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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1960)
a 'IIKIIAI H AMI M'WS. Kl.-im.-ith Kill-. O: U'.Mlnpvd.iv. nl '.in. i 'i;n PAGE 3 B (Vi'!!1 Sr it, 3 to TARGET PRACTICE Preparing for their annual invi tational shoot next April 23 and 24 at Moore Park, Klam ath Falls, ar these members of the Klamath Archers In corporated. Pictured at the loft is Dick Hunt, president of the club. Shooting or ready to shoot are archers Bob "sal Tjt Young. Barbara Baumgardner. Jack Lambert. Ann Baxter and Dave E?ell. More than 100 archers from all over Oregon and Northern California are expected to enter the invitational meet. No Easy Assignment iroie ch Mm S eeking Initial Victory MKlM'OiiP 'SiKvi.tl' - Tin Mniiorii liknk runi.iiiin'-; con timiiHi tlu'ir umnuiL: u,i ;is thov bl'istod tin- Vtik.t Minns lit. in ;i hiisi'biill come pl.nt'd hm- yi-U-rd.iy. ll u;ii a loo'O h.iil with tho Torn.idot's cniiinu:!uu tivo errors, three h iMirluT Boh .lohnMrn. Medlurd's atl.uk u.is led by Lowell lh.Mii. .Inn I ..Try a n ti Hiilph Parsons. lV;m Miokcd two : siiiL;k-s but ntllntt'd !mir ruiis-batted-ii. in tlu1 pi'iK-rss. Merry vni three inr tluve .nut dime in lino runs in tho tiin-i minim with !;i douhle. Parsons hmn-'ivd in the lourth to le;id oil liu-ir imir run lUmrlh Ininie. I Diiryl Severns I hitting briiiade vi Iriplf in lour trij (which were poH 'l);m Helmkc .md ft! the Mm ll) n rlouhle iv lo ilio lor In ir i hi Deiim Met; meet with Kiicne. In th.tt meet the 1VU Uillied up 24 points to So.ith lu gene's til 4ind Sni.tVld's t;,, The Kl' AnIi!;iihI meet. (Iiuuyh. looms ;is ;m excellent match tor the two to.uns. Both the Cri.'lio .md the JYlic.ins are evenK matched n two epar,ite units Ashland is extremely weak in the ticld event.., but is a trom; contender in the sprints a n d running events. The team has i-reat depth w nli more than To athletes turned out lor the spoil. Possibly iheir top jierlnrmerh are Boh Vorns who runs the 111) and the hiijh hurdles, anil Steve (iray who tuns the century, the 2211 and broad jumps 21 feel, it inches. The Pels are undoubtedly the stronger in the Held events with Allen Phillips and :ary Hancock carrying the load. Phillips throw.-, the javelin IHO leet plus in prae- 11;s. lice sessions and his best ellort 1Uj in competition this year is IT'.i teet. i men, itancocK nas reaeneo 147 leet. ID inches this year and should oasdv lake the discus iiiMin..) the (iniIics 'rack miilih so tar this year (uile slrotm in the Held seems to Iw Bill Spinal who runs are Bob lcwis in the ,m:h""rt 'w WW Phillips and Hancock dou- Due cttn.solation lor the Kl' in ihe bioad jump and hit- trackters is that in (be Itoyue -tK-elively. ; Valley Belays they uutjMMiitL't, llie ta-iest runner on the Kl tin.lie M lo M'-. mmmMmsmmmWim Packmen To Host Grizzlies ltL lJZii 4,' 5 S ' tMi' V 4 2 ft if' Aitor lo n.K; ..r.,..-m.m.'TC with llu Ashland CraIs ll.i .vonl 'ffirt fT-iiVn fii 9 it'l' Ml"f r P U - J m the n.. V.m'.a ;,ml ll.iv Sirt.ir.lav on the KV Irai'k i.n ",A yJfcj$-m JjT'rJz' fsi h - ?iris k'v in1", , s ! I 4. UMk WMn " .h.- p.h .h.m-i.Kis n ' V-L'f V'lll '4'-' '.IK - hU'V' ll&i fft' fat. 1. l;iml P'l'-i"'- ir a ,I,K. nnvl j,,,,,,,. ,,,,.,, a i1-...-.a 1,1, -A; ;t4 i Plywood Spring Special All Thicknesses of Sheathing All Thicknesses of Sanded Plyform EXTERIOR & INTERIOR ODDS AND ENDS OF LUMBER Extra Discount To Quantity Buyers R",vd A. Richardson Company Cash & Carry Spring Lake Road SUPPLIES 40 60 off OF REGULAR LIST PRICE ON OUR COM PLETE STOCK of 1960 modelt of nam brand rodi . . . reels . . . lures and all other fishing equipment. This is not a one or two day ipeciol . . . This great dis count is good every day of the year. No gimmicks . . . No coupons . . . No tie-in sales no limits ... no excep tions BACK! NOTHING HELD lie OREGON COLLEGIATE FASfrn Oreqirt Ofqon Col'eo Portland $tte Southern Oregon Oregon Teen Cojich conference Orey0n Tech Oul baseball leam. weekend thai they would finally Owls ean claim only a 3 oiooo - Mill looking for win number one crack the win column. jyuu-. ? ? IS!-, after cipht starts in the current' They have iheir work cut out; )w mmwi o 5 ooo 5 ba" SOi,son- na a heart-lo-heait.for them. 'w.ison.c 'talk with themselves Wednesday! Friday afternoon in Monmouth Sh!ss 38 lim Cordial and bis and decided that tiiis war. the iie Qu Is lake the diamond lor the w'en, op first of a three name Oregon Col- spr.nkie, ih rOUNOEff MFMBEB. TH POL"P0N INSTITUTE I'M-- - , , , :V i JLr'i t .s.'-ViiS land ,4 Sra -yr; i , , ',. "''f I : ,Vl1ia ra I 1 ft s -v A i I fa 714 41 1 14 .1 Pilchi'tg Slat'Mxt GP W ileaialp Conlcrence series with Ihc I?"'"- Oregon College Wolves. Salunlay sunmo.-.. 'afternoon Ihc io clubs square 'n,so"n. ' otf in a doublehcadcr that wraps ihicmoo. IK lip. SAndmrin. ! The Wolves, led bv coach Bob o'm. of l.ivinRslon. have a two-Ramc edse totals (over the rest of the OCC ilubs! and iire sporting a 3-2 win-loss s-mmn. mark (or league play. In Iheir "imon last outing the OC'K nine liipiwd vog the Southern Oregon College Itedj Haiders S-3 and S-3. Friday, how-: . ever, the Haiders tame out on; T6inCj Off top o-i. int OIl.l .lt- H"'11"1.' number two on the league ladder ....I ,.n I... .)... riininn Ullllllll llllin.-.lltll i.uaiviu uii),"'" . j . I oi 1)1.... .. II I In sua! ii ruu.iv. iiu . t y tliv eiuli got an rbi to llicir iii-dii . . . . on a hit iipieiv. Pilots Skcd IriSil The Tornadoes used up three I'OKTl.AND i.M'i The I'niver lni hitting pi'ehers in gaining the u-tory stty of Portland has signed tor Hob IJuinnev started ami gave luit il says will be the biggest statisties- "n '"ul lulls " s'x '"' '" ''v'' MW lls ''","'1'1 biisketball ab h r Rbi pet. 'innings. He struck out iuui and hmmiii. 14 7 t i sf'o Uillkl'd Ivo. Pal McLaughlin re- The Pilots will play Notre Dame ?n 7 i a .?oo lieved (Juiuncy in the sixth and at South Bend. Ind.. next Feb. Hi ?s 3 o 2 iii'vgave up no hits, wiilks or runs 7 s i i .i7 .j,. i v Anderson finished the game The National lx-ague has had ij I 1 o !ho for Mcdford and iillowed two runs only in presidents since it was 'i 1 5 SJi on one hit and three walks founded in 1R7H J. W. KERNS invites you to see the n. t $175' POWER BLADE SAW NO OTHER SAW LIKE IT Ws.ld'i ioldl Fawtl Sowl tnllm 70' SUP! Come in for a FREE DEMONSTRATION . . . TODAY! RODS Silo. Flo . Garcia - Con- lon - H a r n e I I - HI - South Bend - Shake speare - AND ALL OTH ER NAME BRANDS . . . ALL AT 40 to 60o OFF LIST PRICE! REELS Quick - Langley - Perm Ptlucgor -Ted Wil- Hams Alcedo - Aircx - Ocean City - AND ALL OTHER NAME BRANDS ALL AT 40 to 60o OFF LIST PRICE. There will be a golf clinic con ducted bv Clark Good at 9 a.m l i i r'.. ...i. i.m ...,L., lollow starting at 9:30. II your III L.it viitiiuic J.ini .win. won all three tests. The"""1'1 A"cs noi mr. please scores were 10-3, 7-1 and 7-2. '" ' Cordial, in his first year asi '8 ' boss of Ihe OT1 diamond lor- "O- 1 tunes, said, "We donT look good.1 fl 3n - F. Mosebar, L. Ner- Sure, the weather has been M- " ,.isi 1 1 s hot thai isn't a coodl 9:3j - v- Anderson, M. Ora- It hurls to lose1'"""' 9:40 J. fcmun, u. swanson. enough reason. and it hurts worse when you look bad losing. We aren't dis couraged, yet, Ihough, I think we'll come around." Picked by Ihe Owl mentor for the starting pitching assignments.01'' against the Wolves are Lee Simmons. Roland Swanson and M. Drew. 9:45 -s L. Hyde, A. Beano, M Merryman. 9:50 M. rtaymond, f. Hoop- G. Miller. No. 3 Tre 9:30 M. Schuss, E. Robin- Ma. McKibbon. who them have been charged with seven of the eight Owl losses. Gary Vogel had to take Ihe rap on Ihe other. Going into the weekend action, third - sacker Ardell Hamilton leads the OTI stickers. Hamilton between s0". Jmc!'- 9:40 D. Burgoyne. P. Per nell. L. Masked. P. Coulson. 9 HOLKS No. 1 Tee 10 00 C. Ellis, M. O'Neill, .1. Puckett. 10:10 V. Purvine. E. Dakin, toasts a .500 average and shares C. Peyton. the top spot in runs scored with I '5 - E. Ashley. V. Schmeck. catcher Charlie Wilson. Both have M- Larkin. tiillicd five limes. '" 20 - W. Wiley, R. Hattan. Top RBI honors, however, be-.L. Olson, long to shortstop Dick Olivas who N'"- T"p has chased six runners home de- 9:40 H. Rajnus. M. Robin, spile a .200 batting average. L. Adams. Only six of the Tech hitters 9:50 I. Fleck. E. Humble. B. have managed lo crack Ihe .200 ! Franz. mark thus far. In addition to 9:55 M. Stewart, N. Kan Hamilton and Olivas, they are dra, Hcndricksen. outfielder Wayne Morrow (.2501, 1 McKibbon (.2301, outfielder Slan' New Orleans' 32-0 victory over Glass (.2851 and relief catcher Nashville in 1945 slill stands as John Wise (.3331. As a unit Ihc: a Southern Assn. record score. 'I! liny! E Wins Mobilgas Economy Run Over All Compact Cars 28.35 M.P.G. A t Ol 1 Pin 16 PROOF C ANCIENT AGE 0IST. 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