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, 19, 1944 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN Tigers Enter Crucial Series With Yankees 1 ivaiiis iv, i.. 1rfrbi.ck club mot for L", was w'vd .nd 'f i ipllrr from Big yw ,9roud by MaP. g president or the hort meeting K. A. Wl,h i ..u u nlrtr-ted ar'n th 'ffi'wero given by S lJ"lll!',n hood rJ; pei k. athletic dtrec KJS tend. Wildcat head llpjor Clyde Roberts, of the marine g James Hlgglns, lino rTcnpt. Roy Walters, ffl informcd on alien knee ot tho problems .rM of the Pollcano St formation -to be EucMtronger on dolenso Uense ho stated, and nocd plenty of poiisn before .the Grant game r H,c hardest things for ' to loom Is the man for ".'7 ' ..!, Prftvlouxlv iScnce ha, used two block and the boys are ' In tho new typo of Rsns will . work out Ihe lights to"lht Bt 7 30 '? '.":'m"lB action KVlnLup t Modoc Peak, athletic direcor, that the open grid date ember 3rd Is still hang but everything possible 'done toward scheduling ; Sacramento has been dbul not heard from a ..T - nr who the Pelicans In tho dls-.lay-offs Inst yenr, has Written to concerning elt, and Pendleton Is possibility. Peak said, athletic director and as- ench further stated that ,1 grldders were rea y : the new formation and L, ' j .o.r to. set E'.nd learn .Ve system Xhed by Dve Bridge het Newton. These boys e nucleus of the future teams and turned out :onj ready and rarrln to Angstcad will have more il to work with this season la, been tho case in pi Vars with the Wildcats, as 13 rcucans on "" i i . in a word tirtuAn. nutria thnt thev fcre enthused over the 1 u n , wnv h. He is capably assisted til Doner as mcmur ui uln.ti'i. ill. ilium', nr. Iilml lit iiluv .nnv ... ii . V, in ,1: 'i h aw 4 h Detroit ,.. 7n 113 at. LouU 7)i in New York 7i) in Uoaton 74 mi Kftmalntiiif Hftiiin: Dotnilt ilii-iiwiiv 'noni-i limni Now York i:ti. Uo.lun Hi, IMilliiik'liililu 3i. Waalilimtiin Hi. SI. IjOUU ILK hwhv funnel Ihiii.k Wnaltlhiiliiii a. IMillinlvltillla .CD, Hon loll 131, Niw Ynik Hi. Cleveland i:ii, Cltk-auo ill, Ht. Luuti ill. Iloms inonpi. Ilnilon (ML-awny Cl-vrlniitl Lit, notrotl 141 Kl. Louli Cli mill Clilraun (41. Home inmiui. By JACK HAND Associated Prosi Sports Writor Detroit's Tigers, the hottest club in baseball, headed into their most important series to day with a half game lead, and both Mnl Newhousnr and Di..y Trout primed to shoot the works against the still dangerous New York Yankees. flf even more ininiirtance to Manager Steve O'Neill in hc Dry Weather Puts Damper On Hunting Ultro.dry conditions, ironical ly enough, put a damper on the opening of tho deer season in nearby districts ot northern California last weekend. The ...nnrla In Milrlft,. frtllnlV XJUPI'H fill! of hunters, but only a small per centage of them returned with deer. Eight doer carcasses were U..r..irtM Into Ti it rl nlr n ttititrHnv night at the close ot the first day ot hunting. Many Klamath county hunt ers, armed with rifles and non resident licenses, invaded t h c California woods, but reported only fair luck. U,,n4lM nnnrlllinl, 1 yr AVI-inl. cd to improvo as the season advances. lor 'Roberts then discussed lirlne eleven Dneiiy hed they would have a Ittm but were Jn neea 01 r conditioning. Gear lor Ithftrnnr-Wn hns tust arrived fthcy will be able to to cases. The Barracks Will deploy a single iiormstion as most or. me Mala n iUik ViatrM VlflH Stnce with this system in lerls also explained that inannc mis were oc's I In the afternoon because i 48 hour regulation inv t. 11.. . rpua tAnm imy allowed to be away icnooi id nours ai a siretcu, UinM 1. 1 1. -B anA ."US IU UlC IWVT mmi "i,M llamclte and California are iv-u units the regulation I) to them and also applies local marine eloven, as the jcks, while not a school, is Ssnatod station; ' ' h Punt trioslna Olid tflnt. frs addressed the gathering p and both felt that the wouia Be ready wnen me fe blows In. the opening t sqinst me wniarnei.i.c fats September 20th at item. manll..M .... a, Mwant I1P. p i.ibCiiiiH; WHO cl Biuni mi really gave the local "i rans a glimpse imo m mirror of the future when .,1... ...1,1 i L IU.I JICVVIIS Will aiBlt hilt!" five schedules, ji uiicc more poinicu uui fH persons interested In the iin psraae may attend inese tney so aesire, nu fnshlp in the club is only f. now aeout H? Most of tho deer hunters hunt ing from this community went Into the Mud lake country near Lookout and the first animal hroueht to Earl's Market for cold storage was a three-point brought In by Lester Cushman, at 11 a. m., Saturday. Earl Ager reported 10 In stor age late Monday afternoon. All of the animals were of average size. S. R. Woodlcy, Morrill, and his brother in - law, Clar6ncc Harmon, visiting here from Kan sas, brought in a five-point buck weighing in at 100 pounds, killed in the Conby-iuntry, Williams Hopes 13 Is His Lucky Number PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19 UP) Ikn Willinnu. Nri. 1 contender for . the lightweight title, will find out tonight if 13 is a lucky number for him, . Williams, boasiing a string ot 12 consecutive wins, meets Fred die Jason, No. 5 challenger, who tin vnno iin 9ri victnripK ill a row, In the feature 10-round 1 battle at Philadelphia's indoor arena. stretch drive is the recent form ol blubby Overmiro and Rule Gentry who promise to give his iwo aces a lift. Overmire has a six-game winning streak and Gentry, rookie from Buffalo, has started to live up to his 'arly press notices with six ot his nine victories In his last nine starts. The entire Tiger staff boasts uuiy iivc piicncm wno navo Won n tfnmo thin vo:ir Nnu. hnuscr with 25, Trout with 24, Overmire with 11, Gentry with 1U, and Johnny Corsica with six. Forrest Orrell. nnw with Buffalo, cupped the other two beroro he was farmed out. Despite three successive beat ings by the A's that dumped them out ' the lead and down the ladder to third, two games behind the Timers, the Yankees arc still in the race. Joe Mc Carthy has his pitching planned for the Detroit series, leading off with Mnnk Borowy, know ing full well he has to sweep all three to stay close. Ncls Potter, Denny Galehouse and Jack Kramer have been keeping the St. Louis Browns in the race, a half game back of the leaders, with a big chance lo regain lost ground this week if they can trip the lowly Washington Senators and halt Philadelphia's revival. Boston's hopes are not high nfl,. Inclnrr '.Am rif Ihree In the Senators to sink four games off tho pace but the Red Sox still have a chance on their hitting power, despite weak pitching, If the others start to knock off one another. Vnelorrlnv's nnlv hiff IcagUC came was a 6-5 victory for the Qneinn ni-riunii nver iirooicivn in 10 Innings on a single by Butch Nioman. The loss sent the i-i.i ... i.imlilinii inln the UUUKi:iS luiumiiifc .-- cellar as the Braves squeezed into sixth place. 1 hC l. L.OU15 tdlUS I.UUI" clinch the National League flag today if Pittsburgh should lose to Brooklyn. They arc already assured of at least a tie. Marines Charter Three More Tilts The Marina Barracks grid lvnn hRK scheduled thre more gamos. They will play mo OUiBin rtir miwii at T lojo, California October 14 and engago In a return gam horo November 18. The marine griddors have also chartered a tilt with the Coast Guard Receiving sta tion of San Francisco at Modoc fiold on November 4. Fort Lewis Enters Boxing Tournament rni)T LEWIS. Sent. 19 (IP)- im.: caruif.i farces training center will participate in the nir.it, cri-vlei command's boxing tournament for the championship of the eignt western siaica. Elim ination contests are now being organized and final matches for the command's glove crown will be held in Dcccmhcr, It's All Boston In Junior Loop Batting Stretch NEW YORK, Sept. 10 (IP) Dixie Walker's .360 batting avcr ace. Kivinc him a 12 noint lead nuer Ihe iniurod Stan Musial of St. Louis, appeared to give the Brooklyn Ilychaser a one-way llnL-nt t,i Mi first National league lintlitiff titln tnrlnv hut the American league had its third leader in as many weeKs wun Indian Bob Johnson of the Red Sox tonoine Teammate Pete Fox Wrt non9 jonnson passed rox, .otu& io .3260, as the contestants headed Intrt tho lnst Ivjn wnntcE nf the season with an all-Boston finish practically assured, inira piacc was hold by Bobby Doerr, for merly ot the Red Sox now bound for tho service, with a .325 mark. by a red hot streak on the part of Musial who had not seen ac tion in over a week due to a leg injury. Musial's .348 mark was good enough for second by eight points over New York's Joe Medwick. LET'S TALK IT OVER Uir.irnMAM Halm Sent 1 P. (P) Pretty Jean Parson's debut as Idaho s lirst woman tooiDaii coach dion t turn out so wen. nagerman, iter nuiuc town, steamrollered Miss Parson's Kim- oeriy eleven last rriaay, o-u. AMERICAN IEAOUE TODAY'B GAMES New York nt Detroit. Boston nt Cleveland. ' ' Philadelphia at Chicago. ' Waihlnr'"n at St. Louts. NATIONAL LUAGt't W. I, Ct T.nuU Plttsbumh Ulncinnau ChlcoKo New York Boiiton Philadelphia nrooKuii GASth.n IMHtRun Boston 6. Brooklyn 5. . . Only game scheduled. TODAY'S GAMES " Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Only games scheduled Hutson Paces Pro Packers To 74-7 Win CHICAGO, Sept. IB (IP) Football's old man river, amaz ing Don Hutson, is r o I'l i n g again. Lured from retirement for hie inth nrn season. Hutson Sun day paced tne urcen cay Packers to a bitterly-fought 14 to 7 victory over the Brooklyn Tlilnr. in tha nnnniir nf tha Na. tinna fonrna papue Reason ai Milwaukee, Wis. It was the day's only league contest. While the snarling tigers cs- tohliennrl 4um naul Ifn0ll TPC- ords for penalties, Hutson calm ly noipea twist meir ian oy inn-inif a naac fnr Ah Paelcer 1n,,h,lnun anrl lc 1 r If 1 n ff hlM team s two extra points, inus runner giiaiiiK ins iiiiuuuuinieii uiciime scoring recora. TVia (nwrnar Alahama Ann who is nursing an eye infection and wasn i supposea 10 see ac linn nnu, hi, nntiaht A4 lolteh down passes ana scorea oi points during his play-for-play naaar If u,ae fhi 3Rth ronspetl. tive league game in which Hut son has scored nis two conver sions gave him 54 in a row. Thn Titfnre prlo-pH thft Pack crs in almost every department statistically, dul meir icwiu- chattarino- nffortc in Prmnt DlaV swung the battle in Green Bay's tavor. A tnrong 01 i,t aaw ptrnoirlvn incur 21 nenalties lor a total ot too yaras. ibi topped the former record in ..nxne nanlllivoH . 1 yt hlH bV the Chicago Bears since 1942 and also surpassed tne most penalties in a single game, 16, by the Chicago Cardinals in 1S36 Pet. . 82 - 58 .586 . 79 60 .58U 66 73 .475 TI. 63 77 ' .450 . 58 82 .414 11 At .413 58 S3 .411 Lind-Pomeroy's Are Undefeated n Softball Play PT SiWT AWn Cant 1Q flP". Going into the fourth round of the world's championship soft ball tourney today only nine ...nmnn'. tnam ami 1 1 mn' squads remained of the original xieia oi 44. Among the perfect . record foam arn ihtt Portland. Ore.. Lind-Pomeroy girls' ten. in vAQtprnav'c n av tni vsn. nn,,,.Af 12 "Taonifl oirla tpam lnct ti l'i StamtorH P.nnn.. NlltZ meggs, 3-2. and then eliminated Mount Holly, iN. y., American Yarn, in tne inira rouna con test. Football Scores By The Associated Press COLLEGE Soeonrl Air Force 45. Idaho Southern 0.- NATIONAL PRO LEAGUE Cirttn Rav Packers 14. Brook lyn Tigers 7. OTHEB (l A MPS Chlcaeo Bears 20. New York Giants 10. Cleveland Rams 26, bampson . . 1 1 1 Hollywood (Calif.) Rangers 56. Portland Rockets 22. Ran irranrtsen UHDDers 2U. Los Angeles WUdcats 13. San Diego uunners , land (Calif.) Hornets 7. Bowman Field (6) Fliers 2, In dianapolis Policemen 0. Boston YanKS ae, waisn-r.ai-ser Frigates 7. Philadelphia Eagles 27, De troit 7. Bearcats Steamroll Missionaries SALESM. Seot. 19 (IP) Willa mette university's Bearcats to day are pointing for their clash Saturday with tne university oi Washington at Seattle after a smashing 26-6 victory Saturday over Whitman. Tha 11, in uiai lh Dannnri THIS season for the Bearcats over the H::An-.HiA. -.-J n-aiiflki 41lA iviiosiuiidi ica nnu uiuuQm -ib all-time series score between the scnools to 11-1. winameiie took the first game, the opener fni hnih nlnHe 11.0 With 195-nound tioyd Sim mons of Portland spearheading the offense, the Bearcats out powered and out-maneuvered tneir rivals ail tne way. ml. 1fl.ainnni.ia, nut nn a AaT. IIK jYiiaoivim is-o jjMv wii " m .lina aaial nienlat, OOOrl for 9.3) yards, but only once was their passing attack sustained to the pay-dirt point. At the start of the fourtn penoa, nanoacK dui Jacobs tossed 44 yards to end Chuck Todd and a one-yard plunge by Gareth Olson gave wnitman its oniy score. Superbombers Win 45-0 Over Idaho Southern TDnr-A-TTTT.T n T1I3 Snl. lfl (P) Picking up momentum as the game progressea, tne secona ni fatii-a .Qiinprhnmhpr' snored a AX.n triiimrih nvsr Idaho South era university footballers Sun day. it was tne inira con" secutive victory lor tne airmen and the first game of the sea son for the local naval trainees. With halftime score at iz-u, the Bombers posted 13 points in the third period and 20 in tha fourth. Billy Sewell, former- Washing ton State college star, completed four of eight passes good for SO yards. The bombers made 17 first downs, 16 by rushing, while tha Bengals made one first down on a pass. . TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drift Mova Yoursalt Sara H Long and Short Trips STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 '1201 East Main Timalv naccint hv Quarter . ....... J O - . -v . kanb-e .inhnnv T.nnir and Gene Ronzani rallied the champion Chicago Bears to a zu 10 iu vic tory over the JNew xom uiams before 20,981 fans at Buffalo, N. 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