PAGE EIGHT
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
November 21, 1989
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By Bill Cummingt
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TIGERS REALLY OOTSCORED
KLAMATH FIGURES WRONG
If two-color presswork were
not too costly an error 1
enough expense In Itself we
would ask the man who fash-
ions the DiacK
f:ji " ' end whiteness
page to select
from his rack
of print er's
Inks the deep
est, brightest
crimson hue In
the assortment
to decorate the
cheekbones ot
the accompany
1 n E half-col-
ot one sadly be
fuddled figure tumbler.
And with such art work
done, we would trundle an ex
tra truckload of copies over
Medfordway where the apol
ogies for a gross slip-up are
due.
Somewhere out ot the hasy
realm ot higher mathematics a
figure 85 appeared Monday
and perched Itself square in
the middle ot our otherwise
owlish comparison of Medford
Klamath football tallies for the
season. How It got there or
why It was an "S5" instead ot
some other combination ot dig
its Is a mystery.
But the outcome was a sad
bungling ot the comparison
chart, and such a startling re
versal ot the results that the
wrath of the Black Tornado
and Headman Bill Bowerman
will probably be stirred no end.
Hence, Mr. Bowerman, our
humble apologies. Klamath was
given an undeserved edge.
Instead ot the 49-polnt mar
gin which Medford was given
In Monday's column over the
opponents, that margin should
have been 103. This, correct
ed, gives the Medford team a
superiority ot 16 points over
the Pelicans, In the total points
scored against Grants Pass,
Eureka, Ashland and Bend.
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There's a good reason be
. hind the sudden decision of the
Tournament of Roses officials
at Pasadena to pick an eastern
Rose bowl opponent before the
Southern CaL-UCLA game.' The
Quicker the bid gets In, the
less the chances are that the
western winner will be nosed
ont ot good opposition by east
ern bowl bids.
In fact there Is a very good
chance that DSC top-heavy
west coast favorite will be
left with little to pick from by
the time they get around to It.
Tulane versus Tennessee Is
the combination that eastern
fans want to see this winter
In the Sugar bowl classic at
Mew Orleans. And Tulane,
which ends Its season two
weeks hence against Louisiana
State, will very probably get
the Sugar bowl bid if the
Green Wave comes through on
top. Then, with the bid defi
nitely tucked away, they'll
probably line up the Vols as
an opponent without consider
ing any other team.
If that's the case. Pacific
coast fans can make their New
. Year's plans fit in with the
prospect of seeing Texas A. t
M. play Southern Cal. come
January 1 at Pasadena. Duke
would also be in the running,
but the fact that USC played
Duke in the Rose bowl last
year eliminates them from this
winter's list.
Right now the probability Is
strong that Texas A. & M.,
headed for the Southwestern
conference title, will play in
the Rose bowl.
WRESTLING
By The Associated Press
WILMINGTON, Del. Allan
Eustace, 228, Kansas, threw John
Katan, 22S, Montreal, 10:02.
KING KONG
READY FOR
WIN; HITLER
FACES DRAGON
Scowling Boh Kenaston will
meet King Kong Clayton tonight
in the main event wrestling match
at the armory, Hans Hitler Schulti
will sauare oft in the middle tussle
with the Black Dragon, and In (he
opener Herb Parks, newcomer
from Vancouver, B. C, will meet
Ernie Plluso ot Portland.
That's the lineup fans are look'
In forward to this evening when
they witness the weekly bone bend
ing program, promising tonignt
some ot the wildest struggles of
the season.
In the top bout Sergeant Bob.
who battled his way to the top of
the heap by taking a world wres
tling title, will be pitted against a
dusky lad King Kong wno
hasn't the least bit ot misgivings
about meeting the neck hold
artist.
King Kong, whose barrel neck
has never tailed him In bis long
experience in the ring, claims that
he can shake off any Gold Hill
swivel holds or Gold Hiil crab
holds the big ex-mariner cares to
apply. The negro, who has bat
tered down the best wrestlers In
the Klamath lineup since his ar
rival here a few weeks ago, claims
he'll add the former Gold Hill boy
to his long list of victims in record
time.
It's been a long while since the
marine took part in one of the
Klamath wrestling programs, and
the fans are looking forward to
seeing him back In action. He has
never failed to put on a wild,
thrill-featured exhibition of wres
tling. For the first time, Hans Hitler
will be demoted to a middle event
tonight when he steps through the
hemp for the battle with the Black
Dragon, erstwhile masked meanie.
Sennits has hung np a good rec
ord since he came to Klamath,
meeting his first defeat at the
hands of Cowboy Dude Chick after
knocking over a long list of big
time grapplers.
In the opening bout the fans will
get a change from the lineup of
mat Btars who have functioned here
throughout the past several weeks,
tor a new face has been imported
by the promoter from Vancouver,
B. C. Parks Is rated as a tough
opponent for Piluso, furnishing big
time competition for the preface
bout.
The card gets underway sharp
at 8:30.
Seabiscuit Will
Return to Work
After Long Rest
TANFORAN RACETRACK, San
Bruno, Cal., Nov. 20 (U.PJ Sea
biscuit, second ranking money
winner ot all time, returns to the
racetrack next Saturday for a
mile public workout between races.
The six-year-old star ot the C.
S. Howard stable, retired last
spring after he ruptured a sus
pensory ligament in his leg, has
been brought back to racing trim
and Saturday will mark his first
appearance under silks in eight
months.
Jockey Red Pollard, who rode
the 'Biscuit up to the top of the
turf but was almost crippled for
life In a fall early In 1938, will
sport the red and white Howard
silks aboard Seabiscuit for the
work. Pollard, kept out of the
saddle for more than 18 months,
started his comeback here last
week.
Seabiscuit needs purses of only
about $36,000 more to top Sun
Beau's all-time turt winnings of
$376,744. He bad a long rest at
Howard's ranch near Ukiab, Cal.
and recently was returned to train
ing.
An agreement has been signed
between two eastern colleges
which h&VA cnnspntAil tn at.
change goal posts after a foot
ball game on a gentlemanly basis.
No more riots, and the end of
another Golden Era in college
lite is in sight.
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GRID LEADERS
THIN OUT IN
NATION OVER
PAST WEEKEND
By HTGH S. FULLERTOX, Jr.
NEW YORK. Nov. 21 (P) Any
college football team that can get
this tar In the season and still hang
onto Its ideas about winning a
championship, or taking a nice trip
to some bowl for the year-end holi
days, generally is very stubborn
about giving up such thoughts.
Oklahoma's Sooners, Intent upon
showing Missouri's Paul Christ
man he couldn't pass sitting down,
forgot Ronnie King could stand
up and kick. As a result, they
suffered their first defeat, 7-6, at
Missouri's hands Saturday and a
similar loss In national prestige.
King's kicking put them in the
hole; a blocked kick produced the
Tiger touchdown.
A blocked kick, plus a hard
charging line and a superb pass
defense, enabled once-beaten Duke
to eliminate North Carolina from
the unbeaten ranks, 13-3, and take
the lead in the Southern Confer
ence race.
Otherwise, the national gridiron
situation remains much the same
as a week ago and shows signs
of working toward a final decision
only In a few scattered sections this
week.
Cognell, Tennessee and Texas A.
and M., held their places last week
as national leaders among a dozen
surviving unbeaten and untied
teams, with Dnquesne and Color
ado Mines in second rank. The
contenders for the Pacific Coast
conference title and a New Year's
day Job in the Rose Bowl South
ern California and U. C. L. A.
are unbeaten but tied, along with
Tulane, Georgetown, Rutgers and
Richmond.
More than a dozen big names In
football, including Missouri, Ohio
State, Duke and Notre Dame, are
on the list of once-beaten teams
that can hold up their heads in
any company.
The first of this year's two
Thanksgiving days, November 23,
doesn't cut much ice in this week's
doings, but the Big Ten and Big
Six titles come up for final settle
ment Saturday.
Surveying the situation by sec
tions for the coming week:
East: Cornell's 35-6 rout of a
good Dartmouth team convinced
the few remaining doubters the
big red team Is the east's class.
Cornell winds up the season Satur
day against Its traditional rival,
Pennsylvania, which gave Michi
gan quite a tussle before going
down, 19-17.
Duquesne, Idle last Saturday,
faces Carnegie Tech, which took
a 21-0 drubbing from Holy Cross.
Georgetown, once tied, wound up
its second straight unbeaten sea
son with a 14-0 win over New
York university and has some sort
of a title claim.
Princeton's Tigers took the
"Big Three" crown by beating
Yale, 13-7, and encounter Navy
next. Yale and Harvard clash In
their traditionally "big" game. In
which all past records are forgot
ten. Penn State, which tied Army,
14-14, and Pittsburgh, beaten 14
13 by Nebraska, meet In another
Important contest, as do Columbia
and Colgate, shut out 25-0 by Tu
lane and 7-0 by Syracuse, respec
tively. South: Duke figures to retain
its Southern conference lead as It
tapers off after the North Carolina
game by playing North Carolina
State, which beat out Furman, 12
7. Tennessee, despite its national
prominence and 13-0 win over
the determined Vanderbllt team,
shares the Southeastern conference
lead with Georgia Tech, 6-0 win
ner over Alabama. The Vols don't
play again until they meet Ken
tucky tbe second Thanksgiving,
November 30. Meanwhile, Tech
Bowling Scores
At Bowlers' Garden
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Kesterson Lumber Company
Fijol 191 1S9 15S 635
Perkins, D 160 193 183 536
Relchstein 148 134 129 411
Westrom 125 144 177 440
Stadin 187 206 169 562
Handicap - 83 83 S3 249
894 949 899 2742
Evrauna
Yarnell 147 156 152 455
Elandson 135 132 126 393
DeMaln 110 110 164 384
Chapman 151 163 180 494
Wilkinson 149 159 121 432
Handicap 110 110 110 330
802 830 856 24SS
Klamath Lnmbcr and Box
Tuter 170 183 175 62S
Silanl ... 154 212 175 541
Westln 157 189 155 501
Kemp 168 151 155 474
Bell 167 139 165 471
Handicap . ( - 8. 8 24
, 824 882 833 2539
Pelican Bay
Bold ..143 148 140 431
Zenson 125 113 119 357
Coy .... 130 118 124 372
Cbristensen 146 149 112 407
Maxwell 120 119 122 361
Handicap 144 144 144 432
808 791 761 2360
Lamm Lumber Company
Shcrtt 151 179 229
Smith. J. . 144 137 171
Smith, M 192 206 161
Cox 222 168 126
Jackson 162 146 162
Handicap 33 33 33
559
452
559
506
470
99
904 859 882 2645
Algoma Lumber Company
Stump 174 140 130 444
McCoy 83 137 101 321
Hlnkleman 100 98 104 302
Larson 161 103 153 417
...160 149 1 17 426
...162 162 162 486
Carter ....
Handicap
840 789 767 2396
faces Florida, which turned in a
rather surprising 13-0 victory over
Miami, but hardly looks like a
threat to the Yellowjackets.
Midwest: Ohio State can't get
worse than a tie for the Big Ten
title as a result of Saturday's 21-0
victory over Illinois. And even if
the Buckeyes blow their climax
game with Michigan, they won't be
tied until Iowa gets past tbe North
western barrier. Iowa, with Nile
Klnnlck again in tbe 60-mlnute
starring role, beat Minnesota, 13-
9, while Northwestern lost, 7-0,
to Notre Dame.
Tbe situation is much the same
in the Big Six, where Missouri
has only to get past the weak Kan
sas team to claim the title. Kan
sas lost, 14-7, to George Washing
ton last week. Oklahoma and Ne
braska tied for second, settle their
argument In the other windup
game.
Notre Dame, the mighty "inde
pendent," faces Southern Califor
nia in a game that comes close to
being the week's standout.
Southwest: Tbe all-conquering
Texas Aggies are Idle until they
meet Texas November 30. Bay
lor's Bears will make another bid
to stay in the running for the
Southwest conference title when
they meet Southern Methodist.
Baylor beat Centenary, 13-6, in a
non-conference game; the Mus
tangs were upset victims of Ard
ansas, 14-0, Friday. Rice, latest
victim of the -Aggies, 19-0, plays
Texas Christian, which went down,
26-19, before Texas.
Rocky Mountain Big Seven:
Colorado's 12-6 triumph over Brig
bam Young gave tbe Buffs a clear
OXFORD
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KLAMATH CITY LEAGUE
Turner Chevrolet
Brltt 167 203 158 628
Coughlin 156 161 139 465
Keenau 103 161 146 410
Hess 220 168 210 698
Southwell 156 184 146 486
Handicap 64 64 64 163
855 931 853
Knights of Columbus
Del.ury 124 113 131
Pickett 1M
McGarnn
Katon ...
Unckes 199 165
Van Ho'm'ns'n 151 171 149
Handicap 87 87 111
160 163
101 105 125
141
1639
368
285
813 801 823 2437
I'nMtcgA Grocery
F. Bellotti 171 178 141 490
L. Pastega 190 146 137 473
J. Bellotti 131 156 166 453
Ferrari 157 164 134 455
Ilrlaooll 180 189 154 623
Handicap 45 45 46 135
874 878 777 2529
Kraft Checso
Crane 168 212 1,16 616
K. Uradbury ..149 142 136 427
Webb 182 168 133 483
Woollngton 171 171 193 535
Farrar .180 179 208 667
Handicap 54 64 64 162
904 926 860 2690
llend-Purtliind Truck
O. Ellis 177 148 162 487
J. Milne 179 130 158 467
Kobblns 139 140 122 401
Henry 163 163 168 494
T. Milne 165 172 151 488
Handicap 87 87 87 261
910 840 848 2698
Slberrian
Bayloss 169 163 187 508
Sheets 191 199 189 679
Welch .... 158 182 231 671
B. Martin 192 201 151 544
Hyde -.223 167 196 585
Handicap 14 14 14 42
94" 916 967 2830
Hoopsters Answer
Call as Pelicans
Start Court Work
Vanity Barbers
Ketchum 160 134 151
B. Ellis 178 141 136
Whistler -.129 162 138
Clow 160 160 152
Carter 172 169 236
Handicap ..... 30 30 30
445
456
429
472
76
90
829 796 842 2467
Associated Oil
Wilson 197 200 171 888
Drew 162 170 190 512
U-men 161 160 180 601
Clark 193 159 159 611
Anderson 183 160 160 497
Handicap 20 20 20 60
900 873 870 2649
lead in the Big Seven lead, with
Denver and Utah tied for second.
Utah moved up with a 42-7 win
over Colorado State and this week
encounters Utah State, 20-13 win
ner over Wyoming. Denver plays
Idaho Thursday as a warmup for
the title scrnp with Colorado
week later. '
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Ctwi fctpt I faitart?
Ortilrtly Mi'M.
That'i (I Ml I win! la
mtkt tan of art tint aatUurlutl
'Milk.
Special trade allow
ance on McCormlck
Decrlng Cream Separ
ators, Stainless steel
discs.
A full squad ot Pelican letter
men answered the rail to the
first basketball practise ot the
year Monday afternoon. George
Cooley, Bill Rush, Virgil Juirott,
Bob Lowo, Marlon Ruglnnto, Ar
thur Martin, Woi Lorens, Eugene
Love, and Hy.-on Cody, all mem
bers ot last year's Pelican squad,
are returning to make up this
season's first string.
Tbe first gamo schodulod la
with Yreka on Derembor 15 on
the borne court. This will give
those, who have been playlui on
the football team about a month's
time to get loosened up and In
condition tor the approaching sea
son. A different setup will be used
In the string. The Wildcat team
will be limited on the whole to
sophomores. The Juniors will
make up a separate team which
will play tn the Church league.
In the past the Wildcat toatn
was made up largely ot Juniors.
In their senior year the players
would play on tho Pelican squad,
and the next sonson would find
Coach French with a now and
Inexperienced ton in. Under the
new system ex-Wlldcata will havo
an opportunity to play Pelican
League Formed
For Churches
The first meeting of the Klam
ath Falls church basketball league
was held Wednesday night, No
vember 15. Bud Smith was
elected president of the league and
will appoint a secretary-treasurer
In the near future. It was decided
to start the Icaguo play as soon as
possible after January 1.
Ten organizations have signi
fied their Intention of hating a
team in tho league. An entrance
fee of 5 has been set by the league
for each team. The entrnnco feo
and players roster must be turned
Into the recreation office by or
before December 16. No team
will be allowed to have more than
12 players on Its roster and no
player may be added to or dropped
from any team roster unless this
move Is sanctioned by a three
quarter majority vote of all team
managers present at a regular or
special meeting.
No player may bo added to any
team rostor after the end of the
regular playing season and prior
to or during the play-offs. Tbe
league shall consist of not more
than 10 teams.
Following Is a list ot tbe teams
and managers represented at the
meeting:
Teams Managers
Lutherns HJalmor Johnson
Latter Day Sa'ts..Uarton Walts
Bud Smith
Ball ft Chain Jack Sanor
Baptists ....Rex Vowell
Midland Varland Huff
High School ...Dwlght French
Falrhaven Dick Gallaghor
DeMolays Hob Jester
Squires CJoorge Moty
Christians Art Brooks
ball for (wo years, and the first
squad won't lo made up of in
experienced pluyeis lit the be
ginning of each year.
In addition to theso two II
teams thorn will bo a ltook lenin
inndo up ot freshmen.
TIGERS SEEK
TITLE GAME
AT MEDFORD
rUEMATlltH
PORTLAND, Nov. !l 0V)
Medford liiKh school's rhalleniio
to the winner of the Jetfvtiiiiii
Mllwauklo football gamo Dec. 2
for a game on Dec. 9 Is promature,
Jefferson high officials pointed
out today. No Jefforson-.Milwnuklu
gamo Is scheduled mid none will
bo If Mllwauklo retimes to let Jef
ferson's ninth semester men piny.
MEDFORD, Nov. 21 (!) Conch
Hill Uowerninn of the Muilford
High school football squnil .Mon
day Issued a challenge to the win
ner ot the .Mllwuuklc-Jt'Ifermin
High of Portland gamo In Port
land, December 2, to play In a
game hero, Saturday, December 9,
provided the Illark Tornado de
tents Coqullle In Its ThaukHKlvIng
day game here next Thursday, and
If official sanction can hu ob
tained. "We will meet the Mllwaukle
Jefferson winner on alumni any
terms." Bowerman said. "I would
suggest that the gamo ho played
for tho Milk fund, or somn other
worthy charily, but regnrdleM of
the basis on which the gamo could
be arranged, we would like to play
either team, and will mnko any
reasonablo concession to that end."
Bowerman further pointed out
tho official sanction ot Ilia Kama
would have to be procured, as the
Oregon State High School associa
tion rules now prohibit games af
ter December 2.
In asking that the gamo he
played here, Uoworiuuu said In
past years Medford teams hud
journeyed six times tn othor cities
to play for the mythical crown,
and, "we thought It some con
tender's turn to come here."
BOXING
Ily The ARaoclnlod l'rens
CHICAGO Lee Oma. 172, De
troit, knocked out Alius Allen,
178. Chicago (1).
WASHINGTON Mlln Theo
dnresru, 138 16, New York, slop
ped Charllo Gilley, 136, Unlit
more (6).
SALT LAKE CITY Nlcke
Chlxar, 138, South Ilnnd, Iml..
outpointed Pete (ilncotnn, 144.
Salt Lake City (10).
BALTIMORE Harry Jaffra,
124, Baltimore, oulpolnled Andre
Sarllla, 126, Panama (10).
NEW YORK Maxlo Shapiro.
128 '4, Now York, outpointed
Pablo Dano, 121 '4, Philippines
(8).
WESTERN TEAM
GETS SECOND
BOWL CHOICE
NEW YORK, Nov. 11 (UP)
Folly-one dnys bunco tho nation's
foollinll funs will havo all eyes
and gull's ul I nurd In t ho annua!
New Year's day howl games.
And every dny between now and
Ihon llin funs will ho selecting
the iniiins iluii'll piny In the
I'lliliiii'llc, posl-aeusoii games.
The una no n Inn't quite over but
from Ihe way tho wind's blowings
right now the Hugnr bowl
New Orleans will celehraln Its
kIxiIi hlrlliiiny wllh the day's hlg
howl u no', ('oiinlilerlng Ilia fact
the Rose bowl, daddy ot the
New Year's day classic, had Us
Inception In 1902 and ha been
played conlluitnuidy aluco 1916,
the Sugur bowl 1 milking con
siderable nuhlm In challenging
li worthy and aiicleiu compet
itor at till early ilnlo.
From all In 'lenllon the Hose
bowl will hare tn taka second
choice In Us "eastern" opponent.
The Sugar bowl will get first
choice und I tin westerner will
take what' left. Tho schedule
play a prank on tbo western
game In nils mutter.
The western Rose bowl repre
sentative won't be determined
until the two I'nrltln Coal lead
ers, .Southern California and
UCLA, play on Doc. 9. By that
time Die Hugnr bowl will haw lis
Kiinin nil signed, sealed and set.
Wllh ihe Tulnuo slndliim (mi
of Ihe Hugnr bowl giiiun) having-,
US. (Hi J iioniiiiuonl seals, (he Nevr
Orleans ml-nennnii classic can
otter iilinonl ns an attractive fin
ancial Inducement as ran the
Rose bowl and a southern (enm
can't afford to gamble on wait
ing for Ihe niilioiue of the west
ern giiiuo und lis subsequent In
Yltniinn from Ihe winner. It
UCLA which plays colored boys,
should win, Teniien.ee might not
be willing iii engngo I hem In sn
athletic cement wllh the Uclau.
Then, Ion. T.'iinenneo walled last
year for a Rose howl Invitation
which never came and wound up
I (ho Uruugo bowl gam at
.Miami.
Bowl Opponent
May Be Picked
Before Big Co
PAHADKNA, Nov, 21 ( UP)
Tom nuiiieiii ot Hones offlclnl nr
counlderlng a plan lo select the
fur western team's opponent In
the Rose bowl before tbo Paclfle
Count conference winner Is do-
iirinlned. It was learned last
night.
ill ilia event UCLA win Us
Limine with Oregon Stale, making
me December II match between
tbe llruln and USC necessary
to settle the conference till, of
ficials ure considering Inviting
nil oiioneiit before tho game Is
plued. Rutin Huniuelson, Pasa
dena spurts writer closo lo Hose
bowl sources said.
This would be done by an
agreement between USC and
UCLA whereby the opponent
would lie Invited lifnrehaiid to
meet ihe winner nt iholr gume.
Thus the eventual choice from
another sector would not be
forced lo wait several weeks ho
forn receiving Ihe Hon bowl In
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