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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1944)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE SEVEN 1A jracics i earn rresems otic ui iu mi i ay inns rkouts Got Rugged as Football ipnicnt Arrives ror uearnernecks arin0 umnickn fowl bnl I (I In schedule live bt.. iirrwiKed , ' L' ",1' , i ihr first till ill Vnlloio on Oc 5 will) " return buttle ii'dit on Miicloc Huld No- 18 A Ki'id fniy lius also ..i.riMi wllh the Count rcceivliiK station of San ulll hi. i uvnrl' t) win'" ' i icasis d Might immage me Much Smoother At ipllon Is Improved But Inclined to rumble , Pelicans lincl some of the edges trimmed off Tucs- lit wlicn iney iook me the first time under the hii year. firit end second elevens Ked for nulla awhile and iv! seemed to have the lown better thun wus the the lull a-scjuucl content unto. Also the d cep. smuch smoother as iheir ira improved. Blehn and Roll! Berry the leather most of the although Bob Perkins I the bull occasionally on ploys and chucked some The varsity tore (h the reserves on many .illhough the second string 10 besn opponent. One jbi particular was a daisy I saw Blehn spot pass to it Klmscy, left end, who pi lalernlcd to Berry, and fedy left hull went over I up. te U another thing thut is Illy evident and that is thu h the boys have hanging itlic ball. Both teams were of fumbles and it doesn't r.iny oi tnem to spoil ine (nee between defeat and t in a Unlit ball eamo. In ft the right time and in the I'ipot, one is enough. So ImiC on to yuur hat and Jtiey jet It completely out r system by next rriaay at Klnmiith Falls Saturday, No- This makes a total of five Klines scheduled to dote. The first is with the Willamette Navycals here Saturday, Soij- tunioer ou, nntl the next with the California Rnn,l.l,.r. i .. doc field on Oetuber 7. Other went coast outfits liavc been contacted and the nr,iKi-tir.t nf more games are goud. J ho Leathernecks have just I'CCClvcd their urirl rii,in,v.,i mid will now be able to use more contact drills In their practice sessions while getting tot for the opening lilt wilh the Navycals. Under -We tutelage of Major Clyde Roberts witli the aid of Captains James Higgins and Roy Waiters, the eleven Is grad ually rounding Into shape. Captain Higgins who, along with Captain Wallers, hopes to win a starting berth, was an all Southern conference guard in 1030-40 at Trinity, university, and a regular lineman for the Chicago Cardinals of the Na tional Professional league a year later. Captain Walters, fastest and shiftiest man o,i the practice :h Marble Cook has made switches in the teams with vanaernoit at ine varsity slot and Bill Sari plug the left guard position, icVoro was moved to right on the second eleven and Chldcster to left guard. fco Klmscy, regular left tam't on the scene in Sal ts tame, but was- on hand k fracas Tuesday night and J a up well, th Cook has not yet an' ltd his starling line-up for rant tut but it may, ana iy will, be the one used light. llnc-un: Reserves t, E Pope and Plamer S LO Chitleitor roll c: Hearth I . n(J , Di Von B n i nscii file , H k .... Thurman I - ...ClB.. . Tlndill LII , Hodkey - nil.... Hnnnen rn iWlif"i fACTORY-CONTROUED J IRECAPPING71 aaafittiri7a-LSu3- M mm. . irt Marine Grid Schedule: '. Sept. 30, Willamette, here Oct. 7, Calif. Ramblers, here Oct. 14, Suisin Army Air Sta tion, Vallejo, Calif. Nov. 4, San Francisco Coast Guard Receiving Station, here . ' Nov. 18, Suisin Army Air Sta tlon, here Masterminds of Marine Eleven f w Th marln football board of strategy. From left to right: Capt. Roy Walton, backflald coach and halfback. Major Clyde Hoborti, haad mentor, and Capt, Jamas Higgins, line coach and guard. These man are speedily whipping th Laathernack aleven into shape for the opening gam with tha Willamette Havycats here Saturday attarnoon, Eaptamber 30. field, starred for three years at Furman university. He later played semi-pro ball with' the Clippers of the Dixie league. In the backficid, Sfit. Tom Chuncc is the leading contender for the wingback position, and Staff Sgt. Tom McClure, for mer Washington State quarter back, Is holding a slight edge over PFC Frank Banccr and PFC Mike Mastoilli for the. tail-. back slot. Cul. William Salvador!.. 235 pound fullback, is the top punt-. cr on the team and has also dis played some passing ability. Salvadorl was injured, recently and has two broken ribs, but is expected to be ready for the opening gumc. Ho and MT Sgt. Dick Bandy, will carry the mail in the fullback department. The weak spot in tho back ficid is the blocking back posi tion. Capt, Wallers and PFC Lawrence Albritfon will prob obly be called upon to plug this hole with PFC Bernard Curric, former University 0(, Wisconsin gtiddcr. Among the linemen, PFC Walter Apt, guard at .the Uni versity of Iowa for three years, and Sgt. Maurice Rothberg look good in the guard slots, how over, Capt. Higgins may take over one of these positions if he can get Into shape. PFC Joseph Flore, 200 pound tackle with four years semi-pro experience In New York and Now Jersey, and Sgt. Charles Taylor are for midable tackles, and Tech. Sgt. James Darnell is an outstand ing end. . , The marine eleven will be big and fairly fast. They will use an unbalanced line and the single wing formation which features off-tackle thrusts, mousetraps and deceptive pass plays. . , , This may be the only foot hall team In the United States to be mado up entirely of serv icemen who have served over seas, and there is no doubt that they will offer first-class com petition to any ana an comers, trowv By PAUL HAINES Got a clipping the other day out of the Longview Daily News . with the Info that the Washington school is looking for a grid opponent to fill one Oc tober date and if you know any teams with spare dates to con tact them etc. That would be just swell, and we appreciate it, but there are two flys in tho ointment this time. For one thing Longview has already been contacted and for another the Pelicans' open date is in November and not October, i . . ' : Sooo,.it still looks from where we sit that' it's going to have to be a Sacramento school, Mil-ton-Frcewator, or Pendleton. But thanx anyway. Grappling fans will get some thing a little different Fri-eve when "Tho Grey Mask" shows in Klamath town. It has been some time since. a masked maul- ta,nnA Ihic irpinf and should be a welcome and colorr ful addition to. ine cara. In addition the "mask" is ex- nUnnrtiiirt rl ft3 C3 n V I PQ W I t h Rowdy O'Dowdy; and .the rowdy one always gets in his two-bits worth oetore ine snow is ova. It's still six,- two, -ind even that Paavo will put the blocks to Tiger Jack Kizer in the main J tin rtn li-i rppanttire tho light-heavyweight throne in a belt name. jacK aimosi nus u put the belt up il.the Fpxy Finn him 4ti,ir.A in a mw and has promised to do just that. However u rnzer iukcii rbwh that will be a horse of another color. '. ' ,.- . "Blood ' and Guts" Davidson ...in li ,,n iwllh "Silitnt" win. IllIA Ik U " ' , Rattan, deaf-mute wrestler, in a prelude to maynem. .. . .... t .'. - '. The navy boys from the Klanv ntK nU chtinn urill nlnv a re. turn -.soflball- engagement with t. the harracks Thursday at 5 p. m. The leath ernecks won the first tilt oy sinking the sailors i-o in a cioec i.. H..nUl kattl st tna ctatinn The sailor ten will be out for rnvence In wnat snouid oe a .I-..,.. Unll rfma Spectators will be admitted Beavers Open Series Play With Angels LOS ANGELES. Sent. 20 (PI Winners of the Pacific Coast league championship for the second straight year, the Los Angeles Angels engage Portland tonight in the first game of a seven-game series in the Shaughnessy playoff for a prize Of siu.uuu. The game starts at 8 o clock in Wrigley field. Lefty Ray Prim will take the mound for the Angels against Portland's submarine tosser, Ad Liska. Prim won 22 games .during the regular season against Liska's 18. The Angels never have won a Shaughnessy playoff. They are red-hot favorites . to take this one, however. If they defeat Portland 'they will engage the winner of the San Francisco-Oakland series starting tonight in the bay area. Portland finished second in the race and San Francisco and Oakland tied for third to com plete the first division. DOERR REPORTS TO PAY PORTLAND. Ore.. Sent. 20 IP) Bobby Doerr, Boston Red Sox second baseman, was to re port for induction Into the armed forces here today. Hisr Gold Beach, Ore., draft board, before which he was scheduled to have appeared yesterday, gave him permission to report here. Bengals Increase Loop Lead Tigers Defeat Champs 4-1 As Mr. Left Rings Up 26th Win; Senators Beat Browns AMERICAN LEAGUE ACt AT A GLANCE By The AHocUlcd Frit Gamei To I,. Pet. Behind Ply 02 .360 13 li ,549 Hi U S3 Mi 3 13 611 .323 S U Kemelnitift blind DETROIT Home, New York 131. Bol ton I4i, Philadelphia I3i, Washington i4i. Away, none. ST. LOUIS Home, Waihlnlton 2i. Philadelphia Boston (3l, New York I4i. Away, none. NEW YORK Home, none. Away, De troit l2. Cleveland (31, Chicago (4), SI. Louis (4i. BOSTON Home. none. Away, Cleva. land I2i. Detroit (4i, St. Louis 131. Chi cago (41. . . W, Detroit 70 SI. Louis ...,78 New York -76 Boston 74 if accompanied by a sailor or marine. In the letter from Big Frank Ramsey read at the Quarter back club meeting Monday, he stated that he was claying on a football squad composed of all ex-collece and ex-pro arid stars. There are 12 all-Americans on the squad, including Bob Dove of Notre Dame. Big Frank is alternating at left tackle with McColliim of Tulane and Bryant from Marquette. Some class, eh? By JACK HAND Associated Press Sports Writer Boston' was practically' elimi nated, New York was tottering on the brink and St. Louis was a faltering second to the league-leading- Detroit Tigers today after the most important 24 hours of the American league season. Steve O'Neill's Tigers, who had never been on top until Sunday, had opened up a game and a half gap on the Brownies by knocking off the Yanks in the opener of a crucial series while at. L,ouis ana uosion lost. Detroit's 4-1 victory over New York's ace, Hank Borowy, took most of the wind out of the champs' sails and disappointed the Browns who had been count ing on the Yanks to help pull the Tigers back toward the pack. The Brownies were shut out, 6-0, in 11 innines by the dungeon- bound ' Washlngtons. Disaster struck Boston at Cleveland where the Red Sox bowed 8-2. to Steve Gromek's efficient nine-hit tossing. Dizzy Trout was primed to day to match Hal Newhouscr's feat of beating the New Yorkers six times in the same season, the first time the cnamps had been so humiliated since- the balmy days of Walter Johnson. Trout held five wins over the Yanks and Newhouser made it six yes terday by shutting out the Mc Carthy men until Johnny Lin dell homered in the ninth. The young Mr. Left of the Tiger staff now has six straight victories, 26 for the year and has allowed only' two" runs' iritis last; 38 in nings. World series fever began to hit the motor city with- 28,290, the year's largest week-day turn out at Briggs' stadium, watching the home club move three full games in front of the Yankees. St. Louis took a heart-breaking loss when Washington scored six on the 11th after blowing a chance in the last of the 10th when Denny Galehouse's single with the bases loaded hit base runner George McQuinn to re tire tne side. Johnny Niggeling, veteran knuckle ball expert who had rested since September 4, held Luke Sewell's men hitlcss for six frames and allowed only four blows before he bowed out for a pinch hitter in the nth Map Shows Areas Closed to Antelope Hunting r r i ! h fur mt if K v y f :-- r ' "W 1 S A ORtOOfi ;iVADA' S'AI'S'' : This jnao shows naval gunnery range No. 2 east of Lakeview, and the Hart mountain ante lope refuge, which are closed to antelope hunters who open the season Sunday,: September 24. The gunnery area. is used by. naval gunners flying from the Klamath naval air station and its auxiliary : facility at Lakeview, and entry is forbidden. - . . Antelope , hunters : who i can find .the gasoline. -will; trek -to Lake county-; areas next week end for the opening of the sea son Sunday morning. Plenty of antelope tags are still available at the Portland office of the game commission, the fee being $2.50 for residents. In making application for tags, a person should forward the correct fee and information as to the num ber and kind of hunting license held. -- ... Areas closed to hunting in elude the Drake's flat area, the Hart mountain antelope refuge, and the navy's gunnery area No.- 2 in the Hart mountain high desert country. Approximate boundaries of this area are: The' north boun dary lies just south of the Flook ranch and of the town of Blit zen; the east boundary follows along the foothills of the Steens mountains; the south boundary is the Oregon-Nevada state line, and the west boundary is ' just cast of Guano lake and the Hart mountain antelope refuge. , , If it's a "frozen" article you need, advertise for a used one in the classified. . TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move Yourseli Save M Long and Short Trips STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main Attention Hunters Save Your Hides! Deer Elk Antelope We will pay you top prices and you will be help ing the war effort. 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