Win Or Tie
Puts Trojans
Into Bowl
USC Dofoot By UCLA
Will Glva Cougart
Place At Paiodona
Arid That's Unanimous?
PACIFIC COAST FOOT
BALL W. L. T.
USC 4 1 0
WimlilnKton Stnto .... 2 1
WimhlnHton (I 'i 0
UCLA 2 2 0
Oreuon Staid ., H 4 0
Ore-noil 3 5 0
California 2 4 1
Idnho 1 B U
Montnna 0 1 0
By BU8P NEWLAND
SAN FHANCISCO, Nov. 20
(I) With unriuft'iitea Alnbumn
nlrciidy l(n'(l im the vIsltlnK
half of the Rose Bowl, the I'll
clflc const conference rcprc
nciitntlvo In tlio New Ycur'a Day
football clnmtlc at Pnxmlcna will
bo determined this week-end.
Southern Callfornln'i once
ben Ion Trojanii moot the twice
defeated UCLA Iinilin Satur
day at Lou AiiKi'lcs In tlia eu
son's crucial name. The Trojans
need cither a win or a tie to
move Into the Hoso Uowl for the
tlilrd auccumilve year,
The win or llo is vital. Other
wise, USC, encllnu the season
with two defeats, would have a
lower pcrcontaiio standing than
the northern division champion,
Washington Stata, which con
cluded its schedule last week
with 7-0 win over Washington
and a final itniullng of six vic
tories, two defeats and one tic.
The ten faculty athletic rep
resentatives of the conference,
nix of them located In the Pa
cific northwest, select the host
teum. If USC loses to UCLA, the
Wnshlniiton Stato Cougars will
Kalit thn nod, provided prece
dent I followed,
The Couiiars, Incidentally,
played their first football since
Die war this season and under
a now coach and alumnus grid
star, Phil Sorboc.
Southern California, leading
Uio conference with four wins
and ono defeat, paved the way
for Its final and decblvo en
counter with a (mushing 34-7
comment of Oregon State last
week. It will have to bo a peak
form for UCLA this week, a
corking team if on a dry field
ncccssury for ill speed backs
and T-formutlon operation.
Haln and mud cost UCLA
Rose Bowl chances In Berkeley
last week where tho California
Bears put together a freak play
to win, 0-0. Jack Lcrond, Cali
fornia'! punting end, kicked a
slippery ball that went back
wards 18 yards to his own 13
yard lino. Tcommnto Ed Welch,
quarterback, picked It up, run
45 yards and Intcrullcd to the
same Lcrond, who raced the
remaining 40 yards for the con
test's only scoro.
The slippery field, plus a driv
ing rain throughout, mado the
game a toss-up. UCLA had de
feated California, 13-0, curlier
in uie season in dry weather.
Washington Stato turned an
Intercepted pass Into a touch
down to win from Washington
and move into Rose Bowl con
tention. Earlier in the schedule
Washington beat WSC, 8 0.
Whllo Southern California Is
battling for tho post-season grid
iron prize against UCLA Satur
day, Oregon State and Univer
sity of Oregon will square off in
their traditional wind-up, the
latter favored. Oregon won the
first of the home and home ser
ies, 10-8.
Oregon Stat tops Oregon In
tho conference standings to date.
With four defeats against five,
each having won thrco games.
California concludes a disap-
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Marines Have Two
Games With Astoria
Tha peppery marine cage
squad which lost to Oregon's
Wobleoi, 48-37. last Friday
night, will go against a visit
ing quintet from Astoria navy
base at tha barracks' gym
Wednesday and Thursday
nights.
Both games ar slated to be
gin at 8 o'clock and civilians
are Invited If accompanied by
a marine.
Gaels Meet
Aggies In
Sugar Bowl
NEW 'ORLEANS, Nov.'20 (W)
Okluhomu A. and M. and St.
Mary's will meet In tho Sugar
Bowl football gamo here Janu
ary 1.
A. B. Nicholas, president of
the New Orleans Mid-Winter
Sports association which stages
tho Sugar Bowl prdgram, an
nounced this morning that the
teams had accepted the bowl In
vitation. The Oklahoma Aggies, unbeat
en champions of the Missouri
Valley conference, have defeated
eight opponents, rolling up 252
points to opposing teams' 63.
St, Mary's Gaels have won six
victories and were defeated only
by the University of California
at Los Angeles, in a 13 to 7 up
set. This Is the first time that both
Sugar Bowl football contestants
have come from west of the Mis
sissippi rivor.
Gl Joe Mails Home
Christmas Gifts
PORTLAND, Nov. 26 (IP)
A shipload of home-bound GI
Christmas mail 100,000 pos
tal sacks full today forecast
what Yulctldo gifts servicemen
Intend for the folks at home.
Postal workers who sorted
the huge piles of sacks, parcels
and crates at the Union station
hero reported tho bundles In
cluding everything from hora
klrl knives to scores of Japanese
rifles and knick-knacks pur
chased In Japan. -
Stacks of crated rifles were
piled like cordwood waiting
movement eastward for Christ
mas delivery.
pointing season under its new
coach, L. T. "Buck" Shaw this
week-end against the St. Mary's
navy pro-flight.
0 long before the war Barclay' j6f P
imported a vast store of exotic Itj "SSrS iS
S herbs and berries the basic in- i j fufcpil rl
gradients of fine gin. Now this jff Swh W
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Basin Hunters Nearly Marooned In Snow
A snowbound story almost rivalling the harrowing experi
ences of the Pomcroy, Wash., hunting party last week Is told by
Clem Bortls, 040 Roseway drive, who was in a party of eight
elk hunters nearly marooned In the snow on Blue mountain,
Umatilla county, this month.
The party also included Gene Gratton who lives above Modoc
Point, and six men from suvcrion. -me group
pitched camp on Bear creek, right at the break
of Little Sulmon river and about 31 miles back
In the wild country from a ranger station ot
Tollgatc, on November 2, the day before elk
season started. They had provisions to last sev
eral days, tents, sleeping bags and blankets, and
were prepared to settle down to some real elk
hunting.
It snowed some the first day they spent on
the mountain and kept on snowing almost every
day until they came out Thanksgiving Day. They
had plenty of elk to eat tried V. fried, broiled,
stewed Bortis said, but their other grub ran
out and on November 20 they decided they'd
better move while they could.
Tha snow then was about hlo daap and
getting deeper. Bortls itrugqlod through five miles to an
emergency telephone and asked the Tollgate ranger station
for help, but tha rangers were having troubles of their own,
had no equipment for a rescue expedition and informed
Bortis his party would have to shift for itsolf.
Back at camp he Informed his snowbound friends their pre
dicament was worse than they thought, so they broko camp and
started walking out. lugging their packs. This time they covered
14 miles through the packed, crusted snow, walking all day
down to an emergency ranger cabin where they called Troy,
Ore, and arranged for a pack train and caterpillar to come after
them.
The horse train met seven of the groupone had gone out
on snowshoes about halfway and took over the pack-hauling.
With the cat breaking the trail, tho rest was fairly easy.
To get their two trucks out they had to have 10 gallons of
gas packed In, at a cost of $15, and have the cat make a road.
men tncy had to drive over Into Idaho, circle around Into
Washington and come back all the way down Oregon to get home,
Clearing The Desk .
The way we see It, Grant's win over Medford was an Indict
ment of the type of opposition the Tornado has been meeting
this year . . . the Generals were the first good outfit Medford
came up against, although the Tornado Is still a great team.
Reiteration of a prediction made several weeks ago, Ala
bama will beat the socks off the team 'they play in the Rose
Bowl . , . the team they're fielding these Saturday after- .
noons appears to be the best the Crimson Tide eleven since
the days of Don Hutson and Dixie Howell, and that was a
long time ago.
Back at the University of Kansas, Phog Allen, Jayhawk bas
ketball coach, has put in a scream that Missouri is spreading
around a little cash in acquiring its football players, which tech
nically isn't supposed to be done in tho Big Six . , . Allen would
like to see a collegiate football high commissioner brought in
to "clean up" college football ... he cites as a vicious example
of subsidization a remark by the late Knute Rockne that he had
"400 men who put up $100 a month for salaries for players and
the only two duties they had to earn the money was to visit
their mothers Christmas and Easter" ... in our opinion that's
a marvelous way to run a football team.
And this would be a good place to register a squawk about
the "civilians must be accompanied by a marine" tag the Bar
racks is putting on snorts events ... the thrill nf vlcltina n mill.
tary post long since died for most of us and we're old enough to
get around without an escort ... a lot of sports fans just don't
nuuw a murine uiey couia asK, -fiease take me up to the Bar
racks, I'd like to see a basketball game ..."
Floral Parade Tops
In Rose Festival
PORTLAND, Nov. 26 (VP)
The grand floral parade top
pre-war attraction of the annual
rose festival will again high
light tho 1946 program, royal
rosarians announced today.
June 2 to 9 will be rose fes
tival week, and the parade on
June 7.
WANT TO KEEP BEGGARS
Citizens of Madrid, Spain, pro
tested a proposal for ridding the
city of beggars, saying that the
beggars form one of the chief
sights of the city, and that their
removal would cause visitors to
go elsewhere.
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Bird Dinner
Will Be Held
Friday Night
All Klamath Sportsmen
Invited To Attend
Duck And Goose Feed
AH members of the Klamath
Sportsmen association are in
vited to attend the second an
nual bird banquet to be given
ay me niamatn-Moaoc izaaK
Walton chapter at the Willard
next Friday night.
To assure plenty of ducks and
gceso for the crowd expected at
me Banquet, nuntcrs are asKcu
to donate their extra birds for
the dinner.
Birds donated should be
marked for the Izaak Walton
league and delivered to Tru-
loves market, 919 E. Main,
where they will be picked and
dressed. Ducks and geese may
also be turned over to Elmer
Balsigcr, W a 11 a c e Uerlings,
Lloyd Rusk, Marshall Cornett or
Ernie Geinger.
Dr. Paul Needham, fish di
rector of the state game com
mission, will be the principal
speaker of the evening. He is
a new man with the commission
and this will be a good time for
Klamath sportsmen to get ac
quainted and make the contacts
necessary to assure better stock
ing of streams in the basin.
In addition to members of the
Klamath Sportsmen association,
all members, wives and friends
of the local Izaak Walton chap
ter, plus state officers of the
league and hunters and fisher
men from Tulelake, Medford,
Lakevlcw and other nearby
towns ore Invited to attend the
banquet.
Dinner will be served in the
main dining hall of the Willard
at 7 o'clock, price, $1.50 a plate.
Holy Cross Signed
For Orange Bowl
'MIAMI, Fla., Nov. 26 (P)
With Holy Cross signed on the
dotted line for New Year's day
Orange Bowl date, Miamians
and up-staters too began beat
ing the drums in earnest today
for the University of Miami as
the other contender in the 1946
football classic here.
George E. Whitten, president
of the Orange Bowl committee,
announced that Holy Cross had
accepted an Orange Bowl bid
yesterday a few hours after the
Purple Powerhouse from Wor
cester, Mass., trampled Boston
College 46 to 0.
UO Homecoming Tops
Campus Calendar
EUGENE. Nov. 26 Uni
versity of Oregon homecoming
tops the campus calendar for
the Nov. 30-Dec. 2 week-end,
and students today pondered
who to name the "girl you want
to come home to.
The Oregon Oregon State
gridiron clash headlines the
Saturday afternoon program,
with a reception, alumni officers
election, and dance among
scheduled activities.
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Mr. Stoneface And Jones
Will Join In Rassle Royal
At long last the rallblrds may
have a chance to see the fight
of their dreams this coming Fri
day night when the Grey Mask
and Rough Rufus Jones crawl
Into the armory ring at one and
the same time as participants in
a six-star battle royal.
Hood River
Moves Inio
Grid Finals
HOOD RIVER. Ore.. Nov. 26
(IP) The Hood River Dragons
battered out a 7-0 victory over
Cottage Grove on a sloppy grid
iron nere Saturday to move into
the state prep finals.
The Dragons will battle for
class "A" title honors against
the Portland Grant Generals in
Multnomah stadium Saturday.
The teams played a scoreless
first half in rain and hail. It was
a tight defensive contest until
the Dragons cut loose in the
third quarter.
previously, the Lions had
moved to the Hood River nine
yard stripe but failed on downs.
Cottage Grove held a 23-yard
advantage in the first half.
The Hood River score came
on a 40-yard pass by Don
O'Leary to Lloyd Buettgenbach,
son of Coach Welt Buettganbach.
O'Leary's place kick was good
for the extra point,
Negro Star Tosses
Passes For Distance
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 26 MP)
That rubber-armed wizard of
the gridiron, Kenny Washing
ton, had two more astounding
passes to his record today.
Leading Bulldogs, Washing
ton yesterday whipped two
touchdown passes one 65
yards In the air to Everett An
derson, the other 58 yards to
his former UCLA teammate,
Woody Strode. Both heaves
were nabbed in the end zone.
The great negro slinger com
pleted a 64-yard shot to Ander
son in a recent game against
San Diego's Gunners. At UCLA,
his longest completion was 62
yards.
In addition to the Vicious
Veil and the Detroit Darky,
the people's choice, Pete Bl
castro, Redmond's Joe Lyman,
Canadian Herb Parks and
Seattle's Ben Sherman wilt
have parts in the gang rassle.
That puts three fairly clean
boys Lyman, Parks and Sher
man against a trio of gents
who have no scruples and also
places Belcastro in the spot of
the man to watch during the
scuffle. The Weed Assassin has
absolutely no love for either the
Mask or Jones, so he may be
loathe to take their side against
the cleanly trio.
This is the first time Mack
Lillard has managed to get the
two hoodlums in a ring together
and both balked mightily against
the prospect of going through a
battle royal and then returning
for a two -falls -out -of -three
match.
Both the Mask and Rufus
maintained that they would
undoubtedly have a very rough
lime in the gang scuffle and
that coming back for five or
six rounds was too much ex
ercise for one evening.
So a compromise was hit up
on. Each bout after the royal
will be a three-round, one-fall
affair, but the last bout of the
evening will be the most lucra
tive to the battlers, thereby be
hooving all hands to stay in the
scramble as long as possible to
get into the big money pairing.
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Pels Begin
Hoop Drills
For Season
Adhering closely to the state
athletic association ruling that?
high school basketball nrwllpi:
will not start until November
this year, the Pelicans, Wlld-i
cats and KUHS freshman wilt-'
swing Into their first practlc
arauuii i mu nign scnooi gym
this afternoon.
Thn ncwiolnHnn1. 1 ,.
any formal scrimmaging before
"' Miuuy luuowing me last
Saturday in November. ..-'
Dutch French is coaching the
Pelicans, Paul Angstead th
Wildcats and Ed Ryan the fresh
men. French was head basket
ball coach at the high school,
from 11)26 tn 104! than .IIJ '
for three years and is back
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