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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
"Blood and Guts" Has Good Luck
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"Blood and Guts" Davidson, rugged mat mauler, proudly dis
plays four mammoth honkers he bagged on a recent hunting trip.
One of these birds weighed 16 pounds and they averaged 13
pounds. Davidson will try his luck still further Friday night
at the armory when he tangles with Bulldog Jackson in the semi
windup on this week's rassling card.
Army, Navy "11's" Place
Nine Men on All-East Team
By HAROLD CLAASSEN
NEW YORK, Nov. 29 VP)
Army and Navy, whose football
teams combined to crush nine
eastern collegiate foes by an
average score of 60 to 4, grab
nine of the 11 places of the all
eastern team selected by The As
sociated Press after consultation
with coaches and officials.
' Only Tom Smith, chatter-box
- Yale guard, and George Sav
itsks, mountainous Pennsylvan
ia tackle, break throueh the
service school's domination on
the first team.
John Green of Army, is the
Pass Snagging
Hutson on Way
To Scoring Toga
CHICAGO, Nov. 29 (m
Amazinc Don Hutson of the
Green Bay Packers who meant
to retire three seasons age
now virtually owns his fifth
straight scoring title and- fourth
consecutive pass-grabbing crown
in the National Football league.
The 31-year-old Hutson, who
last Sunday ended his 10th pro
fessional campaign, has a season
total of 85 points on nine touch
downs and 31 extra-points. That
places him 27 points ahead of
Frankie Sinkwich of the Detroit
Lions in second place and one
game left.
Hutson's pass receiving laurels
also appeared to be on : ice.
Runner-up in this department is
lanky Jim Benton of the Cleve
land Rams, who would have to
snap 21 passes in one remaining
contest to equal the- incredible
Packer's total of 58.
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running mate for Smith. Other
Cadets to make the first team
are Center Robert St. Onge. End
George Poole and Backs Glenn
Davis and Felix (Doc) Blanch
ard. Davis is the nation's lead
ing scorer.
Navy centers with four Mid
dies on the elite lineup. . Don
Whitmire was a unanimous
choice for tackle and Leon
Bramlett Jr., got almost as much
recognition for end. Hal Ham
berg, sparkplug member of the
backfield, and Bobby Jenkins,
Middie power runner, complete
MIC llUCUp. ,
aeldom if ever have two
Minoois so controlled football in
a given area as did Army and
wavy in the east this season.
Pennsylvania, co-leader in the
Ivy league with Yale, was blank
ed by Navy, 26 to 0, and crush
ed by Army, 62 to 7. The Qua
ker showing against Navy was
the best any eastern school did
in any game involving tho
leaders and the club's efforts in
the Army fray was the second
best against that club.
Brown's loss to the Cadets hv
a 59 to 7 scorn w . ihn KnP
showing of an eastern club
against Army..
Hambere is the onlv rnnoatar
among the first teamers, while
Whitmire moved up from the
second squad of a year ago. Da
vis Was lLstpH nn thn thiVJ 1
of 1943. "
THEY SKI IN RUSSIA
MOSCOW. Nov 9Q 3,ti,-
Moscow radio announced today
5,000,000 soviet boys and girls
will participate this winter in
annual- cross country ski races.
Most peDDermint in fho TTnif.
ed States is grown in Michigan,
Indiana, Ohio and on the Pacific
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Initiatory and Firtt Degree
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Ohio State Guard Cops Lineman Award
Bv TED MEIER
NEW YORK. Nov. 29 ffl
Bill Hackett, 191-pound guard
on Ohio State's unbeaten and un
tied Western conference cham
pions, captured the outstanding
lineman of the week award to
day in the ninth Associated
Press poll,
Hackett, a 21-year-old junior
from London, O., who has been
elected captain of the 1945
Buckeyes, played a terrific game
against Michigan on Saturday.
He was on the field the full 60
minutes and smeared virtually
every Wolverine play directed
at his position. His tackling was
superb, drawing from Coach
Klamath Sweeps Triple-Header
From Weak Opposition Tuesday
KUHS started the basketball
season with a bang Tuesday
n trht nn thn lnrnl rnnrt hv
sweeping three tilts from Chil-
oqiun, Merrill and a Henley
Bonanza combination.
Seniors composed the quintet
that battled Chiloquin in the
initial fracas and, although the
visitors jumped off to an early
lead, they were soon overtaken
and Klamath led 14-10 at the
end of the half.
The local .ads Increased their !
advantage during the two final
quarters and the game ended
with the score 3B-17. Gillette
with seven markers was high
point man for the K-men. close
ly followed by Perkins and Alex
ander with six each. Flury and
Floyd accounted for five count
ers each for the visitors.
In the second tussle a five
made up of Juniors ran wild
over Merrill to the tune of 34-
14. Merrill never had a ghost
of a chance and was hopelessly
outclassed all the way. The
local boys held a 17-5 lead at
the halfway mark.
Jim Palmer grabbed ' high
scoring honors with 19 tallies,
while Larry White was next
with seven. Kandra and Hend
erson garnered three apiece for
the Merrill hoopsters.
The final contest saw a
Freshmen-Sophomore outfit put
the blocks to a Henley-Bonanza
combine by the lop-sided count
of 33-8. The visiting firemen
were never in the ball game at
all and the K-men were able to
score almost at will.
Bus Bussman led his team
mates in the scoring department
with a grand total of 17 points
and Joe Zarosinski was next in
line 'With eight markers. Brown
picked up half of the total points
tallied by the ooDosition witn
four counters. The hapless
Henley-B o n a n z a- aggregation
racked up only two field goals
in the entire game.
The Klamath boys looked a
bit ragged Tuesday night ana
were having trouble with their
lay-in shots. Coach Marble
Cook is planning an Intensive
practice Wednesday ana will at
tempt to trim off some of the
rough edges.
Klamath Union high school
will officially open the 1944-45
basketball season at weed, Lain..
December 1. Coach Cook has
made a tentative draft of the
boys that will compose the Pel
ican squad for this season as
follows: fope. I'aimer. mason
Berry, Zarosinski, Thorne,
Meade. Perkins. Noreen, White
Noel, Beihn, Wirth, Anker and
Ellis. This selection is by no
means definite as it may be cut
at any time, but it is unlikely
that any more names will be
added. i
The Pelicans will play a sched
ule of 23 games commencing
with Weed on December 1 and
ending in a tilt with Grants
Pass here February 17.
Southern Oregon conference
fravs will begin January 19 with
the K-men entertaining Medford
and will wind up with the above
mentioned battle with tne cave
men.
On February 23-24 the district
tournament will be played at
the Ashland Normal school to
culminate the basketball season
Coach Cook has several good
boys on the squad that have
shown definite possibilities of
becoming outstanding ball play
ers. Among them are Larry
White, Jim Noreen and Bob
Perkins, all of whom showed up
exceptionally well in the recent
intramural tournament at the
high school. Bill Meade and
Jerry Thorne are both rangy
lads but show a lack of exper
ience. Jim Palmer had some actual
playing experience in conference
tilts last season and looks good
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Daroll Wlddoes the comment
that Hackett's clay was "great."
There is little doubt his play was
responsible for a big part in the
Buckeyes' 18-14 triumph.
Hampton Pool, formerly of
Stanford and the Chicago Bears,
was directly responsible for
keeping the Tort Pierce (Fla.)
Amphibs in the unbeaten and
untied ranks, An end, he snared
three forward passes, one that
covered 78 yards, that set up all
three scores as the Amphibs
drubbed Jacksonville Naval Air
Station, 21-0.
Jim Cooper, Texas Christian
center, was lorniod "another KI
Aldrich" by Coach Dutch Mey
ers for his olav as the Horned
Pelican Basketball Schtdulo
Dc. t Weed at Weed.
Dec. 5 Weed nt Klnmuth Falls.
Dec. 8 Mrln m Kl'HS.
Dec, U Limn view, Vah, at Long
view itentatlvei.
Iee, ia Oreion City at Oretfon City.
Dec. KI Mllwaukie At MllwAUkic.
Dee. 14 Albany ml Albany.
Dec. IS-Sfllcm at Salem.
Dec. 10- Snlem at Salem.
Jan. ft Rend at Bend.
Jan. 6 Bend at Bend.
Jan. 12 Aahland at Ah1and.
Jan. 13 Aihland at Ashland.
Jan. 1ft Medford at Klamath ralli.
Jan. 2tt Medford at Klamath Falli.
Jan. 'itt Granta PaJ at (ranis Past.
Jan. 27 Grant Pas at Grant Paw.
'Feb. 3 Ashland at Klamath Falls.
Feb. S Ashland at Klamath Falls.
Feb. ft Medford at Medford.
Feb. 10 Medford at Medford.
Feb. IS Grants Pass at Klamath
Fill Is.
Feb. IT Grants Pasa at Klamath
Falls,
Feb. 23-34 District Tournament at
Ashland Normal School,
Denotes Southern Oregon confer
ence games.
Chemawa Indians
Meet Arlington
For "B" Crown
SALEM, Nov. 29 (P) Ore
gon's Class B hlRh school foot
ball championship will be at
stake here Friday night when
the Chemawa Indian school
meets Arlington.
Chemawa captured the state's
western crown by trimming
Reedsport, 12 to 6 last week,
while Arlington copped the east
ern title with a 13 to 0 victory
over Grant Union, defending
champion.
Admission to the game will be
by war bond only. The Sixth
War Loan special events com
mittee here is sponsoring the
game, and a group of business
men, including Gov. Earl Snell,
who hails from Arlington, are
underwriting all expenses.
Marine Fire Plays
Bend Team Saturday
The Leatherneck quintet from
the Marine Barracks has sched
uled a hoop fray Saturday night
at 8 o'clock with an independent
team representing the Bend
Wooden Box company of Bend,
Oregon.
The tilt will be played at the
post gymnasium and marines
and their guests will be admitted
free of charge.
this year along with Joe Zarosin
ski, who packs quite a liUlc
height and has a fine eye for the
bucket.
It is slill early to make any
forecast as to the success of the
forthcoming hoop season, but
with any breaks at all, the Klam
ath boys should do all right for
themselves during the future
basketball campaign.
Mave Ymi Uied
Frogs beat Rice to win the
Southwest conference .title, CoO'
per Intercepted a pais to set up
first TCU scorei intercepted an
other to avert a possible Rice
score and led TCU In several
Eoal line stands. Just think,
earned Meyers. "He has three
more years." (KI Aldrich was
Texas ...Christian ..All America
centnr in 1938.1
Johnny McFarland. Southern
Methodist end who place klcked
each time SMU had to kick be
cause the "wind was so hard we
couldn't punt" and James Ke
keris, Missouri tackle who aver
aged 5 yards on each play when
shitted to fullback, likewise
earned hlih praise.
ummd
By PAUL HAINES
GRUNTS AND GROANS
It seems that Herble Perks.
Canadian rasslinq kino, is no
better a grappling referee
than Tex Porter, wno Is defi
nitely 4-F In that department.
Huro-crt was chosen to arbi
trate the "Mask"-Hoss shindig in
Salem last week and did so well
one of the irnto fans busted him
on the beak.
The way we get It, Parks
was about as useiul during the
fracas as two tails on a cow
and after he awarded the first
tumble to Mr. Mask there was
such a storm of protest that
Herbert felt he must defend
the honor of his ancestors.
The battle raged for fully
three minutes before American
Legion custodians, Rcndarmc.t,
local gallants and wild wlinmcn
broke it up, but not before an
unidentified fan smashed Herble
in the .mooter, making the blood
flow freely from his -injured
proboscis and hurting his feel
ings no end.
Tough Tony and the hooded
hoodlum then proceeded to go
at it in earnest with Ross cut
ting loose with several back
breakers to subdue Mr. Mask
and knot the count.
Only three minutes were left
and the bout ended In a draw.
We think this a good time to
emphasize the point that rasslcrs
are great guys and all that, but
by Caesar's toga, let them re
main rasslers and not attempt to
become referees, an art they ob
viously know nothing about!
...
QUOTE-UNQUOTE
"In which section of the
country do you think the best
football Is played?" In a re
cent poll conducted by Es
quire maaasine on this ques
tion, the midwest was given
the duke with 66.91 ner cent
of the voters casting their bal
lots in favor of this section of
the country.
We won't say we told you
so, but there it Is. folks!
BEAVERS VIN, 35-31
CORVALLIS, Ore.. Nov. 29
(IP) Paced by Capt. Bcrnic Mc
Grath and Freshman Bob Lab
hart, guards, Oregon State col
lege topped the University of
Oregon medical school basket
ball five 35-31 last night. The
two guards each scored nine
points.
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curing lor Jenkins sum today
Una no was mill uncertain, mm
pi'QUauiy would be uulu tu say
ueiiniteiy tuniunow wnether tuu
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llul, wnetlur Jenkins is- In
there or nut the Aikkiics were
ruady to throw Army's special
nemesis, Little llul lliuiiucrg,
the lau-pounii dynamite package
Irom Lunuke, at the Cadi-la tor
the third almignt year; and with
the assurance thai he would be
amply tiiippiiited by Clyde
Scott, the line smacKor (luni,
aptly enmign, Sinaekover. Ark.
uperatlng oehind the Sailors
great turwaid wall, Hainberg
never luoked better than when
he ran and passed Purdue's
slrong eleven Into defeat, appar
ently tully recovered from a
pulled leg muscle that hud kept
him Inactlvo through four big
mid-season games.
And, when you say that Ham
berg never has shono more bril
liantly, you're certain to draw a
dirty look from Army, because
he has been the special thorn for
the Cadcta two straight years.
This time will be his last on a
gridiron, since ho has plaved
tour years one ot Arkansas
university and two at Navv
capping his career by making
the Kl-cnslcrit eleven for the
second straight year. '
But Arkansas made certain of
the headlines. when Smack 'em
Scott came from Uullls Prep to
make the fullback spot on the
varsity as a Pleho this year.
Weighing only 175 pounds, he
gets terrific power and Is plenty
shifty and elusive. Ho is about
tops on average gains per play
for the Middles and Is a terror
on defense behind the line.
Medford Team Leaves
Wednesday For Title
Tilt With La Grande
MEDFORD, Nov. 29 mi I
Medford high's Black Tornado i
football squad, 27 strong, will I
leave hern Wwtnoitlnv ll.t n !
Portland where It will battle Ihc
LaG.-nnde Tigers Saturday after
noon for Oregon's 1944 prep
gridiron championship. Coaches
i oimpson and Ed Kirtlcy will
accompany tho team.
The Tornado, undefeated and
untied in nine tilts, will be at
full strength for the title con
test. Dean Sheldon, einnt tm-ltli.
and Fullback Marvin Doty, who
were 10 nave reported to the
navv yesterdnv. will nni ho
cancel until December 5, navy
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Dame's Four Horsemen, Sklppy
Stulildieliri- excels us a passer
for a team that has won three
games and lied another.
New Eligibility
Standard Talked
PASADENA, Calif., Nov. 211
(Pi KslubllHliinem of a nallonul
eligibility standard for service
men who return to college alh-
Idles alter the war will be
suught by the Pacific coast con.
ferenre at the NCAA meetings
In Columbus, Ohio, ncxl Janu
ary. At the conference ineellng
yesterday, Prof. Hugh Willed of
southern California., the confer
ence's NCAA delegate, said: "I
am going to the meeting fur the
primary purpose of bringing up
lor iialioual discussion this vl'.
ally important tuple." He added:
"Wu believe that all confer
ence."! should adopt the aaiuo
policies on the matter so that
when the boys come home and
wish lo resume their football or
oilier sports careers, they will
find each school treating Iheni
with the same understanding."
The second day of the confer
ence session saw tho election of
Jeff Cravalh of Southern Cali
fornia as president of the
Coaches' association mid Ralph
(PcsO Welch of Washington, vice
president.
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