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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1945)
Medford Dons District Gridiron Crown Tornado Will Play Grant In State Semi-Final Tilt Thanksgiving By A. H. BURNB Motlfuicl nn (I Hood Illver donned tliulr ofddul crown in tliti Orc-Hon pren gridiron rucu to diiy iiikI Medfurd's, tiinnziuuly, whs Juitt ti trlflo denied. The Medford tilnuk Tornndo which Iiiih won every (jiniio for two Hi'UMoiid iind piled up un un lli'ijuta of, 152 polnlH In oluht tills this your to opponents' 7, downed unboiiten North llond In tho dlNlrlct 2 pluyoff lust nlKlit, Bui tho rugged Loggers hold tho score to 26-13 tho nar rowest mnrijln oi victory lor Modlord thin loaton and bo. cimo tho locond ichool to icoro upon tho powerful Tor nodo. Except for two flmt-half Med- Henley Beats Malin For County Belt Tho Henley HornoU clinched Via county football chiimptou ship yesterday iiftnrnoon by do fmitliiji Miilin's MimtiinKH 27-2 yesturtluy afternoon at Miilln. Fred Hess scored In tho first quarter on a slx-ynrd Una buck nd then wont throutih center attain for tho extra point. Tak ing the bull on the klckoff, Mii lln made. Its moiit determined scoring effort of tho afternoon by miircliliin down the field to the Henley six. There the Hornet lino hold nd that ended tho scoring for tho flmt half. In the third quarter a series of lino plays jiiivo Henley niv other touchdown and auiiln Ma Un threatened but was unable to icoro. A 48-ynrd snlloi) around end by Calvin Noble nave the Hor net their third scoro unci Al bert Thexton plunued throuKh center tor trio exiru unit, miiK Inn the count 20-0. . In tho fourth canto a long com from Hess to Adams scored attain for Henley. Admns went round end for the conversion. Malln got a two-point safety in the fourth period when Hess dropped back behind his own goal to pass, couldn't locata receiver and was smeared. til i t'' 1 : f ... '.',(-,. n '.',).." ,-J i -Fat . - ' . .;'..',.': .i. v 8 a, , sjjy Three of there four marines will step into Bond smoker at the Marine Barracks gymnasium, with Thomas Boehmer, back row right, in the goes against Joe Townsend, not Moyer, will act as one of the half minute rounds and reforoad by Jack Demp with the marine band and other leatherneck onto docket for tonight. (USMC photo.) Air Conditioned DANCING ( P. M, to 1 A. M. ; SATURDAY NITE - Auspices V.F.W. , s . V ; , DANCELAND SIS Klamath Are. Music by Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hillbillies Adm. 80o each person, lncl, tax. touchdowns, tho toning played on fairly even terms. Unl Wutson dimhed BO yards for tho first Medford tally and went ovor from tho 0-yard lino for tho second, lifter a push starting on Medford's 31, North Ilend recovered a fumble on the Medford HI! and drove to tho 3, where Conrad HiiKon passed to Garland Fry for u third-quarter touchdown. Jerry Clurk retaliated for Medford, mnk nu tho scora 20-0. when he scored from the one, North Bend then tallied on Mob Sanders' touchdown, after his 152-yard puss to linden on the lfl-ynrd lino. 'Clark scored tho final counter for Medford from the four. Tho final: 20-13, Hood niver. only undefeated squad In district 1, lived un to expectations by blunkina Valo, Snake Wver champion, 41-0, to capture tho official crown. Medford. heavy favorite to take the ' state' championship again this season, will battle Orant. tho alrendy chosen dis trict 4 champ, on Thanksgiving Dnv in tho stule semi-finals. The other soml-flnnl will nit Hood River against tho dhlrlct 3 tltllst cither McMlnnvllle or Cottngo nrovo, who plnv off at Cottngo Grovo today for tho crown. Moro and Itcedsnort climbed Into the final of Oregon's mnll school football nlay, and will col lide for the "H" championship Thnnksglvlng Pay, Moro edited Enterprise, 7-0, In tho eastern Oreeon seml-flnnl last nlaht. Hecdsnnrt, perennial small-school powerhouse, steam rollered Tnft, 30-0. In tho west ern Oregon seml-flnnl, FOOTBALL SCORES By Tho Associated Press Medford 20, North-Bend 13. Hood River 41, Valo 0. Forest Grovo 10, Tlgord 0. noscburg 10, Sweet Homo 0. Columbia Prep (Portland) 13, Lakeside (Seattle) 0.. Estacada 10, Sandy 7.' - Pendleton 13, The Dalles 8. West Linn 20, Ncwbcrg 0. . Rccdsport 30, Toft 0. Moro 7, . EntcrprJst 6 (state "B" playoffs). A Vr y-v the ring during pictured, in the seconds for the soy. , In addition rtainers, - emceed ford ' - I? , 4 ' VS.' I' -) "M, ' -I m - -J i , - ' 1 h-X I 1 'WV' - 1 I v 41 -' h j '-J'i ill "t, I - ; ' . Thos nlno Klomoth youngsters, under the tutelage of Marino Wally Hyde, boxing coach, have boon working out at the gym of the military installation on the hill this week and six of them will show thoir ring waros to Jack Dempsey during the Victory Loan smoker at the Marino Barracks gym tonight. Left to right, front rowi Charles Mitcholl, Melvin Carlson, Andy Moore and Bob Eastman. Bocond row, left to right: Will Knock, Harry Tavenner, Clnr once Hamilton, Jim Crossloy and Ben Devore, Knock and Crossley will meet in the curtain ralsor at 148t Mitchell and Moore get together in the second bout at about 130 each, and Devora nd Humllton will tanalo in the ring. The show got under way 2500. . Castle Rock, Wash., 20, Sabln 0. Central Catholic (Portland) 28, Purkroso 0, , Central Catholic (Portland), Junction City 12, Newport 7. Grants Pass 13, Eureka, Calif. 6. DETROIT Bill Eddy, 134, Flint, Mich,, outpointed Gene Spencer, 133S, Chicago, (10). Iz.y Jnnnnzzo, 150, New York, outpointed Franklo Abrams, 140i, Detroit, (10). m. tonight's Jack Dempsey Victory - John Chllds, back row left, will trade punches 150-pound class, and George Tenhaaf, crouching, ' light-heavyweight bracket. ' The other lad, Bill fights. The bouts will be. of three one and one- to the fights, variety show by Paul G. Smith, ii on the Farmers Attention! We kill, droit and chill your hogs Ac per pound. We cure and smoke your ham and bacon 5e per pound.' We have the best facilities. Our work Ii guaran teed. WHY PAY MORE? JOHNSON PACKING CO, Civilian Scrappers 160-pound class. Jack Dempsey at B o'clock tonight. Admission KUHS Tentative Basketball Schedule Practice Starts Day Dec. 7 Weed at Dec. 8 Dec. 13 'Dec. 14 Dec. 15 Dec. 20 Klamath Klamath Klamath Klamath Klamath Klamath Klamath Dec. 21 Dec. 22 (Dec. 20, 21, Dec. 28 Albany Dec. 29 Jan. 4 Jan. 5 Jan. 11 Jan. 12 Jan. 10 Jan. 25 Jan. 20 Feb.- 1 Feb. 2 Feb. 8 Feb. 9 Feb. 15 Feb. 16 Feb. 22 Klamath Klamath Medford Open Klamath Klamath Open Feb. 23 Open (Feb. 22, 23 may be Southern FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press' NEW YORK Tippy Larin, 142, Garfield, N. J., outpointed Nick Moran, 139i, Jalisco, Mex ico. (10). Cecil Hudson, 155, Los Angeles, stopped George (Red) Doty, 152i, Hartford, Uonn., (3). MINNEAPOLIS Jackie Graves. 1281. Austin. Minn., out pointed Sammy Parato, 1293, Pittsburgh, (8). Johnny Hub PARADISE LODGE Both Field and Lake Hunting Motor Launch and Row Boat Furnished GOOD BEDS . (Hunters Furnish Their Own Blankets) Modern Building Large Combination Living and Dining Room With Fireplace GOOD MEALS Phone 7913 for Reservations . 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When In RENO, Nov., Make your headquarters at LOUIE POLIN'S " Sporting Goods A Drora 6 E, Commercial Sow Ph. 11301 -0L By MARTHA CASSIDY 'Greetings ye lads and lassies: I Include the lads for this week with the absence of my pal Johnnie Foster, I will attempt to bring you bits of bowling from all three leagues now in full swing, wnen i sianea mis column Johnnie made the state ment, "Gee, will we have fun, both writing bowling columns," but we find Johnnie In Los An geles and I'm writing for both of us, Mmmm I'm wondering Just WHO is having the funl But, fellows, you will have to wait, ladles first, as the Lady Bug league finishes another week of kegllng. Hashing ura ter Hotel really did things up right, out-bowling Safeway for all three games, and their cap tain, Marie Green, taking high individual game with 199 and high scries with 518. This ties up second place where we find both Fluhrer's and Crater Hotel. Houston's Beauty shop tightened its hold on first place by taking three games from Hazel's Beau ty shop, striking a new high in team games with 870 and a high in team series, 2431. Ever - dangerous Fluhrer's struck its way through two wins over Black and White while Dagget's Insurance drop ped Coca-Cola for two. Vivian Pernigottl is having a little tough luck getting her team rolling this year. . Southwell's team seems to be leading allout in the Commer cial league, when last Wednes day night, it won three over Edward's Richfield and took first In league standing. Louie's Food Store holds second and three wins .over Hibb's. Bill Davis's team comes third with a two game win over the Marines, while Waters' out kegled Bonanza for two. Kermit Sheets, a very ardent Southwell king-pin, took the spotlight with high game 247 and high series 650. Each Tuesday night we find the Boosters bowling all out, and havin' a gay old time. No blood in THIS game, where we find each team satisfied with a two game win, Moose over Weyerhaeuser, M o n t g o m ery Ward over Great Northern Goats, Pine Street Market over Great Northern Railroaders. and Balsiger's over the Team sters' Union. Nice friendly game, that Is If you stay out of those pot games. Hickman, that hard-hitting Booster, kegled a nice 224 game and shares the high series with Eaton at 526. ' Holiday next week for the fairer sex, and we expect every one to TURKEY-out. Bye now, be seeing you on eight. Oil Floor Furnaces NO MONEY DOWN! $5 a Month! COMPLETELY INSTALLED! READY TO GO! NOW at BALL & PORTER 801 Spring St. Phone 7708 Saturday, Hot. 17, 1145 Mr. Stonefaee Puts Chi On Martinelli In MatTitt By PAUL HAINES ' The crowd at the Klamath armory last night wasn't the big gest of the season by any means, but the stay-at-homes missed a show that had a little bit of everything. Promoter Mack Llllard's muscle menu had the fans stand ing in their seats all but one he climbed into the ring to chal lenge the "Grey Mask" and the local gendarmes had to step in and ask him to step out. One otner ratna ringsider slugged the hooded hoodlum in the back while he was making use of the ropes against his pooular ODnon- ent, Angelo Martinelli, the Buck eye DiocKDusier. Things went about as exoect- ed the "Mask" won the bout, but not until he had apparently blinded Martinelli temporarily Dy niDDing nis nood over An gelo's peepers. These aualnt tac tics had the fans howling for blood and it seemed as if they might have their nravers an swered when Martinelli copped uie second ran in uie tnira neat with a dropklck and a body press after dropping the first flop to the masked menace via tne old head butt route. This evened the count and Angelo came bounding out of his corner loaaea lor Dear. After Mr. stonefaee had run through nis usual repertoire of nalr pull ing, choking and eoueine. Mar tinelli decided to disnensp with the services of Referee Wally Moss and heaved him nut nf tho ring. This was a mistake. Cy clone Mackey alias the "Grey Mask" took quick advantage of an opening and took the final fall and the match with a body press. Martinelli was out colder than a codfish and when he revived tooK a swing at the first man he saw which happened to be the referee. The crowd milled around outside the ring for fully five minutes after the tussle and Mr. Stonefaee once again made the trek to the dressing room under heavy police escort. venerarjie .Bulldog JacKson pari UMttftH SWy iwi f4 Itfirt Wohlne ROSE MOTOR CO. GMC 4th and Klamath HERALD AND HEWS THRSK and Ernie Plluso went at It ham mer and tongs in the semi-wind-up which finally - ended in - a draw. , Ernie had a eheerliur aeetlon of sailors all his own, but Bull dog was not without friends and made loud derisive remark all his own concerning Ernie's an cestors. Bulldog used his fevorlte stomping hammerlnck to garner the first fall and Ernie squared me maicn wun a reverse crab. In the opening tiff "Blood and Guts" Davidson out the chill on Tex Porter with a surfboard to Duiton mm up for the night. , Hood River Wins Berth In State Grid Playoff HOOD RIVER, Nov. 17 (TP) A berth in the state football semi-finals lay in Hood River's lap today after the Dragons blanked Vale, Snake River val ley champions, 41-0, here -last night. Vale never threatened. On field slippery with mud,. Vale put the ball in motion and Don O'Leary of Hood River ran it back to his own 27. The Dragon scored three plays later on Lloyd Buettenbach's touchdown. 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