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Hermiston Hosts Tigers In League Clash Tonight By NEIL ANDERSEN I.a Grande travels to Hern - is - ,.Ua toninht ill search of their Coach Kranz Haun has some lourtb conference win and sixth surprise changes in his lineup for pi the season. The Tiiicr are in toninht aiiainst the loop's; biggest third place in the Intcrmnunlain team. Kav Westcnskow, Jim Colts Choice To Whip Browns, SF Given Nod United Press ItttiMti'-nal ;uraes on the road. The Browns The Baltimore Culls are j J-2 need a victory to keep with point cho-ces to whpi the (le-:in laitfe ol the Giants 4-n in ' land Browns and the New York i the Eastern race. They trail New Giants are favoiel o-.cr t'u-iYrrk by a Kaine and would fall " Green Bav Packers bv seven in two behind if they lose and the Sunday's key National Football League ttai-i-.t-t. The San Kraici;r Ko tv Ni". trs, who f'ui c the Woste "n fion lead with the- ('fills, are scveipoint choices lu ilcic a! the 'Detroit I. ions. In the other wins, the I'hilu- tlrlrhia Kar.los arc f.iw:e(l over "the Washington flctiskins liy sev--en points, the Pittsbui ah Stceler;. rare favrrcel ovr the Chi Ichko Cardinals by 3'-' a'ld the -I.os Angeles Hams are 7'j luinl flicks to beat the Chicago Hca .s. - The Coll.s-I'rowns clash at Hal "timorc will affect both divisions , and offers many intriiiiiiiiK ai sles for pro fuullwill followers. Ewbank vt. Drown - It matches Baltimore, tlie cur rent league champion, aeainst pro . football's most Kuccesslul team. It matches two coaches who 'should not be initetl to the same -party. Weeb Kwbank, Baltimore's T-o.iili. wan an assistant for five r.Ni'ars with the lirow ns uniler Paul -Hrown. They did not purt on the Ix'st of terms. The Colls, tied with the Feirty Miners at 4-1,: don't cyt many cracks ut the llromns because the clubs are in ililfere-it elusions They knocked the Ilrowns nut of -Jlie Eastern race, 21-7, at C'lcve- land in lHTu and aim to ha ul .them another bl'jw Sunday he- tore a cu-iacity crowd of 57.557. Baltimore also wants to win be- .cause it plays four of its next six OUTDOORS: AROUND-ABOUT Hunters Head As State Elk Big game hunters can now sl 1 1 year. Exact numbers of down their sights tin the elk season stream migrants rescued from scheduled to open in most of the! ditches and power turbines is not state on Oct. 31. j known. By pass traps located on Hunters will have un opixir- many of the divers. uns which (unity to t' sl their hunting skill hold young fish so they can be tal against this sinait big game ani lied give an idea of the magni mal through Nov. II along thejtud.' of runs and the vital part coastal section and thrcugh Nov rotary screens play. 22 in the Cnsc.des and eastern In the John Day drainage, 49 Oregon artv-s. by-pass traps returned 5-1. 4C0 mi- "' In the Cascades and Nonhiasi- grant to the river More than ern Oregon arras, hunters may w rotary screens are in opera take bull elk with ant I rs lungtr than the cars. The season w.ll run through Nov. 22 and includes Hood River. Wasci . Santiam, Mil olius, McKcnzii. Deschutes, Kurt Rock, Untie Falls. Columbia lid sin. Walla Wa'la. Wenaha, Sled Springs, Chcsniiiimis, I'mati'la. Calhcrin" Creek. Minain, liniiaha. Snake River. Shrkcy, I'kiah. lleppner, Desolation and Hiker units. . Anyine plunnirg lo hunt Ihc north coast an a is reminded thai the season in this area will nut open until 12 noon on Oct. 31. The noon op ning was sit in un tit -empt to climiuute the heavy II legal kill of spike bulls occurring in this area when hunters sur round and open fire on elk herds. This area is limited lo cne bull elk with at livst three points two inches or more in length on on antler. Hunters may set their sights 'on elk of eithi r sex in southeast ern Oregon areas. I'nils opi-n ior fithrr-sex elk include Wheeler. Cri.zly. Oehme. Maury. North side. Keating. I.nokcut Mount iin. 'Murderers ("nek. Henlah. Mal heur Itivrr .mil Silvics. Rotary Screens Save Salmon Hotary screens installed on ir rigation and power diversion .saved thousands of stcelhead and 'salmon from death again this mmmMmsMmmma DANCE to the music of the i . Cascade Troubadors TONIGHT Dencing from 9:00 p.m. lo 1:00 a.m. EASTERN CRECON PLAYLAND ELGIN, OREGON Admission $100 jiciiicience anil need the win , keep them there. Giants defeat the Packers 3 2. In Cod Condition Koth the Browns and Colts are in fa rly good physical condition but the Giants will be' minus one of th'fir t.p stars whei they meet ttiK P:w--fMrs llffliri mum Ih.in W OOD at Va ikee Stadium. Frank Cilforrl ew lirk'n Isilonloil I. .(I haifliack, suffered a lorn rib car-til.-i'o in last week's pnmn i 1'ittshurgh a-d lifiurcs to miss at least two names. Jim Taylor, Gieen Bi.y fullback who has been s'delxed, may be able to play Sunday. San Francisco, which scored in; the final seconds to edge the Bears last Sunday, entertains ui Dctrcit club that scored its first I'JSU victory last week when it defeated the Hams. 17-7. Eglt., Browns Tied The Kugles 3-2 are tied with the Browns for second in the Kastern Division. They erased a 24-point deficit last week during a 28-24 victory over the Cardinals a' -l -flay host to a crippled Wash ington team. The Redskins 2-3 asked waivers on end John Car son and halfback Bill Stits aftor taking a 34-7 whipping at CTeve la'Hl last Sunday. . Pittsburgh suffered a 21-16 loss to New York last Sunday ami plays the Cardinals l-ti at Chi cago. Quarterbacks King Hill and M. C. Reynolds of the Cardinals were unable to play against the Kagles because of injuries but may be ready for the Steelers. For Mountains Season Opens lion in the John Day area In Northeastern Oregon, a total rf 29 rota.y screens diverted more than 50.300 downstream travelers up to mid-October. These rotary screens were on irrigation diver sions in the Cmatilla, Imnaha, Pine Creek, Grande Monde and Powder river drainages. There are more than 1,500. ro tary screens in operation on ir rigation diversions throughout the state. Upland Birds i Hunting pressure is light in Grunt canity on upland birds, yuail are abund.nit throughout Ihc valley, but pheasants are scares and clnikars are scattered. Upland bird hunting has been slow in Morrow and Gi'linm counties. Chukor hunting is fair along tlio rims of the John Day rivee and its tributaries near wheat fields. Pheasant hunting re mains poor in I mat ilia county, but hunters with dogs are getting a few birds. Best success on h?a sants can be cxceted in areas where adult cocks were recently released: Stage Gulch, D.-spain Gulch. Sparks, ai.d Spnlford. Chukar and hunga.-ian partridge hunting is slow in I matilla ccunty. Upland game prosp.vts are poor to fair in Union and Baker coun ties. Upland game hunting has been slow in Wa'luwa count v for tofl'uiiicll and Dave t'urmart will I rollaoiy m poiiieu in me suiri inK backfield by Dale Peterson. In the line, Gree.K Klackman will he at iiuard in place of l-aw- ronce Sinutz who is dill rcccver uiK Ir in a bruised knee suffered last wok against I'rinevilie. Sinuiz will make the trip to Her mistfin but is listed us a doubt ful player when the teams clash 8 p m. i otherwise the lineup will be 'the same group that has lead the jlitfen. to third place in the con 'lerence Buck Corey and Dennis ! Spray will hold down the flank er posts. Hon Coleman and Dun J Graham will be the starting tack !lcs. I.onnie Myers will be Black inau's running mate at guard and '(,ary Voruz will be at center. Hi rniisli.n, in addition to be nig the heftiest team, is also the tallest in the league. Several llerinil n players top 200 pounds i and "x f.l'el I.a Grande will rely 1 Oil the licet feet of its speedy hacks to circle the ends of the Bulldogs' line. i Wcsten.-kow will probably be i Iwkins through the arms of rangy j defenders when he goes back to i l'ss. The Tigers will boast more jleam speed than their opposition but will be giving away weight i as usual. Once more the big task will fall en the defensive unit as they cope with the beefy Bulldogs. Pendleton will travel to Baker in an effort to clinch at least a tie for the league title and a place in the state playoffs. Pnneville will go to Redmond where an up set along with a Tiger win, would move La. Grande into a second place tie. Bend goes to The Dalles in a battle of the tail-enders. CHANGE DRAFT MEET NEW YORK (VPD The an nual major league player draft has been pushed back to Nov. 30 to coincide with the minor league meetings in St. Petersburg, Kla The draft originally had been scheduled to be held in New York on Nov. 20 hunters without dogs and good lor those with dogs. Many mountain quail and valley quail ire in the lower canyons of the Imnaha and Chesnimnus areas: also quite a few chukars and luins. Several hundred ducks are us ing Wallowa lake. Many Cunadian geese have also been seen on Wal lowa lake. Duck hunting has been good along the upiH-r and lower Wallowa river. Waterfowl hunting is poor in Baker county and lair in Union county. Some hunters are doing well over decoys on geese oft Cold Springs reservoir. Many- ducks are using McKay reser voir and Cold Springs reservoir, although hunter success has been low. Angling Anglers are reminded that Wal lowa lake, remains open to trout angling until Nov. 30. Angling pressure is slight on Wallowa lake. Good catches of trout to Hi inches in length can be taken by fly anglers, bait anglers, and anglers using surface lures. Steel head angling success remains slow on the Columbia river h-low McNary and Boardman. A few lish have been caught hy bank anglers using worms. Stcelhead success remains fair REYNOLDS Insurance Agency Reynolds Building , qboof "BETTER PROTECTION"' j ask All-in-one PROTECTS - t:i- - -.- LAST YEAR'S TROPHY Terry Flink, 2115 First St., shot this trophy rack last vear in a fashion that makes elk hunters dream. Terry went elk hunting for the first time last year. He drove about 20 miles from La Grande before trying his luck. The elk wandered into his sights when Terry was only a few feet from the car and it fell so the car could be backed up to the fallen game. Oh, yes! Terry was back in town shortly after 9 a.m. opening day with his prize. (Observer Photo) I Observer, La Grande, Ore., Indian, Cuban Renew Grudge In TV Battle By OSCAR FRALEY Indians, Caspar wants it UPI Staff Writer known, are like elephants. NEW YORK iUPD A Zapo- They're not only long on memo- teco Indian from Mexicali and bui; dese tat . on . . your favorite teevee Western, the enly modern Cuban without h(y-re nara t0 knock down too .1 beard were Retting so mad at ..,es mako mt ,(K)k toQ ba,. each other today that they well j sajj the man from Mexicali. run may carry out their promises to ning a hand through his bristling knock off each other's hairline j "'i'1 hair- "0lly onc 'onS .. . u times ag), I been knocked do.vn. They'll get their chance at Madison Square Garden en Fri day nii'ht. And tile television au dience may bo treated to more than the usual quota it pseudo mayhem. These guys frankly don't like each other. Injures Ortega's Pride Uaspar Ortega, the party of the first part, admits that "deese fel low make me mad'- whei the-v fought on Sept. 11. I! seems ,lu' Klorentino Kernanelez, the opposi t on w ho is known as "Buoy." the ix, tracked Gaspar on his you know what on that date and in the process Ortega priile. also injured the SEOCMAN LEADS VIENNA 'UPI Frank Seelg man of Australia held a slim one pomt lead today in the European professional Grand Prix tennis championships. Sedgma-i defeated countryman' Lew lload ill straight sets Thurs day, ti l. 63, for his Kith victory in the tournament. Ken Kosewall of Australia, with a 36. 60, fi-2, win over Tony Tiabcrt of the U.S . is in second place with 15 victories. The Grand Prix winner receives lop prize money of $J0, 000. to good on the lower Jchn Day. the lower Grande Itonde and the lower Imnaha rivers. Stcelhead angling has been good on the Snake river below Pine creek. insurance! Your Home Personal Property Liability SAVfS yOl MONEY aet OdlCC . SIAIIll,WAtMINCtOH ';'i ':U;V'vU--"- vi:-.V" J . ... .. . x v-V,- v a i --."- , .'I '-' OBSIRVIR Neil Andersen Fri., Oct. 30, 1959 Page 2 The other time she's no count. It's the low blow. Now I gets oven for Anieito, Iraicla, Cachito and Kene " ' ' The aforementioned, in order, i are his father, Irs wife and hisi two children. Gaspar did noti mention by name his 10 brothers and sisters. But if he has his way. he'll probably bop the o n few times for them. also. Ox Pro.-nites Knockout Florentino the ox. not to be .confused with Ferdinand the bull. shrugged his sloping shoulders their full ax-handle width at this evidence of premeilitateel hostili ity. The only Cuban fighter extant j who is not nicknamed either; l 'Kid or "Chico." the growled: "This time he not g-.t up." r'crnamlei is not much given to talking, particularly English of j which he knows less than encugh to graduate from sixth grade. But his interpreters eyeballs twirled when the ox r.Tlled nrf a string of Spanish which didn't neeel translating as to combative content. "lie says," the interpreter al lowed after a considerable lime sHnt menially scrubbing up the conversation, "that he knock him out." SERVICE TO ALL 48 STATES AND CANADA 0? 010' True Masters of Moving van operators who perform Mayflower Long-Distance Moves. They're trained in the t1 i i CALL US FOR ELUE BLAZE The Best In Stoker Col MOVING "7? '""I Tigers Get Nod In Dixie Tilt NEW YORK l'PI Louisiana State, the nation's top-ranked col lege football team, is a slim one ncint favorite over third-ranked Mississippi for their "battle of Dixie" at Baton Kouge, I.a., Sat urday night. The oddsrr.akcrs also anticipate a close battle between fourth ranked, Texas and Southern Meth odist, listing the unbeaten Long horns as three-point favorites. Second-ranked Ncrthwestern is picked lo defeat Indiana by at least 13 points i.i a rejionally televised game and fifth-ranked Syracuse is a 14-point choice over Pittsburgh. In another major clash. Army is. a six-point tavottile over the Air Force Academy, for their first' meeting at Yankee Stadium which will be televised throughout New England at-d the Middle Atlantic State-s. Here are the point spreads on Satui day's games: LSU 1 over Mississippi Michigai State 1 over Ohio State Tcincssee 1 over North Carolina Texas 3 over Southern Methoelist Washington 3 over UCLA Oregon St. 6 over Washington St. Purdue (i ove'r Illinois Army P over Air Force Minnesota ti oier YauV-rbilt outh Carolina 7 over Maryland Y ale S over Darmouili Kansas 8 over Ijwh State Missouri 8 over Colorado Wisconsin 10 over Michi gan Notre Dame 13 over Navy Southern Cal. 13 over California Auburn 13 over Florida. Oklahoma St. 13 over Marquette Northwestern 13 over Indiana Cornell 14 over Columbia Penn II ever Harvard Penn St. 14 over West Virginai Syracuse 14 over Pittsburgh Oklahoma 16 over Nebraska Oregon 21 over Idaho Iowa 32 over Kansas Stale ore the "Ir-'iW Mayflower Moving School to handle furniture Correctly and Safely. sV SERVICE Tech Dominaies Loop iats; EOC Second In Team Oregon Tech continues to iloin - inate the Oicgon Collegiate con- j for .lice statistical p'ctur? as tm ; Iti.'.ii grid seaioi beads into its final ohase. Southern Oregon cnllci'e be . nan Hexing its football muscles to move up in team rushing ar.d to move ahead of Kastern Oregon in l ital tflensa. j The Red Haiders moved into! third spot in rushing bt-h'iid the Mountaineers. While th? Mounties i we e whipping Portland State. SOU mcved into second place in total ol U-i se. SOC also maintairuil it j;c. ilioi as the t.p pass'ng te-aii i.i the loop with an average ot 103 0 yards per game. Tech has averaged ltil.l yard lushing and 244 1 in total olleisc Are h Lunsrr.onr's crow has man aged 147 3 yards per ga.ne to hanu o:i firmly to second spot. In total i F.OC trails second place SOC 178.0 yards to 21B.8 for the Ked Haiders The only major individual change was in punting. Ron Jolma of Ore gon College boomed into the lead as he averaged 41.3 yards on seven kicks. KOC's John Willmarth, with a 37.7 average on seven kicks List week, remaineel in secsrd. Tech's Allen Leach, leader last week, drooped to fourth place. Leach took a five point )eal over Willmarth in the scoring de partment after being deadlocked with 24 points last week. Leach ai ded a touchdown, his fifth, foe 3 points while Willmarth picked up Wallowa ' Hosts Elgin For Title ELGIN (Special) Elgin and Wallowa will battle for the Val ley championship this afternoon ?.t Wallowa. Game lime is sched uled for 1:30. Wallowa will be out t0 extend its perfect record this season to include a win over once-defeated Elgin. Elgin's oniy loss in seven 3amcs has been at the hands of Mac-Hi, 25-13, at the winner's homecoming game. E'gin feels strong for the game jnd their past record indie-ates .hey will be a toufcb (.earn for Wailowa to handle. Elgin has run up 228 pcints to ,r)6 for Ihc oppo sition. Last week they defeated loan Day 52-12. John Dav had lost only to Lakevicw 6-0 before meeting Elgin. , Elgin has also defeated Burns, 55-0; Union, 41-0; Enterprise, 19 J: lleppner. 27 6 and Joseph, 21 13. Wallowa has been tied once. 13 13. by Union. In a rematch Wallowa defeated the Bobcats, 27-0. Heading the Eigin team in its quest for the championship will be a nair of 20'J nrunders Dixon and Collins. 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Jon lioiik remains in fifth place .-imo.-q na-sers w ith Hi conipletio-is in 3S atteT.pts f ir a .421 percent age. Hu lk I'-is passed for 141 ya ds a 'd thiese touchdowns. Al Bjrnes of SOC, Eastern's op po:ie:.t tomorrow, is second in rush ing wiih SL yards. Jack Brown. tl-.e Ked ita'.elers passer, also ranks sicord in conference figures wi:h S9L' end. Gorily Carrigan, lead ing the loop in pass receptions. Oregon Tech can sew up the title with a victory over OCE at Klamath Falls before a night hemeccming crowd. Southern Ore gon and Eastern, the only other two teams with a chance for the title, meet in the Myrtle Bowl game at North Rend. Portland State has completed its conlerence sla'.e a d travels to Forest Grove for a non cDitlerence test with the Badgers of Pacific U. SPECIAL! MIDN1TE SHOW HALLOWEEN SAT., OCT. 31 See "NIGHT OF THE BLOOD BEAST" Opens 11:30 p.m. NOW THRU SAT. In jr ears . . r vr 4y j nu muKt DRAMATIC STORY THAN . THIS... 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