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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1939)
December 13, 1939 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NIN3 PACIFIC U. FIVE TO PLAY HERE FRIDAY Taurine southern Oregon with a watchful eye on th Northwest conference 11)40 basketball on opening rly nxt month, I' olllo university' 10 -man hoop squad coimn o Klumath Kail Friday nlKht to engitite tho Hualn All-Sinn, a collection of court artiste representing tha local caaaba olroult. Th Foroit drove, Oregon, eon Dugout, second In series of bat tor college mill indupanilanl fives brought to Klamath Kella under III aponaorahlp of tha Basin llaskelball league, It poreniilally power In Hi own league nd always llirsat to th teams of Hi larger schools In III Hit. As a matter of fact tho'lladgore wor defeated In tho final of th collegiate illvlalnn Of th AAU tourney hold III Portland laat March after flashing on of th bcst-drllled unlta ot th series. Klrst on th Hat of tour con taatanta In aoiithra Oregon for th Invading PanlUc waa to bo th Lout II lvr Dairy quintal of Medford which waa to tangl with th eollaglana Wedneeday night In th llogu Itlvar valley city. Thuraday vnlng Southern Or gon Colleg of Education will form 'opposition for th Badger crew, and following their Friday en gagement here, th traveling col leg grouo will wind up I la pre- aeaaon barnatormlng tour agalnat th Yawaey Lumbar oompany eg rrtlon of I'rlnavlll. lv loltermen havs returned thla year, according to word re -reived from Pet Mlllor, coach of the Tlaltlng unlvralty cage twani, Miller added that Uerald Keller aiellar auard and oulatandlng ball handler, will not make th trip 1 with th team due to a bad knee However, a capable group will raoreaenl tha Koreat drove aehool aa wltneeaed from the fact that th Badgera defeated th atrong Kt. Helena liidopendenla, 80-87, In their only alert thin far tbl aeaaon. Waning lineup for the vlaltora probably will oonalat of Kd Ellen eon. oulatandlng defenalv man who will act i floor general and team captain, John Halm, high- aoorlng forward, Truman Oabiirn, elaady veteran, nob uooney, oeni r and rugged back board man, and lioy MuOab, a fraahman who I a aparkllng ball handler. Klamath'a All-Hlar team prob ably will b built around th rem tianta of Chlloquln'a Clelngor Gro cery cliamplonalilp flv of laat aea aon. Cliff McLean, x-Unlvrlly of Oregon haakataer who la now t Weyerhaeuier atalwart, poaalbly will oaplaln th local boopalar. Leonard Vlvott. apeedy Oelngor cuard. and Tod Bchopt. phonomon- al acorliig ace ot th Champa, ulo are elated for action. Ernie itmu OUR TEAMS SET TO OPEII BASIN LEAGUE Twin fella. Idaho, beaitballlal. nd Lou Alollo, clever forwara, oth niembera of in Moinioro Caf team laat winter, probably lao will be In th all-alar lineup. Plans for Two Bouts Bog Down "Aj You get all S 4 advotnlatfna In A TV SCIIEMEY'S Y RED UBEL .1 1. The night Flavor Vs I.The Right Lightness 7 C J. The Right .Strength .Tbeniglitl'rk PINTIliOO QUART $1.90 Blended Whiskey. 90 proof. 72H grela neutral aplriu uopr. ivo, oooenioy Distillers Corporation. New York City CLBVKLAND, Deo. 13 UR Negotlatlona wera opened yester day for two title tlghi when Pro moter Mike jacooi oi new iur contacted Nat Druxman, Seattle nrnnmtar. on th telephone. "Unci Mlchanr or mow iwh Oth Century club made tha flrat move. Jncobe tiilphonod Uruxnian In Cleveland to thla affect: "Let' match Al Hoatak and Ceferino Qarcla for Madlaon BQUare garden aonietlma thla winter ana aetu th mlddlewolght champlonahip dlaout." It aaema Hoatak. tha "Savage Blav" from Seattle, la recognised aa middleweight champion by th national boxing aaaoclatlon. where- aa Ceferino Garcia of th Phil loDlnea la acknowledged by th New York communion. Unaueatlonably Promoter Ja ooba' telephone call waa actuated by Hoatak'a flral-round knockout ot Eric Beellg at th Cleveiana arena Monday night. The riperta who watched Hoa tak'e flrat appearance eaat of the Itocklea wera unanlmoua In tnei opinion he la the harden puncher th middleweight dlvuion naa known alnre tha daya of Stanley Katchell. 'Unci Mike" alao talked with Hoatak'a manager, Kddle Marino but that wired converaatlon ac compllahad virtually nothing, Marino, who la a very warm friend of Druxman, Informed Pro motor Jacoba Hoatak would be delighted to appear at New York' Madlaon Square garden under theae condition: (1) That Billy Conn, who li under contract to Jacoba, defend hla lightweight champlonahip galnat Iloalak, In return tor which (J) Hoatak. who la recognlied aa middleweight champion by tha national boxing aaaoclatlon, would defend Hla 100-pound claim agalnat Ceferino Oarcla at New York for Jacoba. Garcia la recog nlied aa middleweight champion by th Now York commlaalon. Tha negotlatlona war halted brusquely when "Unci Mike" hung up hi ear piece with the concluding remark, "N'erta." CARNEGIE GROUP v RAPS SELECTION OF NEW TEACHERS NKW YORK, Hoc. 13 (PI Th Carnegie corporation of New York coupled Ita annual announcement of t4.S46.126 In granta thla year with an aaaertlon that teaching vacanclea over th country ara be ing filled "with degreea, not by men and woman." Fraderlok P. Keppel, prealdent of th corporation founded by An drew Carnegie for "th advance ment ot knowledge," aald acade mic dagraaa are "preposterous," and that except In only "a few atrong profeaalona auch a medi cine and law and th older branch ea ot engineering," tha degreea might mean "literally nothing." Keppel, In hla annual report, aald th appointing bodlea con cerned with teaching and other vacanclea are "accepting th di ploma aa a aubatltut for th tlre aom proeeaa of really finding out omethlng aa to th profeaalonal and qualification ot Individual human belnga." Th grauta thla year war mad to organliatlona and Individuate In 'th United State and In th Brltlah dominion and eolonlea. Bowling Thursday night' opening Klam ath Baaln Baakotball league hoop menu to be aervod to local aporla fane In th form of a doublehead r alerting at 7:80 p. m. on th armory court, la likely to leav aweot taat irom an pre-garae Information, Drilling for a airenuoua 14 gam achodul that la expected to ak He loll before in aeaaon la far gon. eight cage qulntete were ready Wadnoadny for th flrat weak of action which will aea every group In competition for the rirat llm Thuraday and Krldoy nlghta. Webb Ken net t, a comparatively weak crew laat aeaaon and pretty much ot a dark bora entry tbla year, will battle a vaatlylmproved Klrat National Bank flv in Tnure day'a opener. With the addition ot nuaa Marahall, fual-breaklng guard of laat aoaaon'a Lowell Kood Hlora team, and Haaklna, ex-Merrill forward, the banker eeem aat for a successful aeaaon, Cap tain Howard Bcroggln, mil nice. Hinoky" Blover, Uln Jones, Mike I'liikataff, Don (lodby and (Hen Itockard complete the roater tnai may maka th bankere a eonatanl threat to tha leagu Champion ahlo. Thuraday a aecond (lit win match th champ. (Jlenger Oro cary of Chlloquln agalnat Knlghu of Columoua, tnira-piac teem iai year. Lad by nlgh-acorlng Tad Bcbopf and Leonard Vlvelie, th Orocera ar " conceded th edge over th Knlghta, a different group from laat year. Mining from tne KC lineup la Bud Patxke, all-alar eelecllon wno la now a regumr on th Southern Oregon Collego of Education team. However, Manager Pet Lea melaier baa enlisted the help of atara of league teama to neip hla group In Iho pennant cnaae. Earl Bandera, towering Signal Oil pivot man, and Earl lirooke. cagy Loel Klvar guard, have added atrenglh to th Knlghta' bid for a top apol In th leutue Handing. Jack Mahoney, leader and capable acoror, Paul llernadou, atoady guard, and Bill Roblnaon, huaky back court aenaatlon lat laat aea aon, ar velerana that Leamelator will rely upon to put hla team In the running tbl winter. ' At Klamath Recreation MOOHTKR LKAGIK Ixula I'ollna Vlacher 13 241 1(0 EI4 R. Muakopt .17B lit 1(6 619 O. Drown 122 lat. 140 440 t). Muakopt .136 13 128 373 Clark 159 160 484 Handicap tl 31 . 31 273 806 371 860 2086 Calif. Pacific Ullllile Co. Walcolt (lelger Morrla ... Turnbull Mil Ilia .. Handicap ,160 133 104 130 128 163 162 lilO 147 142 116 138 146 180 170 , 03 03 83 463 411 438 36 610 270 818 794 874 2480 ajpeclalixcd Hrrvlre Edaon 182 107 178 J. Kawtell ....100 170 126 Vaughn ....v 137 122 160 BKInaelfer B. Bawtell Handicap .... 177 120 129 ..110 173 144 84 84 84 667 404 409 432 433 262 Laird Ratcllff ....... J. Mlln Millar ... Kolll .. Kllla Handicap 799 878 810 2487 Krelglit Line ..133 110 108 348 194 129 161 484 ,.-..137 111 126 373 130 110 170 410 193 182 177 662 126 126 120 378 903 777 866 2646 Jamlaon Muaaalman David Mandevllle MacBeth Handicap Bafaway Store 167 180 131 ..221 163 168 ..164 166 170 106 136 180 124 166 224 107 107 107 477 647 480 421 604 221 868 902 980 2760 Koed Tractor Co. Whytal 181 117 141 439 Hovey .....136 133 171 439 Salmon .118 133 96 346 Heed ......109 148 110 367 Telford . ..101 148 134 383 Handicap . 140 140 140 420 784 819 791 2394 Second Place in Poll Hot Contest By HID FKIIKfl NEW YORK, Deo. 13 P Th boa alwaya aald to put tha newa at th top of th (lory, ao thla flrat paragraph la hardly th place to tell you th country' aporta oxperta picked the New York Yankee of baaeball the No, 1 loam of all 1939 aporta. Rather, It a tha apot to explain that th expert balloting In th ninth annual Aeaoclatod Pre poll had a tough time deciding whether lowa'a comabacklng foot ball Mawkeyca, or th undefeated team of Southern California, Ten neeaee and Cornell, rated tha No. 2 alot. They finally gave It to Iowa with 371 point to 34 for th Pacific Coaat conference champlona; 33 for th other half of the Itoaa bowl, Tenneaaee, and 26 for Cornell. Yet the combined vol for theae four gridiron powera wa only allghtly more than half th total lha Yankee rolled up In winning recognition aa "oulatandlng team of .the year, amateur or proles alonal," for th fourth etralgbt year, Just aa easily they aky rocketed to their fourth atralgbt world championship with a woeful walloping of th Cincinnati Reds in October. Sixty-one of the 79 experta who cast ballots from all parta pf the country picked the Yankee a undiaputed No. 1 toam. Another aplit hla ticket between the Yan kee and the Hawkeyes. Thirteen other put the Yankee In aecond place. There war only four who didn't mention them. Ot tha 17 flret-plac selections in which the Yankee did not figure this year, aeven went to lowa'a footballers, two to South ern California, three to Tenneaaee, two to Cornell and one each -to the basketball teama of Oregon and Ohio State and to th foot ballers of Pennsylvania State col lege. Tha Oregon basketball team stood aeven I h with 12 point. Klamath Iron Works Otterbeln 137 123 146 Pattlo ...... Howard .... Smith .. Dalmer .... Handicap .. ..119 118 148 ,.136 164 203 ...162 146 124 ....14 2 163 172 ....132 132 132 406 286 603 422 477 396 Mora than 2D00 persona wera arreated In Klamath Fall tbua far In 1939, according to a re port filed by city police with the city clerk. Arrest during tb month of November totaled 242 peraona, of ficer aald. There wer 78 acci dent during th month which added to mako a total of 820 for the year; aeven auto accident In juries were' reported with a total of 68 thus far in 1939. Only one automobile accident death baa oc curred within tb city line Jan nary 1, 1939. Following I tb November re port aa laaued by Chief of Police frank Hamm: Hope, 1; robbery, 1; aggravat ed aaaault, 1; burglary, 13; lar ceny, over 360, 7; under f60. (4; auto theft, 11; total, 88. Other aasaulta, 2; forgery and counterfeiting, 4; embezzlement and fraud, l; aex offenaea, 2; liquor violation, 11; dranken- neaa, 171; diaorderly conduct, 10; vagrancy, 38; drunken driv ing, 3; violation road and driv ing lawa, 9r traffic laws, 6 prowlera and peeping tome, 2; total, 379. Mlaaing persona. 13; missing persona located, 16; miscellane ous public, 18; department or ders, 2; receipt, 6; lost animals 2: loat property, 6; found prop erty, 4; Juveniles, 2; suspicious character. 1; larceny, 6; wanted 9; robbery, t; wanted located, 8; escape, li domestlo trouble. 1; dead bodlea found, 2; ra it a s s, 2; pickpocket, 1; Im pounded bikes, 2; Information,!; total, 104. Fines and baila reported col lected by pollc Judge, 11469.86. Fourteen thousand teeth make up th digestive process of th common garden snail. Boston Bruins Score Tie With Detroit Team BOSTON. Maaa.. Dee. 13 U.R) The Boston Brulna rocketed to a first Dlaoa tla with Toronto In th National Hockey leagu race by dofeatlng th Dotroii uea Wings, 3-1. before 10,000 tana laat night. ' The champlona. held even for more than two perloda. cord twlc In tb final period to clinch the victory. Herb Cain tallied tb declalve counter at 4:44 on a double prelay from Woody Du mart and Art Jackaon. Mel Hill added a third goal leaa than four minute Uttr on a paaa from Bill Cowley. Rookie Jack Shewcbuk netted his first legu goal to glv th Bruin a 1-0 lead mid-way In th (Irst period. Carl Llacombe, as sisted by Don Deacon and Mud Brunataau, aeored the equaliser at 13:36 ot tba second period. Roy Conacher, high . scoring Bruin winger, suffered a broken left wrlat aa result ot a first period collision with Jlmmle Orlando. count ETHICS ALBUQUERQUE "Profeaslon al Courtesy," explained Police Judge E. Q. Qober as be suapend d th on dollar fine assessed the holder ot a parking ticket. The defendant? 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