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1MB EVENLNU HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
January 25, 1932
Impatience
Spoils Grid
Gossip
Klamath Football Back
ers Worried About
Coaching Situ ation
for Next Fall.
lly joe pk;ney
Alumui assorlatlone. boards
of strategy and the general
run of "disinterested" foot
ball enthusiasts ran develop
unconscious maliciousness in
their tnexplalnahle fashion of
leaving the ranka of specta
tors to become the "minds be
hind the guns."
Schools, college! and unl
venules go to their backers
for athletic support in one way
or another, and the backers
Immediately become impressed
by a sense of importance, and
almost universally take up op
portunities of extracting trib
ute for their obligations.
There is absolutely nothing
reprehensible about "good
natured advice from private
eltliens to the football officials
as long as it is unadulterat
ed good-natured. but otten
civic pride and civic ambition
move the so-called backers out
of the realm of pleasure Into
the depths of interference.
There baa developed an un
dercurrent of dissatisfaction
among a definite set of ath
letic enthusiasts in Klamath
Falls. The high school, the
only organised amateur ath
letic institution here upon
which cltitena may lavish de
aire for victory, not aa a goal
for the team alone, but aa a
goal for the town, apparently
could easily become the most
expedient object for promotion
activities.
The football people of
Klamath Falls have had good
reaaon to take more than pass
ing Interest in the 1931 Pell
ran team, in Leslie Avrit, and
in his prospects for next au
tumn. Unlying records show
miserable absence of any
sort of consistent football vic
tory drives, and last tall the
city was surprised into jubil
ance when Avrit, in his tlrat
year here, produced a team go
ing through the season with
only two defeats, Medford and
Eerid.
If victory Is the medium ot
describing athletic progress,
certain football followers In
Klamath Falla want more
progress. They hare decided,
among themselves. Leslie Av
rit Is the man to bring about
this progression.
But alieady this same group
hss bs;run to fuss and fume
with the fear Avrit might not
want to come back to Klam
ah Frlla for another season.
The fnssing and fumlnr has
alirost escaped its limits of
oljrtlveness. and unles these
w?ll lntcntloned people be
ware they will spread too
thoroughly harmful and per
haps unfounded rumors which
may unpleasantly affect the
liil football program.
It must not be forgotten
Paul T. Jackson, principal of
the high school, is thoroughly
"sold" on the idea of athletics'
beneficial and necessary posi
tion in prep activities- Jsck
son believes there must be an
asslmlllatlon of mind and
body to bring out the best in
his students. And if Mr.
Ja-kson's words at the football
banquet just before Christmas
have been correctly recalled,
he himself is more than
pleased with Leslie Avrit and
Al Sinclair, and would like
nothing better than to have
them taking care of the physi
cal training of the Klamath
Falls boys on Modoc field next
fall.
The Inordlnant desire ot
Klamath people to see Med
ford defeated may have Im
paired their reason. In one
year the Pelican football team
under Avrit has come up to
the line of victory, at the
same time maintaining every
ounce of sportsmanship and
excellent training.
There's not the slightest
need for football fans In the
city to grow impatient, and
nurture unnecessary fears that
Leslie Avrit may not return
or may not want to return.
Whatever the understanding
If any existing between the
coach and the principal, it
would be ridiculous to go
ahead of things Instead of
waiting for the year to run a
normal course until contracts
are signed In the spring.
Orange Rooks Win
Over Willamette
CORVALLIS, Ore., Jan 25. (U.B
The Oregon State college fresh
men basketball team defeated the
freshman squad of Willamette
university. SO to 27, here Satur
day afternoon.
The Rooks never were headed
by the Salem csgers although the
SLoro was tied in the third Quar
ter nt 18 all.
Frants. Salem forward was
high scorer with nine points, fol
lowed by Svendsen, Rook guard,
who scored seven.
3 Smallpor Cases
Reported In Area
'Only three cases of smallpox
la Klamath county were reported
for the week ending January 13
in comparison to 10 cases report
ed to the health unit during the
week ending January 16.
Other contagious diseases tn
the county reported this week
were, three rases ot cblrkenpox,
one of measles, two ot pneumonia
and two social diseases.
Mnnr ft long erch endi la th
Cluwlfied Section.
Washington
OREGON STATE
OREGON THIRD
SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. it. (JP)
Washington State College, by
virtue of a 48-31 win over Idaho
Saturday night, climbed Into the
lead of the northern division
Pacific Coast conference hoop
race, aa the rest of the teama In
the circuit continued their habit
of taking turns at walloping each
other.
Oregon State was in second
position a half game behind the
cougars, with Oregon third.
Washington fourth and Idaho in
the cellar.
Ilufklr Beat O. 8. C.
Oregon started the week with
a S3-: win over Idaho's Vandals,
only to have the tables turned on
them the following night when
the Webfooters were handed a
J9-IS beating. Washington with
the memory still fresh of a two
to one trouncing at the hands ot
asshington State last week,
faced Oregon State Friday night
and got another dose of the same
kind ot medicine, going down
10 to 14. Coach "Hec" Kdmund
son ot the Huskies, however,
completely revamped his team for
Saturday's 'game and with three
of the four members of Isst
year's championship team who
are back thia year, gracing the
bench, the new combination came
through to take a JJ-JT decision.
Four Gamrs Set
Four conference games are
scheduled this week, Washing
ton's Huskies meeting Oregon at
t-ngene for a two game series
Monday and Tuesday, and Wash
ington State taking on Idaho at
Pullman on the aame nights. The
Huskies will play a pair ot non
conference tilts when they meet
Montana Friday and Saturday.
The standings:
W. L.
Washington State 4 1
Oregon Slate 4
Oregon I
Washington 2
Idaho 2
Registry Window
To Close Earlier
At Post Office
Beginning Monday the registry
window In the post office will be
open from S a. m. to S p. tn. In
stead of until ( p. m., the pwit
master announced Saturday.
Money order and Postal Sav
ings windows are now open fronr
9 a. m. until 6 p. m. under the
first class post office federal de
partment rulings.
The decision to elose the reg
istry window earlier was made
by the postmaster upon receipt
ot Instructions from the depart
ment in Washington to reduce
expenses as much as possible and
operate on an economy basia.
The regular clerk so employ
ed will spend the time formerly
spent at the window doing the
work of substitute extra em
ployes. California Bruins
Defeat Troy Five
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 15. (UP)
The Brums from the University
ot California at Los Angeles took
the stalling game ot the Univer
sity of Southern California and
rammed it down the Trojans'
throats to the tune of It to 17
here Saturday night in what was
termed the wildest basketball
game ever played here.
A field goal from mid-floor by
Bill Rose, substitute center. In
the last 12 seconds of play, gave
the Bruins their margin ot vic
tory. BAKER HIGH WINS
BArtER. Ore., Jan. 25, (VP)
Baker high school defeated Union
high 27 to 17 here Saturday
night for Its fifth straight basket
ball rlctory of the season.
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Tommy Loughran was down and out, and his conqueror, Steve
Hamas, was on his way to a neutral corner and the front ranka of
the heavyweights when this picture was taken In New York's
Madison Square Garden. Loughran, veteran of 12 years ot ring
warfare, crumpled in the second round nnder the smashing attack
of tna one-time renn
BRUSHING UP SPORTS
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25. W
Although he put over a 2t to
14 victory in the Knights of Col
umbus charity football game here
yesterday, Ernie Nevers, former
sll-American football player of
Stanford University, broke his
left wrist in the last play of the i
game. i
Xe-ens win was over Frank
Carldeo's all-stars, and marked 1
the final competition for the
Stanford player, who for several
years has headed a group of pro-
feslonal football players which ;
has played throughout ths Unit
ed States.
Behind a strong line that func
tioned with precision, Nevers
scored every point for his team.
which battered the Carideo line
for four touchdowns on sustained
marches ot (0. 14, 45, and 20
yards.
The first Carideo score was In
the second quarter when Frank-
Ian, end. scooped up a blocked
kick from Nevers' toe and ran
Jl yards for the score. Carideo
converted. The losing team scored
again In the last few minutes ot
play.
Nevers played the entire route,
and in the final play, broke bis
wrist.
Stipe Wins Suit
In Damage Case
A verdict for ths defendant In
the damage case ot Haworth
versus Stipe was found by the
jury after only a few minutes de
liberation. Stipe waa the defendant In two
damage cases Involving the same
accident on the Crater Lake high
way. He was awarded tha ver
dict in both cases.
ROBIX HURLER SIGNED
BROOKLYN, Jan. 2J. (UP)
The Brooklyn Robins today an
nounced the receipt of the signed
contract of Hollis Thurston right
handed pitcher.
End of Trail
state football player.
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The Legion hall arena will
be quiet this Monday night
with Herb Owen, wrestling and
boxing promoter in the north
arranging a figbt card for
February 1. Owen. In a long
distance call here Friday, an
nounced that he had algned
Young Natlonallata and Young
Doe Snell tor the next main
event. Pete Becker -will be
seen against a yet unsigned
opponent, and Johnny Jackson,
Chlloqnln Indian, baa been
moved np to the six-round
class. Jackson will meet Bud
McCIoud of Vancouver, Wash
ington. Golden Bear Five
Trims Cardinals
PALO ALTO. Calif., Jan. 25,
QJ.R) Fast and accurate ahootlng
Saturday night won for Univer
sity of California a 2S-12 confer
ence basketball victory over Its
ancient rival, Stanford.
The game, rough at times, waa
marked during the second half
by ragged playing on the part of
the Cardinals. They tied ths
score at eight-all two minutes
before the end ot the first half,
only to be snowed nnder 15 to 1
by the Bears' fast stuck during
those two minutes.
Professionals Tie .. ..
. In Phoenix Open
PHOENIX. Arli., Jan. 25, (U.R)
Ralph Guldahl, young St. Louis
professional, and Ky Lafoon ot
Denver were tied again today at
the end of 1( holes of the first
Phoenix open golf championship.
Guldahl and Lafoon had 141,
after having tied yeaterday over
15 holes at 62 each.
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! PHOENIX. Arli.. Jan. 25
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I a tan ana youtntui protession-
al from Detroit. Ralph Guldahl.
I today held the Arltona open golf
1 championship because of his dis
! regard tor par. After shooting
an opening round for a 7, which
set a San Marcos course record.
Guldahl, played the final round
ot the tournament yeaterday over
the Phoenix country club course
In 8. three nnder par.
Guldahl's total for the 72
holes waa 285. and Included, In
addition to the par shattering
rounds, a 74 and a 74. Tbs
young Detroit professional was
five strokes ahead of his nearest
competitor and collected ths first
money ot S00.
John Perelll. of Chicago, won
1400 as second piece prise with
a score card of 71-74-74-71 for
a total of 220 .
Trailing Perelll by one stroke
was Harry Cooper with rounds
of 71-75-70-75. Archie Hambrlik
of Zanesvllle, Ohio, followed
Cooper with a total ot 222 for ths
72 holes.
Gene Saraten, former national
open champion shot a 71-74-73-76191
to take fifth place.
Milton Cogglns of Phoenix, the
Artsona amateur champion, led
the amateur entrants with a 72
hoi total of 204.
Pelicans Defeat
. Club Team, 48-36
The Klamath Athletic club,
after leading at the half, 12 to
2, dropped a practice basketball
game to the high school team
Saturday night, 48 to 3. The
Pelicans were led to victory by
the playing of Estes, Allen and
Sheets. Harold Olson wss high
point man for the club with 12.
The Wildcats defeated an In
dependent team, 24 to 20, In
ths preliminary.
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SKI JUMP TITLE
PORTLAND, Jan. 26, ;r
To Njalmar llvam, tall, slender
northlander, goes ths ski cham
pionship of Oregon.
llvam thrilled 10.000 persons
at Government Camp Sunday
when he flashed down Mullurpor
Hill, left the jumpoff like a
rocket and soared lUt fuel
through the air for a perfect
lauding. Ski experts said the
n 111 waa constructed to allow
maximum jump of 10 feet.
The match nearly concluded In
tragedy when John Klvrum,
livam's keenest rival, tried t
outdo lilm. Grimly determined
be waa as hs took his place.
Like a plane In a power dive
ne swept down the runway,
reached the apron, loomed up
ward and plunged again.
Hapldly animating his speed
official markers said he would
defeat llvam.
Hut In hla eagerness Elvruin
had disregarded safety. The
snow where he lauded was too
soft and too flat. Traveling at
a speed of 84 miles an hour be
landed and splnned brad over
heels. Only by great fortune.
those who know, said, be waa
apared serious Injury or death.
11 waa badly shaken.
PfLLMAN. Wash . Jan. 15 (UB
Washington State college etop-
ped an Idaho rally In the rinsing
minutes of their gsine here iai
urdsy night, snd the Vsndala
dropped to last place In the coast
conference basketball race. The
score waa Washington Slats, 45:
Idaho. 32.
Herman ot Idaho kept the
Vandala In the running during
the first period, which ended
nine-all. With Holsten and Cross
leading the attack, ths Staters
pulled away slowly and were
leading 28-14 at the half.
Bronco Buster
Crowned Champ
DENVER. Jan. 35. (yP Earl
Thorte of Belvedere, 8. D., was
hailed today aa the champion
bronco buster ot the National
Western Stock Show.
Thode accumulated 1,744
polnta to win first place.
Everett Bowman, of Fort
Thomas, Arls., won the champion
ship In calf roping and steer
wrestling. He roped and lied
aeven ralvea In a total of 17
seconds and bulldncged five
steers la a total ot 7 4-5 sec
onds. Cowboys' championships In
bsrehack bronco riding went to
Chick Hannon, Alcora, Wyo.
Giant Infielder
Signs for Season
NEW YORK, Jan. 25. (UB
The algned contract of Travis
Jackson, regarded as on ot ths
best shortstops In the major
leagues, was received at th of
fices of the New York Glaats to
day. It Is believed Jackson re
ceived a sllglvt Increase over bis
1231 salary.
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Ski Jump Mark
Of 192 Feet Set
By S. Fredheim
CANTON. I. D , Jan. 25, (F
A new local ski Jumping mart
of 113 feet was held today by
Sver Fredheim, of th Nor
wegian-American ski club, alia
DeutHills.
11 made the leap at th annual
tournament of the Sioux Valley
club here yesterday In competl'
Hon with members of th Unit
ed States Olympic team and oth
ers. The old mark was 11 feet.
It waa broken seven time yes
terday. Hoy Mlkkelson, Chicago, ot
the Olympic team, lumped 120
feet, while I'edar Falstad, Slout
Valley, also a member ot th
team, mad 188 feet, Fred holm
Is not on th loam,
Caspar Olmoeu, Hlnux Valley,
national rhamplnn, and capialu
of tho Olympic ski quartet select
ed bore lust night to compete In
Hi whiter games al Lak Placid,
N. Y., next month, made one
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Injury suffered lut week, he did
not exert himself.
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MII.WAt'KEE. Jan. 15. (VP )
The winner of Monday nlght'e
bout here between Uorilla Jones.
Akron. O. negro, and Addone
Plana. 11-year-old Italian, will
be recognised ae middleweight
champion by the National lloilng
association. They are survivors
In a tournament open to all com
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Hack Wilson, recently obtained
by the 81. Louis Cardinals In a
trade with th Chicago Cubs, was
sold to th Urooklyn Koblns to
day for rssh and Outfielder Far
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