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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
NOTICK IS 11KIIKUY OIVKN Hut the
linden. mioil, M Initio Otrdiihnt'her, th
iluly Nt .nil n tot), qimtlfleil anil cUnn
(.iiiMrtllnn of Die lute of lli ftlutvn
humeri minor, unilor nmt by virtue of an
ort1tr duly hiuI rtmulnrly ml, lenileted
nni) i.terit hy tha Cuuitiv Jour I of the
County of J nek on, Stale ut Orn,
untlur dNte of October 114. liMil, llrtnilng,
mi mow t Hit ml tirtterlnic tor to to do,
will offer for mIo am. will tell, al url
vate le, at the office of Jroria M.
rtotwirU Hoomi 201. UOS Unllml Bttl
Nallunal Hank niiiUlln, Metlfnnl, Or
on. on and after p camber lit. UH3,
either on eon tract, by tha payment o
nnt leia than Blo w for tha littaraat nt
aid minor In said Tract A ami ilto.oo
fur Tract 11, ai Initial payment ami the
tialanco payable within nut mora than
throe yeara after data, with Interest
at not loaa than ftvo por eant par annum,
or for cah, and atihjeot tu (lie further
order and confirmation nf iald County
Cmirt. all nf tha right, UH. ealate. hen
and .nioraat that Ihe aald rradarlra
Offenbai'her. a minor, haa In and Io
the follow ina deacrllwit pramUea lying
and betna; aituata In Klamath County,
Orrfon. to-wlti
Tract A All or Tract 41 of ttoinedate,
' Klamath County, Oration, at'
cording- to the duly racordad
plat thereof on file In tha
office or the County Clara
of Klamath County, Oregon.
Mubjeol to all eatemanla of
record or on tha around.
Tract DTho North Half of the North
Half, laae 8t acrei highway
riaht of way. all In itWilnn
13. Towruhlp :i Month. Hanae
Il't., ic.t of'lho W I llama I
Meridian.
Dated Octolwr a.tth. 1D4J.
minn ik or r en n a ci tin.
(litanlten of rrerierlck Of
fa it bar her. a minor.
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NOTICK T t Itl IH IdHH
NOTK'C IH IIKIttCIIV tilVKN that the
!.aat WIlT and Teatament of KDNA H.
Nl'ANULKIt, deieaaed. hai baail duly
urtivan and ailuilllad to nrohale In anil
liy the Circuit Court of tha Hlata of
Oion fur Klainallt County, 1' rebate
liarliueul, and that Let (era Trala
luanlaty huva (anted tn tha uuderalMneil
W A. NI'ANfll.KII. aa KKecutitr or Mid
Will. AH peiaona liavlna rlatmi aanlnat
aald aalate eta horoliy iiutlflod tu pieiant
Ihe aum duly verified ami with nnier
Hie undvraltfiird at M
frdiral
Dental llulldlutf, KlamalTt ralla, On
Jrrtfou.
or to Karrena ii Ma wall, 5;ttl Main
Ntreet, Klemath ralla, Omaon. within
alx ninnlha fnuu tha dale nf (he flrat
IMihlliatlou of thla itntit-e. whtih flral
uuhllcatlni, ) November 0, tU4f.
W, A. MI'ANCII.KII, aa Kverutiir
of tha l.aat Will and Ta-lamvnl
or KDNA I, Hl'ANC.L.ICIt, Da
oeaned.
re r rent A Matcwell
Atlonieya for Kalala
Klainallt ralU, tHrtnn.
N. a t;. ao a7 No. aia.
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KtiUllv Nu. THIS
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MTATK Of tlltKClON IN AN1J
TIIK COUNTY Or KLAMATH.
ciKouan auuuht I'otu.L, I'lainttrr,
va.
DOnOTIIY JKAN rOHIL. Tlefandanl
VO nOMOTIlV JEAN I'Oltl.L, p-
rKNIiAN 11
IN TIIK NAMR Of TUB MTATK OT
OH ICO ON ynu ate hrhy raQUlred to
aiHiaar In Anawer to tha uoinptelnt filed
aatnat yon In Inn above anllllnd aull
on or before tha iMHh day of November,
1U4S, that being the Uil day of tha
time allowed under the ordr for pult
llcalloit of thU umtnntii. If you fall
ao tn appear or anawer, for want there
of tha plalntirf will apply for the teltaf
prayed for In hla romplalnt, to wit, fur
a decree forever diMtilvlne; ba ImmhU
of uialrlntuny now eaUtlna telw-;t tha
plaintiff, OKOtttlK AtMJI'ri'l' 101114..
ami tha defendant, DOIIOTHY JKAN
IH)IIU. and fur mt-h further relief aa
to tha Court may aevm equitable.
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lh day nf Oclolier, 1U4S, and that aald
order requite thla aumniona to I pub
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