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Several people mentioned to me
that I wasn t thinking positive
when I wrote last week's column,
And do you know they were right!
Monday night, we locked horns
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T mum 4 19 li,
with Alia Sports Center. We, East
Side Electric, had a handicap
of 157 and Alta Sports Center had
a handicap of 216, making 59
points that we had to make be
fore we could gain a point towards
winning. And we just couldn't do
it. They were too sharp lor us.
So that puts us down a notch
on the ladder with four wins and
one loss but not so with VFW.
They came through with flying
colors to win their match with
U.S. National Bank and retain
their record of straight wins. Not
only did thoy win but they took
all the honors for the week. VFW
team members Gerald Munjar
was high man for the week with
a score of 243 and Audrey Lund
was high woman for the week with
158. High scratch team for the
week and high handicap team
was one and the same, VFW,
Their scratch score was 651 and
720 was their handicap score. My
very sincere congratulations go to
tins fine team. They are not only
fine archers but must "think posi
tive."
The league standings now look
like this:
VFW S 0
Farmers Lumber 4 1
Alta Sports Center 4 1
East Side Electric 4 1
Dugan Mest 3 2
Kingsley Field 3 2
Signal Oil 3 2
Oregon Food 3 2
Shcrwoods 2 3
Joes Sporting Goods 2 3
Roberts Hardware 1 4
U.S. National Bank 1 4
Western Auto 0 5
Klamath Kamera 0 5
Last Wednesday night, election
of officers was held at the regu
lar monthly meeting of the Klam
ath Archers. Elected as president
for the year 1963 was Bill Nash
also known as Dr. Earl Nash
to many local residents. Bill did
such a fine job on last year's in
vitational tournament and I'm
sure that we can fill look forward
to a successful year in archery
with BiU leading us. Bill will
Uike his new office immediately
replacing retiring president, Irv
Cater.
Retiring secretary, Ginger
Jones, has turned her books over
to the new secretary, Helen
Reeves. The first and second
vice president offices are being
filled by Bob Reeves who suc
ceeds Bob Jones as first vice
president and Bob Faster filling
the now vacant second vice pres
dent office. Into the offices of
public relations go Audrey Lund
and Don Stonehill. Congratulalioas
from all the members of the Klam
ath Archers go to these new offi
cers. Next Monday night, Jan. 21,
tlicie will be a work night before
the regular league shooting. All
archers are asked to bring as
much carrtlioard as possible, cut
to size, for the pasting up of
tarpLs. Come at 6:30 and in full
force and this little chore can be
completed in tltc available hour
before leapu shooting starts
Cimeung that evening will bo
Farmers Lumber vs. U.S. Nation
al Bank, Signal Oil vs. Roberts
Hardware and Alta Sports Center
vs. Kingsley Field. On Wednes
day, Jan. 23, it will be VFW v
Owner Halas Rallies
To Back Rozelle's Play
By MILTON RIOIMAN
Srt Wrllrr
NEW YORK I LTD - Owner-
coach Ocorpe Halas of (lie Chi
cago Bears, first to niake public
Ihe NatKfial rcothall Lea pic s
current investic.Mion. rallied to
Commissioner Pele Rorelle's up
wrt today by praising his "cx-
ci .lent handling'' of the probe,
Halas, in a telephone conversa
tion from Chicago, said. "I think
:(?e!le is doing an excellent Job
n his handling of this lnvestica
lion." but declined any opinion as
to what the far-reaching probe
ctentuaily might turn up.
The 67-year-old Halas. who has
served as a player, orach and
owner in tho NH, and also is
one of its founders, said lie "pre
ferrcd to wail" until tlie investi
gation is over before commenting
on any of the player-gambling dc
velopmenb so far.
"Nothing has been proven yet."
Halas said. I'd rather wait unti:
Rozelle completes his investiga
tion before saying anything fur
tlier." At his league office here, Ro
zelle said there was no way of
knowing when the investigation j
w u!d be concluded.
"Siiould tlx facts justify action
HERALD AND
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BOWING
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M8y BARBARA BAUMGARDNER
Sherwoods, Oregon Food vs. West
ern Auto, Klamath Kamera vs.
Joe's Sporting Goods and East
Side Electric vs. Dugan and Mcst.
Oregon Bow Hunters is sponsor,
ing a state league slioot to be
gin sometime early in March. The
Southern Oregon District will com
pete in Asliland, Ore., in March
DR. BILL NASH
i
and will be shooting a 56-target
(lint round. Each club participate
it' will sponsor one scratch team
and two handicap teams. There
will be four archers on each
team.
Persons entering as a handicap
team must establish their handi
cap prior to the competition.
Three 28 target scores are re
quired to establish this handicap.
Awards are being given to the
top handicap team and the top
scratch team as well as a num
ber of individual awards.
Archers who are interested in
participating in this new league
are asked to contact Dale Bax
ter for furtlier details.
RES
B6BTHB0MB LEAOUI
Mould Ingcraff, Inc. 51
Oregon Food Store 47
Eagles Aux. 42
Richfield 3M 37'
Joe Fisher 32
40 Club 37
Acmt Concrete ' 31
Bills Auto Tewing 30' 45'
Result: Bint 4, wouiotngcran qi mi
3, Richfield If 40 Club 3, Oregon Food I;
Eagles 2, Joe Fisher 2.
High team gam, Jot Fisher Wl ;
high iNm series, Bids Auto Towing 2M5;
high Ind. game Thelma Kallstrom 1 93j
high Ind. series. Shirley Hottman 494.
IARLY BIRDS LEAGUE
LA
49
W L
51 21
49 71
45 27
40V 3lVi
40 32
.19 33
J9 3.1
31 39
31 41
31 41
m sii
14 5ft
Rolling Pins
Rollers
Star Dusters
Odd Balls
Alley Cats
8, Mill
Twisters
lly Hi's
Poor Excuses
Apropos
(same Dames
Bowleretles
Jan. 16 results1 Tally Hi's 4, Bowlerpttes
; Apropos 4. Poor Excuse 0 Rolling
Pins 4, Game Dames 0; Hit ft Miss
At ley Cats 1; Twitters 3, Rollers 7;
Star Dusters 3, Odd Balli 1.
High team game. Rolling Pins mjj
high team series. Rolling Pins 2130; high
Ind. game, Peggy Rcxiqers 234; high nd
series. Leona Quails 50.
The art of the coffee break was
perfected in Argentina hy city
dwellers long before it became
popular in North America.
The rickshaw ticd in the Ori
ent was invented bv a U.S. Ma
rine who visited Japan in KA
with Commodore Perrv.
at the conclusion of our invcsli
galion, action will bo taken and
announced," he said.
One player facing possible ac
tion is Detroit Lion tackle Alex
Karraa, wlw admitted h bet on
his ow n team and was summoned
here Thursday by Rozelle along
with teammate Wayne Walker.
Rozelle spoke to both players
but Walker told the IVtroit New
most of his conversation with tlie
commissioner was alout Karras.
"I talked to him mainly About
Alex and how he needs help."
Walker explained. "He's a great
football player and he's made a
mistake. There's nothing disltonesl
aht him and he's no gambler.
Maybe he'll Just get a hig lino
nwylie a fs'i.ooo fine or something."
Tlie feeling alwit Karras, a big,
amiable former All-American fiom
tlie I'niwrsity of Iowa, is divided.
Some NKL officials and players!
tool sympathetic toward him and
wonder whatever Possessed h;m
to anrnxmcc on a television pro
gram that lie bet on tlio Lions ami
then later, to say lie merely meant
cigarrltes and cigars.
Otliets in tlie kvigue are iiwt
bout tlie fael tlie 27-ve.ii-old All-
Pro delensne tackle said, "a lot
of oilier plajen and coailves bet.
loo.'
NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Financial
Changed
By OSCAR FRALKY
DELRAY, Fla. (UP1) The
arrival of sports as big business
has done a tremendous amount
to change financial tactics, golf
course architect Dick Wilson ex
plained today.
Let's lust take golf alone,
said the ruddy-faced Philadclph:
an with the booming voice.
"There was a time 20 years ago
when subdivisions financed g o 1
courses. Now golf courses finance
building subdivisions.
Wilson, who by creating a largi
and capable staff in his special
ity, probably has become the
world's leading figure in the
building of golf courses. The side
profits now come from the build
ing lots left in juicy sites along
the fairways.
The 100 courses he has creat
ed range from the Royal Mon
treal to the Villa Real in Havana
with 98 others in between and sev
cral dozen on the drawing boards
or under construction.
"We get letters every day from
young fellows who want to be golf
course architects, he said. "Now
landscaping, engineering and
math are necessary, of course,
when it comes to hacking
course out of a wilderness but
really the only way to learn this
business is to go to work for
somebody who knows it.
That's what Wilson did.
Worked For Klyiui
"My folks were contractors in
Philadelphia," he related. "I went
to work for one of the early
greats. Bill Flynn, who built such.
courses as Morion and Spring
Mill in Philadelphia, Denver's
Cherry Hills, and Florida's Boca
Raton."
One of the toughest jobs Wilson
undertook was creation of
course and subdivision near Car-i
acas, m Venezuela. It took three
years and required $20 million.
We had to fill in ravines 150
to 200 feet deep," said Joe Lee.
a tall, personable young profes
sional who is Wilson's right hand
College
Scores
College Basketball Results
By United Iress International
EAST
Ithaca 66 Hamilton 53
Northeastern 62 St. Michaels 56
St. Joseph's (Pa.) 76
Muhlenberg 53
utica so Kochesler Tech. 57
Cornell 78 Pennsylvania 76
Buffalo 67 Alfred 56
Kings Coll. 71 Kings Point 60
Princeton 86 Columbia 63
SOUTH
Tampa 72 Jacksonville 64
Bethany (W.Va.) 112 Allegheny 75
Knoxvine 73 Morehouse 63
Baltimore 80 Hampden Sydney 78
.Maryland St. 77 Virginia St. 75
Morgan St. 93 Lincoln (Pa.) 75
Southern (La.) U. 115 Tex. Coll. 72
MIDWEST
K. Illinois 74 N. Illinois 65
Sculll Dak. St. 82 No. Dak. St. 73
WEST
Glondalo 68 Pasadena 57
Montana St. 53 Idaho St. 47
Air Force 86 Montana U. 62
Oregon 60 Washington St. 51
San Anlonia 72 Grossmont 44
Stanford 57 Washington 48
Oakland 52 San Mateo 42
Nevada 77 Portland 69
Southern Oregon 66 Portland State
50
Oregon College 98 Eastern Oregon
70
Linfield 77 Tacific 76
Seattle 90 Gonzaga 59
Pomonia BO Biola 67
Cal West. 76 S. Diego Marines
San Diego St. 84 Wluttier 81
Pcnperdine 89 Japan Steel and
Tube 47
CAIIPKR Tmirnainrnt at Pomona
Westninnt 75 Sacramento St. 71
Cal. 1'oly Pomnia 80 Pasadena 7;
C.H.Q. B.ikMball ft.iullt
fty United Prtu Inl.rn.liOfl.l
MlnnM)t. II? Purdn. 73
N.vv Holitm ft.
Nwlh Carolina U Vlrqlnl, 11
low. II Ortio Stmt 4
WORE
In S.H. tt s.tcMi H.it an
Michigan stata ao KJorthw.,t.rn ftl
Xavi.r lOhiol J Miami (Oniol 62
Cprn.ll 7) Prlnc.ton at
tvnntt Statt V Pair U
Pelican Jayvees
Topple Ashland
Tlie Klamath Telican Jayvees
ppod the Ashland Jayvees in the
preliminary game on Pelican
Court here Saturday night, 4(V25
wilh Kim Coon leading the way
with 15 points.
The KU first live did fine
leicnsive job in allowing the
Grizzly JV quintet only one point
n the first period and one point
in Ihe third Irame. The Pell-
c.iiiS led :it half time. 2.V16.
Coon hit 15 points lor the Pels
ai.d John Freohack chipped in
with seven more. Hob Alherton
! tapped 'be Grizzlies wifh 14 points.
six of which came Uvm the char
ily line.
An abscessed tooth may distri
bute intection to other p.irts of
tlie body and cause damage to
kidneys, heart and oilier organs.
Sunday, January 20, 1963
Tactics
In Sports
man. "Once I was running a bull
dozer to mark out the fairways
and I made filets out of a 12 foot
boa constrictor with the steel
treads."
Wilson and Lee are at Delray
enjoying the golfing fruits of their
latest creation, the magnificent
$2 million Pine Tree Golf Club.
But they won't be on hand long
Others On Schedule
un tneir schedule are new
courses to be built. Including one!
in San Diego and another in Palm
Springs, Calif.; two new ones in
Westchester County. N. Y., and
others in the Grand Bahamas,
Nassau, Blucficld. W. Va.. Biloxi
Miss., and Titusville, aenCrape
Canaveral; a par three at Chat
tanooga and a nine-hole course in
Malaga, Spain. They also face the
task of putting Miami's Dora!
Country Club in shape for its
spring tournament, remodeling
both the Columbus and Scioto,
Ohio, country clubs, and the
Jckyll Island and Cape Coral
courses for the state of Georgia
How do I keep up with it?
he grinned. "I don't even try. I
leave that to the rest of the crew
or I'd go crazy. Instead, I forget
it all and go out and play the
course instead of trying to im
prove it.
Pretty good, too. Shoots in the
low 70 s.
High School
Scores
By United Press International
Cleveland 05 Madison 60
David Douglas 67 Central Cath
olic 65 (OT)
Wilson 89 Benson 88 ( 2 OT)
Franklin 50 Lincoln 31
Hillsboro 55 Gresham 54 (OT)
Jefferson 61 Grant 45
Astoria 46 Beaverton 45
Clackamas 57 Sunset 55
Tillamook 45 St. Helens 38
Oregon City 39 Newberg 21
Lake Oswego 63 West Linn 54
Parkrose 65 Jesuit 53
Molalla 77 Silverton 55
North Salem 53 Lebanon 41
South Salem 62 Corvallis 44
Albany 56 Sweet Home 52
North Eugene 69 Thurston 36
Cottage Grove 59 Marshficld 56
South Eugene 68 North Bend 42
Medford 76 Ashland 41
Madison 54 Washington 51
Sandy 68 Scappoose 55
Redmond 54 Baker 42
McMinnvillc 46 Tigard 41
Crater 59 Klamath Falls 57
Reynolds 52 Wy'east 49
Pendleton 64 Prineville 45
La Grande 50 Bend 41
Willamette 55 Roscburg 47
Hermiston 66 The Dalles 58
Ontario 43 Nyssa 35
Vale 35 Emmett 30
Vernonia 55 Neah-Kah-Nie 41
Warrenton 65 Banks 41
Concordia 60 Clatskanie 44
North Catholic 57 Rainier 36
Hood River 64 Estacada 42
Nestucca 52 Yamhill-Carlton 45
Philomath 50 Salem Academy 30
Willamina 54 Amity 40
Dayton 36 Sheridan 35
Woodburn 65 Scio 37
ML Angel 64 Staytnn 56
Serra Catholic 70 Cascade 47
Central 58 North Marion 37
Canby 48 Gervais 38
Siuslaw 52 Newport 48
Toledo 7.1 Reedsport 69
Taft 49 Waldport 42
KImira 61 St. Francis 46
Creswcll 49 Harrisburg 40
Pleasant Hill 50 Drain 39
Junction City 51 Drain 44
Myrtle Creek 60 Sutherlin 40
Riddle 54 Douglas 39
Eagle Point 59 Phoenix 55
Illinois Valley 66 Rogue River 42
Idkeview 56 St. Mary's 53
Henley 64 Sacred Heart 33
Handon 59 Pacific 45
Coquillc 36 Myrtle Point 34
Burns 50 Pilot Rock 38
Knappa 59 Star of the Sea 52
Corbel! 46 Gaston 39
McKentie 69 Oakridge 54
Cold Beach 35 liioukings 33
Wallowa 42 ,l scpli .15
Maupin 51 Culver 40
Dufur 59 Sisters 21
rlington 55 Mosicr 35
Condon 48 Wlieeler 3.1
G. Shearer
Tops Junior
Bowlers
Gary Shearer, a junior bowler
in a leapie at Holiday Bowl, cot
Iwt in a scries last weekend and
(ired a series for three games.
an average of 221 jxt game.
His average for tlie league
presently is 1 for 30 games of
league play. John Tinker is a
etae second v.ith a 1R3 average
Then come Ilex Heed with a 174
to round out (lie top three.
TOP TEX
Gary Miearer
John Tinker
Rex Keed
Gene Kotferolla
Robby Hall
Mav I'imninclum
158
7. Roy Van Pelt
8. Tom W illiams
9 Ron Friend
10. .Slxridan U1
SPORTSMAN! LEAGUE
W L
St 25
SI 23
47 79
4a 30
46 30
41 35
41 35
40 3
3 3?
35' I 40
34 42
32 44
39 47
381 1 47
24 50
23 53
Drivt Mort Molori
Oorris Lumber
Victor Builnesi
Fuhton Cltancn
Local Lun
Wood Oil Co.
Ed Wharton Signal Svci.
Lucas Furniturt
Palican Sarvlct
Stalt Poiict
Jordan Shall
Fuller Paint Co.
40 Club
J. W. Kerm
J. C. Renit Jewelen
Lonas Chevron
ReiulU; Pelican Mobil Service A, Mobil
O Co. 0i Victor Businesi Macn. 3, vor-
rla Lumbar I; Lucas Furniture 3. Ed
Wharton Signal 1; Fashion Cleaners
Lono's Chevron 1j Fuller Paint Co.
40 Club 3; Drive More Motors 3, Local
Loan It State Police 3, Jordan Shell
J. W. Kerns 3, J. C. Renie Jewelers
Hioh team aame, Victors Business Ma
chines 1049; hioh team series, Victors
Business Machines 3046; high ind. game.
Jim cniiaers 2M; nigh ma. series.
Hahan 592.
HOLIDAY JUNIOR LEAGUE
W L
32 12
31 13
27 17
23i, jo'
21 ',i 22'
19 25
16 21
S 37
Wood Hogs
Hypoohrenict
Witch Doctors
DeMolay No. 4
Fumbling 5
Figureiess S
Top Dogs
No Talent
Results: Witch Doctors i, No Talent 0;
DeMolay No. 4 4. Fumbling S 0; Hypo-
phrenics 3, Top Dogs I; Figureiess Five
i, wooa nogs i.
High team oamt. DeMolay no. 4 vt.
hioh team series. DeMolav No. 4 2714,
high Ind. game. Dava Johnson 244; high
ma. series, oary snearer tti.
BOWLING HOLIDAY
MAV
BASIN BOWLERS LEAGUE
W
L
B's & Q's
4Ji 24 Va
Grease Monkeva
Lower Lakers 42 30
Alley Sliders 0"j 31
Lee'S 76 3fl 34
Grandmas & Pas
Bowl Weevils
29
29
Team No. 7
K-Gs 28 44
Ooen Frames 27 45
Results: Lower Lakers 3. Grease
Monkeys 1; Bowl Weevils 4, Lee's 76 0.
Allev Sliders 2. B's & Q'S l; K-u s
Open Frames 0; Team No. 7 2. Grand-
ma & Pas 1.
Hioh team oame. Bowl Weevils 753;
high team series, B's & Q's 2156; high
Oamt. Jim Parxer ivi. Leona wuans
7; hioh Ind. series Bill Moore-Richard
vaugnn j, Leona uueus j.
HOLIDAY MINORS LEAGUE
W
L
25
Sarge's Trailer Estates
47
Mouldingcratt Inc.
Suburban Finance Co.
41 31
39' -a 32 Vi
38 '-1 33Vi
RC of A
la math Auto Wreckers
38
Superior Troy
Pacific Power & Light Co.
Bennington Steel Bldg.
36Mi 35Vi
32') 39Vi
tnt Arts
MAM Grocery
Jan. 16 results: sarges i rauer ts
tates 3, M & M Grocery 1; Bennington
site B Ida. Co. 1. Pacific power
Light 3; Suburban Finance 0, Superior
Trov Laundry 4; Pine Arts 4, Klamath
Auto Wreckers Of BRC of A 2. Moulding-
craft Inc. 2.
Hioh team aame. superior Trov Laun-
dry 973; high team series. Superior Troy
Laundry 2794; ftlgh inc. game, tvtei hoi-
230; nign ina. series. Jim irapo sea.
SPTS BOWLING LUCKY LANES
M
ALLEY KAT2 LEAGUE
W
Great Northern
Automatic Trans. Service
Little Sweden
41 35
40 36
40 36
Fort Klamath Hotel
Duff's Heating Service
anfclin Lite insurance
Jfl't 37,i
Swan Lake Moulding
Amidon's Business Machines
38 38
37' 38'
37 37
36 40
33 43
Blue Ox Cafe
ter Lake Meals
Sewing Machine Center '
W Mont's Real Estate
Results: Swan Lake Moulding 3, Blue
x Cafe 1; Franklin Lift Insurance 4,
Fort Klamath Hotel 0; Crater Lake
Meats 1. Little Sweden 3; Automatic
Transmission 3. Sewing Machine Center
Duff s Heating service 3, urea?
Northern Railway 1; Amidon's Business
Machines 3, Wright's Real Estate 1.
High team game. Franklin LHo Insur
ance 13; high team series. Amidon's
Business Machines 2595; high Ind. game,
Betty Coot 199; high Ind. series. Betty
cool 317.
LADYBUO LEAGUE
W L
46 30
45 31
42 34
47 34
39 37
31' 1 37'
31' a 371
37 39
36 40
33 43
32 44
27 49
Schulie Tires
Drive More Motors
Billy Golden TV
Coca Cola
First Federal
Lucca Lounge
Little Sweden
TP Pack, no
Howard's Cleaners
Signal Oil
The Ranch
Market Basket
Jan. 17 results: Market Basket 4, Lucca
Lounge 0; Drive More Motors 2, The
Ranch 2; Howard's Cleaners 3, Little
Sweden 1; Schule Tires 3. Signal Oil
l; Coca Cola 3. Billy Godlen TV 1) TP
Packing X First Federal 1.
High team game. Coca Cola 1001; high
team series. Coca Cola 2844; high Ind.
qamt, Sandy Shaffer 215; high Ind. se
ries. Mary Bolhwell 559.
MAJOR CLASSIC LEAGUE
W L
50 30
47' j 32' 1
47 33
46 34
44 36
41 "j 31' j
3 47
37i 31',
36 44
33' 1 46H
30 46
25 S
Spud Cellar
Maury's Foreign Cars
Southern Oregon Music
Lewis Chevron
Vomers Cate
Jocks Super Market
Lucky Lanes
Kingsley Jets
Superior Troy
Klamath Tractor
K.ngilev Voodoos
eth St. Otvoen Sales
Jan. 14 reiuUs: 6th St. Oxygen Sales 1.
So. Oregon Music 3; Jocks Super Mar
ket 1, Superior Troy 3; Klamath Trac
tor 3. Lewis Chevron 1; Spud Cellar 0.
Maury's Foreign Cars 4; Lucky Lanes
1, Valhers Cafe 3.
High team game. So. Oregon Musk
804j high team series. Valuers Cafe 2147;
high ind. game. Bill Hawley 249; high
"id. series, Bitty Hawley, Keith Wurner
MU.
SPTS BOWLING
CITY LEAGUE
M
W L
59 17
55" t 20U
53
51 25
51 25
J8 it
34' 41' I
34 42
Ji'l 43'
25 SI
15' 1 60' 1
10 66
Rpherts Hardware
Walker Bros.
Gurtnarfls SfOt Repair
Kn.ghfs ot Col.
Bly Logging
StMrs Roffruck
Bald Eagles
Ss-hulr tires
Shatter fclKtriC
U S. Nat Bank
Pa'mer V Tire
ONC Trucking
Jan 17 rtsulti
Krugnfi (if Col
OC Trucking 0,
4 Stars Roebuck 3.
Farmers Tire Service
Bald Cao'ei
J j. Shatter Eiectr.c r ; Schulie Tires 0.
Roberts Hardware : Gunnards SNM Re-
Pa. r 2, Waikfr Bros. 2, Bly Logging
4. U S Nat Bank o
Hign team game Knights of Cot. ICOfh
high team se'ei. Bly Looqrg 78'6; hqn
nd. game, Gun'wd Piorson 21 ; high
md. series. &ynnrtf Biorson 603.
LUCKY LANES . ..
LUCKY ROLLERS LEAGUE
W L
Halls Construction 49 23
Crxa Coia 46i 25
Vanity Fair 4J 79
Cray-VifCell J9'i Ji'
Arrow F-uel if 33 1
Crater LaKe 37 35
treis Dfrt S'ore 34 JS
Peterion UI JJ' 38'
Thurston Danct S'udO J
Mtnley 5-ora 79 43
Cliff Yadens 2' 45
Mannifi J6 6
It result- Hai C(wi)triKtlon 3.
Cova Co'a t Off Yaem 0. Vanty Fair
ffe'i Dppt 5o-e S Pefe'vws mm
Mann.e t. Ar-ow Fuel 3: Oay-V'tc-1
Hfn'ey $i0, j, Trtyrstons Dance
ift-n-o 2 C''r I aks
IfLi M,o" tm oime. Oav.V'Ci 7
gh t-n if. C'v-V'f('i 70i
tol g- RjrtrtfVf (n 101 h8"
lti7:tnd. se'.e. Benn, Cray 43.
AMCRICAN BANTAM LIAOUI
W
Itt'eotfoMrt ?8
A 'ev Cn ;0 1
Ci"'ftO'S H 1
Jf'vn 9 1
Results- A"v OM 7 Jetjons li
tCAKhafe1 j. C or r m tors
H gh team oame. untouchables I
high team series. Untouchables 1511; high
ind. game, Wayne Begg 201 ; high Ind.
series, Wayne Begg 361.
HOLIOAY BANTAMS LEAGUE
NATIONALS
W L
Cards 26 10
Top Cats 19 17
Screw Balls 14
Giants 13 23
Results: Screw Balls 3. Giants 0; Cards
3. Too Cats 0.
High team game. Screw Balls 733; high
team series, screw eans mv; nign ma.
game, Ron Stemler 177; high Ind. se
ries Ron Stemler 340.
HOLIDAY BOWLERETTES LEAGUE
L
Crescent Sea Foods 59 17
Klamath Dairy Association 57 24
Elect rolux 40'4 3S'i
Klamath Hardwoods 35' j
Conners Service 33V 42' j
Shell Oil 33'.i 42V)
Drumstick 29 47
CWA 23 53
Jan. II results: Shell Oil 4, CWA 0;
Crescent Sea Foods 3. Klamath Hard'
woods 1; Klamath Dairy Assoc. 2, Drum
stick 2; Electrolux 2, Conners Service 2.
Hioh team game, Klamath Dairy Assoc.
906; hioh team series, Electrolux 2563;
high Ind. game, Jewell Hughey 190; high
Ind. series, Ricme uunn 434.
CAL-ORE LEAGUE
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43' 36' 1
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42 Vj 37'
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33 47
32 48
27 53
Greenwood
LoOben Masonry
Adair Furniture
Webb Insurance
Klamath Gas Co.
Simplot Devot
Stevens
Bob t Pollys
Keffers Auto Repair
Cash & Save Oil Co.
Jones Auto Repair
sixth Street Steel
Results: casn & save aimpior urvoe
1; Keffers Auto Repair 3, Bob & Pollys
1; Jones Auto Repair 3, Sixth St. Sleet
1; Lobben Masonry 4. Klamath Gas Co.
0; Adair Furniture 4, Stevens 0; Green
wood Masonry 4, Webb Insurance 0.
Hioh team aame, Ketters auio Repair 1
810; high team series. Greenwood Mason
ry 2337; high Ind. game (men), Harold
Daniels 236; high ind. series (men). El-
mr Anderson 601 ; nign inn. game iwom-
en). Nancy Yancy 198; high ind. series
(women), tiama ureenwoou j.
FRI NITB MIXED FOURSOME
W 1
Ace TV
Weyerhaeuser Credit Union
Coca Cola
Mitchs Grocery
50
Norvais Golden Rule
Cash & Save
Tower Service
42
40' i 39Vi
Kerns Dry Cleaning
39' i 40V
Todd Building
Bud & Jerris Midway
M&M Market
AJUrilanri Mrkt
34' 45 'a
22Vi 57'3
Jan. 18 results: weyerneeuser trrun
Union 3. Todd Bulldlna l; coca coia a,
Cash a. Save 0; MAM Market 4, Tower
Service 0; Ace TV 4, Mllchs Grocery 0;
Kerns Dry Cleaning 2Vi. Midland Market
vt. Norvais Golden kui a, duo a jer
ries Midway 0.
High team game, Ace iv bm; nign
team series. Ace TV 2421; hiqh ind.
game (men). Jim Hasskamp 221; high
ind. series (men), Leon Roberts 5B6; high
ind. game (women), Cathy Hoft 211; high
Ind. series (women), Lamy mom m.
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SITUATIONS WANTED IBlrage, fireplace, 3011 Boardman, TU 2-0990.
WOMAN wants work.
Oays. TU 4-8537.
What-Have-You.
LICENSED CHILD CARE
bv hour. dav. week
Monday through Friday, t a m. to 6 p.m.
ijd lanson urive, 1U Z-IS44
WANTED small sets of business accounts
to keep my home, TU 2-5217.
IRONING, Washing. Pickup, Deliver. Ex
perienced, Reasonable! TU 4-9434.
CHILD care, your home or mint any
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CLL that vacant rental with a fast act
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ROOMS FOR RENT
22
CLEAN, comfortable
from Main, S5 ft up.
STEAM heated, quiet, sleeoing rooms.i$
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT
jPARK APTS , $30 uo, bachelor, natural
noi waier, I J -y54, TU 4-3854.
MODERN 3 rooms and bath, $40 and up,
brick court, garages. 221 Soring.
MODERN bedroom furnished acts,
per mjnth, TU 4-569?.
APARTMENT near Weyerhaeuser
fur. .
;nra. umines, steam heat. $4
, tu
0 4-8J13.
t?5WARM, CLEAN
tel Units with
COMFORTABLE. Mo-
kifchens.
weekly rates,
TU 4-3236
1 DUPLTX,
1 location,
4-3659.
4 room turniihed,
garage, laundry.
excellent
M. TU
CLEAN. Qiiiat, furnnhed. hsth. itm
""r courtnouse. ats Walnut.
ONE bedroom furnished apartment
3J3 So. Mth
FURNISHED apartment
TU 2-4736.
142 Riverside
FURNiSHFD aoartmeot, ?nj Gary, Ui,
cashing facilities, TU 2034
ATTRACTIVE-7thft Pine! furnished,
free heat. Adults, tsf.jo. Alpha Apis..
4-4522.
$'5 TO $20 weeMv rate, kitchens avail
ab'e, Johnnys Motel, 2005 Bfenn.
EWAUNA
DOWrVTOWN
Klamath's mot modern, lurnnhed.
so. nth. tu : io2
2 PEOROOM flelue unfurnished apart
ment. Immediate occupancy. TU I-500.
BACHELOR apartment, $47 W. heat. w.
ter, garbage servce inuuoed. inquire
?I3 No. etn, Aof. 102.
COMPLETELY furnished including'" i-
ENJOYAHLE- dow'pwn Vfvvi. het
free Adults. $5. Atea Apartments, tu
2 BEDROOM unfurnished, ground flOO-.
' washer hoowo, ffxed. $50. TU
SPAOjtatNC. uCfw-v h."i-ed Le'ot
bedroom. et-e bat. hef tree. Mwits.
ONE hedrtym fr -n-'ed tft , r ;e 1
C'ean a-st comtrvtt.-,, c,ri, ft. y.j..!
t es furmined ecrt e et" ty. tu -7i !
BURNISHED l room apt., $&
pa4. 4i No. i:m.
1 1 APARTMENTS EOR RENT
ONE or 2 bedroom furnished. Heat,
water paid. 125 Grant. TU 2-4719.
NICE clean furnished apartment, close in,
TU 2-2531. TU 4-4966.
2 BEDROOMS furnished apts.,
TU 2-49J5 anytime, TU 4-3269
CONSTRUCTION workers welcome) W.
new OTI site, furnished, TV available.
weekly rates. Pelican Motel, TU 2-9256.
iONE bedroom unfurnished duplex,
2650 Bisbee. Ph. TU 2-4090.
THREE room completely furnished apart
menf, 199 Walnut, TU 4-5472.
NICELY furnished, three rooms and bath.
garage, private entrance. TU 2-1214.
FURNISHED large 3 rooms, clean, warm,
rug, $45, Inquire 1624 Division
' REX ARMS
1 OR 1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS.
CLOSE IN
HEAT, WATER, GARBAGE PAID
224 BROAD - TJ 2-9217.
$36 to $58.50
COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COST!
1-2-3 b-vdroom apts,, furnished or unfur
nished. Permanent maintenance Included,
Monday through Friday
SHASTA VIEW
APARTMENTS
U27 WASHBURN WAY TU 4427)
OMtca hours I a.m. to 5 p.m.
RICKFALLS
APARTMENTS
ond
MOTEL
2660 Shasta Way
One ond Two Bedroom opts.
Furnished ond Unfurnished
$69.50 to $89.50
Daily, Weekly Motel Rotes
TU 2-5577
KLAMATH FALLS FINEST
2544 Union
t Bedroom unfurnished
2 Bedroom unfurnished
Spacious Rooms
Tastefully Decorated
Wall to Wall Carpeting
Swimming Pool
Rental includes all services
except telephone and electricity
Dorothr-a Nelan TU 1-OJ66
nuUJLJ rjr (ti v
HOT SPRINGS, one bedroom furnished
FURNISHED 1 bedroom, gas or oil, 1 or
t cnuarcn o.k. iv -aivt.
NICELY furnished one bedroom home, '.i
acre. Close In. TU 4-5058.
ONE bedroom furnished home near bast.
S45. TU 4-4693 evenings.
RENT, lease-option, sale or trade, two
bedrooms, electric heat, approximately
three acres. Mile from Kingsley. Twin
Cities Realty, 1087 Main, Springfield, Ph
Diamond 3-0112.
ONE bedroom furnished, gas heat. Phone
TU 2-3363.
ONE bedroom house, large living room,
newly painted Inside and out, garage,
sso, can atier a p.m. tu -i.
TWO bedroom house, partly furnished,
S6S. Hilltop Station, 3021 Greensprings,
TWO bedroom duplex, stove, rcfrigera
tor. washer, water furnished, oarage. In
quire 3675 Homed ale before 9 a.m., after
6 p.m. TU 4-B?.
CLEAN 2 bedroom house in Suburban
District, Call TU 2-6268.
CLEAN 1 bedroom furnished home,
rage, fenced yard. TU 4-7373.
NEW furnished 2 bedroom home.
Madison, call TU 2-3280.
WANTED to rent 4 or J bedroom home.
Write Herald and News, Box 441 C.
FURNISHED clean
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5719 Shasta Way.
BEDROOM, oil furnace,
wired tor
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ONE bedroom furnished, gas heat,
stoves, gas refrigerator, etc., $47.50,
4-6130.
BACHELOR cabin, gas heat, stove, $22.50.
TU 4-6130.
FOUR bedroom, excellent neighborhood,
South Suburban, hardwood floors, fire
place, TU 4-524.
RENT, sale or trade 3 bedroom unfur
nished house, full basement, automatic
oil heal, fireplace, garaqe, plus 18 x 22
house In rear. TU 4-6844.
FOR lease to permanent tennant, two
bedroom home at 614 Conger Ave. Fire
place, basement, oil furnace, garage. At
tractive yard with trees, flowers, shrubs.
Available latter part of Feb. $115 per mo.
TU 2-3461, days; TU 4-4581, evenings.
UNFURNISHED duple, fireplace, full
basement, call TU 4-6597 alter 5 p.m.
CLEAN one bedroom furnished cabin,
$35, 1235 Adams, TU 4-3854, TU 4-9754.
TWO bedroom
unfurnished house. TU
4-4379.
UNFURNISHED two bedroom house, East
Main, one Child, $55. TU 4-9106.
ONE bedroom furnished duplex. Adults,
no dogs, $45. TU 4-4281.
ONE bedroom unfurnished, electric range,
builtin oven, extra bedroom and storaoe
space attached to garage. 1 acres, 2330
Grape, TU 4-3309.
ONE bedroom furnished house, call
TU 4-4379.
LARGE two bedroom unfurnished duplex,
like new, S85. 1B13 SUkiyou, IU -SB4.
ONE bedroom unfurnished house,
2139 Main. Phone TU 2-3866.
MtLLS, three room. Stoves and retrloer
ator. Washer, dryer hookup. TU 2-3852.
unfurnished two bedroom duplex, on-
TWO bedroom unfurnished, near Mills
School, 249 Martin, TU 4-9784.
FURNISHED 1 bedroom. Water, garbage.
Wocus, no pets, TU 4-9497.
TWO bedroom unfurnished house, garage.
TU 4-3893.
FURNISHED two bedroom, hot well,
rage, fenced back yard, TU 4-7875.
NEAT and clean 3 year old 2 bedroom
unfurnished duplex. New stove and ret rig
Orator. Mills Addition, $85. TU 2-4664.
Eves. TU 4-5544.
OUTSTANDING
7 bedroom duptex on Laverne. electric
heat, garage, fireplace, TU 2-4752.
SMALL unfurnished house. Mills Addition,
-;S40. TU 4-9323.
SMALL two bertroom house, automatic
gas heal, washer-dryer hookup, garage,
- jo, TU 2-5322 or TU 4-4(19.
1 BEDROOM duplex, Water, garbage
paid. Stove, retngerator, $60. TU 4-49IS.
REMODELED 2 bedroom duplex, furnish
$65, Inquire 111 P-ne.
ONE bedroom furnished duplex, wMai
raid. Nice neighborhood. TU 2-1456.
HOT SPRINGS 2 bedroom UPltalri, un-
I furnished duplex, garage. Adults only,
1 $65. T U 4-4850.
TWO unfurnished two bedroom
South suburban, S65. TU 2-3923.
TWO bedroom unfurnished house. TU
TWO bedroom unfurnished house, $45.
Children, pets, o.k. References required.
TU 2-6590.
NICE 2 bedroom furnished house. $75.
TU 2-3852
LARGE t bedroom, oarage. as furnace,
rage. $40, inau"-e 1502 California.
TWO brd'oom un'u-n shed, good location, j
TU 2-JSI7. TU 4-9S63 after 5.
i SMALL tw.se flushed, close in. 147 50. '
oho" Tu 4-l?02 evening.
NICE two bedroom traiict for rent, ohone
TU 2-1350. J
CLEAN three bed'ocm imlurrtihed. 3
miles north of Mamath Fails, children,
" ' M ' SC. fO PtRT YTO L C T 77 j
'''jPOR lMe lil acre evel ground under'
Irrigat-on. Vactioei area 70 acre good!
spud ground. Or wtl se( or trade. TU
REAL ESTATE WANTED
28
' W ANT f D ;
e'sMv Ste'
et. 3 bed'oom house, cef-
s ScNw1 District, neeoed be-
ifor-e Jan jy TU I-IS34.
T'AO 0
$,7,yjr
three bxuocm
j've de'aiis, Bo 4?c.
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rff teh wMn vou can trad. Cal
DEANE SACHER
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE H 29
'i ACRE ranch style 3 bedroom home,
fireplace, 2' i baths, nicely landscanad
yard, excellent view, 127,500. Location
Yreka, will trade for Klamalh Falls prop
arty. TU 2-5048.
HEAL ESTATE fOK SALE ..30
TKR?E bedroom home lor sale. 174
Summers Lane, TU 4-45??.
FOR sale by owner: Deluxe home in
Moyina Heights. Assume Ore. Vet. Loan.
1225 Carlson Dr. TU 4-6364.
- ,
LOT overlooking Moore Park and Klam
ath Lake within city limits. TU 4-7953.
OLDER 3 bedroom suburban home. Built
in kitchen, carpeting, garage, small let.
59,000. TU 4-7312.
THREE bedroom home. Milts Addition.
Two baths, 2 fireplaces, family room.
Front room and dining room carpeted.
Garbage disposal, attached garage. !!,
000 for quick sale. TU 4-4442.
BY OWNER, fine Ashland home. Roman
brick construction, best location. Out
standing view. 4 acre In city limits. 7
bedrooms, Vt baths. Sacrifice, 124,500,
Ash I 4K!0i7 or 482-3969.
THREE lots, sell or trade for lata model
Volkswagen, TU 2-4343.
HOT SPRING. Family type home, hot
wter heat, priced to sell. TU 4-7985.
THREE bedroom brick, 4715 Onyx, 1"i
baths, wall to wall carpet fireplace, built
oven and range, sprinkler system.
519,800. Will accet 2 or 3 bedroom Iraiier
in trade. TU 2-5132.
THREE bedroom house, garage, outbuild
ings, u 4-ygja,
15 ACRES, unimproved, k-aved road, beau
tiful building site, Henley School District,
S4.500. TU 4-7814.
2-BEDROOM brick home, fireplace. Wash-
aryer, stove included. Fenced yard.
covered patio. 16'x20' shop, $17,500. Call
i u Z-OZZ4 atier 5 p.m.
OLDER 3 bedroom Hot Springs home.
Dishwasher, basement, 14 baths, double
garage. $11,750. TU 4-3798.
LOVELY 3 bedroom home In aood loca
tion near new OTI site. Bath and a half,
fireplace, covered patio, fenced back
yard. Double garage. Price .$17,500. Call
TU 2-1422.
SELL or trade for Klamath Falls prop
erty, I year old Central Point beauty.
mree Dea rooms, large living room with
fireplace, all drapes included. Lovelv
dining room and kitchen. Double car
port, lawn and shrubbery In. Availablt
March 1st. Art Moorman TU 2-1238.
i FOR sale by owner 2 bedroom home with
12 bedroom rental in suburban area. Will
accept cattle in trade. TU 4-4023.
THREE bedroom home tor sale. 4103 Sum
mers Lane, TU 4-4539.
CASH for farm equipment you want te
tell comes fast when you use low cost
Want Ads. Dial TU 4-1111.
NEW HOME
Beautiful 3 bedroom, hardwood floors,
fireplace, ceramic tile bath, forced air
heat, patio, dining room. Exclusive Dis
trict. 15,000. TU 2-2410.
ONLY $7,500
Buys this 2 bedroom modern home on
acre irrigated. Excellent suburban loca
tion. Name your own terms. Will consid
er car or pickup or what have you in
trade. .
FOR
Comfort, convenience and more for your
dollar, call now to see this newly built 3
bedroom modern home. Family room,
utility, double carport. Total price only
$9,500. Low down payment on F.H.A. or
SUBURBAN
custom built 2 bedroom tor tha most dis
criminating. Large rooms throughout. At-
active tuli wall fireplace. Economical
oil furnace heat. A real value at $15,500.
Terms.
STILES REALTY -
MEMBER INTERNATIONAL
TRADERS CLUB
133 South th Street Phona TU 2-4740
Fred Tucker TU 4-9742
Hank Hansen TU 2-3101
Homer Stiles TU 4-9M4
Lois Macy
TU 4-5667
DRIVE BY
4809 Summers Lena and check this at
tractive 3 bedroom home on large cor
ner lot. Fireplace, separate dining room,
automatic heat. Garage and patio. Own
er will take good house trailer for part
payment. $13,800. Terms and immediate
possession.
LEONARD I
REALTY r
1212 Main TU 4-7521 or TU 4-9ftS
Audrey Keerlns TU 4-4JS5
Joe Perry TU
Joe Leonard TU 2-057T
STROUT:
REALTY
Eves.
Bob ft Stella Dehiinger
Hank Hotman
TU 2-560T
TU 2-5041
Attractive suburban 1 bedroom home,
completely remodeled. New fireplace,
wall to wall carpet, half acre, shrubs,
flowers and apple trees. S,500.
Medallion 3 bedroom home, 2 betM.
Nice suburban district. All built in an
pliances, fireplace, wall to wall carpet
Excellent condition. SI5.7S0. -
OPEN HOUSE
SAT. and SUN. "
1643 MANZANITA
Hot Springs Addition
3 Level Blocks to High School
fGO UP CRESCENT ST. TO MAN7APH.
TA AND TURN RIGHT.) Here is a drei
home built for a lifetime of enoyme
Nylon carpet in living room. hall, and tw4
bedrooms. Charming birch kitchen ww
builtin aooliances. Full room height fte
place witn cor bled party hearth. Con
crete driveway and sidewalks. AND,
best of all! Tha full purchase price a
only .... w,
$12,500 r
FOR SALE Z
TO BE MOVED z
35 units. One 3 bedroom houit, U p.
2-3-4 room houses, 19 two am) four
room apartments. Make sealed
b'ds on one or all Furniture,
plumbing and wiring Included. Lo- ,,
cated at 2514 So. eth, and I oo,
Vveverhatuser Road.
Bids will be due January 30th. w
Inquire
Rte. 2, Box 500A
TU 2-5423
STILWELL & CO. Present
DO YOU LOVE A SUNSET? YOU ShovW
view one from the broad windows
tti.s lovely home in Moyina. Theca
ls a b'O living room with beam ceiitoej
and beautiful fireoiace with piu
ooors 3 oood sired bedrooms, om
ing room w.th glm doors to palic
kitchen wim complete buii'-in enu.
ment r'us ne onete. I1 1 batna
b-g Utility room with tots of storage,
doub'e garage, paved drive. iau
are m, yard fenced. New drapes and
in wen incuod m price at
Mi 500. See if now.
ON PLEASANT LAVE ONE STREE-
0"i 2 b'txM from Person Scr-Tf.
3 n'ce bedrooms, oversized hathr(ir-i,
pleasant dvig room, om ng rcr.
ve'y co"ve",e"t h 'chen. b g u
area w-tn abundant s'O'age. la'oe
tacheo garage. This p,ce tn wceM
co-fl'-on, best coni'ruct-on Fei-
prmed at n.50 Any type fmaxn.
STILWELL & CO.
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