PACE TWO
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Leathernecks in Shape
For Coast Guard Eleven
Coach Roberts Confident Marine Grief
Team Will Give Favored Pilots Battle
Holding their Inst scrimmage
yesterday in picparation for
the ganio tomorrow afternoon,
2 o'clock. Coach Roberts has
the gridiron Leathernecks in a
skull session this afternoon, giv
ing last minute instructions on
the Coast Guard Pilots.
Roberts is confident that his
men are set for the Pilots and
that they will give the favorites
a battle to remember, as the
marines are in excellent condi
tion. The Leathernecks were drill
ed on tackling and pass defense
and otfense this week. Their
passiuK game has been decided
ly improved, but Roberts stress
ed the fact that the Pilot ends
are big, fast winsmcn. Also,
that they have some good pass
ers, especially one top-notch
hurlcr in Joe Haynes. The
Pilot aerial attack has produced
numerous touchdowns in their
previous wins, as they have
averaged four touchdowns per
game.
By developing better down
field blocking and passer pro
tection, the marine team is a
much smoother, more coordin
ated machine. This may be the
tilt where the backs click on
longer jaunts and passes may
build a high scoring contest.
The Pilot line averages 204
pounds, out-weighing the Leath
ernecks by 13 pounds per man.
The backfield of the two teams
hit about the same
Roberts named the marine
Blended Whisker
Ji,ic, r Proof ni
-j .7gr Gr",n N'",
Spirits. The Lans
KjEl. downo Distillery
ftTjT Havra do Grace t)
SJa-s 5a
probable starting ends to be
Dravcn and Darnell. Dravcn
has improved considerably since
the beginning of the current
season and has come up with
some startling play in the last
games. At the tackle posts,
Preston and Taylor has been
picked, with Fiorc and Higgins
ready, giving the line terrific
power. Byrne, a consistent bril
liant pcrlormer, and O'Connor
are slated to open at guard.
English, center, will alternate
with Golden, who will probably
get the nod to start. In the
backfield, Banccr and LaPaglia
will most likely lead the Leath
erneck parade from tailback and
fullback, respectively. Currie,
blocking back and signal-caller,
and R. Walters, wingback, round
out the initial eleven. Albritton,
quarterback, J. Walters, right
half, Mahan, left half, and Fad
gen, full, can be expected to
put in good accounts whenever
called to relieve the starting
backs.
Using the Bear line as a basis
of comparison, the Marine and
Pilot lines will be tested in this
contest, as Bancer scampered
102 yards against the Bears,
while the Pilot full, Smith,
charged 112 against them.
rrooaoie aianing Lineups:
Leathernecks IMlotl
No. Position No.
14. Dravln WREL Richardson X!
30 Preston ..RTL ..Holmren 23
3 O'Connor RGL Duval 36
23 Golden C Allen 11
16 Byrne .JJR Roberts 2
17 Tavlor LTR. Romano 36
15 Darnell LER Senter 14
26 Currie Q Gelber 28
36 Bancer LH Tunnel 24
27 Walters. R. RH . Stout 31
40 Lapaglia f smin
ASSOCIATED
Saturday .
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Coast Guard
2:15 P. M.
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"I'VE GOT TO HAVE IT!..."
In the midst of their busy war
time job, railroad people are
often called upon to do things
not generally considered "in the
line of duty."For example, there
was the case of the mother
whom we shall call Mrs. Parker.
Mrs. Parker was standing in
the Third & Townsend Station
in San Francisco that morning,
waiting to board the stream
lined Daylight for Los Angeles.
She had a small baby in her
arms and she was obviously
worried about something.
As train time approached,
she grew frantic Looking wildly
about her, she saw a man in a
gray uniform and rushed up to
him.
"I've got to have my suit
case!" she cried. "I can't go to
Los Angeles without it."
The man in gray the sta
tionmaster tried to soothe her.
"Where did you leave your suit
case?" he asked. "Maybe we can
help you find it."
"I didn't leave it anywhere.
My husband was supposed to
bring it down to the station and
the train's about to leave and he
hasn't shown up."
"Well, that is a problem," said
the stationtnaster. "But maybe
it isn't too serious. Lots of peo
ple travel to Los Angeles on the
Daylight without luggage. It's a
day train, you know."
"But you don't understand,"
pleaded the mother. Then sha
paused. "You look like a mar
ried man' she said, and leaned
over to whisper something In
his ear.
"Oh, I see!" The stationmas
ter smiled. "You go ahead and
get on the train, and I'll see if
we can't help you out. Be sure
to tell the conductor about it
and give him your name and
seat number. I'll do the rest."
When the Daylight stopped
at Salinas, a breathless man got
aboard and handed a package
to the conductor. "Here they
are," he said, "and it wasn't easy.
Next time they'll probably ask
me to dig up a pair of nylon
stockings!"
The conductor took the pack
age to Mrs. Parker. "Here ara
the diapers," he said. "The sta
tionmaster wired our man in
Salinas and he got them here
just in time."
Mrs. Parker and the baby
couldn't say a word.
This story doesn't have any
thing to do with our part in the
war effort It just shows that
railroads are more than trains
and tracks. Railroads are peo
ple. And no matter how busy
railroad people are, they ttill
have time to be thoughtful, and
understanding, and helpful.
Antlhtr irut irery l th rhef
mm end womn ef Amrk
piolllhed ky
S'l? -
The friendly Southern Pacific
San Francisco Coast Guard Pilots Grid Eleven
This highly vaunted grid loam will meet tho Leathernecks from the Marino Barracks in a
football tilt scheduled for this Saturday at 2 p. m. on Modoc tioia. Tnt Pilots will D lavorod in
this tussle because of their impressive record, which includes wins ovor the Fairlield-Suisun
Skymasters. California Ramblers and Camp Beale Bears. They ara also a husky lot as their lint
averages 204 pounds and their backfield 188.
Piluso Trys Again Tonight
To Wallop Vicious "Mask"
'-" M'OIW
3
fi M'OIW
By PAUL HAINES
The weekly rassling card
starts booming at 8:30 tonight at
the armory with newcomer Earl
Malone trying out his wings for
the first time in northwest mat
circles in the overture bout with
Tony Ross.
If Earl is accustomed to good,
clean fun in his previous grap
pling encounters he is liable to
be a trifle surprised tonight
when he wades into Tough Tony
or when Tough Tony wades into
him, which ever may be the
case.
Paavo Katonen is likely to
have all he can handle when he
grabs a handful of Bulldog Jack
son in the semi-windup. The
Bulldog has nothing but con
tempt for each and all of his
opponents and attempts to show
it by disposing of them in the
shortest possible time by any
means at hand.
Paavo is an extremely fast
and clever grappler, however,
and may attempt to rock Jack
son to sleep with his famed pile
driver. The big blow-up will see Ernio
Piluso try a comeback against
the man with the hardest konk
in the business, the "Grey Mask."
Ernie asks for nothing more
than to throw the hooded heel
tonight and he stands a good
chance of accomplishing his pur
pose. He came awfully close
last time and this may be the
match that will find the "Mask"
bested for the first time since
Delayed Shipment
Just Received!
RUSSELL PACS
FOR
HUNTING
$16.50
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
he started touring the northwest
circuit.
Wallv Moss will risk his neck
again as referee and rassling
fans will see a top-notcn card tonight.
"" Company'
Cagers Hold
First Place
The cagers of "I company
hold undisputed first place in
the standing of the Marine Bar
racks post inter-company basket
ball league. A clicking, speedy
unit, they have gone so far un
defeated, winning five starts
with little trouble.
The hottest among the bucket
makers is still Sgt. Burkland
of "H" company who holds
down an average of better than
17 points per game, as he has
registered 88 tallies i n five
games. H&S's Posey and Scm
sky, however, are tied with the
most points, 94, but they have
played two more games than
Burkland. Another man near
the top in scoring is Money of
E company, who has 80 points
in five tilts.
League Slandtnra
W. L. Pet.
l.oon
1
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.Kit
.5 3 -B14
..3 2 .BOO
..2 .3 .400
.2 a .400.
. I 3 .250
...1 4 .200
.l 4 .200
.11,7
'A' Company Wins
Kegling Playoff
On Post Alleys
At the post alleys, ''A" com
pany completely out-rolled "B"
company to gain the first round
championship of the Marino Bur
racks inter, company bowling
league. They won by 216 pins
in the three game match.
TSgt. Darnell proved lo be
the mainstay of the winners, as
he hit 584. gathering games of
222 and 21.3 after a light 149
opener. The team started slow
ly, 792, then Swept the alleys for
960 and a 930 finale.
Kcglers other than Darnell to
pound tho wood for better than
200, were PFC Carpenter, 213,
Sgt. Hogya, 203, and Pt'C Muel
ler, 224.
On another alley, while the
championship match was being
bowled, Cpl. Don Johnson set a
new high count for the marines
to shoot at, a striking 250. Best
score previously was 254, whieli
PFC Uhen made when the alleys
were first opened.
Box score of the championship match:
"A" c.
Carpenter lfifl .. 213 173 fl.14
Rundlett Mil 1R.1 1U fllfl
Darnell lit) 222 213 .114
Krowlour. l.V) lofl 17(1 4112
Hogya 130 174 203 336
THIS 13 1TI
Tonight's Urn nli;lit our rippln'
teiirin' Wildcats will try tti wax
tho strung Merrill eleven under
Hie bulbs of Modoc field, for the
records sake, we'll go buck and
bring the Wildcats'- semes of
previous games up lo ihile. Here
'tis:
Wlldcuts 0, Honloy 8.
Wildcats 13. Lukcmow 14.
Wildcats 20. Grants Pass 13.
Wildcats 13, Mt. Shasta 12.,
Wildcats 13, Grunt Pais 7.
Wildcats 26. Tulolake 0.
' Practica game.
These .scores indicate (hut Ihe
'Cats have dropped one while
winning four, nut emiutlnu the
opening pi-adieu, game, and tills
gets tne iiuko as a goon record
in tiny league. In fact, wc would
give even dough on Ihein over
the Pelicans in their present
state
Tho local luds will bo going
all out tonight to muko it vic
tory numbor iivo lor tho ion
son and wo'U crawl far onough
out on tho prodiclion limb to
say thoy'll win in a cloio gam.
Ducats for (ho lilt will be (wo
liils for n chance lo see. wlitil
should bo, a real ball game.
GUEST DEPARTMENT
Hero qoos Johnnv Fotlor
again with his mysterious me
thod ol pickinq tho foolbnll
winnora in grid tilts ovor Ihe
weekend. Johnny's boon doin'
all right and we've been inch
ing a little cloior lo him on
tho prediction bough oach
week in hopes that wo can
hoar him muttering in hit
beard and get some advance
dopo, loo.
Mueller .
Cashmere ....
Garland
Graboskl
Strychowsk!
702 000
II" Co.
l.Vt 104
140 177
110 1.-.2
Ida 173
140
103
224
140
120
103
Officers 0
CHARITY TILT SLATED
WEST POINT.' N. Y.; Nov. 3
(VP) Glenn Davis is one of the :
big reasons why Army's football !
i team is holding down the No.
1 spot in the nation.
The fleet halfback has scored
10 touchdowns in fivo succes
sive triumphs and 'boasts an
average of 18.8 yards per carry.
DAVIS REASON WHY
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 3 (VP)
A charity match has boon
scheduled between two of the
nation's ranking service teams,
Randolph Field. Texas, and
March Field, Calif., at Los An
geles Coliseum December 10.
The game is sponsored by the
all-Pacific Recreation fund.
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Rain has been dropping for a
couple of days and (he streets
are wet, the trees arc wet and in
some circles your grid forecustor
is all wet, too.
Willi a long pencil and n short
mind, I scribbled down my aver
age for the season, which stands
at .780, which isn't as bad us I
thought.
Happy lllllo me last Saturday
when my only upset of Ihe week
came (rue. . . . you know, the
one between Washington and
California.
A prognoslicalor likes lo bo
right and doesn't want to show
partiality. Tho marine team is
our own team around here, but
believe you mc, they meet n
tough squad from San Francis
co. As a local nuin, I should stick
to (he marines and 1 hope (hey
come through on lop. but the
Coast Guard boys will have to
take my nod, 19 to 7.
My upset of the week will be
the Alameda Coast Guard over
California. Why I pick on n
warm team like California, I'll
never know. Final score in that
USC Faces
Real Test
Saturday
Trojans Can Bo Establishtd
At Class of Pacific Coast
By Downing San Dioga Gobs
l,OS ANCIliLUS, Nov, 3 11')
For seven weeks (lie hiislllnt!
Tinjaiis of Southern Culltornlii
have managed lo cscnpo defciU,
but lonimTow llui real test comes.
The Sun Diego naval training
slalion brings u (cum that hus
lost milv lo Iho 101 Toro marine
base, U in 0. U was a rough and
lough Hue that averages 210
pounds and u wealth ol exper
ienced luickfield talent. Ftirlher
mure, the suilurs inn primed lo
whip Southern California, Just
us tliev did last season.
If Southern California can
be.il the invaders, and It hopes
to Ijv passing, it will have estab
llsht'd itself as (he class of the
west coast college teams. Tho
Trojans looked very good in
heating Ihe strong St. Mary's
1'rc Flight outfit and even more
impressive in swainping (ho pre
viously unbeaten University of
Washington, 3B-7.
Hut since those victories the
nt...... I,i orili, flm-ilmi f.rav.
a gical halfback, and Miirshall
Homer and Wally Crittenden,
linemen, to the east const. These
three lussts linvu hurl tho Tro
jans considerable. Tho right
laekle spot in tho USC line Is
causing Couch Jeff Cravath lots
of trouble.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
DAl.TIMOHE Ike Williams.
132, Trenton, N. J., stopped
Kiiby Garcia, 133, Puerto Rico, 7.
fray will bo 10 to 13 for Ala
meda, Ya know, there's sonic tough
games this wei-k and so without
turlher adieu I'll drop my vorhal
raiiiblini; and gel on with the
scores:
Illl. II ( HOOI.
Medfnrd 20. Henrt 7.
rucmo l:i. Mllwaukle 7,
Columbia Prrn .13. Hill Military 0.
Granl 10. Lincoln 0.
Clianls ra IV Myilli Point S.
Snlrn, :m. Aslnrla A.
f'nrvallls 1.1. OreilAit City 0.
Aahlaml 10. Hnaehtirff 13.
llrii.on 12. Jefferson 0.
l.'oinmrrfe 14. franklin 0.
rnr more thrill lei's n,aka II a IS to
1.1 lie heiween Wsihlnflon and RMuavalt
uf Toflland.
OTHKN SCORSS '
Alabama 27. Georgia 7.
Alameda 10. Caltftirnla 1.1
I'IM.A IX Marrh rield 7, '
I'KC: 20. San ll(0 14.
Vale 21. Uarlninuth 0.
Cornetl 14. Columbia 7.
Denver fl mat, O.
Georgia Terli 10. Ouke 0
Citeat Lakes 42. Marquette I
Inwa 1.1, Nebraska 12
Inua Navy 23. Tutia ID
Mlrhlsen 2n. Pltlsburl 0
Mlcblfan Stale IX Missouri
Mtuncsrla 20. Northwestern S
Notre Dame 211. Navy 7.
Ohm Stale 20. Indiana 14.
Oklahoma 1.1 Iowa Stala 0.
Purdue 211. Wlsrnnsln 13.
Tennessee in. I.MI 7.
Texas A&M 7. Arkansas S.
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