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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1945)
Upsets Mark Weekend Coast Football Slate Oregon's Loss To OSC, UCLA Win Over Bears Are Conference Puzzles By HUBS NEWLAND . SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10 U') Went count football funs took (rush grip today and docldcd to bu propared for any kind of a gridiron happening this week-end in view of the upsets thut crowded luot biiUiidiiy sluto. If Sun Dlugo Nnviil Training Station' 33 to 0 win over the University of Southern California wan not n shocking in tho ' score would inillculu tho result of tho Oregon Slutc-Orcgon con tent (it least fall in surprise to muny, liow an Oreuun Stula olcvuu that win lnrrupod tho week bo .. 11 oforo, 33 to 0 by Washington I filiito, could bounco bnck to If Martinelli To Grapple Grey Mask" Angelo Mnrtlnelll, tho Buck eye blockbustar, will novo the dubious plcasuro of bonding bonct with the "Grey Murfk" In tho top tusitlo on Promoter Muck Llllurd's crunch curd Frlduy nlvht at the Klamath nrena. Mnrtlnelll, who apparently doesn't know when ho In well off, requested Llllord for tho bout with tho hooded hoodlum. Ho haii provon popular hero In prevloui tiffs and dlspluyod real rmnllng ability no Muck has giv en him the green light for a Joust with Mr. Stoncfucc. In his first uppcuriinco here for many months on tho card Inst week, tho "Musk" was Just as hard to get along with as over, although ho was on the way to severe drubbing by Jack Lips comb when the fight was slopped. Last week's show had a little bit of everything and was cli maxed when Lipscomb put the chill on Referee welly Most and Wally awarded tho bout to Mr. Stoncface. Moss had his work cut out for him last week and turned in a fine Job of officiating. In the fi nal fracas, he was forced to do more than a little tussling him self whon he was attacked by both grapplors. Llllard has decided to pena lize Lipscomb for his overt ac tion against the referee and Jack will probably not appear on the Friday's bill. Oilier matches have not been lined up as yet, but Llllard hopes to announce the seml-windup to Willamette River Fish Ladder Fixed OREGON CITY, Oct. 15 (P) The Willamette river fish ladder here, In disrepair for more than a decade, was in perfect condi tion today In plenty of time for the fall sllverslde salmon ran. Repair work cost the fish com mission $5000. trounco a favored Oregon siiuad, lu-fi, wus tho duy puzzler. Followers of tho California flours could hardly Justify their team's 13-0 defeat by the Uni versity of Cullfornlu at Los An gelas considering tho Bears took the measure of Washington, 27 14 tho week before. Washington, meanwhile, made a winning comeback by hur dling Washington State's power house, 0-0, Saturday. This week-end Washington tests tho newly found strength of Oregon Stale in a const con ference engagement. Washing ton Stale and Oregon come to gether In another league clash as do Idaho and Montana, Idaho lost to the Camp Farrngut, Ida ho, Navy 18-7, lust week. Tho UCLA Bruins and St. Mary's Navy Pre-Fllght leud off the program with a contest in Los Angeles Friday night. Other Saturday encounters bring to gether weak College of tho Pa cific with Southern California, and Fresno State with tho Santa Barbura Marines. Nevada trav els to Tulsa for a game after its 10-14 win over tho Santa Bur barn Marines. Sunday's bin gnmo will pit tho El Toro Mu rines against Sun Dlogo Naval Station on the hitter's field. Last week's conference results left Southern California at the top of the pilo with two wins and no defeats its loss to the Son Diego Sailors having no bearing on the championship IUVC, The stand-up club last week Proved to bo St, Mary's collego, onch Jimmy Phelnn's crack outfit, paced by Huwaiian Her man Wodomcycr. swnmncd Col- lego of the Pacific, 01-6. Wodo- meyor, stamped by every ex port.who has watched him pass, run and place-kick as the best halfback to show up in a long time, played only during the opening two periods. Substi tutes completed the rout after the first team had piled up ZB-0 lead.. Cash savings of $4,555,000 and conservation of 05.000 tons or heavy gauge steel were real ized through quartermaster corps' reclamation of 1,822,000 55-gallon oil and gasoline drums during tho first six months of 1945. - ; T' Classified Ads Bring Results! NOW THAT TOU CAN PICK AND CHOOSE let this light, sociable blend guide you in whiskey sclec lion now thai you can begin to pick and choott among brands. You will find that Corby's pre-war quality may well become your lasting preference. PRODUCID IN THI U.S.A. ' undu Iht Wlrtcl lup.rvliten of our prl Canadian bltndtt 86 Proof-68.4 Grain Noulrql Spirit Jai.Barclay4,Co,,llmltd ' Paorla, llllnolt Something to Feast the Eyes On! r-w a tutus ,j f -pw ?er rr t j T r i m win i i a VK W V 1 . " 6-'! 7" "' """1 i i : , 1 '" f . If you're one of those golfers who nursed a scuffed ball through the war, this picture will be easy on your eyes. In Providence, a rubber company speeds supply of new balls. These pellets are syn tactic, glvo us per cent or uisinnco or pre-war Dans, out are improvement over reprocessed .puis. Length Gallops Provide Spice For Gridiron Wins By The Associated Prass Billy Canflcid, Purdue scored thrco touchdowns, one on a 41-yard run, and carried the ball 13 times for 131 yards in 40-0 rout of Iowa. George Clark, Duke ripped off touchdown runs of 63, 58 and 7 yards to lead the Blue Nelson's 259 Good For New PGA Golf Record SEATTLE, Oct. 15 (JP) To ledo' king of tho links, Byron Nelson, swapped his golfing irons today for a shooting iron and slipped away to Idaho's mountains after knocking over world's record yesterday in winning the $10,250 Seattle Open golf tournament with 259. It was worth $2000 in war ponds to Mr. Nelson. It was tho lowest tally In the Professional Golfers association books for a 72-liolc tournament, undercutting by two strokes the mark hung up Just two weeks before In the Portland, Ore., Open by Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pa. Louisville Takes Little Series Title LOUISVILLE. Oct. 15 (VP) Tied up 3-3 going Into the last half of the eighth InnlnK. the Louisville colonels shoved across 'two runs to defeat the Newark Bears 5-3 and win the little world scries championship here yc.iicraay. Rex Cecil, colonel hurler who wont the route, kept the 10 New ark hits woll scattered while striking out eight. Newark, in losing the sixth series game and the 1945 championship, used uirco piicners. Many Visitors Here For For Duck Shooting Among out-of-town visitors who are here for the duck shoot ing, staying at the Willard hotel, are Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Nichols son, Orlie LuU and C. L. Dilling of Portland. Others are Carl E. Simon and wlfo, and Swcn Carlson of Oak land; Louis Foster, Bakersfield; Alfred E. Perry, Pacific-Guano company, San Francisco, and Norman Growncy of San Fran cisco. Phillies May Dicker For Two Card Stars PHILADELPHIA,1 Oct. 15 (P) The Philadelphia Phillies, who ended last in the 1945 National league pennant race, won't spare the cash to get "any good play er who la available," says Gen eral Manager Herb Pennock. Reports Indicated the Phils may be dickering with tho St. Louis Cardinals for Shortstop Marty Marlon and their third baseman, Whltey Kurowskl. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Mova YoursaU Sara H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main PILES, SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION N Loll of Time Pirrooninl Rcnoltit DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlrenmolle PhraleUn 150 No. Hh Eiqnlre Theatre Bid Jphone 70(1 Farmers Attention! W kill, dress and chill your hogs Vac par pound. We cur and imok your ham and bacon 5c per pound. W have Hit belt facllitlai. Our work Ii guaran teed. WHY PAY MORE? JOHNSON PACKING CO. Devils to 26-19 victory over Wake Forest. Glenn Davis and Felix (Doc) Blunchord, Arm y accounted lor most ot Armys yardage in 28-7 triumph over Michigan with lilanchard scoring two touch downs, one on a 08-yard dash, and Davis running 70 yards for a goal. Uenc Kossldes, Columbia had a hand in all of Columbia's tallies against Yale and passed diroctlv for two of the touch downs in leading Columbia to a n-13 conquest. Cal Rossi. UCLA Ran ud 101 yards from scrimmage and tal lied both markers in a 13-0 de feat of California. Gordon Hungar, Washing ton intercepted a pass and shortly afterward broke away for a 41-yard scoring dash to up set Washington State 6-0. Mel (Tommy Gun) Tommcr vik, San Diego Navy carried for three touchdowns and passed for two others to beat Southern California 33-6. YANKS INTRODUCE GUARD DANVERS, Mass. Big league baseball introduced a one-armed outfielder in Pete Gray of the Browns, and now the Boston Yanks are bringing into major xooioau tins Jones, who lost an arm when infection set In after he broke it falling from a tree wnen he was 11. All state at Abi lene, Tex., Jones captained San Angeio Junior college and Tulsa where he played in two Sugar Bowl and an Orange Bowl game. He played his second All-Star game at Soldiers' field. Chlcaed the other night and was on All- American teams last fall. The Yanks are undergoing ore-season workouts at St. John's Prepara tory school here. Flashes of Life Substitute In Role Of UW Hero PREPARATION ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Oct 15 (PI It was a farslghted burg lar who raided. Arthur Esberg's llciuor store, and police figure he'll have a very Merry Christ mas unless they re. awe to mane an arrest. Esbcrg reported 77 cases of whiskey taken, including 50 cases of the better grades re served for the Yuletide trade. He valued the loot at $3000. - MODERN EDUCATION LAWTON. Okla.. Oct. 15 UP) The aviation age is here for George Turner, 19, Cameron state agricultural college sopho more. He makes the 15-mile trip home from school each day in his own airplane. It takes 20 minutes. Frankie Parker Paces Pan-Am. Tennis Meet MEXICO CITY, Oct. 15 UP) Frankie Parker, first ranking U. S. tennis player, today held the Pan-American tournament singles championship and a share in the doubles title. . The American champion de feated Francisco (Pancho) Se gura for the singles crown 9-7, 3-0, 6-2, 8-6 yesterday and then teamed with Ecuador's ace to capture the doubles final. Parker and Segura trounced Mexico's Vega brothers, Rolando and Ar mando, 6-4 ,6-2,, 6-1, . Mary Arnold, fifth ranking U. S. player from Los Angeles, shares in two more titles after annexing the : women's . singles crown Saturday. fOff To A Good Start I - I 1 tsV4 Gordon Hungor Broke Away For Only Tally Lata In Washington Rivalry Game SEATTLE, Oct. 15 VP) The talk of the campus at tho Uni versity of Washington today was 180-pound Gordon Hungar, of Lake Stevens, up Everett way, who. with only five minutes of college football o his credit, be come inc star ot tne traditional big game between Washington State Saturday. Hungar. who previously had seen brief action in the Califor nia game, broke away in the final min'i'cj of the deadlocked contest on an off-tackle slant, re versed nis iieio with all tne class of a veteran and raced into the clear to score Washington's win ning toucnaown lor Washington State's first defeat. The contest ended a few min utes later, Washington 6, Wash ing State 0. Coach Pest Welch announced that Freshman Hungar will be given every chance to break into the starting lineup. "We need plenty of speed and the boy has It," he said. Another Everett lad, War Vet eran Joe Trask showed tremen dous Improvement Saturday and appears a fixture as first string uaiiDacK. , Norm Sansregret, Belline- ham's young right halfback. came up with the most serious injury Saturday. He sustained a split hip muscle during the third quarter and will have to take it easy for a few days. , Joe Louis Signs For June Fight With Billy Conn NEW YORK, Oct. 15 UP) Heavyweight ChampLon Joe Louis today signed a contract to rfofonH hit fitla in Tuna 1QdA - - M I v.. V LA. 1 l 1 Up under the auspices of Promoter mine jbcoos. The champion agreed to meet Tllllv fnnn mno, rin rltimA iUa leading contender, or any other suiiaoie opponent designated by Jacobs. The exact date and the it nf In hniit will ho - Kir Jacobs at least 40 days prior to me iigni. In addition, Louis agreed that he will not engage in any box ing match or exhibition prior iu me June ooui witnout tne written consent of the promoter. Lloyd Mangrum Cops Gl Golf Tournament BIARRITZ, France, Oct. 15 VP) The top soldier-golfer In Europe today is Cpl. Lloyd Mangrum of Los Angeles. The veteran California pro fessional, who recently won the European theater of operations championship, easily captured the army's inter-theater tourna ment yesterdoy with a 72-hole score of 269. 5-Man Committee To Nominate Officers GRANTS PASS, Oct. 15 (IP) A five-man committee to nomi nate Inter-county officers of the Redwood Empire association was named today by President George C. Hoberg. Committeemen are Judge W A. Johnson, Grants Pass; C. H. Demaray, Grants Pass; M. C At hey, Cave Junction; R. K. Hackett, Grants Pass; William J. Moyer, Grants -Pass. Charles R. Cooley was named chairman of the Josephine county committee. 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Cleveland's Rams knocked Green Bay out of the unbeaten class, and held their own record clear, by slamming across three last-quarter touchdowns for a 27 14 victory. Boston's Yanks still FOOTBALL SCORES By The Associated Prass Late Saturday and Sunday football scores: Arizona 52, Flagstaff (Ariz). Tchrs. 8. Gulfport AAB 13, S elm an field 7. Camp Shelby - Southwestern Jboulsiana, cancelled. Central (Iowa) 20, Dubuque 10. East Central (Okla.) State 54, Northeast Oklahoma Aggies 0. Marquette 55. Kansas State 13. Louisiana State 31, Texas Ag gies 12. Amarillo Army Air 21, West xexas oiate a. Tulsa 18, Texas Tech 7. Southwestern (Texas) 32, Mexico univ. a. Florida Aggies 17, Alabama Etate Tchrs. 2. VanderbUt 7. Florida 0. Kentucky State 13, Knoxville uonege u. Iowa State Tchrs. 19, Lorae 14. Camp Beale (Calif.) 21,' Mlb- uams r leid (Ariz.) u. Nevada 19, Santa Barbara team.) Marines 14. Amphibious Training Base 21, rort Bragg o. Sunday's Scores Holy Cross 26. 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