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100 GREEN SEEDS
Mr. Dangerous Oanny Mc
Shain and Mr. Machiavelli Lit
lard, both earnest gentlemen
though afflicted with the wrestl
ing business, appeared in our
office the other mor.i to pass the
time of day.
Brushing lightly over tha
weather, war. and the wages
of Mr. Unnamed Character'
sin. the conversation soon
veered as It inevitably would
to Dude Chick anJ the Tues
day niuht Armageddon in
which Mr. Dangerous Danny
was tossed quickly but con
vincingly by the cowboy's
whirler.
Machiavelli offered the opin
ion that Dangcious fhould de
fend his somewhat recently ac
quired Pacific Coast Junior
heavyweight belt a strictly 18
karat girdle, we're told inas
much as the burder. of evidence
indicated be was not quite the
best eraDnler in the?" parts.
Dangerous, absently straight
ening an irish-g.een four-in-hand
guttering bra-ely against his
candy -stripca snirv aunos im
mediately agreed surprisingly
albeit not heartily. The dapper
Irishman thought, however, that
inasmuch as his dei"at was not
particularly convincing to Mc
Shain, he should be beaten again
before risking his curly-haired
champions neck.
To this Mackiavelli. never
one to kick opportunity in the
teeth, readily agreea. But he.
too. had a proviso. Danny, it
appears, bad on at least two
occasions in the past, prom
ised but not delivered and
Magical Mack was a little fear
ful that the dangerous one
would, to put it bluntly, skip if
be lost.
This would of course leave
Machiavelli holding a bagful of
uncrowned champion, a com
modity which never has been
looked upon with anything more
than askance.
To remedy this highly possible
situation, Mr. Dangerous Danny
then exhibited his true blue
(tinged ever so slightly with gold
and mint-green). Dangerous of
fend, without even being asked,
to post a forfeit guaranteeing
bis appearance in tha old armory
ring at 8:30 one week from next
Tuesday night if he should un
accountably lose to Cowboy
Dude Chick in their coming bout
this next Tuesday.
Danny asked bow much.
Machiavelli said S0 would
do. so the well-attired Irish
man dug. He dug deeply. He
dug out from his black and
white hounds-tooth trousers
complete with pleats a roll
which glittered and leered at
to.
Mr. McShain began to count
He counted to SO aod kept on
eounting. The count reached 75
(McShain is an exptrt at count
ing) and continued. When the
ount rose to 100 md the roll
till appeared intac. we all hol
lered enough. (McShain has
quite a holler).
Dangerous then peeled off
the 100 towels and with a
mirthless, challenging laugh
(ha-ha) handed them to us.
We grasped them with a
sweating palm ana the deal
was dosed.
Thus it is that Mr. Dangerous
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Camilli
Beats Bees
Dodgers Bet on latter
To Cop Homer Crown;
Cardinal Defeat Reds -
By PAUL SCHEFFELS
United Press Correspondent
The fire of baseball optimism
burns no brighter than in a
Brooklyn Dodger breast so it oc
casioned little surprise Friday
when a poll of the team revealed
a majority believed Dolph Ca
mill! will win the National
league homer-hitting title for
1941.
Twenty-eight Is the most
homers for Dolph In any single
season and he hit that total with
the Philadelphia Phillies in
1936. He hit 23 last season, with
his first homer a year ago Fri
day. He's now far ahead of that
schedule and leading both major
leagues with five.
Hit!
The Dodgers went hitless
against Manuel Salvo Friday un
til Camilli hit a homer in the
fifth and opened the way to a
5-0 victory over the Boston Bees
at Ebbets field.
A five-run rally In the ninth.
featured by Morris Amovich's
three-run triple, brought the
New York Giants from behind to
a 7-4 triumph over the Phillies.
The St. Louis Cardinals got 13
hits off three pitchers to defeat
the Cincinnati Reds. 8-4, and
snapped the champion's five
game winning streak.
The Chicago Cubs snapped a
three-game losing streak by
beating the Pittsburgh Pirates,
8-7.
Three-Hitter
In the American league. Ernie
Bonham tossed a three-hitter as
the pace-making New York
Yankees defeated the Washing
ton Senators. 6-0.
Dick Newsome. rookie right
hander making his first major
league start, held the Philadel
phia Athletics to five hits as the
Boston Red Sox halted their
four-game losing streak with a
5-1 triumph that boosted them
into a second-place tie with the
Cleveland Indians.
Cleveland turned back the
Chicago White Sox. 5-3.
Detroit outslugged the St.
Louis Browns to win. 12-11.
Rudy York's single with loaded
bases in the ninth put Detroit
ahead to stay.
NATIONAL LBACUt
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Philadelphia . 4
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ten. laomlla ud UrlngabaM.
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Pig and McCnlkiufh: Bovnua, Bistxei
Btu. Loaning ud Dittf,
Ctnrtnmti , 4 t I
St. Louu it I
Thompson. Z. Kiddle. Htehtno ud Lom
bard!. Witt; Waraeie. Hutcniotoa ud W.
Cooper.
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R. H. E.
Waibbifton
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lonard. And-rioa aad FerrelL Early:
BoahajB aad Dicarv.
Philadelphia
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aad rtlak.
ClcT.laod
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St. Louis 11 li 1
Ctmit IX S S
Harrii. Galeboim. Kramer. OftermuH-
It. All-n and svirt. tiruhe; Gorilca, hle-
aais. aratoa ana leooeti.
Danny McShain. the world's
Pacific Coast Junior Heavy
weight champion, r.d Cowboy
Dude Chick will grapple next
week for gold and opportunity
and the next week, if McShain
falls again, for gold and glory.
We can not help but look
forward.
(Don't worry, Daniel. I placed
the towels in the bank).
TIONESTA The school chil
dren are eagerly anticipating the
track meet to be held at Alturas
on May 7, in which they are to
participate.
Every school in the county
will be represented, but as yet
there has been no decision as to
who or in which events students
will be sent from Tionesta.
There is to be two classes,
class A for the bigger entrants,
and class B for the smaller, since
students from the fifth, sixth,
seventh and eighth grades are
eligible.
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10th and Main
Pelican Trackmen Victors
At Bend Relay Tournament
KUHV'B
n
Team Set
For Alturas
Javelin Throw Decides
Meat tor Local at End
Of Lava Boar Tourney
BEND The top half of Coach
Paul Deller's 1941 Klamath
high track team Friday after
noon strode out on the Bend
cinder paths and strutted off
victors. Pelicans won the meet
which saw competition by Klam
ath, Bend. Redmond. Maupin.
and Hill Military, piling up 31
points. Bend came a close second
with 30 counters, Redmond took
33. Maupin 8. and Hill 7.
The last event Javelin throw
was the one that decided I
things for the reucans. uergiou
and Bocchi. both of Klamath
Falls, took third and fourth
places respectively.
Results:
im xi. ath vn it wrua. bhwm:
tint 10J: Mrira. R.dnKWKi. aaonad; Bur
n.tt. Klanala ralla, third; Aadcraoa. B.ad,
flahd. hit Tiurdl MrCandllrat. Klam
ath r'all.: tim 1.: Kka. Brad, -olid:
Rrtnalu. KlaaMta 1'alla, third; Baa.
trll. fourth.
Sprint aitdl. Band. Tim 1:4?.: Klam
ath rail. atcoadi Kaaaaoad. third: H01.
t0X-milV rlar-Bnd. Tim. :U.t: Hill.
osd: Klamath ralla. third; Krdmufid.
fourth.
Shotout Bad. Total dlitaar HI 4
ft for thn mo. Klamath rait.
od: Maapla. third: Kedatoad. fourth.
l. rtly acotnoao. nm. ' J
Klamath TOW. aacead; HIU. Ulrd: Bead,
fourth.
Broad lump Klamath Valla (Jlc"and-
U--3 fr.t j larfcaa). Rrdmond. aacuad:
Brad, third: Maupta, fourth,
i. mil. r.lar R.nri. Klamath Valla.
oad: Rodmoad. third: Hill, fourth.
Javrtln Maupla. Ntd. areuad; Klam
ath ralla. third aad fourth.
roothall ahuttl r.la R'dmoad- Klaai
atfa ralla. aeeoad; Baail. third.
The balance of this year s
Klamath thinclads Saturday will
journey to Alturas for the an
nual 20-30 ciub rr'ys at tne
Northern Caliiorni crossroads.
The locals will be competing
with about 25 choo.s from this
section of Oregon ai d the north
ern part of the neighboring state.
A near-record entry 1st has been
compiled to fight Mr the nine
trophies and score of medals
offered by the Altuians.
Advices from Alturas indicate
perfect track corditions will
grtet competitors. The new
Modoc field is repu'ed to be one
of the hardest, fastest tracks in
that section of the state and has
a 220-yard stra.ghtavay.
The youth organuation has
planned an archer, exhibition
during the mee. and dance for
contestants Saturda. evening.
Courthouse Records
FRIDAY
Justice Court
Abby Henry, drunk on . pub
lic highway. Fined $10.
Royde Chocktoot, drunk on a
public highway. Fined $10 or
five days. Committed to jail.
State versus Morris Shad
duck, unlawful selling of alco
holic liquor. Jury trial in pro
gress. TAHOE SHOOTER
SETS CAL RECORD
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25
(U.PJ William LaMarr of Tahoe
City shot a total of 281 out of
a possible 300 In rapid and
timed fire events Thursday to
take first honors and establish
a new record in the annual
pistol competition of the Cali
fornia state fish and game war
dens. BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
New York 8 4 .687
Cleveland 6 4 .600
Boston 6 4 .600
Chicago 4 4 .500
Detroit 4 4 .500
Philadelphia 4 4 .400
St. Louis 2 4 .333
Washington 3 7 .300
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
New York 8 2 .800
Brooklyn 8 4 .667
St. Louia 6 3 .667
Cincinnati 8 5 .500
Chicago 4 4 .500
Boston 4 7 .364
Pittsburgh 3 .333
Philadelphia 2 9 .182
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
(After Thursday Games)
W. L. Pet.
Sacramento
San Diego
Seattle
Hollywood ....
Oakland
...14
...12
...12
... A
8
... 7
5
6
6
9
11
12
13
.737
.867
.667
.500
.421
.353
San Francisco
Portland 5
.278
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PAGE TEN
Pelicans Get Two
Seattle Players
Pitcher Burdick, Catcher Satra
Released by Pacific Coast Champs
Baseball prospects were glowing much brighter Friday for
supporters of the State league Klamath Pelicans with the an
nouncement by Secretary-Treasurer Earl Brooks that Pitcher
George Burdick and Catcher Don Satra, recently released by
the Seattle Rainier of the Pacific Coast league, would soon be
in uniform for the local diamond aquad.
Torchy Torrance S"cretary of
the Coast
league champions, , CFi i,,,.,! veteran a:.d the new-teUpra-r
to Brooks; ..lr. Piirhlne riuti-i
su;cd in
that these two yountj fellows are . Crapo, Carl Read ai.ft Jack Dur
f Ine prospects and should prove ,cha is capable of f Ming the bill
valuable to the Pelicans who are i ,t the initial sack Crapo and
this year taking their initial stab
at membership in the Oregon
State Baseball league, a circuit
believed to be one o' the fastest
semi-pro conference in the
Northwest.
Jones Expected
ine aanmon oi uiraicn ana
Satra probably wil bolster the
mound and backstt-p situation j
consiaeraoiy. . a e r rtvu ,
oauutia iiaa uvrii aurn
he should have to fall back en
tirely on Reliable C'ydc Carl-
sirom, veteran rignmanacr wno;M Carlstrom may ll see some
has been the mai.-.stay of thejduty , ,he our g,.,rdent
pitching corps of t!ie now do-,
funct Klamath Red Sox of the ;
Northern California league forjWebrOOt CogerS
the last several seauns. r -1 j . . I f
An Athena. Ore., Youth named
Don Jones, released Wednesday
by the Saiem Seni'crs of the
Western International league,
was expected to arrive in Klam
ath Friday to join tne Pelicans.
Jones, reportedly an rx-Whitman
college shortstop, tv.ll be sta
tioned at that pos. ion in the
Pelican inficid. -tuording to
present indications
There was mucL 'sDeculation
Friday as to what lineup Man-
agei Sanders would start against
"Hoosier Hof'ard'3 Medford
Rogues in Sunday's practice en
gagement at Recreation park.
Probably the cnti'e squad of
about 20 men will he seen in
action during the course of the
afternoon.
First Base Problem
Catching a&i.gnmints will
probably go to Lawrence Grang-
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will be handled by Carlstrom
and Burdick alone with Bill
Newman, another rrvrult In the
Pelican camp.
First base is qul'.o a problem
wltn Sanders since any one of
four men, Anthol Riney Paul
Duracha may altei'ate there
with the other two t-xpectcd to
see action in the outfield.
Ernie tJunop. fonier Pioneer
i league performer, is almost a
1 fixture at second base while Don
1 Jone piobabiy will team up
itn him t ,,ortslop , form
tne keystone combination. Earl
Brooks or Jack Lloyil wi open
t tnjrd m Sunday
encounter
Marshall Eyrstone, Paul Ber
nadou. Read and Rmey as well
jincuuio ugracn
EUGENE. April 25 rP The
University of Oregon will be rep
resented at Madison Square gar
den's basketball opener next
December for the fourth con
secutive year, according to a de
cision handed down by the Uni
versity of Oregon athletic board I
at a meeting here Wednesdav ' '
night.
The board approved Coach
Howard Hobson's recommenda
tion to accept an invitation for
the 1942 Oregon hoopsters to
play in the New York city pavi
lion, December 13, the opening
date of the garden's hoop pro
gram, probably against Long Is
land university.
The Webfoots will also play
in Buffalo, December 11, and in
Philadelphia, December 15. Oth
er dates will be arranged later '
BLENDED WHISKEY CiWcft "Rctenr": 86.8
Sacs Blank
Seattle, 4-0.
In North
Beavers Thump Padres
7-3; Seals Beat Oaks
In 10th; Start Beat L. A.
SEATTLE. April 2J (UP) A
four-hit pitching performance
by George Munger tonight en
abled the league-lending Sacra
mento Solons to blank Seattle
4-0 for their third victory in four
starts here.
It was Munger's second shut
out this year. Syl Johnson, Seat
tle pitcher, allowed only seven
hits but wus hampered by sloppy
support which permitted two
unearned runs.
Portland. April 2S (UPV
Portland's Heavers trailed 2 to 1
going into the fourth inning here
tonight and then turned on the
steam to thump the San Diego
Padres of the const league 7 to 3.
Dannie Escobar pulled the
game out of the fire In the lust
half of the fourth when he
blasted a homer with two men
on base to shove the Heavers
Into a 4 2 lead.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 25
(UP San Francisco came from
behind three times to tie Oak
land and ultimately win out in
the 10th Inning tonight. 5 to 4.
in a Pacific Coast league base
ball game. It gave the Seals a
three to one margin In the ser
ies. HOLLYWOOD. April 25 (t'P
The Hollywood Stars stinted a
ninth inning rnlly tonight tn de
feat the Los Angeles Angels, 7
to 8. in the Intraeity baseball
series at Gilmore field
racirio coabt issout
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