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MOOSI FA'S LEAGUE L Lucky Linei tVuigrovt Pumt)r9 CP. A WW. Ard Ailamont Qroctry 64' 1 41 SO' i . ii'i SO' j 0'Hin Memorial Chtptl S7 55 Merrill Moose JS, j. narry Lempr,er insurinc CluD 57-, oiiqi saietme Room 47' j 1441 j Kesum: Airemont Grocery 0. Binat Si elllte Room 4; Pstegt Mrket Ov C P A WW. Ward 4; "48" Club 3. Muigravt Plumbing I ; OHjiri Memorial Chip) 'ir Merrill Moose 31 1; Lucky Lme J, Harry Lansheer ln. I. High team game, C P, A W W. Ward SSI; high team series. Lucky Lanes UU, hMjr, ind. game, Paul Htrytorfl 224; high xki. wi , reui neryiora ti i. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE , Sears Roebuck 70 44 Oid Rtt Motors 46 SO Jrsyhwk Fuel Oil 44 JJ Greet Northern 42 54 ST. 41 55 City Center Lodge 40 54 Pepsi Col ( 571, jji, Liiion Aircrair S41 1 S91 3 Kimes Plumbing 54 40 Bowers Oist. 52 44 Larkln Insurance 46 70 Larrys Foods 45 71 Results: ST. 4, Great Northern 0, Sears Roebuck 4. Larkin 0; Liiton 3' 1 Kimes 'j; City Center 3. Deal Rite 1; Larrys 3, Jay haw 1; Bowers 3. Peps Cola 1. High team game. ST. 1031; hi oh team series. S T. 3963 ; high Ind. gama. Al Ha- henwertn 247; high ind. series. Al Ha kenwerlh 149. SLOW POKES LEAGUE W L Scew Bans 441 49' 1 Wednesday Weeptrs 44' 1 51 ' j Lonesome Four 42 Pin Busters 41'l u' 1 Unoredictables 59 57 Trajl Oraggers 57'i 5IW Lucky Belles 51' 44' Lucky Strikes 41' 74' Results: Lonesome Pour 3. Lucky Belles 1; 1 ran uraggers 1, Lucky strikes 2; Kin predictables 0, Wednesday Weepers 4; Pin Busters 1, Screw Baits 3. High learn game, Lonesome Four 725; high team series. Lonesome Four 2057; high ind. game, Lucille Crawley 192; high ma. series, Bonnie iray ATUOMOTIVE LEAGUE Interstate Pump Tims Shell Lucky Lanes Klamath Cablt TV Bobs Union Carlsons Wilson Wiley Buick West Heat Pump East Side Electric Specialized Service Overhead Door Wheelers Nursery 74 SO M 54 60' 1 63', 40 4 54 68 53' 70' 1 53 ? 71' April 10 results: Lucky Lanes 3, Tims Shell t; Carlsons 1, West Heat Pump 3; East Side Electric 3. Interstate Pump I; Overhead Door 1. Wheelers Nursery 3; Bobs Union 3, Kl. Cable TV I; Wilson Wiley Buick 3, Specialized Svc. T. High team game, Tims Shell 1049; hiah team series, Lucky Lanes 3994; high ind. game. Bill Hawiey 347; high Ind. series, Henry Tucker 431. -"0- 1 THE' Major I.paue Standings H.v United Press International National League W. L. Pet. Lns Angeles 2 0 .1.000 .. St. Louis 2 0 J.0O0 .. Philadelphia 2 0 1.000 .. San Francisco 2 0 1.000 . . Pittsburgh . 2 1 .687 la Cincinnati 1 2 .3:13 1'2 Houston 0 2 .000 2 New York 0 2 .000 2 Chicago 0 2 .000 2 Milwaukee 0 2 .000 2 Wednesday's Results St. Louis 4 New York 0 Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles 2 Chicago 1 Phila. 10 Cincinnati 7 inighO San Fran. 8 Houston 7 (night) Thursday's Probable Pitchers Los Angeles at Chicago Pod res (15-131 vs. Ellsworth (9-20. New York at Milwaukee Hook (8-191 vs. Spahn (18-141. San Francisco at Houston, night O'Dell (19-141 vs. Johnson (7-16 t (Only games scheduled) Friday's Games Los Angeles at Houston, night (Only game scheduled) American League W. L. Pet. GB New York 2 0 1.000 .. Raltimore 2 0 1.000 ... Boston 1 1 .500 'i Chicago 1 1 .500 '2 Cleveland 1 1 1 .500 W Los Angeles 1 1 .500 2 Detroit 1 1 -500 2 Minnesota 1 1 500 H Kansas City 0 2 .000 2 Washington 0 2 .000 2 Wednesday's Results Detroit 2 Chicago 1 New York 5 Kansas City 3 Minnesota 5 Cleveland 3 Baltimore 3 Washington 2 Boston 4 Los Angeles 1 Thursday's Probable Pitchers Chicago at Los Angeles, night Huzhardl 1 8-12 ' vs. Bclinsky (10-lP. Detroit at Cleveland Mossi (11-13) vs. Donovan 20-10 ' . Boston at Washington, night Delock '4-51 vs. Daniels (7-16'. Baltimore at New York Pap pas (12-10' vs. Ford H7-8). 'Only games scheduled) Friday's Games Minnesota at Kansas City, night (Only game scheduled' Kendall Meets Honey Bryant PORTLAND a:P!'-Andy Ken dall. Oregon's latet fi.-tic hope, tangles with Gene 'Honey Bear1 Bryant of Tucson. Ariz., tomaht in a 10-round middle iyht box ins vent at the Portland armory. Bryant is the third lighter sign ed to meet the once-beaten Phi lander. The first one w Mis(d h. by the C'alitom.a Boxing Cnm mission and the ond became ill. MAJOt CLASSIC LEAGUE W L Vaurys Foreign Can , u' Spud Cellar 7 Southern Oregon Musc 71 S3 Jocks Super Market tv 1 54' t Ktngsley Vooooos SI j Lcn Crtevron 4 to Kingney Jen )-, Valliers Cate . 63 Klamath Tractor 57'j t Super r Troy 53 71 Lucky Lanes 51 7? Slam St. Oxygen Sales 3'i Vi April 10 results: Superior Troy 0, Jocks warnei 4; SOutnerrt Ore. Music J. 4th SI Oxygen Sales 1; Valuers Cafe 3. Lucky un 1; Kingjiey jets 0. Kmgsity Voo doos 4; Lewis Chevron 3, Kl. Tractor : Maurys Foreign Cars 3, Spud Cellar t. High team game. Valliers Cafe HO; high team series, Klngsley Voodoos J3H; hgh no. game, bill Barnett 243; hign ind sarin, John Hawiey t!2. MINOR CLASSIC LEAGUE W L Laurenlide Finance i 43 WcKalgs Potatoes l 43 Dales Body Shop 73' 1 SO1? cmt Loncreie 71' 1 5?' 1 Druce uwens Heaitors 61 viciors 4Vj 58' neraia & News 60 64 Binqs Cafe 51 44 Personal Oenturt Service 54 70 Bank of Klamath Falls Jt1) 72' Modoc Lumber Company 48 76 Landry Insurance 32 9? Results: Landry Ins. 3, Bruce Owens Realtors I; Dales Body Shop 4, Modoc Lumber Co. 0; Binqs Cale 2, Bank of Klamath Falls 2; Herald and News 3, Laurentide Finance 1 ; Personal Denture Service l, McKaigs Potatoes 3; Acme concrete 3, Victors 1. High learn game. Dales Body Shop ?6, high team series. Dales Bodv Shoo 2740 high Ind. game, Ugo Maizier 2i; high "a, scries, jonn kosc tii. BASIN LEAGUE W Pioneer Tobacco Company 84' i 39' Kiier Auto Service & Paris 80' i 43' i Pacific Supply Cooperative 79' i 44 Spudnul No. 2 77' i 46' Lauras Beauty Fair 70' i S3' j Park Cabinet 65' i 58' i MRP 54 70 Idelles Grocery 48 76 Spudnut 48 76 CWA 47 77 Sunrise Safely Center 47 77 Merits Service Supply 42 82 April 10 results: Park Cabinet 0. Pari. tic Supply Cooperative 4; Lauras Beauty Fair 1, Kaler Auto Service & Parts 3; Merits Service Supply 2, HRP 3; Spud nut No. 2 1. Sunrise Safely Center 3; CWA 1, Spudnul 3; Pioneer Tobacco Co. 4, Idelles Grocery 0. High team game. Pacific Supply Coop. 1013; high team series. Pacific SuddIv Coop. 2992; high Ind. game, Ed Hemmil nign ma. series, Les flieber 696. WEYERHAEUSER LEAGUE W Stand-up Shed (champs) 73 43 snipping studs 68 48 66 SO 65 51 Saw (ill Belts Spoilers No Accounts Nu Loc Nuts Otfice Overhead Kiiowalts ' Hardboard Finishing 63' i 52' i 611 54' i 61 55 Yard Birds 59 57 Maintenance Supervisors Left Overs 47 49 Gutter Snipes 47 69 Rejects 44 72 Warehouse 42 74 April 10 results: Left Overs 3, Gutter Snipes 1; Kilowatts 3, Yard Birds 1 ; Belts 3, Nu Loc Nuts 1; Shipping Studs Hardboard Finishing 4; Sioilers. 4, Maintenance Superv. 0; Refects 4, Saw ii o; ottice overhead 3, warehouse 1; No Accounts 0, Sfand-up Shed 4. High learn game, warehouse 1024; high team series. Spoilers 3949; high Ind. game uriand Lynch 345; high ind. series, Or land Lynch-Ron Pierce (tie) 590. HOLIDAY MINORS LEAOUE W Mouldlngcraft Inc. Sarqes Trailer Estates 65 51 Superior Troy Laundry A3'? 52' 7 Suburban Finance 62' a 53' Pacific Power & Light 40 Va 55'' i 60 56 55' a 60' j Klamath Auto Wreckers BRC of A Fine Arts Bennington Steel Bldg. Co. M8.M Grocery 75 April 10 results: Superior Troy Laundry Klamath Auto Wreckers 2; Serges Trailer Estates 2, Pac. Power & Light 2; Mouldingcrafl Inc. 4, Bennington Steel Bldq. Co. 0; M&M Grocery 0, Fine Arts 4; Suburban Finance 4, BRC of A 0, High team qame. Suburban Finance Co. 1010; hiqh team series, Suburban Finance Co. 2845; high ind. game, Dooyan Yee 236; high Ind. series, Dooyan Yee 660. LEFTOVERS LEAGUE W Cinderella Studio Unique Make! Twin Girls Grocery Tuleleke Variety 61 'a 46'a 55 53 54' t S3' i Medo-Bel Echo Homes Little Market 54' a 53' 7 Chilcote & Smith 52 56 Glass Mt. Block 41 66' i Hanneys Service 40 68 Results: Hanneys service i, Medo-Bei 0; Cinderella Studio 3. Twin Girts Groc. I: Unlaue Market 3, Chilcote a. Smith 1; Little Market 3, Tuleleke Variety 1; Glass Mt. Block 3, Echo Homes 1. High team game. Cinderella Studio 761; hiqh team series, Cinderella Studio 212.1; high ind. game. Mardei McFaii 700, Kainy Paup 174; hiqh Ind. series, Mardei Mc Faii 510, Kathy Paup 485. Reds Come Back To Tie Bisons By I'nitrd Tress International The Providence Reds have made a stirring comeback in the Amer ican Hockey League playofls to tie the Buffalo Bisons at 2-all in their bost-of-seven series. The Reds, who dropped the first two games at Buffalo, won their second straight on home ice Wed nesday night, scoring three times in the final six minutes to gain a 5-2 victory. Stan Baluik was the hero, break ing a 2-2 deadlock with a goal al 14:09 and striking again at 16:47. Zellio Toppazzini, who had set up two previous goals, then added the clincher at 17:30. Art Strat ton and Jack McKenzie scored (or Buffalo. Two goals by Les Duff sparked the Hershev Bears io a 5-4 vic tory over the Cleveland Barons in the opener of their hest-of-live series at Hershey. Duff s pair cli maxed a four-goal burst in the second period that enabled the Bears to wipe out a 31 deficit Action in both series resumes Saturday night w ith Hershey once more entertaining Cleveland and Buffalo hosting Providence. Farmers! Loggers! Bulk Gasoline Competitive Prices TANKS AVAILABLE Cliff Yaden's SERVICE 2560 So 6th TU 4.1681 OPIN 24 HOURS Thursday. April 11. 1963 HKRA1.U AND XKWS. I" v ; ,ni Ik J ' I . ! , vi LENDS HELPING HAND Chuck Sipes, former Mr. America and Mr. Universe, who is closely associated with President Kennedy's youth fitness program, appeared recently at the AES Basketball Tournament through the courtesy of the Alturas 20-30 Club. Here he goes over a schedule with tournament director Shinney Yamagata. Photo by Bob Rush Buckaroos, Seals Move To SF Site By I'nlted Press International Portland and San Francisco shift the scene of the Western Hockey League playoff semi-fi nals tonight, with the two teams taking 1-1 records into the third game at San Francisco. The Seals managed to earn a split in the first two games at Portland a featinot to be sniffed at since they hadn't won at Port land all year until their 5-2 vic tory Tuesday. Meanwhile the Northern Divi sion semi-finals got under way at Vancouver Wednesday night with a 3-2 Vancouver win over Seattle in a game thai produced enough tension for the entire beet-of-seven series. Bob Kabcl won II for the Ca nucks with a net-iizzler at 9:29 of overtime, while a partisan crowd of 6.000 roared. The Canucks clearly outplaved the Totems, and it was only the brilliant goallcnding of Seattle's Al Millar that kept Vancouver in line. He made 50 saves as com pared with 16 for Vancouver's Gillcs Vlllemure. 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Northern Division Second Round (Best of Seven) W I, GF GA Vancouver 10 3 8 Seattle , 0 12 3 Wrdneiilny'i lleiull Vancouver 3 Seattle 1 (over time! ' (Next game Friday, Seattle at Vancouver) , "- ' - - i . - ' . - - t TRUCKS ARE WARRANTED FOR 50.000 t f ' ' :'r 7 'i nil u,', If : . f ' a A nn evrnin mj ORB Cassius To Meet Britain's Cooper LOUISVILLE. Ky. LTI - If Cassius Clay had his way, his next fight would be with former heavyweight champion Floyd Pat terson. But since Clay couldn't get to gether on terms with Patterson he will meet British Empire champion Henry Copper in a 10- rounder at London s W embley Sta dium. probably June 18. Cocky Cassius is to receive J50.000 or 27' per cent of the gate, whichever is greater, for the bout with the sturdy English man, who is ranked No. 6 among heavyweight contenders by the World Boxing Association. Clay, who is ranked second be Greensboro Tournament Underway GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP1I - The 35,000 Greater Greensboro Open golf tournament got under way today over the 7.017-yard, par 72 Sedgclield Country Club course with two of golfs "big three" among the missing. Gary Player, the diminutive South African who currently is No. 2 among the PGA money winners. leads the name contenders into the 26th annual GGO. Masters and U.S. Open champion Jack Nick laus and crowd-pleaso'r Arnold Palmer, the other members of the "big three," were not cqmpeting. Billy Casper of Apple Valley, Calif., .who edged out big Miko Souchak of Durham, N.C, last year, defended his title in a field of some 140 pros and amateurs. The 72-hole tournament ends Sun day. Charlie SJfford, Negro pro from Los Angeles, was back. Sifford became the first Negro to play in this tournament in 1961 and he led the field after the first round in his initial appearance. The 1963 GGO featured a profit sharing plan for the first time. It guarantees a minimum purse of $35,000 with an amount above that based on gale receipts to be determined on the final day. The bonus plan is similar to that utilized by the Masters.' - Votoran Sam Sncad, who has won the GGO seven times includ ing (he Inaugural in 193H, has been In Giwcusbm-n alUweek, fish ing and golfing.' Snoad, now. 60, carded a four under par 67 In a practice round and then went fish ing In a nearby pond. YEARS tion to Its authorized Dodge Truck dealers, Look around, Talk to other dealers. Give competi tive warranties careful reading, Then talk to the man who sills Job-Rated Dodge trucks In your neighborhood, He'll have the warranty that tops 'em all. And he'll tell you about liberal new truck finance plan, too, as frosting for the cakel dodoe division hind Patterson for a shot at Sonny Liston's croVn, was willing to box Patterson lor 30 per cent of the gale in New York's Mad isog Square Garden. The offer came Irom New York match maker Teddy Brenner. Floyd rebelled at the idea ol the 21-year-old Louisville Lip get ting any more than 20 per cent. So that's where things stood a complete standoff when Clay's manager, Bill Faversham, agreed to the Cooper bout Wednesday, "Our negotiations on the Pat terson fight dragged out to the point- where I finally gave up in disgust mid told Jack Solomons British boxing promoter) we'd go ahead with the Cooper fight," Faversham said. The Louisville distillery execu! live revealed that he turned down another offer for a Patterson match from Championship Spurts' Inc. because it came after hci had made the commitment to Solomons. j Clay, whose speed of foot is j equaled only by his speed of tongue, was not available (or his customary prediction on what' round he would "annihilate" his opponent. Medford Tops Crater MEDFORD The Medford Black Tornado won their fourth South ern Oregon Conference game in a row Wednesday when Stuart Young handed the Crater Comets theif second defeat in succession via another one-hitter, 6-0. Mike Glines again was the only thing between the Medford pitch ers and a no-hitter. He- led off the game with a single so he ac tually had back-to-back singles counting the one he got in the Tuesday game to spoil Jack Forde's no-hitter. Dick Deffley led the Tornado with a double and triple while Young also tripled. Gary Miller got two hits, one a double. The Tornado now is 4-0 in league play and Klamalh still is second with a 2-0 record. Crater is 3-3. Crater OOO-OOO-O 0-1-5 Medford 120-210-X 6-9-2 Clay and Hummel field; Young and I'llipps. Tahltians once rubbed noses as a slnn nf Affection nnvv thr-lr custom is to kiss on both cheeks When meeting or parting. 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