TWO
THE EVENING HEKALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
May 13, 193C
Pelicans Will Send Team to State Meet
Strong Grid
Schedule
Announced
Seven of Nine Garnet Will. Be
Played on Modoc Field. The
: Dallas Invades Klamath In
, October.
: ', Football Intruded 'on the
spring and summer sport pro
gram long enough this week
to get through tha grid sched
ule (or next autumn. And, as
result. Klamath high school
otters one ot the most Inter
esting aeries ot games . Modoe
field has seen. 4.
'The schedule, announced
Wednesday by Head Coach
Leslie Avrlt, will Include nine
tough engagements. Best ot
all, the very particular Klam
ath Falls football fans ahould
be absolutely satisfied when
they learn that seven of these
nine contests will be played
right here on Modoe Held.
. -
There will be, of course, the
regular run of Southern Ore
. gon conference games. The
highlight ot the year will
come on Friday night, October
S, when .The Dalles invades
Klamath Falls for the first
time. - - -
High school .officials have
put through a two-year agree
ment with the Upper-Columbia
river achool. In 1137. the Pel
cans will play in the north.
This agreement" marks a
real atep . forward. While In
the past Klamath haa had no
trouble in bringing outside
teama to Modoe field, these in
vitations have never been re
turned. The situation waa this:
to satisfy the demands ot
football followers here, the
Klamath . athletic . directors
were forced to put op gener
ous guarantees to arrange at
tractive games for Modoe field.
The hitch, however,- waa that
these same schools were pret
ty reluctant in offering tha
Pelicans similar Inducements.
- In the' past, to get outside
eompetitlon, Klamath has had
to play host and toot tha bill. .-
tOO.
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Hera la tha ltS ecredule:
' September ' 10 Doublehead
er with Matin and Lekevlew.
Modoc field, alfht.
- September -15 Redmond
on Modoe field, night
October 8 The Dalles on
Modoc field, night.
October 10 Grants Pass on
Modoc field, night.
October 17 Klamath Fall!
at Ashland.
October 13 Treka on Modoe
field. The game Is tentative
and will be played at night if
the weather is favorable.
October 31 Klamath Falls
at Medford. .
November 11 Bend on Mo
doe field.
It's a schedule that laavea
. no room for criticism. It's
more than good; it's about
perfect.
' Given any kind of break
with the weather, the long
string ot night contests should
make for the most successful
attendance on record.
"so far Pete Belcastro has
made good on his assertion
that he "can beat all the bums
round here."
The question now, however,
la be going to make it atlck
when he meets Dude Chick? ,
Chick's two matches with
. George Wilson and his one
battle against Al Karaslck
stand out as the "tops" of the
season. His meeting with
Belcastro next Tuesday should
be even better.
The cowboy has a remark
able record here. A draw with
Wilson, whom he later de
feated, Is his closest escape
from defeat.
Two films, appearing simul
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That." Little originality,, but
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Michigan solon says he has
not had pockets In his coats for
the last zo years. If his wife has
long since expressed her contrl
tlon, it sounds vindictive.
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SQUAD SEEKS
HONORS
Annual Event Scheduled
for Bell Field Friday
"and Saturday.
Although not expected to lift
the -team championship, seven
Klamath Pelican track stars will
be in the running Friday and Sat
urday - tor Individual - honors at
the annual Oregon championships.
The state interscholastic track
and field meat will be held this
season on Bell field at Oregon
State college. - - - -
Leslie Avrlt coach ot the Klam
ath team Wednesday announced
his tentative entry list.
Biahop will compete in tha 120
yard dash; Taney, 880-yard run;
Adams, high jump; Regraato, dis
cus and tha 880-yard relay team.
Bishop, Musselman, Green and
Owena are listed tor the relay.
These seven men won positions
at the district meet held' at Grants
Paaa over a week ago. Last Sat
urday they were all . responsible
for earning points toward Klam
ath's fifth straight southern Oregon-Northern
California . cham
pionship. . ' Bishop gained the high point
trophy by winning first in the
century and 320 in addition to his
work on the winning relay combi
nation. Yancey won the half-mile event.
Adams waa first in the high Jumn.
Keginato gained a first in the dis
cus.
Klamath la Bearing the close of
a successful season. The team won
the district championship and then
successfully defended Its -10-80
title. . Bend and Malin were beat
en in dual competition. .
Lillard Signs
Long Desired
Armory Clash
The long sought .wrestling
match between Pete ". Belastro,
Junior heavyweight ' champion of
tne coast, and unbeaten . Dude
Chick of Wyoming waa signed
Wednesday by Mack Lillard, the
promoter. ....
The two leading heavyweights
of this season will meet next
Tuesday night at the Klamath
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Dude Chick, the Wyoming cow
boy, will come back to Klamath
Falls next Tuesday to meet Pete
Belcastro in a main event wres
tling match. The cowboy Is un
beaten in Klamath Falls. .Bel
castro has not lost a match here
this season. " t
armory. A strong curtain raiser
ana - aemi-windup will support
the featured clash. V
Chick, the biggest drawing at
traction to perform here, and
Belcastro probably will wrestle
before one of the huskiest
crowds of the seaaon. The match
has been In the making for sev
eral weeks but it finally requir-'
ed a trip to San Francisco by
the promoter before final ar
rangements could be completed.
Cecil McGill, Loa Ancelea. has
been spotted in the wlndup to
meet Ted Christy, the Callfor-j
man roughneck.
Bob Kennaaton, Gold Hill, and
Tiger Taskoff, Bulgarian, will
be aeen In the opener.
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DIVISION
MEET REVIVED
Klamath - Siskiyou Con
ference Event Set for
' : Saturday.
The Klamath county track meet,
discontinued a few years ago with
the organisation of the Southern
Oregon-Northern Calitornia event,
will be revived Saturday afternoon
at Merrill.
The meet has been reorganised
to permit the entrance ot north
ern California schools, particu
larly Tulelaka and Butte Valley
ot Dorrla. It will be known as
the Klamath-Slsklyou meet, tak
ing Its name from the conference
recently organised by the B class
high schools In this section.
Malin, winner ot the B division
at the Southern Oregon-Northern
California meet, la favored to cap
ture the championship.
H. J. Hendrickson, Merrill prin
cipal, announced the officials as
follows:
J. W. Scogglns, referee and
starter; George Rleben, clerk;
Leroy Coyner, acorer; Bill Loomla,
announcer; A. E. Street, H. J.
Hendrickson, Tom Chatburn, tim
ers; F. Gravallle, Elmer Merrltt,
Arthur Millard, Wilbur Roblnette,
K. Colwell and Tim Laird, judges
ot finish: Harold Ashley, Roy
Hodges, C. M. Haan, Bob Dalton
and Olendon Colwell, field Juagea.
The events will get underway
at 1:80 o'clock.
It la likely that new records In
many events will be .established
this season. In the paat the
Klamath Pelicans, a class A
school, competed In the county
tourney, and several marks are
held by former athletes. It haa
been suggested thst these'be re
placed by the best B school marks.
The records:
60-yard dash Davis, Chlloquln,
:06.2.
100-yard dash Hamaker, Klam
ath Falls, : 10.
220-yard dash Hamaker, Klam
ath Falls, :22. . ........
220-yard low hurdles Pitts, Chll-
oquln, :2.8, '
440-yard dash-rDUlard, Merrill,
:67.8.. .......
880-yard run Maxwell, Klamath
Falls. 2:13.7.
Mile run Sheeny, Chlloquln,
6:10.3.
880-yard relay Held by Klamath
Falls, 1:40.0.
Shot put Nichols, Chlloauln, 43
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Discus Harrows, Merrill, 106
feet.
Javelin Knauss, Chlloquln, 167
feet, S Inches.
High Jump II. Moore, Merrill, S
foot, 8 Inches.
Brand Jump Davis, Chlloquln, II
fuel, 11 Inches,
Pole vault Dentnrn, Fort Klum-
atn, it loot, it inches.
Beavers Take
Upset Victory
From Huskies
CORVALL1S, Ore., May 11.
(AIM The Oregon State base-
bull team, previously boateu In
all but one conference game this
year, proved It waa still a eon
tender for recognition by pound
ing out a surprising IS to 10
victory over the second place
University of Washington Hus
kies. The gams yesterday, until the
last half ot the fifth Inning, ap
peared to he following the lines
of the previous day'a - battle
which the Washington nine took
handily 1 to 4. But the Bea
ver bata finally came to life.
The Staters changed the acore
from I to 0 agalnat them In the
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Two Terms In Legislature, State
Senator, 1933.
"His personal and political record
Is free from Criticism." .
Sherman Co. Journal.
Vote X 50 Phil Yates
Never defeated for office.
Tald Adv. by Phil Yates
fifth to 10 to 7 lu tholr favor at
tho ond of the aovoulh. The Hue
kloa weren't through yet, how
ever, and tied It up at 10-all In
the eighth.
But throe more runs by Dock'
ery, Wnoritor and Coilkling, who
smashed out a homer Willi one
aboard, guvo the llonvera tholr
second conference victory.
Score. It. II. K.
Washington 10 IS 4
Oregon Slate IS 14 8
Duly, Knqulat, Uudnlck and
Dawes, Oiispurovtch; Urnmor,
Woerner and llei'itstrom,
Umplro: KMwnrda, Sulom,
Former Bearcat
Named Coach at
Capital School
SALEM. Ore,, May 13 (API-
Harold Hauk, former Willamette
university athlete, will coach al
Salem high school next year, suc
ceeding Mollis Huntington, re
signed.
Hauk Is football and baaeball
coach at Parrlsh junior high here.
He waa chosen for the higher po
sition at a achool board meet
ing last night. There were more
than 10 applicants.
Hauk came to Willamette
from Peoria, 111., and played four
PHIL
YATES
Waaco, Sherman Courtly
Candidate for
Republican
Nomination
For Congress
Watch for Tomorrow's Paper
years ot baseball and baskutball
and a year of foothnll. He waa
nu all-nortliweat coiiforence bas
kutball guard two years,
Oregon State
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Locey's Work
CORVALLIS, Ore,, May 13, (P)
Oregon State's new activity set
up took form tutluy with the tin
nouncomont Hint 1'urcy I.ocpy.
couch at Denver university, will
bocouie director ot educiUloual
student aotlvltlea next fall.
The position was created when
recent action was taken to sep
arate Interoolleglnto alhletlra frnoi
olhnr activities, such as pul)llaJ
lions, music, lyceuin, dramutU's
and (orenslrs.
President George Pesvy wns ex
pected to announce his decision
as to the hnndllug ot athletics
today. Special caminlltvcs nnim'd
to doturiiilns hot her athletics
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