HFHAI.P AN'P N'KWS. Klam.-tfli FalN. Orp
Tuesday. April 10. IftfiO
AitiANran B amiia frill-
TTTT)nrr6-s l,twlB league vcuai
MEJ Q Chase Gets Away Today
Pro Clubs Plan
Local Appearance
Kliiniiith Falls ci'U ' l"H'irTl'(l cham'O lo mm' a pro
baseball camp Ihti' this Friday night, it was revralnl early
this morning by Bob Williams. Klamath I'nion High eoaeh.
The l.euistnn Itrones anH the Tri-t'ily Hraves. luitli of the
Nitrthwesl I'rofessional Baseball Feague. will play in (iem
Stadium litis Friday night at 7 ti'eloek in a pre-season nine
inning game.
The ball teams, both of tthieh are tapering off pre-scason
schedules in piei. nation for lite coming league-opening day,
will play in Klamath Falls through the courtesy of the Pelican
Booster Flub and the Owl Hoots, the Oregon Tech hackers'
association. Arrangements for the attraction are being handled
by Williams.
Tickets to the game. SI, adults, .10 cents, children, are ex
pected (o he placed on sale this evening at the Klamallt Bil
liards, Herman's .Manstnre, Dick Boeder's and other local
sports centers.
II v THK ASSO(TATFl) I
The American League,
for file cellar already under
THIS IS HOW IT'S DONE Buck Davidson, second
from the left, Is demonstrating a few techniques of box
Ing to a few of his proteges. Davidson is training these
Klamath Falls fighters in preparation for the April 23
smoker at the Klamath Auditorium. Standing, left to
fight, are Jack Lujan, Davidson, Jesse Sanchez, Skip
Waits, Vern Huck, Gene Harp, Herb Waits, Jr. and Rob
ert Waites. The smoker is sponsored by the Oregon Tech
Owl Hoots, and ringside tickets are now on sale for
$1.50 per person at Herman's Men Store, Dick Reeder's
and Klamath Billiards. The Klamath Falls fight night is
slated to have at least 12 events with the mainliner be
tween 119-pounders Jake Gregg of Klamath Falls and
Jake Barney of Sprague River. Fighters from Chiloquin,
Klamath Falls, Sprague River and possibly Oregon Tech
will be paired for Saturday's boxing evening.
oiistralion is expeded alter file
Sunday trade ill which Cleveland
General Manager Frank l.ane
swapped fan lavorile liocky Col-
aviln to I lie Tigers lor Harvey
IKucnn.
j The ("olavilo Irailc puts added
pressure on slugine, rookie Walt
Bond, who will he in right lield.
It also pivcs Manager Joe (ior
dim (out' lieu comers (Ink Tilol
one-run start in I he V .,,., ,,.,vi n i.-i ' SAN FRANCISCO (ATI This
The Pacilic Coast League chani- sixth and three singles added the (.,.-imimv' vhoi-ision Woodin -s a -story alxiul Sain Jones, acc
pions finally looked the part Mon-.sccond Beaver tally in Ihe eighth. j0, jirs, wsom.,n 'ic Power01 "lc Sa" Kramisco Clianl pitch-
Beavers, Spokane,
Salt Lake Winners
'KF.SS and catcher Huss Nixon are old Daley 'lfi-Mi helorc an expected
Us race hands in Cleu'land uniuini.s. ( ;v ihiii a! ('nmi.sl.rv p.-n-lc Wvnn
way. The new' faces, in addition to the AL's lone 20-came winner
gels started on the run lor Ihc liond and Kueiin. arc second last year, .starts his 20th season
pennant today midst a Ini.mg baseman liuliba Phillips. Temple and is shooting for his 272nd vie
controversy over a pair ol trades makes his AL debut alter com-itory. The A's were Ihe only club
by the Cleveland Indians. ing to the Injuns in a loin -player that held an edj;e (3-1 over Ihe
Washington anil Boston, justiswap that sent Mi-game winner, big rifiht-handei' in IMfl.
about "pick em" choices lor a Cal Mcl.ish and second baseman: In addition to Minnso. making
last place finish, played the early. Hilly .M.ulin to Cincinnati. Phil-his second trip to Chicaqo from
presidential opener in the AL's lips came to the Tribe in a seven-Cleveland, the While Sox will
late start Monday. The Senators, player deal Ibat sent Minnie have one other winter acquisi
supportine, a three-hit, l.i-strike- Minoso to the While Sox. Ition. third baseman Gene Freese
out job by Camilo Paseual with liight-hander Gary Hell i lii-IP, 'Philadelphia' in the line-up. The
lour home runs, slugged the Heibnow virtually a "must'' ace if A s Hob Kllioll, only new niana
Sox 10-1. Boston scored on Ted the Injuns are to scrap ior the ger in the league, has two more
Williams' lltlrd home run. flag, is their opening pilcherlex-N'eu York Yankees in the
All eight clubs are at it today, agamsl Frank I .pry 1 17-10'. 'lineup, right fielder Hank Bauer
and the big game is at Clove- The Chicago While Sox. (av- and lnsl baseman Norm Sichern.
land's Municipal Stadium be- ored to make it two straight pen- The Yankees, bidding for a
tween the Indians and the De- nants after a -to-year famine. go!comeback alter last seasons
troit Tigers. A crowd ol about w ith Kai ly Wynn '22-10' against Third place Hop. go with nshl
40.0(H) and some sort of fan deivHKansns City and Iclt-haiuler Bud hander dim Cnatcs H'.-l on the
mound and Roger Maris, late
of Ihe A's, in right field al Bos
ton. The lied Sox will start right
hander Tom Brewer (10-12'.
Baltimore, packed with new
comers, named young . J e i' r y
Walker 1 11-101 to lace the Sena
tors' Pete Ramos (13-lfH in the
Orioles' opener.
Sad Sam,
Crippled
Lad Pals
By Till: ASSOCIATKl) PKF.SS I Portland
Nats 10, Boston 1
The Senators, second lo Cleve
land in Ihe AL with a cliih-iecord
Jusi Plain Fed Up
Lane Reveals Swap Reasons
NKW YORK uri The real rea-islill hasn't gotten over that tec
tum Frank Lane, dynamic gen- rihle eye injury he suffered in
rial manager of the Cleveland! 1057 when he was struck by a
Indians, traded away slugger dine drive hit by Gil McUougald.
Rocky Colavito and Herb Score, j lie keeps thinking it could hap-
once appraised as a millton-dol-ipen again.
nr pitcher was that he was sim
ply led up with both ol them.
In an exclusive telephone inter
view with The Associated Press
"I don't think Score is through.
I just think he can't win
for Cleveland. Maybe he'll pilch
more effectively in Chicago with
today. Lane frankly told why, on the bigger nark and a manager
mecessive days, he swapped out- like Al Loez who knows him and
Spokane
and the toughest lo pitch to. 'orlland
liocky was high on the list of;Si,c'ramc'nl"
most dangerous hut the pitchers San Diego
agreed thev can gel him out with lacoma
certain pilches. jScatlle
"Kvery pitcher rated Kuenn asiY'lncouver
either the touehest or the second!8'1 L'iKe. City
toughest to pitch to with men on
bases. Rocky was far down the
list.
"Rocky helped us only when he
hit a home run. His other weak
Standings
By THK ASSOCIATKl) PRKSS
PACIFIC COAST l.KAOTK
W L Pet. (IB
ing stall, and Johnny Bushman,
polio victim.
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dav niglil. A double and a single in the ninth j
Bees without stingers Ior lour'saved Sacramento Irom a shutout. ! mm m
straight games, the Salt Lake City Seattle boosted its home run CJ QW f 0 fl Cl S
champs got into the victory col- output to seven when Jerry Zim-
limn with a ton decision over merman anil Boh Thurman hit for HaUmIs HaiiI
iSeallle, thanks lo Ihe clutch pitch-the circuit, but Ihe Bees slaved WCMUH. UWMI
line of a reliefer Don nohrino. off a last-innme threat lo nost
Ihe slugging Spokane IndiansTheir lirst Woo victory. Ihe rally- iv,i. ,.mm. .w iu, js
ran tncir siring ol triumphs lojing Kainiers got two men aboard t 'nionev for
2 ve. meanwh e. hv rallviug Or a during Ihe rame but lobrino l d 11 1111 "K1" ' " ,u
game-
2'2-land. with Noel Mickelson pitchingiending out.
2 1 -j I a five-hitter against his former Spokane had to overcome an
1103 home runs last season, slarl-
cd unloading against loser Tom
Slni-rtiv.-iiit in tlm -nml i,mi,,
Dragging his right leg in a'.,,,,,,. ,W:,i. ,.-,-,
loacc. uic inn siiimcu op 101 ao ,i, ,.,,,.
jibe home games last season.
jSometimes he had (he 00 cents
idoacher fee. sometimes he didn't. !
children, and
itnusement is not ttio
plentitul. He showed up anyway.
out Ihe first ball al Grif
fith Stadium Monday. Jim Lemon
homered in a three-run second,
and Bob Allison, Karl Bailey,
obtained in a White Sox swap,
and Billy Consolo hammered
nwav in a five-run fourth.
streams. Elk line the road lo near- J(incs happened lo notice tnc, Paseual. 20. a cnrvc-ballinR
by Yellowstone National Park. kl1 ;ml became acquainted. 'Ihe-rjobt-hander, had no trouble at
3' teammates, heal Sacramento 2-1. early 4-0 San Diego lead In keep' snow-capped KucKics pro-." ' . 1 ,,''" exccP', , wconi-ini inR
vine a nacKinop ior one 01 me !'""''v n". y '""wua mat-
Vancouver at T a c o m a, post
poned, wet grounds
Portland 2, Sacramento 1
Salt Lake City 10, Seattle 8
Spokane 5, San Diego 4
Griffith Arrives
PORTLAND (AP'-Emile Grif-
fielder Colavito to Detroit f o rNikes him and may give him more nesses detract from his value. He
Harvey Kuenn. and left-hander sympathy." js s0w, his arm is erratic, he is
Score lo the Chicago White Sox As for the Cnlavilo-Kuenn trade, 'not the best oullielder, and he
f.,.. I Qlmsn 9.VPai'.olH , f inn h:i u l,,l In t-j.r -, .... ... fl U
I,,, niiiij - j--- ......w , u lean i iiiovi: op a luiuii-i. I'uirii "i; r-., r . - b r""i ' A 1
unpioven right-hander. ' "I made a survey this spring ofidoesn'l hit a home run, he either,"1" 01 lV'w 1 lly ls dl'e "'re
l ane did not sav directly he -eight or nine of the leanoe's hesiUi,-iL-nr fti n,o , o,,ndJl0ri:iy ln complete training for his
was fed no wilh the two players pitchers. W ithout menlionine the. ihe hall to the left ' side nf the scheduled 10-round boxing
hut he candidly explained Iheipitchers' names, I asked them to, infield. He doesn't know the first
But a soggy field kept the Ta- its winning streak alive. The In
coma Giants idle lor Ihe secondjdians cut the margin in half with
straight day, drowning out Iheir'a pair of runs in Ihe sixth, then
scheduled series opener against added three more in the seventh
Vancouver. while relief pitcher George O'Don-
Hitting his third homer of lhc;nell held Ihe Padres hitless
young season. George Freese gave through the linal four innings.
shortcomings of each and told
why he believes, contrary to gen
eral opinion, the trades greatly
improve the Indians.
Among other things, Lane inti
mated that the departure of Cola
vilo and Score, long-time buddies
and roommates, would result in
greater harmony on the Indians.
He believes Colavito is an over
rated player and thai Score has
slipped to the point where he was
useless lo Ihe club.
Lane emphasized, however, that
he still regards both as fine
young men and has no personal
grievance against cither.
"Joe Gordon doesn't like me."
Lane said Score told him. "He
doesn't have any sympathy for
me. I'd like to be traded to a
manager who is more sympathet
ic." Thai just about made up Lane's
mind.
"When Hcrh began lo look for
nympalhy." Lane said. "I knew
we couldn't keep him any longer.
As a mailer of fad, I told Herb
that if he wonled Joe lo like him
all he had lo do was win some
games for us."
Lane attributed Score's failure
to win in recent years lo a men
tal condition (Score's record last
year was 9-11).
"It's more psychological than
physical." he said. "I believe he
name the most dangerous hitlers-thing about Ihe hit-and-run. He is
always swinging for homers
10-round boxing bout
with Portland's Denny Mover.
The two welterweight title con-
West Virginia Grid Boss
Resigns Posf Disgustedly
most unusual light promotions in
while boy. Perhaps that's why ,hc tbunmer wilh l-ou Gehrie for
years. Men in higli-heeled cowboy "" " ... ..pio. 4 on tnc an-itme list. 1'as-
boots and 10-galion hats are de-! Sam saw lo it Ihe youngslcr got cun, who won his last five de
baling the merits of champion inside f'"' l''-v a"M' ,l,;ll U'isions of '511, cracked Washing
Gene Fullmer and challenger JooyAI,el' ,llc Ren. Johnny would be,lon-s strikeout record, set by
Giardello who meet Wednesday!'"1"1'1"''1 ""' clubhouse. Samvaller Johnson in 1910, by fan
night (or the National Boxing ,"ile absolutely no display or it, ning Gcnc Stephens for No. 15
Assn. version of the world middle-'"1"1 low lcol,le Pail ""V atlcnttonlin lnc ninth jnningi
weight lille in the Montana Stalel10 ,lle '"''' i Boston 010 000 000- t .1 2
College fieldhouse. I Sam's sons. Nick. R. and Mike. Washington 030 500 20X-10 It 2
Not since Jack Dempsev and lk'w 01,1 ,n hc "llh "lc"' Sturdivant. Worlhington (4.
Doc Kears sacked Shelbv in 102:1 ""'' s'"om '"'n "' mon"R'"VChittum (' and II. Sullivan: Pas
tor the heavyweight match with
lal and Battey. W-Pascual 11-01.
W. Va. The three lads met at the ,
Ihe Na-iTnm c.Mum. u i iil I i i, ball iiaik. IL-Slurdivant (0-1).
Islaged within Ihe boundaries ol Khm ('"llllls me lo town llomc t(uns Bosloili Williams
i. V I J
the club
' The fans remember
home run. They don't see
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. 'API-iPittshurgh Sleelers in
The Athletic Council's acccpt-ltional Football League.
.... . , . ancfl n Al- 'aOOV LOW'S ICS- l c w.t ,s cnnm-ln .'.:. 'l'U lO tOCl IIICU I. "HI SC.ISUO lOSllll V-,i.h nn ,.n Lnmnn (11 A .
rhevfenners mei earner uus vear in,"""- " - t .,, n ,..,,,, , .-wh-.iois iiiooinani i.nc. iou imuc-u , "" h". " "-
m v i . r.:rau :..i..!i ienalion as West Virginia loot-tih. miim-il should also nuil. "TIuv,iia f ( nrnm..iinn in week, ham learned that Johnny sn mi Rattev (1). Consolo (1).
' a split decision. It was only Moy-;ball coach is expected within a:shouId do tliis lo give Ihe new Shelby, some 200 miles away, slillwas m fhi'iners Hospital, tie nan
iv ,her's second professional loss. The 'e aa-Vs- 'coacli a chance, he said. Ilingers.
Iy 1 !,!... . -I .- ts i c..nr,., T3Qn,w .-limavinr. .i...- n..-..:,l , T.-I..:- l vl.t , .-,'11 K,-,.tn llnm
the '
dan here last July.
long-standing feud wilh members si ahr
foiof the council, announced MondayjGene
immediately announced Thanks lo the television sponsors
Corum. an assistant to who are pulling up a reported;
liuhililink- 1 r-an sen RorL-u hil.
cn cr i, i i-ii..o: Both men are expected
. ' ... ii,-nir,l. Ivtva ihn id7.i-tnii.id u'elter.ihp was niiillin? to ioill the scout- Leu-is Ihi-nniihonl Punnv'c lo.unat-iAHOO.OOO and a boomine eate sale
ana siui ne win 1101 De as vaiuanier ." ...v.. ; ,. ,-. .. ... .....Li- if -r ,i, . " .. ' , " . ...... j.. i i ,. Jones, who never savs
'" B " " ......f, ..vo,. n,... , , ... , , . .
Ila ciirl ll.ic ann,.i,t mnnt ..-ill l.n.llie nromnl inn aiioeai'R In he a v,"ua 11 w,n u". ",ln tA
nlaced heloro Ihe rouneil wilhinigiiaianteed success. planation for his friendship with
as Kuenn. That's because Kuenn "e,R,u "m" 81 "K"1 llmB'
k lie mnro fnmhlnlp hallnlyunr" i
"Detroit doubtless is chortling
with elce over cettinir Colavito
They may not do so when they
realize ins Home inns don t neces
sarily win games. We had him
We know."
KF To Have
Semi-Pro '9'
Colahan Tops
K Gunners
DALE HIMELWRIGHT was
the Class B all-events win
ner in the City Associa
tion Men's Bowling Tourna
ment held at Lucky Lanes
April I I to April 14. Him
elwright bowled an 1884 to
lead all participants in the
field.
SCRES
Golden West Classic
Tournament
' Men's Team Sinqlet
i tie (jcorce cunna ironnv goes Kim s oi Mediom. 3111
on Ihe block next Sunday when
Consolidated
An announcement that there
will be a semi-pro baseball team
in Klamath Falls this season was
made early this morning by Fred
Friedel. Klamath Falls Park and
Recreation Department supervisor.
The leairt, a completely new or
ganization, will be sponsored by
Ihe Medo Bel Dairy through the
courtesy of Elmer Belcastro.
The club will be comprised nri-
riWfl flfMS ma, i,y of ,ocal ba"' playCrS' CX
)ZAj LUIAJvLl American Legion players, college
players and products ol the
j Klamath Falls summer baseball
program, said Friedel.
The organization plans lo he
come a member of the Klamath
County Baseball League which
currently is formed by Merrill,
Malin. Lakeview and Bealty.
Friedel noted, however, that the
team would schedule other out-
pllv Win '
undergone an operation and had
huge cast on Ins leg.
Jones is a regular visitor, con
intent that his small friend wil
some day walk normally.
two
lh nnvl tow n3ue I Follnipr and his pntirn crew of JOIinny;
wai,, a.,, a 1 ,..i.. i.n,iin,s ru.rmi. nml "llc's nice, well mannoicd
said be was sipnnine nui bpcansp lai'e housed in a Girls' riormitorvr4'1'- iust' ''e '1'm'
"things are in such an impossible on Ihe campus of a fast-growing
college
Ciardollo, a 12-5 underdog, has
finished training at Livingston,
tH I
mess.
Jhe council recommended his
dismissal last January, but Slahr
said at that lime the university some 2!i miles lo Ihe east
board of governors hail decided
to keep him on "by the skin of CouqarsTo Plov OSC
his teeth." 3 '
In a tare slalewide radio an-! COUVALLIS (API
Phil Moyer Fights
TALK
ABOUT-
POWER
IN SMALL
PACKAGES
SEATTLE (API The "other
fighting Moyer" Phil will ap
pear here May 2 in a 10-round
middleweight bout against an op
ponent still to be selected. He is
The Wash- the brother of Denny Moyer,
Prineville, 3105
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ir - Ami&mw3m i i a
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Inouncement, Ihe university presi-;ington Stale University baseballiweltcrweight lille contender
'f-ivQ dent added, however, that Iwisjleam will play Oregon State here! Phil Moyer will appear on a
would hp asked In rosier. iikIm Wednesday and Tluirsdav. I Card also featlll'ing a 10-l'olind
fifeif l. U: 1. 1 nc U r..t.,l. -..I.... :.l mr.l.-li Kl,.-nii li:..,..-i-ninlO c l.'rt.
It- " MICH rl way! onu co.lcu n.iipM c.oicoido s.iu. ",.," r,. - , ., .,H,,,. ....
."o 5 las to rebuild steadily the . confi-ihe plans lo open Ihe first gametic Mac-hen and Willi Besmanoff.
uuiu in ooii, 01 acuuv. siuueus. won inicner ii.iv i.unoe anil nici
i'fwlJi dumni and others, which wosecond wilh Bill Oerriing, who has
si t'elti e has been diminishing lor blanked opponents in 27 innings
I SEE AND DRIVE
THE
INCREDIBLE '850
Robin & Myers
1200 E. Main
TU 2-5511
some years
Slahr did
not mention Lewis'
this spring.
, If 4 clashes with council members hut1 VandoU LenA Pork
i0"i""i iCmph isized that West Virginia's
"TV iU llosing 3-7 record last vear wasl MOSCOW. Idaho (API The
fjKpf not the reason for dissatisfaction! Idaho Vandals held lop spot in
tfJbtfatyt among council members. the Northern Division baseball
xTlsfif I Paonv. whose teams had wnn ladder Tues.lav afler sioiepim'
flUP Sniithnrn t'nnfnvnm-a clium 'nul a 9.1 viHnrv lnnrl:i nvor I ho
? X A i I i 1 itK i ..nmnilinn o W.10.O VV.,c-Kinnl.. tlnclinc
Men's Doubles
the Klamath Gun Club resumes BtJd,lBish,p and Rich Mil,er of Prl,ie-
ils weekly shoot. !jim DtGrou and jack Ross of Burnt side semi-pro teams during the!
Last Sunday cold, overcast i"' '?.6' nA .season. !
Fkies hampered some of the shoot- Burnt Ranch, 1321
ers' scores, but Arnold ColahanV wesoiowskTrom wliL Cretk, 751
irecord. called the probationary! It was Idaho's first conferaicc
fondilions set by Stahr "imiios-Rame. All the other teams have
isible lo work under." lost at least one Game each.
WHY-KELAH OF KLAMATH A young entry gotng j -i thought it best to resign for
736
Mod's All-Events
score to cop the Lichtenslcml
on in :
With Bod Dcrris o( Alturss. 2015
f'lasc f Jt. n Ti-nrtlnf I ntor nn in'-'',ck Ro; of Burnt Rancn. 2053
w "rJ' Hr,rry Goofle of Medford, 2037
the morninff Tnlahan lipd
Curly Cahoon and George Cunha Roque Equ,Di 0( Meoiord.' 2790
for the coveted Nelson Reed Han-Iv J?lrv 0,''"rflS'1 ,,
,. fPark Cabinet of Klamatn Falls, 26U
nicap Trophy. In the shoot-off women's Doubles
Colahan fired another perfect 25 lsF m"., and Verna Sc" ' K'ama,h
to pajn (he day's honors. Shirley Daiglt and Vivian Knox ol Med-
SCOITS tor the day: joanne Ellis and Beverely Moad of Med-
H-ydS. HnocD. lord, I08i
9 39 Women's Single
U 46'Heln Allpn of Alturas, 609
4d 45 Maxixn VcCall ol Med ford. 647
i 36 Marie Purdue o Altura?. 590
47 45' Women's All-Events
4S 4s Marine McCall of Medford, 1 85
ij vema Scott ol Klamdth Falls, W3
42 45 Shir Iff Daiqle of Med lord, 1736
42 40 Mixed Up Doubles
39 verna Scotl and Stan Larson of Klamath
37 34l Falls. 1274
36 Warm Up Singles Men
35 Merle Hanscom of Klamath Fall. 693
34 Warm Up Singles Women
37 ECtitn DiCKmson of Mediord, 559
Backers of the team have, as
yet, not decided on a name for
their ball club. j
A call for players to fill the team;
positions will be made soon, saidj
Kriedel. No starting date f o rl
practices nor league schedule has'
been posted by officials at this!
time.
Vfrn Brader
Arnold Colahan
Or, j, m Adams
Vern Moore
Btil Davis
Gecoe Cunha
Newton Weaver
Nelson Reed
Dave Qoblnson
B-ii Coolev
John Catalans
Bob Reeves
Dr. jirn H'lton
Frnk Calalano
fi'Ofman Grey
John Lichtenslern
Rod Smith
Curly Cahoon
Dr. Joh vfrrymsn
jv Aschenbach
Don Aschenbach
Fitrht Results
By THK ASSOCIATED PRESS
Philadelphia Charlie Scott,
Philadelphia, outpointed Frankie
Anselm, 140, Philadelphia U0.
New York Jose Gonzalez, 151.
Pitprln Rico, outpointed Bill Fla
mio, 148' , New York '10'.
into her first licensed field trials is Why-Ketah of Klam- the Rood of Ihe people of West
ath seen posed with owner Hubert Vanderhoff of Klam- Virginia and for the good of the
th Fa s. The 20-month-old female laoraaor, sirea oy uimvlmm, ne am,
Sam of Alaska and Whyalibi for Holly Hill, is slated to
enter the 25th annual field trials scheduled for April 22,
23, and 24 at the Klamath Game Management area on
Miller Island Road. Owner Vanderhoff is a member of
the field trial committee here in Klamath Falls. The
Shasta Cascade Retriever Club is sponsoring the trials.
The amateur stakes convene on the first day of the trials
at 8 o'clock in the morning. The Derby stakes follow
immediately after the opening amateur stakes. Pheasants
and shackled ducks are used in all stakes events..
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