1 9 O.l'bicaiio 5 OiClevcland 100 001 20x 4 n 0 Foylack, Burnside (7, and Ber- Shaw, Wynn " and Lollar beret. Carver. Johnson US', Kuty- Hawkins, Grim im, Klippslein 18 W Foytack. L 'and Nixon. Romano (3 Hawkins. 1. Shaw. Home runs Cleveland, Bond. his bid lor a seventh Greensboro Open Golf Tournament victory. The 47-year-old White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., professional who has won here six times, broke out of a 3ti hole lie with Dow Finslcr- wald of Tenuesta. Kla. Finslcr wald Ihim second place at 204 I Thorn u'!i a n:m nf siv slrokpsl 000 000 100-1 2 31. .,.,j " ,,, m:. i lsn Woodward, Sydney, Australia. Cincy 11, Bucs 3 KllGENK. Ore ison nf Portland won its third (straight Metropolitan Division li lie and Collage Grove wrapped up its liflh consecutive Class A icrown Saturday al Ihe Hayward I Hclavs here. -Detroit, Bilko Isas Citv, Siebern. Basin Athletes Set Lake Invitational Meet Marks LAKEVIKW ISiecial) Fivehe Antlers five of their 24 . meet records crumbled and Bend I points. I won team honors at the fifth an- hroughl in three runs. But the Reds' hie slick was Ed Bailey. W Lr .1.. cm , .....,, ii., iionnlHe connected for four sincles and m u-hn slia.eH fninlh nl.ieo at a nl"""e m live nines m wit. (API Jrffcr-, Metropolitan nolo vault. The relay events were scored on a 10-8-6-4-2-1 basis for Hie first six finishers. Individual events gave only 5-4-3-2-1 points for the top five. Jefferson set four of the live relay marks with record better ing victories in the high jump, the mark m''e anl 'wo in distance medley also was bettered. traces. over Ihe Pittsburgh Pirates I The Metropolitan scramble was Metropolitan scores .letlorson l.ee Walls a former Pirate. lliRhl. Jelterson edged out GranlHS. Grant 38, Marshfield 33 2-5, cluhhed a homer over the lett fieldof Portland 53-48. Marshfield ofjoouth Salem 31, Mcdlord 28-'3l. scoreboard in the cichth lhallCoos Bay was third with 33 2-5. North Eugene 211-5, Wilson 1!), PITTSBURGH (API The Cin cinnali Reds jumped on rookie' A warm sun shone over the prep1 Ditcher Jim Umbrichl and Iwni'rack and field meet, and five .l 1 I . r . .. . .- . , U n . n,....L In 1 A iiicl,l ..ill, il.mo ii.pc niner miners lor ii nils nai'ii uay " ' one-under-par 70 that gavci1" 1" '"'"K l " v't,n'v iiu ne nine .-.I.....-, u,. .... r ,, ... .... , . .... ;,., - . . 5 uakl,,. t-l,..!, trU. ..J ind virtually out of the race for.' u"u r'-' wxn " 'W" .". " "- " " " ' Bosox 4, Yanks 1 I,,., TJ Hoc nnnr, iUn Amorixtin league season Monday at Griffith " " " ' n" r " ,B' Going into Sunday's final round Stadium, almost a week afler IheU haS Started lO Unmo ..,,ncnnlrnO twin Wan Bevos 7, Gianrs 2 TACOMA 'API-George Freese belted two homeruns and Nippy .tones, a third round tripper to lead the Portland Beavers to i-2 victory over the Tacoma 'Gianls before a Pacific Coast BANGKOK. Thailand (AP) (League inaugural crowd of 6,6121 Tone Mngpetch. 24-year-old sonlSalurday allernoon ,.i iiini iisiKiiiian, o.,iui- .,! an(l 00 003 IH 17 10 U , . ,,, The results J .... U n I ... . ..nn lm lir.,.n,-c nt tl.n f f I h Q... J ,K rCSUUS nay won ine worm nywcigni mix-i Tacoma 002 000 0002 8 4."'"' j,velinJonM iBrnl, Brook, (Bool, ing cnampionsnip ny spin necision Lovenculh and Neal: Fisherjnual i.akeview invnaiionai iracr ""' "'v iVai,inni.,n jos nol mil is inn i j f j r. i it f . 'i , in. mew rcwi recoro prtvousiy r Irom detender Pascual Perez of:NaVarro m. G. Terrv (91 and and Field Meet Salurday after-jhrin by Marvin Tyir.r oi L.keview .1 Charle ISALI 000 000 000 0 5 3 1 SEATTLE (API Versatile Argentina in a bloody, 15-round Haller. HR-Porlland-Frcsse (2inoo. Hcnd assistcH in iUmblinc'"sho. ' pJJ?J'1,. h.J Kemmerer. Katt (4-. Lee 171. Dave Edstrom earned 15 points in 'K"t- ! Jones. Tacoma Alou. I.... . j .u.''8""- scoooier (Bom. Aiion (Bern. Bra.!..nri Narapnn- Furlnw rhininiipifive events Salurdav and led Ore- ; lu "1 me II1CCI ICCIIIUS III UK mt (Bon: II. 1 in. (now moot roc- " , '. - - i-- - i L...i: ..-j ,,o ,. .' om one proviogiiy hen) by cnorios '4', I'clkcr 17', and Lavallieie. 'gun In a 77-54 dual track meet , Sacs 5. Motilities 1 i 'WlrX,, L'"",v"" "' " "' 4 ln- Stogoski-(7i. W-Kcmmercr. L -'victory over Washington cjraAMrvrn r3i:r iapi Lakevicw. which nan won its HH-Rogiomi ihmi, Peirit iBom, Gn MttUWItaMU, Cdlll. I.l , .. ... .nor (L), Jonei (Bonl. Schooler (Bonl 't n;, no f ii.a ia,..a.,L-An,own invnaiionai lor me previous 1A ,-r OO' . . .... .. i rn i too Demina (L). Jobnilon Hi aves lop young pucnillg pros- mill yens, i-iunu rai i Beoiie, (Men. O Conner (Bonl. Oriener proved a handy winner in by Henley, Bonanza, Merrill, Ma- ,L':.. ?K" followed by South Salem with 31 Sprinsfield 17. Hudson's Bay 16, and Mrdlnrd wilh 2'i. Madison 14. Bcaverton 13, Rose- The A division by contrast was1 burg and Washington 11, Gratils I largely a Collage Grove show. Pass 7-1-5. Franklin 6, Roosevelt Walls' homer came after Gus Coach W'olly Coichelti's s q u a d 5-'a. Corvallis and houlh Eugeno Inn rnmiev nf S2 400. Thev were ,MU'l"u '"" V""" Boston 010 no.1 000-4 7 1 f;',v Brewer of Crystal River Cincinnati 110 004 2.10-11 14 0 all 1.1 events, i lie team s SB-point New York 010 000 000-1 3 2,i . (;,, paP,- nf Johannes- Pill!ibll,'Kh 100 0011 002- 3 7 2lolal was far ahead of second- Hillman. MonhoiKiuelte 14'. hm-n Smilh Africa and Bob Goal ! Ho"k lln'' Bailey; llmbriclil, place Crater wilh 57'i. Chiltum 171 and Sullivan; Short. ikv of chrvslal River Fla r"" ''"el l7' ''",tl Burgess. Marty Frank of Grant set the Ditmar cm. Dincn ii and Rcrra i ' n Hook. Iv Umbricht. HR only new relays mark when he IW Mnnhounitplte. L niimni'. Cincinnati. Wall I. soared 12 feet -'4 inches in the team- rioine runs ive ioik, jonnson i Lincoln 4, waukie 2. Nats 15, Char. 0 Ducks Swamp I lA U. .,1 ' I Cleveland 3-1-5, Mil- In the United Stales, a pint contains 16 fluid ounces: in Great Britain, it contains 20 fluid ounces. .The tall, thin Thailanders left eye was swollen shut and blood dripped from a cut above the eye us he was proclaimed Thailand's first world boxing champion the deciding vole of neutral Judee Nat Fleischer of New York. Perez l)ecls was cut above both eves. his Pacific Coast League debut lin. Burns, Tulclake, Fleischer, editor of' Ring Mag-Isalultli,.v as ,he Sacramento Solons and paislev. izine and director of the title heal Vancouver 5-1 for their third Mprrin-S' n. fisht. cast his vote for Pone. 146 to straight. 140. Referee Lorenzo Torrealba of j Vancouver had won its hh Roaiond (Heni, peirie (Beni. Gri-lFurlow. ) The outstanding performance ol Home runs Washington. Dob- the day. however, was the 14 (eel (Bern, bek, Rertoia. tl'j inch pole vault by Washington ilrcsliman John Cramer in a ioint- (Bu). KenriAll (Hen). Rir-k A ftpillac O ll....,n ImI mr.nl adtiinut lhn Van. Chilonuill VenderVert (Benl. Coursey (Pot, Oeor-' ' 3 . V,IIIIU.)Ulll O-limom O I 1 OOO OOO 0 1 1 l'OIIVIl' R C. O VmillC C III ). fr'r.u?" "''s" ' Richmond 203 mi OOx-6 10 0 Dvrol Burleson, one of the na- Andrews. Hen-! Diuut hii icio, Muiimi (Mai, cun. For.nrla H Rinun j i R.-Hhru- linn's Inn distance men. loafed Argentina voted for Perez. 145 to ooo ooo (ml l 030 200 (I0x 5 143. Judge Wong Hiranleka Thailand, had Pone ahead, 148 to Cote (5 nt Jonnson. u?opoin 'a Starred (81 and White; Doaz and I 2lteys nos jonnson ann rsurns ',',7 !' T ,. ' ' I '7i and Green; Bronstad. Blaylock . nailK UlCKCrson also mme IIICCI 0 Haugen (Ben), Taylor (Hen), 14) anrj Condor Sh'intz (6 records. Andrew cropped nine:,"VUM,,r,"'. "s'n;BlaVlck. IEs.'rada. ' inchM nil I .nvrVi IPW e I nnriPS mow mcut rrnrrl nrotfiniKtv hulrt w i Poller. 137. The 10 nninl "musl" svslpm of scoring was used in which the! HR-Sacramento. Porter Van winner of a round received 10 eouver. Barker. points and the loser nine or less. Perez was a 2-1 favorite. Perez weighed 112 pounds, Pone 410. Home runs Baltimore. Power. Spokane 6, Bees 2 . . .... onn Mick 01 mm nn it?! in l st s Drinkwaler s old record set m tiw !K 'Richmond, Hamner, Thomas. with a 4R font nnp inch toss in LH O'Conner (Bon), Mark, (Mer), Pe- ., . , , , i L ,. jt,er U-l' RudesiH ITu), Raaland (Hen): the shot put. Johnson bettered n. se. Haueen'S 1959 meet record bv ' "J-Ti between Larry Pelen (LI and top through two laps of the mile and then ran the second two in 1.53, which was two seconds faster than the winning time in the half-mile event. :vard run with 2:05.4 minutesil0;1fk'M"':...5 " r-i'.'. '"' , . .. SALT LAKE CITY (API-Char-i half mile. Dickcrson shattered hB). Bioiy Heni. Dem,n0 id, lev Smith was the hitting herohis own record in the mile which c7Jtt ,L), jrl,ion (Bern. Saturday night, knocking a horn-he established last year at the t J"(JBsu, ,T""' er a double and a single to bat in Lakev.ew Invitationals with aj mo Johnson (Hen), Hauoen (Ben), iw'n runs as Snnkanp madp it lwoi't:54.5 minutes time. ',E;r.h0" L'; T"y'' '.L'' Fl-e" "en!: two runs as oposane mane ll lo ?:0S sees, (new meet record previously straight over the Salt Lake Bees. Several County B schools picked , ivlu9e" 01 Be ' 6-2. Frigid weather held the Pa- up first place finishes in the meet. i p0tr vauii-caner (Bern, ne beiween cific Coast League crowd to a Besides Merrill's Andrews. Lyle ;' l' ms'k "To slim 1,014. Hall of Chiloquin tossed the dis- Poole (Hen), Buck (L) and lllian (Ma): Spokane 100 102 002-6 7 5'cus 125 feel six inches to cop ' ,0M,Jill' lnifl,vL,k,vw, ,,, Bc Salt Lake 010 001 0002 8 1 the Panthers only live points in I noma. Burns (Bend was second but was Vlc., rl,..r 171 mil RnimUv-llho menl Rnnan7a's Jim n'f'nn. , , ,i ml' , , eo . ...... ... w ! toiai score: oena li.vicw fllimpen tne Matin .Mustangs 5-3 n s...n..n l7. Hardison loilnor snrinled to a 22.4 seconds ''. Hili i;.. Bman Merrni here Friday afternoon. ..'.,,. ,: ,u. i ji i..:- M"" 1- Burn' Tuimt ;vi. a i j..., u ,a rioaigo. r iiiuuiiu uuui in-iMi-i'ii rill's Dennv Salvadori and Ma- Huskies Trim Malin Nine ' MERRILL (Swciali-The Mer rill High School Huskies extend ed their unbeaten 1960 baseball tiring to three straight when they Itimc in the low hurdles lo bring, chilogum s, paisley 2. lin's Randy Miller was eventually won by the Husky chucker. Sal vadori gave up four hits, the same as Miller, but fanned five Mustangs while his teammates got the most out of their bat wielding. Catcher Dean Haskins provid ed the winning margin when he blasted one of Miller's pitches into oblivion, a two-run homer in the first canto. He added a single before the test was over. Malm's Don Johnson connected for two singles off Salvadori to lead the Mustang attack. The Malin nine played errorless ball while the Huskies committed two miscues. The linescore: RHE Matin 001 Oil 03 4 0 Merrill 202 010 x-5 4 2 Miller and lllian; Salvadori and Haskins. it Weight only 11S Pounds V Firs in the cor truck or station woaon with eoie! Climbs 45. grodes! 1 Mechanical Horse" ideally suited for rugged mountain trails the off-highway cycle II TOTE GOTE The sensational Tote Gate hat opened new vistas of adventure to the sports enthusiast. Now, man. woman and child, young and old, can experience the ex citement of traveling off the highway where the scenery lies in untouched heouty. Fun to ride, .end easy, too. Geared low for power, the Tote Gote will ctimb 45 grades with loads up to 400 lbs. and bring you back down with ease and safety. Ideal for hunters, fish ermen, forestry men, formers, ditchriders! FREE DEMONSTRATION! 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