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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE NINE
lash
-rown
" nVntl La aruiido'
f"r?- tht eastern ond of
Wo T powered, high-
in Portland's Mullnomah
sVlurday afternoon, De
lf ioi Oregon's, 1944
Eiddlrort crown. .
y"rdny iTh..k-
Cl ord's huge red and
& machine edg nil ou
Kl Gophers, 0 to 0 ut
M and La Grande's Blue
Sloop champ avalonch
K.vilt of Portland by u
LW3 W at Grnl,dUl
r .. j nnmonncn in
rSht ' "truck like
I, in the fourth period
I11111 .... u rnr. Glen
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IDFIEID
r PAUL HAin&o
urnF. IT 1BI
h (hi 1844 football sea.
silting a cloit, end doll.
llrllnlinea ai itr as maw
F'l . ..kaiil la item-
Union mgn ."
nd, wi nave coiiu"iu
Coich Maroit
uni to 9" ru
Kiwi all-conlertnce prep
S'thf Bouthtrn conference
fci ind It not to be con.
Id with Hate-wide cholco.
ii ilio not to be mlslnter
d u the choice uf a confer
poll, which li determined
vole of ill grid conches and
to editors of the various
mi ind schools concerned, ns
selection Is ours, and ours
Jundi w hare ntmtd Aus.
el virsms rm ana
ol Midlord. Autland Is a
bill olavtr and captain
lh Cavaman alavan whila
oni in tnttr rigm mina
Id loirs Platkatt oil a team
iithii.
ihi tickle slots we nave
nod to, Sheldon, huge filed
Igrldder, and to George Lour
jimilh Falls. Long did not
I ii much as some others we
(Wired became of a bad
, but while he was In thcro
(formed so well thnt he
totrves the recoiinltlon".
iblll. anothtr Medford stal.
ft, and Wlrth, mainstay o
Filicin una, gat tne auk a
tht ouard positions and
ol the Black Tornado was
iktad is contar.
II tht backfleld, flrey Bob
tins of the K-mcn wears the
tnncc toon In tho quarter
ipoi ana janarcau. nasser
SMcellcnce from Ashland,
moi.wick of Medford occupy
tm okk oerms. we debated
I ind lorn between Jandrcati.
irttk, Berry of Klamath
I ma Burdcll of Grants Pass
ikt hnlfhoz-tr ruiilHnm K..I
$y decided on the former
ijbttiuse of Jandreau's pass
ability and Bostwlck's hard
fni md defensive play,
"it was no naad lor much
WdMitlon oyer the lullback
Jti ind Doty el Madford
J It going away,
WW may quite possibly be
I wwllng and yowling over
'Uet that there are six Med
IPliyerj on this select eleven
u tell us, how can you
ny one of them out?
W than, li tht Harald and
iilLSoutharn Oregon eon.
fit Jjld alavan lor 1944.
! chlpi Id) whara they
Boslwlck. rucchorso left half.
buck, broke loose for M yards
on n iiulek-opi'iilng "T" piny,
and Fullback Marvin Doty fol
lowed with a wide swoop of 12
yards Into tho end lone, He
scored standing up,
Cireiihiini was outweighed
some 20 pounds per man but
mu do u real bailie of It. Thrice
thu Gophers, led by Fred Owons,
wcro Insldo Mudford's 20, but
they couldn't punch through the
bulky Tornndu line,
A Medford touchdown drive
was hailed on the four-yard line
by the haUtimo gun, and on the
three-yard stripe by tho game s
end. Medford rolled up 230
yards to 120, and had 11 first
downs to 0.
Tho amusing Tigers, rated no
belter than an oven cholco
against noonovelt'i Roughrldors,
Portland and district 4 champs,
generated terrific heat to turn
the contest Into u rout.
The Eastern Oregonluns struck
for a touchdown seven minutes
ufler the opening klckoff on a
05-yard forward pass play from
Hob Carey to Jim Courtney,
added another score In the sec
ond period, two more In the
third and still another in the
fourth,
Roosevelt, playing without the
services of Its star fullback, Dick
Gray, injured in tho Grant game
two weeks ago, was able to tally
only In the final slanzn against
l.u urunuo second-stringers,
Tho game, played on a snow
vcrcd iirldiron. mnrknH ih
10th slralght triumph for La
uiaiiuo aim esiannsiip-i i dk nn.
of the finest teams ever de-
vciopco in mat part of Oregon.
Trojans Tackle
UCLA Saturday
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 24 (JP)
If .Southern California heals
UCLA tomorrow It is automati
cally tho western nominee for
me nose bowi game New Year s
Day, probably against Ohio
SUilo or Tennessee.
If UCLA upsets the Trojans
the Pacific Coast conference will
have to be polled to determine
the representative. The Bruins,
too, would take Ohio State or
Tennessee.
Southern California is unde
feated but had been tied by
UCLA and California. UCLA
has been tripped up by service
learns out nas only one confer
ence loss, thnt to California.
. From 80,000 to 100,000 per
sons, depending upon the weath
er, are expected to turn out for
the contest In the Coliseum.
IDAHO EKES OUT WIN
SPOKANE. Nov. 24 (Pj Uni
versity of Idaho cagcrs edged
out a one-point margin in the
final period of their game with
Gonzaga last night to win 47-46
and squaro their two-game scries
at one each. Half time score
was 20-oU.
UO Squad That Will Battle Marines Tonight
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Bombers Lasso
Mustangs, 12-0
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 24 (I1)
ScoMng twice on plays which
started with their rivals in pos
session of the ball, tho Seultlc
Bombers defeated the Los An
geles Mustangs 12 0 In nn Amer
ican professional league football
game yesterday.
Morrio Kohler, former Oregon
State college back, slartcd the
Seattle scoring with an 83-yard
runback of an attempted Mus
tang field goal in the second
period.
In tho fourth quarter, Harry
Cusworth blocked Norm' Leh
mcrt's punt with Seattle's Steve
Sllvinski recovering on the Mus
tang 24. Inky Boc passed to
Jerry Simlelch on the five but
the ball went over on downs.
On the Mustangs' first running
play, John Walsh was nailed
near the goal and flipped a lat
eral Into the end zone. Byng
Nixon, Bomber tackle, recovered
for the score,
Tulsa Grid Squad
Invited to Spend
Month In Miami
MIAMI Nov. 24 (P) The
Tulsa football team, which plays
Miami university here Decem
ber 1 and Georgia Tech in the
Orange Bowl on New Year's
Day, has been invited to spend
tho month hero rather than
make the trip to Oklahoma and
back.
Miomi U. President Bowman
F- Ashe made the offer bv tele
phone to Conch Henry Frnka.
The Tulsa players would attend
classes at the university here.
The carabao, or water buffalo,
is the national beast of burden
In tho Philippines.
COACH JOHN WABBEN IS SHOWN HERE WITH part of his 21-
man University of Oregon varsity basketball iuad durinir a scrim
mate session at McArtliur court. They arc, left to right, back row:
Don Fulgham, Jim I,ee, Jim Bartelt. Del Smith, F.d Allen, Chuck
Stamper, Ken Kays, Bill Ireland, Bill Elder, Marion Huff. Front row:
Warren, Hal White, Charles Cordeiro, Lou Kotnlk, Bob Hamilton,
Dick Wllklns, Charles Butler, Floyd Frederlckson, and Frank Hoffine.
ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS
By Harald-Ntws
Flrir Team Second Teom
Nam School Pos. School Name
Auiland Grants Pan LE Medford Riggs
Sheldon Medford LT Medford Beisonettc
Cahill Medford LG Medford Porter .
Cava Medford C Klamath Falli Vanderhoff
Wlrth Klamath Fold RG Klamath Fall Wilson
Long Klamath Falls RT Grants Past Robertson
Plaskett Medford RE Klamath Falls Thurman
Perkins Klamath Falls QB Medford Watson
Jandreau Ashland RH Grants Pass Burdell
Bostwlck Medford LH Klamath Falls Berry
Doty ' Medford FB Klamath Falls Biehn
"Battle Royal" Featured
On Rassting Card Tonight
The battle of tho bulging bl
eeps or who has the most dur
able dome! That's the ticket to
night at the armory when six
of tho most bruising cranium
crunchers in the grappling grab
bag go at it in a "battle royal"
for gore, glory and gold and
the chance to give the savage
"Grey Mask" the old leather.
This set-up will give one and
all of the other torso-twisters
participotina an opportunity to
even scores of long standing
with the hooded hoodlum and
it is pointed out that tho mask
ed mauler will not remove his
hood if taken for a buggy ride
in the free-for-all, but will un
mask if tossed for a loss in his
am Snead Leads Portland Open
45lu" NEWLAND
PTLAND, Ore , Nov. 24 (IP)
L i.?an?, Snend- on the
gMck trail of big time golf
I ? months service In the
I hMded the field today as
J ! I contingent of pros and
g teed off In the second
!" of the 72-holo Portland
rini. , "7en. no clubbed over
po
of r
t, Tttn i . -uuuua over
J,""", with . two-under.
l!Wlm. MA themnTC
moved Into major competition
practically "cold." He was
matching shots with tho red hot
stars of tho day, Byron Nelson
and Harold McSpadcn, leading
money winners for the year, and
Sob Hamilton, holder of the na
tional PGA crown.
Whether Slammin' Sam can
hold up the pace on such short
notice for tho balance of the
tournament Is another question.
Ho hod tho first round stuff to
show the way to fellow pros
who havo played regularly since
he enlisted, just after winning
the PGA title in Mny. 1942
; Snead, the gallery attraction
ns ho banged off the first tec
4 fJCtu'Q'ft
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Whlikty 8e Prco S7H GralB Nutri spirits
I '"""downt Dlatlllcry Havre Dt Grace, Maryland
In rainy weather, carded six
pars in a row, then bagged two
birdies to post a ncnt 33 for the
outgoing nine. He had a bogey
and 'birdie on the back nine,
tho rest pars. Tho soggy course
played slow, no run to the shots.
Even so, Sam whnlcd a drive
and No. 3 wood to overshoot
the 522-yard 18th. His chip
back was weak, giving him a
par where a birdie was In order-
Sncad's initial effort gave him
a one-stroke edge over Miko
Turnesa, White Plains, N. Y
who finished with a 71.
Harold West, Portland pro
turned bus driver, started his
second round in third position
with a par 72 already to his
credit. Ho shared the spot with
Willie Goggin, White Plains, N.
Y and Zoll Eaton, Los An
geles. , ' i
Hellcats Win
Intramural
Tournament
-The Intramural basketball bee
played on tho local high school
cage court came to a conclusion
Wednesday afternoon with the
Hellcats, captained by Dean
Mason, tramping the Modocs to
the tune of 31-19 to gain the
intra-school crown.
Both quintets boasted a per
fect record going into the title
fray, but the Hellcats, paced by
Jim Noreen with 13 markers,
captured the toga tilt easily.
The Hellcat five jumped off to
an early lead and was never in
serious danger of being headed
during the entire game. Bob
Perkins, guard and captain of
the Modocs, played a good ball
game for the losers, but picked
up four fouls and was forced
to take it easy throughout the
latter stages of the contest.
In the only other fracas played
the Wildcats nipped the Jay
Vees, 16-14, on Bob Redkey's last
second field goal, while the
Spartans won 2-0 over the Peli
cans on a forfeit decided by the
flip of a coin.
Some boys that looked ex
ceptionally good during the
tournament were: White, Mason,
Perkins, Noreen, Palmer, Zaro
sinskl, Noel, Zupan, Pope and
Rcdkey. Coach Marble Cook
will now assemble the Pelican
squad from tho 43 or more boys
that participated In these con
tests and tho real work pre
paratory to the openina of the
basketball season will get under
way in earnest.
Final Standings:
Team W. L. Pet.
Hellcats 5 0 1.000
Modocs 4 1 .800
Jny-Vecs 2 3 .400
Wildcats 2 3 .400
Spartans 2 ' 3 .400
Pelicans 0 5 .000
Allen Adding Machines
Friden Calculators
Royal Typewriters
Desks Chairs - Files
For those hard-to-get items
PIONEER PRINTING
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124 So. 8th Klamath Falls
DANCE
Saturday Night
K.C. HALL
Sponsored by Towniend Club
Modarn and Old Time Dancing 9:00 'Til liOO
Men 50c
Ladles 50c
Oakridge Claims
6-Man Grid Title
subsequent bout after the battle
of the biggies is completed. That
is, providing he can navigate
under his own power after the
shindig and the torrid treatment
he will no doubt receive. ,
Bulldog Jackson, Earl Ma
lone, Rowdy O'Dowdy, Pete Bel
castro and Coast Champ Jack
Kizer will all be out to sec what
makes the hooded heel tick and
the "Mask" has insisted on
heavy police protection in case
the affair turns into o ,donny
brook. The guy does deserve a bit
of credit for walking into this
one with both eyes open and
knowing that he may not be
left with a leg to stand on, both
literally and figuratively.
Two referees in the persons
of Wally Moss and "Blood and
Guts'.' Davidson will attempt to
keep a semblance of control over
the body benders, althouch both
of them are liable to wind up
on the outside looking in if-they
are' unfortunate enough to fall
into -the bad graces of the- par
ticipants. -i, .
The curtain parts at 8:30T.p."m"
and the armory Is expected to
be jammed to the rafters. So
hold on to your skimmers, here
we go again!
EUGENE, Nov. 24 (&) Oak
ridge today claimed the mythical
Oregon class B high school six
man grid title after walloping
Banks, 27 to 13 yesterday.
Oakridgo tallied onee in the
first half, twice in the third
period and again in the fourth,
with Ty Lovelace scoring two
touchdowns, one on a 68-yard
punt return.
Banks rang the gong In the
first quarter on Bob May's 32-
varrf Hach anrl aaa'tn In tha Taei
I heat. Banks led in first downs.
7 to 5, but both teams made
197 net "yards.
Fort Lewis Medics
! Win Post Grid Title
OLYMPIA, Nov. 24 VP) The
Fort Lewis Modics hold Claim to
the post football title today by
virtue of their 27-6 rout of the
Engineers here yesterday.
More than 2300 spectators
contributed an average of a dol
lar each, through admissions and
souvenir programs, to a fund to
provide telephone calls for. in-
vana soldiers.
Classifier Ads Bring Results
Leathernecks
Ready for UO
Five Tonight
University of Oreffon. famous
for its basketball from Madison
Square garden to Hawaii, will
play the Leatherneck cagers to
night at tho Klamath Union high
gym and Saturday night on the
marine court.
Bob Hamilton, dynamic little
guard from Seattle, is the only
returning regular from last
year's second place northern di
vision, Pacific coast conference
quintet. The remainder of the
squad is an assortment of dis
charged war veterans, untried
4-F's, and two reserve letter
men. '
Bouncing back after a double
defeat at the hands of a strong
coast guard aggregation from
Seattle, the Webfoots rolled over
the Willamette NavycaU 55-35
and 69-49 with Bob Hamilton
and his running mate, Dick
Wilkins, pacing their attack. A
fast breaking, spectacular and
crowd-pleasing style of play.
The Webfoots will be facing
a Leatherneck team in Its Initial
effort. But Marine Coach Ser
geant Les Israel has his boys
primed and is confident that the
Webfoots will meet a .fighting
team with plenty of scoring
power in its own-right.
The probable starting lineup
Coach Israel announced will be
John Cox and Southpaw Joe
Liomurovich at tne Kuards. Ked
Gilbert at the pivot post, and
Leonard Burland and Bill Mills
forwards. This combination gives
the Leathernecks a team with
plenty of height, averaging 6
feet, 1 inch.' Coach Israel can re
ly on Johnny Reed and Edward
Meath to offer capable relief for
the back court men, and Harold
Money. 6 feet. 4 inch lanky
speedster, will be ready to do
yeoman duty at eitner forward
or center.
The game will be novel ex
perience for the marine caeers.
all -of whom have been away
from basketballs, field houses
and referees- -for two years- or
more while engaging in . cam
Daigns of the South Pacific. Six-foot-two-and-one-half-inch
center
and superb ball-handler Robert
"Red" Gilbert holds a personal
letter of commendation for serv
ice in the battle of Bougainville.
Before joining the marines, Gil
bert played with the Los Ange
les Diablos. a fast semi-pro out
fit. James Darnell, regular left
end on the marine grid team,
also has a personal letter of com.
mendation from General Francis
P. Mulcahey because of his
splendid work in aviation while
overseas. Wounded in the leg
during the battle for Guam was
a former first raider,. Charles
Chism, the tallest man on the
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Football Scores
By The Associated Prtas
OREGON HIGH SCHOOL.
Medford 6, Gresham 0.
La Grande 33, Roosevelt (Port,
land) 7. . t
Hillsboro 34, Forest Grove 8.
Beaverton 20, Tigard 0.
Cottage Grove 32, Junction
City 0.
Columbia Prep (Portland) 6,
Camas, Wash-, 6 (tie).
COLLEGE
Bucknell 6, Franklin and Mur
shall 0.
Wake Forest 19, South Caro
lina 13.
Tulsa 33, Arkansas 2.
Charleston C. G. 14, Cataw
ba 7.
Presbyterian 6, Newberry 0.
Missouri 28, Kansas 0.
Wichita 13, Drake 12.
Howard 14, Lincoln 7.
Utah 47. Utah State 0.
Colorado 16, Denver 14.
Idaho Southern Branch
Pocatello Marines 6.
College of Pacific 14, Fresno
State college 6-
Georgia Tech (B) 12, Se
wanee 7.
34,
sauad. measuring: 6 feet 4 in. J. .
Hysell, who also wears the pur
pie nean, was nit in tne shoul- -der
by a sniper bullet in the
landing on Parry island in the-..
Eniwetok campaign. I -.
- Tickets can be obtained now- -,
at the super cut rate drugs,
Klamath Billiards, USO center,
or from individual members of
the marine squad for Friday - .
night's fracas. The second game
oi me series to de played Sat- , .
urday night, November 25, at the :'
post gymnasium will be staged
as a .recreational function for
the marines with no admission '
being charged , . ,
The total number of lakes and
pools in Norway cover about
2950 square miles, or 2i per cent
of the entire country. -
When is Medford
- Stay at.
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Proprietors
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.: Saturday
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1944
(THIS is the third Thanksgiving of this .
U war. As on the two that preceded" it,
essential war work goes on uninterruptecl and
the gayety and happiness of complete family,
reunions are missing. But the essence of the
Thanksgiving spirit remains unchanged
thankfulness for the privilege of living under
the free institutions of America and deter
mination to preserve the things we are thank
ful for to be enjoyed by generations yet
. unborn.
BUY
WAR
BONDS
SICKS'
Saje'j1 "' Ly ,
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W.I N G
.SALEM
C O MP A
OREGON
N Y