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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1963)
(5 Giles Singles Out ilwaukee Club MILWAUKEE (LTD Presi.,inR. said the Braves spokesman xlcnt Warren Giles of the Nation- al League, stepping up baseball s) . campaign to have players avoid! 'm undesirable elements" has sin ; filed out a night club in Miluau ' kee as a plaee for them to stay -away from. "Gamblers and hustlers fie : quent the plaee," Giles told the , clubs in a memo, according to a Braves spokesman. He said it ua: . the only place pinpointed bv Gile: nut of all 10 cities in the league. , mc league president s communi J que was issued about a month ago when the professional foot ball scandal broke, but wasn't i made known until now. . Gambling Scandal Tie-In ' However, the Braves spokes- man said it was known that man , agers of all the teams know cer- tain places in each league city Tthey have told players to stay out 01. "There probably Is a lie-in here , with the national Football League's gambling scandal," said the Braves spokesman. The same : night club had been frequented ; oy members of the Green Ba; nt i-acKcrs and visiting NFL teams .when they played in Milwaukee. ; Circuit Judge Robert Cannon of .Milwaukee, legal counsel for the major league baseball players was quoted as saying "There aren t enough lawyers in the world to defend me," if he iden lified the establishment to the public. ; "Informal" Memo ! Giles" memo was described as ; 'informal" and spelled out no ; penalties or any player who ; would go to the night club de ; spite the warning. ; "Thai's all it was a warn-j yggPBBS SUNDOWNERS LEAGUE Stivers Merry MUert The Corrupfors 1e Hot Sholi The Blew Four Mr. nd Mrs. . No. 4 No. 1 J Pennies 1 3 . Cflsrt Save 0l Co. 1 3 . Scavenger 1 3 Jetsons ) 3 Result j : No. ) 3. Mr. And Mrt. 3; The Blew Four 3, No. 3; Merry Wlurt . 3. Jetsons 1; The Corruptees 3, Scaveng ers 1; Hoi Shots 3. Cash t Sftvt 0l - Co. 1; Pennies 1. Silvers 3. High team game. The Hot Shots 133; , high team series. Slivers 221; high Ind. - flame, Cesiie Whitman 1B1, M, Cliff Ba ler 301; high Ind. series. Margie Sando- val 4S6. M. Ernie Reynoldi-Dennia White- man (tied) S. MOOSE MIXED FOURSOME LEAGUE ; w l The Mighty Mecce 3 ' ' H'-LO'S 3 1 .'Holey Rollers 3 )TorDedoes 1 ' '.The Sub-Chasrrs 3 3 "Th Wfakentters 3 2 .' President's No-Names 1 ? 'Contused Four . 3 ? How-Oo's ' ' Spare Try.rs 1 3 Aiieyga'or 3 3 Screw Ba"' ' 3 - IHut BHies ' 3 The Spinners t 3 May 30 rsus: How-Do's J. Soare Try rs 3; Torpertoes 3. President's No-Name 3: Attevga'ors 3, Contused Four 3; Blue Blaies l. Holey Rollers 3: Screw Balls 1, Th Mlghtv Mr-ece 3; Hl-Lo's 3. The Soinners 1; The Weekenders 3, The Sub Chasers 3 High team game. Torpedoes IJ; hioh team series. The M-ghty Meece 3333; tiah Ind game (women), Rita Matson !? . hioh ind Qme frr-en. Me'' Hanseam Pat Kossman ftie 337; ht0h - ind. series Iwomen). Rita wtm s? hirh ind series (men). Mene Hanscem ; )4. LUCKY FOURSOME LEAGUE W L Team Nn I 3 1 The Outlaws 1 ' Four B ' T,,m No . Miers 3 . Team No. ? 1 Pesults- The CM' Team Nn 3 V Team NO S 1. Four Bs 3; Tht MUerj 1, Team No. I 3 High team game. The Miners M: high team senej. Four Bs 331; h'qh Ind oame (men). Don Graham 3; hlph in1 rmenl. Elrt Brooks M3: h oh ir"1 game lomenl, A'lCt) Thomoso" 1'8. riari ind. series (women). Alice Thomp son 471 . Oregon Frosh Tumbles Rooks CORV.M.LIS 'I'PI'-The Oregon ;Fro'h scored three runs in the ninth inning two on a home run bv Nick Nicholas to post an -."! baseball win over the Oregon St.'ile Itnoks Tuesday. no motcls meal checks Timetables ok reservations Ford Travel Wagon SLEEPS 1-4 ADULTS, i CHILDREN! TOP COES UP OR DOWN IN i SECONDS.' Kitchen, lights, tcrtans, tbadet, storaga. Lett ol titras. Licensed, insurtd, taied and tolled at a station wagon, for tht fun of 11, go Ford Travel Wagon. BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main at Etplanad I he league apparently wanted players to know about the place so mey could slay away from it Cannon has completed visits to every major league team since mey started spring traininc to warn players about associating with so-called undesirable charac ters and frequenting places where mey hang out Crowds Attend nerd ELM IRA. N Y. UPH -Snorts fans and celebrities, congressmen and thousands of friends from throughout the eastern United Stales gathered here today for the mneral ol lootball great Ernie Davis. More than 11.000 persons filed past his open bier as it lay in state Tuesday, according to city officials. A group of 30 players and coaches of the Cleveland Browns National League football team were to fly here for the funeral and act as honorary bearers. Their route from Chemung Coun ty Airport was through roadways and streets lined with flags fly ing at halfstaff in tribute to the 23-year-old Negro athlete who got nis start in lootball here as a boy. One of the players who planned to fly in with the Browns was halfback Bobby Mitchell, who was traded from the Cleveland club to Washington when Davis signed an 5110,0(10 yearly contract with the Browns. Davis never realized his ambi tion to play professional football. Following his graduation from Syracuse University last summer doctors discovered the leukemia that led to his death last Satur day in a Cleveland hospital. Uavls, born in Lnionlown, Pa.. began his career in sports here as a standout on the Elmira Free Academy football team in 195K-58 He went on to star as a two-time All-American at Syracuse Univer sity and was awarded the coveted Heisman Trophy as the nation's outstanding gridiron star of lam Arthur Mndell, president of the Cleveland ball club, flew here Tuesday for a tearful mourning of nis player. 4 VIA r Liii'O- T'ln-a-'itili iaiirilin .9.- Jf r . . J iizjtf - t 1 . s- i " . W6. . r GOING TO STATE Bill Mills, junior weightman from Klamath Union High, will bs one of the three Pelicans making the trip. Mills will be entering the diicus throw. He placed second in district with a throw of over 146 feet. His best throw is 156 feet, good enough for fourth best in the state. He will be going with javelin thrower Walt Smith and half miler Don Piper. Arnold Palmer 'Hitting Ball Better1 After Rest LATItOBE, Pa. 'CPU-Arnold Palmer, one of golf's greatest money winners who has been resting from the tournament grind, is "hitting the hall a lot better" and regaining his confi dence in preparation for a return to the pjay-for-pay circuit. Palmer, who has been resting at home on orders from his phy sician for the past week, left the tourney trail because of a bad back after one of his poorest pro fessional showings in the Colonial Invitation at Fort Worth, Tex., May 12. "I've just started practicing a g a i n." Palmer said yes terday. Hanked fourth among the money winners so far this sea son. Palmer hopes the rest will help him regain the form which has kept him at or around the pinnacle of money winners in re cent seasons. i ",.' rati 1 " 77 . n ' - I j t r if I h t 1 ft M u :'!, vr Great summertime drinks When a whiskey tastes so good it's the nation's lavonle, you know it makes the best summer coolers-with cola, in a Collins or the classic highball. 7 Crown has the smoothness as well as the flavor. And it has them in the right combination, So all summer long... Say Seagram's and be Sure ''ot 5M-h -tit" S-J10 Eia t!nw iii'iuts twm !( on Although Palmer said he had not decided whether he will play in the Buick Open in Grand Blanc. Mich., June 6-9. he indi cated his back felt "pretty good. 1 m going to have the doctor look at it again," he added. "My plans now will be to keep on practicing for the next week or so. Palmer said. I feel I m hilling the ball a lot better now and I'm regaining my confidence. I feci pretty good about my golf." Palmer, while still debating about the Buick Open, has said he definitely will play in the Thundcrbird Open which precedes the U.S. Open by one week. Delaware once shared the same legislature and governor with Pennsylvania. need the crowning Seagram's i:fKtisrn koo) i t" iiitn twit P Major League Standings By I'nlted Press International American League W. 1.. Pet. GB Chicago Baltimore New York Boston 2.1 15 .H05 .WIS .5'j; .3.-1H .556 .500 Kansas City Cleveland Los Angeles Minnesota Detroit IK 23 .439 ' 16 21 .432 6' 14 22 .3119 8 14 26 .350 10 Washington Tuesday's Ilesults L. Angeles at Cleveland, night. pud, rain New York 7 K. City 4, night Chicago 4 Washington 3. night Minnesota 8 Boston 2. night Baltimore 4 Detroit 2. night Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Minnesota at Boston Kaat (2-41 vs. Conley I2-2I. Kansas City at New York 1 night) -Bnwsfield 13-41 vs. Stafford (2-2). Los Angeles at Cleveland 1 night 1 Osinski 12-H vs. Donovan t2-2. Detroit at Baltimore might 1 Bunning il-4 vs. Barber 17-31. Chicago at Washington 1 night Horlcn i2-0) vs. Daniels 0-0 1 . Thursday's Games Washington at Baltimore', night 1 Only game scheduled 1 National League W. L. Pel. GB San Francisco 23 15 .625 .. Los Angeles 24 16 .6110 1 SI. Louis ?1 19 .523 4 Chicago 19 19 .5110 5 Cincinnati 16 18 .500 5 Pittsburgh 18 19 .486 5'ii Milwaukee 19 21 .475 6 Philadelphia 17 21 .447 7 Houston 18 23 .439 7'i New York 16 24 .400 9 Tuesday's Results St. Louis 6 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 1 Milwaukee 0, night Pittsburgh 6 Houston 5, night L. Angeles 4 N. York 2, night S. Francisco 3 Phila 2, night Wednesday's Probable Pitchers St. Ixiuls at Chicago Wash burn 15-31 vs. Buhl 12-41. Pittsburgh at Houston 1 night 1 Gibbon 12-1 1 vs. Nottebart 3-1 . New York at Los Angeles might) Willey 14-21 vs. Drysdale 4-4 1 . Philadelphia at San Francisco- Green U-Oi vs. Sanford 6-3 . Cincinnati at Milwaukee might' O Toole '6-31 vs. LeMaster '211 Thursday's Games St. Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Milwaukee 'Only games scheduled' touch. 7 Crown, that is. HKRAI.D AND NEWS. Klamath Tom Hennessey At Lucky Today Lucky Lanes has a special at tract ion going on today when the bowling establishment will host ine of the hottest professionals on the tour, young Tom Hennessey. Hennessey will be here in the capacity of a Brunswick Advisory Staff member and will probably g ve a few demonstrations as Pel Boosters Set Meeting The Pelican Booster Club will hold Its weekly meeting to night at the Broiler Restaurant at 6:30. Coach Hill Mansfield wilt speak on his Pelican baseball, team which finished second In the league. Jack Peterson will speak on the district track meet and (he three boys he has going to (he state meet this week In Corvallis. There also will be a film of the University of Idaho bas ketball team of which the fabu lous (ills Johnson was a mem ber. 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