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Newspaper Page TextINTRA MURAL LEAOUE Deal Ritt Motors 10 2 Lucky Lager Haymakers 3 Night Hawk Tavern 5 3 Pastefes Market 4 a Beacon Mobil Station 4 4 Nalleys S 7 Camron 1 3 joath 0 12 Sept. 2e results: Lucky Lager 4, 4081 h 0; Deal Rite 3, Camron l; Beacon Mobil 3. Pastegas 1; Night Hawk Tavern 3 Hal- High ream game. Lucky Lager Hey makers 1064; high team aeries. Night Hawk Tavern rU) nign ina. game, r. Murphy 2541 high Ind. series, R. Mur phy 600. COFFER CUP LEAGUE W L 2Vi I 4 4 1 4 S 4 74 4' 7Vi 4Vj 7 5 4'1 5vi SVa e'A 3 7 5 7 3'4 IVi 3 2 10 J 10 Petersons Market Jerrys Drive In Tower Furniture Johnnys Flying A Volkswagen Big Y Market Metier Bros. Satellite Space Room Bus Sargents Used Cars Charm Center Klamath Auto Wreckers Altemont Grocery Drscoll & Padgett Jones Office Supply Tem No. 2 Shondos Drive In Scot. 24 results! Jerrys Drive In A I la moot Grocery Oi Volkswaoen 4, Shon- dos Drive In 0; Klamath Auto Wreckers 3, Team No. 2 I; Joins Office Supply 3, Tbwer Furniture If Big Y Market Yh, Metier Bros. IVu Charm Center 7V, Drls cotl eV Padgett Vit Johnnys Flying A 3, Satellite Space Room 1; Petersons Mar ket avi. Bus saroanis vt. High team game, Jones Office Supply 740; high team series, Jones Office Supply 2054; high ind. game, Jean paillette 200; high ind. series, Doris Moore xis. MINOR CLASSIC LEAGUE W L 11 S 11 S 11 S 10 e 3 Rings Cafe Lauren tide Finance Herald and News . Western Thrift Tomlee'S Tevern Acme Concrete Landry Ins. Dffle's Body Shop Haley's Herefordt Western Auto ept. 27 results: Bings Cafe 7. Dale's Body Shoo 2i Herald end News 3, West ern Auto If Laurenlide Finance 3, Acme Concrete 1i Tomlee's Tavern 2, Landry Ins. 2; Western Thrift 3, Haley Hereford I. Hlah team game, Herald and News HI; high teem series, Leurentlde Finance 2754 high Ind. game. Dele Welch 231 1 nigh ind. series pais weicn sm. ! MAJOR CLASSIC LEAGUE W L 11 5 10 t 7 f 7 7 7 7Vs I'j 7 t 6' 9Vj 4 12 Southern Oregon Muile Superior Troy Sixth Street Oxygen Sales Maury's Foreign Cars Klngsley Voodoos Lxky Lanes v Valller's Cefe Lewis Chevron Sportsman Hotel Klamath Tractor Sept. 27 results: So. Ore. Music J, Vat Iter's 2; Superior Troy 3, Lucky Lanes 1; Maury's 4, Klamath Tractor 0; Klngsley voodoos 3, sixth 51 rear oxygen l; sports men 3, Lewis Chevron 1. High teem gams, So. Ore, Music 1014; high team series, So. Ore. Music 2870; high Ind. game, Lundy Clinton 25flf high ina. series, r-ranx ueero j, SLOW POKES LEAOUE Trail Draggers 9 3 Screw Balls 1 9 - 3 Lucky Strikes I 4 Lonesome Four 4 4 i, Tag Alonqs 4 6 Lucky Belles 4 8 Rolling Stones 3 9 HI-Lows 3 9 Sept. 27 results; Tag Along 3, Lucky 1 Belles 1; Lonesome Four 3, HI-Lows 1; Trail Draggers 4, Rolling stones 0; Lucky Strikes 3. Screw Bells 1. I High team game, Lucky Belles 711 1 high team series, Lonesome Four 2057; high Ind. game, Beverly Cunhe 21ei high Ind. series, Beverly Cunha 44, MINOR CLASSIC LEAGUE W L 11 5 11 5 10 6 10 4 Leurentlde Finance Herald and News Bing's Cafe Western Thrift Acme Concrete Landry Insurance Tomlee's Tavern Dale's Body Shop Haley Herefords Western Aula Scot. 27 results! Tomlee's Tavern 7. Landry Insurance 7t Herald end News 3, Western Auto Supply 1; Western Thrift 3, Ha lev Herefords u Deies nooy snop i, Bing's Cafe 1; Leurentlde Finance Co. 3, Acme concrete 1. High team game. Western Thrift 963; high team series, Leurentlde Finance Co. 77tti high Ind. game, Jim Tupper 234; high Ind. series,. Dale weicn 494. ALLEY KATZ LEAOUE W L 12 4 11 S 11 S 10 4 Amidon's Business Machines Two B's Cefe Glass Mountain Klamath Auction House Little Sweden Quit's Healing Service Dunn's Heating Oil Wright's Realty Sewing Machine Center Mitch's Grocery Belcastro'a Swan Lake Results; Wright's Reelty 4, Swan Lake 0 s- Dutl's Healing Service 0, Glass Moun tain 4t Mitch's Grocery 1, Two B's Cafe 3i Sewing Machine Center 0. Amidon's Business Mech. 4t Klamath Auction House 4. Belcestro's 0; Litlle Sweden 2, Dunn's Heating Oils 2. Hioh teem name. Glass Mountain 934; high team series, Gless Mountain 2724; high tnd. game, Betty Cool 2i high ind, Football Scores By THE ASSOIATED PRESS Portland league Wilson 53, Cleveland 0 Franklin 39, Marshall IB Others North Bend 14, Coqullle 12 Lakevlew 13, Illinois Valley (Cave junction) 7 Bandon 55, Sluslaw (Florence) 0 Silelz 19, Colton 0 BUSHELS NEW YORK (UPD-Harry Gal latin, former New York Knicker bocker star, holds the all-time Na tional Basketball Association rcc ord lor consecutive games played wiin a siring oi 7s nwweert nov. 27, 1048 . March 27, 1958. Wilson's BIF LUNCHEON MEAT Regular Tin J7c This SMciel. " ll rocear specMii from tart ,hU mi food thru Wedm. amy. Gtt your r4l Bint CanJl at itfcr Marks Batkit Market Basket tli mn4 Hm Smith th StMtM War series, Betty Cool 531. PANDORA'S HOLIDAY LEAGUE W I Liens Store a 7 Udell's Drugs 7 Rob's Drive In 4 Finch Signs 4 NO. JOCk'S 4 4 Automatic Transmission 4 4 Western Oil 4 Burner 2 4 No. 4 17 No. f 17 Results! Wes ern Oil L Burner 1. No. 4 3; Rob's Orive In 3. Jock's 1; Lien's Store 4, No. 7 0; No. 4 o, Lldeil's Drugs i Finch Signs 1, Automatic Trans. 3. lah team aame. Rob's Drive In 414 high team series, Rob's Drive tn 1476; high Ind. game. Tommy puinem tij nign ind. series, Tommy Putnam tit, BEETLIBOMB LEAGUE W L 13 3 10 6 10 4 Bill's AAA Towing Eagles Aux. Oreo on Food Store One Hour Martinlilng Stale Farm ins. Holiday Bowt Coffee Shop Acme Concrete Mouldinocraft Thursday results: One Hour Martinli lng 4, State Farm Ins. 0; Oregon Food Store 3, Mouldlngcrelf 1; Eagles Aux. 3. Holiday Bowl Coffee Shop 1; Bill's AAA lowing a, Acme (.oncreie i. Hlah teem aame. One Hour Martini! Ing 931; high team series. One Hour Man tlnlrlna 27Mi hlah Ind. aame. Sue Jen nings 222; high ind. series, Sue Jennings- jerry Dunn ai. LADYBUO LEAGUE W L 13 3 12 4 10 4 10 4 7 a i i 7 I 4 10 $ 11 4 12 4 12 Lucca Lounge Drive More Motors Market Basket Little Sweden Howard's Cleaners Schulze Tire Serv, Night Hewk Cefe The Ranch Signal Oil Co. First Federal Billy Golden TV TP Pack Ina Results: Signal Oil Co. 2, TP Packing 7; urivs mora mows 4, scnuite tire Serv. O; Lucca Lounee 4. Nlahl Hawk Cafe 0; Market Basket 4, First Federel 0; Howard's Cleaners 3, Billy Golden TV 1; The Ranch 3. Little Sweden 1 High team game. Drive More Motors 979; high team series. Drive More Motors 2B4II man ina. game, pean MCDoneia 224; high Ind. series. Pearl McDonald 403. WEYERHAEUSER LEAOUE W L Office Overhead Dry Chain Executives Box Factory Planing Mill Machine Shop Herdboard Finishing Hardboard Production Belts Spoilers Office Pen pushers Shipping Dock Standup Shed Sawmill Hit or Miss Electric Shop No. 1 Electric Shop No. 2 Hardboard Maintenance Seot. 27 results: Hardboard production 3, Hardboard Malnt. 1; Sawmill 3, Office Pen Pushers 1; Dry Chain x sianaup Shed 1; Box Factory 3, Planing Mill It Machine Shoo 2, Office Overhead 7t spoil ers 3, Electric Shop No. 2 1; Executives 4, Hit and m ii oi HardDoara unisnma z, Electric Shop No. 2 2, Belts 3, Shipping Dock 1. H ah team aame. Planing wm joaf high team series, Box Factory 2971 high ina. game, irv. wnm 22a; nign ina, rles, trv. Whltt 611. AUTOMOTIVE LEAOUE w L II s tit Don's Shell Service Interstate No. 2 Specie I lied Service Carlson Mattress Halvorsen's Union Interstate No. 1 East Side Electric Dale's Body Shop Tim's Shell Service Jim w nde Buck' Results: interstate no. 1 a, nm-s anon M Don's Shell 2, cartson waitress a interstate No. 2 3. East Side Electric 1; Special) ran service 4, Dele's Body Shop 0 Jim W nde Bu ck 3. Halvorsen's union 1, Hion teem game, interstate no. t iumi h ah team series, specialized service zvtu high ind. game, Harry Bray zjsj nign Ind. series, interstate no. 1 m, BASIN LEAOUE W L II s 10 10 10 i f 7 I 4 t 10 10 a 10 t 10 3 u S 7 Slmplot DeVoe Swift & Co. National Guard Officers Kaler Auto service Acme Concrete Perks Cabinet 2 eon Electric Laura's Beauty Fair Pacific Power and Lights H.R.P. Sorry Five Merit Service SupdIv Results: Perns ceoinet 4, Laura's Beaulv Fair 0; Pacllic Power 3, Z e 0 n Else trie 1; Slmplot DeVoe 3, Merit Service It Acme concrete a, sorry 1; h.k-p. 3, National Guard Officers 1; Kaler Auto Service 4, Swift to. 0. High team game. Pacific Power and Lights 947; high teem series, Parks Cab inet 2770; high Ind. game, Jim Johnson 2151 high tna. series, Jim jonnson ou. TWILITI L1AOU1 W L 11 ' II 3 II S Electrons Ranch Club Dennis Shell Interstste Pump Wheeler Nursery Blue Ox Pkketts Dairy Oregon Washington Telephone Montgomery Ward Canvas 4 Cushion Shop Rente Jewelers 40 Club Results: Electrons t, Plckatts Dairy 3; Ranch Club 2. Canvas A Cushion Shop J; Wheeler Nursery 3, 40 Club 1) Interstete Pump X. Ore. Waih. Telephone li Dennis Shell 3. Mongomery warn u oiue ux i, j. c. Ren e J ewe era i. Hlati teem game. Ranch Club lOIOt high team series. Ranch Club 7flMr high ind. game, a. Evens ziri ntgn mo. senet, V. Brane SJs. HOLIDAY MINORl LIAOUI W L 10 t II 3 II MouldlngcrsH Inc. Suburban Finance Superior Troy Laundry Serge's Trailer Estetes BRC Of A Cascade Timber Klamath Tractor Pine Arts Bennington Steel Bldg. M&M Grocery Results: Mouldfngcrelt Inc. 3, Caicade Timber It Fine Arls 3. Sargs's Trailer fc tele 20 BRC ol K Bennington Steel Bldg. ti Superior Troy Leundry 3. Klamalh Tractor ! Suburban Finance 1. MAM Grocery 3. High team game. Mouldlngcreft Inc. 9Mi high learn series Mouldlngcreft Inc. 1713; high Ind. game. Norman Guver 213; high Ind. series, Norman Guyer eOf, SPORTSMANS LIAOUI Orlve More Motors Modoc Lumbar Pelican Mobil Mobil Oil Co. Amidon Buslneis Mech. Jordan Shell Standard Oil Lucas furniture Jeybee EMterminetlng Local Loan Fuller Paint State Ponce Feihlon Cleaners Long Chevron Dorr It Lumber a Moulding J. W. Kerni I'l us I' l 71 Results: Local Loan 4. Amldons Bust nets Mech. 0; Mobil Oil Co. 4, Long's Chevron Oi Peltcen Mobil X Javbee Ex termlnetlng It Lucas Furniture X JenUm Shell It Modoc Lumber 3, J. W. Kernr 1 1 Orlve More 3. Fuller Point li Standard I OH 2. Dorr is Lumber tl State Police 3, Feshion Cleeners 2- High Jam game Standard Oil 9tSi high teem ffrles. Local Loan 7f j high Ind.: game. Tom Basey t3t high Ind. series.! Tom Bsqy M4. e Newspaper SPOT ADS or inexpcniiv PAGE 14 HERALD AND Uyjf Coast Teams By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Stanford's Indians didn't win a football game in 1960, yet Mon day they were the only undefeat ed major collegiate team on the West Coast after two games in 1961. All the others have been beaten at least once, and the undefeated label may fall from Stanford Sat urday when the Tribe goes against the Spartans of Michigan State at East Lansing. The Indians pulled the shocker of last Saturday by whipping two touchdown favored Oregon State Linfield Retains Pre-Season Rate By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Linfield, Lewis and Clark, Eastern Oregon and Oregon Tech won weekend football games but Oregon's other small college teams were losers. Linfield, pre-season favorite for the Northwest Conference title, defeated Oregon College, 13-7. Bill Parrish passed 20 yards to Val Barnes and 8 yards for Bernie Grant for the touchdowns against the Oregon Collegiate Conference team. Lewis and Clark of the North Fleck Wins Golf Title In Playoff BAKERSFIELD. Calif. (AP) - Someday Jack Fleck may win a golf tournament within the regu lation distance. But so far he's needed a playoff to gain every victory of his career. Fleck ran his playoff record to 3-2 Sunday, out-stroking Bob Ros- burg on the first sudden-death hole to capture the $25,000 Bak crsficld Open. Fleck, best-known for his shock ing extra-round upset of Ben Ho- gan at the 1955 .National Open, birdicd the 73rd hole after he and Rosburg tied at 276. The victory was good tor 3,500 and one year's royalties, from a Bakers- field oil well. Final scores of money-winners at the tournament: Jack Fleck, $3,500 71-71-69-65276 Bob Rosburg, $2,300 69-66-71-70-276 Jim Ferrce. $1,800 71-70-69-67 277 Gay Brewer, $1,500 . 70-72-71-65278 Eric Monti, $1,200 71-73-67-68-279 George Bayer, $1,200 70-66-74-69279 Jon Gustin, $1,200 64-71-67-74-279 Bob Harrison, $1,000 71-73-7-69-280 Marty Furgol, $925 69-72-70-70281 Jerry Barber, $925 70-70-71-70-281 Paret Sets Europe Tour NEW YORK (AP) - Welter- champion Benny (Kid) Paret is looking toward Europe and a ser ies of non-title bouts today while! Emile Griffith, the dethroned champ, is screaming for a re match. Asked if he would give Griffith another chance. Pareis mana ger, Manuel Alfaro, replied em phatically: "No place, no time, no how." If Griffith had won. as the 4-1 odds in his favor had indicated, he was to have risked the title Dec. 9 against Argentina's Jorge Fernanda in Las Vegas. The referee, Al Berl, was the only official to vote lor Griffith, His ballot was 8-6-1. Judge Artie Aidala saw It 9-fi and judge Tony Castellano 8-B-l, both for Paret Griffith had knocked out Paret in the 12lh round April 1 at Mi ami Beach in what had been an tven fight for 11 rounds. Ceftkt Ivfjir SAN FRANCISCO lUPIt - The Boston Celtics evened their rec ord with Los Angeles Sunday night by defeating the Lakers. 120-114. in a National Basketball Association exhibition contest at Ihe University of San Francisco gymnasium. The Lakers defeated the N B A defending champions, 111-106. in the opening game of their exhi bition tour Saturday night. The two teams meet again tonight in Jan Luis Obispo. NEWS, Klamath Falls, On. 34-0. Outplayed in a (Ml first half, the Stanford club bounced back for two touchdowns in the third period and three in the fourth. A week before, a fourth quarter touchdown provided a 9-7 victory over Tulane. So. as the team returned by plane from Corvallis, the student crowd greeting at the airport; chanted, "On to the Rose Bowl UCLA's Bruins, tabbed as the: best on the Coast, fell hard before Michigan s Wolverines at Ann Ar bor 29-6. Washington, defeated by Purdue in the opener, squared west Conference shaded Southern Oregon, 28-26. Gary Grill ran 17 and 37 yards for the touchdowns that beat the Oregon Collegiate Conference entry. Bill Hilgcr and Bill Showers, gaining 185 yards between them, led Eastern Oregon of the Oregon Collegiate Conference to a 19-13 victory over Whitman of the Northwest Conference. Oregon Tech grounded its open ing kickoff in the Grays Harbor end zone for a touchdown and went on to a 14-0 victory. Humboldt State handed Willamette its first home defeat in five years, beating the North west Conference Bearcats, 27-13.1 Chico State scored twice in the final period to edge Pacific of the Northwest Conference, 20-17. At Reno - the University of Nevada, pushing across three, touchdowns in the last quarter, beat Portland State of the Ore gon College Conference, 41-20. College of Idaho, a Northwest; Conference team, dropped a 13-7 decision to Westminister of Utah. Big Ten In Favor Of Bowl CHICAGO (AP) - The Big Ten wants another Rose Bowl football contract and voted Sunday in fa vor of negotiating with the Ath letic Association of Western Uni versities. Minnesota, defeated 17-7 by Washington last New Year s Day, cast the deciding ballot for a 6-4 majority in favor of a tie-up with the Big Five of the West Coast. The measure will now be re viewed by each individual school and a final vote, considered to be a formality, will be taken at the Big Ten winter meetings in Chi cago Dec. 7-9. The Big Ten and the defunct Pacific Coast Conference had en agreement which lasted 14 years. That arrangement expired with the 1960 game after the Big Ten voted 5-5 in the spring of 1960 on the question of resuming the con tract. The deadlock vote killed the is sue but n loophole remained which permitted a Big Ten team to go to Pasadena on an individu al basis if such a team were in vited. Minnesota accepted such an invitation although it had vot ed against the Rose Bowl. Twins Renew Mele Paper MINNEAPOLIS.ST.PAUL (AP) Minnesota manager Sam Mele, given a new one-year contract to manage the Twins, said he has some definite ideas which should help to strengthen the team next year. While Mele was being named manager Sunday, the Twins were dropping an 8-3 decision to De troit. They finished in seventh! place. "The team this year was defi nitely weak on some of the main fundamentals of the game," Mele said. Mele cited poor bunting, bad throws from the outfield, indeci sion of the shortstop and second baseman as to who will cover second on steals and double plays, and general lack of infield knowledge as to w here to play as definite drawbacks the team had in 1961. Fighfs By THK ASSOCIATED PRESS New York Benny (Kid) Paret, 146, Cuba, defeated Emile Grif fith, 147. New York, 15 welter- weight title bout. Genoa Italy Mmo Bozzano. Italy, defeated Alain Chenille. Belgium, when Chenille frac tured collar bone in eighth round. Nagoya. Japan Kenji Yone kura, 118, Japan, defeated Johnny Jamito, llfi'j. Philippines 13. Monday, October 2, 1961 Run Up 1961 accounts with the Big Ten with a 20-7 triumph over Illinois. In the other games, sprinkled! liberally with upsets, Utah beat Oregon 14-6, Idaho upended San Jose State 27-18, Utah State spanked Washington State 34-14, and Iowa, the No. 1 team, wal loped California 28-7. Southern Cal. ifornia, on Friday night, downed Southern Methodist 21-16. Michigan State, favored to knock Stanford out of the undefeated ranks this week, blanked Wiscon sin 20-0 in their Big Ten engage ment. Most Coast teams draw rugged assignments again. The rivalry with the Big Ten also includes UCLA at Ohio State, Iowa at Southern California and Oregon at Minnesota. California plays at Missouri, Pittsburgh at Washing ton, Washington State at Texas, Idaho at Oregon State and Colo rado State at San Jose State. Washington's Rose Bowl cham pions became the first Coast team to turn in a victory this year over a Big Ten outfit. Senior quarterback Kermit Jor- gensen directed a pair of touch down drives of 54 and 72 yards, scoring both times on one-yard runs. Then speedster Charlie Mitchell sewed things up with a 66-yard scoring run in the final period. Hudson Cup Event Tie; Ace Scored SEATTLE (APWinTMallory, former University of Washington! basketball player, scored the first hole in one in the history of the Hudson Cup Golf Matches Sunday as the amateurs tied with the professionals. The Spokane amateur used an 8-iron to score the ace On the second hole of the morning round. He lost his match 4 and 3 to Boots Porterficld, a Grants Pass, Ore., professional. The pros were ahead 4-1 after Saturday's Scots foursome, but the amateurs won six of Sunday's! 10 singles matches and tied one This made It 7 tt-all for the two days. It was the second tie in the 13 year history ot the event. The amateurs have won twice. Gene Counter of Glen Acres, Wash., had seven birdies and an eagle Sunday. He finished five under par in defeating amateur Dick Price of Longview 5 and 4. Another winning pro Sunday was Tom Everham of Grays Har bor, who defeated Dick Estey of Portland 7 and 6. Price and Bruce Cudd of Port land saved the amateurs from aj shutout on Saturday, scoring a 1-up victory over Everham and Bunny Mason of Portland. Porterficld teamed with Chuck Congdon of Tacoma in defeating! Jack Wcstland of Everett and Harry Givan of Seattle 4 and 3 in the only Scots foursome match that didn't go the full 36 holes. U.S. Gains Davis Lead NEW DELHI (AP) - The Unit ed States advanced to the inter- zone finals of the Davis Cup ten nis competition today when Whit ney Reed of Oakland, Calif., de feated Indian's 19-year-old Jaidip Mukerjea 6-2, 6-3, 6-3. The straight set victory gave Americans a 3-1 lead on the best-of-five matches and made the fi nal match between Chuck Me Kinlcy of St. Louis and Ramana- than Krishnan a mere formality. The tpiumph of the 29-year-old Reed, oldest member of the U.S. team, sent the Americans into the intcrzone finals against Italy, Eu ropean zone champions, at Rome Oct. 13-15. The winner earns the right to challenge Australia for the coveted trophy in Deccniber. Injury Fatal To Footballer PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A Lebanon Valley College football player, taken to a hospital after complaining of a headache dur ing a game Saturday, died today following emergency surgery for rcmival of a blood clot from his brain. John Zola, 20. a halfback from Hazlcton, Pa., died at 3:53 ivn.. hospital attendants said. He had undergone surgSy for removal of a blood clot shortly before mid nio6t Saturday. Zola's death was the second in college football ranks this year. Donald G. Foley. 19, Pasadena. Tex., a member of Navy's Junior varsity squad, died last Thursday of injuries sustained in practice. There have also been Uftiatalise There have also been 11 fatalities on high school gridirons. IBaiPlSiL ii$efect Final Major League Leaden By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League Batting (based on 400 or more at bats) Gtish, Detroit, .361; Howard, New York, .348. Runs Maris, New York, 132; Mantle New York, 131. Runs batted in Maris, New York, 142; Gentile, Baltimore, 141. Hits Cash, Detroit, 193; B. Robinson, Baltimore, 192. Doubles Kaline, Detroit, 41; B Robinson, Baltimore and Kubek, New York 38. Triples Wood, Detroit, 14; Lumpe, Kansas City and Keough, Washington, 9. Home runs Maris, New York, 61; Mantle, New York, 54. Stolen bases Aparicio Chica go, 53; Howser, Kansas City, 37. Pitching (based on 15 or more decisions) Ford, New York, 25-4, .862; Terry, New York, 16-3, .842. Strikeouts Pascual, Minnesota. 221; Ford, New York, 210. National League Batting (based on 400 or more at bats) Clemente, Pittsburgh, 351; Pinson, Cincinnati, .343. Runs Mays, San Francisco, 129; Robinsin, Cincinnati, 117. Runs batted in Cepeda San Francisco, 142; Robinson, Cincin nati, 124. Hits Pinson, Cincinnati, 208 Clemente, Pittsburgh, 201. Doubles Aaron, Milwaukee, 39; Pinson Cincinnati, 34. Triples Altman, Chicago 12 Callison, Philadelphia and White and Boyer, St. Louis, 11. Home runs Cepeda, San Fran cisco, 46; Mays, San Francisco, 40. Stolen bases Wills, Los Ange les, 35; Pinson, Cincinnati, 23, Pitching (based on 15 or more decisions) Podres, Los Ange les, 18-5, .783; Miller, San Fran cisco, 14-5, .737. Strikeouts Koufax Los Ange les 269; Williams, Los Angeles, 204. Dykes Fired By Indians CLEVELAND (AP) - Jimmie Dykes, fired as manager of the Cleveland Indians, says the man who will be named to pilot the; club next year faces "suicide." Dykes, given his pink slip by general manager Gabe Paul Sun day, said the new manager's job will be "murder because there are too many lawyers on the club." The Indians are expected to an nounce a new manager without delay. Mel McGaha, a Cleveland coach, has been rumored as the most likely choice. Referring to the "lawyers on the club. Dykes added: "They've got to get rid of some of them. but who's gonna take 'em? Be sides, the team needs a big re building job. They need a first baseman and a second baseman. And if they get rid of (Jim) Piersall they'll need a center fielder." Asked whether he had any re grets, Dykes said: "Well, I m dis appointed that we didn't finish higher. This is a better club than it's shown, but those lawyers real ly hurt." The Indians finished in fifth place in the American League. Major League Attendance Shows Decline By United Press International Major league baseball attend ance tell 5.1 per cent this year despite the excitement of Roger Maris assault on Babe Ruth : home run record and a close Na tional League pennant race. Total attendance for the two leagues was 18,894.518 a drop of 1.016.971. The National League fell 18.2 per cent from 10,684,963 in i960 to 8.731,502 this year while the expanded American League totaled "only" 10.163,016 this sea son compared with the eight-club total of 9.226.526 in 1960. The National League attendance was the lowest for the circuit since 1956. The pennant-winning Cincinnati Reds were the only team in the NL to show a increase, with a rise of 454.117 to 1,117,603. The New York Yankees and the Do trait Tigers were the only AL teams to show an increase the Yankees having their largest at tendance total since 1950 and the Tigers their best since 1951. Sunday's Stars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Batfinc Rocer Maris Van- L k;. k;- ct.t kvr.,- ; frtrfk!,lh proper vouchers, to the urx urea, mi, u wm.h ui if""' inning tor nignesi iota! in major leagite history and a 1-0 victory for New York over Boston. Pitching Joe Gibbon, Pirates. scattered seven hits to beat the nennant-winnma Cincinnati Redsi 3-1. Indians mcuana CLEVELAND (AP)-The Cleve land Indians today replaced ma jor league baseball's oldest man- ager with its anungest. naming 35-year-old Coach Mel lcGaha to succeed Jimmie Dykes, who will be 65 next month. McGaha's con tract was for one year. McGaha, brought hexe by for mer General Manager Frank Lane as first base coach for t h e 1961 campaign, never played in the major leagues. The Universi ty of Arkansas graduate spent 11 seasons in the minors, playing several positions and mostly in the Texas League for Shreveport and Houston. As a manager for three minor league seasons, McGaha had good success, bringing Mobile to two runnerup finishes and leading To ronto to the 1960 International League pennant. McGaha's selection was no sur prise. It had been expected sever al weeks. General Manager Gabe Paul gave Dykes his pink slip just before the Indians' finale in Los Angeles Sunday. Cleveland has had a poor year in both victories and attendance. The won-lost record of 1961 is the! worst in 15 years, and attendance fell off by 225,000 from 1960 to 725,000. Dykes said Sunday that the man who will pilot the Indians next year faces "suicide. He ex plained the job will be "murder because there are too many law yers on the club." LEGAL NOTICE EQUITY NO. 41-M9 SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH ELAINE M. WITHERS, Plaintiff, vs. CLIFFORD L. WITHERS, Defendant. TO CLIFFORD L. WITHERS, DEFEND ANT: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby required to ap pear and answer plaintiff's complaint on file herein on or before ten o'clock a. Tuesday, the 24th day of October, 1961, and if you fall to so answer or otherwise appear, for want thereof plaintiff will ap ply to tne courr tor me relief prayed for in ner complaint, io-wit: r-or a decree of annulment, annulling the marriage it piainmr and detendem declaring tne same null ana void and at no force and etteci from the beginning; decreeing plaintiff o oe me soie owner oi tne equity or parties hereto In the following described real properly, to-wlt: Lot 7, Grace Park Addition, Klamath County, Oregon, decreeing you to have no right, title nor inreresr in saw real property; ano restor ing plaintiff to her former name of Elaine Garcia. EDWIN E. DRISCOLL Attorney for Plaintiff Pine Tree Building Klamalh Falls, Oregon No, 107 Sept. 25, Oct. 2, 9, 16 and 33. No. 61-59 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY, the Matter of the Estate of HARRY W1NFIELD KINNEY. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned. Donna Kinney Abner, has been, by an order of the Circuit court ut the State of Oregon for Klamath County appointed administratrix of the estate of Harry wintieid Kinney, deceased, and tnat Letters of Administration have been is sued to her. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present tne seme, duly verified and with proper vouchers, to the undersigned at 538 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Ore gon, within six (6) months from the date the first publication of this notice. which publication Is the 11th day of Sep- lemoer, iyoi. Donna Klnnev Abner Administratrix of the Estate cf Harry W nfleld Klnnev, deceased. R. B. Maxwell Attorneys for Administratrix 53s Main street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. No. 73, Sept. 11, IS, 25, Oct. 2. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed executrix of the Estate of May Johnson, deceased, bv tne circuit court of Kiametn county, ore-! aon, end tnat an persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to said executrix nt the office of the undersigned at Room Melhase Building, Klamath Falls, Ore gon, together with proper vouchers, with in six months of the date of the first pub lication of this notice, which Is Sep tember nth, 1961. Donna May Storey Executrix O'Neill t, McLaren Attorneys for executrix Room 4, Melhase Building Klamath Falls. Oregon No. 70 Sept. 11, U. 25, Oct. 2 NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS Automotive Equipment Sealed bids are Invited and wilt received until 5:00 p.m., Monday, Octo ber 9, 1961 and publicly opened at 7:30 p.m., October 9. 1961 at the regularly scheduled Council meeting held in Council Chambers, City Hall, Klamath Falls, Oregon for automotive equipment as specified below: One 1962 Model 4-dr. Sedan One 1962 Model Ton Pickup One 1962 Model H Ton Pickup Specifications for this equipment may be obtained at the office of the City Manager, City Hall, Klamath Falls, Ore gon. Rosle Keller City Recorder NO. IN, Sept. 25. Oct. 2, 1961. PROBATE NO. 61-62 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter ot the Estate of C. E. NEWCOM, Deceased. NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN that I am the duly appointed, qualified and acting administrator of the estate of C. E. New corn, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified o present the same, with vouchers attached the manner provided by law, to me at the Office of J. R. Thoma'i, 671 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within vx months trom September 18. 1961, the date of the first publication of this notice. Ernest R. Sessom Administrator of the Estate of C. E. Newcom, deceased J. R. Thomas 621 Main Street Klamath Falls. Oregon Attorney for Administrator No. M, Sept. 18, 25. Oct. ). 9. Probati No. 61-75 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate ot OSSIE FRANKLIN NICHOLS ah a. O. F. Ntchols. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Francis Curtis Nichols Ms ten. oy an order of me circuit court of the State of Oregon tor Klemath Coun ty, appointed eiecutr- of the Last W;il and Testament of ORie Franklin Nich ols k a. O. F. Nichols, deceased, and that Lstters Testamentary have been is sued to hm. AH persons having claims egamsT said evere are nerebv notified to present the same. Outv verified and t,ond at 5M Main Street. Memam Falls. wthm six ( months from the date of the first owMkat-on of th-s nonce, which publication is the ilth day of September, mi. Francis Cur M$ Nichols E'ecutor ot the Last W0I end Testament of Ossie Franklin N-ch- I OH a It a. Q. F. Niche l. mcmub. Mawtn Attorney, for EifKUor I No, 92, Seot. it, 25. Oct . 9. LEGAL NOTICE PROBATC NO. 41-74 IN THE CIRCUIT COUPJ OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH NOTICE. TO CREDITORS In the Warier of the Estate of BEA TRICE IONE DfNlSON, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 am the duly appointed, qualified and act ing executor ot the estate of Beatrice lone ueniion, deceased. Ail persons Hav ing claims against said estate ere hereby notified to present the same, with voocn ers attached In the manner provided by (aw. To me at the office of J. ft. Thorn 631 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within sir months from September 11. mi, the Ate of the first publication of this notice. Arthur Hall Denlson Executor of the Estate of Beatrice lone Denlson. Deceased J. R Thomas ' 621 Main Street Klemath Falls, Oreoon Attorney tor Executor NO. fl, Sept. IS. 25, Oct. 7, f NO. 61-91 E NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF OREGON EVA WALT A ECKMAN. Plaintiff, vt. JOHN H. ECKMAN, Defendant. By virtue of an execution Issued out. the above-entitled Court In the above- entitled cause to me directed and dated the 16th day of August, 1961, upon a (udgment rendered and entered In said Court and cause on the 1st day of June, 1961, In favor of Eva Welta Eckman, plaintiff, and against John H. Eckman, defendant, for the sum of Four Hundred Forty-One end Sixty-eight cents ($441.68), and the cost of and uoon this writ. I have levied upon the following real prop erty of said defendant situated In the! County ot Klamath, State of Oregon, to wn: Lot 752, Block 117, Mills Addition to the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, accord ing to the 1 duly recorded olat thereof n the office of the County Clerk for Klam ath County, Oregon Now, therefore, bv virtue of sad exe cution and in compliance with the oe- manas or said writ, i win, on Tuesday, the 17th day of October, 1961, at 10:00 o'clock a.m., at the front door of the Courthouse at Klamath Falls, Oregon, sell at public auction (subject to redemo- iionj to in nignesr bidder tor casn ill the right, title, and Interest which the within named defendant has In and to the above-described property. , UAIbD Mpiemoer IS, 1V61. First Publication Date: September 11, 1961, Last Publication Date: October 9, J. M. Brltton, Sheriff . Klamath County, Oregon By Kathleen McLIn, DEPUTY No. 93, Sept. 19, 25, Oct. 2, 9. Equity No. 61-U 5UMMONS IN THE CIRCUITaicOURT OF THE STATE Of OREGON IN ANO FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH PATRICIA LEE BROWN, Plaintiff, vs. ARTHUR MADRICH BROWN, Defendant. ARTHUR MADRICH BROWN, De fendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You are hereby required appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled su't on or before thirty (30) days from tne first publication of this Summons, the same being tne iBth day of September, 1961, and If you fall to answer, for want thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for Decree forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between the Plaintiff and the De fendant, requiring the Defendant to pay, as the same become due, the Indebtedness to Weisfleld's Jewelers, Sears and Rue- buck and Montgomery Wards, and chang ing the name of the Plaintiff to PA TRICIA LEE CORTEZ. This Summons Is served upon vou by publication pursuant to an order of the Honorable DAVID R. VANDENBERG, Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered the Nth day of September, 1761; said order requires this Summons to oe published once a week tor four 4) successive weeks and directs the De fendant to appear In answer on or be fore Thirty (30) days from the date of the first publication of said summons. L. ORTH 5ISEMORE Attorney for Plaintiff 731 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oreoon No. 91, Sept. 18, 25, Oct. 2, 9. NO. 61-78 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of ANNA Jessie van duker. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Elton W. Smith has been, by an order of the Circuit Court of Iha state or ureoon tor Klamath County, ao- pointed administrator ot the estate of Anna Jessie Van Duker, deceased, and that Letters of Administration have been issued to him. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified io present the same, duly verified and wDhi proper vouchers, to the undersigned it 5jh main si reef, Kiamatn f-ans, Oregon, within six (6) months trom the date of the first publication of this notice, which publication is the IBth day of September, ivoi. Elton W. Smith Administrator of the Estate of Anna Jessie Van Duker. deceased. R. B. Maxwell Attorneys for Administrator. NO. 84, Sept. IB, 25, Oct. 2, 9. NO. 61-337 E SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH RUBY MERRITT, Plaintiff, vs. ALVA . MERRITT, Defendant. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: ALVA O. MERRITT !N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ok tog n, you are hereby required appear and answer the Complaint filed against you in me above entitled within twenty-eight days from the date of first publication of this Summons, to wit: October 23, 1961; and If you fail to answer or ainerwise appear, tor want thereof the plaintiff will take a decree of divorce ot and from you upon the grounds of desertion. This Summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an Order of the Judge of the above entitled Court: said oroer being dated September 22, 1961 and oy publication thereof for a period ot iour consecutive weeks (four inser tions). The date of first publication the 26th day of September, 1961, and the date of last publication Is the 16th day of October, 1961. Deled this 25th day of September. 1961. Glenn D. Ramlrer Attorney for Plaintiff Glenn D. Ramiret Suite 205, I.O.O.F. Building 432 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon No. Ill, Sept. 26. Oct. 2, 9, 16. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS' Sealed bids will be received until 2:10 p.m.. Pacific Standard Time, on Wednes day, October 11, 1961, bv the County Clerk at nis office in the Klamath county Court House, Klamath Falls, Oregon. General bids, which will Include mechan ical and electrical work will be for the construction ot a new one story Juven"e Home, and administrative offices. Ground area for these units Is approximately 8-lfW square feet, and will also Include 1,060 square feet of covered walks. Walls and root of offices are of frame construct The rest of the building Is of masonrv with steel beams and concrete roof deck. Contract documents, which Include drew Ings and specifications may be obtained at the office of Howard R, Perrln, Archi tect, 1415 Esplanade. Klamath Falls. Ore gon, tor a deposit of $25.00 per set, whi ,I'r Plans and specifications are on file and may be examined at the Builders Ex changes in Portland, Salem, Eugene, Meo-I ford. Klamath Falls, Oregon, and the1 Builders Plan Service In Portland. Oregon. All bidders rvust comply with the laws of the State ot Oregon relating to the pre-oualification of bidders, Chaofer 279. Oreoon Revised Statutes. Preoualittcation forms are immediately available at the office of the Architect. No bid will be considered unless fuliv completed in the manner provided in the Instruction of Bidders upon form provided by the Architect, and accompanied bv a certified check or a bid bond, execud in favor of the Klamath County Court. Klamath Falls. Oregon, in an amount not less than five percent (5V) of the total amount of the bid; to be forfeited as liquidated damage, should me b'dder ne glect or refuse to enter into the con tract. The successful bidder wilt be requirrq too'urntsh a Surety Company Bond for too per cent of the confrtct price, for the performance of the work. No bidder may withdraw his bd aftr the hour set for the opening thereof, un. tn after the elapse of JO days from ft bd ocing. i Th Klamath County Court reserve th right to re)ect any or all bids end to waive any informalities Sgned. Charles F. DeLep County Clerk No. 90, Sept. II. 25. Oct 1. LEGAL NOTICE File No. i-n NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate f Clifton Smith, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given met me under, signed has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of Clifton Smith, Deceased. Therefore, ell persons having claims against the same are hereby notified to present tnem with proper vouchers to the undersigned at the Law Office r-f Forrest E. Cooper, 420 1st Street Nor'h, Lakevlew, Oregon, within six months from end after the date of the first pub lication of this notice, which Is Septem ber II, 1961. William c. walker Administrator. No. 74, Sept. II, II, 25, Oct. 2. EQUITY NO. 61-331 SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH PERCY D. WEEDMARK, Plaintiff, vs. FLORENCE WEEDMARK, Defendant. TO: FLORENCE WEEDMARK, DEFEN DANT: IN THE NAME OF THE 5TATE OP OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and answer Ihe complaint filed against you In the above-entitled suit on or before the 33rd day of October, 1961, and if you fall so to answer, tor want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In his complaint, to-wit: For a decree of divorce trom you upon the grounds of cruel and Inhuman, treatment, awarding to plaintiff the care, custody and control of Billy Dean Weed mark, aged three years, and Michael Allen Weedmark, aged two yean, minor' children of the parties hereto, and or dering plaintiff Jo be the sole owner ot the household furniture, fixtures and equipment. mis summons is served upon you oy publication thereof in the Herald and News once eacn weex tot lour succes sive weeks, pursuant to the order of Ihe Honorable Dona d A. W. Piper, Judge ot the above-entitled Court, duly made and entered on the 20th day ot September, 196), tne first publication to do maoe on the 25th day of September, 1961, and the last publication to be made on the 16th day of October, 1961. ROBERT B. Ken R Attorney for Plaintiff Pine Tree Building 111 South 7th Street Klamalh Falls, Oregon 105, Sept. 25, Oct. 2. 9, 16. PROBATE NO. 61-74 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH NOTICE TO CREDITORS tn the Matter of the Estate ot LESLIE ARTHUR MARSHALL, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that f am the duly appointed, qualified and acting administratrix of the estate of Leslie Ar- ihur Marshall, deceased. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are here by notified to present the same, with vouchers attached In the manner provid ed by law, to me al the office of J. R. Thomas, 621 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from Sep tember 11, 1961, the dale of the first pub lication of this notice. Jeannette Marshall, Administratrix of the Estate of Leslie Arthur Marshall, deceased. !. Thomas 621 Main Street Klamalh Falls, Oregon Attorney for Administratrix NO. 6V, Sept. 11, IS, 25. OCt. I. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids are requested tor an auto matic Fire Detection and Alarm Sys tem at the Klamath County Nursing Home, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Work In cludes a complete Installation Including , all equipment and appurtenances neces sary tor a finished oo. Bids are to be delivered to tnt county Clerk, Klamath County, Oregon, on or before 10:00 A.M. Pacific Standard Time. Friday, October 20, 1961. Contract Documents, which will include drawings and specifications, may be ob tained at the office of the County Clerk, Klamath County Court House, Klamath Falls, Oregon, or at tne otrice ot Tne Engineer, 160 West 12th Avenue, Eu gene, Oregon. No bid will be considered unless fully completed In the manner provided In the instruction to Bidders and accompanied by a certified check or a bid bond exe cuted in favor of Klamath County, Ore oon, a municipal public corporation, 'n an amount not less than five percent (5'ni of the total amount ot the bid, to oe forfeited as liquidated damages should the bidder neglect or refuse to enter Into the contract. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Surety Company Bond for 100 percent of Ihe contract price for the performance ot the work. No bidder may withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening thereof un til after the elapse of 30 days from the bid opening. The County Court of Klamath County reserves the right to reject any or ail bids and to waive any informalities. By Order County court KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON Signed Chas. F. DeLep County Clerk No. 118. Oct. 2, 9. 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CARD OF THANKS, and IN MEMORIAM II.JO FOR COMMERCIAL RATES PHONE TU 4-8111 FUNERAL HOMES ....C WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 925 High Street. Phone TU 2-4404. NOTICES 1 STATED COMMUNICATION Ponderoso Lodge No. 220, AF & AM, Mon doy, Oct. 2, 8 p.m. AH Moster Masons welcome. . W. A. Lewis, W M. SCOTTISH RITE BODIES Stated meeting in the Lodge, Tuesday, Oct. 3, ot 8.00 P.M. M. Gisvold, Secretory KLAMATH FALLS SHRINE CLUB Regulor meeting Wed nesday, October 'O W.llard Hotel. Hosoi tolity 6 30 pm. Din ner 7:30 p m. All No bles invited to ottend. Donald K. Phelps. Pres. m