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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1945)
TWO HERALD AMD MEWS Monday Feb. 1, 1145 Pelicans Down Grants Pass Two Straight to Take 2nd Place in Conference Race Palmer Paces Klamath Five fo 49-37 Win 'Going Home" i South Oregon Conference h I C 8 " W. T,. Pet. f Medford 12 0 1.000 !' Grants Pass 4 8 .333 F Ashland 3 9 .250 I . I ! By PAUL HAINES . ;s i Using a fast breaking offense I Combined with occasional stall ing tactics, the Klamath Pelicans played their best ball game of the season on the KUHS maple Saturday night in handing the Cavemen from Grants Pass a 49 to 37 lacing to take undisputed possession of second place in the final southern uregon con ference standings. ! SDarked by deadeye Jim Pal mer with 20 points, who was capably assisted by other mem bers of the Pelican squad, the jsiamatn noopmen reany pourea it on their rivals from over the mountain in every period ex cent the second. . i The work of Jerry Thome un der the bucket was an outstand ing bit of floor play and flashy Jim Noreen handled his oacK- court assignment exceptionally vell.' Noreen was in on every play in the ball game and his ball hawking ability was a standout feature of the tussle. ! Larry White, Bud Biehn, and Dean Mason also turned in a good ' game to enable the Peli cans' to bow out in their final conference clash in a blaze of glory. T The K-men wound up the sea son with a good average on their - v some court by Bouncing weeo. ince, Ashland and Grants Pass twice, and losing two tilts to the Undefeated Black Tornado from Medford. On their out of town trips, the Pelicans did not fare ipo well, dropping a double bill . if Medford and Grants Pass and dividing with Ashland. ! There were 28 personal fouls (jailed by the officials in the fray Saturday night, 15 on Klamath 4nd l3 on the-visiting firemen. White was forced to leave the game in- the fourth frame with five personals and Lrtz was evicted from the tilt in the same ?eriod for his flagrant fouling of oreen. , The Pelicans Jumped off to a 15 to 10 lead at the end of the lirst heat on buckets by Palmer, Mason, and White. Ausland 4rew first blood for the Cave men after 30 seconds of playing fime had elapsed with a lay-in Shot, but Noreen sank a charity ioss and Palmer canned a long torn to put the K-men in front 3 to 2. Pippin potted a double-decker, but White countered with a field goal from the corner and Ausland looped in a gift heave to deadlock the count at 5 all. Riebel arched in a keyhole shot and Palmer followed seconds later with his second long-torn at the game to again knot the icore at 7 all. , i Boyce sank a free throw and Mason then potted a one-handed jwisher to put the K-men in front .by one tally, only to have Sippin tie up the ball game for Ihe third time with a gift heave 4t 9 all. Boyce slipped in an other free throw, but Palmer and Mason canned three field goals between them In rapid suc cession to give the Pelicans a Jive point lead and they were iever headed after that, i In the second stanza, the Klamath club accounted for only This ilf-iatifid little Klamath Pelican is an rout ever th hums ta Grants Pais to daliver a batierad and surprised Caveman to bis dwelling in th third slot of th Southern Oregon con ference cage standings. The Pelicans pulverised the Cavemen two straight games on the KUHS maple over the weekend to take undisputed poss asslon of second place. five points on another double decker by White and a field goal and free throw by Noreen. The Cavemen collected seven mark ers, in this period to' outscore the Pelicans, but they . couldn't quite, make up the difference ana the pan enaea to i i. To start . the third stanza. Riebel came through with a long one to bring the Grants Pass five up to within one point of the Pelicans at 20 to 19, but Palmer ended the threat' by bucketing two goals and a gift toss in a row to make the score 25 to 19. The K-men went on to outscore their rivals two-to- one in this period, accounting for a total of 18 points, while the Cavemen collected nine, to make the count 38 to 26 at the end of the quarter. The Pelicans resorted to stall ing tactics in the final canto., but still kept abreast of their opponents in the scoring depart ment with both clubs racking up 11 markers. Thorne potted a couDle of beautiful - tip-in shots and Palmer and Mason laced in a long-torn apiece, with Noreen adding a charity flip, to make the final score 49 to 37. Next Friday, February 23. the Klamath eager? go to Ashland to compete in the district tourna ment. Their opponents in the first round of play Friday night will be none other than the pow erful Medford Black Tornado and Coach Marble Cook and the Pelicans are grimly determined to snap the 22-game winning streak of the Medford hoopmen. The Army-Navy store copped the first-half championship Vic tory league play in the prelim inary tussle by bouncing Jerry's Continuous Shows Dally Open 1:00 P. M. TODAY UN" Ml ill George 1 O' GIRLS ake Your Head UVCLV PLUS BRIEN in WHEN A MAN i 1 A MAN Spin! w irSS 'every "J W" M NATHT delivery 17 to 11 in a loose ball game. . Schortgen held high scoring honors for the evening with six points for the victors and Stride collected five for the delivery, team Summary: -. Pelicans (49) , FG FT PF TP Palmer, f . ...........7 -"8 ' 1 " 20 Zarosinski. f 0 0 0 0 White, f ......3 0 5 81 Bussman, f . ..0 .0 0 0 Thorne, c .....:........4 1 2 ' 9 Mason, c ...:'...4 0 2 8 Noreen, g 1 '44 8 Biehn, g .-...0 0 1 0 Redkey, g :....0 ' 0 - 0 0 19 17 15 49 Cavemen (37) FG FT PF TP Pippin, f ..: ...1 1-1 3 McClellan, f ........0 0 0 0 Lutz, 1 4 0 3 8 Everton, f 1 0 0 2 Dubbs, f .......0 10 1 Riebel, c 6 2 2 14 Ausland. g 1 .1.1 3 Bertrand, g 0 0 1 0 Boyce, g 0 8 -28 Robertson, g 0 0 3 0 ' 13 11 13 37 Officials: Lowell Prior USMC, Dominic Ruggicro USMC. Coach es: Klamath Marble Cook, Grants Pass Carl Carpenter. Timekeeper: Dr. ' George I. Mr. Stoneface To Butt Biceps With Johnson The main event on the crunch card Friday night,at the Klamath biccp bin will pit the "Grey Mask" against Gloomy Gust Johnson. Both musclers rasslcd a great match here several weeks ago with Mr. Stoneface guzzling Johnson in a torrid encounter. Gloomy Gust will rje going all out for revenge Friday night in an effort to dump the hooded hoodlum for the first time. John son is a strong, scientific crunch er, but also knows the dirty angles and will use them if ho deems it necessary to a success ful campaign. Promoter Mack Llllard has signed Joltin' Jack Kiscr in the semi-windup with an as yet un named opponent and the French strongman, Georges Dusette, will appear in the opener. Wright. Halftime score: Klam ath 20, Grants Pass 17. Iff ' Open Mat. 1:30 . Eve. 6:45 The Grcatomantic Comedy of AH Timel hlTnalletml Piclurn, Inc. prtitnlt Gary COOPER -Teresa WRIGHT Casanova etfrown" - directed by M WOOD flUNMLIT JUHNSUN .i. rranK Morgan Anita Louis Patricia Colling Edmond Ireon Jill Esmond A Day In June .". Brought to Action OSC Raps Yebfoot Five, 45-43 Win Puts Beavers in Ti With Oregon for Top Spot In Conferenco Standings NORTHERN DIVISION STANDINGS By The Associated Pieii W L For Ast Pet, UO 8 5 645 598 .615 OSC 8 5 583 544 .615 WSC 7 5 55G 523 .583 UW 5 9 627 691 .357 Idaho 3 7 387 436 .300 The Oregon Wcbfools and the Oregon State Beavers wero knot ted at the top of the northern division Pacific Coast league bas ketball standings today with Washington State college still pounding along in a challenging position. The leaders face the season's climuN with equal opposition. Oregon meets the University of Idaho at Eugene tomorrow and Wednesday and Oregon State tnkes on the Vandals at Corval lis Friday and Saturday. These games wind up the season for the Oregon clubs, barring the not faint possibility of a tie. The Cougars face tougher sled ding in meeting Washington Fri day and Saturday on the Hus kies' home floor. WSC took two from the U. of W. at Pullman, but this time Coach Hec Ed numdson can use his navy train ees. The series will be Wash ington's last. WSC still has a pair to play with Idaho. Oregon State's Red Rocha was held to two free tosses Saturday night, but Larry West and Bob Labhart took over the scoring burden for the Beavers In a 45 43 victory. After a sec-saw first seven minutes. Oregon State swept into a 28-17 lead only to sec Oregon close the gap to 30-28 in a wmnwina lour-minute spurt that closed the first half. Two quick goals put Oregon In the lead as the second half open ed but Ted Henningsen and Lab hart again pushed the Beavers ahead. With three minutes left, Ore gon pulled into a 43-43 tie, but a lay-In by shot put the Beavers back in front, 45-43. Neither club could count in the last two min utes. If It's a "frozen" article you need, advertise for a used on In the classified. Sncad Ties Nelson In Gulfport Open Box Office Opens 6:45 Week Days I YZ ENDS r TONIGHT ' "FEDERAL BULLETS" k. fV Milburn Ston J VV Terry Walker Si J Judith Allen 1 "PORT OF ( uiceiur TWO BIG h its 3 PLUS . "MR. CELEBRITY" -H Bt SKIPPIR PATRICK GULFPORT. Miss., Feb. 10 ff) Sammy Snoad, of Hot Springs, Va., who revolutionized th golfing game with his slain- Wildcats Bounce Tulelake, 43-37 Putting on a stirring fourth quarter rally, the KUHS Wild cats gained sweet revengo with a 43 to 37 victory over Tulcluko on the Honkers' own floor Sut urday night. Behind four points at the end of the third quarter, the Klam ath boys began to hit Ihe bucket and snowed under the hard fighting Honker who had prev iously handed th Wildcats their only setback of the season. The lead changed hands many times during the game, and the cheer ing crowd was limp with ex haustion by th time the thriller ended. Charley Schreiber of Tulelake was the biggest worry for Coach Paul Angstead and his boys ns he racked up 20 points, which was high for the game. Lcroy Coleman was tops for Klamath with 18 counters closelv followed by Bill Crawford with 14 and Ray Craig with 11. Dick Max well scored 10 tallies for the Honker. The Klamath freshmen took th preliminary 18 to 15 from the Tulelak "B" sqund with neither team scoring a single point In the first quarter. Jim Kennett of the locals and Marvin Brown of the Callfornlans tied for high point honors with leveii markers apiece. bung tactics, tries today (o knock Byron Nelson off tho golf throne In an 10-holo play-off for the Ciulfpoi t Open clmmiilunjhlp. Siu'iid, who led IhrmiMli throe vound.s hud In eoino from behind In the lasl 18 holes yesterday to giiln a first place tin with the Toledo, O., unibiellu salesman In one of Ihe must keenly fought lourniimciil.i of tho professionals' winter series. Seemingly out of the running for Ihe title midway of tho lust round yesterday, Sneud eamo back and shot a brilliant 33 on the flnul nine to catch up with Nelson,' who hud finished n'half hour earlier. Nelson wan behind .Snoad two i strokes, 2011-200, after threo I i. ,.r K,,i n.. T..1...1.. stylist put tuuuther a 32-34 (10, five below pur, lo assume com mane!. Sneud needed a par-4 on the final hole to win the champion ship after ho hud blrdled on the 15th, lUth and 17lh. A too shot parked in a divot on Ihe lllth fairway, a hold approach trick led off tho back edge of the green and n difficult chip got Sneud in putting, position where he boiieycd the hole. Nelson completed his last round In 32-34 00. five under Dili-. Snenil's Inst effort was 2 .under, 3U-32 (18. Toney renim of Dayton, O., turned In a 2-undcr oar 00 and 4-tinder 07 for a 278 total and third place In tho $3000 tournament. even Con.,, With MoriJ AIM. 1 .. ' consisted .i"'. .ilhiJ they wer t 111 Ba , , lh U hot armv P toUchl-l ting then, ', "ft tcims il.r ...''Ma clihi ii " buck.!. ,1 n scoring with 1155 Hed nine count, TS "arrack, lioop,ur V tallied eliihi ' Mills, , The Volltjo v. fvrned the icon? ,.? mi me sor-AnH w.r M!r NEW YOnK Hill Brnndt re sighed as director of Natlonul league's service bureau, effective April I. Arthur E. "Heri" Pat terson, of New York Herald Tribune, named to succeed him. By Th. AiiocUtTj Eugene a3, Unlvcrili, gone) 24. Pendlctuii 42, TheDil! 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