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November 13, 1981 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NTNE- r- Here is How To Place Your Bets Local Soothsayer Dope Score for Oreion Oragon Stata Battla Saturday Hy JUK l-KiMCY Th civil war battle at Eu gene Saturday dm been woo ana lost a doten time by aarh team. It's too bad a a r y luysl II a a a r or W.tifool caa'l Juet wrlta to tba a n a m y and Iffll them It's bo uia. II you ara any iliir a(tr reeding tba followlni pre d I e 1 1 o a , pleeae notify The ixipa tha (lata au IborltlH and enjoy a fr rid to tha But-huuae. ImIIc Avrlt la a football coach and ba hould know g actly what ba la talklug about. Hat atlll Lea la a Heaver, daad or alive, and ba baa baaa on Heaver taama that have licked Oregon, but ba mar have bm a llttla prejudiced wkaa ba plrkad tha Urania to romp to rlrtory, II to 1. a a CM to Vitue, who used to sreeg tba Oregon Stat Una a few years ago aa an Oregon halfback, likes I ha Webfoole, of course, and tha acora will ba II to . a a Prank Joliaa baa a pair ot old shoes b will siva anyone wka can prove Oregon State wont win. II to T. a Araailel Kraa says tha Heavers by a couple o( touch downs, II to I. a e a yarry Marray chooses tha Orssi. 14 to . see Baa Wood, ona of tboaa fel lows wba went to Oregon Bute wkaa It was called Osrgoa Ag rlfactural college, (Ive a II to T vote for tha Orangemen, e e Mar I'plcy. a Journalist sad Jourasllata are proverbi ally Ignorant shackled In an ugly faahloa when someone mentioned aa Oregon Htata victory. Ma believe Oregon will take 'em It to 0. And lhat'a optlmlam, for Mac at tended la a generation of foot ball despondency. e a a Al Hlnrlalr, captain of th 111 Oregon team, bid Out abea be beard there was a raavaaaer making lbs rounds. Otto Vitus, Al's team-mate, said the ei-captalo didn't kaow what to think about II, bat thought Oregon aright coma through about I to I. e e e I Jacob, tha sags of Spring street, scratched his thinning hair, pulled ble mue tacha and cried, "Oregon Htate. II to IS. Lee's an Ore gon man, tool a e Hrary Joyaai, atronger en poat-mortema than predlcllona, thlnka Oregon will wlp up tha Btete, 11 to 0. e e e Chief of Police (lay Merrill .declared very emphatically ba woald bet hla beet gal oa Ore gon Stale, 14 to I. a e e Hill Klllcxt, ai-Klsmsth falls fight promoter. Is a cau tions fallow wbaa It cornea to picking wlnnen. Hill consult ed all tha dopeaters la Iowa before he decided In fsvor of Bchlssler'a men, f to 0. e e Herb Hrmlngsea snapped hla flngsrs and actually about ad, "Hurrah for Oregon. It Is I to cinch." see Jim Drisroll wss quit posi tive of an Oregon victory, T to . e e e Bob Galloway, another Ig norant scribe, has a peculiar notion tha Wehfoots have th easy and of a II to II acora. That la Intricate figuring. e Andy Collier la for Oregon, 14 to 7. Andy would be I e e e Paul Hrhmnr Is devoted to Oregon to tha aitent of T to 0. e e George, grhaefcra, who al ways thinks Stanford will win and atlll thlnka so said ba ' wss going ap to Kugene to sea tha game. "Stanford, or I mean Oregon, will win, II la ' ' e Marcos Hchntcderman, who sailed th Oregon-U. S. C. game within three polnta of the score, would bat hla bust ess on Oregon State, It to 0. a e e Tha writer of thla column still OSS' Ms for the only pslr of socks he posssasvs, and can't afford to volunteer a prediction. v 1UVKS kvks thk.n Clay unlets from ancient Babylonia and Assyria ahow that banking transaction not ao dif ferent from thoaa of our present lime were carried on four or five thouaand yaara ago. Red Ball Stage Line On Stag Daily for Lakeview, Oregon Terminal Stag Depot 830 Klamath . PHONE 999 Leave K. P. 8:30 a. m. Oregon, Washington To Settle Titles OLD mis 10 PLAY SATURDAY INM SAN MANCIHCO, Nor. II, tf) Two gsmea to decide elate hon ors la Oregon and Washington, two conference rlaahe of minor Importance and a "breather" comprise the I'actfla roaat con ference football progrsm tomor row. old rivals clash for state hon ors when Wsaliliigloa Slate and Vnlvsralty of Washington line up at Heel tie, and Oregon State and I'nlverally of Oregon at Kugene, home of tba latter. All four teama are out of conference title running but does liable are eg pected oa the haala of th section al honors at siske. Bear Kara Idaho Of the "Mlg Three" of the con ference, California face the herd ax t task In whipping Idaho. The Vandals loat t to I to Wash Insioa State, a team California defeated by a lone lonrhdown. The Improved Bears are doped to win rather handily, however. It It a conference game. Southern California, virtually aura of the conference title, aieela Monisna, weakest team of the loop, al Loa Angeles. The score will be whatever Coach Howard Jones of th Trojans wishes If bis mea plsy ap to form. Card I'lay Kerala - Stanford looka forward, to aa easy day sgslnst I'nlverelty of Nevada In a nnn-conferenre game tt Stanford. The taller thre favored teems hsve bard struggles Bait week and hope to gel through tomor row with the loas of as little man power aa possible. Neit week the Trolane travel to South Bend to meet Notre lme, while California and Stanford Haiti at Stanford la the Wests "Dig Game." LAST PRACTICE HELD Et'ORNR. Ore., Nor. II, () Only light algnal drills were on the progrsm lodsy tor the Uni versity of Oregon Webfoots who renew their annual football feud with Oregua Stale college In a homecoming game here Saturday. final arrlmmag prattle wsa held yesterday and lr. Clarence w . n pears, roacn. appear: more cheerful than for several dare paat. Hla team worked amootbly aod clearing weather gave aome promise ot a dry field for Satur day. Homecoming alumni, whd gan arriving here yeeterday, were not quirk la rhooalng a favorite. Th two rival teama were con sidered even In the line but aome gave Oregon Stat a slight edge in th back field. The battle here Saturday not only will be the "Rig Game" of th eeaaoa for the two teama but will decide which team ehall play tha I nlverelty of I tab. at fort land herember I In a post-seasoa cbarlty game. Newark Ball Club Sold to Yankees NKWARK. N. J., Nor. II, QJ.B Th Newark International league baseball club has been sold to Col. Jscob Ruppert. owner of th New York Yankee, Paul lllork, ewner of th Bears and prominent newspaper owner and publisher announced today. The Newark team, managed by Al Mamaux, finished aecond In the International leaga laat year. irui ROOM NO BATHS Built to bouaa 110 guests, a hotel In Antrim, England, which Is becoming quit a popular boll day rssort, bss not a single bath' room. The town Itself ka no public water aupply. "What a Healthy Looking Family!" That's what people will aay of your family If yon will make Pur test Cod Liver Oil a regular fea ture of the family diet, not only for the children, but also for adults. More over, they'll really be as healthy as they look, for the unusually high quan tity of Vitamins A and D contained in this superior food-tonic will build strength In the tissues, muscles and bones. Invest In a bottle of Puretest Cod Llrer Oil today. L I ,,,u 1 """"" Jtr Sold only at Raxall Drag Stores. TAB DHUO STORKS nth and Main tilth and Mala The JifJjj JTrara Presenting Jack, the Moose Killer 2i TT " ' "" V"""' ' ' a 1 1 ""al . m. ' ) Jack Dempsry liked the big one In the ring, and when be went bunting for big gsme la Wyoming, be brought down this 1100 pound moo as part ot hla outing. It wss a little too cold for sbsvlng. or else Jack forgot his rssor whsn bs parked his kit- Bowling League Results Given The Modo (las and Oil com pany bowling team led la total score msd la th Commercial bowling league laat alght with a total of 1 . although lb New City Laundry team postponed playtna them. Montgomery Ward won ever the Klamath Heating company quartet 111 to 171. All game In the Automotive League were called off because ot Armistice Day and the schedule will be eatended one week. In the Ladles' league laat night Low's Sheriffs!! won over Kla math Rerreatloa 4-405; the New Cliy Laundry team defeated th Swan Service alalloa team 100 to III, while Clifton's Store trio defeated Bailey's Chile Par lar 111 to 414. Results In the Commercial Lea gue last Bight: Montgomery wirfl a Co. Foeket 111 11 144 414 Vunk 111 170 117 420 David 111 141 111 444 Pennington .lll 114 14 471 Total Ill ! 110 111! Klamath Heating Co. Toung k.141 14 140 470 Holmea lit HI II III Morrla ..147 111 111 41 Beech 171 145 II III Total . Ml l 11 171 Modoc Oaa Oil Co. Cornell 111 117 141 410 11 II 111 174 171 111 17 14 .104 17 144 149 Drake Kapp .., Parwrrk Total ...... 41 tl 10 101 New City Laundry: Postponed. Results of tha gamea bowled la tba Ladles' league laat Bight: Lowe Sherlffettes M laa Simmons UI 114 ISO Miaa Wolfe 121 121 141 Miss Cameron 4 II 14 Total , 141 121 4 Klamath Recreation Mlsa Crawford 7 110 117 Mrs. Scbupp 70 104 17 Mrs. Carr !4 M 101 Total 171 124 UI wan Service Station Mra. Hart 11 II Mrs. Marks a. 107 101 Mm. Trobe 102 Total I2S 2 New City Laundry Mrs. Hsuppert 141 101 MUs Msttbewa 11 111 Mra. Clover 14 11 Total .161 141 Bailey's Otlle Parlor Mrs. Dsblgren 0 114 Mrs. Burnett 111 Mra. Barron 110 111 H.tal til III Clsfton's Store Mrs. Schlelsrsteln..l4J 111 Miss Ounn ... ., 101 101 Mrs. Whlttock 114 114 Total . III 141 111 201 101 111 IS 117 111 too til 217 111 14 210 I'll 111 711 Anderson Winner In Two Matches Roy Anderson, Klamath falls wreetler, defeated Rodger at Orovllle and Mason at Mount Sbaata City, according to word received here last nlghL The (Trappier now Is In Reno where he bss scheduled two matches. South America la the native habitat ot tba armadillo. for Thanksgiving For the Thanksgiving Day Holidays, wc will again slash roundtrips to 1-crat mil, or $1 FOR EACH IOO MILES to all place on our Pacific Lines. Go lemrubrr (or the holidays. It'l cheaper to travel than it is to $uj at home! a .a at. - Hi i 7.. -rC r.eW" -A ana, r T.m Em J-rZicMt VVsZ SAMPLE ROUND TRIPS Portland $7.65 Eugene 04.95 San Francisco .....$ 9.55 Lot Angeles $17.90 Sacramento $ 8.10 Passenger Sat Ion, Spring ami Onk fits. City Ticket Office, Mil .Main St., l'lione aoOO CARNEGIE TEGH COACH TO QUIT AT YEAR'S END By Wn.l.MM WKF.KF.S (Aaeoctaled lreee Sporte Writer) CHICAOO, Nor. II. (UP) Judge Walter P. Sleffen, Car negie Teck'e "commuting" foot ball coach, will jola the "aec-ond-guaaaers" at the end of the 111 gridiron eeeeon, Sleffen, who for II seaaoae baa directed the Ski bos la bat tle, last sight announced, at the I'nlveralty of Chicago's anaual football banqust, tbat he would realga at the end of the cam paign, "bcom a Marooa fan and alt la the stands with the 'second-guess era'." la Toagh Game "Football coaching Is a tough game," said Steffea, who - has hurried out of Chicago for Pitts burgh, or vhsrtrsr Caragl waa scheduled to play, oa Friday night before game, "and I bare had enough la the past II years. Many time I hav decided IB the middle of a seasoa that It would be my last. Always I re considered, bat this Mm I mesn It." Stsffen has served a a Cook county circuit Judge since 1111 and hi present- term will ex pire la 114. He leaves Chicago In time to reach the place where Carnegie Tech Is due to play th Beit day, and makee his plsns Just before the battle. While be la dispensing Justice In Chicago during the week, Robert Waddell, a Ducknell graduate, drill the Skiboe. Played CadVr S Kg He plared his football at the University of Chicago la 10. 07-01 trader Amoa Alonso Btagg. and was named on the late Walter Camp's All-America teams In his last two seasons. Two victories over Notre Dame were the high spots of ftteffao's career at Carnegie Tech. la 11. while the late Knute Rockne sat In Soldler Fleld watching Army and Nary plsy their thrilling 11-11 tie. a well-favored Notre Dam team went to Plttaburgh and took a atunnlng 1 to beating. Two season later, ona ot Carsegla a Stanford Team of '94 Dines With President Hoover and Returns to Play Net Ball WASHINGTON. Nor. II, OP) The football team of Iceland Stan ford '14 awltchad Its gam to mdkln hall today and polned Praaldeat Hoover la bis morning aerrl oa th south laws of the Whit Hons. So thoroughly did th Presi dent and the team be helped manage enjoy their reunion laat alght, that Mr. Hoover'e parting worda were aa Invitation te re turn, and moat of them did, with in eight boura after they depart ed near midnight. Dinner gulrt Affair The president's gridiron din ner turned out to be a quiet but plaasaat affair. There were no cheers or songs. Rut Its keynote waa a turning back of mualc and conversation to the college days of the u's. and those who attended said Mr. Hoover made a "good listener" and seemed to "particularly en joy" the whole affair. Ia all, II member of the team returned to sit about aa oval table la the state dining room of the executive msnaion, dec orated with Stanford's colors of red and white, and swap tales ot their fool hall dare. Woa Championship The mea Bow bankers, doctors, lawyers, engineer, author and rancher, but who won for Stan ford In 1 8 4 the football cham pionship of the west, came from east, west and south to attend. They did give a college cheer, led by Will Irwin, author, as they met with the President yesterday afternoon for a picture. Although dinner waa not ache da led until I o'clock laat night. many of tha team members came eerly. Aad aa a keyaote for the Informality of the evening. Mr. Hoover met them la hla study upstairs. Maria Head Playa Daring dlnnsr, th Marias Band orrhestrs, with red costs aad white collars thst spproit mated the Stanford rolora, turn ed bark the pages of their music books to play old college song and popular air of 17 yar ago. There waa th lilt of "A Bicycle Built for Two," and others. Aa atlll another touch of aa Bear the IS's aa bomIbI there wer old Urn motloa pictures showa on the second floor of the White House later. Members of the teem bed brought them along, together with screen programs of their owa gsmee which ran through the Whit House movie equipment, Mra, Hoover Greeted Daring the evening, al) mem bers of the teem greeted Mrs. Hoover. She. bed beep a claaa mate of soma of them, while others hsd sttended Stanford a few years before her. Those attending the dinner were Paul Downing, of San Fran cisco, captain of th old team: William C. Hanard, of Buhl, Idaho; Joel Y. Field, of Dallas: Dr. Ouy Cochran, of Loa Angeles: W. H. HarreUon and Dr. J. B. Frankeabehner. of Saa Francisco: Jackson B Reraolda,' of New York: Martin II. Kenney. of Lon don, England:-W. W. Orratt, of Los Angeles, and State Senator Herbert Hicks, of Illinois, In ad ditloa to Will Irwla. greatest elerens went to South Bend to defeat the Irish, 17 to T. The defeat wrecked a hlghly- prlxed Notre Dame tradition, for It waa It first aad only defeat oa Old Carter field. . Eastern Teams Play Saturday In Many Games NEW YORK. Not. It. JP The East's footbsll gisnts gen erally will do their arguing to morrow among themselves, but It will aot be tha less violent for thst There are a few isolated ex ceptions to this general rule of domestic argument, notably at Baltimore, where Nary will seek to halt the charge of the Notre Dame Ramblers; at Philadelphia, where Pena clashes with Georgia Tech, and at Princeton, where Washington A Lee battles a rath er tame tiger. But In the mala the excite ment will come from sack out standing sectional contests as those between Army end Pitts burgh; Harvard and Holy Cross: Syracuse and Colgate: New York I'nlveralty aad Fordham; Cornell and Dartmouth. It is said that 10 different kinds of material are need for the manufacture ot shoe. SOUTH'S TEAMS ENTER BITTER FOOTBALL FEUD ATHENS, Oa., Nor. It, OJ.fO The South ba hsd some right smart battle la Ita day, but dowa here among the red clay hills ot little Athens, they'll tell yon thst the football game be tween the University of Georgia and Tulane oa Saturday la go ing to lay such affairs as Chlcka mauga and Mlaalnnary Itldge la the shade. Appsrentlr the good rltliens of Athens ara aot alone In their opinion, for tonight people were pouring Into town from all four directions, and In a hurry. Some 1.000 New Orlean fan ara ex pected to arrive tomorrow. Kalhaslaem Ran High This double-dipped, double barrelled, self-cocking, nlcke plsted enthualam Is easy to un derstand whsa yoa remamber that th championship of tha South, and poaalbly the national title for 131, will be riding oa the outcome ot the game be tween the Bulldogs snd Greenlee. Both Tulane and Georgia boast outatandlng teams. Neither s defeated a or tied, deaplta im pressive schedule. Here In Athene, where the flneet epeclmene of 10 pee cent, all wool, .hand woven Georgia supporters are to be found, tha general opinion la that the game la aa erea money affair. A trifle suspicious ot the 71a la the street, so to speak, we talked to Coach Harry Mebre of Georgia, and naked thst very outspoken person what h thonght ot the game. Coarh Varrrtata "To be quite frank with too.' Mehre said, "I'm a trifle oncer tain, and I think I have a light to be, considering thst twice this season, once against Vanderbllt and onra against N. Y. U . I have seen our runlng attack stopped cold. The only thing I can say Is the right thing, and that Is that my boys sr la shape snd are going to play tha beet game they know how." Mexico produced almoet 15 per cent ot the world's oil la 110. Tomorrow . . .The New Buick Eight BUICICS GREATEST ADVANCEMENT PROGRAM - Kerr Tlioiisaiids Can Wow Own rBuick Eights t30J3,f.K FUnt, MJtUgmt Mioy people now driving small cars will be Buick owners soon. 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