BACE TWO
Portland Open Compares
With Three-Ring Circus
Rich, Tourney Has Attracted Almost
Every Hotshot Professional In Land
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 2t (V)
If more innovations can be found
to enhance' h golf tournament,
the promoter of Portland's $15,
300 open would like to hear
bout them.
Robert Hudson, wholesale
grocer and 'Angel" of this
winter-swing inaugural, believes
he ha even outdone Charles S.
Mav, sponsor o( that three-ring
links circus known as the Tarn
O'Shantcr All-America.
The tournament, beginning
Thursday and lasting through
Sunday, has attracted almost
everv top-flight professional in
the land, plus many amateurs
and both amatei . and profes
sional: women stars.
An elaborate scoreboard at the
clubhouse, raised, covered and
floodlighted, will keep the pay
ing clients and the press in
formed of all action transpiring
on the course of the Portland
Golf club: . . ,,,
Soldiers packing walkie-talkies
will follow each three-some as
they battle par over the 72-hole
route, medal play, flashing the
hole-by-hole scores back to the
clubhouse for immediate nota
tion on. the scoreboard.
For hungry fans and players
there will be a sandwich and
drinks concession between the
15th arid' 16th greens, and an
other larger eating place at the
clubhouse.
Hudson was worried about a
possible- caddie shortage until
he contacted sports writers of
school papers at Portland's eight
prep institutions. They told him
they twould Mine up the bag
toters, and they did 150 of
them. .... ...
Hudson then tossed a banquet
for the embryo caddies and i
T.ari-v T.nmhnrrtni Pnrtlnn Ortlf '
Larry Lambcrgcr, Portland golf
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club pro, gave them a lesson In
club-carrying procedure.
But Hudson wasn't through
with the caddies. He announced
that he would pay their fees out
of his own pocket, taking that
burden off the players' shoulders.
Hudson's crowning touch,
however, was the decision to
construct grandstands along the
playing route for the benefit
of spectators and convalescent
soldiers, five for the former and
one for the latter.
The stands will be so situated,
he says, that watchers won't have
to pick golf balls out of their
hair.
Service Publication
Heard From In Poll
NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (iP The
Associated Press football poll,
which already listed the Anchor
age, Alaska, Times among its
voters, became definitely inter
national today upon receipt of a
ballot from Sgt. Andy Rooncy,
sports editor of the Stars and
Stripes in London.
Rooiiey listed Army, Randolph
Field, Navy, Ohio State, Bain
bridge, Iowa Pre-Flight, Michi
gan, Southern California, Duke
and Tennessee in that order.
March Field Flyers
Get Set For Bombers
RIVERSIDE. Calif., Nov. 21
iP) The Fourth Air Force
Flyers of March Field will get
three days to work out in the
Denver altitude before their grid
match with the Second Air Force
Superbombers next Sunday.
They departed last night for the
inter-AAF classic.
UNLESS YOU CARE FOR
NOW. Every cor on the rood today is
facing its third winter of wartime driv
ing; and winter driving is the toughest of
all. Summer dust and mptor grit cause
eostly engine wear. Metal wears on
metal when precious gears continue to
turn in worn-out summer lubricants. Ask
your Richfield dealer to help you beat
wartime and wintertime driving hazards.
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Marine Mentor
rvi
Les Israel, marine basketball
coach, has his cagori ready for
tho forthcoming tilts Friday and
Saturday nights with tho speedy
Wobfoots from tho University of
Oregon. Tho Friday tilt will
be played on the high school
court and the latter battla will
be playad at tho Barracks.
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By PAUL
COMING UPI
Tha Modford Black Tornado
cut the horns oil tho Rod Dev
ils of Coqullle Saturday night
with a smashing 32-M triumph
and aro now slated to msot
Gresham in a semi-tlnal jout
Thankigiving Day at Mediord.
Gresham was given the toga in
district by a district committee
also on Saturday. The Gresham
Ciophers, coached by Frank Bar
tholomew, use both a single wing
and T-formation and have piled
up an impressive record this year
with eight straight victories.
Modford't win over Coquilla
put tha Tornado in tho nam
bracket in the won and lout
column and the forthcoming
battU on Turkey day should bo
a dinger.
But we are going to stick
our nock out along with Tom
Turkey on this one and wo
give Modford tho duke by two
touchdowns.
In the other semi-final go, the
LaGrandc Tigers tackle Roose
velt of Portland at LuUrnnde. It
seem to us that this one might
easily go either way but we arc
taking a stand nnd picking La
Grande. The Tigers have rolled
up nine straight wins in the Blue
Mountain league and appear to
be a formidable crew.
If wo aro right on thoso two
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Marine Cagers Swamp Navy
Quintet in Practice Tilt
In a practice game, a prepara
tion for their forthcoming tilts
with the University of Oregon
i Wcbfoots Friday night at the
i Klamath Union high school gym
and Saturday night on their own
post court, "the Leatherneck
cagers shellacked a squadron
quintet from tho naval air. sta
tion, 64-15, on their home court
last night.
Marine coach. Sgt. Les Israel,
used every man on the roster, ex
cept his latest addition to the
squad, Charles Chism.
Snapping to a 15 to 2 lead in
the first period, the marines
scored almost at will over t he
firey navy fliers. They held a
29 to 6 count lead at the half.
The marines had a great ad
vantage over the navy fliers and
controlled the ball on most re
bounds. The starters for the
Leathernecks averaged belter
than 6 foot, 1 inch. Forwards
Bill Mills and Leonard Burk
land, former North Park college
courtmen, measure 6 foot, 3
inches and 6 foot, 1 inch, respec
tively; Pivotman Robert "Red"
Gilbert, 6 foot. 21 inches, pin
war semi-pro with the Los Ange
les Diablos; Guard Johnnie Cox,
an oven 6; and southpaw Joe
Domltrovlch, Cox' backcourl
mates, is shy the 6 foot mark by
an inch.
All the height that can be
mustered, however, will be need
ed for the Webfoot games. The
University of Oregon coach, John
warren, a successful high school
and Oregon frosh mentor for the
past 14 years, has tall Ken Hays,
the 6 foot, 7 inch sophomore who
played center in the pro-season
schedule last year, and Bob Ham
WilM'UiJ
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FRANK ALBERTSON
Robert Armstrong
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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HAINES
tilts, Modiord will tanglo with
LaGrande In tho state finals
and tho jolly boan wa wagorod
with Loo Jacobs will bo at
stuke. Having a passion for
Jolly beant wo have trlod to
look at this moot trom all logi
cal anqlos and wo only wish
wo could have soon tho Tigort
portorm thli year, but wo (till
stick bv our qunt In picking
tho Tornado as this yoar'i Ore.
gon prop grid champions. Bo
there 'tis, lolkil
CRUNTS AND GROANS
Tho big "battle royal" com
ing up on tho Milling bill this
wosk should bo ono of those
things you hoar about but sel
dom soe. At long last tho
"Gray Mask" it very likoly to
get tho going over wo have all
been waiting to soo.
Wo do not envy the hooded
hoodlum for his part In this Fri
day night's work, but we do ad
mire him a bit for entering the
shindig with the certain knowl
edge that all of tho other five
grapplors will be out to see what
makes him tick.
There isn't a grapplor on tho
northwest circuit that has any
thing but diiliko for tho
masked maulor and wo MAY
find out who tho guy it Friday
ovo whon tho cranium crunch
ors butt bleeps.
ilton, the northern division scor
ing titlist of last yoar, in the
backcourt. Last Saturday, Ham
ilton teamed with his running
mate, Dick Wilkins to pace tho
Ducks to a G919 victory over the
Willamette Navycals. Together,
they hit the hoop for 30 points.
Tickets arc on sale for Friday
night's fray, which will be held
on the Klamath Union high
school court at Super Cutrato
Drug, USO, Klamath Billiards
and from members of tho marine
squad. Saturday's game will be
staged at the barracks for the
benefit of the marines, admission-
free.
Score Or Not Score,
That's the Question
WINDSOR. Ont. Nov. 21 (P
Here's a puzzler that not even
the rule books seem to solve:
In 'a recent Ford Hockey lea
gue game Goalie Jimmy Hogan
thought he had stopped a shot
from the stick of Al Shields, be
cause he fell the puck In his
armpit. To his amazement, how
ever, he saw the red light flash
and a puck in the back of the
net. . So Hogan lifted his arm
and a puck dropped to the ice.
Tile rubber disc, made in lay
ers, had split in two. The offi
cials ruled a goal, but the dis
puted decision was referred to
the National Hockey league for
settlement. ,
FIGHTS
By The Associated Proit
NEW YORK Phil Tcrranova.
127, New York, and Harry Jcf
fra, 130, Baltimore, drew, 10.
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Army, Navy
Place Tops
In AP Poll
Southorn California Gains
In Rank While Irish Drop
To 18th; Ohio Slata Third
By HAROLD CLAASBEN
NEW YORK. Nov. 21 (IV
Army and Navy the trams that
meet in Ualllinoro on December
2 in the football gamu of tho
decade rate No. 1 and 2 In tn
day's Associated Press poll to de
termine tlio country' outstand
ing eleven.
The Cadets, who conquered
Pennsylvania by a 62 to 7 score
last Saturday, hung onto (list
place In the opinions of tho l)H
voting scribes but the remainder
o( the tup 10 underwent a shake
up thill ousted Ulike, despite its
a4 to 7 triumph over .South Caro
lina, and elevutcd Southern Cali
fornia. Navy. 31! to 0 winner over Pur
due, climbed to second place
from third a week ago. Ohio
State retained third but Ran
dolph Kleld, which romped to a
38 to 0 verdict over Southwest
ern of Texas, skidded from the
runiicr-iiii berth to fourth.
The fliers were followed by
B:iinbrldge Naval, Michigan,
Iowa Prc-Kllght, Southern Cali
fornia, Fourth Air Force of
March Field and Georgia Tech,
Noire Dame, whose lung ten
ure In the elite ranking win
broken last week when It was
rr ked eleventh, fluttered clear
down to eighteenth this time, de
spite a 21 lo 0 coiuiuc.it of North
western. They were fulluwed by
the Second Air Foice.
n, th Armv and Navy will be
idle this week as they prepare
for their titanic struggle In Balti
more 10 d ys hence. The Cadets
have scored 4a I points in piling
up eight straight victories at
slightly more than n point a min
ute. Only four touchdowns have
registered against them.
Navy, nfter a slow start In
which they lost two of their first
four games, have righted them
selves and only Notre Dame has
been able to score on them since.
Their attack has ground out 22!)
tallies while their line, although
it hold throe opponents to a mi
nus yardage, has been pierced
for OS.
There Is no need waiting until
December 2. however, to deter
mine tho aceurae. of the Judges.
Ohio State's Civilians, No. 3
agai.i this week, meet Michigan,
No. 6. in Columbus this Saturday
with the Buckeyes' unsullied rec
ord and the Big Ten title al
stake.
The Wolverines have hecn
beaten only once, by Indiana,
Utah University
Gunning For Fifth
Victory of Season
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 21
lP) Utah university, Running
for Its f trill victory of the Kra
son, will open with an all-fresh-man
backfleld representing three
states against Utah State in
their Thanksgiving Day game
here Thursday. The kickoff is
at 1:30 p. m., mountain war
time.
Morris Flcklln of Grand Junc
tion, Colo., and Jack Sherman
of Caldwell, Idaho, will be the
halfbacks with Mitt Smith and
Bob Summcrhays, both of Salt
Lake City, at quarterback and
fullback.
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Multnomah Field
Chosen as Site
Of Title Clash
PORTLAND, Nov, 21 ll'l Re
gardless of which teams win
Thanksgiving Day scml-flnal
giiines. Oregon's 1U44 prop slulu
title clash will be staged In Port
land's Multnomah sladium tho
afternoon of December 2, Ore
gon High School Activities asso
ciation offluiali announced hero
today.
Victors in the semi-final tills
Gresham at Modford and limine
velt of Portland at I.uCiraiHlo
will vie in the - championship
battle.
Portland's Grant hluli whipped
Klamath Falls, 0 to 0 lo win the
1043 crown,
Eli's Turn
Down Feeler
For Bowl Bid
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 21
Wl Yale's Alhletlc association
big-wigs lire "extremely flatter
ed" over tho bowl gaum "feel
ers" being extended to their un
defeated and untied footballers
but Director Ogdon G. Miller
today said the Ells "positively"
.would end llielr eight-game
slate here Saturday against Vir
ginia. "Il'a a new feeling to me. and
wo're extremely flattered,"
smiled the nines athletic boss,
"but wo positively couldn't play
a post season game this winter.
even if we wanted to. The
squad aro navy and marine1
trainees and they arc subject to
a 48-hour navy rulo governing
absence from tho post, I
"That would preclude any
possibility of our going to any'
bowl game, and besides classes
are scheduled to be held on
New Year's Day,"
Delighted, loo, Is Coach Howie
Odell, whose lads have trounced
Const Cunrd, Cornell, Columbia, I
Rochester Dartmouth, Brown
and North C'arollnn so far, If:
they lick Virginia. It'll be the!
Elis' first perfect season since I
1923 when Bill Malloryj team!
swept the slate.
O'Neill Ousted From
Board of Directors
Of Sacramento Club
SACRAMENTO, Calif., Nov.
21 (Pi Joe O'Neill, second vice ,
president of the Pacific Coast I
Baseball league, has been ousted 1
from the board of directors of
the Sacramento club and an-.
nouneed he would not accept re-!
election to the club presidency, j
O'Neill, one of a group of l
"Utile peoplo" who effected out-1
right purchase '"oK Uw.-Solona t
from the St. Louis Cardinals ,
last spring, failed to win a place :
among tho seven directors chosen
yesterday, j
He announced Inter he would '
not accept the presidency of the
club again if it were offered
him. ,
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LOS ANGELES. Nov. 21 (!)
The Riviera country club will be 1
the scene of ,lhe Los Angeles ;
open golf tournament January '
5-8 for war-bond prlies of $13,. i
333. Harold (Jug) McSpaden, 1
who won the link classic last
year, is expected to defend his
titlo.
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