Sports 'y?k
Briefs fa jJ
Br
t
Hugh
FulUrtoB, Jr,
-2A
NEW YORK, Jan. 13 (Wide
World) A lot of silly things
have been said about the war
V
and sports (and this may be one
of them) but we can't see the
necessity of cancelling the golf
championships . . . We can't
think of anything that would
have much less effect on the
war effort than a women's golf
tournament unless it's the
court tennis championships that
already have been called off.
As long as the golfers are go
ing to have competition, why
not let them have a national
title to aim at, even though it
wouldn't mean as much as usu
al . . . Court tennis( the rich
man's game) made its contribu
tlon Saturday when Pierre Et-
chebaster, the world pro champ,
licked a pair of amateur aces
. . . The N. Y. Racquet and Ten
nis club let down the bars, ad
mitting members of the Links
Brook, Knickerbocker, Yale,
Harvard, Princeton and Colum
bia clubs (at $5.50 per) and col
lected more than $400 for the
Red Cross.
TODAY'S GUEST STAR
Jack House, Birmingham
- News: 'Tony Galcnto's offer-
lng to fight Joe Louis for noth
ing isn't charity. It's all it's
, worth."
" MATINEE
. Freddie Fitzsimmons, whose
new bowline emnorium oriened
the other night, is the 26th ma-
' jor leaguer (past and present)
. on the list of alley owners .
" No doubt their places all fea-
-. ture strikes . . . Reports from
'. Chicago say the Cubs have been
; Inquiring about training facili
ties in San Antonio, Tex., and
the White Sox have been shop
', ping around Florida, although
both clubs still say they're go
fing back to California . . . The
freshman basketball team at Au
burn is coached by the college's
. athletic publicity director, which
. poses a nice problem in ethics
;for Elmer G. Salter . . . When
; the story that Santa Anita's race
'meeting had been cancelled
came over the wires, the Salem
r .(Mass.) Evening News headlined
: It: 'There's No Santa Anita."
.BPORTPOURRI
Back from a coast-to-coast re
cruiting tour. Gene Tunney re
y ports he still is looking for
,- physical Instructors for the navy
but lsnt signing up any more
boxers. Applicants now are re
quired to hold degrees in physi
cal education from approved
colleges . . . Freddie Gulnyard,
r Joe Louis' secretary and closest
companion, has been talking
( about entering the army when
' Joe does, but since he is the
.sole support of his mother he
' probably will stay at home and
; manage Joe's real estate . . .
Dippy Evans, the Notre Dame
fullback, drove all the way from
South Bend, Ind., to Philadel
phia to take a job during the
Christmas holidays . . . Only
casualty at ski meet at Butte,
'.Mont., last week was Ole Kol
stad, who had his fingers frost
, bitten while he was manipulat
ing a pencil as a judge. '
'RELATIVITY
, After welterweights Billy
Murray and Mai Williams had
staged a rip-snorting scrap at
VWhite Plains, N. Y.. the other
night, they met socially for the
first time and were surprised to
learn they were cousins . , .
' Any baseball player would have
told them that' what you call
a guy who always gives you a
,hit.
Xakeview Hears
Stuart on Football
I LAKEVTEW-JIm Stuart, all
coast tackle in 1940, gave a talk
this week before the chamber of
commerce on his experiences the
past season as a member of the
Washington Redskins, a member
of the National Professional
Football leaeue.
' The talk was followed by a
quiz period during which Stuart
answered numerous questions on
me various phases of profession
al football. The fnrmii ranlnin
of the University of Oregon foot
ball team is connected with the
Oregon Moulding company of
utttteview.
FAUROT GETS RAISE
COLUMBIA, Mo. Don Fau
rot's new contract at University
of Missouri calls for $10,000 an
nually, highest ever paid to foot
ball coach at that institution.
"He Child of Mine will
Don't bo so sure, Mother I
Anybody, nnrwhore, can have roundwormal
yea. and the uely creuturea may be living
Inalda your child riflnl now, atartinjr trouble,
without your even knowing it. If your child
la pale, underweight, nervoue. hue an uneaey
nomaeh, plcka at none or aent - theao ugly
roundworrna may be at work.
Play aafol Get Jeyne'e Vermifuge at onr.
n aola rery gently, yet ejipcla atubborn
worma. And If no worma are there, It acta
fait aa a mild laxative. Jayne'a l Amerlca'a
teat known proprietary worm medicine, used
ay mllllona, for over A century. Demand
layna't Varralfugal At all drug atoraa.
Bellotti Joins List
Of Pelican Cripples
Brosterhous Still Out, Love Back
In for Two Bend Games on Weekend
A third casualty hit the Klam
ath high school basketball Peli
cans Wednesday, further hurting
their chances for initial District
3 victories this weekend.
Aldo Bellotti, reserve forward
who sparked as the Bigbllls shad
ed Ashland last weekend, was
in bed with an infected knee,
the result of a floor burn picked
up against the Grizzlies. Coach
Dutch' French said it was un
likely he would be in shape to
play against Bend either Friday
or Saturday.
Meanwhile George Broster
hous' foot injury was diagnosed
as a break or an incipient frac
ture of the arch, which means
i the 6 foot-5 inch forward will
not see action against the Lava
Bears.
KUHS followers were cheered,
however, by the return of Cap
tain Gene Love whose ankle liga-
Bowling
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ment, French said he was drilling
the Whiteblrds on offense this
week, concentrating on both a
fast break and set plays. The
veteran mentor is working Don
Laird, a fast senior, at the va
cant Brosterhous-Bellottl post.
French was enthused at the
performance of Big Jim Cox,
6-foot 3-inch . center, in Satur
day's clash against Ashland. The
junior eager laid in seven bas
kets and a free throw to pace
the locals and apparently has
found himself offensively.
Friday night's tiff begins at 8
o'clock In the KUHS gym with a
Freshman-Tulelake B encounter
slated for six o'clock and a Wild-cat-Tulelake
A contest scheduled
for seven.
Saturday night the Pelicans
play again at 8 o'clock following
a Wildcat-Henley game at 7.
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Hogan Shades
Thomson in
Golf Playoff
By HOMER WELBOHNE '
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 13 flfPl
Ben Hoean. a cnnH litttn man
from Hershey, Pa., Tuesday prov
ed he could whip the good big
man, Jimmy Thomson of Del
monte, uai., Dy capturing the
Dlavoff of the S10.000 Lnx Anc
eles open golf championship with
a par v ana a one stroke ad
vantage over his husky rival.
But Thomson did not -ive un
without a struggle and by the
narrow margin 01 missing a 17
foot putt on the last hole ailed
to square the match.
A gallery of approximately
4000 fans thronged the Hillcrest
course to witness the nlavnff nnrl
the huge throng somewhat hamp-
EVERY
Overcoat
IN STOCK - - NOW
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Includes Timelv and
HarV Schaffner & Mark
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OSC Series;
Wins, 53-45
Gale Bishop, Marv Gilborg
Lead Cougar Attack as
Champions Gain Split
CORVALLIS, Ore., Jan. 14 m
The Washington State Cougars
staved off a last half rally of a
hard-fighting Oregon Statu team
to win, 53-45, in northern di
vision Coast conference basket
ball play here last night.
The victory, second of the four
game Oregon field trip for the
Cougars, was largely credited
to Gale Bishop and Marv Gil
berg, who led the attack and
piled up the points necessary to
stop the Oregonlans.
The Cougars took an early
lead and led at halftinic, 24-20,
but dropped behind for a mo
ment in the face of a strong
Oregon State attack in the sec
ond half. A comeback netted the
Cougars six field goals and they
took a 33-32 lead, never to be
headed again.
John Mandlc and Lew Beck
threw a short scare into the Pull
man boys with a six point flurry
midway in the second half but
accurate throwing by Gilbert:
and Bishop put the gamo on ice.
OUberg and Valenti, of OSC
tied for scoring honors with 14
points each.
Summary:
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Halftlme icq re: Weahinglca State 34.
Oregon State 10.
area tnrove mlneo: uuocrg, tmnop I.
Hunt, Witt, Valenti, Uandie I, Dement.
Referee: Puueo. Impire: Lee.
Job Rumor
Denied By
Lon Stiner
CORVALLIS, Ore., Jan. 14 (JP)
Lon Stiner, Oregon State foot
ball coach, returned home last
night with a denial of campus
rumors that he was looking for
a job at another school.
He told newsmen that he had
visited relatives in Nebraska and
had not been after the Univer
sity of Nebraska post, relinquish
ed by Biff Jones, who has been
called by the army.
CORVALLIS, Jan. 14 VP)
Saturday evening, January 17,
is the final, official, and only
date for the postponed OSC Rose
bowl victory banquet, to be held
on the campus with all the state
Invited.
Publication of conflicting dates
recently brought this announce
ment from Warren Reid, alumni
manager. The banquet starts
at 6:30 in the Memorial Union
building with places for more
than 700.
BOSTON, Jan. 14 (UP) Theo
dore F. (Ted) Williams, Ameri
can league batting champion, has
been ordered to report at Fort
Snelling, Minn., Jan. 25 for his
final army physical examination,
he revealed in a letter to General
Manager Eddie Collins of the
Boston Red Sox Tuesday.
ered both men, although neither
showed any signs of temper or
nervousness.
Victory brought first money of
$35000 to Hogan while Thomson
for his second received $1700 of
the prize money. In addition each
received 25 per cent of today's
gate receipts, approximately
$1000 apiece.
e getting his molars Into
a delicious maal. Wa have
a "pull" with people who
enjoy good food.
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Bankers Hold Comm
Lead With 32-24 Win
Rickys Lick Knights, 37-27 on
KUHS Courts, Faces Tik Tok Tonight
The First Notional Bank enprors mnlntnined their un
defeated lead in the Klamath Basin Commercial circuit
Tuesday night with a convincing 32-24 win over Tik Tok
while Kickys were licking Knights of Columbus, 37-27,
in the KUHS gym.
Big Joe Bellotti paced the Bankers' to their fourth
consecutive win by dropping four baskets and jthreo free
throws for 11 points. Slaymaker, meantime, bucketed
three baskets and one charity heave to load the Tik
Tok attack.
Joe Sworn
Into Army
In New York
NEW YORK. Jun. 14 (UP)
Heavyweight Boxing Champion
Joe Louis was sworn into the
United States army as Buck Pri
vate Joseph Louis Barrow today
and he spent port of his lust
civilian day Tuesday presenting
the Naval Relief society with a
check of $89,092.01.
The check represented the
navy's share of proceeds of a
benefit bout Friday night when
Louis defeated Challenger Buddy
Baer. The champion was ac
companied to the third naval
district headquarters b y Pro
moter Mike Jacobs, in whose
name the check was drawn.
Louis reported at 9 a. m. to
day to Camp Upton and after the
brief induction ceremony begun
his preliminary training and wu
assigned to a branch of the serv
ice. Although he asked for no
favors when he enlisted at Gov
ernor's Island Tuesday, Louis
was expected to bo assigned to
the morale division.
War Hits
Eastern
Athletics
Sports Situation Jumbled;
'Speedup' Plan Eyed
By JUDSON BAILEY
NEW YORK, Jan. 14 (P)
The impact of war has thrown
tho athletic programs of eastern
colleges into confusion, but
there seems certain to be more
sports activity Instead of less.
Today the situation Is jumbled
and the athletic directors
themselves are in the dark,
many not knowing even when
their own Institutions will be
gin and end their school terms.
Many colleges plan to crowd
three semesters into their cal
endars in an academic "speed
up," and this is where tho war
is being reflected most fully on
athletics.
Vacations are being aban
doned and commencements ad
vanced generally a full month,
resulting in the shortening of
spring schedules and the dis
carding of sports jupkets for
merly made during the Easter
recess.
However, there will be Inter
collegiate athletics during the
summer terms for the first time
at many colleges, physical edu
cation will be compulsory for
all men at some schools, and
freshmen may be admitted to
varsity competition.
Basketball Scores
HIOH SCHOOL
Jeffereon 14. Pranhlln 11 (Doth Portland),
Boot.. ell tt. Benton 46 footh Portland).
Lincoln a, Oranl 10 (both Portland),
tabln 11, Commerca 13 Cnolh Portland).
THIantoeN 41, Oreeham It.
Salem 40, MHwauMla 31.
Unleerallr 1), at. Marr'a It (both luiene).
Poreet Orove Tt, Hlllanoro .
Woodhum 80, tlleerlen 14.
Athland 43, Roaenurg It.
Eugene 31. Corralila 10.
Columbia Prep 37, Hill Military tt (oolh
Portland).
Merttortl 14, Crania Paea T7.
gXACT TEAMWORK
BETWEEN THE
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DOMESTIC LEAF
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The bank quintet led at the
half, 2317. The defeat was tho
third against only one victory
for Tik Tok.
Harold Putnam, ex-Kcno high
school all-around athlete, holed
seven two-pointers and one free
throw as Rickys stayed on the
heels of First National. The big
forward pushed In five buckets
in tho first half as the Jewelers
rolled to a 23-13 lead. Scott at
forward closely followed Put
nam with 11 points.
diet Amcrllng, speedy KC for
ward who is loading Commercial
loop scores, was held to two bas
kets bringing his season total to
48 points and cutting his margin
over Putnam to a slim basket.
The Jeweler victory left them
with three wins and one defeat
in second place.
Tonight Rickys faces Tik Tok
and the Knights clash with Uor
rls on tho KUHS courts begin
ning ut 7 o'clock.
Summurles:
HI. Nat. lank 111) Tik Tok
Slorrr, 3 V 6. haii.lere
lln-hr, 0 K 4. Heck
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Hcv.lt. II
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Dunsmuir Wins
Cage Brace
From Tulelake
TULELAKE Superior court
strength of tho Dunsmuir high
school baskctccrs gave both A
and B tilts to the squad down
south, according to Coach Clyde
Frlshholz of the Tulelcke Honk
ers whose boys lost both games
by narrow margins Saturday
night in Dunsmuir.
That the Honkers aro badly
In need of some tight training
on shots was demonstrated when
the local lads lost IS of 18
throws in the main go that gave
26 points to tho opponents and
23 to the Honkers. High point
man for this round was Forward
Bob Baker who tallied nine of
the points.
In the preliminary the Honker
second string went up against a
tightly knit, smooth moving
quintet that the Dunsmuir coach
admits Is "pretty good." In this
game Dunsmuir captured 29
points, the locals taking five
less. Woodman for Tulelake
tallied six of the 15.
On January 18 the Honkers
play the Klamath Wildcats In the
preliminary before the Bend
Pelican gamo and on next Sat
urday night play the first home
game of the season with Alturas,
an A class school. The first
conference game of the season
is scheduled with Dorris on Feb
ruary 20 at Dorris.
SOXINO
By The Aeaoelated Preee
WHITE PLAINS, H. V. Irwin Kaye
Kaplan, 133, U,a Angeiea, topped Vlnnla
Homiiio, III), llrooklyn, N. V., (7).
IIKDOKI.VX. X. V. - Jimmy Hatcher.
1.1144. Ukn I lly. S. :., nutpilnled Uulllermo
1'it'ntre, I3li, Colombia, .
NKW VOHK Hobby Itoffln. I3J. Xrw
York, outpointed Chalky Wright, !!ai, Lno
Angeln. fin),
JKIISKV CITY Joey Haddad, III. Pal-
tenon, S. J outpointed Tommy Homan.
lia, llayonne, (10).
rl.KVKI.AM) Jlmmr lllrlna. 178. Ctaro-
land, outpointed Hilly Hooae, 171, rarreil.
Pa.. (10). Jackie Wllaon. 139. Lne Anarlra.
outpointed (Jiirntln (llaby) llreeae, 137,
Mnni,-.UM, Klin, (ini.
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PAGE SIX
Joe Weighs in
anMfl fflilitoiYl r an i mhi'ii- 1 M
noavywoight Champion Joe Louit took his physical examina
tion at Oovornor't Island. Now York, preliminary to hla Induc
tion Into tho army. Horo Sorgoont William Chrattlna rocordt Joe's
moaturomonli. Asked about hla occupation. Jo taldi "fighting
and lat ma at thorn Japs."
Chiloquin
Hold B
Loop Top
Panthers Ship Gilchrist,
35-19; Bonanxa Victor
KLAMATH COUNTY
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Chiloquin ft o i.ooo
Bonanza 4 1 .800
Henley l 2 .1107
Merrill :) 3 .Son
Gilchrist 2 3 .400
Bly .. 2 :t .400
Keno 1 5 ,100
Molln 0 4 .000
Tuesday's Roaulla
Chiloquin .15, Gilchrist ll.
Bonanza 21), Mulm 22.
Henley 34, Bly 24.
Merrill 48, Keno 40.
Friday Camas
Merrill at Chiloquin.
Molln at Henley.
Bonanza at Keno.
Gilchrist at Bly.
Chlloquln's steamrolllng Pon
ther five marched on townrd the
1041-42 Klnmnlli County B len
guo fUig Tuesday night with n
sound, 35-0 trouncing of Gil
christ's Loggers at Gilchrist as
tho Bonanza Antlers stayed one
stop behind witli a hnlr-rnlsliig
29-22 victory over Malln.
The Panther's Conroy stole
scoring honors from red-headed
John Monks, his forward run
ning mute, as ho dumped in 14
points. Monks bucketed nine
and the balance of the scoring
was evenly divided. Hash paced
Gilchrist with 12.
Chiloquin led throughout the
contest but saw the Loggers
come within six points in the
final quarter. Ted Schopf's boys
poured on the coal, however,
and strode away easily. The
win was the Panther's fifth In
succession.
Tho Antler nearly fell to
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tangs In a hot one at Malln. The
score was locked 13-13 at the
half and 19 111 ut the third quar
ter. Mulm Mentor Joe LeClatr
Mild afterward It was one of the
most bitterly fought tilts In Mu
tnng court history.
The win kept the Antlers with
in ntrlklng distance of Chiloquin
with four wins and one defeat.
At Merrill, tho Huskies edged
Krno'a Kuglrs, 4840 for tholf
third victory against three lick
ing. lli-nlry thumped Bly at Bly,
.14 24. ufti-r a ding-dong battle
which left them In third place
mid dumped Bly Into a tie for
fifth. The Hornets wore paced
by D. C'heyne with 10 points,
Kobler's ten led the Bobcats.
Merrill Drops
Kano Five, 48-40
Keno'a hurd-f Ightlng squar
kept right on the heels of fav
ored Merrill Tuesday night but
Inst by eight points the final
whistle blow. The (core was 48
to 40.
It win a high scoring game
throughout with Merrill throw
ing in eight points at the first of
the starting period before the
Keno five started to click.
At hnlf time Merrill led 27 te
17.
High pointer for Merrill wa
Hodge who sank 10 markers.
Iliinnlcult, also of the Huskies,
sank 10 points. For tho losing
Keno hoopster. .Zaroslrukl held
high honors with IS tallies to
rntehiird s, his team-mate, 12.
in ino opener tno Merrill ft
squad heat life Keno Bs, 17 to 9,
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HORSES STRANDED
LO4 ANGELES Shortage of
freight cars may strand horses,
shipped hero fur winter racing
called off by war, unless Santa
Anita is permitted to run.
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