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Newspaper Page TextPULLMAN, Wash., Nov. 12 UP) Two Pi Willa enlist conference coaches of title gentile tiplii todny in their appraisal of Coach Wenn P. (Poll) Minute's proposals to change foOthall's rules to increstoo the emoting. Ado Waite) Ifollinghery of Weithhigion Hutto rotten() god "Jr"- emplinticelly. 401i Dank, University of Ptah end it momber Of the National Football Coaches association rules committee, said litt would "tet as soon" Iwo Iwo of ilin pro. motel" edopted: to 11111111M NIX. illill 11110 Oil lintlillon nnut to hi low forwerti passing from any ' whore behind tho lino of scrim t (k),. 1 the propoeiti to more 'gold posts up to the goal line, Hank commented: "gyms It it wonid usuk drop and placeiticks tinter, inereened inittrien would more tban offset advantages." Nollingbery geld the way to I meet the five.man line Innovation wes to "pour power piny' at them; they'll tighten up the line then." I lie pent the oix.nten proposel would only pile additional tebule. lion ditties on the officials and moving up the goal posts would be dengorons end would cut flown scoring Instead of Increasing It. lie said litil 11011in WOUld elliiiin 11 "Alead Clint" in the end gone where . no fumes could - . - . - . - I November 12, 1937 Tyco Conference Coaches Divided On Rule Revision Outright Release Given Bass ler By Indian President PAN DIEGO, Calif.. Nov. 12 (ANJohnny Mueller, who was Mint s teenager or ttte Heattle 4, Gomm league Imenhall team Itte end or the sensors. wee free DANCE ;:' 3aturday Night Merrill Music By Oregon Hill Billies oar' 4, V -4Pd, R1 1 111,4; t C. to, IWO , , k A SUBTLE PERFUME"Socret de Jeurelle it with a spice and glamour that you'll love! It's an odor that's different because ' it's new... a delightful fragrance made to thrill men's hearts. This delightful scent is yoursa regular $1.00 bottle, containing a full halflounce, just for 3 Camay wrappers! Unheard of? of course it is! Wo make this offer simply because we want women everywhere to try Camay. We feel that once you give your skin Camay's gentle care, you'll want to keep on using Camayand only Camay regularly. For you'll find no other leading beauty soap has the same velvety lather Camay has. Camay's rich beauty bubbles really get skin clean, and leave it feeling fresh, alive! , You'll find that no other leading beauty Warner Asks Rule Changes To Widen Football Offense NM YORK. Nov. 18 (p)--Pop Varner, the m gator difronsive 'strategist or college football, is ready for a rules committee move that will strip the defense of the 'oleo bo believes It !whin over the attack in the modern game. Yhen the veteran coach of Ti,11,111,, got up et the meeting of the Football Writers annociation yesterday and pleaded for rules ''liuiiii.a to eliminate acorelese lies and raise scoring figures, the couches anti writer,' were listening in a 'min who has been it leader in building football at tacks. Hines the turn of the calitury Pop haa been an outatanding football figure: coach of the fabulous Jilt' Thorpe. and Ernie Novern, ilithor of the Warner double Wingback (or. is Pop calls It, two wingback) golden', orig inator of a dozen playe that have stood the teat of time. "The defense h a a advanced this year to a much greater ex tent than the offense," said Werner. "Thin ,lis dun not only to the more klinertli 11110 of a Wi0- !ORO defensive line but to the many variations which an offen sive team is lip against." The thought that his own Temple team haa played throe scoreless Iles probably wait in Warnerm mind when he offered three auggestions to help the of fense: (I) Legiplation to compel the &lenge to keep ell men on the line of scrimmage; (2) Adop tion of the professional rule per mitting forward palming from any point behind the acrimmitice line tinatea(l of the present five-yard limit) ; and (3) Restore the goal poets to the goal Mom Lou Little, Columbia coach and chairman of tho rules committee of the American Football Coaches' association, backed up Warner's views and suggeated a molution of current offensive problems: the abandonment of the huddle aye tent of eignal calling in favor of the old fashioned quarterback met hod. "The offense could then vary ite strategy to take advantage of the defensive lineup," Little pointed out. "But if it teal , of fective, there's not much doubt the coaches will want remedial legislation." ..REGULAR SO. 00 BOT LE OF DARING NEW PERFUME "SECRET DE J EU RELLE" today to peek a new pont, mi liam Klepper. president of the Mottle organisation, said he had 'than Daimler hie outright re lease. Klepper told directors of the Cocci lngUC who concluded their annual fail meeting in Han Diego yesterdby, flaseler mai go to Cleveland to coach for Ulcer Vitt, former coast manager re cently named to pilot the In dians. There was also a report Hessler may become a coach on the Han Diego team under Man ager Frank filhellenback. who was formerly Hassler" battery mate on the old Hollywood team. Directors learned the Oakland team would train at Draw ley this tiering: Beattie at El Centro and Han Diego at home. The rule that players could not be traded by August I of each sea son without waivers being asked was rescinded by the directors. The first five weeks or the 19211 schedule were adopted yes terday with April 2 the opening date. The remainder of the schedule will be adopted at the next meeting of the directors in December. A drastio ebange in the Shaughnessy playoff was voted HERE'S HOW YOU GET IT! by tho director,' in I eurprise move. The 1938 pennant end 82600 will go to the club finish ing on top in the regular sea. son. The four turns engaged in the playoffs will be fighting for 910,000 and the president's cup. John Clabaugh Signs as State Police Officer mit:Dvonn. Nov. 12 (AP) John W. (Moose) Clabaugh of the Portland team of the Pacific C011at league has quit baseball and Joined the game division of the state police force, it was an nounced today by Capt. Lee M. Down, in charge of the southern Oregon division. Clabaugh will be stationed here for a month taking prelim inary training and will then probably bo assigned to the Co quille section, state police of ficials said. Clabaugh said he retired from the diamond. "because I know I can't keep on forever and I have been anxious to get into police work." Send no monert Just send three Camay wrappers, or facsimiles, and your name and ad. dress to Department N, Box 3338, San Francisco, California. We will send you a regular 81.00 bottle of "Secret de leurelle"the exciting, exotic, expensive new fragrance by Melton Jeure lie, famous parfumeur. Surely you will want this glamorous new perfume ...so act NOW! Send In your Camay wrappers withyour name and address TODAY! soap is milder than Camay. Time after time in tests against all other leading beauty soaps, on every typo of skin, Camay has come out definitely, provably milder. When you try Camay, you're sure to find it's good for your skin! You'll find no other beauty soap is finer than Camay or better for your skin. So' buy three cakes of Camay today. Send the wrappers and your name and address to Dept. N, Box 3338, San Francisco, Cal. But please ellow us two weeks to get your free bottle of perfume to you, since proper ham, tiling of your request will require that much time. Remember, every woman wants this delightful perfume, so send us your 8 Camay wrappers today. Remember, too, that Camay wilt help you win a clearer, smoother, lovelier complexion. , 0 . , , ,0n tti N c , .00..i. ... DON'T DELAYS ACT NOW WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS! - the , 4....1, . ' I 101.001 i ' , ' . , ,9,v , , , . , 404Mv . . ,)' - I , , , . . 11.....". THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Common Names Still Dominate on Grid Scene WASHINGTON, Nov. 12 011-- Headlines somntimee indicate the Fopovichs and liabartakys have taken over the gritilront but the Drowne, Smiths and Jones aro Mill in the majority. A survey of .4 dozen major teams, ropresenting every section, disclosed that one-third of tho Met team playera are of English Or Irish ancestry. A quarter of them bay Teutonic forefathers, There'e not a mingle Anglo American on Jimmy Crowley's starting eleven at Vladimir), while Pittsburgh and Marquette have only two. The fighting Irish of Notre Dame really have some Irishmen thin moon. Anglo- Americans dominate the Yale and Colorado teams. Here's how the ancestry of Home of the others stacks up: Alabama: Four Irish, two Slays, two English, one Scandi navian. Marquette: Five Germans, one Irish, two Slav 11,, one Scandi navian, one Welshman and one Dutch. Minnesota: One Irish, one Eng lish, four German; one Dutch, ono Norwegian, one Italian and two negrnes. Southern Methodist: Two Irish, ono Kier, one English, one HelintlinIVIIM one German, two Dutch; one Scotch-Irish, and two part Indian. 1 California: Six English, one 'Scandinavian, two German, one Italian and one Spaniard. Louisiana State: Two Irish. one Slav, one English, two Ger man. two Dutch. one Italian, one Scotch-Irish and one Swiss. Pittsburgh: Six Slays. two Eng lish, one Jew. two Italians. Rose Bowl Committee Ups Prices PASADENA. Calif., Nov. 12 (1P) Rose bowl football prices have been boomed and the New Year's game is expected to set an all time gate record. The Pacific coast conference fixed the scale at $3.30, $4.40 and $5.50. Previounly, the top price was $4.40. The game al ways is a sell-out. A crowd of Larger Numbers of Buffalo, Elk, Deer Offered for Sale Somewhat larger numbers of surplua buffalo and elk are being offered for sale this fall and win ter by the U. S. biological survey than in previous seasons as a re suit of serious damage last sum mer to ranges on big-game pre serves in the west by drought and grasshoppers. Hurpitio big-game are disposed of annually to avoid. overgrazing of their ranges and resulting shortages of feed. This season the following big game animals are available for sale or disposal: At the national bison range, Molest', Mont., 150 buffalo, 140 elk and 100 mule deer: at the Wichita Mountains wildlife refuge, Cache. Okla., 80 buffalo and 50 elk: at Fort Nio brara game preserve, Valentine. Neb., 31 buffalo and 12 elk; at Sully's Hill game preserve, Fort Totten, N. 8 buffalo and 20 elk. Survey officials hope to have all these animals disposed of by the enth of the year. The total . number to be disposed of hi 178, WZIZOZZ MB 81.199 watched Pittsburgh thump Washington in the last game. Ticket sales for the 1938 game will not open until the western team is selected. early in Decem ber. Advance requests for tick ets are coming in now to the Tournament of Roses committee, Manager William Dunker ley re ports. The governor of Missis sippi has requested 150 tickets for a special train party from the south. I Sport Briefs I By EBBIE BRIETZ NEW YORK, Nov. Ig (The fine-looking youngsters playing center for Dartmouth's undefeat ed Indians is the son of Billy Gib Son. the old fight manager, who Piloted Benny Leonard and Gene Tunney to world championships. Like Max Schmeling, Tunney was a good business man and of ten preferred to sign big own con tracts More than once he left I boiling Gibson sitting in tlie anteroom while Gene cioied for Important fights. But when he came into the big dough, Tun ney didn't forget... If you be lieve the stories told in the Broad way spots, Gene did so well by Gibson that all Billy has to do these days is doze in the sun at or 91 more than last season. Last year there were SI surplus elk as compared with 222 this year No mule deer were disposed of last year. Bigigame animals run wild on these preserves and are maintain ed as nearly as poseible under na tural conditions. Surplus Mock is offered for sale under estab limbed scales of prices, and Pre ference is given to applicants who wish to buy them for propagation or exhibition. These surplus animals can be obtained also by Mate, county, city or municipal zoos, parks or game preserves or institutions for propagation or exhibition, at cost of capture, crating and transpor-1 tation, but can not be donated to institutions for commercial pur poses or to private individuals. ! Additional information regard log the animals available for dis posal may be obtained from the biological survey. IS. S. depart ment of agriculture, Washington, D. C. the Polo Grounds In the summer and drop Into Leonard's joint for a spot or two of ale in the winter. And Dan Cann'', another New York fight manager, has a son wbo is copping about all the scho lastic honors in sight down at the University of Virginia.... Jimmy Kelly. the Greenwich village night club king. planned to bid as high as 420,000 for The Chief when the C. .V. Whitney string was placed on sale Monday.... Jim my forgot the date of the sale and was he burned up yesterday when he read Earl Sande, the former Jock. had bought The Chief for, 214,500. Old Jack Johnson is making daily appear ances at Prof. Hubert's dime mu seum on 42nd street. A good yarn is going the rounds about the source of Minnesota's football players.... Each spring, just about plowing time, Bernie Bierman bits the grit for hinter land. Every field that has a young man working in it is a Bierman stop. He asks the youth the way to the next town. If.the kid, joists a finger, Bier man drives on. But if the youngster Just picks up his plow and points to the town, he shows up at Minneapolis the next fall. And don't think that plow Matta Matt Mat. U. B. Pat. OE. pointing thing can't. be done. Johnny Marcum, Red Sox pitcher. does it all winter down CI Eminence, Ky. This week's Rose Bowl g are Pitt and California (with Fordham in the eastern ante room).... Up to now we've stuck to Alabama in the 0144 but it lost a lot of ground Saturday and hasn't played anything near the schedule of either pitt or Ford ham. , WITALTRY cpwromERM CHICAGOLillian and Rose Boarding were forced to postpone indefinitely the grand opening of their new lingerie shop. , When they went to the store to open for business, they found bur FIRST 'CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST of Klamath Falls, Invites you and your friends to a FREE LECTURE oil CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IN FREMONT AUDITORIUM by Judge Samuel W. Green, C.S.B., of Chicano, flhIno , Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Churcb, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts High Street,' between Seventh and Eighth Sunday Afternoon, November 14th, at Three o'Clork The public is cordially !Inked to attend. 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Merrill 1032 schedule were adopted yes- probably be assigned to the Co- boon boosted and the NOW Year a anteroom while Gene closed to young man kid. ...a9 .til. thelleneaxstkstowthne. : , terday with April 2 the opening quill s s ection, state police of- game is expected to set an ail- important fights. . . . But when - It IN THE ' ' time gate record. youngster Just 'picks up his Plow ' ittlyifylo Musk By date. The remainder of the Miele said. he came into the big dough, Tun man drives on . . . But if the - 1 ' 9 SOO O Hill schedule will be adopted at the G1101'1101 said he retired from The Pacific coast conference nob' didn't forget... .. If you be- Oregon ies next Meeting of the directors in the diamond. "because I know I fixed the scale at 33.30, 84.40 Dove the stories told in the Broad- y and points to the town. he shows 5e, .. December. can't keep on forever and I have and 25.50. Previously, the top way spots, Gene did so well by . .. 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