The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 21, 1939, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextI'AOrc TEN THF NEWS AND THE HERALD. K I, A MATH FAU,S, OREGON ' Novpmhor 21, TROJAN SOUAD FAVORED OVER IRISH ELEVEN IN NEXT TILT Bjr Jack CirDDY 'i t'nlted Troiw Ktnff Correspondent NEW YOKK, .Nov. 20 U.R) ifiouthera California, the Pacific coast's outstanding candidate for . national itrld honors, will invade I Notre Dame Saturday for a game that not only features the Thanka- giving weekend but ranka aa one J of the moit significant of the sea ' ton. i The unbeaten Trojans, heavy r favoritee to represent the far west f again In the Rose Bowl, should . Indicate In this clash with Notre .Dame what may be expected of 1 them should they meet Tennessee, the Texas Aggies or Tulane, for example, in the Pasadena classic. Howard Jones' "three-deep" Trojans, who have had two weeks to point for this encounter, will bo favored over the South Bend ' Irish, who are almost "three deep" 1 themselves and who still must be ' rated close to the midwestern top, following Oklahoma's fall from grace last year, U-0, will be fav ored this time because of their lm . pressive victory march through . five opponents, after suffering a j 7-7 tie in their opening game with . Oregon. Since that deadlock, Southern Cal rolled up 131 points i against 7 for their opponents. - Oregon State registered those J seven points, while suffering Its ' only defeat of the season, 19-7. 4The Trojans blanked Washington State, Illinois, California and Stan- ford. Notre Dame, playing a much J tougher schedule, suffered but one a setback, 7- by Iowa. However, small-point margins of victory . marked most of Notre Dame's t seven triumphs. Usually a flock of important X games are slated tor Thanksgiving . day, but this tlma only six worth- while contests are programmed tor Thursday because of the late pre- lidentlal shift which advanced the holiday a week. 25 DEGREES HERE The Klamath basin shivered In va cold wind which blew during , early morning hours, sending the s thermometer to 25 degrees, just I seven degrees below freezing. Minimum for the month. Urns far, Is 14 degrees according to the ' OS weatherman. Forecast for this area was, "generally fair Tuesday night aid Wednesday; snow over the moun tains." ' -.- 7 .'WWiJY . - T ) r- -s- 1W 3 DUCKS HAD BETTER D U C K This "Big Bertha" spelling doom to a duck winging over Minnesota swamps Is a barrel-over-barrel shotgun given a freak "camera angle" treatment. Oregon Sports Notes Same Old Berwanger Off to Races MEOW TUCSON, Aril., UPi Mrs. I. O. Wade tried to pet the big cat she found in her back yard. The eat didn't pet worth a darn. City. Poundmaster George Mc- Whorter Informed Mrs. Wade it - was a wildcat, but not the Unl ' versity of Ariiona's mascot. HEW TASTE THRtU FOR BOURBON DRINKERS ! IHie& reasons why open minded men who formerly drank bourbon are now turn ing to Calvert: First, it's smoother . . . second; it's milder, more mellow . . . third, it tastes better! Why? Because Calvert is master blended! CALL FOR Calvert BLENDED WHISKEYX CALVERT CALVERT . "RESERVE" "SPECIAL" I I PINT PINT ' I 'AL25 $1.05 auLaa all rra notes J Vnhrrt "Hume" MJntDKD WHISKKT90 l'roof65 Grain Neutral Spirits. Vnhert "Sperial" BLFVnm WHISKEY 90 if 71 id Claim Nmlml .Cn.V.V. Cnnr. (O.'fO Calvrrt THillm Corp., IV. Y. C. By FRED HAMPSOX Associated Press Writer Saturdav hrinra nrppnn Qlatn college to the end of the trail in the Pacific Coast conference. The Beavers play UCLA, one of the league's two unbeaten teams, at Los Angeles. It will be Oregon State's ninth game In nine straight weeks and figures to be a tough one. If the Orangemen can win It they can then sit back and watch Southern California wrestle with the remainder of a long sched ule. knOWinr that nna ttlin K Troy will send them to the Rose oowi. me nope Is pretty slim but the weakest Rose bowl hope is Inspiration enough to a Beaver team for no Beaver team has ever been to Pasadena in official capacity. - Purely on a basis of compar ative Derformancpjl Ctrovnn Ctnta would seem to have enough pow- aer 10 Olast the Brains. The Orange outplayed Oregon and Oregon outDlaved rinsins- nn fum bles) UCLA. Stanford tied UCLA. ii uregon State does win from UCLA, South. rn California must win its last two league games for the championship because of mo i-i ua uregon snored down Troy's throat on the first day oi me season. ,A loss by USC would give the Beavers the title by the margin of that tie. Troy takes on Notre Dame at South Bend Saturday and is reaching the most difficnlt part of the schedule. From South Bend USC returns Washington at Los Angeles and it is upon the Huskies that Reavor knu. ... concentrated. There are several sianis 10 tne Husky-USC game that provoke hopefulness. , - First, Washington teams, good and bad, have beaten Southern California teams for five years running and except for one sea son the Huskies were outsiders in pre-game ratings. Secondly, there is no denying that the Purple and Golders have been gathering steam lately. We will know more about them after their annual brush with Orego- at Seattle this week. They still don't ap pear to belong in the same league with ITSf! hilt n 1 Third, the game will be a sort of uu-ur-aie tor jimmy Phelan. Coach Phelan seemed to be as g"ld &a firpd tthnn ha lnt ki. first four games. He will be the man oi me hour if he can run his string against USC to six. His enemlpn vnnlil Kn t. awkward position trying to fire a guy who has mastered Troy for half a dozen years. ENGINEER SUFFERS INFLUENZA ATTACK C. C. Kellev. 620 Nnrth Eihih street, engineer with, the Big urnes box company, is recover ing in Hillside hnsrtitnl frnm a severe attack of Influenza. rweuey was brought to Klam ath Falls from Big Lakes camp Fridar and ennrppn waa fni, him for several days. FRKE7JXG DAXGKR MOtOriStS makillir Winter trine into altitudes where freezing "earner occurs should be sure to drain all water from thn n.i Ing system If it is to be left stand ing wnere the water may freeze, advise officials of the Oregon oiaie Motor association. Care should be taken to drain the engine block as. well as the radiator by onenine hoth iimin cocks. Unless this is done, cracks may oe caused by expansion as the water freezes. , HIGHW.iV HIWTKHH ST. r.nms inn t- r. Kuhn will wear a careless pedes trian as a neckpiece. wnne driving in the country, the Killing hit n n,,i,i i...... stopped the car and picked up a rel fox. His wife is having it made Into a neckpiece. j ...caiia uiuy lunge 111 the r.nnfotlf.nar -i . - ".......vuci, ouujjb oi Eng land. If you want other candy, Vnil nalr f..- ,-n .. Jay Berwanger, University of Chicago's last All-American, wearing nose guard, tears through New York rugby team for substantial gain. Bill Pasley, No. 6, prepares to make tackle. Chicago city squad won, 24-9, at Soldiers' Field, Chicago. Texas Aggies Oust Vols for Poll Lead By BILL WHITE NEW YORK, Nov. 21 UPh Like a judge at a bathing beauty con test would pass up a knock-kneed gal, football's critics from coast to coast this week passed up the unbeaten volunteers of Tennessee and named Texas Aggies as the nation's outstanding grid power. It took a lot of undoing to take Tennessee out of the leadership ft had held for four straight weeks In the Associated Press country wide poll. But the Aggies, just one game away from a perfect sea son, garnered 38 first place votes, 37 for second and 17 for third on 110 ballots, or a total of 963 points In the sixth vote of the sea son. That was enough to surpass Tennessee by 65 points, but the surprises didn't end there. Cor nell, pride of the east, rolled up a popular vote of 865 points just 33 shy of the Tennessee total of 8SS. The 19-0 shellacking handed Rice by the Aggies, Cornell's .)5-6 walloping of Dartmouth, and Ten nessee's comparatively narrow squeak In beating Vanderbilt only 13-0, all apparently were consid ered Important by the writers, who participate in the poll. Teams Points 1. Texas A. & M. (38) ....963 2. Tennessee (33) 838 3. Cornell (29 ) .865 4. Southern Calif. (11) 764 5. Tulane (3) 659 6. Ohio State (1) 420 7. Notre Dame 31 I J 8. iluke (2) 259 9. Iowa (1) 224 10. Missouri 202J Second ten 11. Holy Cross 133; 12. Dunuesne 110: 13. UCLA 62; 14. Oklahoma 61; 15. Clem son 33; 16. Georgetown 17; tied for 17th place Santa Clara and North Carolina 11 each; 19. Ford ham 10; tied for 20th place Princeton and Georgia Tech 7 each. Also ran Nebraska and Oregon State. 6 each; Colorado 2; and .Mississippi 1. port Briefs By KI)I)IE BRIKTZ NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (AP) Scooparade: Cornell has been getting Rose bowl feelers . . . Henry Armstrong is 2-1 over Lou Ambers In opening quota tions . . . Laff of the week: Wallace Wade's statement that he didn't start pointing for North Carolina until last Monday . . . St. Louis newspapers say the Dodgers can have Joe Mcdwick if they're willing to break up their Infield and parr with Cookie J.avaeotto and Pete Coscarart... One up and coming southern foot ball school took a star halfback away from two other bidders merely by making him a Christ mas present of an overcoat last July. Afi.M.V OR VET? Don't look now, but Prof. Moe Berg, the educated catcher of the Red Sox, will make his third appearance on "Information Please" tonight . . '. After his debut the sponsors received 24, 000 letters demanding a repeat performance ... All right. Pro fessor, warm up on this one: Why don't they ever call it the Navy-Army game? Scouts from both the Sugar and Orange howls saw Duke beat North Carolina . , . South Bend will get th world premier of "The L' o of Knute Rockne early In January . . . Except for a February title defense against Ben Brown, in Ml.- ., i, there is nothing in sight for Billy Conn, the llght-heavjoelght king . . . Our three long shots batted .600 for us Saturday. Syracuse came through like a man; Wisconsin scared the daylights out of Pur due and Yale gave Princeton a time of it for three periods . . . Texas Christian and Ford ham have slgn.l for a game in the Polo Grounds In 1941. TODAY'S CKHT STAR Tom Mnany, N. Y. World-Telegram: "Dr. Eddie Anderson's work at Iowa stamps him one of the greatest plastic surgeons of our tlm ... He did a Job of face lifting on the Hawkeyes any Park Avenue surgeon would have been proud of." DR. J. W. WATERS VETERINARIAN IS ' npirlenct In lirit in. mw, animal pr.cilCf. Phone 2542 1812 Portland! . SKATELAND Special Thanksgiving Party 7 Till 12 Tuesday Night, Nov. 21 Other Specials Atso Open Thurs day and Friday Afternoons Follow the Crowd lo Hoiillicrn Oregon's 1'lnest Illnk BIS KLAMATH AVK. . Olympic Games Will Probably Draw Bye By I.KSL1K AVKItV United I'rens Staff t.'oi'reiHiiiileiit NKW YORK, Nov. ill (UP) The cards are slacked against lltu Olympic Kiiuips being singed noxi your, i in bull I. v piucludliiK un ulher U. S. victory roivcual l 115 new records set by young American athletes this yvnr will In readying themselves for the 1940 Olympiad. A movement is afoot tor a Pau-Amurlcnu Olympiad in case the war crisis forces Finland to abandon the guinea. However, there would bo little glory and less compensation for llio young sters, some of whom have been working slnco 1936 in hopes oi ml Olympic trip. In meeting the athletes from South ami Central America. This country's athletes are so much further advanced than most of those from oilier parts of the western hemisphere that a Pnn-Aineiican Olympiad would be no contest unless it were ruu ou a handicap basis. Following authorization by the AAU executive committee for Lawrence DIUonodetto of New Orleans to approve a special com initios tor investigating a Pan American Olympiad, the union' record coimnllloo today an nounced 115 new murks wuuld bu submitted for approval to the delegates ot the 51st annual AAU convention in Hollywood, Fla., December 8, 9 and 10. All marks accepted automatically become American records. There was a more even dis tribution of marks this year than at any lime In recent history and no individual dominated the rec ord accomplishments its did Ralph Flanagan, the Miami swimmer, who had 14 marks to his credit last year. Allan Tolmlch, Detroit hurdler, was high man this year with six now records to his credit. Dick Hough, Princoton breast-stroke swimmer, was socond with five. He was followed by Johnny Borl can. Shore Athletic club runnor, and Jane Dlllard, Dallas, Tex., breast-stroke swimmer, with four each. a, PORTLAND. Nov. 21 For the benefit of Oregonlans planning to transport fruit and nuts, holly and Christmas trees, agricultural pro ducts, animals and so forth into California during the holiday sea son, Fred B. Judges, manager ot the touring department of the Ore gon State Motor association, has gathered information regarding restrictions and exemptions pro vided by the California law. Apples, nuts, pears and similar products are admissible without compliance with any specific quar antine law. Howover, they are sub ject to Inspection upon nrrlval and must be found to be free of in jurious insect and plant disease pests. One exception is In the caso of walnut, hickory and poenn nuts, which are required to be en tirely freo from the husk or outer covering normally removed at the tlnio of harvest. Potatoes propagated in Oregon are admlssiblo into California If accompanied by an official stale of origin certificate. Holly and Chrlstmns trees are admissible without restriction, ex cept that they are subject to in spection at time of entry and must be free from serious insect and ptant disease pests. The Oregon department of agriculture has pro vided treatments for the insect pest known as holly scale. When ship ments ot holly aio accompanied by a certificate affirming such treat ments have been given at origin, same is admitted without further restriction. California Imposes no restric tions upon the entry ot dogs or cats or any other domesticated ani mals. Wild bird and animal Im portation is strictly supervised. Birds of the parrot family are subject to such strict Inspection by federal and state departments ot public health that practically none of this species Is permitted to enter California. Your pleasure; You'll find it In WIKLAMVH ALU! 1 1 ': )?4 1 qNf ' 4;s .y 4 J WIILINC WORKER It's ray to srr that hunting la as much fun for Nyra. Labrador rctrlrvcr, n it In fur her matrr, Dave Slverson. They sot tlil one at Lake nianrhr. Minn. Minni'Mila'a bag limit is 10 clucki prr huiilrr prr dy. Miners Practice for Gold Bowl Grid Tiif RATES Charg Adi Each Iniortion, fior word So No charge made for lett than 25c) Paid-in-Advance Ono day, per word 2o Two-day run, per word . 4o Three-day run, per word So One week run, per word 7o One month run, per word 20o All cliisslflrnilons are num bered and nppuni In niiinnrlial order. The News-tlnrnld will lie r "ponnlhlo ot Incorrect wonllng only one day. (All mull 'order ads mum have cash with ci dm I All ads are lUNartcil In uolh tdlllnni of The Nuwi-IUtnlil. The (lonil-l Ine tot cln.nl rirn tlon Is 13:00 ,i. ni. Alia rrroiveil after 12 on o'clock will lm run In t In, "Too l.nt tu Clionify" Lot) end Found LOST Lunch ISSB-.M. bucket. IMinnn 1 1-21 LOST lllack hlllfulil. I'llnne I172 W. Iltiwalil. 11.1 I.O.ST I .fin k lialrcil Srnlly pup, hi In. Ilo H.Mui ii lo lialph Ha m. 13;l N lutli Id' via 1. 1 LOST Lnrgx red rtilitier Kaaollna truck Iiiiid. ItKward. Phone I2S3. FOUND The ideal Klfl for men Wllllii Slug Ski 'I'oKit I'm'lllMlvn at (lie Ski Shai'li In Hil.lv Men's Shop, iloo Main. I- S Genorel Nolicoi lly Al.llKItT ANKKItSON I' lilted l'nis I'om'.'.iMiniii'Ut Jl'NKAL', Aln.ikn. Nov. 21 (l l'i Hardy miners practiced today for the first annual tiold bowl foot ball game to he played here Thanksgiving day. The game will bo Juneau's first peek at football since lain Vir tually every one of the territorial capital's iouil residents was ox- IpecliM to sec Hie game which will j benefit the Alimka Tuheriuiltinls , aiMirlatlon. ; Fifty men. more than two- thirds of them former college j players, turned out for the two li'iutm tlte llaranof Hears nud the Sourdough NuRICetn. i Kvery afternoon and evening for a month they have irported ! for pnu-tiro from ttietr Jobs In the i Alaska Juneau gold mine, road Rang and construction projects. Couches Tom Dyer, former pro feshional player, and t'onrad Pubr, ex-eastern II. H. coach nnd former player under Alvln Idol Mc.MII iln at tienuvit, divided the players Into aiitiadn of 2r men each. The players range In age from II to 2H years. Assistant rnarbea are Hot, lle- f.onlt. who wan a t.'nlverslty of WASIMNCTON. Nov. 21 (U.R) ninu.lnr ll'IIIUni I. AiisILii nl the Cenou bureau tonkht nnnounc' 1 WaM.UiKln linrtnnn two yrnin (Via ei.nnlnlhir.nl nf 1 f.lt Wi V (if- . nK" flclii.B who will dlrrrt Hip a r in of cnumorntom l ine di-connlul en sun noxt yonr. The npiilnlnoH ttit-l wl mm imrt wo ni i.-ii who will hpivp att aieu niun acorH or iMHiHtaut mta iiuin.m tH, at salarlrs mug. tig frnm fl"u to 350 a month, tlfpfiHlkni; on ihw responttiblllty IhvoIvimI Almtil B .uldltional afiHhituut nrra maiiat;rH aro to ho naim'il. TIw-hu will w. tiUil Kr't Ayer, fnrliHT cant nrn rtp hcIkioI and Unrvnrd f rivhmaii pluyr. Off li'labi - whii may he In for a rniiKh Untf of lt -will Im Itcv. (I. K. Knlchl, refvn-r; K. NdwoII. iimpln-; It. K. S''tMi"ltiT, Itaratiof hotf'l iiiiuuiKri , fl-r Judun; itnd JihIko (lrnvir Winn, li'-ail lines mun. Th I'n 1 vrrult y nf WuxhlniMon ht'llt "0 HtlilH (Hid IMtOtlKh ''- Go By Motor Coch SlliUlfhl IttMllr t,(tWikL Kn M'li to .Ntii tlitM n I'olniii Dim Itoinul Way Tiip Spokane $ I 1 .00 $20.05 Boise, Ida. 10.00 18.10 Portland 5.90 10.65 Seattle 8.40 14.65 Mt. Hood Staqcs. Inc. limine,. Leave I oil IV M tire yhuiiad Input I'hoiie nja i:-:oinif NOTICK After this date I will not be renpoiiNlhle for any ilt-his eontracled hy unvone other than uiyaelf. Slsued Novemlii-r JO, 1939 Lester I. Nlcliolimn. 11-21 TRAPPKHS For lop prices for furs llnlll" Noonehesler at 92.1 Jefferson SI , four blocks up from .Main St. betwei-n uth nnd Kith. In rear of 927 Jef fernon. 12-16 Oc'ni'K NOW AT Hr. A. A. Kuule I.OS'ti HISTANCK Plume 1 0 97. 1916 Mnln St. 12-7 IIAII.INO 1 2-4 lilt t trained locally by thoBo selc ted ; oinl h ind eciulpincnt from Heattlo today. j f,,r K.inie. All but 35 of the appointees Juneau ' 111 10 Kllniie nf foot were broiiKlU to WnnliltiKton for . hall whm a rucued exlillililon of nn Intensive six weeks' tralnliiK I" i esy on Hie tide Meix wlilioul yuril tho complex work of nationwide j aye mat-It on tliu field and wltii nose-coiintinK. The renialnliiB :if, i call Ii .'i-calch-cun Krldlron strut- are reRUlar enitiloyes of Iln ceil-; a fhiKiani dlHieirunl for rules sus bureau who liavo been as signed to the larcer metropolitan areas and to "open spots" direct from WaHlilnKton. The tralnlni! roursn provided schoollni; In the new iiuentious to bo askej in the census queries eoncernliiK an CHllinated lll'J.uoo. (100 people, 3:1,000,000 divellliiKH. 7,000,000 fnrnis and 3,000,000 liiislness concerns. To Feel Bright Keep Bowels Right The so-called "pure snow" Hint fnlls from the clouds (tonliiliia chlorine compouiidH, sulphates, ammonia, phosphorus, ami nitrates. ALL RCA VICTOR ItAIHOH . It i; . 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