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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).
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Ing. Now oven tho couching
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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
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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.
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All Wool and 2 Wool Union suits
Tin Coats and Pants
Rubber Coats and Pants
Short Green Slickers
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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