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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1945)
Jd bridders selected 1 f '' UH To 1945 Pelican Squad H Strinuous.Scrimmaaa Setsion HM ' jScfturdayiAfternoon on Modoc Field ) fi fi rt,L .i I , - Bv PAUL HAINES ' fi i Cduiill Pnul Angstcacl mid Assistant Conclios Ed Ryan 0 Roberts solcclecl !13 iirkldrri Saturday uftamooti to ' Hon UoVore mid May iiikI Mnlcoliu VanMeli I and (Civil I loinl llle 1041) Million of tlio Kluiriutli Pelican football sciwicl. Tho boys wont throiiitli n rlorous sOflminiiHe session nn Mo diia fluid unci showed vast Improvement over curlier wvrltuuts. Several Look Good ' ' ' In tha mum field doniirtimtnt Bob lledkry, Tommy Edward, iy cmifi looked outmniHllnR, uetny t-oioiiinn iir directed tlio opposlnu eiovons most of tha 1 1 tlme from tlio quarterback slot. Tlio blocking linn shurpenod up noticeably arid thu offense f lun red a path to tlio ifoul line nicely. Ulll Sari, Deo Nelson, Chuck Thurmnn and Hurold wirth performed well In the forwura wull and Klwood Roue turned In a good Job at. a tacklo position, The coaching stuff lius given no indleullon of a starting line, Dusette Gets Return Crack At Lipscomb , Uy popular demand of Klam ath Kails inut funs Ueorgci Uu selle will get a return shot at Juek Lhisuoinb Friday night In tlio local arona in a no-time limit tusslu. The two gludlutors will tungle with the understanding thut the winner will roup all the gcclus with the unfortunate losor Just along for the ride. Dimotlo challenged Lipscomb from the ring lust week unci then imU'rcd u fnrmnl chiillunge with 1'romotur Muck Llllurd. The French-Canadian Hercules has ttwoin vengeunco upon the brutal liooiiur who held Ouaotto to a draw In u tltunlc title tiff hero two weeks ugo. Kluniuth ruxsllng cnthusluat hnvo been besieging Llllurd for this frucna und lie Tius managed to secure the services of both miiulors, ullhoiigh Lipscomb sneered that Dusette did not ex ti'iul him onough to make the fight worth his while. Hough ltufut Jones, negro orniiiilor who bus been tossing the boys right and left since his debut In tho northwest, will ap pear In the snml-wlndup agulnst some top opponent. Rough Hufu bus served notlco on Lll lard that this Is the last time he will consider anything but a main nyent booking. Hot Competition Seen This Season By The Associated Prats The revived northern division Paclflo coast conference bocs In to Its socond peace-time practice session today and the concensus seems to bo thnt while the quul Ity of tho football undoubtedly will not be up to pro-war stand ards, at least tlio competition will bo keen. None of tho coaches are sign Ing the customary September dirges.-. They don't hayo to. The "unknown" quality of the ma terial speaks for Itself and all five schools sturt out on about equal footing. ' Rtynoldt at Oregon At Oroiton Saturday Coach Tex Oliver found 10 war vet era tin In a group of 40, with only 'One lotterinen. 1042 Halfback Bobby Reynolds. In the lot Another lei term an, Ray Blatchlry, Is expected later In the week. After a quick check Oliver announced he had plenty of backfleld .aspirants but was woefully, low on linemen. The Wobfoots open against Washing' . inn Sentombcr 2(1. Couch Lon Stlner of Oregon State was- tho most optimistic of the grid mentors. He said his squad of 45 looked almost as good ns an average pre-war year, ' Hob Stevens, a buck, was Stln. er's onlv lctternian. however. Tho Beavers opon against Camp Bcale September zh. 70 Huskies Turn Out Washington, wiih 70, hod the biggest turnout. Most of them wore freshmen but this group Included some of the stale a out standing prop performers. Black Tornado Looms As Threat '" MKDKdRD.'Sqpt. 10 (IP) The Medfnrd Black . Tornado which captured the Oregon state grid iron championship last year was back In practice again today and promising to bo another pennant thrcnt. . Six-regulars from Inst year's powerful squad turned up for practice, plus four lettcrmcn from tha reserves. Bob Watson, captain and key man In last season s T-forma-tlon, Is. expected to handle Mar ' vln Dnty's fullback spot this year. Medford opens its sched 11I0 against Albany here Septem ber 21. i . Classified Adi Bring Results UflBCE fJ eve nv VCJ WEDNESDAY I'X'ioyijijntidayi I I hut it uppcurcd that it might bo roniDosed 01 rtaison and inur man at 'ends, Sari mid Roso ut liicklcs,'. Wirth and Kustman ut guards, and Vanderhoff at center. . , Tentative Baekfltld A tentutivo starting backfleld could bo Colemun ut quarter- buck, Rcdkoy and Dovore at halfbacks und cither JJdwurds or Craig In the fullback post tlon. Herbert' Barkor , Jrvln WMItt and Ronald Hollowny uro ulso very definitely candidates lor a starting backfleld berth. DeVoro has been getting off somo nice mints In iiructlcc. ul though he still needs plonty of glooming. The 1U4S Klamnlh Union high school footbull squad Is as lol I1JWJ1. UllUn. V.IIBMVD A tlltl i.lltil, Deo Nelson. Jim Pope, Howard Shirley and Willis Olid den. Tackles: 1)111 Surl, Klwood Rose, Kyle Molgurd, Scott Reed, Dob Thompson and Richard Foust Guards: Harold Wirth, Bob Kastman, Allen Eck, Jack Wein berg, Bob Gourley, Lester ros' ter and Cieno Yarnell. Centers; Roger Vonderhoff and Fred Cerbino. Bucks: Herbert Barker, I.c roy Coleman, Ray Craig, Ben DeVore, Bob Dodson, Tommy Edwards, hart liannen, Bob Mo. rubec, Bob Selby, Bob Rcdkey Irvln Whltt, Malcolm Van Meter and Ronald Holloway. NUERNBERG. Germany, fP) I Oise base ball-stars won the GI world series by beating the third army's 71sl division, 2 to 1, for third victory In five-game scries. Seusonserveu-TnyrHtm Seat Tickets Go On Sale Friday Beaton rtttrvt stat tlckstt for tha Klf math Union high school football ttnon will go on talt Friday Bepttmbor 14, at 81SO a. m. at tin chamber of commtrct oillct. Thar at five gamat on the horn slat this year, running In this ordari Clrant, Baltm, Athland, Mtdlord, and Eugena, Thr jrlca of a naton ft. ttrvtd' ftat duoat it IS with 20 ptr nt tax Included. A ganaral ttaton ticket it 14 and tlokott for each gama art at follown rastrvtd, I1.1P1 general adult, 00 ctnttt and general student, 40 ctntt. All military personnel In uniform will bf admitted at tha ttu dant tat although thtra will bt no. reduction for ttrvlct men In ttaton ftttrvad ttat prices. Lead Over Onrushing Nats Bevos Appear Cinch To Cop PCL Pennant By PAUL WELLS Attoclatad Prats Sports WrRtr Tho long, hurd pull .for the Doi-ilunH nnavnra Is nearly over, und nothing but un epidemic of general paralysis, fractured legs und crucKea iiokkuis uiu m ,.ni iln-in from ending a nine year championship drouth In the Pacific Coast league. Tl.olr Ipurl will cut to fix gomes over tho weekend, but with only two weeks and 14 tilts to go tho pennunt ii s good nit' won. -The loon's slnglo re- mnlnlnn contest is for third place, which tho Sacramento Solons hold one gme ahead of the San Francisco Sculs. The Beavers split twin bills with the Seals both Saturday and Sunday, dividing the first 8-4 and 2-3 ond yesterday's en gogement 1-2 and 8-8. The last scries between the two clubs wound up at three-all. Scuttles runner-up Ralnlers made It four out of six over the Hollywood Stars, sharing Sat urday's doublehcader 4-3 and 1-5 and sweeping Sunday's encount ers 11-1 and 2 0. Classified Ads Bring Results. By JOE REICHLER 1 Aitoolattd Prtti Bportt Wrlttr , Tha hectic American leauue flug race entered the final thrua weeks of the suuson today with tho first placo Detroit Tigers only one gumc ahoud of tho per sistent Washington Senators fol lowing yesterday's double . tri umph by tho Nats and a victory anu no by tnc Bengals. Mic Key Haunter, sturdy lttlo southpaw, hud little troublo an nexing hit luth victory In a 4-2 opening guinu triumph for Washington over the White Sox. But Santiago Ullrich hud to como to the rcscuo of his fellow Latin elbowcr, Alex Carrasquol In the nightcap to eke out a S-4 decision for Ossle Bluege's men, The Tigers also wore forced to stage Into Inning rallies to van quish tho Boston Red Sox 0-3 In tho first and obtain a 3-3 11-in-nlng tie in the second. Catcher Paul Richards was the whole show for the Bengals In the opener. His three doubles socked in five of the six runs Including three In the ninth, and he scored the other himself, The fevorlsh National league uue cnuse remained at a stale' mate when tho too-perched Chi cago Cubs and the second rung St. Louis Cards each swept their twin bill leaving the Bruins still tnree and a naif games in front, The Cubs made short work of the Braves os Ruy Prim and Claude Passeau, In rare form, prostrated tho Hubmcn 5-1 and 4-0. Prim's flvc-hlttcr was his 12th triumph while Passeau reg istered his 18th with a superb three-hit shutout. Tho Redbirds had to win theirs the hard way. After com ing from behind to sneak in with the onencr S-4. thoy made it two successive one-run decisions over the New York Giants by winning tho second 3-2. Slammin' Sammy Wins Dallas Open DALLAS, Sept, 10 UP) Slam mln' Sammy of tho Virginia Sneuds, suh, hied himself down to Temple today to give a golf ing exhibition for the wounded veterans of McCloskoy General hospltnl, $2000 in war bonds tucked In his pocket for winning the Dallas Open. Vic Giiezzl of Deal, N. J., who finished seventh in yesterday's tournament wlndup, ulso will go to mcciosKcy nospuui to demon strate golf shots to the veterans. but other members of the tour ing professional links troupe, ex cept Byron Nelson, who has a dinnor data In Fort Worth, were on the way to Tuiso to pnrtici pute In an Invitation tournament scheduled to open Thursday, Beavers Meet Suds In PCL Cup Playoff OAKLAND, Calif., Sept. 10 (IP) It will be Portland vs. Seattle and Sacramento vs. San Francisco in the first round of the Pacific Coast league Gov ernor's Cup playoffs. Circuit directors decided here Saturday to have the first and second placo northwest teams meet in the Initial round to save unnecessary travel. Both fin ish the season two weeks from now in home series. Ft. Warren, 25-0 ! SPOKANE, Sopt. 10 UP) Tho fourth air force flyers of San Francisco, flashing Jet plane backfleld behind a B-24 line, today planned future con quests In the stylo of their 23 to 0 drubbing Saturday night of the Fort Warren, Wyo., foot ball team. Opening the west's top-flight football season, the airmen con vinced 10,500 funs in Gonzaga stadium that they have back field speed to spare and an ag gressive, medium-weight forward wall ublo to pin down heavier opposition to clear a path for the uurung can curriers. Second Lt. Eugene Mceks of Kentucky, scorins two touch downs in the second quarter, and dashing 12 yards to set up a third on the 3-yard line, doml natcd the speed exhibition. Portland Open Will Start Next Sunday PORTLAND. 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