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o n. -'5. 1 MASTERS TRIO LEAGUE 0'Htr't Memorial Chapel Padrson'usSovi's Plumbing PoinrtjC.P. & W W. Wcrd Sfluirt Cnir House 1 DO. 38 1 The TroplTy House W.U Bennington Steel Bldgi. 91.03 Hawleyt Plastering Service 96.90 Lucky Lanes tt.60 Sect. It results: Char House 3. Troplhy House t; Squirt 2, Lucky Lanes 7; Ben nington Steel Bldgs. X Hawleyt Pltslering High team game, Bennington Steel Bldgs. MS; high team tenet. Squirt 2334: high ind. game. Earl Taber 235; high Ind. tenet. Al Hakenwerth 123. WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE W L Beach's Jewelers II i Holiday Bowl 10 2 Suburban Finance I 4 Trophy House 6 A Harry Hafter Furn. 4 I Crater Lake Creamery 3 Brown's Plumbing 3 9 Bonanza Cafe 2 10 Sept. 26 results: Trophy House 3, Brown's Plumbing 1; Beach's Jewelers 3, Bonanza Cafe I; Holiday Bcwl . Crater Lake Creamery 0; Suburban Finance 3, Harry Hatter Furn. 1. High team game. Holiday Bowl 710; high team series. Hobday Bowl 2109; high Ind. game. Judy Barnett 224; high ino. series, Judy Barnett 615. LIONS AUXILIARY LEAGUE W L Slow Pokes 6 2 Alley Cats 6 2 Tail Twisters 5 3 Four Bits 3 5 Scdtter Pins 2 6 Worriers 2 t Sept. 26 results: Alley Cats 3. Tail Twitters I; Scatter Pns 2. Slow Pokes 2; Worriers 2. hour Bill 2. High team game. Alley Cats 730; high team series. Scalier Pins 1933; high Ind. game. Ann Cleland 172; high ind. series. Ann Cleland 446. LIONS LEAGUE W Mossbacks Roarers Dorrit No. 1 Lions Tails Dorrit No. 3 Twisters Leos Klamath No. 3 ipt. 26 results No. 3 I; Dorrit Leos It Dorrts N( MoiSbacks 3. Klamath 0. 1 3, Lions Tails 1 3 2; Roarers 3. Twitt- en 1. High team game. Roarers 901 ; high team series. Roarers 2638; high I n d. game, Wm. Cesser 198; high imi. series, Wm. Gasser S4J. CLASSIC TRIO LEAGUE W Shasta Richfield Crater Enierprises Lillle Sweden Al-N-Dale Motors Harry Lanphear Lewis Chevron Braecrest Mole) Team No. 3 14 13' 13 12 10 10 d' j nval Valliers . 4 16 hoimav Coffee Shop 4 16 Results: Valliers 0. Crater Enterprises 5: Al-N-Oale Motors 3. Hnliilv CoHm Shop 3; Harry Lanphear 5, Team No. 3 0; Lewis Chevron 2, Little Sweden 3; Brae crest Motel 3. Shasta Richfield 2. High team game, Al-N-Uale Motors 588; high team series, Al-N-Dale Motors 2146; high ind. game, Louie Pdstega 2i3i high Ind. series, Al Jackson 792. W L Klamath Hardboard B 9 3 K C Moor Covering 8 4 K.F. Fast Freight 7 S Peace Ambulance 7 5 Craier Lake Creamery 6 6 K C No. 1 6 6 Davis Flying A 6 6 inactt Cottea Shop 5 7 Klamath Hardboard A 5 7 Moigan Shell Service 1 11 Soot 35 results: Peace Ambulance 3. Craier Lake Creamery li Hardboard B 4. Hardboard A 0; Davis Flying A 4, inacK Lonee Shop 0; K C No. 1 3, K. F. has) Freight 1; K C Floor Covering 4, Moraan Shell Service 0. High team game. Peace Ambulance 101 1 ; high team series. Hardboard B 2802; high Ind. game, BUI Snider 229; hgh Ina. series, dill Snider 573. KINGSLEY FOUR MAN LEAUGE W L Points ' Pelican Auto Laundry 8 4 190.29 Bon Bazaar 6 6 185.U4 Amidon Bus. Mach. 8 4 183.40 Summers Lane Rich. 6 6 W8.45 : Schlltz Beer 4 8 176.40 Pioneer Vending 6 6 176.38 1 Golden Creme DanutS 6 6 175.17 bevC Sales 4 "6-12 Results: Pelican Auto Laundry 2, Schlilz Beer 1; B&C Sales 3, Pioneer Vending 0; Golden Creme DonutS 1. Bon Bazaar 1; Amldon's Bus. Machines 3, Summers Lane Richfield 0. High team game, uon Bazaar euu; nign team series. Bon Bazaar 729; nign ino. game. T. C. Griggs. 212; high Ind. series. T. McReevy 578. W L Pioneer Tobacco Co. 4 0 Balsiger Motor Co. 4 0 U.S. National Bank 3 1 Lucky Lanes 3 1 Crater Lake Machinery 2 2 Ward's Funeral Home 2 2 Ricktalls Restaurant 2 2 Holland Sheet Metal 1 3 2 Superior Troy Laundry 1 3 Griggs Food 1 3 Houston Insurance Co. 0 4 Calif. Pacific Utilities Results: high team game, tnr 743: hioh team series. Belsiqer Mo- Balsiger Mo- tnr 3114; hiah ind. aeme, Marion Llnd ville 214; high ind. series, Jim Crlsman 560. MOOSE PA'S LEAGUE Pestega's Market Merrill Moose Heavy Fight Future Dark BOSTON (API The projected Floyd Patterson-Tom McNeeley heavyweight title tight will not be held in Boston, and may not be held at all "I'nt not at all sure I want to fight him some place els." Mc Neeley 's manager. Peter Fuller. said Thursday night. "I'd have to know a lot more Bftout it. It would depend on where the fight would be held, the conditions we would find there and a number of things." Tom Bolan. president of the promoting Championship Sports Inc.. ruled out Boston as a site for the Nov. 13 date Thursday night after a long series of dis cussions with the Massachusetts Boxing Commission. "We just couldn't get together on the referee," Al Bolan. brother of Tom and a partner in Cham pionship Sports, said. The rommis:n balked on a cgtract clause calling for an out-ot-state referee. That clause was in'ijled on by holh the promoters anil Patterson's managero Cus d 'ASalo. o Klamath Monument 5 7 Lucky LanA 4 t fnnnards 3 Klrkpatricks 7 10 Sept. IS results: O'Hair's Memorial Chapel 3. Gunnards 1; Mutgrove s Plbg. 4, Lucky Lanes 0; Paslega's Mkt. 4. Klamath Monument 0; Altamont Grocery 2. CP. 4 w.w. ward 7. High team game. Pasteoa's Market M7; high team series, Pastega't Market 2447; high ind. game. Merle Henscam J4S; high Ind. series. Mel Robinson 649. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE W L M&R 11 1 Motor Investment 10 2 Oregon Food 10 2 K F, Brick & Tile r 5 K.F. City Police 7 S Great West Life 6 6 West Heat Pump 6 A House of Shoes ' Pacific Motor Trucking 3 Kitty Cone 3 Market Basket 3 Sierra Trailer Sales 1 II Sept 25 resultt: K.r. cuy ponce 3. Market Baikal 1: West Heat Pump 4. Kitty Cone 0; Motor investment 4. Paci fic Mntor Truckina 0; Oreoon Food i. SI errs Trailer Sales 0; M&R 3. Great West Lite 1; K.F. Brick & Tile 3. House of Hioh team game, k.f. uncx a. nn Iff): hlah team scries. K.F. Brick Tite 29B2; high Ind. 'game. John Quinn 337; high Ind. series, Gordon Sellart 5W. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Klmes Plumbing 14 Llston Aircraft Deal Rite Motors Larkin Ins. Bowers Dist. Pepsi Cola Jayhawk Fuel Oil Pioneer Tobacco Great Northern City Center Lodge 12 VFW ' Larry's Foods 4 1 Ttirtv results: Javhawk Fuel Oil VFW 0; Kimes Poumblng 4, City Center Lodge t Larkin Ins. 3, Pioneer Tobacco 1; pri Cnia 3. Liston Aircraft 1; Bowers Dist. 3. Great Northern 1; Larry's Foods! Deal Rite Motors 2. High team game, Jayhawk Fuel OH 1076: hioh team series, Jayhawk puei Oil 2895; high Ind. game, Al Parsons 243; high Ind. series, Larry Jones 634. JOLLY JINX LEAGUE if 1 math Hrlrk and Tile House of Shoes 10 Clyde's Market 9 7 Picketrs uairy Connert TV Service Freeman's Saddlery Bob's Flying A 7 .1 Winema Hotel Harold's TV and Radio 10 Carmen's Western Wear 4 12 AnHu f-Muitt: Freeman's Saddlery 4, Winema Hotel 0) Klamath Brick and Tile 4, Pickett's Dairy 0; House ol Shoes 3, Carmen's Western Wear 1; Bob's Flying A 3, Conneri TV service u uiyae w bt 1. UarnlfTC TV ana KBBIO . H ah team aame. House or snow high team series. Klamath Brick and Til 3A39t hioh Ind. dmt. Jeanne Palllettel 188; high Ind. series. Jeanne paniene mi FRATERNAL LEAOUE " W Sears No. 1 11 Sierre Trailer Park 10 6 Wright Realestate 10 6 Lockwood Graders ' Bald Eagles ' 7 K C No. 1 ' Shaffer Electric Sears No. 2 Team No. 10 3 D..Hiia- S.art Kin. 3 0. Sears NO. 1 4 Lockwood Graders 0, Shaffer Electric 4; Nelson T V 2, Wright Reatestete 2; Bald Eaniaa 1. lrr Trailer Park 1 High team game, oaio eaiwi tv. i .v . team series, k. - no. i nj my . game. Doc Gansberg 225; high Ind. strlet, UOC uansoerg i. BOOSTER LEAGUE Taylor Auto Repair n' M Dull's Haallng ' !! 5 Pelican Mobil " Haaton Steel J Jack's Color Chip I Metier Brotheri a' Klamath J C's Medo Bel Kimball Glass ? ' Multiple Listing 1 l" i!k.ii r.i. i. T-avlor Auto Repair 3; Results: MeOO DPI I. r-e,ita .1 Metier Brothers 1. Heater, Steel 3: Cult's Healing 3, Klamath J C's 1; Multiple List ing 1. Jack's Color Chip 3. uit. f..m mm. Pelican Mobil 1CM6; high team series. Pelican Mobil 240i high series, Terry Boyer 565. name, naroia ni.iwi '" ELKS BOWLINO ASSOC. LEAGUE Pioneer Tobacco Co. ' U.S. National Bank S 2 Lucky Lanes 5 2 Craier Leke Machinery Bals oer Motor to. a Holland Sheet weiat - - Griggs Food Merrill . Ricktalls Restauranr - - tiiMrior Troy Laundry I wards Funeral Home 3 Houston Insurance ; Cel. Pacific Utilities 7 Griggs Food-Merrill high teem ser cnt A ratlins: nign tea". game, ies. Griggs t-ooo werm, -- nam. min . I. t.. unoaa '"V" ric lm.nl. Paul Mvers 617! high Ind. game (women). Donna Sproat lWi high Ind. series iwomen), uonna aproai MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE w 1, Souirt 1 ' Pabst Blue Ribbon ' 3 Lucky Lanes ' 5 Lucky Lager Beer ' 5 Olymple Beer 5 7 Pepsi cola 3 ' Valliers Cale 3 Lewis Chevron ? 10 Sept. 25 results: Pabst Blue Ribbon 4, Olymple Beer 0; Sgulrt 4, valuers Cafe Lucky Lager 3, pepsi toia i; i-ucay Lanes 3. Lewis Chevron I. High team game, Pabst Blue Ribbon R04: high learn series. Lucky Lager 3333; high Ind. game (men), paopy Patciew ski 197; high ind. series (men), Pappv Palciewski 553; high Ind. game (women). Char Palcrewskl 1S: high Ind. series (women). Sue Bennett ,70. KINGSLEY JUNIOR LEAOUE W L N.C O. Ooen Mmj 3 Vanity Cleaners b'i S' i Team no. 3 ! Spud Cellar 4 Sept. 33 result- NCO open m . Soud Cellar 0; Vanity Cleaners 3. Team No 3 t. High learn game. N C O, Open vess 557; high team lerles, N.C O. Open Men 1574; high ind. game. Buddy Schutx .91, high Ind. series. Buddy Schutl 533. FREE SHOES and BOWLING while receiving Instruc tion. Classes supervised Klamath Falls J. B.C. instruc tors, o Sign Up Now? Leagues Start Winerna Area Open To State All of the Winema National; Forest will be open to deer I hunters when the season begins Saturday, Me.f Smith, forest su pervisor said today. None of the forest has been closed this summer," Smith said. "but we want everyone to know that it is open for their use. Burning conditions are high again. in spile of the ram received two weeks ago, but we have confi dence that hunters will be care ful with fire." Two hunter information centers will be provided by Winema personnel over the weekend. Lo cated on Highway 97 at Barclav Springs and at the Diamond Lake Junction, the centers will be manned from noon Friday to noon Saturday, and on Sunday from 4 a.m. to noon. Information about roads and camp areas will be available. In addition to the centers, we will have men patrolling the for est to give road information and assist hunters in other ways," Smith said. "Because of the complex land ownership pattern in the former reservation area, we want to help people locate themselves on the ground and Zombie II Dragster MEDFORD Medford's best known drag racing car. Zombie II, took top honors in Sunday s United Crusade drag races held at White City by the Southern Ore gon Timing Association. The Chrysler - powered highly modified Fiat coupe flashed to victory in this final meet of the season by edging the Olsen-Her- Modoc Deer Count Set ALTURAS (Special) In spite of early prediction of a low deer kill in Modoc County, the Depart ment of Fish and Game check ing station reports that the two- day kill for the opening hunt was up to the 250 bucks checked in last year at this time. Fish and game spokesmen re port that more than 320 hunters were checked through the station Saturday and 1,200 hunters were counted through by 5 o clock Sun day evening. So far the buck kill is running one buck to every six hunters checked at the station Thirty four bucks were checked on the opening Saturday last year while 39 were checked this Satur day. . They noted that of the bucks shot this year the biggest per centage has been 2-year-old deer with a great drop in the yearling buck kill. This count, of course, bears out the early report made in Modoc County in May of this year that there is an all-time low fawn count in Modoc County. They attribute this to the drought con dition that has prevailed the past few years. According to their May report there are only 40 fawns being born to 100 does. HOME IS WHERE YOU FIND IT MILWAUKEE (UPD Outfield. er Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves holds the record for hit ting home runs in each National League Park for seven straight seasons. The RAND Sharpshooter (FORMERLY STAR BRAND) Equal in value and quality to any 23.95 boot on the mar ket .. . our reputation is your guarantee. $ 20 Cushion Soles Glove-Soft Uppers VanOrman's Counts en the Free Shoe Club FREE INSTRUCTIONS For Junior and Bantam League Eowlers - Beys trntJ Girls, Afjst tVult 10 A.H. SATURDAY September 30th Hunters0 show them where the National Forest land is. We particularly want to help them avoid the Klamath Indian Forest, property of the remaining tribal members. which is closed to hunting. Smith pointed out that the boun dary between the Klamath Indian Forest and the Winema has been posted with cardboard signs, pecially near roads. Posting the boundaries and providing other information to the public has been a joint ven ture of the Winema and the U. S. National Bank, manager of the Indian lands." Smith said. "We certainly hope that hunters will honor the rights of the re maining tribal members and stay off the Indian forest. It is nec essary to cross the Indian lands to get to some parts of the national forest, and main roads through the area are open for this purpose," he added. "The Winema National Forest is public land, and we invite everyone to become acquainted with it and use it, Smith con eluded. "At the same time, we expect everyone to take care of it by cleaning up their litter and being careful with fire." Grabs Honors wick dragster from Redding for top eliminator honors. The Zombie coupe, sponsored by Jack's Drive Up and Beck's Bak eries of Medford, also copped the meet s top time by recording a speed of 136.36 miles per hour. Some 115 entries turned out for the meet and competition was very keen in many classes. Spec ially engraved trophies were pre sented to a total of 35 class win ners. Jim Estremado, Gold Hill. topped all stock car entries by gunning his 1960 Corvette to a top speed of 101.69 miles per hour and Street Eliminator honors went to Stan Scott, North Bend. Scott rode his Class A motorcycle past all entries in this division. Glenn Gave, Medford, won Lit tle Eliminator gold with his Class C fuel roadster. He also set a new class record in this division at 90 mph. Drag races will be held this coming Sunday, Oct. 1, at Redding and the concluding meet at the Redding drag site is slated for Oct. 15. COMPLETE AUTO PAINTING '50 AND UP NttklKf elovl, 1 yr t My. Alt lee In talUtleiii, h4)y wt)rk, . So. 6th Auto Body knA P.lnt Him nun I aim iiww Mil la. Ilk fk TO IJDI Xl" OcOth f Ml 95 ;Jff t Phto 2-S536 or 2-5537 For Information 3319 So. 6th Si. Favoj Utah In Battle With WSU SPOKANE (API - Washington State will try to drop some aerial bombs on Utah States onrushing State will try to drop some aerial bombs on Utah tae's onrushinc infantry when their football forces collide here Saturday. A crowd of about 20.000 is ex peeled to see the Cougars of WU go into the fray two-touchdown underdogs against the powerful! Utags, winners of two straight. The game should provide a classic contrast in football styles. Utah State plays the ball control game, using a bevv of 11 out standing halfbacks who have av eraged 5.2 yards a carry this season. Washington Slate employs the wide-open pro offense, with split ends, flankers and plenty of pass es. The Cougars tossed 34 aerials in a losing cause against Missouri last week. There may be some surprises. WSU Coach Jim Sutherland hints he may try to run more against the Utags, even though the Utah State forward wall averages 225 pounds a man and is rated one of the best in the nation. Utah tackles Merlin Olsen, 6-5 and 265, and Clark Miller, 6-5 and 250. could discourage Cougar ground attempts quickly. Utah State has passed more this season. Three option-running backs, Mel Monalbo, Jim Turner and Bill Munson, have completed 21 of 39 passes. UNlUr? U&m what sy atauit RaideiVHost L&C; ASHLAND (Special) A hungry! Southern Oregon football team will still be in search of its first win of the 11 season when it hosts the Lewis and Clark Pioneers Saturday night at 8 o'clock on Fuller Field. In Lewis and Clark, the Raid ers will be meeting their sec ond straight foe in a row from the Northwest Conference. Last Huskies Clash I . . .a , . W I Til IIIIIlOIS SEATTLE (AP- Washington's Huskies flew east Friday to clash with Illinois. Coach Jim Owens expected a rough afternoon Satur day in the second successive week end against a Big Ten football foe. Owens said Illinois "will be rea dy for us. They've had an extra week to get set. The game is Illinois' season opener. The inter- sectional series stands at three wins for the lllini and one for Washington. Owens also said after a sharp offensive and defensive workout Thursday his charges showed "more bounce than I think they had last week." Purdue beat Washington 13-6 here last Satur day. Working in the first team back field Thursday were quarterback Kermit Jorgensen, fullback Jim Sliger, halfback Charlie Mitchell and Dave Kopay, newly-discovered punter, at wing. The line is expected to be about the same as the one which started against Purdue. CARBIDE CONSUMER PRODUCTS COMPANY DMtloi of HERALD AND MOWS. Klainalh weekend Linfield handed the Raid ers a 34-25 defeat here. Coach Al Akins and his staff received word Tuesday that vet eran linebacker John Buck will be out of action for "at least two weeks after being admitted to the school infirmary Monday afternoon for treatment of an ankle injury. The two-year let terman from Davenport, Wash., suffered a bone bruise on one ankle in the Linfield game and was taken to the infirmary when infection developed. The only other injury of any consequence is an ankle sprain suffered by halfback Lee Gossett. a sophomore letterman from Central Point. 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