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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 10 13 PAGE TWO orant nign peats rencans, o to u rur ouue 1 icp viiaiiniiunsnip GENERALS SCORE I Grant Outplays Vaunted Klamath Club Through outWalters Scores. Portland. Ore., Dec 4 UR Grant htj!h school of Portland today defeated Klamath Falls. 6 to 0, to win the Oregon prep football championship. The win for Grant reversed TALENT SEXTETTE DQ D DITD. U . IVII Ll, LI Principal-Coach Roy Parr, Jr.. Saturday issued challenge in any unbeaten and untied Oregon high school six-man footbail team for a state championship contest after his Talent bigh set tette whipped Rogue River, 26 to 19, at Ashland, Friday nlgnt. for the title of Jackson, Joseph ine and Douglas counties. Talent, winning Its sixth game In as many starts, had to maki J"!".1?," 7 t0 8 defMt,last minute and half of pla. from the Pelicans To meet In the final round Grant had to defeat Mllwaukie and Klamath Falls downed Mil-ton-Free water. More than 13,000 fans watch.-d the game played on a muddy field under bright sunlight. Grant outplayed the Pelicans throughout, although the first half nlny was fairly even. Then the Generals gained momentum In the third period and marched 60 yards to score, with tiny Art Walters sliding over from the three-yard line. The attempted placekick was Mocked. Grant plied up seven first downs to one for Klamath Fa'ls and the overall yardage fljruts gave. Grant 117 yards and the Pelicans only 23. It was the hard play of the Grant line which (topped Klamath Falls ground plays and rushed the passers se that only two of the 10 aerial were completed. Grant complet ed rive out of u passes. Coach Frank Ramsey moved In an entire new team for Klam ath Falls at one point, but Coach Jerry LUlie did the tame for Grant Klamath Falls mopped tip eastern Oregon competition by lopsided scores while Grant hod tough sledding in overcoming the evenly-matched top teams of western Oregon. The game end ed the season In the state. CANCOERTELLI when Coach Ken Tonr.er Rogues drove to the one-foot lire only to be stymied on thrw straight smashes at the line. Touchdowns for the winners, who held a 13 to 6 half-time lead were scored by Montgomery Hartley, Sanders and Biabbln. For Ro3ue River, suffering Its first loss of the season, tallirs were made by Dimlck. Burton and Giesen, the latter's on a 60-yard sprint, The game was full of spectac ular runs and forward passes. EIGHT ATHLETES NOMINATED FOR 2 Portland. Ore., Dee. 4 fU. Vice President Bill Klepper of the Portland baseball club today wired from New York that he has secured Second Baseman Aloysious (OHIc) Bcjma and Outfielder Norman Dewese from the Buffalo club of the Inter national league. The new players were ex changed for Outfielder Rupert Thompson and Second Baseman Stanley Rogers. Bejma played for San Francisco in 1942. Klepper also announced he had landed another catcher but was not at liberty to announce the name. New York, Dee. 4 (UJD Be cause Angelo Bertelli is tmabl to obtain leave from his Marine training camp at Parris. Island. S. C the dinner at which he whs to have been awarded the John Heisman trophy as "foot bo U player of the year" has been cancelled, William B. Prince of the Downtown Athletic club said today. The dinnerwas to have been held next Wednesday, Dec. 9. but Bertelli, former Notre Dame quarterback, sent regrets De- cause he is. working hard toj rate selection In the group ofj trainees to go to officer candi-j date school. Lt. Gen. Thomas Holeomb ! commandant of the Marines, ad- vised from Washington that It: would be impossible for Berteili to receive a leave now "because ; any absence for even limited time would affect materially his j chances for selection in tie group." SENATE APPROVES BILL Washington, Dec. 4 0JJO The senate appropriations com mittee today approved a $307, 993,018 supplemental approba tion bill carrying funds for such varird projects as housing, flood control, airport improvements and other matters. Columbus, O., Dec, 4 (U.B Eight of the nation's topflight athletes, including two women, tonight were nominated by the 53'.h tonnunl conventlou of the Amateur Athletic Union for con sideration for the James E. Sul livan award, presented annually to America's outstanding ama teur. The nominations came as the convention completed award of 17 championship events to bid ding cities and certified 34 new records made last year, Three records were rejected because the AAU does not recognize the distances and two were held up pending further investigation, Nominees for the Sullivan award were Bill Smith, Ohio State University's star swimmer; Bill Huso, America's fastest miler; Ann Curtiss. West CoaaJ swimming star: Gil Dodds, Bos ton divinity student who com peted against Sweden's cham pion runner, Gunder Haag. last summer; M. C. Sailors of Wyom ing University, captain of the National Collegiate Champion ship basketball team last year; Bill Watson, Michigan s negro national decahtlon champion Joseph Platek, national four wall handball champion, and Mary Wilson, captain o f the AAU's All-America Women's Basketball team. The winner of the award will be determined finally by a poll of more than 600 of the nation i sporuwritexs. The award was won last year by Cornelius War mexdam, now in the navy who set a new indoor pole vault rec ord of 13 feet, 81 inches, a mark recognized officially today by the AAU. L New York. Dec. 4 0J.TO Competition, the element that kept college football alive In a war year when quality of most teams was sub-stnhdnrd, makr the coming New Year's day botvl games as attractive as any in the past and nearly 300.000 fans are expected to attend them, Unit ed Press survey revealed tunlgh. Because the teams are evenly metchd, fans are assured of a lively show for their money, even though most coaches con cede their current squads are lacking In tho talent possessed by their top trnma of other years UTAH PLANT DELAYED Salt Lko City Dec. 4 U.R Utah's huge $150,000,000 Geneva steel plant at Provo Is not ex pected to be completed as oris inally planned end Its produc tion activities are expected to be curtailed sharply, according to "The Deserol News." PREFERS THE MARINES Johnstown, To, IU.W Will five brothers In the Army. An drew lloma, J3, broke the tradi tion by enlisting In the U, 8 Marines and Is training Tarns Island. S. C. In the Army are Staff Kiit. MU-haol. 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