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PROBLEM
Our baseball Pelicans are be
Inil tut upon. Nobody wunti 'em.
In (ml Albany him said (but
If tbu l'vltcuiia uru lut Into the
Slalu luiiguu, Albany will lut It
null out of Ilia iSiulu luuuuu. till
vurtui) unil Uuguiiu have sunllur
opinion.
Mutllurd, loo, In looked upon
Willi u muusuru of uskuuco by
llio northern trio ol statu loop
ers. Tho reason If you need
one ia dat 01' dobuil luboer.
Tne valley lads are unwilling
to make in Jeunta down this
way. They'd prater to split
Hit circuit into norllurn and
Ooulnorn divisions thraa
saint In each group and con
duct tli cnamplomhtp on a
year-end playou ayitom.
The rub lies In u third tcum
to comprlso tlio lower hall.
'Ilium uni t uno.
liuiul, which llio norlliorii
boys mo wiIiihk lo urtnil to the
koullu'iii divuooii, la further
iiwuy ironi ivivtllurd thun it is
lioni r.ugi'nf, ijuvcrloii mid Al
buny mm la probably not In lu
vor uf being grunted. Thus It
will want lo bo Included In the
northern setup.
This, loaves Klamath Falle
and Mediord In th southern
hall which doaan't exactly
constitute a circuit. And
whar to find anolhor tam. or
btlr, two loom?
If you huvo .ni answer, con
tact I'elu Lciiiiicliilcr, whom I'm
Ore will K'vu you (I4 and o free
U-miii piian. .
Al thu moment a thought oc
curs that maybe Lntiriindu
would llko to uet In. In that
cuae, nil thill a necessury la to
pick up a team from around
Klamath Kalis. A homeland
homo m-rli-s could bp urrunitcd
with ull tha names at Hecreiitlon
park, thereby anving traveling
expensea.
Tho whulo business la somo
what inoro than allly iimsmuch
a viich of tho valley tennis will
huvo to iniiko but olio trip to
Klamath Fulls and ono to Med
ford during tho year, while both
tho Crutcra and the Pelicans
mint mnko three Jnunta to the
north.
Itoth aouthcrn teama nro will
ing. Why, then, they nrguo,
won't tho northern half agree?
I'll bite.
Q Nevertheless, next Sunday' the
reticent trio will meet In Albany
to thresh It out. Tho following
weekend the entire league will
gather at Kugene for a allow
down. Klamath fani have their col
lective fingers crossed.
DISAPPOINTMENT
Al Llghtner, iportt editor of
the Salem Statesman, has nom
inated hla- "mosts" and "bests"
of tho lute sttito tourney.
Among 'em:
"M O S T DISAPPOINTING
TEAM Klamath Knlli. The tall
est quintet In tho tournoy and
looked potentially ons of tho
best, but tho Pelicans were con
tent to fire from all Improbable
angles, losing possession of tho
bull."
OFFEH
Local 84 of tho CIO Interna-
Q'lini Woodworkers of America
Pondosa, Calif., has volun
teered its services for fire sup
pression training to tho Shasta
National Forest scrvlco for the
coming summer.
A resolution points out that
tho present emergency has
caused a shortugo of help for fire
fighting und has ulso increased
tho flic menace. Tho local,
therefore, has volunteered Its
services and urged all other lum
ber workers to follow.
' It' a gesture which all sports
mon should appreciate and be
grateful for. This correspondent
hopos that others will pitch in.
Lord Beaverbrook
Will Go to U. S.
LONDON, March 10 (AP)
Lnrd Beaverbrook, former Brit
ish minister of war production,
"-111 go to tho United States, it
fs announced officially Wed
nesday.. A spokesman, dispelling ro
cont doubts as to whether Beav
erbrook would continue In work
for tho governmont since his re
moval from tho cabinet, said the
publisher would carry on efforts
In connection with tho pooling
of United Nations resources.
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OREGON
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Cravath N
Replace Sam Barry
San Francisco Coach Takes Over at
Southarn Cal; Navy 'Captures' Barry
LOS ANGKLES, Mureh 1 (Ul'l Jeff Cravath, head football
coach al San Francisco university, lust night was named to suc
ceed Justin (Sam) Hairy us football couch ut University of South
ern California.
Harry was granted a leave of absence from his coaching
position to enter the navy us u lieutenant commander In char;e
In Navy
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Navy Eyes
Grid Tilts
On Coast
SAN FRANCISCO. March 11)
i,P) The U. S. navy la going to'
piny football next fail and Is
making out Its schedule to In
clude games with Pacific Coast
conference university teams if
the colleges can and will piny.
This was evident today after
Lieut. Frank Wlekhorst hod
asked both 'the University of
California and Stanford for a
place on their schedules for his
naval air cadet training team
at St. Mary's.
Both Stanford and California
also acknowledged through their
graduate athletic managers that
some revamping of the confer
once schedules will be necessary
next week at a meeting in Port
land, Ore., to make room for the
service teams and also to adjust
lo the Golden Bears' new three
semester academic program.
"Wo will attempt to localize
our schedule to fit war condi
tions," said 1 Masters, the Stan
ford graduate manager. "It Is
likely that tho entire football
schodulo of tho conference will
bo arranged at Portland next
week to accommodate changes
caused by California's adoption
of a new full year semester
schedule."
Ken Priestley, graduate man
ager at Berkeley, asserted, "Our
altitudo toward service teams
was indicated last year when
the U. C. Ramblers played four
games."
The whole, coast football pro
gram has been an uncertain
quantity duo to the army's ban
on crowds of moro than S000.
Whatever happens to the crowds
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of uvlutlon cadet physical train-
ing
Cruvnth's appointment hod
been urftcd by alumni of the
university because he Is a grad
uate of the school and captained
lis 11)2(1 temn. I.umI year, his
first seiison lit Si'U, Cruvnth's
team scored 112 points In nine
games, the hl;he,t scoring of
any teum on tho coast.
Following his graduation from
(JSC In 11)26, Cruvutli was os
sislunt couch there for two years
und then from 11)211 through
ID.'tl he was head conch at
Denver university, llo returned
to his alma mater In 1 :).') and
from lUi'i until 1941 was line
coach under the late Howard
Joncn.
Barry succeeded as head
coach Inst full following the
death of Jones. Only a few
weeks ago President ltufus B.
Von KlelnSniid announced he
hud been appointed heud coach
for 111-11 but that announcement
wus followed by Barry's declara
tion that he was entering the
navy.
Cruvutli, 37 years old, is mar
ried und the father of two daugh
ters. Honkers Drub
Bonanza Title
Five, 52-24
TULKLAKE Coach Clyde
Frlhholr' triumphant Honker
eager continued llieir march to
ward the Siskiyou county hoop
title last weekend when they
downed the Klamath county
Bouniuii chumps in a double
header non-coiiierence game on
the home court.
While the game has no bear
ing on the chances for tho title
on this side of the stale line, the
win once more boosted morale
or "u nKer lineup to lever
P"d nd the lads are whetting
olf with Fort Jones here Friday
night for chumpionshlp of the
cusl-west section.
In the main round with the
Antlers, Tuleluke shot baskets
uround, over uml under the in
vaders to lino up a scoro of 52
to 24. Bonanza just returned
from the Ashland U tourney and
looked good at the opening gun
but at half time had fallen 10
points behind. In the third
quarter the Honkers bunched
for the kill and massed up on
overwhelming lead. Forward
Bukcr for the locals tallied 24
points.
In the preliminary, the Honker
B's won a 29-21 game.
Winners of the games next Fri
day night will piny Weed and
Mt. Shasta. The A's will play
Weed, holder of first place In
tho central section in A compe
tition, and the second string
plays Mt. Shasta, also In tho
central section. If tho game
goes mc MonKcr way, a game
will be played here on March
27.
Looking for DargalnsT Turn
to Ihc Classified page.
and whether attendance drops
or not, the revelation that naval
training teams plan on playing
makes it seem likely that the
universities can count on some
form of gridiron sport.
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Nothing New
On NCAA's
Tourney Bill
KANSAS CITY, March 19 UT)
There Is something nostalgic
about the basketball teams that
play tomorrow night In tho west
ern NCAA playoffs.
Colorado, Rice and Kansas
participated In the 1040 games,
and are back again this year.
Stanford has replaced Southern
California who represented the
Pacific coast two years ago.
One big difference, however,
la apt to be In the outcome. Kan
sas won the 1840 title with Colo
rado finishing third and Rice
fourth.
The Buffalos of the Rocky
Mountain conference enter to
nigms mi wun me ivansans
pcKgcu as lavoruea 10 go an ine ycar wth an unusually easy 51-w"y-
I 20 win over the Pullman, Wash.,
This favoritism may be slight- j All-Stars. Hank Luisetti, passing
ly misplaced when you consider! (lawlessly, made five out of nine
that Stanford, Rice and Kansas fiL.(j goa attempts for 10 points,
all have batted along at a 50- Bartlcsville was ahead 25-9 at
point a game clip and have won1 the half.
or shared championships In lea- Tne only service team remain
gues that really are tough. , lngtho fensacola, Fla., naval
Rice faces Stanford in the ( llyer9wt.nt out beiore the
opening game and will count on i Seattle, Wash., Alpines, 45-31,
their mercury-tinted offense to , coach Bill Murphy bid good
overcome the Indians' superior-1 bye t0 civilian life. The Alpine
ity in height. The Owls have coacn wa ordered just beore
scored 58.4 points per game t tne uame to report to the navy
while holding opponents to on ; frid0y as a physical instructor
average of 38.9. Stanford boasts J The game was one of the rough
a right smart attack of IU own est in the tournament with 38
which Is paced by the club's co-' f0uls called.
cupiaiiis, uon ourness ana mil
Cowdcn. Burncss and Cowden
at 6 feet 3 Inches, are the small
est players on the team.
BASEBALL
WIOHKSDAV't IXHIalTIOH RESULTS
Waitamitua . St. Juls Jlruvna cto-
Crllr.1; Mill.
Nrw York TsnkM it. ClndnDnli cm
cIM; wet ground!.
11. II. K.
KyrftClit IIL) s l.i o
l'lilU'lrl.hl IN) IS II
lurtrll. Jlirrli (7) anil limit; l'.lln-i,
Krlmlu (i), Hughe (a; tnd Warren, Llv.
aiui,jn (7).
K. II. B.
X.w York (X) l
CI'Yt-lantl IA , 9 1
Koalo, 6) and Panning, Ulacmlra
(0i Iiran. Ommek it) and llegau.
It. n. t.
Uroollro (N) i 9 I
Unroll (Al 6 1.1 I
Head, Cater (A) and Dapper: Trout, Han
dera (). Wnlt (7). Hanihaw (). Faraoaa,
enter (7).
noilon (A) ' I
st. Lmiit (X) I t 0
lolM,n. K)tg (7). nullafid (12) and Cun
m ; Wamrae, Brcrheea (4). Lortrinan (7).
KrUt (IX) and Cooper,. Maocuio (0). (IX
inning).
R. II. r.
Philadelphia (A) t 7 1
Chlraffu (A) 4 t 0
Weill, Marchlldon () and Wagner: Diet
rich, lllgnejr (4), llarnea (7) and Turner.
Tokle to Jump
At Sun Valley
SUN VALLEY, Idaho, March
10 (P) Torger Tokle and two
of his most able competitors for
national ski jumping honors are
scheduled to make exhibition
jumps at Ruud mountain, March
29, following the Harriman cup
and international ski races.
Tokle, holder of the world's
record for ski jumping, will ap
pear with Alf Engen, winner of
the national two-way combined
championship at Yosemite last
weekend, and Art Devlin, the
eastern ace.
Read the Classified page
Spring Sport Dance
Sponaored By
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Saturday, March 21
Klamath Armory
Dancing 9 Till 1 Doors Open 8:30
Hollywood Breezes
Into AAU Semi-Final
Blood-Selling Chicago Clippers
Score Upset in Tripping Chemicals
By CARL REICH
DENVER, March 19 (UP) The Hollywood Twentieth-Centuries
breezed Into the quarter-finals In quest of another national
AAU basketball championship Wednesday, but their perform
ance was overshadowed by a bunch of kids with jaw-breaker
names from Chicago's South Side.
Tho Chicago "V" Clippers, who sold their blood for $10 a
pint so they could come to the world scries of cagedom, came
from behind to defeat the Midland, Mich. Chemical A. C. team,
30-34, In the biggest upset of
the third round.
The Clippers will meet the
Bartlesvillc, Okla., Oilers, 1040
champs, Thursday night. The
Oilers moved Into the quarter
Iinai for the fourth straight
Th Hollvwood Twentieth-
Centuries, defending champions,
displayed all the power of an
armored division as they went
into the quarter-finals with a
59-53 victory over the Milwau
kee, Wis., Allen-Bradleys and
their superiority was greater
than the six point margin indi
cates. The Denver Legions, cham
pions in 1937 and 1939, eased
through to a 63-29 victory over
the Portland, Ore., Bradfords to
gain the quarter-finals for the
ninth time in 10 years. Big Bob
Gruenig, former ail-American
center, and Bill Strannigan,
Wyoming University all-cc.ifcr-
ence guard, led the Legions with
12 and 15 points, respectively.
Scores:
Denver UKtona SI. Portland, Org. Brad
lordt n.
Barllaaeilla, Okla. OlMri II, Pullman, Waah.
ll-Stara .
La Angela CIIMomi S7, Ouaohlta Colksa,
ArkaOclpNa, Ark. II.
San Sranoitco A. C. (, Dallat Pepper II.
Chicago 'Y' Clipper , Midland, Mloh.
Chemical A. C. X.
Seattle Alpln 41, Penaaoola, Pit. Naval
Slyer II.
Hollrwood Twentlelh-CentuTlee at, Milwau
kee, wu. AllenlBradlera it.
Artmiml Kinff. nftW chief of
Ua flnnt le air.minrfoH Watph
for King, to play, rome ' aces
against tho Japs, ''t-
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Next Tuesday Armory Card
A cleanlc-meanle top event was In prospect today for Klam
ath rassle bugs looking forward to next Tuesday's regular armory
program. .
Promoter Mack. Lillard said that Cryln' Cy Williams, th
Florida hurricane who was blown out last week by Vicious Vin
cent Lopez, will tangle with Jim Casey, handsome Irish lad from
Killarney. Casey has made a spontaneous hit here, Lillard said.
Last Tuesday he tripped Pedro
Brazil of Brazil, South America.
Chief Thunderbird, big Van
couver, B. C, Indian, is on tap
for the opener, Lillard said, but
his opponent has not been se
lected. Looming also was grudge
battle between Williams and
Pete Belcastro, Weed wild man.
The bout will not take place
next week but Belcastro wants
to meet the huge Floridan as
soon as possible.
soxiho
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XEW YORK te Sarold. IM. Dee
Molnea, Is., alopped Teddy Wlnt, IM, Sit. :
v.mnn, J. Y.. (. -
KW IIAVK. Conn. Willi l-en, 117.
Hartford. IVwin., outpointed Johnny Compo. I
US, Mew Haeen, 8).
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supreme court where lies the re
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' RALLY FAILS :- . ;,
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(P) Despite a blazing seven
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sity of Santa Clara's baseball
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