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score sane eee ee a | qatiomarer ‘ Say Hey 1 eee me Si on a Ww ges aw Li sExh aseb fat home Ny with winnin Hou 1 EVANS Spor UPI Tillman was forced walk to tally the a , Tun, Writer Orioles picking u a pair in th eighth innin off specialist Pete Ramos nore up to his old of runs relief Willie Mays is tricks again, The “say he ted in the .420’s picke up son, Sunda April 4 196 Falls, Orego Two home runs. b Don Dem- eter led the Detroit Tigers to a 10- shellin of the Washingto Senators. Al Kaline and Dick, McAuliffe also for] connected round-circuit blows. The Balti- finn By JOHN Klag we catcher Bob Resuits International AND NEWS, HERALD ee oo dL) p Clu Kid Picks to kid,” who bat- early last where Yankees. York Kees however, left cerne from th The Yan- decision 43 a (New sea- he with were more con- loss. Star another Mays stroked two lon home| outfielder Mickey Mantle suf Friday while leadin the fered a pulle le muscle in San Francisco Giants to a 6-4 the second was inning and runs vict the over blast Both 400-foot mar Clevelan Cleveland In- went over and came off the hurler Luis who went seven! scattered seven strikin out seven In- while dians. ne. ‘elinsk dian with three singles. Samm Ellis was the Cincinnati pitcher to g the nine-inning route, surrende first Angele Angel season, turned full formance he blanked the Phillies kee Braves as Chicag White Man- game in Puerto Sparkles t Phila Luplow pace the In- Al the ‘ico. innings, hits leave to Saturda night tors Tiant. Marich Juan long the fov e le thoug said the injury was| serious and is expected to to play agains Washingto Sena Sox 4- while two hits. sky just Gary Peters, gave who traded| was the Los the off from durin in six over a fine per- innings as| toppe the Milwau-| 3-2. Thoug Belin- hits and struck seven up Milwaukee runs, he icago ace| both lefthander of the Whitc Sox out eigh Braves durin his gave to Der workout. runs up home Johnson and Dick Groat’s single and triple Harper led the world champio St. Lou- Con Homers Tony Conigliar a most con. is Cardinals to a 4-2 over the fident New York Mets. Ray with the colorful man second- Boston Red Sox, pace the Washburn, attempti a come- Beantowners to a 54 victor back, work four inning gave the Chicag Cubs. “Con- up four hits, one while run’ pop records striking out six. Tracy Stallard, Z ig,” who the records off ‘in seaso blasted who was traded to the Cards a two-run ho run in the ninth| the Mets this winter, blanked) York for the next four: inning to even the score 4-4 and New Tom VICTORIOUS FROSH—With the conclusion of one of the most outstandin seasons, the Klamath Union High freshman School basketball team takes time out to dis- play the hardware won during the season. With a 16-1 the freshman capture both their leagu season, and the coveted Bieber T urnament trophy. Pictured in for victory formation are, left to right (in V) counter clockwise, Bob Butler, Dwane Stark, Clyde Rose Mike Keck, Terry Clement, Don Zupan Dou Zarosinski, Greg Brosterhous and Dale Vannice. Inside V are coach Butch Kimpton, Earl Down, assistant coach, and Terr Gregory, “&q ttle Hon Rotarian Pelica Some who of the pea Mass. “Y” watched Pelican hoo in for came applaude and while they kudos at Rotary ers Friday. As the KU basketballers, and more player sai who unselfish. were passe u individuals jen The moody slugger made the comment after be ein fined $50 by Kansas City club President Charles 0. Finley for a gesture he made during Thursday exhibition game with the Washington Senators. Gentile also received letter of a from censure American Leagu President Joe Cronin, “T thought the fine was high,” Gentile told reporters. “Wd Tike to somewhere wher Td be ‘tiv idbaia ‘ap-|t * a el of state past and have been Al Keck, for the the days seven varsity, And title. prep their ‘we the casa- And we of Mr. ones. backing Cleven, the principal. The coach spok of some “‘su- mentors, of only the were Pelican always E.) roundly applauded coach “I had the perstitions” his Falls, A ind/or ad. ters on thei feet pra in other i or Gil looke like of the Bea- one off to Klama Fall Aud. the on and Kenny Moore club; Pound, both juniors; Jack Bau- er, s John Drew, Jim operato im Coon, Baker, Ste called Jendrzejew lineotype (the Patzke, Jim wh and he sixth “‘my man” ‘Terry Ash. Presented Gifls Don McKinnon, sport editor and News, who of the Herald picked the KU outfit to go all the way in the tournament’ be- fore they had cinched a berth in presente each player it, with a portfolio of pictures. Al ‘All-Stater K.T.A. Custom Car Nyback, new then dent, plywoo leach the gave Rotary each plaqu man for presi athlete which a cited of bein part championship aggregation were gifts of A. D. These Cap” * Customs * Rods * Dragsters * Karts * * Model a ne his Cars Motorcycles Collier, local business- man. During the program members of the KU Rally Squad eredit- in ed with having a majo role the team&# success, were intro-} Student Rotarian Drew, member of the club, capabl served as pr o- master of ceremonie: gram duced, a (UPI) Wills, the Manage firs Will infield. o in I made the Ma him decision VERO is the best man for the John Purdin ant Alston said. “He will hel both first-year game, But the Oye A\ll-In Galla a future money, the Lester’ y Friday sioned former nigh deci world to be optimistic.” like the year I stole 104 Because the Dodger have bases,” he said. “It would be off day during the first] like gol 54 and Uncl thr day ‘il not say g Beavers Phill agai Fall fo April 23 until fighters continue jgut Moy too the ninth Baseball f oy avi Sprin met a a & Track TEA AT 532 Main PRICES! HAL&# SPORT Street Phone down Check the green tags O ollr oes action-packed pickups... and Save during April — strea‘of 2 stra o ter Jeag LOOKING FOR A BETTER intere as champi Rus and| JOB? 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Les- be out official.” lengt of time. ter weighe 155% and Moyer a any poun more. ‘There may be medical things any extra There was onl one. knock- to don’t know, but from what I’ve in the bout, Lester seen. of him this spring I have joked abo saying it “wou Wills lo serious Thunderbird bench take Basketball Tournament in Chilo- n Portland Wolf Pack. n against the Lyn Anderson and Freddie Woods. — (UPI) necessary. sort of way,” ya top said, “Now, it’s a Bright For Fighter Looks. b th selection. Manager Walter Alston, how- The decision was unanimous, “T&# alway tried to pu my- ever, preferred to take th o with judge Frankie Carter and and referee Jack Silyer “q/ in a leader& positio in al timistic approac and said, Many positions iter left, Ozzie t SPECI i Chiloqui the Champi Saturda morning junior mid-, job,” Satu dleweig king Denn Moyer of Portland in a bruising 1@-round- the youngsters, especiall in nominated to take were da the infield.&q er that so please the crowd of injured Sand Koufax’ plac in 2,35 paid fans at Kezar Pavil- Wills who declined to say| Los, Angele Dodger pitch- wheth the job would brin ing rotation, if such a move be- ion that they threw money into ‘ he ring when it was all over. him extra money, said h was| comes _ Alston of the season, starter) need a home date af the isn’t back b then, I&# give Pur- din or Kekich a shot. Both have} The Philadelphia’s power- TUCSON Ariz. (UPI) that| evidence But there was impressed me go far, I don& Beavers fell to the Red coach Auerbach’s Celtics| ful reboundin strength and the Portland think we&# have to add another] teams split Salt Lake City Bees 3- in an were worried fact that the two than little more pitcher, 10- regdlar season exhibition baseball game Fri- about Philadelphia’s recent use their will open the Don Drysdal of Boston&# favorite lay. weapon,| play. in New York, season April ach entered the team series The Pacific Coast defense in eliminating the fa- Leag 12 if Koufax can’t. Drysdale vored Cincinnati has a 53. sprin will be followed by Johnn Pod- Royals from| suffering from injuries to im-| John| Boston’s scorers, the Eastern division playof ac-, trai rd, was scheduled| res and Claude Osteen. the club&# Havlicek, top substi-| tion. of the East- treated Koufax is being in forward and guar tute both at Leagu at Casa Grande, Los Angele by orthopedic spe- The Celtics almost to a man! who averaged 18.3 over| toda \cialis Dr. Robert Kerlan, who predict a lon and rugge the season, missed point practic series for the ight to meet the described the latest as’ injury the knee, And water jwith on Western Division “traumatic arthritis of the left AGREES Costello PIZAR Larry unanimous as were elbow.” Dr, Kerla said Koufax: also on the doubtful list. was in calling the Russell- will remain in Los Angele at! SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) Coll Tho Jain duel the ke to the East: least three four or day for’ ,|Southpa Juan Pizarro, tend their showdown. ern “It is too earl to last holdout of home court playoff sellouts in’ major league’ tell when he will be able to to came Boston’s bid for an ason, unpre-|the Sunda afternoon game,| with the Chicag White Sox Fri- pitch, At this time, I am goin cedented ninth straight divi- went into the with the serie Pizarro also was the last! to be neither overly-optimistic, sional “pennant” will continu elhighe scorer in their history, day, to‘ agree last year, nor overly pessimistic.”” on Tuesda nigh at Philadel- guard Sam Jones. H broke bi all|Pig phia, Thursday ight at Boston club point records when he hit Garden and Friday night at the at a 25.9 rate over season. Philadelphia. Additional games, if will be in Boston necessary, on Sunda afternoon, Philadel- HOLDS BIG MARGIN Far-| CHICAGO (UPI)—Bob phi on Tuesday night and Bos- ton on Thursday evening April ington of Richwood, Ohio the 15. world harness race driving ‘The most the women and thw Man are. haphaload. vrge Ling sr betwe tion nb year Chamberlain was the relatively Institute said Friday. or ine a ares okies? Sch lost out in righ to are, FRANCISCO for San BE A (u becaus above Moyer briefly with ajround. It was the first loss tals year today|right to the chest in the fourth| |round. The battle was almostlafter four wins for Moyer, who in the eight after al has fought six world champions Jimmy Lester, whose 15th con- stoppe cut opene on Moyer’s left eye. his It may turn out secutive win was his toughe | career. But the doctor examined it an jjli The Problem to ap- captain Pictured SAN Facing that whose stol 10 bases in a singl season (1963 is the major leagu record, has lon been the unofficial captai TURN FOR WORSE—Members of looks at action durin the World quin The T-Birds Future Walter has up- self scoring average by points to a frac- Scotties rh ai Dodger Duke Sni- 196 Alston, in ‘makin the announcement said point ene 10-2 sota infi the was held the job in And the Houston Astro scoring five runs in the ninth innin off ‘Bill Pleis, trampled the Minne. holler ‘Ang in the Los ‘| inning powere Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-2 the Sand Kou- over Los Angeles Dodger gecl Short- — named Satu Dodge captain since | seven under 2 per tion Fla, in the eighth er the fax-less b both pivot -|honored reboundin andi -blocki speciali shot- pe Ma &# -| and more shots of late, more league’ most| so much so that he knock As Keck introduced each of his players, he had somethin valuable player and leading ex- down a dozen and was tagge with four of basketbali calls in defense goal- goo to say about them, includ- ponent fourth the odds-on choice to lead} Philadelphia’s game in the manager, Curt Cotter. was elimination of Cincinnati. Celtics seven-time- “He could read a book and the The expressio of confidence Chamberlain and the 76ers kee score in practice at: one|f afternoon open by 76er coach in the televised Dolp time.&q and the same the of their best-of-seven series. hinge Chamberlain on Rick Bros- Introduced were terhous, lone sophomore .... Klamath switch recent Russell, lon p Ap 10-1 TAMPA, Chamberlai the leagu play scorin king has bee blockin hostilities. Russell Com | u q q Clas Toda with which h and became involve player Klamath kingpins from added consi praised his cagers for} ‘Apparently they erably toward maintaining a their determination grit and high squa morale. When the the and laud- season throughout BOSTON (UPI) — “The de- their late sea- Pelicans on go ed them for not pushin the fender,& Bill Russell, goes button at any time dur- son win streak, Keck said “I agains panic “the Wilt dipper,” what have been wore the same sport jacke to) Chamberlain in may Sunda again all the contests.” He said his when the defendin Eugen last tourney. champio Gil and two assistants, Boy Boston Celtics and challengin Hard Paid Work Bruce Haroldson dodge the ©!Philadel 76ers their hard work in open Nation- barber until the pleasan end. al Basketball Association when some of them had ba Named Captain Of Dedger Squa Cel 76e to pass to a teammate.” Keck added: school appreciated the board voicing a stand on ath- their admirers are well aware. letics reassuring the staff we it was just a week ago last the jo and hired do were to night that they coppe the 1965 A-| | Wills § appreci g Oft- shot sessions, Gene Freese&# three-run hom- rte BRADENTON, Fla. First baseman Jim (UPI) Gentile told the Kansas City Athletics Friday night that he would like to be traded to a team “that would appre- ciate my talents.” jp the playing shortly after| off f Keck aismith “gav hun peac basket in the have the ‘gunner’ but a tedi were Jame: the two i Sorin b Gent No Appr ate ae — Ca fellows, older ov manager: pickup headquarter SHOP 884-5569
