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October 14, 1042 o The Hard Vay -Londos of Washington State Boots Field Goals, Conversions for Scoring Position ' Bv JACK HEWINfl PULLMAN. Wnnli. Cfnt 14 (P) Frank London, who pnnliln't nulto miiko tlm Washington ouiio collugo aliirllng llnoup, wua In tlm foot lii 1 1 anniiluiii toduy as oiio of tho PnoUlo Count conroroncos loading acoror bo cnuico III conch mulflmilv illmnu ercd Hint Frank hud nn eyo for tlm uprights mid u too for tho Dnu, Bill Frank. 201 Dnmull of nn Ifll KIMllor. lllld nrtVfir rlnnn nnu Konl kicking t WSC boioro tlio uri-jton Kiinio iiino onys uo, To clliv tin In rivilllml vulih lv nrir touchdown conversion! In seven attempts. Ho In tied with Dick Dowmnn .. of Mnntnna for arrnnrl nlnrn In ) coiirorenrn scoring with ID points nlno below Hob Kennedy, the iuiiuiick who Kipl Kriink off the tnrtlnu elovmi 11L WfiC I In,!..,.. atudylng Konmidy Snliirdiiy, lis tho conferonco Icndcrii iwump ed Mnntnnn, UB to la, London cored iwo touchdown! u well as flvo conventions. It alt hfttriin uliatn PntU nul. Holllngbery took Londoa aaldc aa tho iquud wn warming up lor uio urogon rracaa, led him down to illn unnl linn onrl nnr. onnlly hold tho bttlt while jranx kickcci. tew In tho crowd noticed tho ildollRht. Mnlf nn hour Inter tho Bnbo wnved hla now-made apodal 1st Into tho iinmo and Londoa acorcd his first converaion In hla flrat at torn pt. Ho kicked two more In tho Montana gnmo beforo hla only mlaa ao fnr, then lofted threo In a row. Tho blft fellow'a cnpnblo toe )hsd WSC una predicting nn ond to a long drought of plnce-klck-rs at tho school, which hna hod severul outatnndliiK toomcn, Archie Buckley, back In 11)29. connected with a 47-yard field foul against Oregon Slate. Good kicking by End Lyle Maakell took Waahinitton Slntc Into the Rata Bowl In 1031 on the atrcngth of a field gonl against Washington. Tho fol lowing fall Johnny Eubank won three games for WSC with hla kicking although he waa In ac tion hardly moro than a minute during the entire aenson. On of tho Eubank boots was a 43-ynrd field goal claaalc agalnat UCLA, In which the final gun fired while the ball was till flying towards tho uprights with the thrco polnta that broke tho 0 0 deadlock. O Weyerhaeuser Homo extension women will meet with Mra. Gordon Good on Thursday at 1:15 for a dom natratlon by food project lead ers, Mra. Good and Mrs. Tom lennery. Tho subject la "Sub Ititutea for tea, coffco, and au far." Anyone Interested may at tend and receive tho printed In formation which will bo given out. i A dance ts being planned for win community nail on Saturday mum. Card club will mmi nn Wni. ncsdiiy of next wck, October 21, in tho communltv hnil nMB.Ai will bo aerved at 1:15 by the nostras, mra. xom Tennory, and pinochle will bo played during tile afternoon. Mrs. Jim Knight was given xareweu party in tho hall be oro ahe left to Join her hus f band In Portland last week, Mrs. Jack Chapman and Mra. Dove mnnuigniim were hostesses. A gut oi cash waa prosentcd Mrs Knlullt. and nlnnrh la mns nlm. ed, with priio for high score going to Mra. Bill Stncy, low to mra. tan iruucsnank, ond trav elir.g pUo to Mra. Mr. and Mm. .1 n unriin' - or I v AAtlllltl VII aro receiving congratulations on mo oirin oi a daughter at Klam ath ValldV hmnlinl nn tlMnhar 8. Their other daughter, Dulcle, is iivo yaars old. Bill Bayless, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bayless, is attend Peanu-u-uts 5& W f 1 Meet Mndelolno Owen, comely O Georgia miss elected 1042 pen nut queen. This yenr's all-time record crop will go Into cx ' plosives. f j Sx ' I . if V1' t ' U.C.L.A. bncWIold really geta up in th world. Left to rlghti At Bolarl and Everett Riddle. Georgia's Galloping Ghost ffriivW V EVEN A BROKEN JAWFA1LBD TV lQ&ULr1 LAST FALL. SINKWCI4 OF GEORGIA- THE , BACK OF WE YEAR - THE RUNMNGEST, PASSINGEST, MCKJNGEST MAN IN COLLEGE-FOOTBALL. St rangier Wants Crack at Japs Veteran of 6000 Matches Wants to be Commando; May Teach Jiu-Jitsu PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7 P) Ed "Strangler" Lewis, the bono-crushcr who has wrestled 6,000 . matches, claimed the world's title fivo times and begun a comeback at 51, is about ready to give It oil up now and start breaking up Japs. Tho Strangler, just a shadow of his former self at 290 pounds, camo here for an exhibition battle and said he wanted to be a commando. And if Uncle Sam rules him out, ha added, he'll ask permis sion to teach soldiers Jiu-Jitsu on tho theory that "onco they see how simple it Is, they won't worry about the Japs using it on them." Lowis, whom the years have treated well financially, said he "played a trick on those little fellows" himself on his last trip to the Orient. "Outside Kobe our ship passed their fleet end I got up on the bridge and made movies of it," he explained. "Tho captain said they'd jail me for life but I walked ashore carrying tho camera and photographed the Imperial Palace. "They arrested my chauffeur, but not me. I guess 1 was Just so big they were flabbergasted. They said nothing to me, and all my film is now in the hands of our government." The Strangler said ho had reduced 80 pounds in eight months "by God's exorcists walking" and felt more fit than ever. lng Oregon State college in Cor vnllls. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Evalt and children of Bonanza have moved here. Jack attends school at Kono and Jim and LcHoy the camp 4 school. . . .. Mr. and Mrs. Ben F, Dunn of Camp 6 have moved into the Jim Knight house Their daugh ters, Nancy and Barbara, are under school ago. It you think talk is cheap, look at any financial report of tho telephone company. OXFORD mn ioom with tui a mown ONE O a O.S0) URSON Z&2 TWO AJA J PERSONS 2, & O COMIIIIIOf ft COCKTHH lOUHOI IIP They Really Take Off wr-Wii. .iwatflMmMi'n'WW.i.laji;.iijajiiaw z) jr i f - , - Ed Lewis ' BONES FOUND MEDFORD, Oct. 14 (IP) Power company workmen found bones near Prospect believed here to, be the remains of a trapper, who disappeared in 1010. Long-time residents could not recall tho trapper's namo. Folks fond of wise cracks take a lot of ptin-ishment. HEMORRHOIDS (Piles) Hernia (Rupture), Fissuri or Fistula 8uoh dliOTfirt Impair yemx halth ffloUnoy amino, powttr. For 30 ynt w hav uooaiafullr tisatod thou landn of prtopU (or thai all tnanta. No hoapltal opera- Ion of tint from work. Call for examination or and lor ?RKK daioriptlY Booklet. Open ffvannoi, Mon. Wed,, Frl,7to 8i30 Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Phymlelmn and Surgmon H. K. Cor. K. Rurnalde and Gtand Ave. TeUpboae EAataOlB, Portland, Oregon 1 "SL1 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON "mm ,.i.uM. -M "7. t 1 aaFa'.V : ;Sf M . , A. George Phillips, Bob Waterfleld, E L TONIGHT TULELAKE Proprietors of local establishments that sold li quor by mutual agreement last weekend, will for tho duration of the harvest season refuse to sell liquor between the hours of 10 p. m. and 8 a. m. The decision was reached following a confer ence of farmers, proprietors of city and rural establishments and a rcprcsentativo of the state equalization board. Farmers had recently protested that farm help, after having visited local pool halls and other places where liquor is sold, either did not return to Jobs or were unfit for work the following day. The trial closing was adopted as a means of speeding, up hap vesting of the basin's crops. E MERRILL A typical harvest festival crowd was present for the harvest dance sponsored Sat urday night by the Merrill Serv ice club and the community hall was taxed, to capacity. More than 300 tickets were sold and money above expenses will be turned over to patriotic and charitable- organizations. Corn stalks, and pumpkins, taters and shaded lights form ed an attractive background for the dancers that gathered from all parts of the basin. Mem be'rs of the Service club and their wives assisted by Mr. and Mrs. William Martin served supper at midnight in the Le gion dining hall. Baldy Evans band furnished the music. BEAVERS HILLSBORO, Oct. 14 (ff) The Third street barber shop was locked tight today. . Customers rubbed bristly jaws and read a sign in the window: "Gone hunting, back In two weeks or 10 days." Sometimes a bride can't cook her own cake and eat it, too. : Superb accommoda tions, fin cutsint, and distinctive servlceawalf today's travelers al this city's largest, best located hotel. 1000 ROOMS 1000 SATHS fftOM M IINOll St 0OUILI ST. FRANCIS OVEKIOOKINO UNION SQUAII AND tHI NEW OARAGE 'MANASIMINt DAN I. lOHDOM TULELAK BEER flu AGREE BAN IN SAN FRANCIScA HOTEL II Sunrise and Sunset Table Following aro tables of tlmo of sunrise and sunaet for coun ties eaat of the Cascade mountains (Pacific War Time.) Watch Pago One ears of this paper for dally sunrise and sunset times. , October November December Sun- Sun- Sun- Sun- fiun- Sun rise sot risa set rise set 1 7:30 8:40 8:09 8:11 2 i 7:31 8:38 8:11 8:11 3 7:33 8:37 8:12 8:10 4 .......... 7:34 8:38 8:13 8:10 8 . 7:38 8:34 8:14 8:10 .. 7:37 8:33 8:18 8:10 7 . 7:38 8:32 8:18 8:10 8 7:39 8:30 8:17 8:09 9 7:41 8:29 8:18 8:09 10 ' - 7:42 8:28 8:19 8:09 11 i 7:43 8:27 8:19 8:10 12 . 7:45 3:26 8:20 8:10 13 .... 7:46 5:28 8:21 8:10 14 7:48 5:24 8:22 8:10 15 . 7:07 8:07 7:49 8:22 8:23 8:10 16 . ....... ....7:08 6:05 7:50 5:21 8:24 6:10 17 i 7:09 6:03 7:52 5:21 8:24 5:10 18 ; .: 7:11 6:02 . 7:53 5:20 8:25 5:11 19 7:12 6:00 7:55 5:19 8:26 5:11 20 ...... 7:13 8:58 7:56 8:18 8:26 8:12 21 I. 7:18 8:57 7:57 8:17 8:27 3:12 22 7:16 8:85 7:33 5:16 8:27 5:13 23 7:18 5:53 8:00 5:16 8:28 8:13 24 . - 7:19 8:82 8:01 8:18 8:28 8:14 25 .... 7:20 5:50 8:02 5:14 8:28 5:14 28 :. 7:22 5:45 8:03 5:14 8:29 5:15 27 , 7:23 5:47 . 8:05 5:13 8:29 5:16 28 7:24 8:45 8:06 5:12 8:29 5:16 29 . 7:26 5:44 8:07 5:12 8:29 8:17 30 ' ..7:27 '52 8:08 5:11 8:29 5:18 31 ;. 7:28 5:41 8:30 8:19 Oreqon Sports Notes By FRED HAMPSON Associated Proas Staff Writer When Cliff Hansen, the AP traffic department's .. traveling mechanic and a confirmed foot ball fan, heard that the air con ditioning went blooey on the coach in which Oregon State's football team was traveling to Los Angeles, he roared: " "No wonder . they lost to UCLA. Anybody caught in one of those blast-furnaces is done in. I know. It's happened to me." Coach Lon Stlner and his lads didn't offer the accident as an alibi and but for a mention by L. H. Gregory in tho Oregonian it might never have come to light. But once the fact was known, Cliff was satisified he knew why OSC took a trouncing. "Boyj I'm telling you it'i aw ful. I got In a coach that lost its ventilating system in northern California.. Greg's story said the temperature reached . 105 de grees. My experience Is that it goes closer to 120 degrees. The train was crowded but the pas sengers Jammed Into other coaches and stood up in the aisles. They say the OSC play ers weren't able to do that. Well, no wonder they lost.' You can't spend five hours in a Turkish bath on Thursday or Friday and expect to play any kind- of a ball game Saturday. . "Another thing when, the air conditioning fails, the steam heat usually Is restored first, and you get a few blasts of hot air first, "If the experience of the Ore gon State boys was anything at all like mine, it's a wonder they were able to last 15 minutes of the football game." ' ' Washington's succession of hard-running left halfbacks car ry the Huskies' hope this year. They certainly ' turned a first quarter, dog-fight with Oregon into a last-half romp. Washington had a pretty good line and a reasonably diverse at LEI'S HIT 'EC. UITH wi'VE Turn in your tack, but what struck this ob server was their rapid-fire run ning once, the team got rolling. Erickspn, Provo, Robinson, Wal ters worked in relays with no letup. When the running game worked they didn't bother with passes, just non-stop running, around end, through tackle, oc casionally varied by. a spinner through center.est Welch kept a fresh runner in there always. It fagged the Oregons. In the last quarter the best of the Web foot linemen looked flat-footed from fatigue. ... , ' The Huskies fiddled around a little with the T-formation and single wing, but they reverted to familiar stuff for their best plays the old Notre Dame for mation which Mr. Phelan used to teach. . . - Bears Set Another. Record-By Resting CHICAGO, Oct. 14 (ff) The National Football league record book is studded with historic performances by tho Chicago Bears. Coach George Halas' champions added another one Sunday absorbing a new total of 150 yards penalized. . But today the Bears are es tablishing a new personal record three straight days during the championship season - without practicing. It's a reward Halas promised his players at the half way mark in their 16-game schedule. The reconstruction work to be needed abroad nftpr thit war could keep every wheel in Amer ica turning for 20 years. Henry j. naiser, west coast shipbuilder. TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Mot Youxsoli Save M Long and Short Trips STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phono 8304 1201 East Main scrap metal it's, imded WHOSE BOY WILL DIE BECAUSE YOU FAILED? GOT HERALD & NEWS Baseball Future Up Fo r D e c e m b e r Ru I i n g Major, Minor Executives Gather in Chicago to Decide Wartime Program By JUDSON BAILEY . NEW YORK, Oct. 14 (P) The wartime future of baseball, In sofar as the magnates are masters of their own fate, Is to bo ' determined at meetings of both the major and minor leagues in Chicago the first week in December. , . The majors now are in the process of approving the change of the site of their sessions from New York and the date to coin- ' cide with the minors, but it was learned today that enough clubs . already have agreed to the switch to make tho dotiblchcadcr meetings certain. The major league confabs are planned for December 1, 2 and ; 3, a week earlier than usual, and the minors meeting December ; 4 and 5, three days later than j Bowling At RMrutlOfl Ctfflir aootTan ibagus laftway StorM Rutfhtniofl Krenaon Orl. 197 m m IIK 78. 2IS IS.', !10 1 113 M 37 H9 143 tai 173 178 tM ljw Wm. DLur7 . Handlcip VI 831 875 tlDt PiMfU fruit a Prod. ICO 1.M 150 418 Klohm Tjuj rrn c . Hanna Huelwood Handicap . , 143 1W 407 1M 173 483 89 133 320 I3 193 909 154 1M 4 844 US m M29 At RacrMtiofl Cantar SOOITtH LSAOUB Coca Cola 118 180 "' 17 Dllhrr Rtekltff . LlnriLod . WoltM law Handicap m SM 131 889 187 407 118 M 124 9 118 833 -139 t!8 199 398 171 171 813 789 818 803 3388 Klamath Math, a Loo. 144 147 114 418 Jacob mb Klltrrr OttarMo Dalmrr Handicap 138 119 449 .133 148 181 409 187 107 391 113 148 411 118 118 345 1I7 -153 7T 855 771 JI20 At Rteraatlon Cantor aOOBTBR LIAOUB Carton Pin. Poodo Carter. Ray 138 1ST 4M 117 408 114 419 151 853 Ml 4.VI 183 4 Grarei. a. Rolf. 3. Weill, A. Raathurn. K. . Handicap 737 -147 030 878 1548 180 181 488 138 138 414 125 117 398 178 148 489 150 l8 4.14 107 107 831 Tlfor Dlllstrom Fcttr Combs low Handicap 80S, 854 845 150t SHOTS EYED AS SCRAP BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oct. 14 VP) Sports Editor Bob Phillips of the Birmingham Age-Herald estimates that more than 500 colleges and at least 5000 or more high schools and prepara tory schools in the country spon sor track teams. He figures that nearly every college team should have several spare 15-pound shots and pre paratory schools plenty of extra 12-pounders. If each, school do nated at least one shot, the scrap drive would be bolstered by at least 75,000 pounds of metal, he says. ; ' Sell it through the want-ads. So (2.40 quart A. una. f 1.23 PINT Jnt awia, aamitawo oau rawaia. maT5 , Dial 5193 Ask for Misa Brown ' . For Further ", Information I NOW I PAGE SEVEN in the past. This gathering, one of tha few times that majors and min ors ever have assembled togeth- , er, will replace the big conven-; tion of the National Association ' of Professional Baseball Lea- gucs, originally scheduled for ' Minneapolis, as well as the major league pow wows in New 1 York. ' The Minneapolis meeting was ; cancelled more than a month" ago by William G. Bramham, president of the National Asso- ciation (the minors), to conform ' with the wishes of the office of defense transportation and at : the time it was planned to have ; only a session of the league ; presidents. , However, the revised arrange- , ment will make possible the presence of minor league club officials and major league rep resentatives who sponsor many of the teams in the small cir- , cults; Fresno State Rolls Up 170 Points in First Three Games FRESNO, Calif., Oct. 14 UP) , The Fresno State football team 4 certainly isn't doing much to j avoid Inflation. The Bulldogs have rolled up . 170 points in three games, 61 against Whitier, 53 .against Occl- v dental and 66 against San Diego. Little Jackie Fellows has fired i the big guns for Fresno. He has , completed 27 of his 53 passes for 417 yards. SIX SYRACUSE PASSERS - . SYRACUSE In addition to ' holdover passers Maines, Morris ' and Whitesell, Syracuse may use Norm Michael, Larry Ellis or Nick Giambatista. X .... i.trs. ORE TONITE CfiL-ORE TAVRI1 13 HIGHWAY 97 SOUTH
