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IX HERALD AKD NEWS Tuesday. March 17, I14S 're). KUHS Boxing, Rassling Matches Scheduled Klvsatn sports- tans have a treat in store for them Wednes day night m-beo Use Klonalh Union high school department of physical eaucaooo stte an au-jcnooi oox cci and rassiir-i Dt. Tre meet will be held ia the bojV tym aasium aod will get underway at 7:45 p. m. "Dutch" French coaches boxing at the high cchool and -Chef Xewtoo is tae rassling in ttructor. The whole affair is upervd by Jc Peak ind French will act as boxing referee while Sewton will arbitrate the rassling matches, rimekeepers will be Marble Cook and Dr. 3eorge I. Wright Boxing judges are Paul Angstead. Dave 3ridge and Ernest Hambrick. and Paul Deller. Charles Carlson and Houston Robison will give be verdict on the mat tussles. HAINES This top-notch card presents nine boxing and rassling bouts, not to mention two slug-it-out -battle royals," Who knows. mavbe one of these kids will take the -Grey Mask" into camp Friday night on Promoter Mack Lillard s crunch card. Athletic Director Joe Peak announced the card Monday as follows: BOXING Gene Akers, 100 lbs, vs. James Rainwater. 110 lbs. Joe Herrera, 118 lbs- vs. Bill Rose. 118 lbs. Howard Shu-ley, 130 lbs., vs. Bob Caldwell. 130 lbs. Andy Moore. 13A lbs., vs. Malcolm YanASeter. iw ids. James Crossley. 140 lbs., vs. Rudy Bravo. 137 lbs. Free-for-all: Bud Bichn, 170, Arnold Ellis, 175, Ben DeVore, 158. Roger Vannerhoil. 168, vs. Bill Wilson. 160 lbs. ; Gene Hankins, 160 lbs., vs. Bob Redkcy, 145 lbs. Jim Noreen, 135 lbs, vs. Don Gourley. 140 lbs. Bob Eastman, 155 lbs., vs. Jess Hill, 164 lbs. RASSLING John Stone, 115 lbs, vs. John Patterson, 113 lbs. Bill Rose. 120 lbs., vs. Rex Mills. 122 lbs. Charles Zumwalt. 125 lbs, vs. Dooyan Yee. 128 lbs. Arden Nelson. 135 lbs, vs. James Griggs. 135 lbs. -Donald Kingsbury, 100 lbs, vs. Gene Akers. 100 lbs. ?ree-for-all: Calvin Adkisson, 142, Harvey Addington, 138, Jim Cooley, 120 lbs. Bud Selbv, 130. Jack Eittreim, 120. Virgil Nelson. 148 lbs, vs. Glen Miller, OSC, 148 lbs. Bill Mosbv, 135 lbs, vs. Solon Stone. 135 lbs. John Mosby, 125 lbs, vs. Vera Ericks, 125 lbs. Williams Ko's Lay in Third PHILADELPHIA, March 27 iP Lightweight contender Ike Williams, only a blurred carbon copy of his former self, uncorked a single, murderous punch last night and with it cleared his path to an NBA championship fight. i he I ronton negro nayoca swashbuckling Dorsey Lay of Philadelphia in -46 ol the third round of a scheduled lu-roundcr, and thus sealed his date to meet National Boxing association titlist Junn Zurita in Mexico Citv. April 28. Williams weighed in at 1341. Lay at 136. Galan Will Perform For 'Bums' DePaul's Demons Bounce Bowling Green, 71-54 Oklahoma Aggies Tangle With New York Tonight In Finals of NCAA Tilh Dusette To Meet "Mask" Klamath rassling fans will be bead butts of Mr. Stoneface. Promoter Mack Lillard an nounced this morning that the "Mask" had finally consented to risk his neck again with Du tette, who soundly trounced him in Portland recently. If Georges can pull a' repeat performance here Friday night, the hooded hoodlum will be forced to re move his mask and reveal his Identity. In their bout here two weeks go, Dusette' had the best of the tussle -all the way, but was only Die to gain a draw with the masked menace. Georges had numerous opportunities to ap ply ms famous full-lxelson in their previous scuffle, but was hesitant about using it because of the fact that Mr. Stoneface will not unmask if he is unable to return after one fall. He finally did clamp on to the "Mask" in the final canto and left him lying on the canvas dazed. Lillard also stated that ducats for the clambake are go ing at a last cup and warned fans to get their tickets now as what will no doubt be the capac ity house of the year will be on hand for the tiff. Smilin' Ed Faces Task At Cornell Bv CHUCK WELLNER ITHACA. N. Y, March 27 P) treated to -what snouid be the. bout of the year at , the Klamath f eU universitr armory Friday night when once troduce an innovation next fall again Georges Dusette. the pow- "two-man" football. tz:"1t, tI1'CalfVaS' ' f course thats "le grimmest matcn Jus highly-rated standing ; angle to the situation today full-Nelson against the temfic.only six davs before the vnune Texan takes over officially as Big Red grid coach and starts spring training. "When I asked how many reg ulars were left over from last season," drawled the ex-cowboy. all I got in reply was either 'Dekdebrun and Dckdebrun' or 'Dekdebrun and Robeson and nooeson and Dekdebrun. ' He referred to Allan v. nv. debrun, 21-year-old Buffalo half- DacK. whose passing attack largely was responsible for Cor nell's five victories last season, and Paul Robeson Jr., 17-year-old end and son of the former All-America end and noted bari tone, who are the only two regu lars on top this year. There probably, will be a turnout of between 50 and 60 aspirants for first practice Mon day, among them a few besides Dekdebrun and Robeson who had some experience last season Bobby Ruffin Will Meet Willie Joyce NEW YORK, March 27 VP) Lightweight boxer Bobby Ruf lin has changed his mind about fet'ring. He has signed to meet Willie Joyce of Gary, Ind, in a 12-round bout at Madison Square jarden on May 25. Joyce de pisively outpointed Ike Williams In their recent 10-rounder at the Garden. San Diego Sailors Top Angels, 8-1 SAN DIEGO, Calif, March 27 VP) In an exhibition baseball game here yesterday, Los Ange les Angels started out with a run in the fh-ot inning, but that was the last they got, and Naval Training center won, 8-1. Montreal, Detroit Still in Running For Stanley Cup By The Associated Prais 4 Montreal and Detroit, the teams that finished one, two in the regular National Hockey league season, jumped back into contention in the Stanley Cup playoffs by beating Toronto and Boston, respectively, over the weekend. After each had lost two in a row Montreal turned the tables by whipping Toronto. 4 to 1, be fore 15,087 at Toronto Saturday night while Detroit nosed out Boston, 3 to 2, before 13,500 -at Boston last night. NEW YORK, March 27 W Aucie Galan. star all-around player, has decided to leave his California butcher shop to per form again for the Brooklyn Dodgers this year. Branch Rickey, president of the Dodgers, announced today that he telephoned to Galan in Berkeley, Calif, from the Dod gers' camp at Bear mountain. "Galan told me that he is so busy in his butcher shop that he would be unable to leave until April 2." Rickey said. "I asked him if he would be willing to play first base if Manager Leo Durocher assigned him to that position. He said he would re port ready and willing to play first base in 154 games. He also informed me that he has been working out with the San Fran Cisco club two hours a day so he should be well advanced in training when he reports. Other training camp items: Philadelphia Phillies South' paw Al Gerheauser remained holdout, but worxed out wtuie awaiting invitation to salary con ference. Philadelphia A's Sid Gordon, former Giant, hit two homers to help Curtis Bay coast guard crush Athletics, is-8. Boston Red Sox Manager Joe Cronin is ready to play shortstop unless okeeter newsome reports Boston Braves Nat Andrews expected to pitch today s exhibi tion game against Washington. Cleveland Indians Steve Gromck's fast ball was hopping in three innings he pitched in practice game. Yielded no hits. Chicago White Sox First of four holdout pitchers to sign contract. Joe Haynes reported to Terre Haute, Ind, camp, Chicago Cubs Manager Char ley Grimm said slugger Bill Nicholson will report at least by opening day. Pittsburgh Pirates Johnny Barrett, Babe Dahlgrcn, Jim Russell and Tommy O'Brien all bit ball out of park in batting practice. St. Louis Browns Soggy field again forced club indoors for long routine workout. Cincinnati Reds Chucho Ra mos departed by plane from Caracas en route to training camp at Bloomington. Pitcher Elmer Riddle said he would stay on job at Columbus, Ga. . , New York Giants Manager Mel Ott cut lunch to one sand wich each after which team wal loped Bainbridge Navy. 9-2. with Ernie Lombardi hitting homer with bases loaded. New York Yankees Infielder Oscar Grimes left Atlantic CJty camp for New York where he will take pre-induction physical exam. Nick Ettcn, Yankee first, baseman who has been working in a Chicago -war plant, is ex pected to leave today for - the training camp. - -Elastic - " SUSPENDERS ' GARTERS " . OREGON WOOLEN Main at 8th When in Mediord Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Jo and Anne Earley Proprietors TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You DriveLong, Short Trips . Move Yourself Save M STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main If It's a "frozen" need, advertise for in the classified. artlcie a used you one ALL SCHOOL EVERY Wednesday AND Saturday 8:30 to 12:00 Armory Baldy's Band ' COMING Ada Leonard and her all girl Orchestra Wed., April 4 Boxing and Wrestling MEET BOYS' GYM K. U. H. S. 9 Bouts Wrestling 9 Bouts Boxing Battle Royal Wednesday, March 28 7;45. P. M. HIGH SCHOOL Auspices Boys' Physical Education Department Admission Student and Service men 30o Inc. Tax Adults 60c Inc. Tax By TED MEIER NEW YORK. March 27 MV- DcPaul s Demons from Chicago finally licked their New York basketball tournament Jinx. Coach Ray Meyer's quintet from the Windy City snared the national invitation title by crush ing Bowling Green. 71 to 54, in last night's final before 18,168 at Madison Square Garden. Last year the Demons reached the final, but lost to St. John's in an upset. Two years ago Georgetown whipped them, in the eastern NCAA competition. .For a time it seemed the jmx would again ruin George Mikan and company. Ten-point favor ites before the opening tossup. DePaul appeared behind the eight-ball when Bowling Green rushed into an early 12-point lead ot But big George, later picked as the outstanding player of the tourney with 120 points in three games, started to find the range. ably assisted by Whitey Kach an's pass interceptions. Within -a few minutes DePaul had pulled up to tie at 20-20 and then lead. 30 to 22. at halftimc. Bowling Green never was able to catch up. Altogether Mikan tossed In 34 points on IS field goals and four free throws. He outplayed the 6:11 Don Otten who sparked the Ohioans to their early lead, al though it was Don Whitehead with 17 points who did the most scoring for B. G. i After a celebration in their hotel headquarters. Coach Meyer took the DePaul players on an early morning stroll along cur few-darkened Broadway and planned to sit with them at to night's tussel between New York university and the Oklahoma- Aggies for the NCAA championship. The winner meets DePaul for the mythical national title on Thursday. Boasting seven-foot Bab Kur land, the Aggies ruled a slight favorite to win although the Vio lets still were considered "hot'' after their thrilling uphill extra period triumph over Ohio State Saturday. Pretty Soft! , WINNIPEG. March 87 Tl Max Carey, former National league baseball star, said to day he was happier In his present job than at anytime during his diamond career with Pituburqh end Brook lyn. He, U preldnt of the American Girls' Professional Softball league. Basketball Coach Gets Glad Tidings DECATUR, III.. March 27 (D Gay Kintner. Decatur, high school basketball coach, was in gay spirits today although his team won the 1043 Illinois championship 10 days ago. The school board yesterday voted to name the school gym- nasium in his honor and then de-j cided that Kintner. who has! coached three Decatur teams to , since state cage titles, merited an in crease in pay. They lipped hts! annual salary from $3300 to $4300. Willie Hoppe Sets Hot Pace In Cue Match PHILADKLPHIA.. March 27 (.4i Willie Hoppe. one-time "boy wonder" of billiards, add ed another record lo his string last night. The 37-year-old cuo master defeated Wclkcr Cochran, world three cushion champion, 60-33, in 23 inning, thereby equalling Cochran's own inning record for 60 points. Cochran had set the mark only two weeks ago against Hoppe in New York. The victory boosted Wlllie'i lead to 46 points 032 to SOU In the Hoppe-Cochran transcon tinental world championship tourney. Hoppe won the after noon block yesterday, 60-44. ! Lamotta Knocks Out Costner I In Sixth Canto By JIMMY JORDAN CHICAGO, March 27 MiThe tiiihlilc that win George (Stigurl Costlier, knockout king, was completely burst today, hut Chi cago fans had paid over 1140,000 lo see it happen in two fights, Jake Laniotlu, New York mid dlewelghl, finished It off with a ciisatlunal knockout In the sixth ronim in a urmmnirci lu-roiinder, before 11,113 funs who paid $43 . , 483 tu see II last night. , j Less than u month ago, Ray i (augur) (uuiiiwin Knockrri Iho Cincinnati negro In the first (Nl 3. ""'on A)jj i'.'"'l MoreTvJ ST. LOUIS. March 10 The Cardinals have not lost six straight National league games 1040. Urtil'..r 1 wgi iav wona.rl ll'.wh,!; trllieui, ip,72 ppi to tCr LEATHER COATS All Styles and Colors . OREGON WOOLEN Main at Bth DEVELOPING ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE 211 Underwood Bldg. ' 'I'. 1M. .7h2 fScTwo'BOli IFQQQ MADE BY GENERAL MILLS MURPHEY'S SEED STOtll I ! km WEALTH OF THE WEST I-! ,''-"11. ksnm jmyicioKt-m S! 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