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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1941)
en 4 Sport, Brief. fcJ rulUrlon. Jr.Sw" NEW YORK. Oct. 20 (The fepeclsl New. Service) The football bookie, rloked bad fceitlng by muklng Navy b 10-10 nvorlta ovor Perm utter last VMk'i tie with Harvard. They're ven money now , j . Freddie . : po.toll, who wen irinklng a nice Oitnabuck, will be, on thn shelf ire months with n bunted mitt 1 . . In four gumes only .even basses out of 30 nttomptn hnve (ert completed ugalnat Purdue', defense . . Jimmy Orlando, hockey', butt mm lust icinn, 1. .porting hand.ome moua tache thla fell and Manager Jack Adam. o( the Red Wing, offerod : him 00 buck, to keep It long v nough for the gnl spectators to gat look Cilve a cheer (or J'enn State'i soccor toam. It Jio. won 03 game, in a row. QUOTE. UNQUOTE Phil Rliiuto: "Being built rloia to tha ground hoi It. ad vantage, for a .hortatop and It 'makes It tough on ome pitcher, to gat tha ball down to my .height and over the plate. There' no kidding that I rent alienee with a bate hit." Q, NE MINUTE SPORTS PAGE $ Next year'. PGA tournament likely will go to Detroit'. Crosse ; Jsle club. The motor executive - who put up tha dough for the Ryder cup exhibition 1. willing to back It for 120,000 . . . With Billy Sooaa retiring a. middle weight champ, Mike Jacob. I. trying to ilgn Al Hosluk to tako Billy', place against Ken Over lln . . . Tommy Harmon and hi. , broadcasting partner haven't been .peaking to each other late ly. They work alternate quar ter of the Michigan game from separata booth . . . Dei Blsson . ette, one-time Dodger, may get to manage the Hartford Eastern league club next teason a. a re ward for hi good work with the Brace.' Pony league (arm t Bradford, Pa. . . . Couple of gmall college team that deaerve big hand are St. Francl (Pa.), which ha. won II .freight, and Kearney (Neb.) Teacher, which gained 2463 yard in till. VW. five victories. , . Application blank, for mem Der.hip in tha National Associa tion of Semi-Pro Umpire, in clude a queatlon about the ump'j vision. One guy from Kansas wrote: "One doctor say okay but 10,000 fan. say I'm blind." Whirlaway Has Vacation Before Winter Racing t LOS ANGELES, Oct. 29 UP) California's moat distinguished turf vlaltor, Whirlaway, settled down for a brief Vacation today but soon will go back into train ing for an arduous campaign at Santa Anita race track this win ter. ,j The triple-crown 3-year-old Champion reached Santa Anita om the Calumet farm at Lex igton, Ky., yesterday. Ho alep- ed lightly off the special rail road car to find a surprisingly large inrong of nearly 0000 on hand to welcome him. Beavers Pick Up Pieces, Practice for Idaho Game I OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallls, Oct. 29 (Special) The boys are picking up the pieces around the Oregon State football camp this week and will attempt to get thorn all back In place In time for a contest here Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with tha University of Idaho. The Orangemen, winners over .Washington and Stanford, were the victims of one of the major upsets ot 1941 last Saturday when they lost to Washington State 7 to 0 at Pullman. No alibis are coming from the Oregon State players or their poaches. Washington State won rt decisively that there is noth ITTig for the Orangemen to say. Coach Lon Stiner Is fortunate that he has no physical prob lems this week. All his players came out of the contest in good shape. George Peters, the big quarterback, and Don Durdon, tha little right halfback, are nursing bruises but they wilt be ready to play against Idaho. . The big task for Stlnor is to put his players In the right mental attitude for the Idaho game. Immediately after losing to Washington Slate the Orange men wore in low spirits. But Stiner hopes tho defeat will have the desired effect and that his boys will come back fighting mad. . Unless aome of the regulars show they can play better foot' ball than they did last Saturday, it is quite possible some now faces will show up at starting JUme Saturday. This situation Q'obably would bring to the ore soma soohomore backs in cluding Everett Smith, Bill Mc Innls and Bob Leichardt. Last Year's Lowly Idaho Grid Team on Winning Spree This Fall By JACK HEWINS MOSCOW, Idaho, Oct. 20 (P) A football team on the vergo of coming upnrt at the eam hint yeur ha bunn put tnguther with zlppors in 1041 by Francl Schmdlt at tho Unlvorlty of Idaho. HI Idaho Vandal have knocked over three tough rival, in a row und Fullback Bill Mlckllch I. loading the Pacific Count conference- acorlng race with 30 point. The achool, monotonou.ly plowed under In tha pant by tho real of the conference, i sprout ing anmo football oata and the man from thn midwest la riding the cultivator. Lust year Idaho went aeven gamna hofnra it got a point and nine before poatlug ita only win. Tho cheor leader waa talking to hlmanlf at home game.. You could write the national deficit ir. the dint on the .tadium aeata. October 20, 1941 Cadets Confident of Win Over Notre Dame Irish By BID FEDER WEST POINT. N. Y., Oct. 20 (IV-There is a btdsheet hang ing from a window outaidn an upperclu.s dormitory at the U. S. military academy today which announce, flatly and conclusively, "We've bet our brltche. agaln.t Notre Dame." Thl. Is one way of describing the entlro cadet corp.' attitude till. week. The Army conches have been trying to warn the boy. for dny. that Notre Dame ha. all the physical equipment to knock Iholr ear. off Saturday. But the player, and the students Just won't believe 'em. Thl. may be a .light backfire from the spirit and morale Red Blalk has injected Into the happiest Army grid situation in years. It may mean that tha fellow have Imbibed Red's git-up-ond-go not wisely but too well, for the hopped-up grldders end the student corps are looking on the hlgh-and-mighty Irish as lust another ball club, The players have laughed off Red's pointed remarks that on comparative analysis the South Bend athletes, in weight, speed and tha scrambling of such operators as Steve Juzwik and the much-feared Angelo Bertilll, should push tha Cadets off the un dofeatrd , pedestnl with the same resounding bump Humpty. Dumpty suffered. Football Special Carded for Bend Tiff Hammer Concentrates on Grants Pass Game; Snyder Reinstated Under the sponsorship of the Quarterback ct u b, downtown Pelican backers group, there'll be another football special to Bend on Armistice day for the annual season-end battle be tween the Blgbllls and the Lava Bears. IF tho club can guaran tee 179 reservations. And with 40 Pelican gridders, the KUHS band, virtually the entlro Lions' club, and the better portion of the Quarterbackcrs already a certainty, it appears there will be more than enough reservations to fill tho necessary quota. According to Harry Wayne, general agent for the Great Northern railroad, the train Is tentatively scheduled to leave from the GN station on South Sixth street at 7 o'clock Tues day morning, November 11. It will arrive In Bond about 11 1 Defense will be stressed In tills week's workouts. Francis Schmidt, the new football ment or at Idaho, Is one of the great offorisive coaches In the nation. His Vandals are showing a lot of razzle-dazzle that Oregon State must be ready to adequate ly cope with. c For Sale A late model radio rill sell cheap for cash . . How many time you have no ticed ad. like thl.. But ju.t be cause It doean't work like It did when you first bought It . . . doean't mean that it won't bring you In good reception. Ten to on the fellow that bought one of these advartl.ed aeta , . brought It Into our radio de partment . . . and for few dollars . . he aaved the price of buying a new one . . and now he can even get Lord Haw Hawl SPECIALIZED SERVICE CO. Your United Motora Dealer 1434 Main Dial 8103 Then for tha flrat time the univeralty got a coach with a national reputation when Schmidt, bringing an Impressive record from the Southwoat con ference and the Big Ten, came out from Ohio State to take charge. Alumni once more appeared in public. Tha Schmidt name put a porlod to the Idaho foot ball pant and oponcd a new paragruph before the coach even had a peak at hla pros pecta. These were unimpres alve. From the great loaera of '40 graduation took 18 lettermen and Schmidt had to build from tha leftover, and a acanty crop of sophomore., There were 10,000 people In the stands when Idaho oponcd agnlnst Utah. It waa a .mall gathering by Big Ten etandarde. but to Moscow, recalling tho.e empty .eat., It waa the Jackpot. PAGB THIRTEEN a. m., leave there at 8:30 that evening and arrive back in Klamath Falls at 10:30. Tickets for adults or students will be $3.38 and may be pur chased from members of the Quarterback club or at The News-Herald office. Quarterbackers Monday voted to finance tho trip for the high school band only. Status ot the remainder of the big KUHS show twlrlers, chorus, knights and Pep Peppers was in doubt Wednesday. Meanwhile, as the town ap parently concentrated on the Bend contest, Pelican Coach Buck Hammer was pointing ex clusively for Friday night's Grants Pass encounter In the valley. Practice this week was NOW TASTE DISTILLED FROM THMOP OF-THE'CROPl You c.nt find ricber.tMu8 OiD QUAKBR U distiUed from THE - TOP-Of ' TJ2 ' PACKAGE A treat awaits you when you try OLD QUAKER Special Reserve I wiUMi is mm h in h me? nn wmhit The Vandal lo.t to Utah and dropped their next tart to Ore gon, but (cored In each tua.lo, The third time out they crushed Gonzoga, 21 to 7 -they hadn't even acored on thla old rival for two eaon. Convincingly, then, they clumped' a 18 to 0 defeat on Utah State and lust woek .mothered previously unbeaten Willamette, 33 to 8. But Idaho fan. .till have time to wonder what happened to tho raizlo dazzle that wa. synonymous with Schmidt. Idaho in acorlng on smash-and-grunt football, plua aomo for ward passing. ' You vo got to nave speed and ballhBndllng before you can atari using that fancy stuff." Schmidt explain quietly. Though hi own club la spar Ing with razzle dazzle, Schmidt flnda apeed and deception the vogue with coast team.. FOOTBALL BRIEFS SEATTLE, Oct. 29 W) Just when Coach Jimmy Phelan was DroDared to concentrate on de veloping a punter on hi Wash- ington lootball squad ociore oai urday'a Montana game, his best bet bobbed up again as a cripple. Bobby Erlckson, the triple threat Seattln sophomore who suffered a tendon Injury two weeks ago, was Jolted Into the cripple class again by a hard tackle in last night's workout. Phelan Is planning on putting his sophomores under the gun against tho strong Grizzlies. PALO ALTO, Calif., Oct. 29 UP) Dciayed-reaction injuries cropped up today on Stanford', football team, possibly putting two regulars and a top reserve out of action against Santa Clara hero Saturday. Team physicians said leg In juries received by Loren L prade and Bruno Banduccl, lirst-string guard and tackle, and Bill Mannon, first replace ment for Banducci, In the Wash ington game lost week had got ten worse Instead of improving, making their participation against the Broncos doubtful. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 29 (JP) , The UCLA football team faced a long but comparatively light practice today, concentrating on timing which supporters hope ' will down the Golden Bears of : California here Saturday. Art Anderson, (etterman, may start at right end instead ot Burr Baldwin, the sophomore who figured in the Bruins' first -touchdown over Oregon last week. Both are subs for Bob Simpson, who will be out of the lineup for the rest of the season with a severe shoulder injury. being devoted to pass attack and defense and the running attack. The entire squad, with the exception of Ralph Foster, came through the Eureka game without injuries. The scamper . Ing little back was expected to be in shape by Friday night, however. , Bob Snyder, first string quar terback who was suspended from the squad last week for breaking training rules, has been reinstated at the request of the team, Hammer said. 15 CSJuaker YOUR fw""- mm n t run hi w m mimi n. unman, u. VjSfcy I Pint Quart HOOP PRACTICE STARTS LA GRANDE, Ore., Oct. 29 IJP) Freshman baaketball prac tice started thla week at Eastern Oregon College of Education with eight player answering Fre.hman Coach Fldyd Orton'a call. , Two other, Don Andrewa, former all-itate Waahlngton player from Longvlew, and Phi) Hodgen, former all-state Ore gon player from Pendleton, will Join the aquad t the close of the football season. FATAL CHICAGO, (IP) Gloria Graeo, 14, waa walking through a high achool corridor when .he wa. hit In the mouth by a boy carelessly .winging hi. arm. Her Hp waa cut and an In fection developed. She died two week later. I VI I I I TUP CFNCATinN OP THP (FACQM AT CFARC! I W Wired the Manufacturers, "We y. . ty Want the Outstanding Overcoat Buy of f r f ' the Winter Season ... Ve Want to Show ! Ill I I If Our Customers REAL SAVINGS!" J 1 AND HERE IT IS... nM (J ( f WINTER WEIGHTS, including V L I LD the famous BENGORA! Values to 111"" "1 . 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They are Bill DeCorrevont, one-time victim of too many nice worda with the wildcats, anay Minnesota', rock-ribbed line de flator, Bob Sweiger. Ballyhooed aa a young world beater in 1939, DeCorrevont found tho handicap a tough one In hla aophomore season except against the Gophers. In that game, he further mangled a badly mangled Minnesota sea son, by .printing aome 80-odd yard fur a touchdown that pro vided a 14-7 victory margin. Laat year It waa Swelger's turn. In tight tussle at Evans ton, with tha Western confer ence title at stake, it was Swei ger who punched through the Wildcats' forwards twice for touchdowns that set up the final 13-12 win for the Gophers. Saturday will see DeCorre vont rated as one of the mid west's headliners and seeking to put pretty eeetlnf e ate big time football career. It will alio see the stocky Swetge 1st a new role, that of light hlf baek.
