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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 2 B HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Sunday, April 17, 1960 ExKU Star To Appear Merrill Ace On Hand Local Amateur Fight Card Shaping Up As One Of Season's Big Shows TIME OUT From all indications the Owl Hoot-Order of O sponsored ama teur fight card scheduled in the Klamath Auditorium next Satur day night is rapidly growing from the originally intended 12 bouts to (Sossibly 16 or 18, according to backers. Fighters from Klamath Falls, Chiloquin, Sprague River and Ore' gon Tech are all busily training for the big affair. Nearly every weight classification from as lit tie as SO pounds to over the 200 mark will be represented. Working with the Chiloquin Sprague River battlers is Chilo quin Police Chief Lou Jones. Buck Davidson and Jerry Jen nings, assisted by other local fans, are (raining and handling young scrappers from Klamaih Falls. An ambitious group of Oregon Tech athletes and students plan ning some heavy ring action arc being handled by George Miller, Owl line and wrestling coach. Although a complete list of pair ings for the Saturday night melee lias as yet not been released, Wilier reported Friday morning I I I Si . ..I I "S.V, .JSP ,. H. ' f. . BOB PETERSEN , eager to fight that he has five bouts arranged. Among (he 10 Oul battlers are athletes representing basketball, wrestling, football and track. Big Bob Peterson, ex Klamath Union All-State basketball star who recently transferred to OT1, is paired against Sonny James, another KF athlete, in the 175- pound bracket. M my py - Absence By OCE Irritates Viking Track Officials; Oregon Tech Trounced PORTLAND (Special ) A wry smile escaped from Oregon Tech track coach Wally Palmberg's lips when he commented, '"At least we showed up." The supposedly scheduled thiee way meet between Portland State, the Oregon Collegiate Confer- icncc's defending champion, Ore gon Tech and Oregon College of Education, ended up as a dual match between the Vikings and "Burns me up! He could be oneQwls. OCE failed to notify of the best milers tn the game if he'd just take It seriously!" BUD MAUPIN , . a rugged scrapper Seattle '9' Drops Pair To Padres "Win Or Else" Says Card Front Office trackman, will square away against big Ralph Norgaard, also a member of the Owl grid squad. Tickets to the big show are currently on sale at Dick Reed er's. Herman's Mens Store and the LOS ANGELES (API- Ccncr- "Just by showing up." he said, Klamaih Billiards. Ringside scats al Manager Bing Dcvine is angry I thought we d be better. ,are J 130, general admission $1 and impatient with the slow-start-i "ovine made it clear lie doesn I ing St. Louis Cardinals and has, blame Manager Solly Hcmus - i couinn t he more emphatic about that." But he made it just as clear he Ilr"!," ?":!..!? Cnimc NWL Ai IJ r I .Hi I. ""- " I "" " -".-. w mw ww mm .,.; ,....., ulii .he ( ;ins W0) , j jB j Merrill will be represented by Bud Maupin, ex-All-State B grid- der. currently working with coach Wally Palmberg's Owl track team. Maupin is paired with Rog Hoojer. one of tiie standouts on the 'lech football team, in the heavyweight division U'rncllro-c IVji.o Viilutch 9 n A . Dan Shamion will mix in theiT C S 135-pound class while John tt'eav- I J mm mW Va mm er, another of Miller's grapplers, will go against Jim Bcllm, o( ?" a double header to Eastern Ore- Wendell Viintei bottom, popular ,un College uf Education this af Owl footballer, wrestler and n hv 7.1 nnrt 7.2 mm OreTech Drops 2 To EOC LaCRANDE (Special) The Oregon Tech baseball team lost issued a "win or else" ultimatum to his players. Dcvine's bile could be as bail as lis bark. and all students 50 cents. Yakima GM The double loss keeps the Tech lads from the mile high campus winless this year. The Owls suffered from a chron ic seasonal ailment of lack of hits in the two games. It is a plague that has been hampering the Oretech diamond stickers all cason. The Owls accumulated only a Viking track officials of their ab sence. Palmberg said the incident did little more than "irritate" PSC officials. The OT1 mentor's crack (concerning the team at least "showing up" was demonstrat ed in the final score of the dual meet. Portland Slate accumulat ed 104 1-3 points to Oregon Tech's 26 2-3. The Owls placed first in two events the high hurdles and the discus. OTPs Bill Sanson ran lo the l.ipe first in a heut with four other athletes lo win the hurdles n 17.5 seconds. Norman Johns of the Tech thinclads garnered a first in the discus with a 129 foot 1 137 feet. On the toss, Johns! went on to say that his team toss. Islippcd out of the ring, but track was "far" behind in conditioning The Vikings set three school officials failed to observe his dis-compared lo the Viking thinclads records in (he meet. Lance New-jqualifying maneuver. II 0 w e v c r "who live track all year long." man cropped three and two-tenths .fohns demonstrated outstanding The Tech lads have their chance seconds off the mile run wilh a sportsmanship by informing the lo improve against the Vikings scorching 4-23.3 minutes time. The .officials of his errant toss. April 23 in a dual meet held on old school record was held by in the 4 0 yard dash which was 'llle mil hi,!h campus beginning teammate Len I.ukens set last lwon bv Portland Stale's Stan Mil- al 10 o'clock. ;.ear at 4:26.4 minutes. The Vik- er vcndcll Wintcrbottom of (he1 The results: nigs' Jay Hill ran a quick l:57.30wl trucklers dashed off a M.ptVnTZS, ',1 ricia ,"Z" minutes half mile to also break seconds ouarler mile. II was one " M" bv L"""1 Ln i Portland 1 1 . 11 1 I State At 4:76.4 mint in 1959) a school mark previously held by 0f Winterboltom's best times re-. 4o-MMier ipi, HMnck IP) Arthur Glenn Newman at 1:59.1 minutes eovM at OTI. but the eflorl wJKS ,p, Ttn.rlon ,0), Sp0. set last year. Uhy of third place. Miller wonlmiio ipi: io j iki, The other PSC record that col-in 509 seconds. 'JhZIX SSmJTlS: lapsed was in the 220 yard dash; . , ., nutstandini! ncr-" " when Jon Abraham lopped three- , , "'s,dna'n5 t' i hj-l ipi, mint (pi, Kr.m.r ipi, 1 ' 0 V ';(: , , ..formances bv Owl cindcrmcn were n tenths of a second off the old,,urned jn bv ha,( mj,er Noml hh-h. to.. vi (pi. oio. mark with a 22.6 seconds time. Knu.v, ,. .. , h.i nf .-h i .pi.' Nm.n ipi. sm.n ipi- Abraham also won the century ' ..,, i.,,, .,. ii, ' s'3 mins m' '' '" v j , hletime 2 03 bul was tar oil tile :r.vl0l,,i 01 Gimn Newman oi n lu.i, a pace aneau 1 ;rarJ breaking pace of Mill. I""- " ' j Tennerson who finished owever Palmbt.r said ,la, wiih!"' pu)c..r ,p,. L.,r .0). - 3 ?ifiAbrham (P), Wilson (O), Sort- 22.6 tec. (new icnool recorn j j ' crack the luo minulc barrier next j mi to io Leon Wilson grabbed off a nun ounting fourth place with a 10.4 100. Johns' winning toss in the dis cus. 129 feet seven inches, was a letdown lo an earlier throw of Scappoose Winner, Crusaders Still Best tiueiing me nioua jumpi a , cnnii m us?) week lor tiie lust lime this year were BJ-Co IP), spomlto (PI, Mllltr (PH Owl's Tennerson and Wilson. Both,"' ,H'N.man ipi. soomim ipi. Sum-101, nf I hpm tiirniH in 91 fwil.nln Dickson (0): 27.1 seel. . . . .' 2 milfr Lukeni (PI, Cook (PI, leaps but were disqualilied oul,,, lpl. o 5, ; m,,. crow hnns I Javelin Hampton (PI, Jackion L1UW I1U. !.H.,.nn Idi- 1K7 It i In. Palmberg said that "given an wn reiay-Porinna suit, oreo even break with the weather" hisi o.scys-jonnj 161, ciark ipi, miiiv team could give the Vikings a tp,: ' " ' in, A ., ... , , . , h , Final score: Portland Statt 104 M much better show. The mentor oreoon Teen u 2 3. EUGENE (AP) - By THE ASSOCIATED PKESS The Seattle Ruiniers. almost un beatable during the spring train ing campaign, folded when the " ,u" ",M, d' bviously had improved the club's blue chips were tossed onto the ". jxiwer and pitching. flew to Los Angeles alter the lied Birds dropped llieir first two al Pacific Coast League table Fridayihi, em'h Sam night, dropping a pair to the San Then he suffered through a 3 2 total of eiqht hits for the two won the class B title and St ;amcs, and their sparce bats ap-Mary's of Mcdford retained itsi liarently showed up in the field class C championship as athletes with a lotal of six errors for the from smaller high schools opened 14 innings of hall. the 23rd annual Hay ward Relays EOCE pitchers Bob Bagnall in I here Friday. Hie first game and Larry Apple-1 Metropolitan and class A track gate in the second tilt both went Rv TIIK ASSOI'IATKIl PIIKSS lull Hip n fr Ihr. hnsl r-lnh "I won't buy the theory that uh kiitlo nf vL-inu haiinrl i l,...,i,.fiin n...i o,:..l ! Iraining and Uevinc's trade moves Fast League Diego Padres. .setback lo the Dodgers 'niursday lwe'rc P1;,'in '"I'glier teams at um jn the quote department Kastern Oregon played flawless Th Poinim-n u'hn u-nn 1A nf 90 "IglH. I DC l-aidS .SqiiaiUierea mnP' , . . . . . "- '"u IVWK'y i"C iwmi-i'wii ill liif IIIUI.1I illlie UUIIUI1I -.. . .,., . i : iiif v ui)s ami ii ev rc z-i. areni...nii d.1lkh rrt.,..,, ;.- f.lciii;rt j nii 1 1 111.1 n IIII nnir llilL' I lllllllllK illlll . " uuoiuuii uvti(,tii. ga laici mm ii" (.iiui.i nun ai.ui nifc ail NIC Winning run SCOICd On a WHO, " . . iiiirtu juu nmjr aufit.-.i. "'" m tuns un .u-viu uiiiH-ft, Lemon League tussfes, were Ducks, OSC -Split Bills whipped 7-2 in the opener of day night doubleheader at San''ilch in ,he lasl o( lhe "" Hi. COIIVALLIS. Ore. (API Ore- ki...,i ,i w fi..n,l I...;., ' . 1 , r- .. , . ., .... pun pnrt flrponn St nip hni-Iers al Diego, then blew the nightcap by I m mail lilurlrd the usiiallyi(.cssj ;in( 8havjR cream in his . " " li.st ,a.v in' ,!, filM nL Viternately pitched shutouts Satur- 'drcssine room. The Iruslratcd li ... , .11 ...lih firo n day as the two teams split a base- U...I : .J r.. I "" l"' "J . 1, j Li j, I r...nn uinninn SOdieu J. II (III.ILL-1 II, 1U llinri It'll L.lll L I' IUU1I II :.. 1 L -r ,1 lOrl nil h, c p,L-,nn a., I nnH .. ,. . .. ...... . , v.br,u n .. . , , ... Devine then warned his alhleleslf. .(,. ,., , ,..,,!"' ,m" " ",c S,A .... Ai.'i:,..:i'. 5-0 and Oreeon Stale 4-0. ueienoing cnampion Loquillc ... ' - . n v . CM,.. ncttinrt a rnnrnenn u ivn (' V M il 111" l 1 Mill S I II I' I Pfl mm ir ,.u.J il, ..J ..: 1 : nm , the game. Flood Cm J Vh ,Z "plcenter. Al this i, ttiUnn Hprnil Both Jack Loy of Oregon in the - St. Louis lost 14 of ils first n.promptly. according lo Hcmus. L.-., on.slrated awesome speed which!first ame and .Bi" 0einS oi ,' th 0 1 .. flionnn Klutn in I tin vnmnn damp " a 7-6 count in II Innincs. mild-mannered Devine. "I just The double victory boosted lhcle the club is as mad as I am Pads into a tie with Sacramento at the close of two nays of action. 1 tlicrc could be player changes, fjolci uoin ciuns nave il l! rccoros. St. Iiuis lost 14 of ils first nun-omul v. acron inc lo . .. , .. . .'. . . . v - . - . . eaiiics. '." Ine y a!neIl7y ,n lm 8,1(1 of.1"s "rst.17 iasl 1,la,wl (;a l,odos "X ha" 1,110 ' S. Yakima's general manager shook the EOCE catcher nearly Scappoosejand field men competed for titles Saturday. Despite a cold wind and a rain- soaked track five records were broken two in class B and three in class C. Scappoose. with its distance medley team winning in the rec ord time of 11:18 4, amassed 43 points to 32'i for Reynolds ol Troutdale, which placed second. Scappoose w as first in three events, also winning the 440-yard and shuttle hurdle relays, and placed in five others. I'he other class B mark broken was in the pole vault. Mike Hanby ol Cave Junction set it when he soared )3 feet. 3 inches. 1 the C competition St. Mary's Friday night, Spoknne's Indians season. Devine said he didn't lliiiikleame tvinc trinlc drubbed Salt Lake City's defend-jit possible the club could go "If that's baseball. I'm a China ing champions, 7-B. It was thc!hrough another horrible start. man," Solly growled. opener lor Doin ciuns. . Frank Howard s drive over m t :r.dChicaQo W Bute Sox inning at Salt Lake City. An error Charley Smith's bunt single and 1 wild pilch set (he singe for How Chicago AL Flag Favorite 11. 1 .1 mi nf his onm- itniew lour miters, uoin went me was able to consider the person- J1" 01 n,s Rear. nel before dropping his hint that Phchcr Lee Simmons strode lo cn,"c ,uute ,n ,helr "Pt' " .1.. .... .1 .1 n.'imrc he league will be strong. Although Ve ana neatly sacniicca," his own team, wilh mnnnccr Riid.lw'lsn to second. Wilson then pro- dy Hicks directing, and the Salem eccded to steal third and then Senators under field pilot Karl'hnmc off catcher Larry Coleman. Kuelil began training less than a u:,vi,s ' "K u"is was inc Oregon in the first game earned two runs off loser Gary Moore In the fifth inning with three sin gles and then added three more week ago. both are farther along batter at the lime for the Owls, runs in (he sixth. scored 42 points to 30' 2 for Phoe nix and 214 for Rogue River. One St. Mary's team broke meet records in both the spring med ley and 440-yard relays. A quar tet from McKenzie set a mark in lhe distance medley. than expecled. "10r ""s"n swiped Home, uuvas Oregon Slate s Larry Peterson aids shot. Howard also homered! Dy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS M-rlcd lo atlei.d (he four games Lpfore Kue, frcshly ,..( The Owls got only three hits in njn(! 0f the second game with in the first inning with one mate! Kor lhe firs! lime in forty years Tuesday as the entire league Ljved from scl.vjl.e wih ,he Ma. (he game. Besides Wilson's bin-ijeny Droscher on base to give aboard. R. C. Stevens and Jim the Chicago While Sox are the springs inlo action. Forty thou- , ol his fj t ook t lh gle in (he fifth. Wayne Morrill state its first run and put it on Tl.-llimpr hplh Pnl fnill-.nlvc fnr lIlP Innm In Knnl an ll.n A mnrii-qn ...! ..ill ......K..I.1.. I.n n. fl ' t i nnrt C 1. (-..:. ,.1 ;L..t I . .... " " rv- ... ...... o.t ... ..................... ..hi u ii. uu .11 lil-vc- ... A nnmhpr nf I 10 Vakima oii inr.li- luilll liilill-ll ip road to VICIOI'V. Bees. 'League inaugur Veteran Bud Podbielan set tlipjson Mondav Itainiers down on seven hits in opener al Washington urates ils HUM sea- land's Municipal Stadium to seQj)0 fus l n w with the traditional young (iary Bell (lti-lll oppose L.oss c wlcre est from Wav Ihev had been the opener at San Diego, allnwingi Some 2H.0IHI arc expected to be Around 30.000 will come oul to sec only one walk. Hard-hilling Floyd on hand as President Eisenhower lhe White Sox open defense of their Detroit's Jim Biinning n7-l3i.!(n1'inR jn'(h(, m,.,,, Bravcs: Robinson, wilh three hils Hiid two RBI, spearheaded an 11-hil San Diego attack. Ray the Seattle starter, inlerrupts his vacation In throw i American League title againsl out the first ball for lhe Senators- Kansas City. Early Wynn I22-1IH, HipplcmeycO Boston Red Sox bailie. Of equal ho league's only 20-game 'inner! he Kms havc )(Tn 1(i was charged ;iiitei est is the appearance or led last year, will put his 40-ycar-old i . s,nl,,id Kl-T Mini ., 1..,.-J l UMU.... I., lh. H...1 Ii ...m ..m.ml ll... A' IIm.I ll,.l..v sn,lic .11 ndlllUIII, I 1.1. , un. with the loss. He was chased in W'illiams in the Red Sox lineup, arm againsl the A s Bud Daley L j-r'inc.jsc0 (j inl r'inip'for jts'rtioundcd out pitcher to I the fourth frame, when the Padsrl'he 41-year-old slugger, either he- ' H'i l3 1 at Chicago. ' ' ' ' ..! ' 'm , .. Olivas and Simmons adv got three runs. with a hit apiece which remained harmless. In the second game lhe Oie- larm club camp. T , Ti scna"c's "'e 1K Only the Eugene Emeralds arc ,Mt """ ul.'u,c ' , nn unknown quantity at present. V""'" i " mai lunu With Dick Klaus as (he new licld 1'7;. .'" l,le ,nn" B ana Simmons noin rencneo nase on errors. Virgil Winters (hen first with ancing. Oregon State added single runs in (lie third, fourth and seventh innings, while Oregon was unable lo score. First game: Oregon 0110 023 0005 8 0 Oregon Stale 000 000 0000 4 1 Nieder Grabs Shot Put Duel SANTA BARBARA. Calif. (AP) Handsome Bill Nieder outshone Dave Davis with a best mark of 63 feet I'i inches in their her alded hcad-to-head shotputting duel here Saturday. But neither could break the ex isting world record or even ap proach his own best marks. The two giants performed in the in- i i-.n ...m imi;f,ii, viuii-i ' ... . . l-i ...Ml . .i, uin.ia tinu omnium:, iiutcini nil;. cause of in,,,,, illness, servicel Cool wealhcr is expecled ,o 1 jTriifi! aC Outfielder Slan Cass kept i, . T,, ki,l .. . 1...J l,il,l. m:..if.l ,,n,M,m. h III.. Rnitnn MU-mt-MUV In :.,ll P11" " " """ ,.pip k (lllipp ll.o hMM tl,,"rcgon In lhe first four innines nf tliplmissed lhe season owner in five 22.00(1 for lhe Red Sox came wilh nal: 'walk route. .Inhnsnn mnmemarilv 0el'dnf! a"d Hadraba; Ballard, niglilcap. then watched San Diego'of (he last seven years. Ilhe New York Yankees. Jerry! . Phyei-ma,.ager Dick w, son is 8vmjod lhc ,.a,v bv h 0u't!Brcde 141 and Wa'P- fight back lo lie the count ul (i-r, in Camiho Puscu.nl, Washington's Casale 1 13-81 is (he probable Bos- ' h r f M l' "lc caUh"'' hll Sprinkle sin- the seventh inning and send Iheihest pitcher and considered hy,lon starter. Jim Coales (li-l, an- 'J'5 1 ,.ln'', '" lofl scoring Olivas and giimo into extra innings. Dick some the No. 1 pitcher in the other right-hander, may get the , s lc , w 'ngnin loading the bases. Hank Smith's Imupclnnrlprl cii.nln in ll.n C'lUllP. is s ated 111 nilimSR Tllm CO rolll ClISCV SICIIlC I. AllOlllCI' .""- "-ii niUL ihl i.i.ii, nuu last of the 11th won it for San Sluulivant. Pasrual (17-101 tin ned :i(l.il00 may see Washington help Diego. Loy and Walp; Moore, Crilscr,'cature attraction of the 22nd an- I6i and Rudzik. Hadraba (5. nuai oania uaroara i-asler He Second game: 'ays- 101 100 14 4 4 Davis had a best of 62-2:14 Salur ooo ooo o-A 4 4 day. II- " nrl In (pit ci-nnmi lltivpc anil k m K Mitett Beats "llu lii,.l,u,,L., .l,l il, i;n i, ... the Denver Bears have providcdmln '. , ,. , ' DOII Wflriier. Im half of iiis six liletinic vicloric.Slhc Orioles ring in lhe new scasoni"lipld ai'!- The Chiefs ill head 'Kn!iW,. Oregon lied it up in Neider's best previous was 65 7, registered at the Texas Relays April 2. Davis' best put wilh the 16-iound ball was a 63-10'i last month. The world's record is 63-4. set by Parry O'Brien Aug. 1, 11)51). FREE! 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Slur-hit Hallimore. Mill I'lippus 15-9. ( First came) 'iliviml i2-m lias In- Huslou's liol lllie 2l yearnl(l Oriole slur Sealllc 010 100 0(102 7 3, ted pitcher in sprine, exhibition:., lo net the stailine, nod against the last on lhe second, bul the figures preseason games simoom Miem 0w,s forRcd ahcad in in thcil. i nursuav. i .imiiwi r i iu.iv tiuu San Diego 002 300 llx 7 II 0 Hipplemeyer, Lawrence (41, Martin 171, Kennedy (8i and Bcv-I an; rodbielan and Napier. W Podbielan. (Second gamc Seatlle 310 200 000 00- 10 0 Sim Diego 000 400 200 017 10 3 lieamon, Kennedy 7, Martin f, Lawrence (1) and Zimmer :man son (5i, Kuzava (8, Wojey and Rapier. W Wojey. L Lawrence. lilt San Diego, Johnson. Approximately I22.IKKI are ex Pedro Damns (13111. IKennewick Saturday. Wants Liston Suburban Babe Ruth Leaguers Announce Player Selections Ninelv suburban 13, Hand 15-! Coaches of the clubs have asked! I'.coige llcippe, Danny Uu.icka Peters Oi Hl er , n 1, h l-v(,,,r old b:'" were named lhi eildl wy lislC(1 tt.ophone hislD Graham, Allen Ratlimaeher.gJ',ss l. bT'vo.,0 J! ,tiX IT? f'l-IK-ct.e coach as soon as he S.eve Killian. Honald Hoach. Bobji, J l,,MM"",1M .. 1 i.l. Ilmilliin f'rllt-!ll KflnVPIPiMV I)(n,GIiS. CI ran. iKicurs ami niiiitt;tM5 ii'ic- --. -t.--. Johnson, 3 lilnH in II S (ir1 lam. John KlISll.. UOllR.wornii. n iCwMinelun, l.vlc llancy, Biiddyiic. 1 Simmo . w-,,ri l.t.....A t I . M.. I VI I'l'l V llltll' II 'lm .Minn anu Z L inn Z " Cassidy. Don and lieorge TI,omaS!nis Tahor. Young. Church (Hi. Palmquist . The lran will begin prcpaia,' '"'7 "J" () and Bmmlev P n,w Kn lions for lho comin8 sfl,50, "" ' 0 S Ml ' ,d l'"d" ! nn"'''Cy;:':: K ' Ider their resneclive coaches as' !!. Kicl.l Howard, Wayne if, minima ui, .mil C ioi Hit; .. m i.n. t ., n .... r . .. J ... i i . . . snon as . is marl cube .Malolle. Uirry Barnes, Ward j'K ui:o. couos mi. i-a mi s .r " form lhe brand new Babe Ilulh Uague. Onlv 18 of ' the boys who registered for posi-jl'lmue numbers are lions on lhe clubs were turned :l,'"'''iitlicMs. Malolle. Larry Barnes, .... .. .. r..,,i..,n pi, a V.....I.,; n... m jl..iu Llimincz. Hn-Spokanc. How-I , 11 V "ol ".v caguc uuiciais, narrell aid' Sill 1 -ikn Slnvnti, H-.nmr.i- "CCailse Ol 1110 sllOllllge oi',M,". ,'t'i ii. i , u u .i ,i aid. Salt Lake. Moiens, Baumer. ()( VllHnl;M(TS iVuuie. (iary Barker. Jim King available the number of n-vear-""" " Swisegond. Lis ION Alltl ltAKT Coaches Dave Card and SIXTH STKKKT OXYC.KN -Hom Coaches F ATI IVTir flTV VI ,.n Ihalf o (the third. Simmons start- ... ,,',,, ,. ' ' ... eel il o(f bv flvmg deep to cenlci l V" .'"" u'.1" . ,, , ' , i . newcomers in the heavyweight and Winters struck out. How- . ... .... . b ewr Glass b'asled a tremendous ,d;,S-; b" hc s"" ""f," ,0 triple lo rich! field and Johnson l'1 ",C "nc"" brought him in on a grounder to . 'hat -as the consensus here to third which the fielder hobbled on!d:,y, hc. biR Argentine pum- an error. Sprinkle ended the framc''lc1 ph'laWPh'"' ,D hv grounding out third to first. ,n " ?. s'x,l'-'"d technlca knock The boxsenre: I01" 1-n!l,!y nlB'U a schcrfuK-d Fi,ii cmt jlO-round bout. "I ID AO r h rbi I Warner at 192 and giving awav 3 o i o 10 pounds, couldn't answer the 3 0 0 hp" '"' '',c sixt'1 rount' beeause 3000 of a lorn lelt rib cartilage suf- j S J o fcied when Miteff exploded a body iiio I punch in the fourth round. And ,5535 I that punch, as it turned oul, made as r h rsi the difference for Warner's whole attack disintegrated Den- Totmi EOCE (7) Hunt, rl BrarKll. Hottum and J. Sulli-Soiinqtr. 3b r" rOrmer Winners olils picked lo learns was uiibal-l anced according to national Lai-rv Walker. Charles McNoise, coiemmi, Huck. Phillip Jessing. !""'""" p Bob Fogle. Kenneth Paslega. Dick Kogie, Louis C.linkman. Lar-iEocE rv Sullivan, Marvin Alexander, i l i l l l i i 7 noo pto o- 1(W 312 X Stcofld Gam MISC.KOVK lH.l'MHING Floyd Tlielps and Orval pltgatt and Coltman. 0- ' Van Pi-t-v Ru-ki.V GliSl:ifsnn. ml iai nm. ! r i iaa anced according to national as- Dave Laid and Jim Mciioawan,i.i..u nrtt.- ai.Iu. tocE ou on 7 IrfliailTV in !kUU !...;,.. ,rr. - n i,ii I'"1" "" " ' ' " mckm. 131. and wi I 1 ATi'itn t-iiljc fill fur a ni:ii. Jstt'vn H.-tilinc l-'iii'iin INDIANAPOLIS IAP - Three! r r;, ,', .,.i.i. ..i.V,,,. , . '".i, ,;.., v I'oache former w inners were among dr.v- k..ii ..1..1. ,i.. k..' 'n .'i. .. u c.,..n. n... - iv...;.. r....jMugnive (TU 4-37471 Mike Bey ers nominated when entrv lists ,' '. . , , ', " n.'.... 1..1,.. i'i....!,...i!... '-i.rlnicr. Ken Quigley. Danny Story, or 11 .Memorial Day S00-milc ' '.;-, ,, , smith. Ilandv Smith. David Dod-. . . . . . . . ". battered Washington Stale 11-4 auto race closed Friday midniglit. "', ",, ' h.,,. ' ,,,1,, oH f,nnVson, Danny 'Nelson, Steve C.ood,'1" ,n '''nrtmel0''' J""S'., Ay as the Huskies began de ruiy-iwo cars, 10 01 them w ith- . :, r., , j 1,.,, n. .L. vm imisgrove, out drivers, had been entered and1"0 emnb- ""0,s wl" "K"'"" " """' 'Larrv Cassidv, Garrv Cassidv, Indianapolis Motor Speedwav of-ivie for Ps'.''ms oyer lhe next; TOWN & fOl'NTRY-Coaches ,.,.;. Kvans; Fl.ed z:ihler. John finals said they understood eight l,w0 y': "''''c ' ' " aulo-..M. Gestvang and W. Bingham S,lwell and Curtis Coleman. or 10 more entries were mailed m' "c I',,slllons awarnco ai mat uu 4o.4i mency iM.ixweu Bli(.d f th Hnnrllinp itime. Karl Allhritlnn. Bay Shulmire The field will be cut to 33 start- The league is lormcd bv learns ' EiK. Steve Plowman, Dar- State Plants Salmon Miteff said later that he has been signed for a May fight against Californian Eddie Machen in New York's Madison Square Garden. He subbed for Machen e here Friday night when the Red- o ding. Calif., fighter had to back H E I out because of domestic difficul 5 11 lies. ' .-Aflnr T.T..t. t ... I ,C . ...... ..lam. 11. 1 nnui loiillliy, Lislon." the burly Alex said in f c -ii. I oroKen tngnsn as ne nem an ice Cougars Battered pack t0 his (ace wnere Warner PULLMAN (AP - Washington ,uWVa tr S00" early tu.lll... .-iiu auci U1MUII wk want the winner of the linger Ba,tlett.l(ensof theip Norlhfrn Division' ;Flo'd) Pflfrson-ilngetnar) Jo- baseball championship. i " anomer nana- The Huskies turned one hit. fallcr cl"med '" almost '"'".V- Cougar errors and two passed balls into five runs in the second inning to take a 5-0 lead. PORTLAND (AP The slate Fish Commission Saturday said it ers in time trials May 14, 15, 2l!sponsorcd by Pacific Supply Coop.!'! Mitchell, Kelly Allison, Doug and 22. Lislon Aircraft. Town and Coun- Ksxhemen. Tom Schiff. Terry Hoger Ward of Indiananoli's. thcitry. KC Points. 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