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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1945)
Pels Start Toughening For Eugene Redkcy, Hurt At Eureka, May Bo Back In Lineup Against Axemen Friday Despite yesterday afternoon's cold drizzle, the Pelicans began their preparation for the final home game of the season against Eugene next Friday with a light workout emphasizing punting, punt defenso and clean, hard tackling. . All the boyi appear to have com through th Logger crap okay, with the excep tion of Bob Redkey, who wai injured on the fint play of the Eureka game. Redkey sprained his knee diving for a fumbled ball and was taken off the field. He is able to take part in light drills now. Coach Paul Angslead said, and may be ready to go back into the Pelican backficld against Eugene. Commentins on the Eureka game, Angstcad praised the Log ger fullback, Andy Knudsen, whose passing to Halfback Milt Warren beat the Pels, as a fine back with plenty of power who picked his own holes in the Pelican line and didn't need much interference before him. Selby and Eastman played great ball on the flanks for the K-men. Angstead said. There wasn't much yardage gained around the ends or over the tackle spots, and the Loggers usually concentrated their ground attack right on the center of our line. Angstead has ' received con flicting opinions as to the sys tem used by the Eugene eleven from persons who have seen them in action, but knows that they shift from a T to a sort of single-wing and box forma tion. Some plays are run from the T, scouts have reported. Jones Slated For Return Go With Lipscomb A return bout between the two currently most savage matmen on the circuit. Rough Rufus Jones and Brutal Jack Lipscomb, will headline the grappling card at the armory Friday night, pro viding Mack Lillard can locate another referee to take Wally Moss' place for the event Lipscomb has registered beef about Moss' officiating, even though he was awarded last week's fight after Jones had clouted him with a chair, so Lillard is endeavoring to bring a referee down from Portland for the bout. Jack is complaining about some of the stunts the Dusky De troiter was allowed to get away with in their last tiff, although nis own tactics are not of the lily white order, but the two unpoDU- lar favorites will clash again Fri day, witn a new third party In tne ring. As for the remainder of the card, Herb Parks, having had his shot at the old master, the Grey Mask, and been guzzled, returns to the curtain-raiser class to be gin working up again. He takes on Gorilla Poggi. hairy-chested pulverizer from South America, who returns to the local mat wars after a tour . of duty in the north end of the circuit. Poggi drew with Buck Davidson and lost to Angelo Martinelli in his last Klamath appearance. The other joust will probably have the Hooded Hoodlum against some opponent as yet un named. OUR BOARDING HOUSI VnMJ ND ANEMIC LPOECf --THACv PALLOR. IH YOOE. CHEEKS STHe OP LOLLING tD00RS-.''ybO NEEt A. BRISK. SPOT OP EXERCISE IrATWS OPENi LET'S BOTH O FOB. A CASUAL STROLL.' with MAJOR HOOPLI OUT OUR WAY ' VOQ'RE AS THOUGHTFUL . AS A KID SWltG H& TEACHER "THE CHlCHE POX I X tofete LIST IN YOUR. POCKET- GROCERIES, MEW, SHOES KtmiKfcUANU OUK. LAOMDRV-- OH,MELL, x ADMINISTER. "THEt PULMOTOB Tt nil InJELlGlMB l TWIGGS THE s,heaw Bundles '0 BY J. R. WILLIAMS I MOVE .MOVE li I OWOO WAST A f 7HAT'S f LET ME SHOW J l'! '' YEAR. HE GOT NOTHING. II I HOWTO J DEER AMD WE .WHEMHE 1 i K FACK. THAT r ( COULDN'T GET AM l GETS THE A -I ' ltv BOX.' J I EOe IM THE BOX 1 HEAD , , 'l I l I rflN-r V FOC VWEEK.S.' V MOUNTED V ,1 J J'-ll N V NOW THI6 MOOSE, 1 WE WON'T X, s 1 ORELk." J B5 ABLE TO i' WHY, WE A GET IN THE V S n fflm SCf XmP KMwC VVHV MOTHERS GET GRAY iSXKA&r. J. BIX HERALD AND NEWS Tuesday. October SO, 1141 REDLANDS BACK TOP SCORER NEW YORK," Oct. '30 (fP) The Pacific coast has come up with a claimant for football's na tional high scoring honors in Terry Ragan who piled up 72 points for the unbeaten Univer sity of Kedlands eleven before being transferred to Southern California by the navy. Ragan, a halfback, scored 12 touchdowns for Redlands which concluded its campaign after five games. The Pacific point maker was shifted to Southern California last week and manag ed to break into the Trojans' lineup against Washington Sat urday. He carried the ball three times for short gains but didn't score. , Trailing Ragan by six points were Jim Boswell, of Oberlin, the midwestem leader, and Wal ter Trojanowski, of Connecticut, who tons the eastern point get ters. Boswell hung up his togs when Oberlin completed its eight-game schedule two weeks ago but Trojanowski, who rack ed ud two touchdowns Saturday. still has a chance to overhaul the national leader. The Connecticut back has averaged better than two goals a game in amassing 66 points in five engagements. SENATOR INJURED INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 30 (JP) U. S. Senator Homer E. Cape hart (R-Ind.) suffered a broken left ankle, cuts about the face and a badly-lacerated tongue in a head-on automobile collision 15 miles northeast of Indian apolis early today. The "Buys" of the Week. 2Va H. P. Gasoline Engine 77.45 Just arrived and a bargain. Only Two in Stock. Western Saddle 149.00 This quality built saddle has been reduced from 179.S0 MONTGOMERY WARD PCL Chiefs Vote To Quit Draft Tie-Up SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30 (VP) The Associated Press learned to day from a source close to the I'acuic Coast league baseball picture that directors of the AA loop in their Los Angeles meet ing last- week votea secretly to refuse to renew the player-draft agreement with the major leagues when the contract ex pires at the end of this year. The authoritative source, which cannot be disclosed, said official announcement of this step is planned within a month or so. it will leave the Coast league one of two alternatives. either to become an outlaw cir cuit or declare itself a third major league. ine latter alternative has been decided upon, it was stated, which will in effect give the Coast league parity with the Na tional and American leagues and therefore prohibit the latter from drafting players from the coast, it is Known that the Coast league directors have a bitter attitude toward the major leagues oecause or tne latters refusal to increase the player draft price above the present Hornsby Turns Down Milwaukee Offer Cougars Will Travel South In Day Coaches PULLMAN. Wash.. Oct. 30 m Transportation troubles were the main concern of Cougar Coach Phil Sorboe yesterday as journeying time for the team's trip to Berkeley and Saturday s game with the Golden Bears drew near. Sorboe was advised that no Pullmans would be available for the first night of the trip. He pointed out that his sauad has looked the least impressive this season when on the road and added it will need to be fit for the California meet, namine the Bruins as toughest competi tion so tar. Sorboe was stresslne V for mation blocking durinff inten sive workouts this week. Fights Last Night By The Associated Press DETROIT Lee Omn. 200, Detroit, outpointed Earl Low- man, 207, New York, (10). Cleo Everett. 200. New York, stopped Willie Barrow. IBS. Detroit, U) CLEVELAND Jackie Wil son, 148, Cleveland, stopped r rankle Terry. isi, Brooklyn (5). Jerry Berthiaume, 187, Mon treal, knocked out Charley Lorn ski, 185, Jersey City, N. J., (2). NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nate Mann, 191. New Haven. Conn., knocked out Joe Sofia, 215, fftiladelphia (2). Baltimore Freddie RuS' so, 130, Rahway, N. J., outpoint ed Harry Jeffra, 130, Baltimore, (10). NEW ORLEANS Aug e La- para, 129, New Orleans, knocked out Al Penmno. 123 hi. Brook. lyn, (1). The Champ 290 Pounds CHICAGO. Oct. 30 (VP) Roe- ers Hornsby. one of the ereat- est right-handers ever to swing a bat in major league baseball, has turned down a managerial job just so he can teach boys how to play the national game. Hornsby, who had a lifetime batting average of .358 in 26 years in the majors and minors, yesterday refused a job as gen eral manager of the Milwaukee Brewers of the American as sociation to continue as in structor in tne unicaeo uauv News' baseball school for children. 'I think I can do more with the kids in Chicago to promote baseball than I could do as a manager of a champion team like Milwaukee's Brewers," was his only comment Farragut Bluejackets To Play Charity Tilt FARRAGUT. Idaho. Oct. 30 (VP) This naval center's Blue jackets will play a Pacific coast service football team in Gon zaga stadium at Spokane Dec. 1. Announcement of the meet figuring as yet unannounced lineups came from the public re lations office of the Farragut naval center. Negotiations are now under way with a coast service team, the public relations officer said. The game will be sponsored by the Spokane athletic round table and proceeds will go to charity, the announcement said. NEW YORK Tony Ricclo, 152 V4, Bayonne, N. J., outpoint ed George (Red) Doty, 155, Hartford, Conn., (10). m Wr J i I M 11,11 L kiy Gaynor Huck Leads Mills To 24-0 Win Mills school defeated River side at Mills field yesterday afternoon, 24 to 0, to remain in the running for top honors In the grade school touch-tackle tourney. Gaynor Huck of Mills scored In the second qunrter on a 45 yard canter around end, giving his team a lead they never lost. Then with three seconds to go in the first half, Jerry Liable heaved a pass to Huck good for 35 yards and another tally. in l tic third period BUCK again took the offensive, passing 20 yards to Dimmick for a touchdown, and in the fourth canto Liable tossed 15 yards to Alfredo for the last tally. All four tries for conversion failed. The Roosevelt-Fnirview game was called in the second half because of darkness with Roose velt leading 7 to 0. The second half of that same will be played later. Two more tilts of the tourney will be played tomorrow after noon. Fremont school will meet Mills and Pelican will play Riverside. The first game starts at 4:15. Exhibit Entries Due By Thursday GRESHAM. Oct. 30 im En tries for the 36th annual Oregon Poultry and Pet Stock associa tion's S1500 exhibit Nov. 0-13 must be submitted by Thursday. President Jack Robinson report ed today. Returning veterans planning to farm or raise poultry were ex pected to swell attendance at the show in the Multnomah county fairgrounds. Dr.nlng out 290 pounds, this out-sized seven-point buck brought down Sunday, the last day of the Oregon season, got in just under the wire Monday to take first place in Bell Hardware's 1945 mult deer sweepstakes. The giant was bagged by Lewis Doney, left, of Algoma, while hunting with Alex Kazakoff, also of Algoma, in Algoma canyon. The buck had been jumped by hunters on the other side of the canyon and w,a " the run when Doney cracked down on him with a 30-30 Savage. Motor Transport Division To Close PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 30 (JP) The motor transport division, Oregon office of defease trans portation, will close Wednesday, anagor Donald Call said today. Some 88,206 trucks in 43 Ore- son, southern wash ngton and northern California counties were under jurisdiction of the Portland and Mcdford offices at their operational peaks. Unfinished business or the Oregon office will be handled by the San Francisco branch. The rail division of Oregon ODT will be open for another six months. Sirombero- Carlson Radios. Derby's Music Co. For the Home Repair Man 80 Pc. Garage Wrench Set 54.50 Made of fine quality steel. Will handle every profes sional job. Strong but light weight. Power Driver Jig Saw 41.95 Operates off either AC or DC motor. Wards time tested Power Kraft. MONTGOMERY WARD THE LAKESHORE INN .Announces its opening of the Winter Season Specializing Steak and Chicken Dinners Catering to Banquets and Dinner Parties No Cover Charge until 9 p.m. Lew Taylor, Owner and Manager, again welcomei hit Old Friends and Solicits Your Patronage Peace Time Accessories O sport LITES O FOG LITES O TIRE CHAINS O ANTIFREEZE DICK B. MILLER CO. Olds Tower Phone 4103 Lawson Little Plans Return To Pro Golf CHICAGO, Oct. 30 (!') Lnw. son Little, who won both the British and U. S. amateur golf championships in 1034 and 1U35, and then went on to win the U. S. Open as a professional In 1040, is ready to get back Into tne gomng wars. Little, a lieutenant in the navy for almost three years, left here Inst night for his home In Monterey, Cullf., and sulci he would bo back In tliero swing' lna when the Ding Crosby tournament Is hold at Del Mar, lam., late in ucccmocr. Montana Rider Scores First Rodeo Triple NEW YORK, Oct. 30 OT The first triple of the current Marti son Square Garden rodeo has been accomolishcd by Bill Lin derman of Red Lodge, Mont. The veteran rodeo performer turned the trick yesterday by capturing the saddle bronc riding event at the evening show attcr taking first places in steer wrestling and bareback riding at tht matinee. Clearance Men's and Women's Bowling Shoes Men's 4.69 Shoes, O LO Now 07 Women's 4.45 Shoes, JF Now Montgomery Ward Johnson Seahorse Outboard Motors Ports and Factory Trained Mechanics at H. E. Hduger Authorized Dealer 1330 Main St. Phone 5151 Army, Navy, Notre Dame Out-Rank Football Crop Alabama And Indiana Moving Up On Leaders In Weekly Poll By HAROLD CLAASSEN NEW YORK, Oct, 30 (l1) Army, Nolro Diimo and Navy re tulncd the first three pluces annum tho country's top 10 football loams as determined by tho weekly Amtuclalcd Press poll today but tho I'omutiKlor of the elite group underwent a thorough shukeup, . Three new clubs wore admitted to membership, three others grabbed now places and only beaten I'viinsylvuiiln kopt its position. Army, playing what tho cutlet coaches sulci was tho toiun's best gnmo of tho season, dufeatucl Dulco 41) to 13 Saturday and tocluy did ono of lis bo.it voto-guttlng Jobs by snurluu Ul first places on tho 10U ballots cast. Ten critics placed tho team sec ond and five rated it no better than third. Nolro Damo's unbeaten string and Its 55 to 0 conciue.it of Iowa Induced six voters to pluco tho Irish first and Navy was the cholco of three, Alubnmn gar nered four first place voles and St. Mary's of California received two. The Cadets, who have boon on top since a your ago this week when Notre Dome relin quished the throne, guthercd 1040 points. Alabama, which battered Georgia by a 28 to 14 score Saturday, hopped from sixth to fourth and was followed, In or der, by Indiana, Ohio State, Pennsylvania, St. Mary's of Cal ifornia, Okluhomu A&M and Michigan. Ohio Slato, Oklahoma A&M and Michigan are tho now mem. hers of the top ton although It Is n return appearance for built of tho big ten clubs. Defeats sut fcrccl last Saturday by Purcluo. Minnesota and Texas sent thai trio out of the major ranking, The leuclliiK 10 teams delcir. mined on a busts of 10 points for each first place vale, nine for second, eight for third, etc.. (first placo votes in parenthesis)! 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