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Antlers Picked To Cop
5-B Track Championship
. Bonanza's Antlers, the power o(
District 5-B track, will be the hea
vy favorite Saturday at Modoc
Field when the District 5-B meet
will be held, the first preliminar
ies slated to begin at 10 a.m.
,be beaten by Hie area Class B
-tnmD im a cll-rtncf fuVfll'l A With
GiMiritl nicked as a distant sec
ond. Malin should finish third and
-Chen it's a close fight between
:-Bly, Merrill and Chiloquin.
The Bonanza aggregation will
oe leu oy a nuav ui ami. iui
figure to place high in the stand
ings. This meet will determine
which athletes will gain berths in
the Class B state track meet
scheduled next week. The two top
performers in each event gain
berths in the state meet.
Leading Bonanza will be Monte
Burnett in the 100-yard dash and
440-yard dash; Rich Rice in the
100-220 and broad jump; Gary
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Randall in the mile and half mile;
Kicky Stebcr in the high jump
and both hurdles, and Robbie Ste-
ber in the shot, just to mention
a few.
Gilchrist has some top athletes
also in hurdler Matt Koski, Dave
Sporrcr in the discus, Dan Hoff in
the javelin and broad jump, Jack
Ilazlewood in the low hurdles and
Conley Elms in the shot put.
Malin is led by sprinter Bob
Bauer in the 100 and 220 and
broad jump, Shcrm Kalina in the
shot and discus and Dale Parrish
Merrill has Ted Holler in the hur
dies for a possible spot and Ken
Smith in the dash events.
Chiloquin is led by Tony Wilder
and Al DcBortoll in the javelin,
Kim Hale in the 440 and dash
man Dan Penhall. Bly has vault-
cr Red Franklin, Greg Davis in
the 440 and 220 and John Godowa
in the javelin.
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the same meet last week while
Gilchrist tallied 49. Malin was
third with 31, Chiloquin w ith 29,
Bly had 13 and Merrill eight. The
scoring is exacted to go about
the same
Field.
this week on Modoc
Resort
Repairs
Near End
The late opening of the Lake of
the Woods Resort is due to the
extensive work that is being ac
complished to get the resort ready
for the 1963 season.
Competitive sports events will
be part of the summer program
ming. Firesides and evening en
tertainment will be scheduled for
the entire summer. Horseback rid
ing will also be available during
the entire season.
The road from Ashland to Lake
of the Woods, using Dead Indian
Road, is clear and in good condi
tion. The road from Klamath
Falls is excellent.
Fishing is good to excellent with
most limits being caught on ford
fenders and salmon eggs.
The boalhouse and a complete
ly stocked store will be open as
soon as the work is completed.
The cabins, lodge, and dining
room are expected to be open for
Memorial Day weekend.
The telephone is now connected
and it is suggested that travelers
check with the lodge before plan
ning to spend the weekend. Res
ervations for later in the summer
are being taken now.
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Golfers
Rick Rennick. a junior Klamath
Union golfer, was the low man on
three teams Thursday at Reames
Golf Course as he shot a 79. Ore
gon Tech beat the KU team. 8-7,
but KU bounced back to take a
10-5 win over Central Oregon Col
lege of Bend.
The Pelicans played their first
match of the season and were
slated to play in Medford today
against the Tornado team and St.
Mary's.
Major League
Leaders
By lulled Press International
National League
Player Club G. AR R.
F.AIou. SF 27 112 2fi
H. Pet.
43 .384
25 .382
42 .350,
21 .350
28 .341
33 .337,
38 .330
21 .328
37 .327
37 .322
Covngton, Phil 22 6!) 15
Croat, SI L 29 120 20
Wine, Phil
23 60 5
24 82 8
Edwards, Cin
Fairly, LA
28 98
29 115
25 84
29 11.1
29 115
White. St L
James, St. L
Aaron. Mil
Cepeda, SF
American League
Causey, KC 19 75 12 28 .373
Wagner. LA 27 lot 15 35 .337
Schilling. Bos 22 92 15 31 .337
Yastmski. Boos 22 88 15 29 .3.17
Boyer. NY 2.1 90 11 30 .333
Kaiine. Del 28 ll 17 35 .330
Charles. KC 28 100 18 33 .330
Allison. .Minn 28 94 19 31 .330
Robinson, Chi 25 94 14 .11 .3.10
Fox. Chi 23 94 17 31 .330
Home Runs
National league: Aaron.
Rraves 10; F. Alou. Giants 7;
Cepeda. Giants: Ranks, Cubs;
Bailey, Giants: Covington, Phils:
Robinson. Reds all 6.
American League: Tresh.
Yanks 7: Wanner, Angels; Nich
olson, While Sox; Allison, Twins;
Howard, Yanks; Powell, Orioles
all C.
Runs Ratted In
National League: F. Alou,
Giants 24: Aaron, Rraves 24:
Covington. Phi!s 23: Boyer. Cards
1- Uhiln nrdt 23: Rnhinsnn.
Reds 22: Fairly, Dodgers 22.
Amereo League: Allison.
Twins 21; Nicholson. While Sox
19; Robinson. While Sox 19; Os
borne, Senators 19.
Pitching
National league: Simmons.
Carls 41; 0111. Giants 4-0:
MarKrntir. Mets 3-0; O'Toole.
Reds 6-1; Sanlord. Giants 5-1:
Perrannski. Dodgers S-l; Wash
burn. Cards 51.
American League: Fischer.
Athletics SO; Slock. Orioles 30;
Cheney. Senators 41: Pena, Ath
letics 4-1; Herbert. While Sox 4-1.
API'K.ARANCF.
LOS ANGELKS 'LTD - Out
fielder Albie Pearson is th only
player to appear In all three Los
Angeles Angels opening day line
ups. 'rake
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Hornets
MERRILL The Henley Hornets)
won their second baseball gameiwild pilch." Sticve Hand was hit
in as many dayr against the Tule-
lake Honkers here Thursday, capi-
Lalizing on bases on balls, stolen
bases and errors for a 5-2 victory
The Hornets scored three runs
in the second inning as nine bats
men came to bat. LeVov
Young led off with a walk and
then, in order, stole second and
third base and cashed in on the
first Hornet run when Earl All
britton got aboard on an error
by the Honkers' first ba.seman.
Gary Durfee flied out to left and
Mike Beymer followed by ripping
a double to centerfield. Al Grant
was hit by a p'tched ball to load i
the bases.
Randy Lapo then hit a sharp
grounder to the Honker shortstop
who then threw the ball high over
home plate to allow Allbritton to
score the second Hornet run.
Beymer, in an attempt to score!
from second base, was out at the
plate as Grant and Lapo went
to third and second. Grant then I
HORNIT BATTING AVERAGES AS OP MAY TOth
Plavr
Ltvoy Vourwj
Kind Lfepo
Earl Allbritton
Ban Sloehiler
Slav R el ling
Bob Grant
Gary Dune
Sam Cox
Slavt Rand
Mlka Baymar
John Cruma
Gary tVapes
Stav Hammil
Gary Barktr
Gragg Cromwall
Al Grant
TOTALS
PITCHINJ
Pitchar
Randy lapo
Earl AlloriHOfl
Bob Grant
Tom Pilgrim
Gary Our'aa
John Crumt
Stava Rand
Ex-Coach, Frank Ramsey,
To Speak At
Frank Ramsey, former KU
coach, pro football player, all
American and successful business
man, will be the featured speaker
Saturday night at the annual K
Club banquet to be held at
Reames Country Club.
The fete is for members and
guests only, but Jim Johnson said
that former players under Ram
sey and friends could call him for
reservations at the school.
The banquet begins at fi 30.
The fete will be followed by a
dance in the Reames ballroom.
Ramsey was nominated to the
Silver Anniversary All-America of
Sports Illustrated magazine in
1W2. He played his college foot
ball at Oregon Stale, lie was a
center in his first two years, but
his size and speed was recog
nized and he moved to guard
Ramsey came to Klamath Un
ion to coach in the 19.18-W school
year. H left after one year and
went to Corvallis where he stayed
Irom 1939-1942. He then returned
lo KU in the fall of 1942 and
coached the football team to the
state championship. The Pels
were ninncrsup in state the fnl
lowing year and won the bas
ketball crown under Ramsey in
1943. Ht was in the Marines in
1944 45.
He played pro football for the
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DUGAN-MEST
410 SO. 6TH STREET
Down Tulelake In Warmup Game
plated the third run on a Tatum
by a pitch and Jon Crume walked
lo load the bases again before
Steve Reiling grounded out.
Tulelake's Mike Todd scored
tlie game's first run in the first
inning with an error, stolen base
and wild pitch. The Honkers' sec
ond run came when Mike Ganger
opened the sixth with his second
hit of the day and advanced to
third on infield outs and scored
on a Crume wild pitch.
Young walked in the third inn
ing and scored the fourth Henley
run as a result of an error and
fielder's choice. In the sixth. Roll
ing's double 'o deep centerfield
scored Lapo who had walked and
stole second base.
The victory gave the Hornets a
10-2 record for the season as they
travel to Grants Pass Saturday
for a final showdown against the
Rogue River Chiefs for the Rogue
Leacue baseball championship.
Henley must win a doublehcader
if they are to continue in the
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STATISTICS
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K Club Fete
Chicago Bears. He now is a high
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president of the state's largest in
dependent logging firm.
FRANK RAMSEY
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Hanlay S AB R H Rbl
Rand, C 3 0 0 0
Hammil, C 0 0 0 0
Cruma, 3b. p 3 0 ? ?
Reiling, 36 3 0 2 1
Young, is 119 0
Allbntlon, lb 3 10 1
Durfee, cf v w v
Beymer, It ' 3 0 10
B. Grant, If 10 10
A. Grant, rl 2 10 0
Pilgrim, rl 10 0 0
Lapo' p I I t
Cromwell, Jb 0 0 0 0
lolali
Tulelake 1)
Ganger, cf
Spolek, lb
Anderson, lb
Todd, II
Fensier, lb
Cusrtman, rf
Peterson, 3b
Klassen, 3b
Sletak, ss
Kriio, ss
Loiselle, C
Talum, o '
Crawford, p
Totali
AR ft H Rbi
3 12 0
3 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
3 1 ' 0 0
30 1 0
2 0 0 0
2 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
23
PHillno, Cruma, Soolak 3, Fensier,
Sleiak; PO A Tulelake . 3115, Henley
21-15; LOB-Tulelake 2. Henlay 2B
Beymer, Railing; SB Todd, Ganger 1,
Young 3, Rilling 2, Allbritton 2, A. Grant,
LP- p if
Henley 031 001 0-5 3 2
Tulelake 100 001 02 3 i
Pitchers Ip h r tr bb so
Lapo (W) S 2 1 0 1 3
Crume -2)1011
Talum U 2 5 2 4 1
Crawford 1 1 0 0 0 1
HBP By Talum (Rand, A. Granl, Reil
ing); WP lapo, Crume 2, Talum 2; PB
Loisetle; Winner Lapo 3-0; Loier Ta
tum 2-1; UmpireBill Kurti; T 1:47.
Whit To Lead
Legion Hawks
Irv Whit, former pro baseball
player and more recently mana
ger of the semi-pro Medo Bels,
has been named to coach the
American Legion Hawks, one of
the two city legion teams.
Bob Williams, coach of the Fal
cons, has accepted a scholarship
at Idaho State and will go there
for a two-month course on coun
seling and guidance. He is re
placed by John Paxton who
Paxton who moved up from the
Hawk post to the Falcons.
Whit played with fhe Portland
Beavers at one time and has been
active in the baseball program
around here for years. The
present schedule has the Falcons
slated for 33 games and the Hawks i
for 25 on a home and home
basis according to Harold How
ard.
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Beavers Enter
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COPVALLIS lUPII Oregon
State has entered nearly its entire
track team in the West .Coast Re
lays at Fresno, Calif., Saturday.
One of the Beavers, javelin
thrower Gary Stcnlund, could fig-.
ure In the best duel In the meet.
Stenlund is matched against
Southern California's Larry Stuart
and Arizona State's Frank Covelli
in that event.
Stuart has the nation's top mark
this spring. 267-3. Covelli ranks
third at 2o9-ll'i and Stenlund is
fifth at 254-5'i.
NINE-RACE WINNER
COLUMBUS, Ohio. (UPI '--Jockey
Larry Snyder treated his fans
right Thursday., .finishing in the
money in all nine races at Beulah
Park. The 20-year-old native of
Toledo, Ohio, brought home five
winners, finished second twice and
third twice.
Gary Swanson
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