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PAGE 11 HERALD AND 5i? V ' ST - f I 'Aw 7s rtf xfh' ) -MKm v., cL -V j r , 'COLLECTS TOP HONORS Jack NUklaus fired a two-under par to win the Sahara Invitational Golf Tourney Sunday at Lai Vegas with a 72-hole score of 276. Shot at -left show the champ sinking a birdie putt on the ninth hole. After parring the 1 8th, he files score with tournament officials (right top), then he accepts his prizes which Include? $13,000 cash, a new automobile and a kiss from singer-actress Jane Powell. Gay Brewer and Al Geiberger tied for second with 277s. UPI Telephoto CITY LEAOUB w I Schulze Tirol 20 S Klamalh Stockmen 15' Wh Blu I nnnlnn IS 13 Sines Lumber 15 13 , Robert! Hardware) 15 13 4 ONC Trucking 12' 15' 1 Laurentide Finance 1J 1 Knlghli of Columbui 10 18 ' Sears . Roebuck 4 33 Oct 10 results: Schulie Tires A, Bly Logging 0; Knights of Columbus 1, Leurentlde Finn net 3; Seers Roebuck 3. due Truck Ina li Bald Eeolei 3. Klemalh Slockmen 1) Sinsi Lbr. 1, Roberts 3. I High team game: Klamath Slockmen mi high team series, Bald Eaglet 2654; I high ind. game, Wayne Cunningham 336; high Ind. series, Wayne Cun ningham-JIm Campbell (lie) S4B. BASIN LBAOUB ( W L Kenney Plumbing . , 24 4 Pioneer Tobacco If PaclllC Supply Coop. IS 10 Kalers Auto 16 12 CWA 15 13 Fashion Cleaners U 14 HRP 13 15 park Cabinet 13 1 Dlmploly-Devoe 9 15 Douglas Service e 1 Great Northern ft 30 Colosimo's Transmission I 70 Oct. 16 results: HRP 4, Douglas Svc. 0) Colosimo's Trans. 0. Gr. Norlhern 4r Park Cabinet h Fashion Ours. 3; Kalers 1. Pac. Sply Coop. 3f Pioneer Tob. 1. Kenniy Plbg. it CWA 1. Sim plot-Devoe 3. High learn game, Sim plot Devoe lost) hlqh team series, Slmplot-Devoe 3903; high Ind. game, W liber Lewis 230; high Ind. series, Dick Cary 595, LADYBUO LEAUI W L First Federal , 31 7 Teem l TP Packing U 10 Drive More Motors IS 13 Market Basket 14 14 Coca Cola 13 15 Lucca Lounge . 13 15 The Ranch 13 IS Schulie Tire 11 16 Little Sweden 11 17 - Signal on 10 IB Billy Golden TV 1 Results: First Federal 4, utile swe den 0; TP Packing 3, Lucca Lounge "1; Signal Oil 3, Schulie Tire 1i Teem 4, Drive More Mlrs. 0;Markel Basket . coca 101a i. High taam game, Coca Cola high team series, Billy Golden TV ' 366 f high Ind. Qame, Nancy Graves 319; high Ind. series, Vlte Samples 566. BEETLEROMB LEAOUB W L ' Holiday Bowl Collet Shop 1 9 Bills Auto Towing 11 10 Jot Fisher W'i 10'i Richfield 16 13 Rainbow Garage ! 13 la Tio Toi Drive In 11'V H Eagles Auk. 11 U Fluhrers Sunbeam 7 31 Results: Richfield 4, Fluhrers 0; Bills 4. Rainbow Gerage Of Tio Toms 3. Ea gles 1; Holiday 3. Joe Fisher 1. High Ind. Qame, Jeanne Porter 3M hioh ind. series. Jerry Filti 4Mi hloh learn game, Tio Toms 911; high team series, 1 lo Toms 3566. TWILITI LEAOUB W L Chucks Mobil II 10 rnirrsTttiv rump i r 1 1 Klamalh Milk Producers W U ' Loveness Co. 16 13 Pacific Power ind Light 15 13 Olson Motors 15 13 Dennis Shell 14 14 Blue Ok ll 14 Launderette 14 14 Montgomery Wards 14 14 Nelson TV W 1 Dick B. Miller CO. 13 14 Ranch Club 1 Standard 0l 1 It Retults: Olson Motors 3. Nelson TV li PacKlc Power and Light 4. Dick B. Miliar Co. 0; Ranch Club 0, Interstate Pump 4; Dennis Shall 4. Klamath Milk Producers 0; Loveness Co. 3, Launder ette it Msnlgomrry Wards 0, Chuckl Mobil 4; Standard Oil 3, Blue Ok 3 High team game. Dennis Shell 10.M; high team series, Dennis Shell 3013i hlgn Ind, game, Jim Hastkamp 317; high ind. series. Dale Welch 513. HOLIDAY MINORS LBAOUB W L Klamath Auto Wreckers 31 1 Bennington Steel BUtg. Co. Ji 7 Suhurban Finance Co. tl 10 Spoilers 17 U Pacific Power 4 Llohl CO. 15 11 Superior Troy Laundry IS 13 Same's Trailer Estates II 17 Goen Insurance Agency II' it1) Mould Inge raft. Inc. 30 Fine Arts 7"i To'i Oct. H reiulli: Goen Insurance Ageiv cy 0, Superior Troy Laundry 4; Spoil ers 4, Pacific Power A LtgM Co. 0; Bennington Steel Bidg, Co. 4. Fine Arts Ot Serge's Trailer 6Htn o, Klamath Auto Wreckers 4; Moulding cratt, Inc. I, Suburban Finance to 1. High learn game, Bennington Steel . BidQ. Co. V?li high Item series, Ben - ningtort Steel Bldg. Co. Vii high ind. gurnn nnr nitspri vi nign ino. - r.es, Ray Blssell S6, !, HOLIDAV BOWLBRBTTBS LBAOUB w L 17 7 11 10 13 It I3'i 11' II IVi 7 17 ' Shat-R-Prenf Giasi Ktameth Plywood Corp. CWA Burgetf Leooinfl Company Lsveiy Ladiei ElK:trolu Result: CWA 1 Efeclralue li Bur. pert Lowing Co. 1, Shal-R -proof Glast 3; KlemethPlywood Corp 4, Leveiy Ladies s High learn earn, hat-R Proof Class f7ti MgH teem series. thaf-R Proof Glest 727 rtifh Ind., oem. Ride ' Summer Jftt- fiigfi Jnd, atrial, (rent ftobinuxf) M, ,4 NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Nicklaus Captures Big Sahara Jackpot LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) -Jack Nicklaus, crown prince of the professional golfers, leaves on a trip around the world to day and he won't have to worry about the expenses. He hit the jackpot in Las Vegas Sunday and that's a pretty tough feat to accomplish in any gambling town when he captured the $70,000 Sahara Invitational golf tournament. The victory was worth $13,000 to Jack plus a new car, which he plans lo give to his father. With the victory, Nicklaus hit the big double in Las Vegas, MacDonald Tops Field MONTEREY, Calif. (UPI) Dave MacDonald of El Monte, Calif., made it two in a row Sunday by driving his Cooper Cobra to victory in the fourth annual Pacific Grand Prix at the twisting Laguna Seca course. MacDonald, who captured llio Riverside Grand Prix last week, raced his car around the 100 lap, 1.9 mile course Sunday in two hours and nine minutes for an average speed of B.1.2 miles per hor. A crowd estimated nt "0,000 watched the performance. The El Monte driver suffered severe blisters on his left hand trying lo keep his car from slip ping out of third gear during a good part of the race. However, lie hit speeds up In 120.4 mph alter taking the lead a! the end of (lie 50th lap and held his ad vantage the rest of Ihc way. Former Indianapolis 500 champion A. J. Koyt of Hous ton, Tex., driving a Scarab Olds, came In second. Jim Hall of Midland, Tex., nt the wheel of a renr-c n g i n e Chaparral which lie designed and built himself, was third. Dave Hide nour of San Francisco was (ourth in his Genie Huick. UN Sports Meet Ends BADEN-BADKN. Germany, (UPI i Memheis of the Inter national Olympic Committee (he "United Nations of Sports" packed their li.ils today ami lieadcd (uV home alter weckloug discussions which would have done the real U.N. proud. They talked a lot, and accom plished a lot. But most of the dialler would have lell an or dinnry smrtsman reeling. There were discussions on apartheid, government, divided nations, undivide nations, flats, anthems, fanfares, cocktail par lies, old "Naii style" salutes, "provisional" lilies, the Moscow lest bn treaty and awards for team dress at games. In between, the site of t h t l Olympics was deckled Mexico City. There'll be only 17 sports on lhat program now that walerpolo is lo be official ly counted s part of Uie swim ming program. Mexico City's arena will have eight running lanes. Cyclists will have a rest after journeys from their village In the track and horses will be provided for modern pentathlon teams al Mexico City. For the sport fan, lhat, in i nutshell, was that, Monday, October 21, 1963 because last spring he won the rich Tournament of Champions at the Desert Inn Country Club course here. He now has earned $IW,!)0 this year. He won't appear again in this country until lale November when he competes in the Cajun Classic in Lafayette, La., where he hopes to lop the $100,000 mark.' "I'm going to play in the Canada Cup malches with Arn old Palmer as my partner in Paris," said Jack after his vic tory here. "Then I'm going to go on around the world, slop ping to play in Australia before 1 return lo the Stales." Nicklaus grabbed the big money here Sunday by over coming a two-stroke lead that lanky Al Geiberger held going into the last nine holes. He wound up shooting a two-under-par 09 on Ihe final round against 70s for Geiberger and Gay Brewer. Jack had a 72-hole score of 276 against 277 for the olher two. They each collected $5,250, which is more than most tournaments pay (or first place. Bobby Nichols, Tommy Aar on and Don Whilt came next wilh 2711s, each collecting $3,2X1.M; while Rex Baxter and Don January had 280s, good for $2,500. Palmer, who had been lisled as a 3-1 co-favorile wilh Nick laus lo win the crown, finished far back in the pack with a 2(15, which paid off to the tune of $075. UW-Ducks To Collide SEATTLE (UPI The Uni versity of Washington Huskies, fresh from a 111-II win over Stanford in their Big Six con ference opener, w ill be prepar ing (his week for Iheir annual football clash with powerful Oregon. The Huskies will be at Mult nomah Stadium in Portland Sat urday to tangle with the Web fonts who feature such stars as All-American halfback Mel Ren du and passing whii Rob Berry. Rill Douglns and Jake Kupp hooked up twice on touchdown passes ami Hon Mcdved sprint ed BH yards few another six poinler as Washington turned back the Indians before 54.000 fans. Medved carried Uie ball eight times for 120 yawls and also inlerceplcd two Stanford passes. Douglas was five for five on his passing, gaining 110 yards. He also gained another 94 yards on Hie ground, averaging 6.3 yards per carry. Washington Coach Jim Owens was "extremely happy" thai his learn won. but said the Huskies wnuk. have lo improve in cer tain aspects of the game, es pecially tackling. "We were impressive nt limes and unimpressive al others." he said. "I am cogniant of Ihe fact thai wt can't keep on do ing certain things and win." J l FAVORITE WESTBURY, N Y. (UPP Benga.l Hanover ts a 3-1 favor ite to rapture Ihe first edition of the Dan Patch pace for two-year-old colts and geldings at Roosevelt Raceway tonight de spile the fact lhat be has drawn the outside eight position. Non-Title Pairings Head Slate NEW YORK (UPI I - This week's boxing will be topped by a big international show al Lon don Tuesday night when world champion Carlos Ortiz and Sugar Ramos meet other op ponents in non-title fights, sup ported by two olher Trans-Atlantic bouts. There will be no nationally televised fight this week be cause the .sponsors have pre empted Friday night fight-lime for a documentary as the spon sors can do four times a year. However, on Friday night at Madison Square Garden an ex cellent non-televised 10-rounder between middleweight contend ers Rubin (Hurricane) Carter of Palerson, N.J., and Joey Arch er of New York is slated. Car ter is ranked No. 1 by the World Boxing Association ; Archer, No. 6. Another. inlercsling match is posted for Monday night at San (Francisco, where former mid dleweight champion Bobo Olson, now campaigning as a light heavyweight, engages Jose Men no of Argentina. 'Promoter Jack Solomon's big London show Tuesday will be staged at Ihe 10,000-seat Empire Pool in suburban Wembley. He expects a sell-out. At Wembley, lightweight champion Ortiz of New York mcels Maurice Cullen of Eng land in a non-title 10-rounder. Cullen, wilh a 24-3-2 record, is top contender for Dave Charn lcy's British lightweight title. Feather champion Ramos of Cuba and Mexico squares off against Sammy McSpaddcn of Scotland in an ovcr-thc-weight 10-rounder. McSpadden has lost only once in his 17 starts. The week's boxing schedule includes: Monday: San Francisco Bobo Olson vs. Jose Menno. Boston Tommy Tibbs vs. Gene Toran and Dick DeVola vs. Tommy Iladcn. Philadelphia Jesse Smith vs. Willie Giles. Las Vegas, Nev. David Patter son vs. Benito Juarez. Tuesday. London (Wembley) Carlos Ortiz vs. 'Maurice Cullen (non-title). Sugar Ramos vs. Sammy McSpadden (non-lille), Jeff Davis vs. Jim Cooper, Go mco Brennan vs. Mick Leahy. New Yoik iSunnysidc) Billy Loncrgan vs. Danny Andrews. Scranton. Pa. Billy Backus vs. Billy Anderson. Thursday: Los Angeles (Olympic) Raul Rojas vs. Joe Olguin. Friday: New York (Garden) Rubin (Hurricane) Carler vs. Joey Archer (not televised i. Blades Top Buckaroos By United Press International Will. Standings WLTl'lsGFGA Denver 3 1 0 6 10 15 Seattle 3 1 0 6 19 12 San Fran 3 2 0 6 20 10 Los Angls 2 3 0 4 13 21 Portland I 3 0 2 14 15 Vancouver 1 3 0 2 20 23 Sunday's Results Los Angeles 5 Portland 4 (over time! Seattle 5 San Francisco 2 Monday's Schedule No games scheduled. The Seattle Totems served notice Sunday night lhat they'll lie a threat in the 1963 Western Hockey League race by down ing Ihe lugged defending cham pions from San Francisco, 5-2 for Iheir third straight victory. The Los Angeles Blades bat lied inlo overtime to defeat the Portland Ruckaroos, 5-4. in the only olher game played. A crowd of 4,3.19 turned out al Ihc Seattle arena, where Ihe Totems scattered their scoring pretty much among Ihe learn. Goals were scored by Jim Pow ers, Bub Barlow, Guyle Fielder, Rev Bell and caplain Bill Mnc Farland. Al Nicholson scored one of San Francisco's goals and got an assist on (lie oilier, by Pete Panagabko. A howling crowd of 6.H84 fans at Portland saw former Bucka roo Gordon Haworth fire the winning shot past goalie Don Head lo give Lo Angeles its overtime victory. It was the third straight home defeat (or Ihe Ruckaroos and their second overtime loss in a row. The two teams had matched goals in the three reg ulation periods. Uis Angeles' Gordon Vejprava and Norm Johnson and Port land's Orv Tcssier and Art Jones scored in Ihe first period. Ron Leopold of the Rlades and Arlo Goodwin of the Rucks tal lied in the second, and the win ner's Jack Bownass and the losers' Tommy McVie collected grfls in Ihe third. There are no games on the schedule for tonight. San Fran cisco plays at Denver in Ihe only same Tuesday. Football Saturday's College Football I By United Press International East Army 47 Wake Forest 0 Syracuse 9 Penn St. 0 Harvard 3 Columbia 3 Brown 41 Pennsylvania 19 Princeton 42 Colgate 0 Massachusetts 57 Rhode Is. 0 Bowdoin 20 Williams 0 Buffalo 22 Boston U. 13 Dickinson 35 Fr. & Mar. 0 Rutgers 30 Lehigh 6 Vermont 28 New Hampshire 6 Hamilton 40 Swarthmore 14 Northeastern 14 Springfield 0 Cornell 13 Yale 10 Upsala 15 Lycoming 9 Gettysburg 28 Albright 0 Coast Guard 7 Amherst 0 Vallanova 6 Geo. Wash. 13 Drexel Tech 43 Del. Valley 15 Ithaca 22 Montclair St. 0 Haverford 13 Johns Hopkins 6 Hobart 3 Alfred 0 Colby 24 Trinity (Conn.) 7 Bucknell 21 Tufts 14 Hofstra 45 Kings Point 19 Westminster 9 Slippery Rock 7 Muhlenberg 29 Leb. Valley 16 Temple 31 Lafayette 0 Moravian 17 Penn Military 7 C. W. Post 21 Wagner 15 Wilkes 28 Ursinus 8 St. Lawrence 27 Norwich 23 Trenton 26 Brockport 6 Maine 35 Connecticut 12 Juniata 17 Geneva 6 Indiana (Pa.) 34 Clarion 0 Allegheny 24 Rochester 12 Wesleyan 16 Worcester Tech 14 South Pitt 13 West Virginia 10 Maryland 21 Air Force 14 No. Car. 31 No. Car. St. 10 Dillard 20 Alabama St. 6 Miss. St. 20 Houston 0 Wilmington 20 Defiance 0 W. Va. Tech 20 Fairmont 6 Tampa 26 Presbyterian 0 No. Car. Coll. 19 Va. St. 12 W. Kentucky 14 Tenn. Tech 12 Fla. A&M 66 Morris Brown 0 Alabama 35 Tennessee 0 Mississippi 21 Tulane 0 No. Car. A&T 25 Md. St. 14 Shaw 13 Elizabeth City 8 West Libertyl3 W. Va. Wes. 7 W. Va. St. 20 Bluefield 6 J. C. Smith 43 Del. SI. 0 . Va. Union 22 Win.-Salem 14 Navy 21 VMI 12 E. Carolina 50 W. Carolina 0 E. Tenn. St. 35 E. Kentucky 12 Duke 35 Clemson 30 Citadel 10 Arkansas St. 9 ' Virginia 10 So. Carolina 10 Auburn 29 Georgia Tech 21 Va. Tech 28 Will&Mary 13 Susquehanna 31 Wash&Lee 0 Ala. A&M 26 Ft. Valley 1.1 Georgetown 14 .W. Tenn. 7 Morgan SI. 53 Howard 8 Wichita 47 Louisville 14 Furman 41 Miss Coll. 13 Richmond 21 Davidson 13 Fla. St. 0 S. 'Miss. 0 Florida 21 Vanderbilt 0 Tenn. St. 16 Central St. (O.) 7 Louisiana St. 28 Kentucky 7 Norfolk St. 42 Hampton 0 Midwest Michigan St. 20 Indiana 3 Notre Dame 27 UCLA 12 Illinois 16 Minnesota 6 Northwestern 37 Miami (O.) 6 Knox 20 Monmouth 7 Purdue 23 Michigan 12 W. Mich. 26 Kent St. 1.1 Mich. Tech 14 Bemidji 13 Wayne 19 W'ern Reserve 13 Baldwin Wall. 28 Hillsdale 0 Butler 27 St. Jos. (Ind.) 0 Delaware 29 Ohio U. 12 Cincinnati 35 Detroit 0 No. Illinois 43 III. St. 0 Concordia 28 Sl.Procopius 1.1 SI. Augustine 12 St. Paul 6 Nebraska 28 Kansas St. 6 Rail St. 15 Indiana St. 7 Washburn 7 So. Colo. St. 0 Capital 51 Kenyon 6 Franklin 27 Ind. Central 14 Carroll 1.1 Agustana (111.) 7 Valparaiso 21 Evansville 17 Wisconsin 0 Iowa 7 Hawks Top Canadiens By United Press International NHL Standings W I, T Pts C.K GA Chicago 4 1 0 8 20 13 Toronto 3 2 0 6 15 11 Detroit 3 2 0 6 12 10 Montreal 2 2 1 5 17 15 New York 2 2 0 4 11 10 Boston 0 5 1 1 8 24 Sunday's Results Chicago 5 Montreal 3 Dell-oil 3 Toronto 2 New York 5 Boston 1 Gump Worsley was wearing a new uniform but Ihe Chicago Black Hawks recognized him as an old friend. The Black Hawks, who pep pered Worsley many a time when he played goal for the New York Rangers, gave the lillle fellow a big "hello" Sun day night when they whipped the Montreal Canadiens, 5-3, and took over sole possession of first place in the National Hock ey league. Al MacNeil. Pierre Pilole. Red Hay, Slan Mikila and Ron Murphy scored once each as Uie Black Hawks scored their fourth victory in five games. Phil Goyetle had four assists in one period and Camille Hen ry registered Ihe 200th goal of his NHL career lo lead the Raogers lo a 5-1 rout of the Bos Ion Bruins and ihe Detroit Red Wings shaiied Ihe Toronto Ma ple Uafs, 3-2, in other games. Ron Ingram. Alex Delvec chio and Doug Barkley scored firsl-period goals for I h e Red W ings ollselling single goals by Toronto's Dave Kcon and Billy Harris. , Scores Cornell Coll. 14 Coe 12 . St. Norb. 42 Augustana .D. 39 Bowling Green 22 Toledo 20 Millikin 33 III. Wesleyan 0 Washington (Mo.) 24 Wheaton 6 Earlham 26 Manchester 0 No. Dak. 21 No. Dak. St. 7 Wabash 14 Bradley 7 Depauw 28 Centre 6 Wittenberg 57 Marietta 7 Southwest Oregon 28 Arizona 12 Oklahoma 21 Kansas 18 Missouri 28 Oklahoma SI. 6 TCU 14 Texas A.&.M. 14 Baylor 21 Texas Tech 17 E. Tex. St. 21 Sam Houston 12 Tulsa 22 No. Tex. St. 21 Rice 13 So. Methodist 7 Ouachita 19 Austin Coll. 14 Tex. Luth. 9 N.M. Highland 7 Texas 17 Arkansas 13 Ariz St Tempe 27 Tex Western 0 New Mex. St. 13 New Mex. 12 Western St. 36 W. New Mex. 7 Central Okla. 20 N.W. Okla. 9 West Washington 19 Stanford 11 Utah St. 62 Montana 6 Iowa St. 19 Colorado '7 California 34 San Jose St. 13 Wyoming 41 Brigham Young 14 So. Calif. 32 Ohio St. 3 Memphis St. 29 W. Tex. St. 14 Utah 48 Colorado St. 14 Idaho 64 Pacific. U. 6 Oregon St. 30 Wash. St. 6 W. Calif. 41 Laverne 0 Nevada 31 Chico St. 16 Central Wash. 20 Pacific U. 3 Lewis 4 Clark 63 Pacific Luth 27 Linfield 16 Western Wash. 0 Los An. St. 43 San Diego St. 30 Pomono 40 Calif. Tech 6 Humboldt St. 10 Cal. Aggies 0 Sac'mento St 13 S.Fran St. 0 Santa Clara 39 Calif Riverside 0 S. Utah 23 Cal. Lutheran 16 Long Beach 14 Cal. ISa. Bar.) 9 Fresno St. 28 Cal. Poly 0 Mont. St. 28 Ariz. (Flagstaff) 7 - Saturday's Prep Football By United Press International Grant 26 Wilson 14 Marshfield 33 South Eugene 7 Bend 7 Baker 0 North Catholic 51 Banks 0 Elmira 27 Oakdridge 0 Glide 32 Myrtle Creek 0 Illinois 12 Lakeview 0 Enterprise 26 Wallowa 12 Monroe 28 Chenowith 13 Dufur 27 Wishram (Wash.) 13 Cascade Locks 35 Fossil 19 Hockey AIIL Standings By United Press International Eastern Division WLT Pts GF GA Providence .1 2 2 8 26 26 Quebec 3 3 0 6 20 19 Hershey 2 3 1 5 23 2.1 Springfield 2 2 0 4 12 15 Baltimore 1 4 1 3 13 25 Western Division WLT Pts GF GA Pittsburgh 4 1 0 8 22 11 Cleveland 2 2 0 4 13 12 Buffalo 2 2 0 4 13 20 Rochester 2 1 0 4 19 9 Sunday's Results Quebec 5 Buffalo 2 Baltimore 5 Providence 3 Rochester 5 Cleveland 3 Hershey 7 Springfield 3 Sport Parade: Parisians Host Golf Tournament By OSCAK PRAI.GY PARIS (UPI) Once more In France it's a case of "let 'cm eat cake" as M nations prepare today lo compete in the International Trophy and Canada Cup golf champion ships. A queen named Marie An toinette purportedly came up with lhat line when t h e poor were clamoring for bread. The upshot was a free ride to the guillotine in 1793. Thursday at Versailles, where Marie Antoinette was married, captured and from where she was removed to Paris, Ihe French are going lo be asked lo swallow cake again. The reason is lhat golf is not exactly Ihe national sport in France. There arc, as a mailer of facl. less than 15.000 golfers among 4i million Frenchmen, and about as many golf courses as there are in the stale of Flor ida. No Public fourics France does not have a sin gle public golf course and the greens fees at private clubs, ranging from S3 to $15. are somewhat more than prohibitive lo the average Frenchman. Anyhow, on the whole he pre fers soccer, cycling and tennis. Arnold Palmer and .lack Nicklaus, representing I h e t'nited Stales among the two man teams from Ihe 33 contest ing nations, figure to feci once more like amateurs. Because in France very few people have ever heard of Ihcm. They'll cre ate as much of a stir as would .Iran Garaialde and Jean Claude Hansmcndy, the two French golf pros, if they gave an exhibition in the Bronx while the Yankees were playing in Ihe World Scries. Or any other time, as far as that goes. The tw-n things which may' boost the gate as they swat Iht LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice Is hereby given that I have filed my final account is administrator of the estate of Gertrude Colwell, de ceased, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klamath and that Ihe Court has set the 26th day of October, 1963,. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. In the Circuit Court, De partment No. 2, as the time for hearing of objections thereto and settlement there- Dated this 27th day ol September, 194 J. Donald E. Colwell, Administrator Vandenberg and Coe Attorneys for administrator 202 Underwood Building No. 3fit, Sept. 30, Oct. 7, 14, 21, 1963. No. 43-103 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY Probatt Department In the Metier of the Estate of Olivia N. Kirk, Deceased. Pursuant to the Order of the Honor able David R. Vandenberg, Judge of the above entitled court, notice is hereby giv en that the undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Olivia N. Kirk, De ceased. All creditors having claims against said Estate are notified to present them, properly verified, to the undersigned al 420 North First Street, Lekeview, Ore gon, within six (6) months from the pub lication nereor, -s- Jesse L. Kirk Administrator Robert F. Nichols Attorney at Law , Lakeview, Oregon NO. Sept. 3D, Oct. 7, 14, 21, 1963. No. 42-18 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH ' In the Matter of the Estate of JOSEPH BEATTY BALL, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given, that I have filed my Final Account as administratrix of the estate of Joseph Beatlv Ball, de ceased, and that the Court has set the 6th day of November. 1963, at the hour of 9:30 A.M., as the time for the hearing Df obiections lo said Final Account and settlement thereof, said hearing to be in Circuit Court, Klamath County Court- nouse, ueparimenr no. 2. Maryetta Alice Wright, ADMINISTRATRIX O. W. GOAKEY Attorney tor Administratrix Suit 214, First National Bank Building Klamalh Falls, Oregon No. 389, Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28, 1963. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed administrator ot tne t state ot beorge Allen Brown, de ceased, by the Circuit Court of Klamalh County, Oregon, and that all persons hav ing claims against said estate are here by notified to present same to the under signed at Room 302, S3B Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, together with proper vouchers, within six months of the dale of the first publication of this notice, which is September 30, 1963. LEONARD TIDD Administrator O'NEILL & McLAREN Attorneys for administrator No. 378, Sept. 30, Oct. 7, 14, 21, 1963. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed executor of the Estate of Clarence S. Peterson, de ceased, by the Circuit Court of Klamath County, Oregon, and that all persons hav ing claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same to the under signed at Room 302, at 530 Main Street, Klamalh Falls, Oregon, together with proper vouchers, within six months of the date of the first publication of this notice, which Is September 30, 1963. LEONARD A. PETERSON Executor O'NEILL & MCLAREN Attorneys for executor No. 373, Sept. 30, Oct. 7, 14, 21, 1963. No. 63-12 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of CHRIS TINA NORDSTROM, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I am Ihe duly appointed, qualified and acting aaministratrix with the will an nexed of the estate of Christina Nord strom, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with vouchers attached in the manner pro vided by law, to me at the office of tawin t . uriscon, 206 Pine Tree Build ing, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months of Ihe date of the first publication oi mis nonce, wmcn is October 7, 1963. EDITH SWANBERG, Admlr Istratrix with the Will An nexed of the Estate of CHRIS TINA NORDSTROM, De ceased. Edwin E. Driscoll 706 Pine Tree Building Klamath Falls, Oregon Attorney for Administratrix. No. 390, Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28, Nov. 4, 1963. little white pill over a course which once was Louis XIV's fa vorite farm are royalty and girls. The French love both. Pushovers For Royalty Actually, all Europeans are pushovers (or loyally. An occa sion which comes to mind was a day at the Grand Na tional in Aintrec when a chub by Briton galloped up to the el evated press box and suggested between huffs and puffs: "I say, old fellow, if you hur ry you can sec Lord Derby ac cept the winner's trophy." He couldn't understand why Ihe Yank yawned and went back to his scratch sheet try ing to pick Ihe winner of the next race. So the announced appearance of the Duke of Windsor, ex-King Leopold, Italian Prince Ruspoli and Prince Michel de Bourbon Parme figures lo attract a good ly crow d despite the memory of Madame Lafarge. If they'd put them in a foursome, the rest of the field could stay home without being missed. Then tlierc are the girl cad dies, to be dressed in blue uni forms, red berets and rosy checks. Kverybody within walk ing or cycling distance will be there to see them and if Brig itle Bardo happens lo show up tin? whole bit automatically be comes a success if nobody gets off the first Ice. The few French golf officials extant have warned the world's golf stars that Garaialde and Harismendy had belter be watched and may upset the brassie applecart. If this be so, they'd better resurrect Ihc guil lotine for a couple of guys from Pennsvlvania and Ohio. Canada Rce$t? assemble in their oil-known V-shaped pat tern only when traveling lonj distances. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREOITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed as Executrix of the Estate of ORVILLE DAVIS, deceased, by Order of the Cir cuit Court of the County ol Klamath, and all persons having claims against said estate are required to present the same to the Executrix, duly verified and with tha proper vouchers attached, at the office of her attorneys, BED DOE and WOOD, 431 Main Street, Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six months from Ihe dale of first publi cation of this notice. Ethel C. Walker Executrix No. 399, Oct. 14, 21, 28, Nov. A, 1943. SUMMONS Equity No. 63-315 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH DON C. REDFIELD, Plaintiff vs. ETH' EL LOUISE REDFIELD, Defendant TO: ETHEL LOUISE REDFIELD, D fendant: You are hereby required to appear and answer plaintiff's complaint on file herein on or before, four weeks from the date of the first publication of this sum mons, which date Is the 30th day of September, 1963, and If you tall to so answer or otherwise appear herein, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the above-entitled Court for the relief prayed tor in nis complaint, To-wit: tor a cree of absolute divorce of end from you upon the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment; tor an order awarding tha future, care, custody and control ot the minor children of the parties during Iheir minority to plaintiff; for an order awarding all real and personal property acquirea oy tne parties during me mar riage to the plaintiff, all of which is more specifically set forth and described piainiitrs complaint on file in tne above- entitled Court and to which your alien- lion is specifically directed. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof In the Herald and News, once each week for four consecu tive weeks, pursuant to the Order of the Honorable Donald A. W. Piper, Circuit Judge of the above-entitled Court, made and entered on the 25th day of Seplem ber, 1963. RICHARD J. SMITH Attorney for Plaintiff First Federal Savings & Loan Buiiaing Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 377, Sept. 30, Oct. 7, 14, 21, 1963. PROBATE NO. 03-11 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter ot the Estate of BEA TRICE HOUSE GUTIERREZ, Deceased. NOTICE IS He REBY GIVEN That the undersigned as Administrator of the Es tate of Beatrice House Gutlerrei, De ceased, has filed Its final account wilh the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon for th County of Klamalh and that the 29th day of October, 1963, at the hour ot 10:00 A.M. of said day In the Court room of said Court have been appoint ed by the Circuit Court as the time and place for the hearing of obiections (hereto and settlement thereof. Date of first publication: September 30, 1963. Date of Last publication: October 21, 1963. The UNITED STATES NA TIONAL BANK OF PORT LAND, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF BEATRICE HOUSE GUTIERREZ, DE CEASED. W. R. BRADSHAW 621 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 380, Sept. 30, Oct. 7, 14, 21, 1963. PROBATc NO. 62-128 NOTICE OF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter ot the Estate of LEON JESS LALO, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned co-administratrix of the Es tate ot Leon Jess Laia, Deceased, will (ram and after the 31st day of Octo ber, 1963, at 10:00 A.M. In the office of W. R. BRADSHAW, Attorney at Law, 621 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oreaon, proceed to sell to Ihe highest bidder the real property of said Estate described as ioiiows: Parcel No. 1 An undivided l-3ilh In terest In: Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13 and 14 (NW'il of Section 9, Township 35 South, Range 7 East of the Willamette Meridian. Parcel No. 2 An undivided 5-240th in terest in: WiNEVoNWU of Section 32, Township 30 South, Range 8 East of the wuiameiie menaian. Parcel No. 3 An undivided Vth Inter est in: Lots 3, 4, and 5, Block 12, West Chiloquin, Oregon. Parcel No. 4 An undivided 4 Interest in: S'jNE" and NVjSE'i of Section 25, Township 34, South, Range 8 East of the Willamette Meridian. All located In Klamath County, Oregon The terms of the sale will be for cash or credit, and If on credit, the offer to purchase must stale the terms of such credit; all sales made subject to confii mation of the above-entitled Court. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Bids In writing may be lett with the undersigned a the office of W. BRADSHAW, 621 Main Street, Klamalh Falls, Oregon, at any time from the dale hereof until the properly Is sold. This sale Is made pursuant to license and order of the above-entitled Court made the 9th day of August, 1963. CASSIE CASE and LAVINE SMITH CO-ADMINISTRATRIX OF THE ESTATE OF LEON JESS LALO, DECEASED R. BRADSHAW Attorney at Law 621 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon NO. 379, Sept. 30, Oct, 7, 14, Jl, 1963. To Place Your WANT AD Phone TU 4-8111 HERALD & NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 f a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays 8 a m. to noon Saturday Count five words per line. Minimum or der 2 lines. 3 6 10' 1 Times Time! 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