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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1945)
EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS rridar. Oct s. ms maim Bmi mm Pelicans Given Slight Edge Over Rival Eleven Both Teams Exactly Equal In Weight; Klamath May Be Troubled By Injuries By PAUL HAINES The Klamath Pelicans will play their first Southern Oregon conference game of the .season tonight at 8 o'clock on Modoc field when they tangle with Coach John Roberts' Ashland Grizzlies. The two elevens are exactly equal in weight with both start- Oregon Grid Squad Holds Scrimmage ' EUGENE, Oct. 5 (IP) The University of Oregon grid squad tried out offensive tactics in a long scrimmage session against the third team Thursday in pre paration for Saturday's contest with the Idaho Vandals. Jake Leicht, who turned out for his first practice yesterday, and Bobby Reynolds, ace per former against Washington last week, worked on what they hope will be a star backfield combination. Today's was the last heavy workout. Already the Beavers have drilled intensively on de fensive tactics, with emphasis on protection from Idaho s triple threat halfback, Jim Hatch. Torrid Mat Card Slated For Tonight Georges Dusette will make his ' umpteenth bid to guzzle burly Jack Lipscomb at the Klamath arena tonight and Rough Rufus Jones takes on Ernie Piluso on Promoter Mack Lillard's rassling bill-of-fare. Lillard is staging another bang-up double main event to night in which everything can happen and often does. The ha tred that exists between Dusette and Lipscomb is enough in itself to assure a rough-and-ready tus sle and Rough Rufus is gaining top billing in the northwest by his apparently unbeatable head butts. The savage negro mauler has yet to drop a match in the Klam ath ring and Piluso will be out tonight to accomplish the feat when so many others before him have failed. Dusette and Lipscomb have : clashed here before in some hair raising tussles and everything : goes, including the referee, ! when these two gladiators are matched in a joust. Angelo Martinelli, a good, clean kid from Ohio, will make his mat debut in the opening tiff against none other than rugged ' Bucko Davidson, the ex-marine from San Diego. Wally Moss will part the : groaners in the clinches with ! the show slated to get underway at 8:30. p. m. Oregon State Squad Leaves For Pullman CORVALLIS. Oct. 5 fP) A ' 26-man Oregon State squad was to leave late Thursday for the Beavers' conference opener against Washington State at ; Pullman Saturday. A 500-mile auto trip will be ; broken with an overnight stop : at Columbia. Gorge, bringing the . squad into Pullman in time for a warm-up drill Friday. The club went through a final ! heavy workout yesterday, stress i ing defensive tactics against the ; Cougars' T-formation. Three t first-stringers left end Stan Mc- , guire, left half Dick Gray, and i right guard Harvey Cutts are ; hot expected to see much action, I as a result of injuries in the i Camp Beale contest. i. Philadelphia Curtis Shop ; pard, 1874, Pittsburgh, knocked out Johnny Allen, 205, Phila : dolphia (7). Leon Szymurski, 1774, Chester, Pa., outpointed . Ray Schully, 185,. Reading, Pa., (8). Classified Ads Bring Results Keno Road Phone S361 M ing lineups averaging 161 pounds and both boast plenty of speed. Tiie urizztics launch tnelr of fensive from a double wing while the K-men will stick to the T formation. At the same time the Pelicans take the field against Ashland, Medford will tangle with Eugene and Grants Pass takes on Coos Bay. Coach Paul Angstead said Thursday that his charges were not in the best of physical trim for the ensuing battle with a good many of the boys favoring a twisted ankle or a bad knee. Bill Sari. Klamath r i e h t tackle, is scheduled to start the ball game but Angstead will not The KUHS freshman eleven will tackle Medford junior high at Modoc field Saturday at 2 p. m. The Freshman squad is coached by Charles McLin and this will be their first game of the season. be positive of his starting lineup until kickoff time. Jim Pope is slated to replace Dee Nelson at left end as Pope has shown up well in practice sessions lately. He has proved to be a dependable pass receiver and snagged an aerial against Salem last week that was good for a touchdown. The remainder of the Klamath lineup will be the same with Tommy Edwards, Bob Redkey, Herbert Barker and Leroy Cole man in the backfield and Pope, Richard Foust, . Harold Wirth, Roger Vanderhoff. Bob Eastman. Sari, and Chuck Thurman com posing the forward wall. Seven returning lettermen bolster the Grizzly squad with every one capable of plenty of speed. The Pelican backfield doesn't nave to give anything away to any rival eleven, however, when it comes to the speed department and some of the Klamath backs will probably show a clean set of cleats to Ashland tonight. Odds makers have installed the Pelicans as slieht favorites on the basis of the fact that Ash land has not met any opponent wormy oi its mettle. With the weather brisk . and clear, tn. night's game should be one of we most thrilling battles enacted on Modoc field this season. Three Backs Join Cougar Grid Squad PULLMAN, Oct 5 (Ph-Coach Phil Sorboe is having "man power troubles" with the Wash ington State college football team but they consist primarily of trying to keep track of a steady influx of new men. A trio of backs was the latest to report, bringing the announc ed number of new men for the week to seven. The three are Clyde Comstock, 170-pound back from Cheney: Kenneth Melton. 195-pounder from Walla Walla, both of whom were recently dis charged from the navy, and Ed win Stoddard, five-year army veteran, a IBS-pounder from Coeur d Alene, Idaho. NEW YORK, Oct. 5 (JP) Jimmy Boyle, of Los Angeles, unoeaien since ne came east a year ago. tries for his 15th straight victory tonight against johnny Green, of Buffalo, in the 10-round windup at St Nicholas arena. Both are welterweights. D'&N.CE Saturday Night K. C. Sponsored by Modern and Old Time Men SOe ' - m SERVICE Skin - Store - Cut and Wrap - Quick Freeze Why Take the Pleasure Out of Hunting PASS THE BUCK TO US Brattons' Food Lockers Edwards Gets I v x Ay ' VV V- fr... vUV i S iiWSWW Tommy Edwards, sensational sophomore fullbuck of the Klamath Pelicans? boots a long punt in practice at Modoc field. Edwards will be at the fullback position when the Pelicans take the field against the Ashland Griislies in the first Southern Oregon conference game of the season here at 8 o'clock tonight. USC CLASHES WITH SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5 UP) Four undefeated teams. South ern California, St. Mary's Pre Flight Nevada and St. Mary's college, will hold the football spotlight on the Pacific coast this weekend. The Rose Bowl champion USC Trojans will tangle with the Pre Flight Air Devils at Los An geles tomorrow, while Nevada and the St. Mary's Gaels will meet in Kezar stadium, San Francisco, Sunday. Vying with these games in interest is an intersectional match between the California Golden Bears and Washington Huskies at Berkeley tomorrow. USC Considered Best Coach Bernie Masterson's tal ented Air Devils showed a world of power -in beating little Col lege of the Pacific 69-0 last week, but in meeting the Tro jans will run up against an out fit considered the best college team on the coast The Trojans beat UCLA 13-6 and California 13-2 in their first two games of the season. Jimmy Phelan, mentor of the colorful . Gaels, is frankly ap prehensive over the Nevada tilt. Tti. W 1 1 n r- iirVl i nnoH a ctrnriP Utah university squad last week 33-14 and ran over the Poca tello marine base team 65-0 a fortnight ago. They have a line averaging 207 pounds, anchored by Buster McClure, candidate for all-America honors last year, and a fast, triple-threat back field. Flashy Backfield The Gaels, who have collected wins of 20-13 over California TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive Long, Short Trips Move. 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Bluejackets Meet Camp Beale In other weekend games hav ing a California setting, UCLA will tackle Amos Alonzo Stagg's weak College of Pacific eleven at Los Angeles tomorrow and the powerful Fleet City Blue jackets, rated one of the best service teams in the country, will entertain Camp Beale Sun day. Northern conference contests RETURNING! MONDAY NIGHT ""ft IMBECK AND ONESTGiA FEATURING VOCALISTS EILEEN WILSON ROY CORDELL ARMORY Dancing 9 til 1 - Doors Open 8:30 Adm, $1.20 Per Person Including Tax LISTEN TO THE BROADCAST DIRECT FROM THE ARMORY OVER KFJI 9:45- 10:15 Tiger Boss Shows Cubs The Works DETROIT, Oct. S W') Steve O'Neill, Detroit Tiger nniimgor, showed the Chicago Cubs every kind of pitching ho hud uvulliiblo in the first three games of the world scries. Naming Frank (Stubby) Over mire, slow curve-buUcr, to start against the Bruins today, O'Neill had run the gamut of Detroit's hurling repertoire. In the first game ho showed the Cubs Hal Newhouscr's fast southpaw curve, Al Benton's control pitching, Jim Tobin's lobbing kmu'klcr and Lcs Muul lcr's side-arm cross-fire. Yesterday Virgil Trucks threw his hard one with the most suc cess of all. Today Overmlre, with a loft hand curve that moves at three forward speeds, sought to put tho Tigers out front In the fight for their second world champion ship. SERIES NOTES DETROIT, Oct. 5 (P) One of the more persistent whispers you hear around the series soda shoppes is that sweet William Terry, the Memphis gentleman who used to manage the Giants, may be coming back to baseball next year as boss of the Boston Braves. Sweet William, himself, isn't talking, but those who usually know one-and-onc about such things laugh off the rumor that he'll be succeeding Del Blsoncttc in Beantown. One reason you get is that BUI insists on being with a winner. OK so you tell us the last time tho Braves were in the money. AIR DEVILS tomorrow will see Washington State's surprising Cougars, 43-14 winners over Idaho last week, tangle with the Oregon State Beavers, tied by Camp Beale 14-14; and Oregon meeting Idaho at Eugene. World Series At-A-Glcnce By The Associated Press , W. L. Pel. Chicago (NL) 1 1 .500 Detroit (AL) 1 1 .500 First game (at Detroit): Chicago (NL) ... 403 000 2000 Detroit (AL 000 000 0000 Borowy and Livingston: New- houser, Benton (3), Tobin (5), Mueller (8), and Richards. Second game (at Detroit): Chicago (NL) ....000 100 0001 Detroit (AL) 000 040 OOx 4 - Wyse, Erickson (7), and Gil lespie; Trucks and Richards. Remaining series scheduled: At Detroit Oct. 5; at Chicago Oct 6, 7, 8 and 10. That fellow With The GRAND BAND "Music With Romance" HIS Pigskin Prognostications For This Week In choosing this week's grid winners, wo dolvcd into tho hut and came up with some weird selections. After hitting it pretty lucky last week wo will try and maintain our uvcrugu by starting out and picking tho Klamath ASIIIUIHl 2U to 7. The K-mcn will bo out to redeem themselves (or a 12 to 12 tic with Brother John Roberts' (alr-hulrcd lads lust year uiui here's hoping tho Pelicans' run tho score higher than u cut's buck. On tho national grid scene tho tilt between Notre Dumo and Georglu Tech mul the skirmish between Nuvv ami Duko loom as the ton tus sles on tho sluto. we figure the Tars to niulgo Duke in 11 close game and the Fighting Irish uro nt least two touchdowns better than the lttimhlln' Wrecks this season, dosplto their tight squeak ngulust Illinois In the opener. Army will koop its perfect record Intact by blasting Wake Forest as the Cadets and Middles surge toward unothcr buttle for the mythleiil championship. In our own bailiwick Oregon should get by Idaho without too much trouble and Oregon Statu figures to edge the WSC Cougars In a thriller. The Trojuus of tneir entry into, me Kose uowl classic by lopping St. mury s. The dear old Southland with its dreamy songs may not bo so dreamy after tho Louisiana Slate-Alabama fracas, which we figure LSU to win after its impressive 42 to 0 triumph over Itlco last week. This is another one for the books as tho Crimson Tide may "Just keep rollln' along." Way buck home in Indiana,-tho Fighting Illlni may dim that moonlight on tho Wabash for the tloosler.i and they probably will when the two teams clash in the best Uig Ten struggle of the day. The Maize and Blue of Michigan will again surge to the front over Northwestern's Wildcats who surprised last week by holding tho Hooslers to a 7 to 7 deadlock. Coach Tom Llcb's Florida 'Gators will bid for their second win of the season against tho Green Wave of Tuluno. Tho lllg Green will be too much for the Florldlans, although ihey may score once. . This presents a composite picture of the most discussed games for this week and now we'll try to narrow it down to a flno point. tioro mcy are East Army 33, Wake Forest 0 Boston College 20, Brown 0 Pittsburgh 27, Bucknell 0 Pcnn State 7, Colgate 0 Columbia 26, Syracuse 14 Yale 20, Holy Cross 8 Navy 14, Duko 10 Pcnn 33, Dartmouth 6 South LSU 21. Alabama 13 Tulane 13, Floridn 7 Vandcrbllt 27. Mississippi 2 Southwest TCU 13, Arkansas 7 Southwestern 12, Rice 7 Texas 20, Texas Tech 0 Oklahoma 28. Texas Aggies 20 Far West Washington 20, Cnlifornlo 13 Oregon 32. Idaho 7 OSC 14, WSC 7 ' ; UCLA 33, Pacific 0 USC 20, St. Mary's 13 FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press Brooklyn Vlnnlc Rossano 148, Brooklyn, outpointed George "Red" Doty, 152, Hart ford, Conn. (8). John Smith. 100, Boston, outpointed Vic Cham bcrs. 161, Morristown, N. J. (0). 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