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1944 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINE Squeeze Play Beavers Cut Down Well Recommended llammerin' Henry Will Attempt Comeback i't iined Out f i IBPICLD By PAUL HAINES Wal Tilt L k "wvi,iM'Ai,l,7i-'i'v.. rah Oaks 5-0 L tond Time Li Havo Good Chaneo mo" ut f'y T0BWt K board colli, mid a nr f ..hiblllon uddod furllie Cuo chime locliiy us three K, .rontoiKloi-8 went l.wck K oiler a four-clay "he L Wakefield, Detroit's slug F .V wns not f cd Phlcwio draft board lie "acd His army Pliysiea P", nnvv nro- Tll ivi lit- "Y ' " , -- cadet Wld I'o,"'" "olJr 10 .1-.. ...r.c wiiif frn.Yi . r.n pnuuau ".., in report Mondny B'U" .. j .- hi. nrcN tlon physical- nrn-ar d oxhlbl Biaat,, .. . ,ilr,,ot. I, perhaps- Inconsequent 8 oi Iho nice. & ftndy iiiDlcd with tho condlt on Hold lorc-u "v- , j v Ati.iPtWsYiiiikco unmo, I t . . .! I. In a tiimsicr 10 to bo part or a Sunduy Ithcadcr, IRimdny'a games1 hit bad hi thev will bo tuken off 5 m u.. "XJ..VWV make the percentage point tenco inai wwu -;-. lag, . , koi, tho Phllnrtelpliln I orobnbly would not have Inbed because of tho luirrl I tven If no football gnme Ltn held. President Ed Bar- bfthO ifWKS WWI pronuiuu Ik the Majors for IcRlslatlon he December meetings, for tag any team, from renting ark for football before the of its homo seusbn. Erthor conflict with footbnll ft arise If Detroit won the hplonshlp as the first world K game at BrlRgs stadium ii be held Sunday, October Jitn tho Brooklyn Tigers nnd Lions are slated to open tho jolt home scnson,ln tho na il grid league. stroll had a chance to move ifront for tho first tlmo to il with Hal Newhouscr and ly Trout slated to go agnlnst rcland In n twilight-night Mcheader whllo New York Idle. St. Louis wbs due to ' Chicago and Boston was at hlngton, both night games, ill Volselle became the first i York Giant pitcher In seven l to win 20 games as he ped the Phillies, 12-1, yes iy, to tie Chicago for fourth t. The Cubs bowed to Chi ld, 3-2, In 13 Innings but got iven break In tho nightcap, is Ray Mueller of tho Reds chod his record to 135 :ght catching Job. Brooklyn bed Into sixth, by stopping on, 3-4. rmer Redskin iach to Return Pro Football WANE, Sept. 15 (P) Lt. Flaherty, former conch of iVoshington Redskins, now n leal fitness officer at tho igut, Idaho, naval training :r, said Wednesday ho in w to go back Into profos il football after the war but t had made no - definite nltment In tho face of a w of offers. iherty's statement was mado liwcr to one by an official Baltlmoro club of the All "can football conference as 'S the former Gonzngan a coach the Baltlmoro team, 'nerly explnlnod that while 'wnlnglon D. C, on navy ho had talked to his Commander Gene Tun wo holds the franchise for joltlmore club. - was Interested In having oach the loam after tho war, talked no terms and 1 "no contract," Flaherty , , 1 m still In tho navy and ln jslgn a contract with any "itti tho war is ovor rlipiic.i to tho Amer- 4 b.4 Jtt W I' A t AS """"r - woway, m uKianoma Dad man, ouls a reverta hoadlock on Milt OUan. Minneapolis mnular, in soma mat may. iinin a mo armory rocenny, Reames Golf Championship Will Get Underway Sunday The Kennies Golf club champ ionship will get underway with first round matches on the local course Sunduy, September 17. Due to the short time left this year to complete the tournament, Sports , Briefs T 7 Hugh FulUrton, J'-Ji Hn Adding Machines Friden Calculator Royal Typewriter! , Bosks . Chairs - Files ' hos hard-to-gat Items PIONEER PRINTING NO STATIONERY CO. s- 9th Klamath Falls By HUGH FULLEHTON JR. NEW YORK, Sept. 15 (P) Proxy Ed barrow of the Yan kees Is threatening to introduce legislation whic:. would forbid mujor league baseball clubs to lease their parks for football before the end of tho season . . . Thai's contrary to the Branch Itlckey-Phil Wriglcy theory of supplying year-round activity for ball parks, but It helps bring out the fact thut pro football is old enough to control its own fields . . '. The ball parks, cx copt maybe the Polo Grounds and Cleveland stadium, aren't suited to football . . . There has been talk of building new stadia In Philadelphia and washing ton and one story has it that tho Notional Football league de layed awarding a Los Angeles franchise because Blng Crosby plans to build a plant lor team there after tho war : So If the baseball clubs shut down, maybe the footballers will build their own and lease the premises to colleges for Sat urday afternoons. TODAY'S GUEST STAR Don Donnghey, Philadelphia Evening Bulletin: "A praying mantis teetered on the press box rail yesterday and too late we realized It might have made a more nnuronriatc battle em. blcm for tho homo club than the bluo Jay. ' RIGHT IN THE SWIM Ensiun Adolnh Kiefer, the backstroke , record holder, re rontlv was liivlns a demonstra tion to navy physical instructors at Balnbrldge, Md., how they could .use an .inflated mattress cover, to save their lives . .... Adolph, . a .Fancy-Don .at that sort of thing,, leaped ' into the pool with the- coyer.' wrapped around his :hand and arm . . . Whon 'he camoi to- the surface, he had himself well saved-but was experiencing some trouble with his right 'hand'; . .' Exam ination showcd he: had broken a bone. in his flipper. "Moose'' Kennedy To Meet Yaterman In Semi-WihdupV 7 PORTLAND, Sopt. 15 . MP) "Moose" Kennedy, Oregon State negro heavyweight ' champion; was named yesterday: by; Match; maker Joe Waterman to- moot Jamos J., Wilson. -: Los Angeles tiegro, in a six-round' semi-wind-up September 23. - -. Joe Kahut goes - against Cos tello Cruz in the 15-round main event' of tho first Indoor bout Of tlic-fall llgm season every contestant must be on time or toneit his match. There will be a orlzc for the winners of the first, second and third flights, aside from the championship cup. J he fol owing members tnrnpri In their minlifviiiL' scores anri qualified for these positions. The pairings anu tee-off times: 8 A, M. ; IM Wrlwht vb. Chn. DuFnurj Jiick Webber vi. John Aihlcy. HlOl Jnok Krnnklln v. l.nvd lllhpnd. Ted neoves va. Mnrlln Swnnaon. 8:10 Morgnn Johnson va. Sinn Miller. Dill Bratton va.. Oscar Shiva. 8:1.1 Herb Hnticer va. Dill Martin. Or. Glnnoehlo va. Gcno Hooker. Hlartrra Time tits ' Karl Urmihart va. Guy Harmon. Wllaon Wiley v. E. S. Veatch. 8:o Wesley MeNee vs. Tom Watteri. Jack Ogden va. I ore Stephena. ... . .... 8:35 . .:. j Dr. J. H. Carter, v .. Hutch Victory. ; Lt. Dabcock va. Al House. , i - 1 ; 8:10 .' Dr. Cnssell vs. Mntl FlnnlRnn. . I'aul Landry va. Ray Ruger. Starters Time 8:.10 . F. John Wast vs. Carl Woods. R. R. Macartney vc. Mitchell Tlllotaon. 8:85 - - Harry Panning v:i. Tom Towey. Frank Tarr va. Howard Perrln. ' DA. M. f Dr. John Mcrrymnn vs.- Bill Hageliteln: xea mcaiora vs. 4m nerns. 0:05 . Dr. Bay Oldenburg va. J. R.-McLllan: - Bob Sproat va. Dick Miller. SUrtrra Time 8:15 Earl Weimar va. Joe Lemen. A. J. Voye vs. Carl Huson. a.to : St. Leal vs. Ruy Rakastraw. Moon MuUla vs. Harley Hull. ' 0:85' ; Elton Dlsher vs. Lawrence Clocksln. Ed Broaterous vs. Chas, Dennis. 11:30 John Houston vs. 41) Bye. Geo. P. Davis vs. 13) Bye. Portland Clings to Second Place As Pieretti Pitches Three-Hitter For 26th Win By Tha Associated Press Five hits, two walks and a hit batsman in the ninth inning gave the San Francisco Seals a to 3 win over San Diego last night and kept the Seals in the running lor the Coast Baseball league's second position. The Padres led. 3-0. as Frank Dasso limited tho Seals to five hits and no runs until one man was out in the ninth when Joe Sprlnz singled to begin the pa- raue oi blows that won tho game. Portland's Beavers held their one-game second place lead as Marino Pieretti - stopped Oak land s drive for an upper divi sion berth with a three-hit, 5 to 0, shutout. It was the Beav ers' first win of the week. Picretti's bat work accounted for three of Portland's 13 hits and drove in two runs. It was his 26th pitching win of the sea son, top number in the league. Los Angeles nosed out Se attle, 2 to 1, in a tight pitching duel between Ray Prim and Johnny . Babich. Prim allowed Seattle four hits while the An gels got three off Babich. The margin of victory went to Los Angeles when First Baseman At Llbke dropped Haoicn s throw on Cece Garriott s bounc er, letting Stan Gray score from second after two were out in the ninth. - Hollywood took advantage of the breaks in a iree-mtting game at Sacramento to defeat the Solons, 7 to 5. Four of the Stars' runs were unearned. The Solons hit safely 14 times while Hollywood collected 13. Major League Leaders Ay Tho Associated Presv AMERICAN LEAGUE Unchanged. NATIONAL LEAGUE ' Batting Walker. Brooklyn, .355. Runs batted in Nicholson, Chicago, 107. Home runs Nicholson, Chi cago, 32. Pitching Wilks, St. Louis, 15 3, .833. 'SCUSE PLEASE There is a correction on Wednesday's deer story. Sis kiyou county is divided into two districts,, set by tho Cali fornia game - commission, by the Dorris-Weed state high way. On the west side of tne highway two deer may be killed, two points or better, while on the east side , and Modoc county combined only one may be killed and must be three points or better. Each, district requires a separate tag which must be in possession of the hunter at all times. A two-deer tag cannot be used in a one-deer district and a one-deer tag MUST be used in a one-deer district and may be used in other districts. Non - resident ' California hunting licenses may be pur chased at local sporting goods stores. Clear now? NOW IT CAN BE TOLD! Something new has been added- to the Pelican grid machin ery. This year the Klamath eleven will operate from a T formation instead of the shift that has been used in the oast The T induces an open type of football and allows a man in motion to confuse and harass the defense. - This formation places the quarterback directly behind the center with the left half,, fullback, and right, half iined up behind him to com plete the T. ... ' Coach Marble Cook has drill ed his pupils diligently in this school of offense with very sat isfactory results, considering the short length of. time, the squad has been working out, The tentative first string line up threw plays at the shock troops yesterday afternoon, and were hard to. stop. : The boys still have a tendency to fumble occasionally but that should be straightened out in plenty of time for the fray with the Gen erals. All in all, it looks like things are going to be all right for the .Pelicans tnis season if they real ly get in there and hustle. And they are doing just that. That open grid date is still moot question in Klamath town. Longview, Wash., the last of the schools originally contacted RgLggSag SPNT iOEj&i ) rZ&&& - (sose- of .-. Wrestling Matches Start Again Tonight at Armory Wrestling will start again for Klamath mat addicts tonight at 8:30 in the armory. In the head line event, Paavo Katonen will go all out in his efforts to put the finishing touches on Jack Kizer, present wearer Of the Pacific coast light-heavyweight belt: It has sent word that It has a full schedule, ' . It is, of course, unfortunate that The Dalles has buck fever when, it comes to meeting the' Pelicans, but Athletic Director Joe Peake plans to get in touch with Sacramento concerning the posibility of an interstate con' test. Redding is another school that should be considered. - It will be too bad if no game can be arranged because, as things stand now, Klamath has only four home tilts: Grants, Grants Pass, Eureka, and Bend. is no easy task the Foxy Finn sets for himself, however, as the Van couver Viking has plenty of the old moxy and knows his way around in any ring. But Paavo w an t s -that belt back badly and probably figures that in this case the end justifies the means so anything can, and Drobablv will. haDDen. The bout is set for a one hour time limit or two out of three falls. In' the semi wind-uD Milt Ol- sen, the Minneapolis mauler, will tangle-with Harold "Buck" Da vidson, the ex-marlne from San DANCE Saturday Nite DANCELAND 815 Klamath - . AIR CONDITIONED Music by -PPP7 Gordon's? Oregon, Hill Billiei Sponsored by VeUrarii ol Foreign Wan Today's Games Chicago at St. Louis.' Detroit nt Cleveland, (3J.- : Boston nt .Washington. , Only games scheduled.' '' NATIONAL LEAGUE ' i W. L. Pet. St. Louis . 05 41 .81)1) Pittsburgh - 81 54 .600 Cincinnati - 78 50 .580 Chicago 62 12 .483 New York ; 02 '2 .483 Brooklyn 86 00 . .412 Boston 55 - Philadelphia 52 80 .301 Oames Yesterday Cincinnati 3-2. Chicago 2-4. New York 12. Philadelphia 1. Brooklyn 5. Boston 4. Only gamea scheduled. " Today's Games Brooklyn at Boston. . Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. C T ....la n rhlf-flOrt 2I. Now York al Philadelphia! ' ipracaded by completion ot July io. suspended gamej. Los Angolca ... Portland San Francisco . 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Sent. 15 (P) Henry Armstrong, the first fighter to hold three world titles simultaneously, says his Comeback has to be Classified as 2-F fistic and financial. The 32-year-old scrapper, who meets the veteran Italian fight er, Aldo Spoldi, here tonight, is making his third pugilistic climb. He's quit-r-for good. twice before. He retired last year after a bout with Ray "Sugar" Robin son, but "I got restless," Henry said. "I had to have something to do and I wanted to make some more money. I lost most of a quarter of a miihoti dollars I'd made lighting in some bad in vestments." ' . And now? "I'm back on my feet in nice shape," Armstrong stated. "I got some cash tucked away and some income property, too." He figures his 17 fights this year have netted him about $30,000 out of a $65,000 gross. This is a homecoming for Armstrong; St. Louis is his birthplace. And it Will be a re turn engagement with Spoldi, who lasted only seven rounds with the Hammering Henry in 1942. v - RETURN TO GRIDIRON PASADENA, Calif., Sept. 15 (ff) California Institute of Technology will return to the gridiron tonight after an absence of two years, meeting the Uni versity of Redlands in the Rose bowl - Cal Tech's team is composed mainly of V-12- trainees and Redlands is strengthened by transfers from other colleges and universities. Diego, In four 10-mlnute rounds or two out of three falls. Rowdy O'Dowdy, the bad man from, Oklahoma, will try his grim grappling tactics on Elto Owen, former University of Ore gon flash, in the opener. WARDS a good store for men who want good clothes Fur Felt THAT'S WHY BRENT HATS LOOK FAR MORE COSTLY THAN 5.00 Only good hats are made of fur felt and these Brent De Luxe Hats are GOOD! Smartly de signed, tailored yet light oh the head, com fortable! . . 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