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Newspaper Page TextI Coast Experts Rating Gaels Over Soldiers Navy, Alabama Hoosiers Follow Army In Top Ten; St. Mary's Fifth By HAROLD CLAASSEN KtlB VnRJt Nnu IS liP Army' slashing victory over Notre JJamc oaiuraay convincea virtually everyone but the Pa- Ihe Cadets are the No. 1 college grin warn in mo counny. Of the 20 votes cast In the Ban Francisco region, 13 of the critics relocated Army. No. 1 Closed Season On Does Asked By Sportsman LAKEVIEW James A. An drews, fish and wildlife repre sentative from Fort Rock, today urced the closing of the doe sea son, scheduled to open from De cember l to a. The illegal slaughter of does In the buck season just closed has been more than enormous, Andrews said. Unless the doe season is closed, there will be a severe shortage of does in the forests. He went on to say that the killing of does is perhaps as great as the take in bucks this year, at the present time. The does are then left to rot in the forests.' The fish and wildlife man is this week attempting to contact local sportsmen in his plea to stop doe season oelore the wild lue becomes extinct. Sporting Firearms Will Go On Market NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Nov. 13 (P) The Winchester Repeating Arms company division of UUn Industries announced today it would have some sporting fire arms on tne market betore Christmas although the auanti ties of shotguns and rifles now being shipped to dealers are "small compared with pre-war years. Whan In Medford Star t HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Ann Eaxley Proprietor! TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You DilTe-Long, Short Trips Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO FAIN MO HOSFITAUZAIIOM It Lia of Tim Ftrmanent Beiallit DR. E. M. MARSHA Cbtropraetlo PhyaleUa at K. Jlh En.lrt Thulr BI4. Fku IMS Heed Underwear For Junior? Save used faht They're . needed in making undor wear, fabrics, electric Irons, and many other items , as well as soaps.: IMW M YOU IKH MTSf The name of Corby's In Canada stands for fine whiskey tradition, and Corby's-as produced In America today merits the approval of the most critical. Yon, too, will enjoy Ihe fine pre-war quality of this light, sociable blend., Ask for Corby's the next me yon uuy. ' t PBOMirrn iMtur n ' - ... Vll.ll., umfor At oWf ivpanlilen of vrexpsft Canadian bWr las. Borcfay & Co?. limited . vt?QriOi HlinoitT"" v C AS A GUIDE TO FINE WHISKEY.. 0 team all season in the weekly Associated Press poll, to second and gave five firsts to Navy, four to St. Mary's and four to Alabama. Other dissenter among the 105 voters was Harold Harris of the Knoxville News-Sentinel, who rated Alabama above the Cadets. As it was, Army garnered 91 first place nominations and grabbed second on each of the remaining ballots. The leading teams determined on a basis of 10 points for each first place vote, nine for second, eight for third, etc. (First place votes m pareninesis;. Army (91) 1038 Navy (5) 879 Alabama (5) 744 Indiana 661 St. Mary's (4) 624 Pennsylvania .... 450 Notre Dame 418 Oklahoma A & M 320 Ohio State 157 Holy Cross 118 Joe Gordon On Way Out Of Uniform MARYS V7LLE, Calif., Nov. 13 ?) Former major league baseball stars due for military discharges will begin parading through Camp Beale today. First to start the process of separation from the army will be Cpl. Joe Gordon, ace New York Yankee second baseman. His honorable discharge should be effective by Thursday morn ing, camp officials said. Gordon, a member of the army air forces for the last 18 months, was with the 58th bomber wing of the 20th air force at Tinian, Guam and Iwo Jima. Other big leaguers expected at the separation center within the next few days are Darlo Lodgini, Chicago White Sox infielder; Walt Judnich, St. Louis Browns outfielder; and Joe Marty, outfielder with the Philadelphia Phillies. Bubble Burst, Huskies Beck To Fundamentals SEATTLE. Nov. 13 (VP) The University of Washington foot- Dail team, upset saiuraay Dy me vicious fourth-quarter assault of Oregon State's Beavers, goes back to fundamentals today as it begins- .practice Jor this week's session with' the Vandals of the University of Idaho. . Blocking and tackling drill, said Coach Pest Welch, will be the order of the week. The team came through the 7-8 de feat by OSC with no serious in juries. Stolz Now Gunning For Title Laurels. NEW YORK. Nov. 13 im With eight straight victories under nis belt, Aliie stolz, now is gunning for a shot at Bob Montgomery's New York-Pennsylvania recognized lightweight title. The curly-haired Newark, N. J., boxing master scored the most impressive victory of his comeback campaign in Madison Square Garden last night when he earned a clean-cut 10-round decision over Willie Joyce, the high ranking Gary, Ind., negro. Stromberii . Carlson Radios. Derby's Music Co. 86 Proof 6S.4 Grain Neutral ' Spirits I II I am CORBYSj TDEO WH13K S And Both of Grey Mask Will Return To Local Mat Campaigns After a week's vacation the Grey Mask, the Hood himself, will come back to the local ring wars Friday night, this time to try to show Animated Angelo Martinelii who is top man on this maul circuit. Martinelii may need some fancy convincing after his de cision over Jack Lipscomb last week. Even though the victory was via disqualifies tion, the Buckeye boy dished out more than he took from Lipscomb all through the fight, so Brutal Jack's round house to Wally Moss' chin was not Martinelli's margin of victory entirely. . The much disliked counten ances of both Brutal Jack and his contemptible contemporary, Rough Rufus Jones, will be ab sent from Friday's card, though both are expected to return as evil as ever in the near future. Bierman Charges Sfuad With 'Loafing' MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 13 (P) Coach Bernie Bierman today started a hurried patchwork job on the University of Minnesota football team following the un explained absence of most of his regulars from Monday's practice. With but four days to go be fore the team leaves to - play Iowa Saturday at Iowa City, Bierman worked with a total of 34 players as against the usual 60 or more. The wholesale absenteeism came after Bierman earlier Mon day had issued a statement in which, among other things, he declared "the entire squad had loafed all season." The harsh words came after the Gophers had suffered their third consecu tive defeat a 49-0 trouncing at the hands of Indiana here Saturday. It's Tomorrow Night! 9:30 p. m s "'Klamath Falls' First Original Radio and Stage Show! w ' the; . ITS iSmr "' NEW! Broadcast IT'S FUN AND FUNNY! r Them' Loaded! In their stead in the semi wlndup, Ernie Piluso and Bull dog Jackson have been signed to scrap it out. Likeable bid Bull dog, the mat's leading exponent of the stamping hammeflock, utilized that grip to take two straight falls from Gorilla Poggl last week. Piluso, an ex-Klamath Falls citizen now prominent in the grapple business, wrestled to draw with Buck Davidson last Friday. Ernie Is a strong believer in the invincibility of the full Boston crab and others of the more polished holds, but can get rough if the situation de mands. That's the line-up for the two top bouts the Veil and Mar tinelii, Bulldog Jackson and Piluso.- Opponents in the four round opener have not been named yet. Scoring Ace Fattens Lead By Four TD's NEW YORK, Noy. 13 (P) Waiter Tojanowskl, the Univer sity c of Connecticut's flashy touchdown maker, today led the nation's individual football scor ers by 28 points with a total of 108. The UConn back, who moved in front of the point-getting pa rade two weeks - ago, bolstered his lead Saturday with a four touchdown spree against Maine. Trojanowski gets his last chanco to increase his total Saturday when Connecticut closes its sea son against Boston U. Stan Koslowski, the big Holy Cross back, moved into second place with a 21-point perform ance against the .Coast Guard academy Sunday. The Crusader Presented by Direct from the Stage 9:30 -10:00 P.M. FREE PARKING PHONE 8484 TORNADO By A. R. BURNS Associated Press Stall Writer The Hood River Dragons downed The Dulles, 13-0, yes terday to become the holr-pre-sumptive of the eastern Oregon Dren fnolbull crown. Although official announce ment of the must awaits tormai vote by member schools, the victory loft Hood River the only unbeaten, untied squad In the district and ousted the Dragons most formidable opponent. The district title picture now stands this way: District 1 Hood River. District 2 Medford or North Bend, to play oil at a site selected by the district committee. The two squads Sailors Beat Los Angeles Pro Outfit SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13 (P) Fleet City's uiidefeatod record had lost none of its lus tre today after the powerful navy Bluejackets from nearby Camp Shoemaker demonstrated their football to the satisfaction of 20,000 fans in beating' the Los Angeles Broncos, an inde pendent pro outfit, 41-8 at Ke zar stadium yesterday. The game was featured by two of the longest touchdown runs of the year in tills region. In the second period Steve Juzwlk, former Notre Dame backfield star, received a Bronco klckoff on his own seven-yard stripe and raced all the way to the end zone. Buddy Young, Bluejacket left half and ex-national spsint champion from tha University of Illinois, took the ball from scrimmage in the third quarter on his own 20 and dodged through the entire field for an 80-yard touchdown ram ble. Over 5 Million Cash Customers See Major Ball CHICAGO, Nov. 13 VP) Less than a year ago the major leagues wondered if it would be possible to complete another wartime baseball schedule. They did it. Not only did they finish out the schedule and a sizzling world series, but in the American league they set a new all-time record of 5,580,420 cash customers for the season. Those figures were revealed yesterday by League President Will Harridge and reflected an Increase of 782,262 over the 1044 mark. They exceeded by 146,- 820 the former record of 8,433, 781 set In 1840. Another red-hot race, with De troit winning, was given by Har ridge as the probable reason for the record attendance. Detroit headed the list of clubs In total attendance with a new mark of 1,280,341 customers, a new rec ord for Brlggs Stadium and 357. 165 more than last year's total. ace, about the only player with a chance to catch Trojanowski, has 80 points on 11 touchdowns and 14 extra point placements and has two games to go. Bill Lippincott, Washington State, led the Pacific Coast con ference scorers with 36. IT'S Different! oyer KFJI! THE WIZARD Your Master of Ceremonies FACES TITLE GAME ran Into in Impasse on the sitei Mediord contending Its powerful Tornado was patent ly so much stronger than North Bend a playoff was needless) North Bend refusing to play anywhere except at home. The committee order ed the playoff. District 3 Northern and southern subdivisions to play off for the title. The northern sub division tltllnt. elected by vote, is McMlnnvlUe. - The southern subdivision com mtttca met today at Salem to select the tltllst, with Cottugo Grove boasting the only un beaten, untied record. Wood burn, which had not lost a du ration league game In three years, foil from Its perfoct rec ord yesterday with an upsot 13-13 tie with Sllvcrton. District 4 Grant of Portland. Corvullls clinched tha No Name league championship with 18-0 defeat of Albany yester day. Mary Layton Wins Keno Net Tourney KENO Girls of the Kono Junior high school completed un interesting tennis tournament re cently with Mary Layton emerg ing as winner. Mary played the following girls. Lout Boroughs, June Elder, Delores Holdcrer, Myrtle Herrlck, Geraldlne Houb lein, June House and Kathleen Johnston. Dolores Holdcrer won second place and Lois Bor oughs third. Strorabtra . Carlson Radio. Derby's Muslo Co. I I i 1 I I 1 M i ill I TODAY and 'She It 1M IMMMTIM I II I JInx i I I I I Falktnbora 'Mil . I 2nd Hit for Thrills! "MYSTERIOUS BOMBARDIER" . with ' TERRIFIC ALL STAR CAST! CONTINUOUS SHOW DAILY OPEN 12)30 P. M. Starts TODAY! A MUSICAL LIKE NOTHING ON THIS EARTH WITH A STORY THAT'S OUT OF THIS WORLD! ! IN TECHNICOLOR AND! . HILARIOUS 2ND HIT! Car GRANT . " "WEDDING Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1145 Courthouse Records Juallo Curl . I.loyit Anlliony Wlluin, p.rmltlln) tmii' tu rlcl In th front Mat. rin, S3, tut. John Marlmi IUrli.ll. drunk on public rtiKiiway. rin. Ian. KUwaril William riililltr. drunk on tnil.lk' highway, riiio, 110. i.imiu, .t-iii, piihi. ininxieaun liquor In liiilan, SsMloilc.il 10 daya In nullity Jail. LEGAL NOTICES NOT UK Or RA1.I, OK HKAI. I'MOI'RHTV IN TIIK COUNTY COUNT or TIIK HTATH Or OIIKUON rOll TIIK COUN- TV OF JACKSON, IN THIS MATTKH OT TIIK CIUAHniAN. wmi' or rHKDtcHiCK orrxNiiAt'ii- ICH, II minor. 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