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Pelicans Favored to Beat.
Bucks But Possibility
of Upset Seen.
Coach Snowy Guatatenna in
, jury-ridden Pelican" pricked their
handities, lininient and Pleatora
Friday and prepared to embark
for Lakeview, where Saturday
afternoon they will engage the
: Lakeview Roc lotroos in the nexttothe-last,
game ot their eason'a
schedule,
In spite of the fact that only
; four of the eleven resoluta will
. blit available for iiitt bins more
than emergency service, the Poll
. cane rather expected to win.
Lekeview's record to dote, al
Monett creditithlo enough in its
: own league, hue not been ouch
as to augural.' the Buckaroos Will
topple the Pelicans. Karl Vol'.
seet's team, playing. ageing such
opponition ea Redmond, Burns
and Alturns, hits moused to
break about oven hut hes not yet
faced any test 41111e ao stern ha
," that represented by the Klamath
contingent, even ulth tile gaping
boles In Its first string.
Football followers rated Lake
view' ehances nattiest Kinitotth
en about the Lime par as those
Sr 111115mette against firegon
Statepoor but not Impossible.
After the. Pendleton game a
week alto. the boys IOW Coach
Gueintson the afterndon had been
by tar the most braising they
had put in during the past two
menthe.
Folio win g a prnet
Itianen this week at What was
left of the erstwhile Pelican Ma
china Gustafson decided I It e y
were About right, et that
Waxing front center WON John
Harding. who played nearly the
whole game against Pendleton
but wound up with a torn lige
. merit in his shoulder. Missing
from left tent was Illwer with
I had side. and intoning from
the end positione worn Archie
Huff with a rib Injury end Paul
Crapo with a damaged mitt.
Pass-tossing 1Ves Yancey was
able to show up for backfield
duty, but aside from his presence
tiustntson drew p complete blank
Dom Glove-Mill had a movorely
. bruised hip, Capt. Pete Green a
- sore arm and Quarterback Ben
Allan I broken nose and a couple
of aliment teeth.
lir Friday Green and Angus
were In fair' running condition
and Huff and Crapo were able
to trot through the plays, but
Gustafson doesn't intend to use
them much Saturday, and Gio-
vanini, Biwer and Harding not
at all unless it is absolutely nee
eesery. The conch, uniting other
things, has his eye on the Arm
. istice day encounter with Bend,
and hopes to preserve the rent
, rants of his sound as ininct as
possible, Intestine, win, lose or.
, draw, pond will represent by far
the stiffest ordeal of the season
end Guatatson feels the Pelleana
might Just as well fold up in ad
vane, unless they can go north
adorned In their finest raiment.
With the seven aforementioned
, regulars out of the lineup, Mom
' ath will he brought down almost
to the 150-pound weight events
of the Buckaroos in Saturday's
game, and that combined 'with
the fact Lakeview will bo playing
on familiar ground, should tend
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Grappling Becomes Sport of
Highly Specialized Technique
It'a COMITIOn knowledge, dem
osietrated beyond doubt, timt
nearly every wrestler who futile.
until In eremite here, there or any
where throughout the united
Mates, botosts aome specialty of
technique or other.
It tined not to be (hat way. In
pre-war wrestling and even up to
R decade ago, most of the per
formers of tho padded platform
woro equipped itirgelY with the
$ame !armament taken from the
same locker of general and basic
grappling theory.
In those days, all other things
being equal. the winner was usual
ly the man with the greaten
strength, although occasionally
speed or trickery could turn the
lithium.
Now, however, starling with
about the time that Otis Sonnen
berg revolutimilzed the business
by introducing the college-bred
flying tackle, the situation has
grown around to the point where
individual technique is highly
specialized and each matelot' nut
only stresses his development
along certain lines hut becomes
einiiely ANNOCIllitill with his chosen
maneuver.
Uktia Ily these apecialties are
aimed directly at winning falls.
In that ClitiP, tlifty are generally
known an "Finishers" and take on
II highly spectacular tinge. Some
times they are so potent that
there Is no return for the victim,
and other times they are made
more lethal by a touch of illegal
ity. In a few instances, not many,
the maneuvers are unique. There
is for inntance 1-rank le C1011101111'
patented "Indian paralyzer."
which, so far as Is known. no
other render has over attempted
to lice.
Others were at one time pri
vet e property but since have be
come Bil CO111111011 as fresh air, The
flying tackle was the sole pos.
to maim tho Outcome of the eon.
lost ot int closer than it looks at
(kat g !once.
Klamath'a . probable martens
Saturday will include Sarver at
center. W I I no it and Witerland
un rd s, Ewing and sample tackles
and Young and Hill ends. Bantus
and Yancey are almont sure to
open at fullback and kit half
respectively. but G untitoii WAS
uncertain Friday just who would
WI the other two backfield posts.
Ito may shoot in tho emirates.
cent Green and Angus, or he may
try Steinseifer at quarter and
any of a number of candidates
at right half. Bill Wherland,
guard, will probably handle the
kicking in the absence of Archie
Buff.
At any rate. Gustafson said,
the boys aren't 110112W into the
Lakeview game with their minds
on Rend, nor are Vioyat boast
not it he can help Itgoing to
take the Buckaroo threat too
lightly.
Top Northwest
Gridders Meet
Outside Teams
By The Associated Press
The northwest conference's
two ace gridiron machines, the
Willamette university's Bearcats
and the College of Puget Sound
Loggers step out of the confer
ence grind this week to meet
formidable foes.
The Bearcata, who are in the
unique position of leading their
league by virtue of their one
victory and no defeats, tackle
the Pacific coast conference Ore
gon State eleven at Corvallis
Saturday afternoon.
The Loggers were to meet the
University of Portland team in
Tacoma .Friday night. ,
' The Willamette eleven does
not hope for victory in its Cor
vallis encounter but will be fight
ing to provide an upset. Oregon
State will enter the fray with
three regulars on the sideline..
Coach Lon Stiner slated Joe
Wend lick, end, and Frank Whit,
tackle. for a rest unless they
are needed.
Joe Gray, star halfback. Is on
the injured list.
The Portland Pilots have come
a long ways since their 20 to 0
defeat at the hands of Willam
ette and have a potent ground
attack prepared to fire against
the Loggers Friday evening.
Other conference team. will be
idle this weekend.
PORTLAND. Nov. 5 (Al')
Lincoln high school reached from
the cellar of the Interscholastic
Football league to band the pre
viously undefeated Grant Gen
erale a 13-0 beating yesterday.
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Fri.-Sat.
Nov. 5th and 6th
Legion Hall
Baldy's Band
Prirent
Friday
dents 40e, Ladles' 15e
Satuntay
Gents tiOrt Lattice 150
"Go where the crowd
gore."
Don't Forget the Big
Pre-Armistice' Dance
Wednesday, Nov. 10
nmminomminm
emotion of Honnenberg when he
find devised it, as were Joe M
yelin's dropkick and Jimmy Lan
dos airplane spin.
Now there's hardly an ex-collegian
who doesn't employ the
Nick le, and even plenty of guys
who never saw the cloistered
halls of learning, using the drop.
kick. The mein, because it is a
more difficult tactic, tiao not
drawn so many devotees, but Lon.
dos relinquished his copyriglit on
it long since.
Finally there are a number of
holds of venerable 'standing which
nonetheless have become specie'.
lies with certain wrestlers be
cause of those smatters' earnest
efforts to develop and refine their
chosen technique. Many grap
plers have thus become known
Partici' luny an headlock or toe
hold or scissor enlist's.
A glance through the lineup of
the wrestling card Promoter Mack
I.IIIard hac arranged for the de
lectation of local fans next Tues
day night reveals how far this
trend toward specialization ac
tually has gone.
In the main event llobby Chick
will he relying largely on the air
plane spin, nod Sgt. Bob Kunnas
ton will be looking from man to
toilets for a chalice to apply his
hold crabhold.
In the middle event Red Lyons
sill pit his particularly torturous
leg-breaker against Ole Olisen's
whip wristiock, and in the opener
8teve Hterlich will try his hatn
merlocks and heal scissors on
Bic Jarho, who. alone of the Sex
tet, cannot have a specialty pinned
on him and that moiety because he
has not yet had an opportunity
to denionstrate here what hie spe
cialty is.
Musically, its an artificial situ
ation. but it unquestionably has
added color to the ganie and more
than a modicum of honest excitement.
Pelican Meets
Riverside for
Speedball Title
The speedball championship of
the city grade school league lay
Friday between Riverside and
Pelican. with the two teams
scheduled to clash at Mills school
at 10:16 Saturday morning.
Riverside reached the finals
Thuraday afternoon by swamping
Mills, 26-4. Pelican advanced to
the same distinguished position
by an even greater smothering of
Fairview, 21-6.
Meanwhile Roosevelt moved in
to the last round of the consola
tion bracket by defeating Conger,
8-0. Its opponent In a consola
tion championship game preced
ing the Riverside-Polican affair
Saturday morning, will be Fre
mont, hich drew a bye after los
ing in the first round of the
tournament last Saturday.
Verne Solara, city grade school
athletio director pro tern, said
Fremont may also play Mills.
Salem Gridders
Can't Consider
Prep Title Tilt
SALEM. Nov. 5 alCoach
Harold Hank ot the Salem high
Vikings said today his football
team, unbeaten and untied in four
games with Oregon opponents,
ould not consider a Thanksgiv
ing day contest for the mythical
state title.
- "We already have a Thanks
giving game scheduled here with
Corvallis and we would not con
sider breaking that contract un
less Corvallis would voluntarily
break it," Hank said.
"We have games at The Da Iles
and Eugene, and one here with
Silverton, so there is no use giv
ing us the state title until we get
over those opponents."
Bend, also undefeatedand un
tied, is considered a likely con
tender for the state title honors.
Salem's Only loss was to Camas.
Wash.
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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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TO IN AGAIN
Experts Figure Huskies
May Give California
Runior Money.
RAN FRANCNCO, Nov. 6 UP
:Gleeful supporters riding the Unt
versily of California bandwagon
on the Mad toward the Rose Bowl
Picked the unboateu Bears to
knock over Washington tomorrow
in the most Important of three
Pacific Coast conference football,
:violet'.
DosPite the probable Jos PI of
:star Mill back Vie Dollar'. who lias
:a bad ",chariey horse." the Bears
were topheavy favorites over the
Huskies, who have lost two con
ference games, won one and tied,
one.
But cool tabula Tidiculed the
local midis of three to one on Cal
:Bernie. Washington hag pointed
all season toward the California
game, and a strain Husky pass
attack might baffle the Bears,
who allowed a weaknelts in aerial
defense agatingt University of Cal
ifornia at Los Angeles last week.
The Huskies are admittedly
more powerful than the scores in
dicate. Stanford's 13 to 7 victory over
Washington two weeks ago Wati
largely Of the "gift" variety.
The Dimities gained 283 yards to
Stanford's 32, and collected 15
first downs to three for the In
dians. The game will be played at
Berkeley.
Stanford's Indians, fired up' to
their highest spirit this season,
will meet, Southern California's
Trojans on about even terms at
Los Angeles. Stanford is still in
second place behind California.
despite a drab scoreless lie 'with
Oregon Slate Mat Seim:tiny. The
Trojans sad record includes two
defeats.
Another fairly evenly-matched
affair will pit Oregon's Webfeet,
ill the conference cellar with
three defeats and a single victory,
against Vasitington State college
at Portland. Oregon rested -last
weekend while the Cpugars, beat
en only by California, but tied
twice, have bad four tough guinea
in a row.
Oregon State was favored, over
Willamette in a non-conference
gamy at Corrallis.-
Two major undefeated teams
will put their records on the blob(
when Santa Clara's Bropcos take
on little San Jose State college
at San Jose and Montana's Griz
zlies clash with Gonzaga at ..Mis
soula The Croncos, overwhelming
victors over Alarquette and gal
loping bard toward a Sugar Bowl
invitation, were hands. down fa
vorites, but the Staters elso are
unbeaten. though tied once.
Montana has been tabbed the
strongest far Western team Out
side the Pacific Coast conference.
The OrIZZII08 defeated University
of San Francisco, 13 to 7, two
weeks ago. tionzaga lost to USF
the following Saturday, 7 to O.
Fresno State college, undefeat
ed, but tied once, will meet Uni
vesity of Nevado at Reno, and
the California Aggies will enter
tain Chico State college at Davis.
- St. Mary's unimpressive Gaels,
who were held to a scoreless tie
last Saturday by College of the
Pacific, will play University of
San Francisco at San Francisco
Sunday.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5 (AP)
Marcel Camp, of Detroit. today
faces virtual elimination In the
worlds pocket billiard champion
ship tourney unless kte defeats
Erwin Rudolph, of Cleveland.
Camp, who has lost his last
two maiches, meets Rudolph.
victor in his last two starts. in
the first of tonight's two
matches. Another loss for Camp
would glve four wins and four
defeats, leaving him only an
outside chance of overhauling
the leaders. ,
Modoc Gas Five
Retains Lead in
Wholesale Loop
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W. L. Pct.
Mottos Gait & 011 Co. 6 0 1.000
bust River Dairy 6 4 .556
Lorenz Co. 4 6 .444
Lucky Lagers 2- 4 .333
Western States Oro 2 4 .333
Carl Steinselier 2 4 .333
Wednesday night's play' of the
Wholesale league at the New
Klamath Recreation alleys, found
the high-riding Modoe Gas & Oil
company continuing to keep its
slaty clean with three straight
WHIN from Western States Gro
cery. Coffee led the attack for
the Oilmen with a 'core of 224 in
the first game and a three game
total of sot:
Carl Steinseller's Beer Barons
took two out of three from Lost
laver Dairy. Frank of Lost. Riv
er broke loose in the second con
test to roll the highest single
game of the Wholesale league
'play to date with a score of 243.
Lorenz company took three
games by default when Lucky
Lagers failed to muster a team.
Beech of Steinseller's. with
genies of 192, 204 and 211, a
three game total of 607. took
high three-game honors. Gard
ner also Joined the 200 circle
with a 202 game.
Scores:
Vestern States Grocery
Quinn ...... 115 162 141 458
McGaran 148 131 407
Knupp 121 118 177 416
Hunt 125 164 128 417
Boland 166 145 179 490
Handicap 120 120 120 360
Totals 815 857 876 2548
locloe Gas & Oil Co.
Cornett 120 147 160 427
Drake ----leg 156 167 491
Shell 159 175 516
Coffee 224 171 186 581
Morrison 190 158 508
Handicap 81 81 81 243
Totals 935 904 92,7 2766
Lost River Dairy
Frank 142 213 167' 552
Cook ..--101 158 183 442
Chriallan 77 120 92 289
Crane 160 160
Muse 12 132 116 372
Dick 113 159 272
handicap --177 177 153 507
Totals 734 989 871 2594
Carl Steinseller
Beech 192 204 211 607
I. Holt 127 108 106 341
Bernadou 172 180 177 525
Jamison ---177 .. 177
Martin ...... 131 170 301
Gall Mar .----202 134,171 607
Handicap.-- 62 75 75 202
Totals ----922 832 910 2664
Lorenz Co.
Thompson 126 115 102 343
Kramer.--,100 103 109 312
Gleabisch 123 123
Mills -- 97 99 196
McCormick 169 1-57 123 449
Sho ........ 97 141 3 85
Handl-cap 4-172 169 172 513
Totals ... 815 764 741 2325
Lucky Lager
Defaulted.
Rooks to Play
Sons Friday on
Medford Field
MEDFORD, Nov. 5 (AP)--The
Oregon State college Rooks, with
Bob Olsen. former Medford high
star, in the ' lineup, play the
Southern Oregon Normal school
at Ashland here tonight.
In another Friday night game,
the Eureka, Calif.. high school
plays Grants Pass at Grants Pass.
No game this weekend is sched
uled for the ;ledford high school
squad, who play. Ashland here
Armistice day.. -
PORTLAND. Nov. 6 (AP) ---
11al1as Bennett, knockout artist
from La Grande, and Midnight
Bell, negro middleweight boxer,
reeled today as they awaited
their 10-round bout here tonight.
Both fighters wound up train.
log yesterday.
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BASIN LEAGUE
MEETING HELD
13 Hoop Teams Indicate
Intention of Joining;
Others Expected.
Find item' toward the organi
zation of a 1937-38 Klamath Ba
sin basketball league were taken
Wednesday night, when 23 repre
sentatives of 13 teams, the largest
number ever to attend a local bas
ketball meeting, gathered at the
Elk hotel to lay preliminary plans.
Sponsors of the league saw an
Indication of wide interest in the
large attendants.
The following teams were rep
resented and signified intention
of Joining the league:
Po lin's, represented by Matt
Finnegan.
Lowell repremented by Frank
Lowell, Russel Marshall and Lynn
Roycroft.
Lorenz company, represented
by Ray Ward and Barraclough.
Copco, represented by Prentiss
and Hollis Jobe.
Sons of Italy, by Louis Pastega,
Johnny Pastega and Pete Peter
son. Consolidated Freight, by Ar
nold Statum and Adolphe.
Lost River, by Bud Kerr.
Great Northern, by Wesley
Cast.
Klamath Agency. by Krueger
and Al and Gene Po !trait.
Independents, by Minter and
Triplett.
Knights of Columbus, by Pete
Lesmeister.
Old Fort Stores,' by Harold
Mallory.
Junior chamber of commerce,
by Truman Runyan.
The following teams, all out-of-town
outfits, were league mem
bers last year, but had no repre
sentatives at Wednesday night's
meeting:
Lamm Lumber company, Mer
rill, Malin, Dorris, Tulelake and
Keno. -
It was believed that he short
notice on which the meeting was
called may have prevented the
outlying managers from attend
ing, and that all or most of them
will be present at the next session.
Nothing definitely was decided,
as to the makeup of the league
or the starting date. but it was
unanimously voted to bold anoth
er meeting at the Elk betel, Wed
nesday - November'10, at 8 p. m.,
when all business 'relating to
organization will be acted upon.
Officers will be elected, and
the opening date set. The league
membership will also be definite
ly established, and any team plan
ning to join the circuit must have
a representative present or be
permanently excluded.
Persons interested In serving
as league referees, as well as un
attached players, are Invited to
attend next Wednesday's meeting.
Three Beaver
Regulars Set
for Sidelines
- CORVALLIS, Ore.. Nev. 5 OP)
The Oregon State college football
team will line up against Willam
ette university here Saturday with
three regulars on the sidelines.
Coach Lou Stiner slated Joe
Wend lick, end, and Frank Nib
tackle, for a restunless they are
needed.
Joe Gray, star halfback, is on
the insured list.
Johnny Alexander was the peo
ple's choice to fill Gray's capacious
shoes after a sensational perform
ance in scrimmage yesterday.
Dick Sutherland and John Hae
kenbruck were expected to fill the
line vacancies.
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TEAM STANDINGS
W. L.
Operating ..... 5 4
Sales 6 4
Accounting ..... 5 4
Service ---... I 6
In the third week's play of
the Copco league at the Now
Klamath Recreation bowling al
leys the victory hungry service
department, who in its firet six
starts had been unable to crack
the win column, rose in wrath
to trounce the league-leading
Operating department three
straight games and throw the
race for leaderahip into a three
way tie, as the third place Ac
counting department Wag taking
the odd game of its three-game
series from the Sales department.
General improvement marked
the play of the power company
bowlers and a tight race is prom
ised, with every team having an
equal chance.
Scores:
Bales Department,
Owens 108 123 100 340
Dickson 100 136 148 381
Hollington -116 202 159 477
Morrison -- -- 173 151 324
Carr 148 101 147 396
B. Clark --132 --- 132
Handicap 94 65 65. 224
Total 698 800 779 2277
Accounting Department
Mitchell ---117 119 140 376
Linville -116 99 150 365
Locker ----178 140 , 124 442
Mott 139 160 167 466
Runyan 105 134 139 378
Handicap -- 95 95 95 285
Total 750 747 815 2312
Operating Department
Leslie --- 101 101
B. Fulton 86
M. Martin -.163
E. Fulton 113
Pease 102
Brenemann 72
Handicap .162
142 .146
134 116
87 68
105 104
162 162
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Total 698 699 697 2094
Service Department
Tedrick 104 125 98 327
Murdock -- 97 , 82 138 317
A. Warner 93 124 145 362
Clark 115 95 149, 359
J. Warner 153 155 150 458
Handicap --156 156 156 468.
Total-L-718 737 836 2291
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PAGE ELEVEN r
Sport Briefs
By EDDI10 BRIETZ
NEW YORK. Nov. 6 MI
youve been wondering where sit
that southwest conference grid
talent comes from, mebbe this
will help: 12.000 schoolboys play
In the Texas interscholautis foot
ball league annually. Those
who should know say Joe Louii .
next fight (against Max Schmel.
ing in Juno) will be his Ian.
win, lose or draw.... The bar.
bers are threatening to picket Joe
Jacobs. the fight manager, if be
doesn't soon get a hair cut.
Stanford's baaketball team will
average six feet three this win.
ter. Texas Chriatian, one of
the best pansing football outfits
in the country, has played in the
mud nine times In the last two
years.
Chicago Cuba are reported in
tereeted In Lou Fate and Jim
Turner of the Item... One base
ball manager who always gets a
respectful hearing from the um
pires is Bucky, Harris of Wash
Ington.... Besides being backed
by sound judgment, his arm.
ments always are presented in a
dignified and gentlemanly man
ner.... W. O. Spencer. MiSRISS
'pet State track coach. thinks
Durwood Thompson, a freshman
miler from Columbus, Miss.,
should be a greater runner than
Don Lash. because he has a bet
ler physique and just as much
Mamma. South Carolina Is
looking for a good opening game
opponent next yearanybody in.
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LOADED WITH MAXIMUM CHARGES
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burning, non-hygroscopie powders, fast.
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