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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1963)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klunath Bingo! Trotter Visit Good For $79,660.30 WE5TBURY, N. V. UPI -Every Wednesday night, &Ir, and Airs. Joseph Mariano ot Wateibury, Conn,, journey to Roosevelt Raceway and wa ger a few dollars on the trot ters. Mrs. Mariano decided to re main at home Wednesday night because of the rain, so Joe. a S$-year-old bartender, "didn't feel too lucky" vixen he bought 10 two dollar tickets on the 2 KINGSLEY FICLO LADIES W Freemans Westtrner 33 Thomas Doefg IS ' Mc&augneys Trading House NCO Club No. 1 .7 .5 Mannies Drivt In NCO Club No. 2 Adlar Furniture Hillls Refrigeration Sarl'i Merchandise Mart Hatters Furniture Crigsby Smoke House )6 it 18 13 20 Kesuiii: origsBy smona House i, Freemans Wtsierrwr 0; NCO Club No. 1 , Sari's 1) Hlllts Re-rHjeraJion J, Halters Furniture 3; Adair Furniture 0, Mannies Drive In 1; Merchandise Wart 3, McGaugheys Trading House 3; Thomas Dodge 4, NCO Club No. 2 1. High team series. Thomas -Dodge K0i Mgh team game, Thomas Dodge 733; high ind. series, Charlotte Pafc lewski 52!; high Ind. game, Charlotte O Palciewski m. H &L1 DAY SENIOR GIRLS LEAGUE W L The 4 Aces U 4 Crterw Pickers 7 Channel Masters 7 9 Gutter Snipes 6 10 Channel Masters, won 1. tost 1; Cherry Pickers, won J, losvj; The 4 Aces, won 3, lost 1. Guitar Sfiiej, won 1. lost 3. J nig) team game, The 4 Aces 759; h'prt team series. Channel Masters 2U3; h'qh !r. game, Julie McCoiium Id; (Toft ind. series. Julie McCoiium 50 L ! PA'S IKfifiQh Lucky Lfiaftt "49" Cilfc C P. Mb W.W. Waitf O O'Kflir'j JmVQO Ch(j Aitmnt Grocery Pwlwfl'i Mnrkot Merrill Qing's SataMile il 18 7 17' 17 W 16 39 3D rv Carr'a Sftvs 20 23 nXTry LansKfyjr Nov. 4 rtwaHs: Bins' $d?Qtiar C, No Khfl 4; "41" Clb 3, AdWwant Gfft cery 1,- Merrill Meem 2'. Paidga's Mrket Vi Erv Caro's Boys 3. 0' Hair's Memtrtef Chwel 3f CP. & W.W. Wnrd 3.eMuSsM-ove Plumbing 1 Hurry Lmatw Inswanca l Lucky uaRr 4. High tflftm game. Merrill Mcest 919; hi3h iKtm icrlflfe, fterm hA 2439; hi;) In. SST(W, Johnny Spjley 2; h'&b U4. wriM, lw0QJone$ 415. ftm$s lwo lebo05 valuers cittn S R. CrSwiW An St. Oy?M Ufrffft Cw Hifcv La iky Lm KtmnMtt 7 rattan ftflpryi F6ffl3tt CMS Soumtyt OreK .Wisie Cellar 2 34 24 12 18 22 12 28 v Nov. resons: t.ewts (.nevron i, Vnltiers Cat 2; So. Ore. MuskQ Mjrvs For. Cars. 3; Lucky L&tas 3, Sf)9 Cellar 1; KlrtmtOb Trac. 0, KirtjirflY Voe 4; S.R. Crftftw 2. Mb St. Oxyg. StflJ 2. Hiflh iiene. S.RCrvIey V?ftl- l(ws 8JU hot) twn serial. Lucky Lanes 'Mi; hdjh ln4. 4flm- Sutch Ki.3h 24; hlah irw. Aftrles, LS Bitter t&afffiami L5Atiff! W L U.S. Mcftrtowlec 29 1! Wilton Wiley Mick Carls&As Furniture Klamath Cable TV Overhead Dear East Sid Electric Interstate Pump WW (allied Sarvice Tims Shell 38 12 33' 3 Itti 19 21 19 17 18 32 1? 23 14 2b KC Paint 10 34 Nov. 6 results: Interstate Pumo 1, Wilson WSiey Bulck 3; KC Paint 3, Kt. Cable TV 1; Carlson 3, East Side l;(t' S. Motorbowler 4, Spec. Svc. 0; Overhead Door 2. Tims Shell 2. High team game, U.S. Motorbowler 1038: high team series, U.S. Motor bowler 29$; hiqh ind. game. Keith Warner 2(3; high Ind. series, Larry Gereghty 419. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE W L Cedes Motors 20 8 Clitt Yadens 19 9 Harm Electric 16 12 Oregon fpvi is' 13'i Dearing Q W'i Rich DePeu 3 2S Nov. 4 results: Ecctes Vtrs 2. Ciiff Yadens 3; Dearing 3, Hahn El. ! Oe. Food J Rch OePeu 0. High fear Jgame, CHtl Yadens 955; Mah team series. Ciiff Yadens 2814; htgh Ind. gsma, BUI Cunningham 1W; high Ind. series, Bit! Qnningham 541. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE W L Deal Rite Meters 74 14 Javhawtc Fuel OK 7 16 Pepsi Cols 33 17 Larrys Foods 23 17 City Center Lodge 37 18 Great Northern 71' s 18' i Carter - Jones 19 2s Sears Roebuck 18 22 ST. 17'S 22' Kimes Plumbing 17 33 Bowtrs Dst. 15 25 Luton Aircraft 14 34 Nov. 5 results: Great Northern 4, Deal Rif 0: Litton . City Ctr. I; Lar rys S. Scars Roebuck 1; J ay hawk 4, Bowers 0; Kimes 2, Carter-Jones 2; S T 3, Pepsi Coia 3. High team game. Jeyhewk 1053; high team series. Jayhawk 23. hjh Ino. game. At Parsons JJI; high ind. series. John Dolenshek 412. JOLLY JINX LEAGUE L Freemes Seddiery Automatic Transmission MowWirtgcraM 8-g Y Mar Ovt'head Door Local Loan Tack Room 36 10 35 11 33' s 13' i 31'j U'l 31 IS Falls, Oregon Thursday. November T, 1963 and 6 combinalion in the first half of the twin-double. When both horses won, Joe decided to "wheel" the No, 5 horse in the eighth race with every entry in the ninth. It was the smartest wager Joe Mariano ever made. Sure enough, the No. 5 horse (Sea Missile i won the eighth and when Lieut. Byrd clicked at $61.60 in the ninth, Joe the bartender wound up with the Duffs Heating Thunderbirds picfeefts Dairy House of Shoes Cliff trader. It 14 37 Nov. 5 results: Mouldingcraft 4, PickeiJs 0; Local Loan 3, House of Shoes 1; Big Y Market 3. Freemanj ); Overhead Doer 3, Ctf Yaden ; Thunderblrds 3. Tack Room 3; Auto Trans. 3. DuHs 1. High team game, Freemanj 7; high team series, Thunderbirds-Locel Loan lie) 25M; high tnd. game. Eve Chiiders 315) high ind. series, Haiel Healon-Zftlma Wikher (lte 503. BASIN BOWLERS LEAGUE W L Bull Shippers Late Comers Grandma's & Pa's Luckouts Lees 76 The Duds Pin Pals 17 13', 24 16 34 16 23 23 ;' M, r..ia'a Catabons -Toms Meat Market Bow! Weevils Spit Balls Grease Monkeys CR Pu..x Pins Frustrated Four C&H Gutter Balls Pin Dusters Valley Service Alley - Ooos Alley Cats Gutter Dusters 13 28 r 3i Results: Gutter Dusters t, Alley Cats 3; Team No. 12 3, AHey-Oops t Goffer Bails 3, Pin Dusters m Frus trated Four 3, C&H ; Spinalis 3, Punk Pins O ; Catabons a. C&R 0; Grease Monkeys 0, Luckouts 4,- Bowl Weevils 1, The Duds 3; Bee's & 'Que's 2, Lower Lakers 2; Pin Pals 2, Grand ma's & Pa's 1 Toms Meat Mkt. 0, Late Centers 4; Lees 76 O, Bull Ship pers 4, High team game, Luckouts 77t; high team series. Luckouts 7100; high Ind. game (men J, Bob Heaton 210, (wom en), Sue garry H4; high Ind. series (meo. Chuck Roethier 546, (women). Sue Sarry 484. Mtf&Jt CLASSIC LEAGUE O W L Richardson PfaVKC Duffs Heating u Herald end News Victors McKaigs Potatoes Dales -Body Shc Br yet Owens Acme Concrete 25 IS 2 16 19 21 18"i 21li 16 O? IS's 24's 28 Results: Victors I, Acme Concrete 3; McKeigs Potafoes 0. Duffs Heat ing 4; Herald and News 0, Daies Body Se & Bruce Owens 1, Richardsons Plastic 3. High o1"- iftme. Any Sitanl-Doo NsOhowskl (tie) 224; hish Ind. series, E;l Brasks 40?; higft team game, Dal ftwy Shot 914; high team se ries. Dales Stdy Shop 2708. w Mossbacks 7Vt L ft'i Dorr is Lions 32 10 Merrilf Lions 32 10 O ion Tamers 17 I4'4 Roarers ij ?a De-ris Slmbas 11 21 Cowardly Lions 10 22 Tokf(ee Lions 23 Results: Roarers 4, Oorris 'mbas 0: Mossbacks 4, Cowardly Lions 0; Dorris Lions 2, Lion Tamers 2; Mer rill Lions 3, Toketee Lions 1. High team game. Lion Tamers 863; hiqh team series, Mossbarks 334; high Ind. game, V4r- Samples 224; high ind. series, samples 599. 0 O WOMENS CLASSIC LEAGUE W L Crater Lake Meats 35i 10'i One Hour Martinizmg Browns Piumblnq SoarkEs Car Wash Holiday Bawl Connors Service Company Suburban Finance Crater Lake Dairy Prod. 13 19' j H's 19'i 16' s Wi 19', tS's 70' i 14 32 9' i 36V Results: One Hour Martlnijmo 4, Sparkle Car Wash 8; Holiday Bowl 4, Suburban Finance 0; Crater Lake 31 t, Connors "j; Crater Lake Dairy Prod. 3, Browns Plumbing 1. Hiqh team game, Crater Lake 01 ry Prod. 686; high team series, Holi day Bowl 1965; high ind. qame. Bert Warner 333; high ind, series, Bert Warner 583. HOLIDAY MASTERS LEAGUE Petersen Lewis Chevron The Gun Store 8mgs Satellite Klamath Lorrber and Box Squirt Crater Enterorisei Benmnqton Steei Bfdqs. Klamath Troohy House Results: Lewis Chevron 23 ?0 237 n nm 233 23!. 3 231.46 221 11 Troohy House 0: Crter Enterprises J, Bertrtmgfon Steel 0; ti Gun Store j, Bmgs Satellite 1; Klemsttt Lr. & Box 2, Squirt t. Hst team flame, Saulft t8; high team series, Lewis Chevron 32?l; tgn tnd, game. Marion Grant 334; high Ind. series, Gary SNearer 443. NIGHT CRAWLERS LEAGUE W L E'merj Terecu I5's Boos Rega) v i ir Pranti 0(l Filters No. I 25 JO Anderson Stud-o 3 Ji j Franti Oil Filters tiQ. 2 23 J2 Shortys F!ying A 33 2? Lwcfcy Strikes 23si ?2' j Whiteys Srteit 25 2i Bairn Byiiaeri Jti ?' Bays Flying A U 11 . aesutts: Elmers Teeo t, Whitev I Shelf 3; F'entl CM! F titer No. 2 3. j Anderson Sudo 2; Stwtys Fyifg A 1. Ffirifi Oil Filters Ho 4; Says j Flying A t, Luty Strikes ; Bes.ft f Builders I. Bots Regal a. Hign team oame. Franti ol Filters No 1 ngn team senes. Lucky Strikes 333S; high ind game, Coy w;iet 2H; high tnd. series. Coy W.tes tr w (MieSHiB PAGE SB only winning ticket on a record twin-doubie payoff of $T9,660,5X Asked what be planned to do with his windfall after ac cepting a chetk for the fuU amount from the harness trade's mutuel manager, Josecri Lynch, Afariano said: "I plan to help my married daughter, Elaine, with her new house and pay my taxes with the rest." The previous record twin-double payoff was $68,228.80 at Suf folk Downs, Oct. 19, during thai track's tixroughbred meeting. The highest previous twin-double return at a harness track was $37,H6.M at &lon!iceHo Raceway, Aug, 18. ""': .' ij,ii'minliiy TT '-""'Hi ' x " ' "" B.SUSLES IH BRASS Bob Harper of Coraopotii (Pa.i High School does double duty at the football garnet as ha plays the trumpet during halftime and is the team's No. I punter. UPI Telephoto Braves Win Final Gridiron Contest ALTURAS - The Modoc Braves ended the 1963 football o season with a rousmg vic tory overlh e Trinity Wolves last Saturday afternoon. Sparked by three oufstan-feig runs by flanker back Richard Hughes. Ifce Braves defeated the Wolves 40 - 20. After s first quarter TD by the Wolves, the Braves came back in the second quarter with a ground drive climaxed as Hughes scored on a reverse. Jim Van loan kicked the con version to put tSi Braves in fee lead. Hughes followed up with a spectacular 50 - yard run on a reverse for the second score m f Guardian J JVfaintenance f Guardian , Vyjfalntenance ToUM0U f Guardian J Maintenance OLDSMOBILE yCADILLACI "as"0K- ...-SL '! SUCCESSFUL VISIT Joseph Mariano, bartender of Waterbury, Conn., is in h monsy $79,660 worth after winning e record twin doubls at Roossvett Raceway Wedneiday. He holdi winning ticket and ihs big, fat check. Mariano was the only one in the pool. UPi Telsphoto the second half. On an optica play, quarterback David Starr went 40 yards to make the half time score, 20-7. Following the winning pattern set in the first half, Hughes ran the kickoff back 80 yards to score in the opening few min utes. A pass by halfback Van Loan to Scott Sheflin scored the conversion point for the Braves. Later in the third quarter, linebacker Bob Helherwiek picked up a fumble by the Wolves on their 15-yard line and ran it over for another score for Modoc. The Trinity eleven came back to life in the fourth quarter with a pass from Dennis atcGlyn to We're Hard to Beat.... Located In the center of the downtown shopping area! VFAIR PRICES EQUALITY SERVICE Free Pick-up and Delivery Service Fully Trained Mechanics with years of experience Credit Plan Available on all repdirs Remember WINTERIZE NOW! IT fc n a k V '"' v '-V'! Elk Hunting Rated Good In Northwest POKTLAXD flfPl - Th weekly report on fishing condi tions prepared by the State Game Commission: Northwest: Silver salmon ang ling fair to good in Tltamook Nestucea area and a few 40-50 ling fair to good in Tillamook Bay; a few sleeihead being taken in the Nestucca, Trask and Wilson; Fern Ridge Reser voir near winter level and cat fish angling improving: Dorena Reservoir producing good rain bow catches. Southwest: An occasional stoelhead is being taken in the Cleveland Rapids, the "Forks," and Winchester and Idlejtd areas in Umpqua system; Ten mile Creek good for jacks; Coos and Coquille Rivers generally poor for salmon; Rogue River has been fair far steclhead from Grants Pass to Graves Cregk, and good in the Lobster Creek - Agness area; Chinook fishing has been good with clus ter eggs but most (Hh petting dark; Sixes and Elk Rivers poor, Northeast: John Day River in good condition from Kimber ly downstream for steeihead. PORTLAND IUPH Here is the weekly bunting report from the Oregon State Game Com mission: Northwest: Eik hunting in the Clatsop unit continues good with many large bulls being taken. Southwest: Elk hunting has slowed in this area due to the animals holing up in the deep timber. Ac jess on back roads is becoming more difficult as rain soaks the area. Pheasant Dan Carpenter for six points. The conversion point was made on s pass to Carpenter, Carpenter set p the last TD for the Wolves 'with an inter cepted pass in the fourth quar ter. During the &ist two minutes of the game Modoc scored again when quarterback Starr broke through on a sneak and went 40 yards to the goal line after a fine key block hy John Ford, and duck hunting is also slow. Central: Generally poor for both elk and waterfowl. Only small flights of ducks and geese have been observed and elk are feeding at highest eleva tions. Deer permit holders are having only fair success. Northeast: Storms in the area have improved elk hunting con ditions, particularly in Wallowa County. Grant and Umatilla counties should also begin to produce. Pheasant hunting is only fair in Union and Baker counties. Southeast: Elk remain, in the higher country and lack rf good tracking snow has hampered hunter's efforts. Ducks and geese flocking in large numbers in Warner Valley and Summer Lake is due to improve with coming storms. Prep Star Named Top PORTLAND tUPl - Milt Serafin, quarterback for St, He lens, as named the outstand ing scholar-athlete among senior backiicld men in the TYV prep football league. Ho will compete for the met ropolitan area scholar-athlete of the year award, to be presented Dec. 2 by the local chapter of the National Football Founda tion and Halt of Fame. 1 I g..... .. WW4I.M,,I,M n-. ,,,-. New good looks. Sensational performance. Lasting qual ity. These are the reasons the 1964 Plymouth is turning up more and more across tne country. Whether it's a hardtop, sedart, wagon, or convertibte, you'tl tike the clean, simple, stfong linet that mark the modem 5-YAR30,0OO-MHE WARRANTY? OTOtr t fim Mft ('"W"! mwut tlult), tM t- tm wwm! Fast-ffloving uild Perfect NBA Standings By lotted Press International Eastern Division WLPct. Boston ? 01.000 Ctocinnati 6 i Mi New York J T .809 Philadelphia 2. T .236 Western Division WLPct. St, Louis T 2 .78 San Francisco 4 1 ,6fif los Angeles S J .255 Detroit a S 586 Baltimore 2 7 222 Wcdansdav's Result Boston !39 Cincinnati 121 St. Louis 112 Baltimore 110 Los Angeles- ill New York 109 Detroit 119 Philadelphia tot By I'nited Press InternaUonat It's too early to throw in (lie (owe! on the Eastern Division race of the National Basketball Association, but Boston does kk unbeatable. The fast-moving Boston Cel tics scored 139 points to Cincin nati's 121 Wednesday night as the New York Yankees of pro fessional basketball surged to their seventh win without a de feat. The Royals, pre-season hope fuls for cracking the Celtic leg end, are barely over the ,508 mark in the Eastern Division's second spot with a 6-5 record, Six Straight Wins The St, Louis Hawks have a streak of sis consecutive vic tories that put them in front of Western Division teams. The Hawks, led by Bob PeJttt's pouits, came from behind to knock over the Baltimore Bul lets 1 12-1 10. The Los Angeles Lakers atsa won their game by two points, ttl-!0B, over the New York Knicks. to another NBA coo test Wednesday night, the De ROLEX kttpt &Hr timet WATCHES EXCLUSIVELY AT J.C.REHIE JEWELERS 1021 Main You can fell when a new car has caught on. You hear its name more. You see it on the street more. If this is the year yon picked to bay a new car, it becomes one of the cars yonre going to look at. Have a look. The 1964 Jim Qlseri Motors, Inc. 522 S. 6th St., Kfomath Falls troit Pistons shifted its starting lineup and produced a I9-tM victory over tl Philadelphia 78ers, The Knicks travel to Sao Francises to play the Warriors in the only scheduled league game lor.: gilt. Boston scored more than Si points to each period us ith Sam Jones topping Celtic scorers with IS points. Bill Russell grabbed 19 rebounds and helped frustrate Cincinnati Jerry Lu cas in the first period. Lucas Bearcat Is Top Player PORTLAND ttJPti -Dave Quintan, Lewis and Clark's "olh- er" halfback, and end Dean Popp of Willamette w ere named Northwest conference football back sad lineman of the wrack Wednesday. Quintan caught Vhitman look ing for conference rushing lead er Mickey Hergert last Satur day and carried the ball for Its yards and three touchdowns. The Pioneers won the game 49-0. 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