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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1965)
© the s - . | L. be $25,000 ra _ — 7, a ' ~__ a2 Pfeiffer s¢ Bratta Chiloq In Rep Pace Sweep Ov Antlers Merrill By DO Herald Ao pr o from Parr Cien 1 B. Ste- Seater 4 7 and Harris sa holdin Te the field alone, the| spree, balance at the free throw line.|to only fou Coach And second highes honors} ‘point McKINNON Heral and Hews Bennet of Gil-| Tofell 3 MALIN (60) Merrill] were capture b Malin&# Reu-|christ praised the hustle of Ma- Greene 12 LeQuie 6 Rogers much their! ben Aldinger, who poke 23/lin, pointin out that at Bauer 7 Ke n- final period h e| Aldinger 23 of the start ac- the weekend agains cage in hoo through own point way yon 2 Duncan 2. though the game was his, tion, each coming up with big Gilchrist. GILCHRI (51)— 14 Malin apparently didn’t share the wins Count League as Outhustled Bertram 6, Jes- Anderson 13 his optimism. Feb. heads toward its final stages Dave Coach Sigado 11 Bonner 3 Mount 4. Merrill found little difficulty sup ‘The Chiloq Panthers prove a noted that hi quin was in holdin down the Bobcats of their first win at Bonanza Smith 14 (82 MERRILL simpl “outhustled”” the visit- as the repeat the ing Antlers, and he praise the Bly , as the Huskies grabbe a Conner 19 Kurtz 17 McKoen’ no fluke, - lead at 26-16 in the first job Friday night giving the efforts of Brattain on offense, 2 11 Hitchcock 16 Barnes Antle a decisive 71-57 trim- and Wilder and Spice for&# quarter, then held a 59-33 half- Cobb 2 Liskey 1 Pyle, Spier third At time edge ming. work. ing outstand board Malin, a team that knows no’ The pair of rebounders picke rest break, Merrill had a de- Patzke 22 Ash- BLY (63 up- off 3 rebounds, leaving very cided 72-50 margin, and from ford 19 Branham 9 Bryant 4, mercy, handed the only a Franklin coming Gilchrist Grizzlies a 60- little for the Antlers during the that poin on it was 6 Godowa 3 and Lar- Grizzlies score final the the 5 defeat, after questio of what action. sel evenin Action continued Saturda in ment, in Class A was the team win- all but look like easy would and & the 2ist annual Men’s Bowling of Kenne McKennie Chiloquin’ Oren Miller add- 42 Gilchrist held a 4 ners. Good Offense le 1 to the winning effort, but is Tournament, expect Frank Hemel with 1,20 pins lead at the third quarter break, Connor was for Merrill defensive High while the Panthers to end early this evening at In Class B it was Andy Hen- and led by nine point at one| with Kurtz followed with by 19 5 to Antlers tactics held the where Lanes singles derson and Larry Walker with Lucky time in the early minutes of Smith with 16 visiting Bo- 17 McKoen None of the doubles and all-events compe- 1,26 pins. In Class C came th final stanza, but Malin was| points wit 11. Barnes with 1 and Harold Houck and Jess Hoback nanza tition is underway. cagers was able to crack not to be denied. double figure in the contest, All-around goo offensive pow- leaders in the tourna- with 1,252 Early Bly In Trouble be too out to for made ment althoug every player scored er which turned strong bids In second place in single ac- troubles ag Bly had hold would fat least one point Ray Struve, much for Bly. that scores up tion McConnell A—Ed Huskies tra were: the Merrill as Junior Varsity The collected game against later rivals, and with with 643 Robert A. Thompso ple it in an 82-6 one-sided a sophomor their first plac in with grabbe eigh Bonanza almost the tournament complet- Patzke| William C. 668 in B, and Jack with hig contest, Bly’s The Henley MARY’S Malin’s ST. defeating by weekend this Teag ed scorin earl point with 63 in C action. scorin Hooper earned game singl Hornets grabbe a 22-11 first was as follows: ‘Th Gilchris Grizzlies, who junior 58-5 in preliminary ac- Jim teammate Second pla in alll events ac: honors, and eve- boast a season quart lead here Friday Earl and cent overall, and 6 tion. They now Dick McIntyre’ Ashford tied for high with the hit 5 per tion went to Ed McConnel with bu yielded frum that point} loss. one five of ning, wins, mark of half first’ the Hitchcock grabbed first plac best Merrill output, but the| per cent in seventh’ and eight on, to dro another A-2 confer-|. in the Class A doubles events, 1,86 pins in A competition; Er- Merrill’s themselves on the didn’t have the over-| ‘action, found Bobcats vin Carr in B competitio ‘with contest, 64-54 with 1,20 pins First plac in end of a 60-5 decision aft- grade team bested Bly’s grade ence all strengt to cope with Mer- 1,890 and Rodn Gruell in action Their strong openin gave Class B doubles went to Ervin they had Jed in all but the schoolers in pre-game_ Cla C competitio with 1,8 SKATING rill. after Cali hit- display her trop believe of Brooks to reason Pegg fans every 1 Bl and last quarters of play. 39-29 with Carr and Louis Taucher with); pins Hig scori honors for the Na- s championshi in the out were winning the senior la successfully defending ting 20 points. Hodge of Mer- the visiting Hornets titl 1,38 and first plac in Class Scoring Spre ac-| weekend in county UP Telephoto tional for a “kill,” but the second € doubles went to Dick Barry Figur Skatin Malin jumpe to a 19- first) rill had 12. not Bly’s b taken, was tion an altogethe juarter Scoring: Richrd Vaughn with 1,26 then faltered a lead, quarter b Patzke, high- CHILOQUIN (71) —Wilder 4 lifferent story. strong on the Grizzli came an Chiloquin’ Doug Brattain, who Kizer 2 With. an lead the Class A singles’ action, 11- take a 30-28 halftime edge Brattain 31 Spicer 7 collected 3 as he ran rough to Hornets turned cool in th sec- Joe M. Chavez turned in a 681 and a 47-4 third quarter lead. 0. Miller 14 E. Miller 9, shod over the Bonanza Antlers. host 4, the after man ond series for high honors early in allowing final stanza, the stanza, in But He had 1 field goals or 2 —Mitchell 6 BONANZA (57) , nine much the First as a meet. 16- splurge, plac in Class trailing by as 6 to their own and the Pittsbur Pirates re- three- effort. B single pla went for the Mustangs Struve 8 Newlun 7 2 McGee points Malin&# By United Press International |the righthande pitcher& Pfeiffer was After that the scoring 24 21- . scorin R. Steber 4, moment, to Kenneth Baghott, the signatur of a catch- a on demands. consist with Henle with an impressive 682. First Ps, The Los Angele Angel are} more from er Holy Cross college Aside from Chance, not taking any chances with’ less in Class C went to Don Phelp little finding the range named Tim Murtaugh, whose baseball news: the Dean Chance this year—they’ll dominated with 678 frequently than St. Mary&# the Bucs until last father ran All Events honors went to: Lewis of St. Mary’s Friday. Johnn Edwards, Cin- year. held pay now and collect later, 1 A—Joe Chavez with 1,88 pins; Louis Cardinals game scoring honors with The The St. Angels preparing for cinnati backstop, signe with Robert of Thompso with Bellet By JACK CUDDY Henley B points. their roster to 26 with swelled their last season in Dodge Sta- the Reds for reported Henderson UPI Sport Writer 1,91 and C— hig in the grabbe 1 reserves— the signin of three with. 1,91 Pro- ‘dium before moving into their NEW YORK (UPI) roster, net APPOINTED outfielder Carl Warwick, infield- DUDLEY ranked) Earl Brooks, No, Ken McKennie rolled high moter Harry Markson was try- own playpen in Anaheim next Phil Gagliano and Scoring: pitche er Falls: tennis: player, of 25 in late action last’ TRENTON, N.J. (UPI)—Am- Fritz tough year, made the bigge person- today to match Corliss Ackley. ST. MARY 13 according - official announce-| peed Luis Rodrigu for a nel investment in their short brose “Bud” Dudley has been Froeber. 3 Richter 3 thent by the Pacific’ Northwest) ‘sec place Saturda aft- when at the junior middleweigh history Friday the appoint b the New Jersey Lewis T. Scott i and 4 5 Association, ‘Tennis wn. in the Men Tourna- ernoon in Madison Squar Gar- plunke down crown 4 Van Loan 4 Scott| $42,00 for the Lassen and Weed 9 Sakradia 2,-Rose to represent the state in Jenning veteran tennis den on May 2 because of his signature of C Young Award Senate lughes 4 2. Klamath} wins in Northern California prep from also negotiation with the National decision there decisive Friday winner Dean Chance. HENL 9 Max- EY— weekend addin this ‘alls are in the final ‘stag of actio Association Athletic over _ex-middleweigh night ‘The Collegi involving| ceremony Caldwell Larson well 11 8 3 dction at Eugen toda in:an Modoc and Tulelake to their -(Hurricane) Chance and a to raise $ million for the foot- ichallenger Rubin cordial.General: Warren 11 Bellet 12 invitation tournament. ter. lists of conquest Manager Fred Haney was in ball of fame at Rutgers Score b quarters: of Miami | Also participatin in the Eu- Cuban outdis- Rodrigue Weed sity. Tulelake, At marked contrast to the situation 1 1 1 19-64 Mary& Club& Tennis Swim ne welter- which existed in 196 when the former world Beach, Dudle was responsibl for the Honkers, handing 2 3:13 16-54 Henley ree da invitational: tourna- fanced champion, two men weren&# even on spea bringing the Bowl weight (147- ‘th host club a solid 62-4 lac- ent, which started Friday, is The Klamath to Freshman bas- said he is eager-for the pro- in terms for a while due to ga behind the scoring talents last year. Atlantic ing, of daughte shot at the junior mid-|— Jennings ketball on team, riding hig Mel Soletti with 1 points ST. jun ight MARY'S— and Mrs. Jerry Jennings lo ir title held! (154- th Reames officially runs up the current met its collected]; season, basketball _team Tulelake’s ior Young varsity in Sandro! currently ranks fourth blond, blue- curtain on the fairway season waterloo at Medford’s Hedrick by Pacific Northwest girl’s 17 and Slezak 14 but their rolled over a strong St. Mary’s Mazzinghi o Italy. Junior High School late toda but members will be last efforts were short o the neces- hoo squa here’ Friday night standing onthe 19t hole. An Ange first week their con- startin droppin over gaining a 76-50 decision i Brooks and J. Jenning are sary mark for victory. eag Rodriguez, agree slated from house is test of the season, 71-62 open Lassen outshot Modoc in a the Klamath Falls in for too. w host club. to 4 p.m. their| Bouncin back from The Crusaders jumpe to a endin with hard- than. $100, more. should-draw th men’s division of the tour- freshman the only- Golfers attending the Initial LAKEVIEW The Klamath squ quic 7-0 lea in the openin nanient, while Beverly is rep- ‘Lassen on to 6 trimmed. the Ashland Cubs. in 000 at th garden.” social function of 196 will have 22 point quarter of play, but the young] Union. High School sophomore ez and slugge Besenti this city in-the wom-| ‘Teagu an opportunit to meet new of- bounced back, grab and jayvee squa had little dif- a 67-4 contest at Klamath’s| who. was fresh from a disput Hornets Fla. hour. Lund - BEACH, DAYTONA but a 2l- g&# division. rr Modoc, wa leadin at that ficers and see the architect&# Pelican Court on Saturday in 0 the quarte ficulty the lead-at dominatin time. and 12 Mar- bin Dewitt Hometown The three local tennis stars (160 loss to Boy (UPI) middleweigh by Roba Brosterhous contribut- e Gre 16-10. against A-2 Lakeview wrestling plan for a propose second on| season Giardel- vin Paneh, trailing most of the fre plannin a bus poin assist by Dugan Aguilar, break Sever lap of the “100- nine. ed in the Hed- pound) Champio Joey 26 point here the retained five winning squad Friday, The Henley Lassen h courts this coming stum- offset the effort, giving attracted a International the caught Dwayne (Tiny) face lo on over way, tick: game, while Mike Keck lead, extendin it to 38-30 by two matches, 40-1 and 24-15 cro of 10,80 and! Lund o the final lap Saturday Speedway’ 2.5-mile track were New. officers include Stan er, with a number of tourna- the victory. Lakeview Jim varsity and added another 17 but their ef- Dr. At the third half-time. president quar- again nents on their schedules. gat of $44,78 .for to win a 250-mile curtain rais- run under the caution flag to Soran, gross The Weed junior also d Browne hit|4 shor as read 62- junior varsity squa members. forts fell the Noel, vice president; Bill Brad- their 10-rounder Friday nigh after to Sunday& “Daytona 500” dry out the track er While all of the details are feated Tulelake 56-36 while Mo- jjter: break, the score and 1 Cox 20 16 Koppan wrestlers won 10 of Klamath shaw, secretary; Bob Ford; race. Miss Jenning ‘doc’s juniors handed Lassen a 4 for the visiting junior Hor- the largest non-title, non-heavy- stock car jo available, light rain. Hedrick. for Bertrand 1 chairman and from that point on, 1 matches in the main event- poo and modified greens, 53-| Panch, driving a accidents Garden figure in a long ailed to achieve ranking in the Three minor narrow margin defeat at In the Ashland contest, Bros-| weig Dick Cary, house reserves complete the action. er, losin onl to Lakeview&# /196 Ford, often allowed him- brough out caution flag agai grounds lon time. junior Women’s Single cate-| Paxton, as he pinne terhous hit 16 Keck 13 in pac With this victory*under their’ Frank Rodriguez and Carter, two 27- self to be towed ji Lund’s|q durin the race. ‘There were: no chairman and Gil Moty, tour- gory which accordin to the Scoring: team to vic- the freshman in the DeVore chairman. 178- Hornets nament the 129.533 Apparent injuries in the wrecks. averaged belts, esti- junior will receive He wake. ‘an Association was due to insuffi: year- WEED (62 —Carline 7 So- tory. Mik Cotton of Ashland mated $9,00 each for their bat- miles an hour’ despit several their record up to 1 clas Britta Franz ‘will head up the ‘The race set the stage for dient data. Beverl had defeat-| 19 Burcell 11 DeRoss 12 broug furnished the other|contributed 20 for hig game ‘ dra slowed the $140,00 “Daytona 500” for Women’s Auxiliary. wins against five losses. that waxed hot and caution Plans which are tle flags e several of the highranking 6, DeRoss 5 Mallory 6 winnin effort in the hor ors. Hornet&# non the Norris, Jerry which for changing Ladies Day pla late model stock cold before Rodrigue bounced speed early in the race. cars, Player in the association’s| 2. of Lake- Gus Arzner as match, thi aver- scorer the fight’s only ‘The hulkin Lund, last year’s will be run from year, leading back last to season. Friday Tuesday Sunda before a from drew with Da- (46) —Fensler Klamath’s view led this seventh winner of in the game, event, knockdown aging 11.9 point per expecte to exceed 80, Bridg luncheons and meet- O’Brien in the 10 Slezak 14 ‘Young 17 Craw- took scorin honors 168- 16, vid with tfanimous| much of the race. round and won the ing would be held on for 3 Cushma 2. followed b Steve Buh- class. Frank of Piedmont, He was verdict. Larry Bill scored b Wins were favored at! S.C., who started in the pol Cuban Luis was rig with 12, Buhrig also is sec- Harold Pat Jones, Tennant forthe LASS (66 Merrill 7 ond high in scorin 2- becaus of his skill and rug: position finished third followed Bill. Dave Nat- of Lee Roy Yarbrough gedness y Aguilar 12 DeWitt 21, Music year with an average’ of 9.1 Tice, Don Maxwell, Allen, Elsey Lasley, ale, fa- Jacksonvill Fla. officials three ring The 8 Cunning 6 Robinson 4 |points per game. He was tied Les Adams’ and the Panch’s with victory. gave Avise 6 Schwelm 2. PULLMAN Gary Haworth at that Larry Stokes (UPI)— Souther vored Luis on a rounds basi Georg Ochs for the Pelicans, California The eon- volleybal Lo-| Beach driver first St. Referee until the Mary’s city men& follows: Daytona as Johnny 8 ‘Turner overcame an_eight- MoDOC (54) recorded by Tice, Pins were Teagu is now bein formed ac- deficit to defeat bianc 6-3-1 Judg Tony Ros- prize money of $6,50 Lund, of halftime 2 McKern 5 Ward { ~|Stokes,. Adams and Ochs for poin received §.C., $3,050 Al Berl 7-3.|Cr ‘oss, ¢ording to the Parks and Rec Teague ‘Washingto State, 59-57, in a Pa- si, 73 and at Klamath, now. Office. reation $1,85 and Yar-| basketball cific Eight game ‘The United Press Internationa)| Frank collected In the secon ‘match of the Those interested in enterih brough earned $1,30 agreed 6-3-1. here Friday night. * wins scored b were Parks program, ‘Th race was interrupted by| Tt was a team should call the N 58 for John Block had 1 point to three Lakeview with grapplers Recreation Office at 882 a light rain in the 20th lap who. trailed Benold Pollard, Ken Hanson and| ead the Trojans, N six for and all cars were stoppe on and 32-24 at the intermission. It was) |fights, Fairchild scoring over Jack Klamath Auditorium is avail- the track for nearly a haif- out- Carter in 2 bouts. seven fourth win in Pelicans. Pollard worked to able for teams wishing to prac- over Gar Maxwell of 9 tice on Monday from Cougars who were led in’ races “wil begin} The Modoc Ski ALTURAS for Chaik brskas and Werner ‘Ted Rm by Pin registere b Pelican tontect propef to Club is conducting its third an-jat —— Leagu play is Rand Stoll with 1 point each, nual ski races*at Cedar Pass ounge of the Mo- wrestlers were scored b Greg |jurhipe to a Monday March 8 lead to 10- Ski Hill, 1 miles east of Al- doc Ski Club is one of the fa- Decker, Oscar Olson, Steve ‘Add brake fluid, test entire system. the jopen th contest and kept _i -ivorites races to ras, today The plac hig in the son and Roy Kring ‘sco out of reach of the Tro- clude a downhill race open to girl& slalom 1 to needs 18-year- Repa fron! wheel beating Jans in the first half. girls 1 to 1 years age group at the Modoc races. PROMISES NEW FIGHT Align front end, cerrect camber, of aj has an skier The 14-year- = caster, toe-in CAR &q club offers trophi enviable record of firsts and PANAMA Panama CITY, thir ski first, second, and i second races place (UPI) Lightweight champion Adjus steering bolonce front wheels National Basketball Association in each division, Trophies through northeastern Califor- Carlos Ortiz ha promised to Take’ Your Car Where the Expe rts Are © For All Service Work? United Press International will be awarded at a trophy nia and Oregon during the past shot to Ismael La- title give Young, married man who Division Eastern dinner sponsor by the club three years. She was first in Between] City in start to career wants W. L. the races at the Cath-| Pet.| division in the 196 i sellin automobiles, Good olic Parish Ha in Altura (der Memorial giant slalom at THESE to fight A Last year Modoc ski races) Mt. Shasta, first at the 1964} possi training program, SAFETY una Saturdai Nat chive CHECK: ee Alla &quo A lwith a alls series of which bility of goo earnings to Se sepan SERVICES second. inthe 196 Sport Edi Malin Chiloquin, M : — th thing pretty had b 1 19 Me Tourna Sanday, — bi th quarter Actio En Tod — b - Mary& St. Defeats its Henley. Gilc fo — S ‘CH fir a Rodrig Chan Get See G i Crus DeP tim Net 2, Tulelak Mod Ca Gam Los Klam ‘e geoe Fo Ma Ho fo Junior Hornets Win 76-50 - = fo singl fepre bail Se ‘ 1 Bal in sh Reames Freshmen Lose One, Win One a pos : bsart — ot i — - PRUL Trojans Edg B Cougars a Volleyball — Set anil Ski — ..| Modoc Clu - ih {Western i sne Schra./€ Pan ee fee supp a a ailme l Rola tar eatorr ain pua Allalf the bo to postponed Division Orego This year Mod skir/ slalo Ti W. Pet-lers wil b competiting for @|Lakeview slalom, and first in S troph the 196 Ashland, Rogu Show: Sere spe b y an Bir Sportin; Monroe a ot Paice Day sacs ya 4 Go Aran. for ‘T sp ROOF LEAKING? 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