BIX HERALD AND NEWS
Wednesday. . IM
.(Men Drill for Series
With Grants Pass Five
Stub Ringstead Works Out With Pels
In Fast Scrimmage Session Tuesday
Stars for Eli
A cheering note was Intro
duced into the Pelican cage camp
Tuesday afternoon with the re
turn of Stubby Ringstead. Stub
transferred to Grant high of
Portland this year and returned
to the Pelican fold only recently.
Rinestead may well aid the
Klamath cause as he is a good
dribbler and has a good eye for
WIELD
PAUL HAINES
By
HOT DOGI
Through the splendid coopera
tion of the Marine Barracks, a
ball game has
oeen scheduled
for Saturday
night at the
Klamath Union
high school gym
nasium between
Shannon's, a top
independ ent
club from Port
land, and the
Leathern eck
quintet from the
Barracks. As we
mentioned yes- hatnfs
terday, all pro- HAINES
ceeds from this game will go to
the national infantile paralysis
fund.
We are truly grateful to
Arnold Gralapp, superinten
dent of scnoois, Stanley Wood
ruff, Drincipal of KUHS, Joe
Peak, director of athletics. Ma
jor Clvde C. Roberts, execu
tive oiiicer at the Barracks,
Capt. William R. Ourand, post
athUtic officer, and Col.
George Van Orden, command
ing officer at the Barracks.
Without the aid of these men
it would have been almost im
possible to stage this game for
the benefit of the crippled
youngsters of the United States.
We too feel grateful to the mem
bers of the Shannon ball club
for making the trek from Port
land so that some little boy or
girl may walk again.
Our goal Saturday night is
$10001 We are informed that
no basketball name in Klam
ath Falls has ever brought in
that amount. But heck, fel
lows, there's a first time for
everything. We cannot help
but feel that the goal will be
reached in so fine an athletic
contest for so humane a cause.
. We think it significant that
the American people are in the
midst of a campaign to benefit
humanity when so many are bent
upon destroying it. From now
on, it's up to you folks, we're
counting on you!
Gail Bishop "Held"
To 17 Counters
Warriors Still Win
FORT LEWIS, Jan. 24 (it,
Holding Gail Bishop to 17 points,
Eastern Washington , college
came within two points of trim
ming the Fort Lewis Warriors
last night, losing the basketball
game, 34-35 on a goal tossed by
Sub Joe Harvey of the Warriors
in the last 30 seconds. Roffler
of EWCE scored 16 points.
NYU Grid Chant Is Now New
Guinea War Cry, Greeting
NEW YORK "Hubba-Hub-
ba call the natives when an
American Gl passes by in New
Guinea. The expression, pecu
liarly adapted to New Guinea
dialect, can be traced to New
York university, where football
players used it. Capt. Bob Con
nolly, Violet end of 1937-38-39,
brought the chant to New Guin
ea. A guerrilla skirmish fol
lowed. Shouting "Hubba-Hub-ba,"
the men put the Nips to
rout. Much impressed native car
riers returned to their villages,
and now the collegiate war cry
of NYU has become a chant of
the jungle.
the bucket. Coach Marble Cook
had his charges engage in a fast
scrimmage session Tuesday, aft
ernoon and Ringsteaa looKea
nromisintr.
The K-men travel to Grants
Pass this weekend to take on the
cellarite Cavemen in an attempt
to gain their second conference
victory. The Cavemen nave uecn
dumped by both Ashland and
Medford and will face the Peli
cans on the maple for the first
time this year Friday night.
Jerry Thome, lanky Klamath
pivotman, will not be able to pa
trol the keyhole slot for the K
men in this series, but will be
ready to start practice next
week. With the loss of Bob Per
kins, Cook has worked out a
combination of Jim Palmer and
Jim Pope at forwards, Buz Buss
man at the center position, and
Jim Noreen and Larry White at
the guard slots.
Bud Biehn and Don Noel
showed up well Tuesday with
Noel hawking the onion consist
ently and Biehn looped in some
nice counters from outside the
keyhole. Ringstead worked his
way loose for a couple of nice
lay-ins and, all in all, the Peli
cans looked like a different ball
club than the one that took the
floor against the rough Medford
Black Tornado. I
The K-men are virtually out of ,
the running as far as the confer- i
ence is concerned, but Cook has j
his eye on the district tourna
ment coming up at Ashland and
is grooming his boys with it in
mind.
The Pelicans could still finish
second in the loop by dumping
the Cavemen and then bouncing
the Grizzlies when they play a
return series here soon. Medford
seems destined to cop the bunt
ing, but the K-men will be in
there scrambling, you can bet on
that..
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Marines Wallop
Redmond Cagers
By 55-43 Count
Tuesday night at the Prine-
vuie nign scnool gym, tne L,ea
therneck cagers from the Marine
Barracks downed the Redmond
army air base quintet 55 to 43.
It was a rough ball game with
a total of 39 personal fouls called
and the marines could not gath
er full steam because of the
smallness of the floor.
Mills led the Leatherneck at
tack, accounting for 13 points
and Nyra and Lewis collected 15
each for the army five.
MILWAUKIE WINS, 43-9
MILWAUKIE. Jan. 24 (JP)
One of basketball's rarities oc
curred last night as MUwaukie
defeated Molalla, 43 to 9, in their
district 12 hoop contest and held
tne losers scoreless in the entire
second half.
IT MAY BE ALTITUDE,
BUT CLASS TELLS
MEXICO CITY Perhaps
there is something in the claim
of the management of the Hip-
odrome de las Americas, which
points to the track's elevation of
7500 feet and says it makes
horses run like 2-year-olds. Gen
eral Manager Bruno Paglial
could point to Annapolis Blue,
7-year-old spn of tilue Larxspur
Speed Boat by Man o' War,
taken from yearling sales for
$13,000. Annapolis Blue didn't
stand training, spent four sea
sons at stud. Bred to some
mares in Mexico last year, An
napolis Blue was then put in
training. Making his first trip
to the post he defeated a field
of maidens by five lengths in
59 seconds flat. Perhaps, how
ever, the altitude hadn't as much
to do with his victory as the
weak caliber of his opposition
and the fact that class will tell.
HAVANA Big Bubble,
$12.40, won Pan American con
gress handicap at Oriental park
as favored Red Mantilla ran out
of money.
Another Angl
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Washington Governor Sets
Aside Plans for Ousting
Four Game Commissioners
. By DAVE JAMES
OLYMPIA, Wash., Jan. 24 (JP)
State game commissioners will
not be asked for immediate res
ignations, Governor Wallgren
said Tuesday morning.
- Indicating the meeting he held
with 30 representatives of the
Washington State Sports council
here late yesterday produced
agreement on game problems,
the governor said he has shelved
Bomberette
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Alline Banks Pate . . . basket
ball's pin-up girl. .
plans for ousting the four com
missioners still on the board.
Terms of two other members ex
pired last week.
"I have invited the commis
sioners and the state sports
council's directors to meet with
me here Sunday afternoon to
further explore where we are
going," Wallgren said.
"I explained to the sportsmen
yesterday that if the present
commission accepts my view
point on our mutual responsibili
ties, and if it is agreed that the
appointment of a director re
sponsible to me as governor shall
be made by me, then I will have
no particular objection to retain
ing the present commission set
up. ,
"The thing is I don't know
these men. I have no doubt they
are fine men trying to do a good
job. But I want to feel assured
they see things the way I do."
The governor said he has a
federal wildlife official in mind
for appointment as director.
"I know he'd go day and night
building our game resources,"
he said. .
The governor's meeting with
sportsmen yesterday had the ef
fect of stopping letters he Had
dictated requesting resignations
of game commission members,
he added.
BADGERS ELECT SHAFER
FOOTBALL CAPTAIN
MADISON, Wis. Allan Shaf-
er, Badger quarterback who died
of injuries sustained in the
Iowa game here last season, was
elected captain of the Wisconsin
football team by his fellow play
ers. Vote of the winners of cov-
etcd Badger W was cast unan
imously in favor ot their late
teammate. .
FOX RIVER GROVE, 111.
Eugene Wilson, ' C o 1 c r a i n c,
Minn., leaped 190 and 191 feet
to win Norgc club's ski-jumping
tourney.
Beavers
Top Husky
Five, 57-43
"Red" Rocha Rack! Up 27
Markers to Lead OSC Fivo
In Handing Huskios Defeat
CORVALI.IS, Ore., Jim. 24 ll'l
Ephrum Rocha, the rod-thntchcd
flash from Hawaii, saturated the
basket with 17 points lust night
to conduct Oregon State's Heav
ers to their most satisfying vic
tory to dalr iu the Northern Di
vision, Pacific Coast conference
hoop season a 57 to 43 triumph
over the University of Washing
ton's defending titlists.
It was the first conference loss
for thu Huskies in five stmts and
failed to dislodge them from the
pace position, but weakened
their hold on the top spot to u
point where another loss to Ore
gon Slate tonight would, skid
them into second, a hulf-gamc
back of Oregon's Webfoots.
The Beavers, with three wins
and three losses, remained In
third spot ttnd will stay there re
gardless of the oulcomc tonight,
but another victory would put
them just one full game away
from the leaders.
Remembering their double
loss to the 1944 champions at the
start of the current season In Se
attle, the Staters plunked home
the ice-breaking basket right aft
er the opening tipoff and ran the
count to 16-4 belorc tho Huskies
could catch their breath.
With the count nt 25-11 Rocha
todk a breather on the bench and
Washington carved down the ad
vantage to nine points ut half
time, 30-27. OSC switched from
man-to-man to zone defense in
the second half, slowing the ac
tion, upsetting the Washington
comeback intentions and retain
ing a comfortable lead. '
Bob Jorgcnsen pitched 16
points to lead the Husky scoring
and Whitey King seconded him
with 13. Bcrnio McGrath collect
ed 13 for OSC. Washington was
up against a manpower problem,
with high scorino Don McMillan
and several other aces left at
home because of navy regula
tions preventing V-12 trainees
from making the road jaunts.
After toniuht's fracas Wash'
ington rests a day, then switches
to Eugene for a double session
Friday and Saturday nights with
Oregon. Idaho and Washington
State, current tail-cnders. also
clash at tho week's end.
Summary:
Oregon State
G F PF TP
Puddy, f 1
Labhai t, f 2
Henningson, f .... 2
Rocha, c 13
McGrath, g 6
West, g 1
Moore, g 0
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pionjlup latl tpiing.
Benny Leonard to Receive
Memorial Plaque Tonight
NEW YORK, Jan. 24 (Pi
Boxing's 400 will put on their
best bib and tucker tonight and
honor Lt. Commander Benny
Leonard at the annual dinner of
tho New York boxing writers at
Ruppcrt's brewery.
Leonard, stationed at the
Shecpsheod Bay training station
of the merchant marine where
he teaches seamen tho tricks
that brought him fame as light
weight champion 20 years ago,
will recelvo the Edward J. Nell
BASKETBALL
Totals 25 1
Washington,
Li
Camovale, f 3
Creveling, f 2
Mosich, f 0
Blowers, f 0
Brooks, c 1
Bittman, c 1
King, g 'B
Jorgcnsen, g ...... 8
Anderson, g 0
7 57
PF TP
By The Associated Preti
OREGON PREP
Clatskanlo 20, St. Helens 23
Eugono 43, Junction City 23
Milwaukie 43, Moiona u.
Gresham 33, Hill Military
(Portland) 18.
McMinnvllle 51, Forest Grovo
23.
University (Eugene) 44, Rose
burg 40,
Milton-Freewatcr 41, Prcscott
26.
Lebonoh 32, Springfield 25.
Columbia Prep (Portland) 40,
Sandy 28. '
MIDDLEBURY,, Vt. Univer
sity of Vermont captured skiing
honors at Middlcbury college
winter carnival.
NEWARK, N. J. William
Meyer again named manager of
Newark International league
baseball club.
memorlul plaque. The plaque
Is awarded annually to tho box
er whose work reflected thu
most credit to tho sport.
Former Mayor Jnines J. Walk
er, one of the chief speakers, will
present the plaque to Leonard
who thus Joins the select group
honored In previous years, Jack
Dcmpscy, Joe Louis, Hilly Conn,
Barney Hoss and Henry Arm
strong, Pvt. Beau Jack, former light
weight champion (New York
Penna version) mid Cien. John J.
Pheluii, former chairman of tho
state athletic coinmlsi.iioii will
receive two other awards. Jack
will receive u medal of merit
as the fighter of tho year pre
sented by Publisher Nat Fle
ischer of the King magazine.
Gen. Phclim will receive a gold
pen and pencil set for long and
meritorious service to boxing.
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Totals 21 1 10 43
Half time score: Oregon State
36, Washington 27.
Missed free throws: Oregon
State, Labhart, Rocha, McGrath
2; . Washington, Carnovalo 2,
King 2, Jorgcnsen 2.
Referee Emil Piluso, Um
pire Phil Warren.
AGUA CALIENTE, Mcx. Co
rona Corona, $5.60, beat With
Regards in photo finish to win
Acapulco handicap at Tia Junna.
BOSTON Gil Dodds said
farewell to track by easily win
ning two-mile run in 0:58.4 in
YMCA indoor meet.
Draft Plans to Be Presented
To Major League Moguls Soon
By JIMMY JORDAN ' -
CHICAGO, Jan. 24 (P) The
question of conditions . under
which, baseball will enter a
fourth wartime, season 12 weeks
hence may be bound up in a
atraight-from-the-shpuldcr report
on plans of selective service to
be presented major league mo
guls at New York on February
3.. .
Ford Frickl National ' league
president, has the report. He
obtained it. Monday during dis
cussions with Lewis B. Hershey,
director of selective service, at
a conference m Washington.
Frick sought to determine
just how far-reaching a recent
war department directive may
be in regard to review of all
professional athletes now classi
fied 4-F, or with medical dis
charges, before they are reject
ed for military service. Frick
has given no intimation of the
contents of the report, but he
said in New York:
"I asked Gen." Hershey just
what information we desired
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punches.. He told us exactly
what we could expect under
the current rulings.- That was
all we wanted to know." . . .
Frick said the joint meeting
of major league club owners
February 3 would be given a
full report on the discussions.
Leslie M. O'Connor, secretary
to ' the late Kcncsaw Mountain
Landis, baseball commissioner,
and now a member of the advis
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commissioner's office, said he
had not- heard from- Frick re
garding the discussions with
Hershey.
Will Harridgc, American
league president, also said he
had no report on the conference
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but, as was O'Connor, he was
interested in having the details
presented to club owners,
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other two members of tho ad:
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continuance of baseball if it
Vwould postpone V-Day by even
nn hour." Clubowncrs have
echoed that sentiment.
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