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BOWLING RESULTS HERALD AM) NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ort. Thunday, March 7, 1963 PAGE 11-A MOOSI PA'S LEAGUE W L Lucky Ln Ausgrovt PlumftinQ Altamont Grocery C P. 4 W W. Ward O'Hair's Memorial Chapef iVi 39' i 52 ' I 39', SO AJ 8i 43', Pastegas Market 43 49 Harry Lanptiear Insurance 43 49 Bings Satellite Room 4, 491, "0" Club 41', 50', Merrill Moost 38 y March 4 results: Lucky Lanes 3, "40" Out) 1; Aitamont Grocery 3, CP. & WW. Ward 1; Musgrove Plumbing 3, Bmgs Satellite Room 1; Harry Lanphear ins 3. Merrill Moose 1; O'Hairs Memorial Crifl pet 3, Pasteqas Market 1. Hign team game, Musgrove Plumbing 9?Qi high team series. Musgrove Plumb ing J4S8; high ind. gam. "Sing" Bing ham 245; high ind. series, "Bing" Bing ham U. BOOSTER LEAGUE W L Dutfs Heating M 3J Heaton Steel W 36 Dorris Lumber SB 38 Pelican Mobil Si 41, Switl 4 Company 46' 1 49' j Kimbaii Glass 46 50 Klamath JC 44 $? Jacks Color Chip 43 53 Unique Market 43 53 ft""JOIli i"l Si Nelion TV 39 57 Results: Dorris Lumber 4. Nelson TV 0; Klamath JC 3. Amidons I; Oulis Heating 2, Jacks Color Chip 2; Heaton sieei 4, Kimball Glass 0; Pelican Mobil 4. Metier Bros. 0; Unique Market 3, SwtM and Co. 1. High team game, Pelican Mobil 1031; high team series, Pelican Mobil 3069; hith ind. game, Tom Ridenour 343; high ind. series, George Cornell 591. NITE OWL LEAGUE W Sweep rs Panhandlers Mustanqs A & OS Ht-Zums Cotlonpickers The Blind Four 4-Damatics 37 50 3R . 49' 1 38'j 416' AVi 4b' 1 41' j 40 4 36' 1 47',', March 5 results: Hl-Zums 3, Cotton Pickers 1; sweepers 3, Mustangs 2; The Blind Four 4, 4-Damatics 0; A & Ds 4, Panhandlers 3. High team game, The Blind Four 819; high team series. The Blind Four 2327; high ind. game (women), Molly Wlrfs 193; high ind. series (women), Helen Dixon 468; high ind. game (men), Charles Whitmore 201; high Ind. series (men), Leroy Brown 517. WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE W L Suburban Finance 60 32 Crater Lake Creamery 54 38 Hatters Furniture 54 38 Beachs Jewelers 51' 1 40' 2 Trophy House 45' 1 46' 1 Holiday Bowl 43 49 One Hour Martinizing 35 57 Browns Plumbing 25 67 Results: Holiday Bowt 3. One Hour Mar tinliing 1; Hafters Furniture 4, Crater Lake Creamery 0; Suburban Finance 4, Trophy House 0; Browns Plumbing 2, Beachs Jewelers 2. High team game. Suburban Finance 739; high team series. Suburban Fi nance 2084: high Ind. qame. Bert War ner 233; high Ind. series, Bert Warner 623. LION AUXILIARY LEAGUE W L Tail Twisters 54 34 Merrill 47'.j Jfi'j Jolly Jills 41 47 Twisters 33' 1 SA'i Results: Merrill 3. Jolly Jills 1; Tail Twisters 3, Twisters 1. High team game, Merrill 566; hiqh team series, Merrill 1657; high Ind. taame, Joy Rigo 160; high Ind, series, H. DeBoy 461. WEYERHAEUSER KNIGHTS Wood Choppers Rrlters Three Blow Hardboarders Night Hawks ' LEAGUE W L Green Horns in Ton Mill Kights fl 17 Results: Green Horns 3. Belters 2; Hardboarders 4, Top Katu 1; Three Blows 4 Mill Kights 1; Wood Choppers 3, Night Hawks 2. High team game. Green Horns 626; high team series, Green Horns 2285; high Ind. game, Willie Erickson 211; high ind. series, Willie Erickson 211. TWINKLE TOES LEAGUE Musketeers Sputter Pins Unconerns Nutcrackers Feb. 23 results: Unconcerns 3i Sput ter Pins 1; 3 Musketeers 4, Nutcrackers 0. Hiqh team game, Musketeers 560; high team series, Musketeers 1560; hiqh Ind game, Cheryl Jack 201; high ind. se ries, Reda Jack 517. I 315 So. 6th B B I 17EE d 1 - r WEYERHAEUSER KNIGHTS LEAGUE Wood Choppers joj , 9 3 Three Blows n, ip, N'grtt Hawks i 11 Belters 11 n ! Haroooarders 14 w Mill Kignts i i Green Horns n 19 Top Kats f 21 Results: Wood Choppers 4. Haniboard ers 1; Night Hawks 5. Top Kats 0, Three Blows A, Belters I; MHI Kights 4, Green Horns 1. High team game. Wood Choppers M, high team serie. Wam rhwuu.i high ind. game. Max Revn 7)5: h.an series, Gerald Case 205. HOLIDAY MASTERS LEAGUE Peterson Points Hawleys Plastering Crater Enterprises Service 5B5.62 .3S The Troohy House L?wis Cnevron Squirt Bennington Steel Bldgs ill. 10 58 02 573 7 562.54 March 5 resutts: Hawleys Plastering 2'j, Crater Enterprises 1 1; Squirt 3, Lew is Chevron ; Bennington Steel 2, The Trophy House 1. High team game. Squirt 846; hiqh team series. Squirt 2322: high Ind. game. Gino RosteroUa 258; high ind erej, Al 'ta-i ".verm US. ' ' LITTLE MONSTERS LEAGUE BANTAM BOYS W Martians Screwballs Jelsons Stars 21 Alley Cats 13 Flintstones 13 26 March 2 results: Martians 3, Flintstones l; Stars 3, Alley Cats 1; Jttsons 3, Screw balls 0. High team game, Alley Cats 554; high team series, Jelsons 1075; high Ind. gam. Pat Audits 141; high Ind. series, Pat Audiss 240. ' COFFEE CUP LEAGUE W Overhead Door Putnams Logging Bings Satellite Tower Furniture Big Y Market Clydes Towing Metier Brothers Klamath Auto Wreckers Jones Office Fashion Cleaners Bowden Music So. Ore. Aviation Johnnys Flying "A" Drlscoll 8. Padgett 59' j 36' j 57 39 55' a 40') 52' 1 43' 1 42' j 53' 1 42"i 53' 2 38' 1 57' 3 Liens store 36 60 Suburban Finance 33 63 March 5 results: Clydes Towing 4. Klamath Auto Wr, 0; Big Y Mkt. 4. Liens Store 0; So. Ore, Aviation 3, Bowden Music 1; Bings Satellite 3, Sub Finance 1; Metier Bros. 2, Fashion Cleaners 2; Jones Office 2, Tower Furnitur 2; John nys Flying "A"' 2, Putnams Logging 2; Overhead Door 1. Drlscoll & Padgett 3. High team game, Clydes Towing 769; high team series, Clydes Towing 3198; hiqh ind. game (women), Helen Gerdinq 1R9; high ind. series (women), Gloria Newton 534. BASIN LEAGUE W L n 31 71 'i 32"i Kaler Auto Service 8, Parts Pioneer Tobacco Co. Spudnut No. 2 67 37 Pacific Supply Cooperative 65 39 Lauras Beauty Fair 63 41 Park Cabinet 55' '7 40' 1 CWA 43 62 Idellas Grocery 43 62 Sunrise Safety Center 38 66 Soudnul 38 66 HRP 38 66 Merits Service Supply 32 73 Results: Pioneer Tobacco Co. 4, Sun rise Salety Center 0; HRP 3, CWA 1; Spudnut 3, Spudnut No. 2 1; Park Cabin et 3, Kaler Auto Service & Parts 1 ; Lauras Beauty Fair 3, Idellas Grocery 1; Pacific Supply Cooperative 4, Merits Svc. Supoly 0. High team game, Idellas Grocery 991; high team series, Lauras Beauty Fair 2B21; high ind, game, Dick Cary 263; high ind. series, E. Hammil 623. MAJOR CLASSIC LEAGUE W L Southern Oregon Music 66 38 Snud Cellar ' 67 43 Maurys Foreign Cars Lewis Chevron Klngsley Jets Jocks Super Market Klngsley Voodoos Klamath Tractor Valliers Cafe Superior Troy Lucky Lanes 6 St. Oxygen Sales 61' 3 42' 1 57 47 55' 1 48' a 54''i 49'3 50' 7 53' 1 48' 3 55' 1 45 59 29' 3 74" March 6 results: Kinqsley Voodoos -Maurys 3 1 Lucky Lanes-Lewis Chevron 1 3 Kl. Tractor-Klngsley Jets 1 3 Superior Troy 6 St. Oxygen 4 0 Spud Cellar-So. Ore. Music 0 4 Jocks Market-Valliers Cafe 4 0 High team game, Jocks Super Marke) 877; hiqh team series, Jocks Super Mar ket 2493; high Ind. game, Frank Beard 354; high Ind. series, Ray Beard 659. TIRE SALE THE ALL-NEW GENERAL THE TIRE THAT BRINGS PREMIUM QUALITY NYGEN CORD AND TWIN TREADS TO THE LOW-PRICE FIELD! See it... Drive it... Buy it Today I GENERAL'S DOUBLE All General Tires are guaranteed II I against delects in workman ship and materials for the hla of the tire and (21 against normal road hazards for the number of months specified. Adjustments prorated on General's current prices St time of adjustment. ONARCH TIRE SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE Tims Shell interstate Pump Lucky Lanes Klamath Cable TV Carlsons Wilson Wiley Ruick -Vest Heat Pump Bobs Union East Side Electric Overhead Door Wheelers Nursery Specialized Service March 6 results: 44' 1 57' 1 44- 58 45' 58' 3 44' 1 59' 1 43'j ti W. Wiley Buick 4. Interstate Pump 3. Ovemead Door ft; Bobs Union 1; Klamath Cable TV 2 Wheelers Nursery 2; Lucky Lanes 3. West Heat Pump 3; Carlsons 3. Spec Svc. 1; Tims Shell 2. East Side Electro 2 High team game. East Side Electric t029; high team series, Carlsons 2891; high ind. game. Wiiber Haskms 226; hig'i 'nd. series, Larry Jones 5?3. MINOR CLASSIC LEAGUE Laurentide Finance McKains Potatoes Dales Body Shop Bruce Owens Realtors Acme Concrete Victors Herald And News Bings Cafe 57' j 46' i 55' 1 48"'i 52 52 46 58 Pc- Denture Service mm"-, Moooc Lumber Co. 39 65 Landry Insurance 24 80 March 6 results: Laurentide-Bings Cafe 3 1 Landry ln,-McKaigs Potatoes 1 3 Bank of KFalls-Acme Concrete ' j 3' i Victors-Dales Body Shop 0 4 Modoc Lbr. -Personal Denture 4 0 Bruce Owens-Herald & News 4 0 High team game. Modoc Lbr. Co. 950, high team series, Bruce Owens Realtors 3688; high ind. game, Louie Bath-A I Sortnstn (tie) 235; high Ind. series, Al tort rut n 631. JOLLY JINX LEAGUE W L Tack Room 66 30 Klamath Brick & Tile 43 34 Les Hoback 56 40 House of Shoes 53' t 47' 1 Klamath Lumber & Box 50 Winima Hotel 4d Friemans Saddlery J't At' 7 Bobs Flying A 45 51 Plckelts Dairy 45 51 Clydes Market 47 54 Big Y Market 41 55 Skyline Diesel 30 76 Results: Les Hoback 4, Bobs Flying A 0; Big Y 4, Skyline 0; Tack Room 4, Picketts 0; Kl. Brick 4, House of Shoes 0; Kl. Lbr. & Box 3, Wlnema 1; Freemans 3, Clydes 1. High team game, Klamath Brick & Tile B95; high team series, Tack Room 763B; high ind. game, Mildred Robbins 191; high ind. series. Hazel Heaton 509. BASIN LIONS LEAGUE W L Roarers 66 44 Dorris Lions 63' 7 46' 7 Leos 61 49 Jungle Kings 59 51 Gems 57 53 The Busters 48' 1 61' 3 Lion Tamers 48' 1 61'i Tail Twisters 38 72 Results: The Busters 3, Gems 2; Jun gle Kings 5. Roarers 0; Lion Tamers 5, Tail Twisters 0; Leos 5, Dorris Lions 0. High team game, Leos 694; high team series, Leos 2705; high Ind. game, Roy Boasicy 229; high ind, series, H. 8. oex ter 756. NIGHT CRAWLERS LEAGUE W L Klamath Hardwoods 71 44 Crispy Creme Donuts 69 46 Shortys Flying A 67' 1 47' 3 Franti Oil Filters 66 49 Halls Signal Service 60 55 Elmers Texaco 56' j Sfl'j Rays Harley Davidson Sales 56 Weyerhaeuser 47 Johnnys Flying A 67'i 47'3 Cash & Save Oil Co. 38' 3 76'2 Results: Klamath Hardwoods 3' 1, Cris py Creme Donuts 2' 1; Franti: Oil Fil lers 4' 3, Weyerhauser ' 1, Shortys Fly ing A 4, Rays Harley Davidson 1 ; El mers Texaco 4, Johnnys Flying A 1; Halls Signal Service 4, Cash 8. Save Oil Co. I High learn game, Shortys Flying A 5fll; high team series, Klamath Hard- wodost Crispy Creme Donuts 2252; hiqh ind. game, John Webb 316; high md. se ries, John Webb 739. NIGHT CRAWLERS LEAGUE W L Klamath Hardwoods Crispy Creme Donuts Shortys Flying A Franti Oil Filters" Halls Signal Service Rays Harley Davidson Sales Elmers Texaco Weyerhaeuser Johnnys Flying A Cash & Save Oil Co. 68' ? 41' 7 66' 7 43' 1 63' 1 46V3 61 '3 53' 57 V, 46' i 63' 7 42' 7 67 37' 7 73'-3 Results: Halls Signal Service 3, Shor tys Flying A 3; Crispy Creme Do nuts 4, Johnnys Flying A 1 ; Klamath Hardwoods 4, Rays Harley Davidson J Weyerhaeuser 4. Elmers Texaco I; Frantz Oil Filters 4, Cash & Save Oil Co 1 High team game, Klamath Hardwoods 643; nigh team series, Klamath Hard woods 3356; high ind. game, Bill Hanan 218; high ind. series, Bill Hanan 759. GUARANTEE Ph. TU 4-7071 CLAY BUILDS CARD Boxing's flamboyant Cassius Marcellut Clay, iporlinq a porter's cap, mugs it up while showing his name on a fight card to porter Herbert Sim's in New York. Clay, a lad with a big punch and mouth to match, vows he will flat ten his opponent, Doug Jones, in six rounds when they meet in Madison Square Gar den next Wednesday. UPI Telephoto Early Wynn Begins Comeback Try Today, Looks For 300th Rv I'nilod Tress International One of baseball's most dramat ic moments of 1963 could be writ ten today when burly Early Wynn begins his comeback attempt. Wynn. a 43-year-old veteran who (ell one short of his 300-game victory goal last season, was un conditionally released by the Chi cago White Sox at the end of 12. Knowing one more victory will make him virtually an automatic selection to the Hall of Fame. Wynn tried to land a job with other major league clubs. But no- ' At I y y w C ' . ' If ih I, .J a i , XL " ROBERTSON SCORES Oscar Robertson carries the ball all the way to the basket and then outjumps Gene Wiley to score for Cincinnati to put them ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers in their game Wednesday night. The Lakers, however, won the game, 106-97. UPI Telephoto ICOA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY SALEM, OREGON OFFERS FOR SALE 900.000 SHARES SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE OF COMMON STOCK AT S2.75 PER SHARE Oregon residents may tend for a proipectut which eon toini full information concerning this stock offering, by filling out ond tending the coupon below , , , ! OREGON UNDERWRITERS INC. j 143 S. LIBERTY ST., SALEM, ORE. j PLEASE SEND ME A COPY OF THE ICOA LIFE INSURANCE CO. PROSPECTUS. I UN- ! DERSTAND THERE IS NO OBLIGATION. j NAME ADDRESS CITY .... Thr announcement ii not an oiler to wll or o nliot'i tmn of on ofler to buy ony ol thew vyuritlel. The nllcnng it mod only by the "Protpeclul," f ri- oVnts ol Oregon Only, jboriy seemed to cue for a puy who had chalked up "only" 2911 wins. White Sox manager Al Lopez finally agreed to give Wynn a comeback shot if he made good at the Chicago camp. The right hander takes the test today when he starts in an inlra-quad game, the last six-inning cotltest before the regular exhibition grind opens Saturday. Cincinnati provides the White Sox' opposition. Reds' manager Kred Hutchinson has announced that .Jim OToole. Jim Owens and ! State Ken Hunt will toe the mound against Chicago. Huniside Gets Assignment Southpaw Pete fiurnside re ceived an assignment for Balti more's Saturday game against tile Yankees. Buniside replaces ailing Mill Pappas. who twisted his right knee in a Monday work out. Robin Roberts and Steve Barber also are slated for uVee inning Oriole stints against the world champions. Don Schwall, acquired from the Roston Red Sox for Dick Stuart, joins Earl Francis and Al Mc- Bean in Pittsburgh's first exhibi tion game against Philadelphia. Slugger I' rank Thomas ended his holdout and agreed tn the New York Mets' offer of a $2,000; raise that brought him up to $32,000. Manager Casey Stengel nominated Rogor Craig, Al Jack son and Craig Anderson tn go against the Cards Saturday. Camp llenm Bill Mazeroski and Bob Bailey will miss Pitts burgh's opening exhibition game because of slight Injuries. . .Tony Kubek poled two long homers in a Yankee squad contest. Fullmer Named Boxer Of Month PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI I - Gene Fullmer, former middle weight champion, was named boxer of the month" today by the World Boxing Association be cause of his impressive attempt to recapture the title on Feb. HI Fullmer, of West Jordan, UlHh, held champion Dick Tiger of Ni geria to a surprise 15-rounrl draw in their relurn title bout at Las Vegas, Nev. Tiger kept his 1B0- pnund crown. New V-8 engine... so hot you'll think it's July! Smooth, responsive, thrilling: that's Comet's new Cyclone 260 V-8. This top performer adds new fire to Comet's fun-and-sun line. 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"I offered Ccjieda the same sal ary he got las! year (believed around $4n(t; and he asked for mure. I will not try for the nest dav or so to call him again." There are two ways of looking Terry's Initial Pitch Pulverized I By OSCAR FH.M.EY I I'l'l Spoils Writer FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla (UPI i Ralph Terry's first pitch since the last out of the World Series blazed toward the plate and teammate Tony Kuhck sent it soaring out of the New York Yankees' spring training park for a pseudo home run. It left Terry completely unper turbed. As did Hie 40 home runs he yielded last season which were lops in the major leagues. 'They arc," he explained in the locker room after his first stint of the season, "a calculated risk." He feels it is heller, said the quiet, handsome man from Okla homa, to give up a home run here and there than it is lo yield a batch of singles. "On this club we gel some big leads," Terry analyzed. "You're much better off giving up a hom er or two than letting them touch you for a big inning." Posted Top Victory Mark Terry has the right to shrug off those 40 homers he gave up last season when you consider nis record. Mnsl important, he led! the American League with 23 vic tories and won two games In the Series. He also led the league with 200 Innings pitched, which is about one-third more innings than most starters put together. And Ihose 23 wins were the most by a Yankee right-hander since Waile Hnyt posted 24 victories for the Bombers way hack in 102(1. "On a pro-rain basis, homers yielded against innings pitched, Terry estimated, "I'd " have In guess that I didn t give up any more llian most pitchers wno work regularly. Anyhow, I don't worry, about it loo much because 1 try lo keep learning and I feel thai I'm more effective every year," The record book bears him nut, because he won 10 games in 19B0, COMET MARCH Of course, every Comet realring Pay War at Cepeda's 19ti2 season. He hit .306 and knocked in 114 runs, but the Giants also point out that he became tired in the stretch drive and slumped after hitting .340 for the first half of the season. It could easily become Hie most bitter salary battle since Joe Di- maggio took the Yankee front office past opening day some IS years ago r Feeny seemed more optmislic aooiii Juan Manchal. even tliougb he admitted the Giants and the big right hander "ate very fat apart." If, in I1 and that big 23 last year, and, you have to take into account that of the 40 homers he allowed lasl season, four were in a breezing 21 to 7 win ovef Kan sas Clly. "I was real happy with the whole season," says Terry. "1 fell low when I dropped Uie sec ond game of the Series but win ning the fifth game was really great and nothing can touch winning the seventh game and Ilia world championship." Twenty Wins Would Satisfy There is no thought, as he pre pares for another season, that he might win 25 games. I'd be happy to win 20 again, he grinned. "I'm not greedy. And I have to take inlo consideration the fact' Uiat for a right hander to win 20 'games against that short right field in Yankee Sta dium takes a lot of doing. The park is built for left handed pitchers and I don't have the stuff lo overpower the hitlers likel a Vic Raschi or an AJlie Reyn olds did." The 27-year-old Terry's formula for pitching success is summed up in four facets condition, ap plication, concentration and studying the hitlers. '1 work primarily on contrast ing speeds," explained the lean serious young man whose six feet, Ihrce inches is topped by a shock of brown hair. "I've changed my grip lo get my fast ball in there quicker and make, a greater contrast when I throw my change-ups. Most of tiie home runs I give up ai-e off my fast ball but the majority of them arc solo homers. As mns as I can keep It that way, 1 don'l worry too much." WANTED!! 2 tlcktts for boikirball gam In Eugn for Mon PHONE 4.3134 ANNOUNCEMENT -a3v. . K--:-!2.' gives you service- Wage 1 Marichal reportedly wants $30.- noo and the Giants are reported ly offering $23,000. Manchal earned about $15,000 last year wlien he won 18 games. Marichal was finally reported leaving the Dominican Republic in order to conclude negotiations here. The Giant sick bay gained one and lost one Wednesday. Rookie outfielder Jose Cardenal quit ear ly when he became sick"?" virus. But Matty Alou shook off his flu bug and went back to work. The news about the olher side lined Giant, Billy Hoeft, was not good. His sore shoulder stiffened up worse than before and it ap peared he would not be able to pilch for some time to come. Manager Alvin Dark named Bil ly O'Dell, Gaylord Perry, and rookie Al Stanek to hurl Satur day's Cactus League opener against Cleveland. Belinsky Eying 20 Wins PALM SPRINGS, Calif (UPD- Bo Belinsky checked in for prac tice today with a yawn then said lliat he is gunning for 20 victories this season "So I can land in the $30,000 bracket." The errant left-hander of the Los Angeles Angels is believed to to have received a raise to about $15,000 for the coming campaign. But will Bel'nsky have a soph omore slump after a half-baked freshman year? Bo asked, taking swipe at an oft-mentioned super stition. "Well, 1 11 no disappoint ed if f don't win 20. I like the idea of that thirty grand." Told that manager Bill Rigney had listed him along with Ken McBride and Dean Chance as a potential 20-game man, Belinsky aid, "Gee that's real nice." Bo pitched a no-hitter against the Baltimore Orioles last May 5 during a hot start that saw him win his first five games. Then he faded and wound up with 10 wins and It defeats for the season. During the year he figured in Uie gossip columns about as much as (lie sports pages. And a deal in which he was supposed to be shipped off to Kansas City was firematurely announced and nulli ied by Commissioner Ford Frick. Stewart Lennox BARBER SHOP 4160 Grttmprlng Dr. NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 63 MERCURY COMET imtcmtmmmaBm t
