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Major League Leaders By I'nitrd Presi International American League Player & Club GAB R H Pet. Uppcrl, Was 11 31 4 12 .387 HiiUon, Was 13 52 Aparicin. Bait 14 58 Tresh, NY 10 34 19 .3(15 21 .382 12 .353 Allison. Minn 15 57 12 20 .351 Yslrmski, Bos 12 49 8 17 .347 Robinson. Chi 11 38 10 13 .342 Cimoli, KC 15 57 10 19 .333 Smith, Bait 14 51 7 17 .333 Charles, KC !4 52 10 17 .327 Nalional League Covington. Phil 10 28 7 12 .429 Demter, Phil 14 54 9 23 .42B Edwards, Cin 13 47 6 19 .404 Howard, LA Groat, StL F.Alou, SF Altman, StL Ccpeda, SF McCovcy. SF Taylor, Phil 16 58 9 23 .397 IB 63 14 24 .381 16 58 10 22 .379 16 59 16 61 6 22 .373 11 22 .361 14 50 16 18 .360 14 56 7 20 .357 Home Runs American League Allison, Twins: Wagner, Angels: Held, In dians: Howard, Yanks, and Smith, Orioles, all 4. National League H. Aaron, Braves 5; Clendenon. Pirates: Denu'ter, Phils: Mays. Giants; McCovey, Giants, and Ccpeda, Giants, all 4. Runs Baited In American League Allison, Twins 15: L. Thomas, Angels 12; Ward, White Sox; Howard, Yanks, and Kaline. Tigers, all 10. h National League Boycr, Cards 16; Demeter. Phils 14; Ccpeda, Giants 13; Fairly, Dodgers 13; Edwards. Reds: Hickman, Mots, and White, Cards, all 12. Pitching American League Pena. Ath letics 3-0: Mossi. Tigers: Stock. Orioles; Lee. Angels: Roland. Twins; Cheney, Senators: Fischer, Athletics; Pappas, Orioles; Bau mann. White Sox, and Navarro, Angelsi all 2-0. National League Nottebait. Colts: Washburn, Cards: Sim mons, Cards, and Friend, Pirates all 3-0; eight tied with 2-0. John Harvard and Elihu Yale were not the founders of the uni versities that bear their names, but the benefactors. DON'T MISS 200 PAIR MEN'S DRESS SHOES 0 LOAFERS SLIPOMS TIES Values to 14.95 PAIR NOT All SIZES IN All STYLES HOUSE OF Town & Country Shopping Center Attorney Releases ATLANTA lUPIi-Georgia At torney General Eugene Cook Thursday released a report on his efforts to determine if anv bic oeis were placed on last year's Aiaoama-Georgia football game. I ne . report indicated that Cooks findings into the gambling angle ot the Butts-Bryant contro versy were not conclusive. The attorney general is investi gating charges made in a nation al magazine article that former University of Georgia athletic di rector Wallace Butts gave secret; football information to Alabama Seattle, Hawaii Grab PCL Games By Vniled Press International A couple of games thousands of miles apart had carbon copy totals Thursday night in the only Pacific Coast League action. Both games produced 9-5 vic tories for the home teams with the winners collecting 13 hits and Green Bay, NY Giants Make Trade NEW YORK UPI - The Na-1 tional Football league champion Green Bay Packers today sent defensive halfback John Symank and defensive end Bill Quinlan to the New York Giants in exchange (or a high draft choice. The Giants immediately shipped Quinlan, a six-year veteran, to the Philadelphia Eagles in ex change for Gene Gossagc, also a defensive end. Of tlic three players involved. only Quinlan appears in line for a regular job. The 28-year-old former Michigan State star was drafted by the Cleveland Browns in 1956 and after a year in the Army played regularly for the Browns for two seasons. He was traded to the Packers in 1959 and was used frequently by Green Bay. Svmank was the backup man in the Green Bay secondary and. more than likely will be used in I he same capacity with the Giants. Ho has played six seasons in the NFL since being drafted out of the Univoi sity of Florida by the Packers in 1957. Gossagc, the Eagles' 28th draft choice in 1958. joined Philadelphia for the I960 season after being graduated from Northwestern and saw fairly regular duty. He was used as an oifensive guard in lo and 1961 and then was switched to defensive end last season. ft Mcculloch 250 direct drive AfcCvflach't ntw 250 is a enet In a lifttim chain saw buy. Th 250 hai mart ftolum and per formance than any ofhar taw in Ift prfca rang. from fingertip primtr to full 16" cuHtrbar you will find every feofure you rove bn leaking tor in a chain saw. '169.95 for llrteeJ timm thc tMf. ch4H f raw AAcCuIHkIi 250, v mwf vrchent ?2.U rtrfofl ve 0m merinfeeiewcR kit ft Rftif $4.9S (tverej tHKisl prtceL TVi Moc-4-oe In. tW N it, McClect. or Ovard, Depth GeMeei Tool, " 2 McCHoti filet lor p9 ciin theft iJjiorpofttnfj orof action. LEE MILLER'S McCulloch Saw Shop to U. till TU 4-6500 yLP J Spokane General Cook Mis Reports coach Paul Bryant before last year's game, which Alabama won 35-0. Cook investigated the report at the request of Gov. Carl Sanders: and in an earlier statement con cluded that Butts gave Bryant in formation that could have affect- Icd the outcome of the 1962 Geor gia-Alabama game. Both Butts and Bryant have de nied the charges and have filed multimillion dollar libel suits against Hie Saturday Evening Post which published the article entitled "The Story of a Football the losers 7. Seattle dealt one of the defeats to Denver for the win ners' sixth straight victory, while Hawaii's performance against San Diego indicated that tile Islanders may be ready to break out of a season-long batting slump. The Rainiers, Northern Division kingpins, trailed Denver 5-1 but pulled out the decision with a six- run explosion in the seventh. A three-run double by Joe Ped razzini was the key hit in the inning which included four other hits, two walks and a couple of wild pilches. R. G. Smith got the win in re lief of Seattle hotshot Billy Mac leod. Macleod. a youngster with a bright pitching future, exited in the fourth when Denver scored four runs on one hit, three walks and a pair of hit batsmen. Big news for Honolulu fans was the return to form of Stan Palys. who was the sparkplug of last year's team. Palys got his first homer and first two runs batted in of the season with a one on belt in the second and then contributed two more hits. Carlos Bernier and Dick Simp son also hit homers for Hawaii, while Deron Johnson crashed one for the Pads. Fred Newman needed help in the ninth, but got the win. All ten teams return to action tonight. . .The linescores: Denver 014 000 01105 7 2 Seattle 102 0110 60x 9 13 2 Schneider, Rehm (7, Olivo 7 I'mlwach i8 and Roof, Porter (2i ; Macleod, R. G. Smith 4. Spencer IB and Gibson. WP Smith. LP-Rchm. San Diego 101 (KI0 0.10-S 7 1 Hawaii 033 200 lOx 9 13 0, FaJvin. Brecden '3. Risenhoover 171 and Pavletich; Newman. Grigg '91 and Roselli. WP-New-man. LP-Favin. (Only games scheduled) Parlfir Coast league Southern Dlvtsloo W. L. PcL f,B Oklahoma City San Dieco 8 4 .667 ... 8 5 .615 i 6 6 .500 2 .1 4 .428 S'i 4 .333 4 Dallas-Ft. Worth Salt Lak City Denver livfKlnn w. prt. on W. L. Pet. r.U'salrm I 0 1.000 . .. " 3 .Tno Tn-Citv 2 I 667 7 6 .Ma l'i Lewiston 2 1 .667 'i 5 5 .300 1', vVenalrhoe 1 2 .33.1 l'i S 6 .:.S 2' j Yakima I 2 All l'i 3 9 2M 5 Eugene 0 2 000 2 30-DAY SPECIALS AUTO. TRANSMISSION (Good Till May 10) Trant. Adjustment Fluid extra S6.50 Fluid change (any model) S7.70 Fluid Included Rebuilt transmissions. Low at S89.S0 Instolled On tome modelt Free IittmetM Frtt D(9f0lil Open 9 'til 6 Klamath Transmission SCRVICt It EXCHANCI J.i Or,, an A. Jtm nmjur IV . Till DON'T BUY A CAR Sundays Paper! Unless You Buy From Us, Of Course K Fix a Shocking RcHirt of How Wally Butts and Bear Bryant Rigged a Game Last Fall. The new Cook report quoled University of Georgia Comptrol ler J. D. Bolton as saying he first' learned of the reported incident from Georgia coach Johnny Grif-i fith. Ho said it happened in an Atlanta hotel room Jan. 24 dur- ing a Southeastern Conference! meeting. Griffith called him to his room Bolton said, and told him that an Atlanta insurance salesman, George Burnett, had given him information about Butts telephon ing Georgia team information to tsrvam in inscaiuosa, Ala. Bolton said various officials of the university system launched an immediate investigation and finally faced Butts with then- findings. "Coach Butts did not deny a conversation. Bolton said. "He stated that Mr. Burnett probably heard such a couversation. that it was natural for coaches to talk to each other that way and that the only thing wrong with the conversation was that Mr. Bur. nett had put the wrong interpre tation on it. Bolton said Butts told him that he might have "interpreted the conversation the same way had he been Burnett. Salem Leads Northwest Conference By I'nitrd Press International One of these days, the Salem Senators of the Northwest League plan to score a run of their own. In the meantime, they don't mind accepting the unearned variety. They got two of them Thursday ni'iht, good for a 2-1 decision over Eugene and a 2 0 slate to lead the league. Yakima got even with Tri-Cily with a 15-4 bombing and Lewis ton took Wcnalchee 8-1 in other games. Salem now has scored only six runs in its first two games and all of them have been unearned. Thursday night pitcher Denny Hagcn walked in the winning run in the seventh when his only base on halls of the game sent in Rollie Petranovich with the deciding marker. Yakima settled the issue pronto with 10 runs in the first three in nings against Tri-City. Richard Anderson led the Yakima attack with a three-run homer in the i-ever.th. He also doubled in an other run. Lewiston pushed over two runs in the seventh to break a 1-1 tie and went on to down Wenatchee. A walk, two hit hatters, a run- scoring single by Al Lewis and a walk to Hoss Rowlin with the bases loaded did the damage. Just to make sure, -4he Broncs added four more in the eighth and one in the ninth. Northwest League Standings Thursdav'a Results Salem 1 Kusene I Lewiston 8 Vtenatchee I Yakima 15 Tri-City 4 Today's Schedule Kugene at Wenatchee' Salem at Tri-'Jilv NEW OR USED You See Our Ad In This CLIS MOTORS 606 S. 6th HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath BOWLING RESULTS MOOSE MA'S LImGUE Rut'tM Glm 7 SDr kit Csf Wish 7S SVOTM 61 Bon Be:aar i Southern Oregon Music 67' 1 56' Lauras Beauty Fair Amusement 67 57 Medo-Land 56' 1 47' 1 Nybatks Flower Fair Bings Ct't Parks Cabinet Amldont 76 April 2? results: WOTY 4, Nvbeckt Fair 0; Parks Cabinet 4, Amldont 0. Bon Bazaar . Lauras Beauty Fair 0; Sparkle Car Wash 3. Russell Glass 1; Bings Cafe 3, So. Ore. Music 1; Medo Land 3. K. Amusement 1. High teem game, sparkle Ca Wash 782; high team series. Sparkle Car Wash 3149; high Ind aame, Oetlv Angle 101 high Ind. series, Eole Tom I In S2i. HOLIDAY LEAGUE W Klamath Hardwood A Peace Ambulance Davis Flying A Snack Coltee Shop KC Klamath Hardwood B 31" i Thomas Lumber Company KF Creamery Ar1um Window KF Fast Freight Canvas Cushion Shop 39' i BO'i KC Floor Cover no Results: Klamath Hardwood B 4, KC Floor Covering 0,- Klamath Hardwood A 3'i, snack coiiet snoo l'j; Kiamatn Falls Creamery 1, Araium Window Co. 2; KF Fast Freight 4, Thomas Lumber Medford Netters Top Pels The Klamath Union I c n n i s ,i icam iosi us nisi league in;uiui Wednesday when the Pels fell In a strong McdfoM net crew, 61. The Pels are now 21 in lcflguc com petit ion. The bic upset came in the opening match of the event when KU's Larry Tice beat previously undefeated Gary Highland, 6-4. 6-2. But the other Pelican net ters couldn't follow his cuidlnc light and lost. Tom Cole lost to Mike Naurr.es, 6-2. fi-2; Doug Stiles was beaten by Loe Vim berly, 64, 6-!; Allan Clark lost to A. T. Highland. 6-3. 6-0, and Terry Cole fell to Nick Rasmus sen. 4-6, 6-2, 3-6. Tice and Tom Cole teamed up in the first seeded doubles set only to lose to Naumcs and Gary Highland. 6-4. 6-2. The other dou bles team. Terry Cole and Doug Stiles, lost to Chris Rasmussen and A. T. Highland. 6-1. 6-1. The Pelicans were slated to lake Medford on at Moore Park today and go to Ashland Saturday for a duel with the Grizzlies and another match with the Redding team. Cahoon Tops Gun Shooting Ambitious shooters from South ern Oregon turi)cd out in force last Sunday for the spring tour nament heid at the local gun club in spite of a biting breeze and uncertain weather. The 16-yard event was won by E. H. Cahoon, A class; Kugene Hunt of Mrdford. B class; Paul Zahniscr, C class. Paul Bellm Sr.. D class. Runnerup spots were won by Irwin Crume of Sprague River, A class; fcrl hent. H class; Austin Broun of Merrill. D class. The handicap event wound upi in a tie between r.ugone num of Medford and K. H. Cahonn of Klamath Falls, and extra targets were shot to decide the winner and runner-up spot, with Cahoon beating Hunt 24 to 21. E. H. Cahoon came back strong as ever in the nounies event winning the class 2 doubles and Irwin Crume winning the class I. Paul Zahniscr and .loiin Lich tenstern won the non-icsistrred backer-upper event. I E. H. Cahoon was the Mar ; performer of the day winning the high overall trophy. 1 The top attraction of the dny Was put on by two youngsters from the Sprague River Gun Club shooting the backrr-up event and ! doing a good job. even though their shotguns were taller than they were. Sut Wilson and Fred ! Schonchin looked pretty tall shooting with their elders. 1 High junior trophy went to Ran dv Kprr of the local gun club. Falls. Oregon Friday, Co. 0; Peace Ambulance 3, Canvas Cush ion Shoo If Davis Flying A I, KC 3. hirjn team game, Klamath Hardwood A 1027; high team tfri, Klamath Herd wood B 3836; high ind game. Sob Kent 213; hijh md. tenet. Ken McKennie 602. INDUSTRIAL LEAOUE W L Duds Equalize' II 39 M & R Market li 45 Kiamam BricK & Tile 6? SS Coast to Coast Stce 60 AO Pacific Motor Trucking 5tVt 63' Oregon Pood Stores SS Market Basket 30 Consolidated Freight 40' i 79' j Result!: Duffs Equallier) 0, Coast to Coast 4; Consolidated Freight l, M & R .."..-. rkct 3: K.siv.jth B--;cfc & Tile 2, Pacific Motor Trucking I; Oregon Food 4. MarKei basket g. High team game, Coatt to Coast Stores 1C31, high team tenet, Coatt to Coatt Stores 18 J; high Irtd. game, Chuck Kim- bad ?3J; high ind. tenet, Tom Thomp- SAT ELI ITE LEAGUE W Jay Hawk Oils 74 Lucca Cafe 7V i Clean Linen & Supply A8'i Skttteland Wheels Ail U S. Nalional Bank 7 Halevs Hereto rds A4 Drews Manslore A4 Bank of Klamath Falls Al Southern Oregon Insurance 61 Manmes Drtve-in SO' i Crater Lake Machinery 40 Al 'n' Dale Motors 33' i 86' j Resultt: Skate land Wheels 1, Drws Manstore 1; Lucca Cafe I'v, Haleyi Heretordt Vi; Crater Lake Machinery 0, U S. National Bank 4; Southern Ore gon Int. 4, Al 'n' Dale Mtr$. 0; Manniet Orive-m 0, Jay Hawk Oils 4; Clean Linen & Supply 1, Bank ol K. Falls 3. Hiqh team game. Jay Hawk Oils VAA; high team tenet. Jay Hawk Oils ?75S; high nd game, Elmer Anderson 7, high ind, tenet, Elmer Anderson 631. BASIN LEAGUE Final Handing Plnneer Tobacco Company Kaler Auto Service 4 Patt Spudnut No. 2 4l 47' 14' 1 4T', 17' 1 49'. i 78' 1 S3'-T ruin ouppir t-WTivraiiwai Leurat Beauty Fa Park Cabinet 6al A2'i C W A. 54 HRP 34 Suudnul 5? Sunrise Safety Center SO Idellat Grocery 4 Merits Service Supply 44 Retultt: Idedst Grocery 0. C.w.A Soudnul No. 2 4, HRP o. Kaler Auto Svc. ft Paris 3. Sunrise Safety Center Lauras Beauty Fair 4, Merits Svc. Suoply 0; Park Cabinet 3. Pioneer To bacco Co. l; jpudnut l. Pacific Supply Coco . High team game. Soudnul No. 3 1054; hQh team tenet. Spudnut No. 3 1W; high ind. game. Ray Sendberg 231) high Ind. series, Let Bieher 617. AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE Final Standingi W L Tims Shell It'i SO't Interstate Pump It il Lucky Lanes 71' i 53V i Klamath Cable TV '0' AH CarKont 65 67 West Heat Pump Bobs Union Alison Alley Bmck Eatt Side E'ectnc Soeciaiiied Service 62' J 69' 1 62', 69', 60 73 59', 72i 55' 76', 52' 1 79', Whelert Nursery Overhead Door April 74 results- Sotcal tied Svc. 3, Bobs Union I, Wheelert Nursery 3. tersiate Pumo 1; iftest Heal Pump 4, Overhead Door 0; Carlsons 4. East Side E'ectnc ft; Lucky Lanes V i, Wilton Wiley Buick 7' u Klamath Cable TV l' i, Timt Shell 7'j High le.im game. West Heat Pump IOSI; high team series. Wett Heat Pump 3970; high ind game. Wilbur Hatklnt 336; high ind. tenet, cari Peterson 6JJ. MAJOR CLASSIC LEAOUE Final Standings L Maury Foreign Cars tj' , 44' 1 Sbud Cellar 77 , Southern Or toon Music 11 Jockt Super Market t?' 7 Kingsley Voodoot 72', Lewis Chevron 69 King-ley Jets , U'i Valuers Cafe U Klamath TrttOT 61' 70'., Lucky Lanet 55 Superior I 'oy SI 6 St 0vgen Sales 31 t 9' 1 April 24 resuiit. Spur! Cellar 3, Lewi Chevron 2; Kingsley Jets 3, Lucky Lanet 1; 6 St. O'vgen 0; Kingtley Voodoot 4; So Ore. Music 0. Valuers Cate 4i nerior Troy fl. Mauryt Foreign Cart 4; Klamath Tractor , Jocks Super Market I Hinh team game, Kingsley Voodoot HO, hgh learn tenet, Kingt'ey Voodoos 2H4: 'gh tno game, Earl Taher 254; high nd. ser.es, serf conet erj. BOOSTER LEAOUE Duff Heatino Oo'Hs Lumber Heatnn S'i Pencan Won't K-mbail Gust Kiamath JC Jack s Cnlrw Chip tVt SO' 1 57' I 64', Metier B-fjIher. A' 1 47', Swft ft Company Mlj 46", Unxiue Market 14 70 Neis-vi TV VI 70 Arit)(w.s 49 7S R,u'l Dnrrn I irrhf ). Amidont T ; Dulls Healing 3. Metier Bras 1; Swift and Co. ). Met ton steel 1; Uninut Mar ket 3, Pelican MOD-1 If Kimball Glass 1, Klamath JC 3 High team game. Duf Heating-Swift and CO M-et imi j high em teriev Duffs Maatmg Jijl,- high irwj Qame, Out' Ktnope 671 j high ind tfr-et. Duff Konopetek Ju LIONS AUXILIARY Tl Twisters Merrill Jolly Jii 57 Tw Retutt t- Tall Twi-ter 4. Twittfrs 0; JO'ly Ji'll 1. Merrill I High team game, Jntly J.ils hQh team ieres. Tii Twters 1J4, hgh ind. game. D He-lens 454; high ind. ttriet. D. Hak.ns 173. WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAOUE 'nhurhan F iance 4ft Bearhs Jew 77', 47'., Creter L Creamery A 54 Trwhy Mnne 47' , 57V, Haitart f.j'nitu'e 47 54 Holiday Bowl 54 66 On Hnur Vafini,ing 77 Brawns Ptiimf.nq it If Resuitt- Holiday Bowl 3. C'ater Lake Creamery 3; t 'nf-iy Mugse 0, Bea'ht Jewelers 4; Hafle't Fu'n.lu-e h. One Hour Martinrmg 4 ; Suburban F mence 3, Wrowns Plumrxn! t H gh learn game. One Hnijr M'tlnlinq 749: ht)h team eiet. Reach Jeweiert JOMr t.iQ nd 0-me, Cner Pa'Cfewskl jfjinnr p.ieM fi,) ji4, n,gn .nd. t r,e v.ta Sampiet ' FRI. NITE MIXEO FOUR IOMB LEAOUff W L we v"1 aeuser Credit Un-on " 4 A'e TV 74', 47V, MiUhs Grorery 75 4t Ctt Coia 61 61 fa.h t, Save 67 67 Bud 1 Jems Midway l 61 hrvt f.i1n .il ar,', in Trwr Servi' V K M fket 1 69 Tndd Ri f'm Or f tanng tT t 1? J V"lt'd Market 46 j 7i't Ar.r.l 19 results- Tpwer V're '?, M K V Market J ,; Tw1d Ruildmq 0,1 WVrk,Mif Cret't Union 4. h'jd B, jerris Vl''f , Nwelt Golden Rule 0, Ca & ". Cf Cnia 6; Ace TV 1, Vi'tM Orxery i, tfernt J, f'dland 7 H')h trrn sm, f or a Cola DM; h.fjh eri ter.s. Wve'aau.r CM1' Un"n 7 M; "Jh lid flange imni, Stan Mot JJ7: t'i'Jh trvl ter.et (menV, Leon RotV e-K riiQh mH gm (wvnfrw. Jeanne Plite JM; hh Ind tenet (twrwl, iear.ne Paiie"e i CALORI LIAGUi W L .rw K Deiie 'Vi w.i G'eerwryvi fftwnnry 71 il Webb ln.irnre " 1 Ca-h 1 Save fl tt ' I St i Lnrht Wtnnry M'i V i kMmin Gat Ct 6V Vi Stevens 6 1' i tft i R- 4 Ptt,s u i 6' i Alr u,n,v M vrttr'i Au") aepair '.'.' i loth if ye 74 i Jo-t Aut Repair it 11 esuiti Ad-r furniture , ('event 0; Kel'flrs Ay" Repair 1, Bt6 1 Rtnyt J. Sih St. Steel ). Jot Auto Repaif , tthf Mrtn-v , Kiarnath Gat Co 4. timpipt 4 Devoa S, Cash & Save Oil April 26. 1961 Co. lr Greenwood Masonry , Webb In surance 3. High team game. Webb Insurance W4t high team tenet. Klamath Gas Co. 3343i high Ind. game. Eldina Greenwood 219; M. Herb Herth burger 224; high Ind. te net. Eldina Greenwood 546; M, Herb Harthburger 566. WEYERHAEUSER KNIGHTS LEAGUE W L Three Blows 3llt 36' i Mill Knights 35 30 Wood Choppcrt 33' t 31' 7 Night Hakt 3J 1 31' 1 Hardboarderi 33 32 Belters 30'i 34' i oreen Horni 2S 37 Top Katt 31 37 Retultt: Top Katt 3. Night Hawks 3; Miii Knights i. Green nornt u Three Blows 5. Belters 0; Wood Choppers 0, Hardboardert 5. High team geme. Night Hawks 652; high team tenet. Mill Knightt-Herdboerd-rs (tie) 2422; high Ind. game. Rolland Sanders 241; high ind. series. Arnle Skoog 71. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Sears Roebuck 72 Javhawk Fuel Oil 72 Deal Rite Motors 69 Great Northern 61 City Center Lodge 65 59 S T. 65 59 Kimet Plumbing Pepsi Cola 59' i 64' 7 Lislon Aircraft 59') 64' 1 Bowers Dill. 56 61 Larkin Insurance 50 74 Larryt Foods 47 77 Results; Jayhawk 4. Pepsi Cola 0,' S T. 4, Sears 0; Great Northern 3, City Center ); Litton 3, Larryt I; Larkin 3, Deal Rite I; Kimet 3. Bowers I. High team game. Jayhawk 1063; high team tenet, Javhawk 2991 ; high Ind. game. Blake Griggs 34$; high Ind. se ries, Blake Grlggt 630. MOOSE PA'S LEAGUE Final Standing! L 47', Lucky Lane. Musarove Plumbing CP A WW. Ward 64' 1 SS'j Altamont Grocery 62 SB O'Hairt Memorial Chapel 61 59 Merrill Moote 60' 1 59' "40" Club SM- 62' 1 Harry Lanphear Insurance 55 65 Pastegat Market Si'i al') Bmqt Satellite Room SO 70 Retultt: CP. S. WW. Ward I. Lucky Lanes 3i O'Hairt Memorial Chapel I, "40" Club 3; Allamont Grocery I, Mer rill Moote 3; Bings Satellite Room l'i, Pattegas Market 2' 11 Mutgrovi Plumb ing 3, Harry Lanphear Int. 1. High team game. Lucky Lanet 911 j high team tenet. Lucky Lanet 24i7 ; high ind. game, Ed McConnell 266; high ind. series, E4 McConnell 634. LADYtUG LEAGUE W L 72 52 73 52 6'i 55V, 67 57 65 59 63 61 60') 63' T 59', 64', 51' t 65' 1 57 47 51', 73',! 49', 74', Drive More Moton Coca Cola Lucca Ljunge TP Packing First Federal Howard's Cleaners Little Sweden Schulie Tire Billy Golden TV Signal Oil Co. The Rench Market Basket Results: Lucca Lounge 1. Signal on ti Little Sweden 3, The Ranch 1; Drive Mora Motors 3. Billy Golden TV 11 Coca Cola 3. Howard's Cleaners 1; First Federal 3. Market Basket 3i TP Packing 4, Schulie Tires 0. High team game. FirtT peoerei yn hi team tenet. Lucca Lounge 3770i high Ind. game, Vita Samples 334; high ind game, vita samput ai nign ina series. Vita Samples 604. MINOR CLASSIC LLKAGUE (Final Results) W L McKaig't Po'atoes M 46 l.aurentirie finance. Dale s Body Shop 77', 54' Acme Concrete 75' 1 56' Bruce Owens Realtors 73 60 Victors 71", 0' Brng's Cate J'J ' Herald ft Newt 61 71 Personal Denture Service 59 73 Bank of Klamath Fells S31 1 'l'i Modoc Lumber Co. Landry Inturance 3'' 4'1 Retultt; Modoc Lumber Co. 0. Ring's tale 4i Acme Concrete 3. Laurenlide Finance I; McKa-gs Potatoes tor's 2i Pertonel Denture 3. Herald and New- Ij Landry Ins. 3, Dale! Body Shop t; Bank of KF 1, Bruce Owens Realtors 3 H.an team name. Acme Concrete 917 high team series, B-ng's Cafe 3610; high ind. game. Dan Nabatowshl 3JM high ind. series. Den Nebakowtkl 6JJ. ALLEY KATZ LEAOUE Great Northern Railway 73 SI Automatic Trantmiti'on erv, 1 tJ Franklin Llle insurant e 70', S3'-) R'ue 0 Cafe 69 Ouff't Hoatina Service 67 AMIOON S Butmett Mech. 4V) M't Crater Lake Meats 60 44 tie Sweden m e Swan Lake Moulding 57 43 Sewing Machine Center 55 71 1 Kleme'h Hotewe'-frrt w Wnoht't Real Estate 45 75 Retultt' Blue O Cate 4, sewina wi hne rente 0; Little Sweden 3. Fot Klamath Hotel Tavern 3; Great North. Railway 3. Franklin Lite iMuranre 7; Duff's Heatma &erve li Crater Lake Meats 1: Amidnn t Butmett Machines 3, Automatic Trentmitsion Service 3 High team game, Au'ometic irenimn. tlnn Service lOryi; high team tenet; Aufn- Tialic Transmission service mqn nd. game, Gloria Can we 11 J; high nd. series. Gloria eentweil J. TWILITl LEAOUE tnvenett Cn 43 Klamath M'r Proroer interttete Pump Oennis Shell Blue O Dnufllai ServicO Ranch Cut) Pacific Power A Lght Shasta Richfield Oregon Wah Telaphpn Dk B Millar Co. Mnntsomerv Ward April 1$ results' Ranrh Club J. Iasta QttM.tle) I: Ooufliat terviti J. ronr. rwrnery Wa'dl t, 0r B M'Hae Co . Oregon Wash Telephone 4; Oenntt Shell 7, interstate Rump 3; B O J, Pacific Pnwer K Light I; Love nest CO. 3. Klam ath Milk Prnriirrers 3 High team gam. Oregon Wah Tele phone 9W; hlh team tenet, Oregnn Wah Telephone 3 '73; h'gh ind game. Leo Rnaih and Jack Avt, 1 series. Phil Anderson iJ high Ind. CITV LEAOUE w t watfcr Rrftt 9V t T'l 1 Knights f Col. 1 36' , Biy Loggt"q f 3 Roberts Hardware ' 41 I Ounn'dt Shot Rep'r 74", 44'V, : Bald taglet W 61' I : Srhulfe T.re h 44 I Sars Roehurk 9 S U S Nel R" " I ,hter tier trie 44', 77 FamS V T.r Sfrvirt W? ONC Tryrfctng 19 1M High tea pair 991; hiph tear tenet. Gunna-dt tbte Repair 3649; hiih ind flame. Tom my Thompson 37; high md. tenet Ud Mitchell 651. SPORTSMAN IMOUff (final Ifendina,) Vicfrr Dtrrit, Li"Pr Ona Mnre rah'n C'eanars Mobil O'l Local Loan W L aj 44 4 U 7S SI i 7S 1 rs 61' ? ' I Ml 't M 60 rt M 1 S' 69' 1 S 73 SS 71 S 71 IS 79 ! 39 99 Oreorxi Stah Rol'CO Pent an Mobil Lwc at Jordan Snmi J W. Sterni fi(tlr Pa-nl 40 tub J C Re Lor0 C He ran Petu'tt Vtor 1 Dnent t) Local loin J nl-n Wrth.l t Wtt'l Otl 3. State Puire li 40 Cub 1, fuer Paint I; r-d Whariitn X Lucas I; Jordan Shell 3. J W ferns t. Fashion CeaM-rt 4, Drwe Mora 0, J. C. Rama 3, Lonot Chav ron ! Mign teem oeme. Oorrls Lhr. 1041; Mtjh team series, t tral I tan 3HI. high nd Qame, Am Hant 3Ji j h'flh md ver et. B ll Heen MS in, nrru ials mkkt SYRACLSK, NY. f UPI -Official of the United Football ! Jeanne will meet here thin week end to formally approve the 1M3 regular and exhibition Khedule. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICr? TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court of the latt of Ore n. lor Klamath County. In the Matter of the Estate ol Ethel Hooker, Deceased. The U-idertigned has been art-Minted hv said Court Administrator C T.A. ol tald estate; notice a hereby olvn to cridltor of decedent to pretenl their ciJlrm, duly verified at by law required, withm tl montht after the firtt publication of this notice lo the undersigned, W. G. Hoover, al the o'lice ol A C. Vaden, 411 Main air tei. Kiamain Fans. Oregon. Dated end flrtt published al Klamath Falls, Oregon, thU 26th day ol April, IVftJ. W. G. Hoover, Administrator, CT.A. No. 6. April 36. May 3. 10, 17, 1963. NO. 63-142 PROBATE NOTICE OF DATE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THC ST a, re rys OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY the Matter of the Estate al GLADYS D. CRAIG, who was alto known as GLADYS DAGMAR CRAIG, Deceased. Notice it hereby given that I have filed my final account of the adminis tration ol the above entitled estate and that the Court hat appointed May 27, 1963. al 10 AM. at the time tor hearing objections to such linel account md the settlement thereof. John Edward Crala. Executor Ganong & Ganong Attorneys tor Executor No. 66. April 26. May 3, 10. 17. NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION OF KLAMATH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Notice It hereby given In comollance with ORS 33) 010 to the legal voters of Klamath county School District of Klam ath County, Oregon, that the Annual School Election of said School District will be held within said District at the elemen tary school buildings of said School Dis trict between the hours ol 3:00 o'clock p m, and 1:00 0 clock p.m. on Monday, May 6. 1963. Said election is ts be held for the purpose ot electing local school cortmit lee members at vacancies exist; eltct- iq a county school Board Member for the Wettern Zone fo serve for the re mainder of an unexpired two vear term; and electing a County School Board Mem ber from the Eastern Zone for a full live year term. me polling place tor each subdlttrlct said Klamath Counly School Dittrtct it Ihe elementary school building which serves tald tubdislrict. - Order ol the County School Board of Klamath County School Oittrlct of Klamath County, Oregon. Don Mr Gee. Chairman Dale Goode, Clerk No. 45, April 15, 26, 1963. National Fores! Timber Far Sale Spodue Mounlain Seated bldt will be received by the For- est Supervisor or his authorized repre sentative al the Bly Ranger Station. Blv, Oregon, up fo and not later than 3 00 p.m., May 7. 19&3, for atl merchantable imber marked or designated for culling, located on an area embracing about 76 acres, more or lest, wnnin sect ion t 21, 23, 73, IS, 36, 37. 31. T. 34 S, ft. 13 E. W. M. Surveyed, In the Fremont Nation al Forest, Oregon. The merchantable timber, marked or designated for cut ting, it total of 43 M. bd. ft. The un guaranteed volume Is estimated lo be: 300 M. bd. ft. pi ponderosa and sugar pine, m M. bd. ft. Of white lir and otlv ert. Bldt are Invited on 0 lump turn basis and no bid of lest than 16,067 so will be considered. This Includes 16.793 SO slunipage Including deposits for tale area betterment and SI.37SOO for slash dispo sal. Sealed bids will be publicly opened and posted at Bly, Oregon at 3-00 p m on May 7, 1963 All those who submitted a lisfactory sealed Md will be permit. ted Immediately to continue auction bid. . A money o.oir, bank draft, cash- ler's or certified check tor 11.000 00 must accomoany each seeled bid. lo be applied to the purchase price, refunded, or retained for application to any claim lor damages, according lo the conditions nf tale. II an oral bid Is declared to be high at the closing ot the auction, the bid der must immediately confirm the oral bid by submitting It In writing an a For. est Service bid form. Upon acceptance of ihe high til bid, the bidder mutt mutt make fw'l lump sum payment. The right lo reject any and all bids is re served. Foretf Service bid fwmt lor use in tubmltilng sealed bids, and lull Inlor. Miss Wright Favored To Cop Meet AUGUSTA. Ga. (UIMi-Mickey Wright, favored lo uin Iirr third .straight Tillchntflorit champion ship, uftiL into today' Mcond round threu strokes off the pace. But you can take it from Title hnldrrV President Killcen Stulh that Mickey imi'I Jikely to trail for long. The first round loader was slender Joann Prrntice nf Bir mingham, Ala , and Columbia. SC.. who icnorcd an almost steady rain lo post a I -under par 71. But Mi&s Slum, who as tourna ment president drew the honor of playing with defending champion Wright, immtJi that with only a couple of breaks Mickey would already be in Ihe lead and well on the way to breaking the Titlc- hnlders record an many expect. "Mickey mmsed only by inches on many birdie putts," Mi.su Stulh said after Miss Wright came in with a 74. "She deserved a 68 or a 6ft for the beautiful way the was plavina ntherwix?." But Thursday at least, the slory went to live 30-year-old Prentice who was the only one of 38 lady Rolfcru ahle n better par. .She went Into today $ second IB-hole round with a one-stroke lead over Mary Lena Faulk and Manlynn Smith, The third round of the Recre ation Department's Men a Volley ball League action Thursday night saw Great West Life de. featine Ilal'i Sport Shop 1.V3. and 17-15 : Mills taking Pacific Power & Light I.V7, and 15-10: Nichol s Chevron lowering L D S. Ward No. t, 15-11. and I.V!. Oregon Food and the .Sky Spikers p poned their came until a later date. Le.tguo islanding at the end of three rounds is as follows: W L Pet. .1 0 1 000 2 0 1 000 2 1 . .fW 2 1 .M7 1 I .500 1 2 ..113 0 .1 .000 0 3 ,000 Great West Life Oregon Food Hal Sport Shop Mills Sky Spiker Ntrhol's Chev. L.DS. Ward No. PPL, R1IKR IMII'Y IKirKI.K LM'RKL, Md. tPH - Ronnie Kerraro. tlw nation's leading jotkey in lfW2. hooted home both ends of a $3 20 daily double atl (Laurel Thursday. LEGAL NOTICE matlon conctrnlnq tfco limber, tt condi tions 01 seuj and tuDmtssion c bids should be obtained from the Forest Su pervisor, Lakevlew. Oregon or Ihe DIs- ict Ranger. Biy, Oregon before bids re jbmitted. No. 73 April 36, 1963. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposes for the contfruction at e tensions to ihe storm sewer tvstem of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, ad dressed to the City Recorder, City Hall. Kiamatn Fans. Oregon, will be received at the City Hall, Kiamath Falls, Ore. gon, until 7:30 p.m. Pacific Daylight T me, on May 30, 1963. and then will be publicly opened and read. The work contemplated consists of the following: 1, Remov- screen, dress ud ditch bof. lorn line "A", 1 ea. Excavation end backfill. 19U 4 cu. yds. 3. Furnish till, compact and shaoo for line "A", 365 cu. yards. 4. Trench bedding 4" of W 0" gravel, 131.4 eu. yds. i. Furnish and place pipe a. 36" reinforced cone, pipe. 111 lln. b. 34" reinforced cone, pipe, 106S lln. C. 15" Standard T & & rrw nlnm. 3001 lln. fl. d. 10" Standard T L fl enne nin. 1054 tin. ft. I" Standard T & G cone. nine. 45 lln. ft. 6. Standard 4 foot manholes, 13 ea, 7. Etr manhole depth, l tin. tt. B. Standard 3 foot catchbailn, 9 ea. 9 Special catchbsin No. D-3, 1 ea. 10. 44"-0" crushed rnrk mart nrfr. 30 cu. yds. W'-fr' otohallfc cone. Tvoa H. in ton. Plans and specific a I Ions are on file and available to The public at the City nan, Mamam hails, Oregon. A copy of said documents may be secured at the office of the Engineer upon a deposit of Iwenty-five dollars (135.00). The full amount of the deposit will be refunded nd documents are returned In oood condition within seven 7 days alter the dale of tha bid opening. oipoert mutt pe pr equalled in ac cordance with the laws ot Oregon. Forms will he provided by Ihe City for that pur pose. Each proposal mutt be submitted on the precrlbed form and be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check, or bid bond payable to the Cily of Klamath Falls, Oregon, In an amount not lets than five per cent (S"S.1 of the amount bid. me succettiui Bidder or Bidden will be required to lurnish security for faith ful performance of the Contract In the full amount ol the Contract price. ine city reserves the right to pottpone the award ot Ihe Contract or Contract until the second regular Council meet ing following ihe opening of bids, and to relect any and all proposals or to accept those propose t wh eh are, n the opinion of ihe City, to tha bast Interests ot the Cily. Dated in it 17th day of April, 1963. CITY OP KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON By Rotie Keller. Cllv Recorder NO. 60, April 33, 36, May 3, 10, 1963. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE Frvlno Pan Blowdown Oral auction bids will ba received by lha Forest Supervisor, or his author i?rd epratentaiiva at me onice or tha Di-.- trlct Ranger, Bly, Oregon, beginning at 1:30 p.m., Mev 7. 1963, for all merchan. table timber marked or designated tor cutling on on area embracing 16,7m acres, mora or lass, within sections n, 12, 13, 14, IS. 16. 17. 30. 31. 33, 33, 34, 35. 36 37, 31, 39, 33 31 34. 35 36 T. 34 i- R. 13 E l sections 1 3, 3. 9, 10, II, 3, 13, 14. 1$, 16, 30, 31, 33, 33, T. J5 S , . 13 E , W M. surveyed. In tha Fre mont Nalional Forest. Oreoon. Tha esti mated volume of live timber is 1,100 board feat of ponderosa pine (sound tao wood). In addition there Is within tha taie area an unethmeted volume ot blue named (sound tap wood) ponderote pine timber. ioe minimum acceptable bid per poero teat it at toiiowt: live pon derosa pine (sound tap wood) SIR 30 blue stained ponderosa pine I sound tap wood) S3 W This Include the follow mi raitt. per w. ooara feet lor tiumpaae in cluding deposit for tale area betterment. 13 00 bate rata plus an additional SIJ0 for live ponderosa pine 13.00 base rate plus en additional to 00 for blue ttein4 ponderote pine and SI SO for slash div potal for all species. In addition thera is within lha sale area an unetlimetad volume of o'dr dd (unsound tapwoodl ponderosa pine logs whirh will bff paid lor at SI 00 per M. board feet which m cludet reoulred drposir for tale aree bet terment, plut $0 00 for Hash disposal. The pnees bid tor tfumpaoe shall be con. slderad at ti-ntetlv rates subject to quar terly calendar adjustment upward or downward by 0 S of lha difference be tween the averaqe of tha western P'na AstKiatton lumber price and the foliow- ng price indices; live ponderote ome a? TS. Surh adluslmentt In the price for slumpage shall ba applicable to timber scaled during the calendar quarter ror wnicn trie aaiustmenr is computed. no event, Mweve, tha II the Pay ment ratet lor each quarter ba last than the base ratet at slated above. When th adjusted rates by speoet are lower thai the base ratet, tha diffeence between the total dollar value of t timber cut at adjusted rates and at the beta ratet will be recorded for each tneoei. Tha s'um- page rata for any species will not be in creased above the bate rate until tha sub sequent adjusted ratet above the base rate for all spec let will develoo an ac cumulated total doner value tor the tpe- ecet of the rend9d accumulat ed difference for all species. Seeled bdt will ba pubildv operrf j-yi potted at Blv. Oreoon, at I JO p m. on May 1. 19a, All "ote who submitted a satisfactory sealed bid will be permitted Immediately to con tinue auction bidding. A money order. bank draft, cashier t or certified cherk the turn of iJ.400 00 mutt accom pany each bid, to ba applied to the pur chase price, refunded, or retained far application lo any rlaim tor damaget, a:- cording tp the condition, of tale. If re quested by t purchaser, contract termt w.u permit telling o timber in advanca ot payment up to the value of the per rormenre Bono it an oral bid t dt"ie'fd to ba h.oh. al tha closing of the auction, the bidder i ist Immediately rnn'tr m the Orel bid by Slthm ttinq it in writing on f orett Service Wd form. The right to re let! any eno en blt It reserved. Forest ce hid forms tor use in tubmittmi sealed piflt and full Information cmrern- ng tha tfmhwr, tha Conditions of sale and ha submission ol b'dt thou'd ba ob tained from the District Ranger, Bly, Oregon, or the Forest Supe'visO', Lake. oreoon, hefve b ds are SLbmitiad. No. 71, April 36. I9 NOTICE OF KLAM6TH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT St RIAL TA LEVY EL ECTION NOTICE IS HFBE BY" GIVEN, That lha trlemslh Counly Irhool Oittnct Ciamath County, Or'.-ws serial fa levy election hat bn cai ed to ba hnd within said Srnori Ol"nct O" Mwdav, ha 6h day of Way, 1el. between the hours of 3 00 c'xk p m end I.CO p m. tor the p'irpe of ti'bnv V tvj to tha legal voters t tid School O'ttrlct, ntir- unt to 0S 310 040 to 3K 140. the dei- Of eulnriilrig ti County School Rnerd of -a 1 Kiama'h Cnun'y School D'Stnrt to maa live cnntecuture annual serial tar levies on ell tne tawahla O'OP wthm tre bourdnet of sa d Kiam- th County fchool Dit'rtcf tor the pur r'e t proving f:n(is to ba erended New cnvruction, replacement, re pairs end meintner e school tsuiid- r-js end pram, st) purchsta nf ne-eetary furniture, hrn shmqt ard Ouipmenf in- ludinfl trhnoi buts'ii purchata o and mprovemtnt to trhpol B tt me'Oh r J funds fnr any sa'e nr federal ftintis wMch n ay become evai'ahia for any of said pu'f-et ttafel (vve, for a" pf rioJ nf fi e citeiitlva years and it tr emo-jnt of tj'fl .000 00 each year, M ch sa d annual :vv "H ba outv na the HmVatiOfi Imposed ff Sertlnn H, Article XI ol the Oregon Ccnstitut'an id ernulng end ci--sr "five f've f't- cei yaars retrK' ve'y commenc nq on July i. l In est.ffa'ed to'ai out1 for surh serial le.r 3-'prst is m ths a'timated amount nf Sl.ow .ro 0O. so lhat he increatina puhltc tch-w. pcpulelion of Ihe Klamath County Scfnol D.ttnrf of Klamath County, O-qon ntay ba fnora ed1uaily ace immolated. The vote than oa by hei'ot upn wrcn shall ba the wo'dt "Sar al Ta Levy ves" and ' Snei Ta Lvy No" and the voter than p'ete a tis ( baeen the words "Sanal Tat Levy" al' ta word "Yet" or between the words "Se r.4t T Lavy" and the word "Nj'' whirhever indicates his choice. The poii;no place for each subd in said Klamath County School Oniric! It the elementary school building wilth serves tt'd ubd'trit Said poitt tor the reception o the'hel. tnti test for or toatntt tha aufhofiia imn of tald serial U levy will on mkJ day and data pa opened at the ttour of 3 00 ocmcH p m. and shall remain ppen until the hour of I 00 r etnek p m. of the same dev at which hour the tamo hall be ciosed. By order 0 M Co-mry Shvt Rnarrl of Kiamatn County School 0'ttnct f Klamath County, Oregon . Don vcOea, chairmen Dis'e Otvvir, Cie'k No. 41 April li, 16, 1991.
