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Newspaper Page TextKOOSTIR LEA GUI Dutfi Hftnq Dorrts Lumber Hton Sttcl Plcn Mobil Ktmbell Gim Jcki Color Cha Kimth JC teller Brolhfrs Swift 4 Company htlson TV Unique Mirket AmiOoos Results: Klmtti jr ? U J 44' 47 4 H SI S3 1 AJ si" J- kel i; PKtn Mobil 2. N.i.on iv ?. Meier Bros. 3, p0rr. LumMf 1; Kim biiGUs 3. Jcm Color Ch.p l; Heaion Sitel 3, Amidons I; OvUi Heeling J, Swift nd Combtnv 1- High team jami, Klameth JC lltt, h'Qh teem series, Klamath JC 3041; high Ind. flame, John Franks 2iii htgh ina. series, John Franks Fierce Competitive Attitude May Hurt Minnesota's Rich Rollins ST PAI'I. - MtVYFlpfW l ri'Plt Rich Rollins is a fierce competitor !o much so that many baseball followers leel that his in tense attitude may hurt him more than help him. NITI OWL LEAGUE L 47' j 40' I 46 43 i 40' 4)7' 3 51' i 4'a 51 ' 1 56' 2. Sweepers Panhandlers Mustangs A&Ds , Hi-Zums Cotton Dickers 4-uamat,cs 43' 1 44', Tht Blind Four 371, , Results: Mustangs 4. Hi-Zums 0; A&Ds 0. 4-Damatics 4; Cottonplckers 0; Sweep ers 4; The Blind Four 0, Panhandlers 4. High team game, 4-Damatics I33j high team series. Mustangs 2345; high ind. game (women), Jennie Furber 302; high "j. cues i women 1, Jennie F-yroer 461 high ind. game (men). Ken Duncan iea high Ind. series (men). Ken Duncan 521. WEYERHAEUSER KNIGHTS W L Three Blows 31 , iy Night Hawks 30' j 341 Wood Choppers 2'i-36' Green Horns 31 37 Mill Knights 7; 38 Belters 25' 1 39', Tod Kats 25 Haraboarders 14 31 Resulls: Belters 3' 1, Night Hawks I'? Hardboarders 4. Mill Kniahli ): Too Kl X Three Blows 2; Green Horns 5, Wood L hoppers 0. High ind. game, Harold Shearer 914 high ind. series, Harold Shearer 720; high team game, Hardboarders 437; high team wnn, oreen norns im. WOMENS CLASSIC LEAGUE Bowl Down Cancer's Semi Rollers The 24-year-old redhead has hail rough going this year alter a 1962 reason that saw him -elected for both All-Star games, named sophomore of the American League and most valuable Min netoa Twins placer by his teammates. the Twins was through his bed side radio at St. Barnabas Hos pital in Minneapolis. Rich will spend several days in the hos pital while he's setting used to the wiring in his jaw. He suffered a hairline fracture near the area of the first molar when hit bv a Today. Rollins' only contact with I pitch thrown by Detroit hurler Paul Foytack at Knoxville, Tenn.. Sunday. The fractured jaw was the crowning blow to an altogether dismal spring which saw Rollins bat only .158 and field as though he were a stranger at third bae. ''Rich just worries too much." said teammate lnny Green. "He plajed every spring game asi It's no secret that the Twins , t Wr!e-the SeVemh fiame!are concerned about Rollins' show- nig thus far. Much more serious 44' J 47' 2 5?'i 5,3 V j 54 . Suburban Finance t Beachs Jewelers , Crater Lake Creamery Trophy House . Hatters Furniture Holiday Bowl' . One Hour Martiniitng . Browns Plumbing , Results: One Hour Mertintzing 0, Sub ( urban Finance 4; Crater Lake Creamery . 4, beaens jewiers O; Trophy House 3, Holiday Bowl t; Browns Plumbing 3, Hatters Furniture I. High item game. Crater Lake Cream ery 732; high team series. Crater Lake a Creamery 2064; high ind. game, Bert ' Warner 214; high Ind. series. Pearl Mc Donald 550. BASIN LIONS LEAGUE W L 55' j Dorrls Lions y Roarers 79 ! Jungle Kings 73 Loos 49 Gems &ft'i 44' i. The Busters 63Vj 71' j m Lion Tamers 40'.i 74' 2 3 Tail Twisters : Results: The Busters 3, Jungle Kings 3; Roarers 4, Gems I; Lion Tamers 3, Dorrls Lions 2; Tail Twisters 5, Leos 0. High ind. game, Jim Mosley 233; high , ind. series. Merle Long 756; high team . game. Lion tamers m; nign leam se , ries. Lion Tamers 2649. ! HOLIDAY MASTERS LEAGUE . Petersen , Points ; Crater Enterprises 705.72 Lewis Chevron 701.24 Hawieys Plastering Service 691.30 , The Trophy House 696.39 Bennington Steel Bidgs. 6B7.42 I Squirt ' 685.31 " April 9 resulls: -The Trophy Hduse 3, Hftwldv. PlA.trinn A: FUnnlnntnn ;! 3, Squirt 0; Lewis Chevron 2 Crater En- terprises 1. High Ind. game. Al Samples 255; high ind. writs. Bob Vic tor In 640; high team game, Crater Enterprises 863; high icam series, traier tnierprises 2U9. LIONS AUXILIARY Tall Twisters Merrill Jolly Jills Twisters Results: Merrill 2, . Tatl Twisters 2; Jolly Jills 3, Twisters 1. High Ind. game, Marlene Ewlng 172; high ind. series, Marge Mosley 462; high , team game, Merrill 586 f high leam se- , nes, Merrill 16) 1. LEAOUE W L 44 40 . 58') 4SV't 41 56 37"s 66' i JOLLY JINX LEAGUE W 74 47 43' 7 52' j 62 '1 53' 3 58 58 51 58 55 61 54 62 SI 65 50 46 24 Klamath Brick and T'le Tack Room : Let Hoback Friemans Saddlery House of Shoes Winema Hotel . Klamath Lumber and Box . Bobs Flying A Clydes Market . Big Y Market Pickelts Dairy Skyline Diesel Results: Kl. Brick 4, Bobs 0; Les Ho back 3, Skyline 1; Tack Room 3. Winema . ); Clydes i Picketts ); Big Y 3. House of Shoes 1; Freemans 2, Kl. Lumber 7. High team game. Tack Room 930; high team penes, Les Hoback 2591; high Ind game. Fern Graham 2)3; high ind. se ries. Monnic Slarkey 511. COFFEE CUP LEAGUE W L Overhead Door 83 33 Bmgs Satellite Room Putnams Logging Clydes Towing ' Tower Furniture Klamath Auto Wreckers B Metier Brothers . Jones Office ' Fashion Cleaners Big Y Market Southern Oregon Aviation Bowden Music Jorinnys Flying A Suburban Finance Dnscoii & Padgett Liens Store April 9 results: Tower Furniture 4, Metier Bros. 0; Sub. Finance 4. Johnnys Flying A 0; B'nQs Satellite 4, Liens Store 0; Jones Office 4, Bowden Muic . 0; Klamath Auto Wreckers 4, Putnams . Logging 0; Clydes Towing 3. Big Y Mkl. l; Overhead Door 3. So. Ore. Avia tion 1; Fashion Cleaners 2. Driscoll & Padgett 2. High leam game. Clydes Towing 733; h-an team series, Ktamath Auto Wreckers 2071; high ind. game, Marion Bnster 193 high Ind. series, Virginia Morey 508. 66' 3 AV 1 66 50 65' j 51' a 63 53 62 54 60 46 57 59 54' 1 59' 7 52' 1 63' 1 46' 1 69' 1 45 71 45 71 43' 72' 75 Beavers, Ducks Rank In Top 10 TUCSON UPH - Oregon State and Oregon baseball teams are ranked in the top 10 in the coun try in the latest poll of Collegiate 'i baeball. Oregon State ranked sixth and Oregon 10th. Michigan. the defending NCAA champion, i Mas ranked first. ' SHARE HONORS PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (UP!1 Communist China and Ja pan shared honois in the world tftble tennis championships Tues- day. Defending champion Commu e nist China defeated Japan. 5-1. to ; retain the Swaythling Trophy for the mens team championship, ' hut the Japanese took the Corbil- Ion Cup for the women's team title by . vanquishing Romania, 3-0. Semifinals in bowling will be hald Sat urday. April 13. or Sunday, Aorll 14. at )1 a.m. Will the following notify Etdma Greenwood fir Ralpn Barnetl as to day preterred. Semitinalists are Elmer Anderson, Phil Anderson, Roberta Anaersoo. Roy An derson Jr.. Jack Ayrts. Howard Bales. Judy Barnetl, Cliff Bader, Roy Beasley, Robert Benson, George Bellamy, Ruth Bishop, John Bow ers, Don Braay, Edward Srennan, Leo Brennan Jr., Patrick Brennan, Don Bridge. Jesse Brinson, Harry Briggs, Bessie Brown, E'ma Bushong, Dal (Pal) Byrd. Horton Cadwell, J era id Case. Peggy Chambers, Tnelma Claunch, Robert Clark, Lundy Clinton, Lorraine Conger, Rosemane Cook, Cecil Craodock. Tom I Crutchfield, Dolores Culver, James C. Cummings, R. C. Cummlngs Sr., M. E. Cunningham, H, R. Cunningham. Louis Delta Costa. Gordon Davis, Wayne Davison, Lorna Deane, Hester Dexter, Richard Dick, Pat Dingier, Steve Dormen, Felix Dumonl, Ritchie Dunn. Eldon Ewlng. Willie EMckson, Jerry Filti, Francis Flowers, Frank Flowers, Bard Fogle. Llofd Ford, Blanche Frank lin, Lew Frost. Lawrence Geraqhty, Erma GeRue, Fern Graham, Jim Gray, William Gray. Ei dma Greenwood, Lane Gregory, .Elaine Grey. Eppie Haddock, Gten Haddock. Randy Ha mm, Roy Hampton, Bill Hanan, John Hees, Vivian Herytord, William Heryford, Paul Hewitt, E. O. Hickman, Bill Hiren gen, Shirley Hoffman, Frank Hoover, Leonard Howell. Max Hoyal, Sue Jen nings. Donald Jones. George Jordan. Richard Kampa, Candice Kandra, Car rot Kandra, Ramona Kandra, Karen Keely. Sue Kellum, Marilyn Kempt, Sill Kienas, Estin Kiger, Kenneth Kin ion, Jack Kirkpatrtck, Charles Kisner, Ken neth Kitchen, Richard Leitesle, Beauiah Lewis, Phetps Lewis, Jeff Linvllte, Mar tin Lougee, Albert Lynch, Orland Lynch. Dean Matlick, Bernice Malme, John McCuHouqh, Gussie McFadyen, Mardel McFall. Cliff McGinty, Anita Mclnlyre. Dick Mclntyre, Lillie Mclntyre, Ray Mc intyrc, George McLean, Ted Meador, Paul Meyers, Gene Mitchell, Betty Mont gomery, Harvey Morgan, James Moriey, I John Mullanix, Leonard Nancarrow, Dale Nickles. Louis Olson, Chuck Owens, Jeanne Pail-1 lette. James Parker. Kathy Paup, John Paxton, David Penny, Don Phelps, lleen Phillips, Calvin Pierce, Loren Plumon dore. W. L. Piumondore. Robert Rhodes. Osmund Rice, Oly Riqo, Erwin Rltter, Kenneth Roller. Harold Rush, Jo Russell, Raymond Sandberg, Rolland Sanders, Mary Lou Schortgen, W. E. Schmidii, Kenneth Scully, Clar ence Shea, Harold Shearer Jr., Richard Shine, Win Southwell, T. B. Starr, Ree Stevens, Maxine Switzler. Mel Tenniqken, Helen Thomas, Frank Tomic, Harry Richard Toombs, Bonnie Valena, Richard Vaughn, Bob Vlctorin, Philip Wade, D. E. Welch, Vivian Wil son, Marge Wolt, Donald workman, Ar- lene Yeakel. Hypnosis Led Wills In '62 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. of Ihe World Series "Not only wasn't he hitting in Florida." said Green, "but he just seemed to be lost at third base. But ue expect him to snap out of it," Green added. "Wo know Rich is a Rood ball player." Wedursday, April 10, l3 PAGE 3 B www as (ar as (he club ollicials arc concerned, however, is Rollins' worrisome attitude. Coach Kloyd Baker, who signed Rollins, has told Rollins that his serious approach could cut years off his career in tlie majors. "Rollins shouldn't worry." Ba ker said. "He's a college graduate and would have a fine future even if it were not in baseball." Manager Sam Mole hasn't given up on Kullins. "We know what Rich can do. He'll come around." said Mele. Rollins led the Twins to their second place finish last season with a .298 batting average. He hit 16 homers and drove in 96 runs. Mele is hoping that Rollins takes advantage of his stay in the hos pital by getting plenty of rest. But people who know the Kent State graduate figure he'll be do ing little resting and a great deal of worrying. The One... The Only... The Original PRICE BUSTERS! LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN VIRGIN DACRON SLEEPING BAGS BY WHITE STAG 3 pounds dacron filling water repellent cov er pair model full zipper d o u b le air mattress pockets gen uine flannel linings full size. Reg. 24.95 value. WHOLESALE PRICE ONLY . . . $1 2 VIRGIN CELACLOUD SLEEPING BAGS 4-lbs. Celacloud filling Hea vy Duck, water repellent cov er, full zipper, pair model. Flannel lining, full size. Reg. $21.50 value. WHOLESALE PRICE, ONLY $11 88 CHICAGO (UPH Little Maury Wills consulted a Las Vegas hyp notist last winter to bolster his legs through his mind and help the Los Angeles Dodger star who holds the record for stolen bases. Wills, whose 104 stolen bases ast year set a major league ark, said today he went to hyp notist Arthur Ellen to guard against any "psychological feel ings" which might inhibit his run ning and sliding. And it paid off, Maury says. "He put me under hypnosis and told me that I wouldn't have any trouble with my legs. I could go and slide and run as long as I wanted o and perform as I want ed to, and I wouldn't have any problems." Wills recalled he "was con cerned because I had a hemor rhage in my leg the last three weeks of the season and I didn't want any recurrence. I didn't want to be affected psychologically. I didn't want to be afraid of sliding or running," Wills said. "Then I'd had aches psychologically. I didn't want to be afraid of sliding or running," Wills said. "Then I'd had aches in botn knees, pretty constant, and I was worried about them." But I haven't had those trou bles since I was hypnotized." Johnson Jumps For Idaho U. PORTLAND iL'PP- Gus John son, University of Idaho basket ball star, will be on hand here when the Vandals' track and field team meets the University of Portland next Saturday on the Pilots' rubber-asphalt Jrack. 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