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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1945)
11 Army Romping Away Vith Gridiron Poll Sailors, Tide And Indiana Stay Far Behind In Thar Order NEW YOHIC, Nov. 20 (A') Army's 01-0 iDini) over Vvnn . cuiivliicfd ull llui ui'ld wrllai'H, except two, Hint II in C'iicIiiIk urn Hid number ono colluuu football tt'lllll 111 tilt! Illlllllll, Thu two dlnHitiilei'n of tint m'rllM'H pur tlolpiitliiM In Tim Awioclntod i'ntwi' weekly poll liked Alii liiiinii mid tliu Unlvnrslty of Cull lornlii lit Los AiihcIi'h, ' Only uiit!t before, when Nolro Diiiiiu wiih (ho iiniinliiioiw choice two yeiiiH tmti, Intel un eleven ho completely dominated Hit) vol- Top Jockeys Will Ride At Bay Meadows SAN MATKO, Ciillf., Nov, 20 (l'j liny MeiitlowB noon will liiivt) noma of the Million's lend' Iiik Joekeyn on Us lidlnu roster. Truck offlcliilN iinnoniKTd to titty Oorulu (The Icemiin) Woolf, (unions Ktukeii rider, unci Johnny Adams, tlnee-llmc Aniorlcun rltllnii chiiinplon, will nrrlvu here tomorrow for tliu remainder of thn season, which clone In mid-December. Johnny Lona den, another of the mi tloti's top pilots, In Hcliednled to lippear lifter TliunknKlvIng, They will join tin ulrvtidy lin noslnii list Hint Ineltideii Hubert Trent, Tony Skoroimkl, Grunt Zufull, Lenter Uiilaskl nnd Knlph Neves. ' Seventeen homed hnvo been nomlmitetl for the $ 1 0,000 added tix-furlontf A. 1). Bpreeklcn luind leap Thiink.iitlvliiu Day, The field 1 headed by Hull Retail, lliuh Harp, llltth Iteeolvo and Uynieiibond. Yesterday's featured mile rucc wan won by Ever Will with a stretch drlvo ood for a three leiiKth margin over IHu Ripple. The winner owned by C. Vulols of Hoicoe. Calif., and ridden by Cienc 1'ederiMin of Itowley, la., covered the distance In 1:411 and returned $11. Ut), $11.10 and $5.40. HlK Ripple paid S3. HO and $4. HO, whllo Vlnum, third, paid $3.70. Tho mutuel handle wan $002, 623 nnd attendance 0004. Ironmen Hire Blackhawk Veteran SEATTLE, Nov. 20 (!) First American-born player ever to win the National Hockey ten uuo'j 'rookie of the year' award Center Cully Dahlstrom, 10-ycnr veteran from tho ChlcnKo Illack- hawks arrived In Seattle to Join tho Ironmen of tho Pacific coast circuit. . Meanwhile, no explanation has yet been received from Thomas Lockhurt, presldont of tho U. E, Amateur Hockey a.iso elation, concerning tho suspen sion of the three beuttlo players, Frank Dotlen. Kd Dartnell and Bill Robinson, Pacific Coast lea gue Secretary Al Leader said last night. Welter Signs For Seattle Fight Card SEATTLE, Nov. 20 (I1) Don FlUKeriild, Bremerton welter weight, was signed today for six rounds with Hooker T. Ellis, of Chicago, In tho semi-flntil of a boxing card hero Nov. 27, Mutch- innKcr Aoo fiuboy or tho West ern Athletic club announced, Harold Hlnckshcor, Mexican heavyweight, who meets Dnvo Johnson, of Pendleton, Ore., In tho 10-round main event, is duo hero Friday, FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press PARIS Tlieo Medina, 118, French flyweight and bantam weight champion, outpointed Jackie Putcrson. 120. GIiiskow. Scotland, world's flyweight champion (io-non-iiiie), NEW ORLEANS Sal Bar tolo, 12(19, Boston, outpointed Jock Leslie. 127, FUnt, Mich., (10-non-lltlc). BALTIMORE Georgln Koch un, 172, Akron, O,, knocked out Reedy Evans, 100, Chicago, (8). WASHINGTON Tony Rlcclo, .152, Boyonne, N. J and Aaron Perry, 151, Washington, drew, (10). MIAMI, Flu. Normnn (HI Ho) Silver, 133, New York, out pointed Poddy , O'Reilly, 13B, Cleveland, (8), ' DETROIT Charles (Cnbcy) Lewis, 1271, New York, out pointed Al Gomez, 134a, Chi cago, (10). STAMFORD, Conn, Phil Torranovu, 127S, New York, knooked out Oscar Lowls, 133, Nawark, N. J.. (5). BOSTON Jucklo Harris, 127i, Mnldcn, Mass., outpointed Young Tony, 132, Newark, N. J., (10). Available Immediately From Portland Stock GASOLINE POWER UNITS 114, 214, 3'j, 5, 9, 18'2,21, 40, 100, and 120 h.p. Write or Phone CONTRACTORS EQUIP MENT CORPORATION Portland 14, Oregon VErmont 4131 1215 S.E. Grand Avt. Ing. Now oven tho couching profession Is Joining thu chorus ot priilno for tho uncrowned champions whoso only remain ing game is their December 1 daio with Navy, Based on 10 points for a first place vote, nine for second und so on down to one tor tenth, tho Cutlets picked up 0211 In the vot ing, un etlgo of 10U over runner up Navy, Willie Doc Bliinuhurd und Glenn Davis were having anoth er touchdown picnic ugiiinst the Quakers, Navy retained enough bucking off an easy win over Wisconsin to hold second place despite strong challenges by Ala bama und Indiana, Tho 'Bumu Crimson Title drubbed Vuntlerbllt, 71-0, but remained In third position ahead of Bo McMlllln's "nor III boys" from Indiana us the first four clubs retained their relative po sitions. Notro Dame bounced back from tho Army debacle to whip Northwestern and advance from seventh, to fifth, followed by tho Oklahoma Aggies and Ohio Stale, each of whom moved up two steps to sixth and seventh, Michigan regained a plucc In the lop 10 off 11b victory over Purdue, moving Into eighth po sition, St. Mary's tumbled from fifth to ninth on its upset loss to UCLA und Texas advanced from 17lh to 10th. Pcnn and Holy Cross were dropped from tho ollto circle be cause of their respective drub bings by Army to Temple, the Crusaders fulling from 10th to 23rd place. Prep School Title Game Dates Set PORTLAND, Nov. 20 Ml Another flip of tho traditional coin set the last Oregon gridiron seml-finul today and completed the championship game dates. Tho Oregon high school activi ties association tossed on tho Hood Rivcr-Cottago Grove game and came out with a home game for Hood River. The schools had already agreed upon Satur day for the date. The gridiron schedule: "A" championship. Somlllnnli Grant of Port land (district 4 tltllst) vi. Mod ford (district 2 tltliit) at Mod ford. Thanksgiving Day. Kick off 2 p. m. Semi-final: Cottage Grove (dis trict 3 tltllst) vs. Hood River (district 1 tltllst) at Hood River, aouiroay. jviCKon i p ,m. "B" championship. Final: Moro (Eastern Oregon champion) vs. Rccdsport (West orn Oregon champion) at Oregon City, Thanksgiving Day. Kick off 2 p. m. ' NEW YORK Lou Woods, 154, Detroit, outpointed Johnny Lawcr, 100, Clovelond, (10). Portage Pulchritude tlveness to boating in lifting kayak from Red Cedar River, which flows through heart of Michigan State campus. Thanksgiving DANCE MALIN Thursday, Nov. 22 DANCING 9 TILL 2 MUSIC BY Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hillbillies The Marines Bill Moyor and Wit Curlanis square off during their slugfett on last Saturday night's mokor card at tha barracks gym undor tho watchful aye of Referee Jack Dompscy. Moyor got a threo-round docision over Curlanis and was the mors aggressive tighter all the way through, though the Detroit boy showod flashes of devastating boxing skill occasionally. Webfoot Game Opens Marine Cage Season Opening basketball season In Klamath Falls, the Marine Barracks quintet will moat the University of Oregon Web. foots on the barracks court Friday night. The game is slated to begin at 8 o'clock. No admission will be chargod for tho barracks games. Civilian cage tans ere invltod to attend but must be accompanied by a marine. The road to the barracks is being kept scraped and sand ed and there is ample park ing space near the gym. Babe Brown Selects Mythical Eleven MOSCOW, Idaho, Nov. 20 (P) Coach J. A. (Babe) Brown of the University of Idaho set up a mythical all-northern division football team yesterday, which included two men each from Idaho, Oregon and Oregon State, and one from Washington State. Brown shifted Gordon Hun gar, Washington halfback, to fullback In the bnckfield to make places for Lelght of Oregon and Llpplncott of Washington State at halfbacks and Karumanos of Oregon Stale at fullback. His mythical team linemen were Nelson, Washington, and Anderson, Oregon, ends; Klein, Idaho, and Austin, Oregon State, tackles; Osterhout, Woshlngton, and Barnes, Idaho, guards; and McGovcm, Washington, center. -mmm MM Vriti'i. HI J Mauler Looks 'Em Over V : ' ' ; f S Connectcut Halfback Has Scored 132 Points NEW YORK, Nov. 20 OP) Waller Trojunowskl, the Univer- sity of Connecticut's star half back, today had the nation's in dividual football scoring cham pionship virtually sewed up with a total of 132 points. In his first season since his return from the wars, the 23-year-old former soldier from Bridgeport, Conn., galloped for 22 touchdowns in eight games. A former center and end, Tro- Truman Will Split Loyalty In Service Tilt WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 OP) President Truman will go to Philadelphia Saturday. Decem ber 1, to attend the Army-Navy football game. The White House said . the president, Mrs. Truman and their daughter Margaret will travel by train, leaving here Saturday morning and returning to Washington that night. In accordance with custom, the president will sit on one side of the field the Army side in this case durinc tho first half, and on the Navy side dur ing the second half. Sam Byrd Cops Mobile Tourney MOBILE, Ala., Nov. 20 () Sam Byrd of Detroit won the Azalea open golf tourney with a three-under-par 69 yesterday, beating Dutch Harrison of Lit tle Rock by one stroke. He won $2000 Victory, bond first prize and Harrison took $1333 In bonds. Stromborg . Carlson Radios. Derby's Music Co. , Men's Winter Clothing All Wool and 2 Wool Union suits Tin Coats and Pants Rubber Coats and Pants Short Green Slickers Hooded Rainproof Jackets Wool Mackinaws and Blazers Wool and Part Wool Shirts All Leather Logger Boots 9 Sheeplined Coats and Jackets Leather Coats Work Rubbers Work Gloves Rubber Galoshes IT PAYS TO BUY AT THgrrr ? '(L janowski finished his season Sat urday with a four touchdown spree against Boston university. Only Army's touchdown twins, Glenn Davis and Felix (Doc) Blunchard have racked up 96 points apiece and have only the Navy contest ' December 1 in which to make up the 36 points auicrence. uavis was the na tion's top scorer last year with 120 points. In the Pacific Coast confer ence. Bill Lippincott, Washing ton State, and Walter Donovan, Oregon, were tied with 36 points each, LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HERKBY GIVEN that the Last Will and Tc Ma men I ot EDNA S. SPANGLER. decerned, hai been dulv E raven and admitted to probate In and y the Circuit Court of the State of ore son for Klamath County, Probate Department, and that Letters Testa mentary have Issued to the undersitrned W. A. SPANGLER. at Executor of said Will. All Dcrsonft hnvinir claims aeainst Mid ettate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified and with proper vouchers to the undersiRned at Medical Dental Building, Klamath Falls. Oregon, or to Farrens & Maxwell, 53S Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, which -first publication Is November 6, 1B45. W. A. SPANG LER. an Executor of the Last Will and Testament .. of EDNA S, -SP ANGLER. De ceased. - Farrens & Maxwell Attorneys for Estate Klamath Falls, Oregon. N. e-13-20-27 No. 225. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main When in Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley . Proprietors Cubs Have Huge Load Of Talent Pre-War Sie Roster Will Be On Deck For Spring Training CHICAGO, Nov. 20 (IP) The search for baseball talent, a tough task for major league clubs In wartime, Is a simple as signment for the Chicago Cubs this fall. As of today, there are. 47 players on the Cubs' roster. There'll be more probably an other dozen or so added to that squad of more than five nine-man teams before the Na tional league champions open their spring training season at Catallna island in peoruary. Indications are that the spa- clous grounds of the island in the Pacific, to which the Cubs are returning for the first time since 1940, will be swarming with more players than trained at any two major league camps in wartime. Manager Charlie Grimm, who directed a parade of Cub pitch ers to the mound in a couple of world series games against De troit last October, will be knee deep in hurlcrs. There are 21 of them on the roster, including three back from navy service. Pitching was Grimm's biggest problem last season and it wasn't until the Cubs obtained Hank Borowy from the New York Yankees on July 28 that tne cluo became a pennant con tender. Borowy will be back together with the club's other top winners, Hank Wyse, Claude Passeau and Paul Derringer. The navy boys on the pitching roster are Vern Olsen, with the club before the war, Russ Meers and Dale Alderson. Grimm won't have enough catchers to allow each pitcher a private receiver, but there wiU be at least nine at the training camp, including two not listed on the roster but who will be out of military service shortly. Twelve Infielders are listed and as a starter Grimm has seven outfielders on the rolls. Since the job of signing players to contracts in past seasons hasn't been considered one of the Cubs' worries, it appears that Cholly Jolly Grimm will have lots of company on Cata Una next spring. Household inventory book free. Hans Norland Insurance Agency, 123 N. 6th St. Phone 6060. Stromberg Carlson Radios. Derby's Music Co. JUST IN FOR FALL LOW FARES ,N0IV IN inia TO Tuesday Nov. 20, 194S Belcasiro May Be Gent To Topple Jones The Weed Assassin, Pete Bel- castro, may prove to be Just the gent the fans have been howling to have Rough Rufus Jones meet up with Friday night. Belcutro is no shy violet and can bo count ed on to carry the fight to the Dusky Dctroiter every minute. Pet Is a sensational-type fighter, usually managing to fiat himself bloodied up dur ng the bout, and his theory of rasaling is to do something, anything, and do it quick. Rough Rufus is another arnD- pier who isn't particularly both ered by orthodoxy in his tactics. The Neanderthal Negro Is prob- amy tne most cordially rated musclcr ever to slide through tho armory hemp and has dem onstrated repeatedly that he has no love for anyone connected with the Klamath Falls mat. A flip of a coin will decide whether the Jones-Belcastro fra cas or another one equally as heated between the Grey Mask and Angelo Martinelli will take top honors Friday night. Both bouts will be of six-round main event length. Martinelli demanded this re turn scuffle with the evil Mr. Stoncface, offering to fight for money, marbles or chalk, any where or anytime, with or with out a referee or audience. An gelo was burned up over the treatment he got from the Mask last Friday when the veiled one utilized his hood to try to blind the Buckeye Beauty, and also holds the brief that Referee Wally Moss gave him a bum deal during the excitement. Martinelli took a couple of swings at Moss during the course of the dispute, thereby becoming the fourth grappler to hang one on Wally's none-too-classic profile in as many weeks. When In RENO, Nev., Make your headquarters at LOUIE POLIN'S " - Spartios Ooedj Ji Drags 4 K. Cmmircift Bow Pa. tlSel PARADISE LODGE -tV Both Field and Lake Hunting Motor Launch and Row Boat Furnished GOOD BEDS (Hunters Furnish Their Own Blankets) Modern Building Large Combination Llring and Dining Room -With Fireplac ' GOOD MEALS Phone 7913 for Reservations ', TIME TRIPS LOS AND OTHER CALIFORNIA POINTS Enjoy a close-up of every lovely scene by Greyhound! And never Is California more alluring than in the Autumn when highway dip and wind amid Nature's pageantry of color! Other attractions now are the lowered fares, reduced running time and additional schedules and, of course, the excellent Greyhound service. Your local Greyhound agent will gladly help you plan your next trip. See how enjoyable it is to travel by Greyhound Super-Coach. INCRIASID SIRVICI RIDUCID RUNNING TIMI NEW LOW FARE TO LOS ANGELES 3 This is but one example of Greyhound's lower fares in the West Greyhound provides the finest bus travel at fares you can afford. Agent: J. K. Sayre Depot: 904 Klamath Avt. Phone S521 GREYHOUN HERALD AND NEWS NINE The middleman job at the nr. mory Is fast falling into tho smite category of safoty as erooked card dealing and jaywalking. For the opener Friday Mack LI Hard has signed that Canadian crunch man, Hcrble Parks, to clutch with Scattlo's Bon Sher man. Tho lotter gent will be making his first appearance lo cally for about threo years. .PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION No Loit of Tlmo Pormononl Roxulul DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlropmcllo Phr'lolon Rt No. 71b nqalro Tnoolro Bits Phon. lent 90 : THANKSGIVING : NIGHT ; THURSDAY, NOV. 22 ; i I ARMORY jj ; Baldy's Band : . Lfl- PER PERSON INC. TAX . J, ! DANCING 9 TILL 1 .a 1 I ..779! " ITATIOH
