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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1942)
Rhapsody on the Move PELICANS PLASTER AS (. 4 -, . v. 1 I '1 O Rilii III Whlrlaway wit ivmphony In has aver won by copping Narragansatt Special. Not unusual poilllon of Georgia Wooll'i right hind and tht loot rain. Tha NEW YOnK. Oct. 10 Foot ball nmy or muy not bo tho bent lireparotlnn (or war, but It'a a clnch nothing clo short of wnr tfets tho boya ntpiimcd up quite im much 111 tho Ki'Ullron umo . , . llHht now thnros on arnumcnt 11 tho pro lcnituo ovor wheth er Reforoo Hobblo Cnhn blew nlow or (aat whistle In lost week' Packcra-Cnrdlnala game; tho caatcrn coochea are hct up nbout Harvard's shift and North Carolinian are protesting mild ly because Rice waited until about 10 dnys before their K111110 wa (cheduled to call It off be cause of "transportation difficul ties." ... Incidentally, a Clem Kon-Carollna. tinmo may bo sub. stituted tor Rlce-Ciirolina if a quick conversation between Jim Totum and Frank Howard In a local railroad station goes any farther. TODAY'S GUEST STAR Porter Wlltlch, Joplln (Mo.) Globe: "Tho transportation situ ation like It it, the team most likely to get to the Rosa bowl will be the one hitched to wag "on . . . which reminds that col lege football players, what with the Pullman scarcity, are find ing out what a rough life the coach really leads," jfTlWt1'JViWiI.IIJIipQ Sports Hugh fiftr t;Af , SPORTPOURRI The Athletics, who have train ed in California for years, are looking over southern sites. When Connlo Mack inquired about facilities at Savannah, the chamber of commerce manager reported he'd do anything he .... Eddlo Arcaro, who has been . . set down as a Jockoy, probably is the highest-paid exercise boy in thn rnrlntf hunlnnit Mi' rnl- lecting his regular contract pay $165 a month for exercising the Greentres stable hossei . . . Navy should get a lot of cheers In today's game with Princeton at Yankee stndlum. The Tars' J squad Includes two ex-Princeton-Isns and Dave Barksdale, who would have bean leading North Carolina against Fordham If he hadn't switched to the acad emy . . , Red Rolfe says thd big lest thrill of his baseball career didn't coma from any game ' "If ...... -!.kl -t.w .' TT W Will l( via . 7( . SERVICE DEPT. r Some 14 months ago, Babe Bonn, former Duquesn basket ball ace, and his pal Gene Rosen- S r t iJt'-' Jrfv 1 Huble Kerns and Cliff Bourland pass football as they would California halfbacks won N.C.A-A. today elashad with Ohio State XN III ttSW ' . " motion i h added 124,300 to tha champion awalti match rict with Leahy Enters Clinic, Won't Direct Irish Nervous Exhaustion Floors Notre Dame Mentor On Eve of Stanford Encounter CHICAGO, Oct. 10 W) Fronk.Lcohy, Notre Dome's athletic director and head football coach suffering from an undiagnosed ailment was to entar the Mayo Clinic at Rochester, Minn., for a physical examination today while his Fighting Irish struggled against Stanford at South Bend for the season s first grid victory. The 34-ycar-old coach, his face drawn and pnle, was unaccom panied as ho come here last night to take a train to the clinic Meets OSC Bob WatarfUId, UCLA Bruin back, was expected to see a lot of action today as the OSC Beavers met the Calif ornlans In Los Angeles. FIRST 300 GAMES INDIANAPOLIS ' First 300 games of the season were bfiwled by Cy Caldwell, a defense work er, and Bill Crosby , In Indiana polis leagues'. Indianapolis had only seven 300s last season. thai, who played football for Carnegie Tech, decided to enlist as naval cadets ... Tho navy separated them, Bonn going to Jacksonville, Flo., and Rosenthal to Ponsacola, but it wasn't per manent , . . . A few weeks ago Babe was walking through tho Jungle on a south Fnclflc island and ran right into his old chum, Rosenthal. Trojan Football Players Great in 'II -OnKf M-am.t ' 440 championships in 1941 and at Columbus grsatost bankroll rae hors Aliab today. for the physical checkup which he decided upon yesterday af ter he became 1)1 earlier this week. Ncithor Leahy nor his physl clan specified the cause of his Illness although the tentative diagnosis was reported by the coach s close friends to be ner vous exhaustion from overwork He had been receiving treat ments for a bock injury which ho bollcvod he suffered either whilo a member . of the Notre Dnme freshmon team or later when diving; ' . He said he had "reached the point physically whfre I am of no value to the Notre Dame loom." Backflold Conch Ed McKce vcr was named to take over Leahy's head coaching duties. Seattle '1V Faces Spokane For Pro Lead SEATTLE, Oct. 10 UP) With the circuit's four teams all even In the standings, Seattle and Spo kane will bo battling for the Northwest War Industries Foot ball league leadership in their second clash of the season here tomorrow. It will be the first home game for the Scattlo shipyards eleven, and a wido open aerial battla Is expected. In the first game of tho season, Spokans won a 7-8 victory whllo Seattle piled up the yardage and first downs. Portland and Vancouver will ba idle this weekend. RIZZUTO JOINS NAVY NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (P) Phil Rlzzuto, diminutive shortstop whoso play was a highlight of tho New York Yankees in tho re cent world series, loft, last night for the Norfolk, Va., naval base where today he started training as a seaman first class. COLUMBIA TAXES PASSES NEW YORK Recipients of passes to Columbia football games must purchase a 23-cent War Stamp. Track baton in mile relay. Southern '42, respectfully. Th Trojans v, A lit - , t "1 Heavy Klamath Eleven Held to 7-0 at Half: Bobbles Prove Costly ASHLAND, Oct. 10 (Special) Klamath Falls' heavy, hard charging Pelicans overran an outweighed Ashland high school football team here last night and crunched onward to a 26-0 vic tory, their fourth straight and first in southorn Oregon confer- once competition. The Inspired Grizzly eleven held the powerful mountalneors to a 7-0 bulge at the half, main ly through alert recovery of a rash of Klamath fumbles. The lone Pelican score came In the second quarter on a two-yard romp by Halfback Baldy Foster Rose Bowl Contest Set By Officials Gama May Nor B Intar Sectional, May Not Bo In Bowl; Servic Teams Eyad PASADENA. Calif., Oct. 10 lP) There will be a Rose bowl game come New Year's day. It may not be In the Rosa bowl, and possibly it won't be a col lege intcrscctlonal contest' as In the past, but there will be a Rose bowl game. The Tournament of Roses as sociation mads the announce ment lata last night after a con ference with representatives of the Pacific Coast conference. James K. Ingham, association president, said plans will pro ceed subject only to approval of the military authorities. If developments prevent hold ing the football game in Pasa dena's Rose bowl, . its historie setting, then it will be moved elsewhere, Ingham declared. This was the case last New Year's day, when Oregon State college and Duke university met at Durham, N. C, after the army refused approval of the Pasa dena site. There was some indication that the game might throw two service elevens against each oth er for army and navy relief. This was not discussed officially, however, , as the issue would have to be decided by a vote of conference members. Ortiz Hands Corum Pasting In Portland PORTLAND, Or Oct. 10 (VP) Manuel Ortiz, 121, El Centro, Calif., National Boxing associa tion bantamweight champion, handed a 10-round pasting to Nat Corum, 121, Honolulu, in Port land's revival . of boxing . here last night, A crowd estimated at 3000 witnessed Ortiz1 clear-cut deci sion. He outpointed tha dusky Honolulu battler in tha early rounds and out-slugged him in the closing minutes. The Assoc iated Press card gave Ortiz seven rounds and called three even Detroit Lions Seek Second Score Against Green Bay Packers NEW YORK, Oct. 10 OP) Detroit's Lions, able to score only a single touchdown In three national professional football de feats this season, trot out on tha field at Milwaukee- against the Green Bay Packers tomorrow with a new coach. John (Bull); Knrci.v formerly backfield mentor under Bill Ed wards, was elevated to the top job last week after tha Lions lost to the Brooklyn Dodgers. Mr. McCrae May Become A Beaver SALT LAKE CITY,. Oct. 10 (VP) Bill McCrae was a sports writer before taking' a public relations Job with the University of Utah. In his sports scribbling days he promised to grow a beard if Brigham Young university ever beat Utah in football. This sea son someone dug up McCrae's pledge. His razor may be ratlred to day. The two teams meet arid Brigham Young is given tha edge for the first time in years. GARRISON DECISIONEO HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 16 fVP) Jimmy McDanlels, 1501, Los An geles, won a 10 round decision over Jimmy Garrison, 1451, Kan sas City, Mo., at the American Legion stadium last night. Garrison never was dangerous and suffered throughout from McDanlels' left hooks to tha face and hard body blows. FtOHTS ly Thi aiHDlitid Prm ' BOSTON Allle Btoll. 139, Xmurk, X. J., outnolntrd Ab6 Dtoncr, 139, Bolton. (10); DKTROIT Jimmy Fiiir, IMVi. Detroit, ontnolntil 8tvrlo Turlello, 14014. Tork. (10), rORTUNn. Ort.-Mnmift Ortlt, 1Sl'i. t Ontrn. Cftllf., rieftfttod Kill Comm. llltt, Brninlnln. OI. around end. Manager Bernard Valllancour converted. Opening phases of the second half struggle found the visitors stilt checked by the fighting Grizzlies and the Ashlandcrs even threatening. On posses they floated aown to the Klam ath 19 but Fullback Don Mast grabbed a short Grizzly aerial in the flat and raced some 80 yards for the unbeaten Klamaths' sec ond touchdown. Vaillancour again converted. Coach Frank Ramsey called his reserves from the bench as the third period died but the youngsters went on to score They October 10, 1942 'U-A:- UH v ; "th: ia' - . DMITRI TADICH . ' ? ' C ' A J -.V iS " . J?J ir' h-tT-Cf M j lfF 9tiiilattA Empire r I ,-'------ Notre Dame's Collins Offers Wisconsin Captain A Pistol to Stop Four Horsemen By TOM LIEB ' Haad Coach, University of Florida , ' T 11 ficvef iorget the day 'the Notre Dame team which featured the Four Horsemen played Wisconsin at Madison. About the middle of the second quarter, when Notre Dame was ahead by three touchdowns, this incident happened: The field judge a big, fat fellow was carrying a revolver to stop the game at the half. In Jumping around on the recovery of a punt, the' Revolver dropped : out of his pocket and was pick ed up by Chuck Collins, our end. Collins carried the gun with him until after, the huddle of 9 "See if you can stop us with this." the next play and just before the ball was snapped he yelled: "Check signals." Standing up, he flashed the revolver in front of the Wisconsin captain, pre sented it to him, and said: "All right, pal, see if you can atop us with this." ' Maley's V i I , ; ;, ,, - No matttr how you look at It, Howard Malar, boots a baaut. ' twice again to bring the Invader total to exactly that of last year when a highly-touted Ashland squad fell before the then-undefeated Pelicans, 26-0, on Modoc field. A pass to End Rex Young from the 19 gave the crashing Red and White eleven their third score. Vaillancour missed a sec ond attempt after both sides were offside on the first. The fourth and fial touchdown followed shortly thereafter. The game was halted intermit tently as the fcatherlike Griz zlies took time either to recover or send in substitutes for regu Collided With Web PAGE NINE Manson Sparks Vandals Over EWC Team, 28-7 CHENEY, Oct. 10 (yF) Half back Howard Manson sparked the Idaho Vandals to a 28-7 vie tory over Eastern . Washington college yesterday. . . A crowd of 2500 saw Manson score two of the four touch downs himself while one of his target passes, a 33-yard toss to End Veto Berllus on the 10-yard line was good for another touch down. Jack Perrault directed a 68 yard drive for the Savages' lone marker. Sell it through the want-ads. Shillalah , . M Southern Mathodlst's flna back. t,-.......... . lars Injured by hard Klamath charges. The Ashlanders appear ed to be in poor physical condi tion even before the game. Marvin Watson, big Klamath guard, was removed from tho game In the second half suffer ing from a blow on the noggin which temporarily halted him mentally but not physically; : Thrice In the first quarter the Pelicans smashed to scoring ter ritory only to cither bobble or lose the ball on downs as the Grizzlies dug in. The Ashland Inspiration seemed to die as the second half got well under way, however, and the superior con foots in Portland Too Much Game Is Feared Izadk Walton Official - Says Army Should Hunt PORTLAND, Oct. 10. (P) There will be too much game ln America's forests this winter un less soldiers are called .upon to' reduce deer and elk herds. So said Kenneth. A. Reld, exec utive secretary of the Izaak. Wal ton League of America, yester-' day. - ... - , - There will-be fewer . hunters, because so many men are in the armed forces, and he suggested that hunting seasons ba extend ed. . If herds still are not re duced, then, the soldiers 'should be called,, in, Reld told an inter viewer. . " ' . The hides, hair and meat of the. animals could be used it the war effort, he said. ' Stiff For 3rd Term By Seattle SEATTLE, Oct. 10 (Pj Bill Skiff signed for a third year as manager of the Seattle Pacific Coast league baseball, team late yesterday but. he lett the door open for acceptance of a major league managerial post if it de velops. ' Emil Sick, president of the club, announced he and Skiff had come to terms after a lengthy conference and said he had agreed the contract would not be binding if the- bigger job was offered the little skipper. Skiff came to; the Ralniers in 1941 from New Rochclle,. N. Y after a successful baseball car eer that included a business post with the New York Yankees. He piloted the Rainicrs to their third straight pennant last yean The Rainiers won the Shaugtv nessy playoff during both years of his leadership. . . , , V. WORLD SERIES SALE " NEW YORK Last of 36,000 reserved and box seats for World Series at Yankee Stadium were sold Sept. 21. That left 28, 000 unreserved . and bleacher ducats, .- V KEENELAND. DATES ' LEXINGTON.' Ky.' Keene. land's fall meeting starts Oct. 13 and continues through Oct. 24 with the exception of Oct.. 19, a Monday. Mcdonald steps up NEW YORK Secretary John McDonald is expected" to succeed Lieut.-Col.- Larry MacPhail as president and general- manager of the Brooklyn Baseball club. . Whan in Madiord Stay at , ... HOTEL HOLLAND ' Thoroughly Modern Jo and Ann EarUy 1 Propriators dition of the Klamaths told tht . story. Young Elwyn Sllva, Klamath junior backfleld sensation, han dled himself well and reeled off a long run almost good; fnr a score. He was brought .down, however;, about 20 yard short of the end . zone. His repeated fumbles however, detracted from his otherwise seml-glltterlng per formance. . . . . . - The game was scouted by Med ford coaches and players, alike. Next week, the historic rival! clash in their annual classic on the Black. Tornado's field. ' ' Today .... . i. : 91: T rQ NETXj brooks three pictured -grtddars to' aa action, today as tha Washington Huskies . tangled-".-: with v John Warran's twioa-beataa Oragea tU in Portland.,' Top' left, Dmii tri Tadlch, rugged llnemaat top light Walt Harrison, eB ten lower, Neil ' Brooks; hals back. . FOOTBALL! A WBIT Maho ii. astra Washinston wllffB la Dnvflr. 36. Colorado SfcaU a . WllUmttw so. Untold 7. Colorado SI, Utah State II. SOUTH W BIT Weal Texai State la. Albaaflerqria M. SAST Temple T. Buctnell 7 (tie). Syracuse 18. Western Rserre' I. i MIDDLE WIST Michigan -State normal.. H, Illinois Stat) normal 7. y ' ' Italilwln Wallace-10. Ohio' Weileraa S : Omalia - Iff, Simpson 0. .... Southwestern (Kans.) , Colleie t Ass poria 0. - . . . - Drake . 19, 8tr Loula t. ' - - Dubuque. AS, Iowa -Wesreeas i. . , . . . . SOUTH , Southwestern touislana Inst. 3a, lenta, eartern Louisiana H. Louisiana tech 21.- Marshall 6. .: HIOH SCHOOL flranta Pass 7, Marshtleld .7 (Me), rvmllelon 8. Walla Wll i - nermfston 87. Union 0, ;: ' Forest Grove IS. MoJllnnvllle , ' West-Mnn 50. Orrion City 0. ' ; .Astoria 7, Mllwaukle 7 (tie). ' Sprlnuflclrl Si. Sweet Home H. Kewberg 1S. Meaverton S. -PORTLAND SOHOOLt Orant S2, Roosevelt 0 . - '. , -."Jefferson 15, Benson T.. A . . .Franklin IS, Lincoln 8. ' Washington St, Commerce 8; ovriu tun ouwwv LOS ANGELES Member of the. losing circuit in a bowling match between southern Callfor nia and Los Angeles leagues r port'-to the Red Cross and A" nate a pint of blood.; - . : ' Read The Classified Pa Timber Fallen Long' logs, $1.30 M . t' daya. 60. to 80 days work only. Mo chane to b long; frose har. Tor information P. f. Puckatt at Gun Store or tall 7104, Doug Puckatt. Tula lake, Calif.. a l ' v W . - si ... ' . . i M
