Marines
Drop Game
To Astoria
Loathornocks Unable
To Hit Hoop In
Using 48 to 34
By HALE BCARBROUGH
Thu murine weren't ubla to
hit tlio biwkul tmouMli tlmoii IiihI
iilwlit UKnlimt thu Astoria Nuvy
Flyoi'M unci di'oiwoil lliolr second
stnilKlit kiiiiui, 4U-U4, on (ho bur-
riK'im uuNiiuujiiii court.
Ill till) opnlllllU nocqixIx of tlio
Initial hull thu Flyers looped In
ono score, then tha murines
scored ii couiilo to tnko a two
nollit loud uud bo out In front.
4-2, tlio only llmo tho leather
necks ware iilmnc! uu cveiiliiu
A.storlii has u fl-foot-B contcr,
Miiltson, who vory nearly took
tha kiiiiio Into hid own hands at
II. I. ..,.!.. .....l.l.w II.. ........ (..
nun j'wtui, uni,)iiM ,, iihvj iiiiw
n lend which won never throut-
cued seriously.
Miillson win tull unouuh to
luivo control of tho rebounds lit
both ends of tlui court mid tho
luuthornuckii ruroly over hud
chiinco for u tlp-ln shot whtlo ho
wns In tho kmiiio.
Tho find hull of tho gumo wn
eloso-eiillcd by ltcforeo Joe La
Clulr mid the loutliornocks
missed numerous chances for
polnta on free thrown. Tha hulf
midod uu Ilruco Hcnnor, marine
ilunrd, plunked in a lonii loon
puttliiK tho gcoro at Flyers 21,
nuirincii lu.
Iicnnor, un Iown boy, cut a 30
duy furlouKh short by two
works to come buck and piny
basketball for tho murines. Ho
arrived hero yoiitorduy and wont
Into Innt nlKht'a uumo cold.
To iitiirt the second hnlf'thc
murlneii stondlly dropped buck
under tlio Myers steady scoring
until they were 10 points behind
In the middle of tho period.
Suddenly stnrtlnu; u rully that
brouuht them to within two
itwila of knotllnu tho count, the
murines bexim to get tho ranito
of tho hoop on their long throws
uud also momentarily hud com
mand of tho rebounds. Adams
flipped in a long toss, McCulloch
Hot ono off tho backboard,
Adams heavod In another from
fur out ul an unKlo and Vcrment
scored from tne snmo spot.
Tho rully died prcmnturcly,
however, nnd tho navy boys
stalled for time a couplo of mln-
ulos. then rnna un 10 moro tal.
lies In quick order to end the
came. 4H-.14.
Wclchlcln not 12 rjolnt for
Astoria and Mnttion and Woods
hit Jl each. For tho leather
nocks Neff scored nine and Ver
mcnt and Adams six each. Neff
playlnK tho second half, went
oiu or mo pine on live lows
The reforcelnit loosened up dur
inn tho second half and the
nemo not wilder bv the minute
The two teams will get toitcth-
er ror tno final gamo of their
series on tho barracks hnrdwood
at 8 o'clock tonluht. Ail cniio
fans nro invited to attend free
or cnnrKC. ,
t
100,000 Fans
Will Witness
USC-UCLA Tilt
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20 (P)
OlllV ftfin rinrunfl Mali 1-nmnlr,
to be sold to pack tho Coliseum
wiin ioo.uuu customers for tlie
Snttirduy gumo In which the
Southern California Trojuns
will trot nuf AVnrv nlayntrln i-lnb-
thoy know In an attempt to
qucicn mo ul.l, Brums and
wiiiicii n uosu uowi oia.
ArnnlH PHHv Hnnlhnn fntl
fornin's grndunto manager, said
10,000 scats will bo held for
service men on a urn come
firNt nnrviiH hnalu
If tho Trojans win or tic
uicro is no uouoi wot mo l'a
cific const conference members
will designate them to meet Aln
bnmu In Pasadena New Year's
DnV A TIf'I.A ulxlnrv uimilH
knock Southern Cullfornla out
or me bowi race and probably
Rive tho bid to Washington
State. However an overwhelm
ing victory by tho Uclnns might
swing tho conforonco vote and
give the Bruins the Bowl nomination,
Sailor Scrap Ends
Irish Grid Season
J CHICAGO, Nov. 29 (JP)
i Notro Dame and Great Lakes'
J BlucJackeU will settle their
' wartime football rivalry it's
t unlikely they will play next
f year at the Naval Train-
; ing Station Saturday before 25,-
! 000. , . .
The game, mldwestern grid-
? Iron llnnlo, will bo fourth ol a
t series now deadlocked at vie-
( lory apiece and a tie. .
Contract Awarded On
Malting Company Job
f PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 29
UP) An $800,000 contract to on-
"""go tho Great Western Malting
! fompany plant in Vancouver.
I wash., has been awarded to
George H. Buckler, Portland
vunirucung iirm.
Work, to start Immediately,
should be completed by late sum
mer snld William Einzlg, Groat
Western general manager.
Mask Has Troubles Out Of Ring
Saddles
Billfolds
Navajo Blankets
Lariat Ropes,
Al Harris
SADDLE & SPORTS SHOP
920 MAIN .
if 'i Vi
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Th Grey Mask tho man nobody loves has difficulties
outside th ring as well as on the mat, a fact proved by this
shot of Angelo MartinslU taking to tho aisle in pursuit of
tha Hoodod Heal during last woek's bout. Tomorrow night
the Veil is In for a wholo lot mora trouble, whan h crawls
through the hemp along with Rough Hufus Jonts, Ben
Sherman, Pet Bolcaitro, Horblo Parks and Jo Lyman in
six-star rassl royal. v
liaak Waltons Planning
Huge Wildfowl Dinner
A plentiful (tupplj of duck and
rooko will bo on hand lit tlio
wlllnrd hotel dining hull tomor
row night for hungry sporUmen
Middies Have
Added Aches
Before Game
' ANNAPOLIS, Md., Nov, 20
(I) Nuvy had un added worry
toduy whether Guard Jim Cur
rlngton will be able to piny ns
tho Middles packed seubugs to
shovo off for Philadelphia nnd
Saturday's big gnmo with Army.
Cnrrlngton hnd u tcmperuturo
of 100 before yesterday's last
long workout, und tho Middies
coach, Comdr, Occur E. Hug
berg, sent him to bed.
A doctor exumined Carrlng
ton und told him it would not bo
a good Idea to practlco on a field
souked by a hard afternoon
ruin.
Hngberg Inter mild that Cur
rlngton hud a cold und was "feel
ing lousy."
Jlngbcrg added thnt he expects
Cnrrlngton to bo rcudy to start
ugninst Army but a further check
will bo mudo on his condition
before tho squad leaves for
Philadelphia this afternoon.
Should Cnrrington's illness
hang on, Stan Turner, an ex
perienced and ablo understudy,
would bo in lino for tho starting
right gunrd position.
Two other Nnvy regulars, End
Leon Bromlott and Tackle Bo
Coppcdgc, have shoulder Injuries
but Hagberg snld they will "be
In there Saturdny."
Tex Oliver
4.
ik ittMr'i yaM.
4i
Coach Tex Ollvor, mentor
of th University of Oregon
Ducks, will b th main
speakor at the 1945 Pollcans'
football banquet to b hold In
th Willard hotel dining hall
Friday night,' Docember 7.
attending the Izaak Walton bird
feast, and a couplo of turkeys
will bo roasted for persons de
siring that instead of wildfowl
for supper.
Tlio dinner Is slated to get
under way at 7 o'clock but cock
tails will be served early ar
rivals in tho Blue Room at 6:30.
Dr. Paul Nccdham, fish di
rector of the stato gamo com
mission, will bo down from
Salem as the principal speaker
of tlie evening. Dr. Necdnam
is a new man with the gome
commission and this banquet
will furnish an idoal occasion for
local sportsmen to get acquaint
cd with the man who will be
responsible for stocking basin
fishing spots.
All members of tho Klamath
SnorUmcn'f association, Klam
ath-Modoc Izaak Walton chap
ter members, wives and friends,
stutc officers of the league and
sportsmen from nearby towns
have been Invited to take part
in the feed.
Birds used for the dinner have
been donated by hunters to tho
Iznnk Wnlton leugue and dressed
at Trulovc's market.
I believe we can look forward
to a period of at least five years
of prosperity such as this coun
try has never witnessed before.
H e r m a n W, Stclnkraus,
Bridgeport, Conn,
Webfoot-Beaver
Game Broadcast
Th traditional Orgon-Or-gon
Stat gridiron clash at
Eugon Saturday afternoon
will b broadcast to Klamath
listeners oyer KFJI beginning
about 1:45.
This tilt will wind up foot
ball for both schools for this
season. Oregon took a gam
from OSC. 19 to 6, earlier in
th season and is favored to
repeat Saturday.
When In Mediord
Star at
HOTEL HOLLAND
Thoroughly Modern
. Jo and Ann Earley
Proprietors
Generals
12-Point
Favorites
Gome Will Ba Played
On Wot, Spongy Turf
At Multnomah Field
PORTLAND, Nov. 29 IIP)
Tho Orunl Generals woro doped
horo today as 12-polnt favorites
to crush tho Hood River Dragons
for Orogon's prep football
crown,
But statistics didn't back up
Unit handicap. Both big, fust
squads huvo toppled over nine
straight opponents, and odds
might not stuck up on a spongy,
slippery field which may well
describe tho Multnomah Stadium
turf for Suturduy's game.
Grunt Conch Jim Torson and
Drugon Mentor Walt Buettgen
buch reported their teams in top
condition. Fullback Bill Ga
briel, unablo to play against
Mediord because 'of flu, will be
flood as new this weekend, and a
cammate, Hansford Sprinkling,
will piny with his broken nose
protected In a "cage."
The Dragons smooth-working
spread formation will tax
Grant's defense to the hilt,
sports fans predicted. Hood
River will not stage a pre-gamc
workout hero, arriving the morn
ing before the game.
Pelican Grid
Banquet Set
For Dec. 7
Tex Oliver, head cooch of the
University of Oregon Webfoots,
will be the principal speaker of
the Pelicans' annual football
banquet to bo held In the Willard
hotel Friday night, December
7.
The banquet is sponsored by
the Lions club and all gridiron
enthusiasts are Invited to attend.
About a dozen boys on this year's
Pelican squad have played their
last year of high school football
so Conch Paul Angstead may
drop a few hints during the ban
quet as to what Klamath fans
may expect next season.
Oliver's Ducks play their final
game of this season next Satur
day afternoon with the OSC
Beavers, tho second match of a
homo-and-homo game series.
Oregon took the first game 19-6
several weekB ago.
Tickets for the banquet, $1.50
a plate, are on sale at the cham
ber of commerce office on Main
street, the Willard hotel and at
the Army-Navy store.
Thursday. Wot. 29. 194S . HERALD AMD NEWS THIKTOH
Stromberg-Corlsoa
Derby's Music Co.
Radios.
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