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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1945)
Vebfoots Blasted Out Of Basketball Tourney Indiana Stat Trounces Ducks 66-48; Washington Also Routed By De Paul CHICAao, Doo. IB (R In diana StuU Ttachtrs oollege Bycamore'i alternating blinding puod with aomi-atalllng tyno of offonao, blunted Oregon's chumplon Wobfoota out of tlio Do I'nul Invltutlonal basketball tournumant, with a 0(1 to 48 defeat lt night, Do I'nul university movod Into tho flnala of its own tour noy by routing tho other north- Navy Champs End Season Tomorrow SAN FRANCISCO. Doe. 'IS '(A1) Fleet Clty'd Nuvy Blutijucltota, generally considered the atrong eat service football team In tho country, purudu tholr all-tnr cuat liuro tomorrow In the flnnl game of a lengthy acnaon. Tho fort Wurren (Wyoming) Bron coa will provldu tho oppoaltlon In Ke.nr xtudlum. ' . Undvfuutod, once tlod ngulnat eleven lopnoteh rlvula, tnu nign , geared nuvy aquad built around the acnniillonul Illinois fresh mini of 1044, Buddy Young, will line up us hviivy favorite over tho army team, Earlier In tho at'uaon, tho BUieJacKota defeated the Uroncos, 21-0. Following tho cuatom. Cmdr. BUI Hclnhurd, coach, will not tort Young, anvlng tho fleut negro hiilfbuck for aubatltutlon nt opportune times. Young ran wild Inst Sunday while helping Fleet City acore Ita second win of the aeuaon over the powerful El Toro Murine. Tho Blue Jnckcta took tho Murines Into cmnp 21-7 In their first contest und walloped them 48-25 lust week. LEGAL NOTICES NO-TICK Of BALK Nolle la hereby riven thai the urtder elined. Sheriff of Klamath County, Ore- tun, pursuant In an order of Ute County ourf of Klamath County. Oregon, deled the Hit day of November, MS. will, on tlie lath day of December, li45, at the hour of tan o'clock In the forenoon ?f aald day, at the front door of the otmty Court House In Klamath rails, Oregon, fall for oasrt tlui real properly hereinafter described, for the turn of not leaa than the amount ael out In fain In each of Uta separate parcels hereinafter described, same belna tha minimum Price as set by aald County cuuih ins aaia rear property la ejeerrlbad as follows! WH. 100 acres, let. U, Ttl, IIU, B. W. it., IIOO.OO. SWSII,, ISO acres, art. IT, TO, I!u, . W. M.. aaio.uo. ail.HKU. 40 acres, (ao. I, TU, IRt, a. w. at., aoo oo NW l.a acres of NWV.SIU, dssc. deed I al 94 pa 90s, 1. 1 acres, Sac, as. Tat, 117, I. W, M 111.00. a',4 awl',, an acres, See. S4, T3S, Sltfi, . w. at., liao.oo. vsrHiMIViSEH, 10 acres, Beo. II . I,,,,, w. n. tn.i eio.uu. ,, ,, a,, vt. m., einu.MJ. IWbNWb 40 acres. See. as Tn ae I. W. M., (00 00, SHNWtt, NEV.BWW, NWl'.SEV, 100 Jrivi, SUI, SIIIIJ, W. M., 900.00. ' rrac. Nav.SBt', deio. deed vol. 99, pa. JM, lass acres, Soo, IB, m, SitS, L W. M., II. (XXI.OO. NHStl'.DWn, 30 acres. See. II T3S, Ita, fc W. M : BltSEV.SWK,, SO acres, IHSWl',, 'wttREVs, BtV.skvs. timber 930000 alltll, S. W. H., NW,NilNWV,,fn',. IB acres, Set. 9S, Tap. sins, kl w. m.. siaoo SEl.NKV,, 40 acroa. Sec. 13, T40, IRT, B. W. M- BWV.NWH, nwv.swc,, ao en. ae, su, an,, K. W, M. lino 00. tots 1, 3. a, BEHMH tbr. only, tec. 11. T40. 8117. E. W. M. KJHSstV.. K acres. Sec. 33. T40, BUT, E. W. M i SWV4. SWU, 40 acres. Sac. 24, T40, SHT, NWV.NWV,. awCNWV,. 80 acres. Sac S. T40. SHT. E. W. M . SIM 00. SWV'.SEV,, 4 acres, Sao, S, T40, SR13, B. W. M.. 9120.00. SEV.NEVs, 40 acraa, Sac. , T41, SR9, B. W, M 100.00. Ijol a 41 acres, Boc. T, T41, SRIO, B. W. M.: Uo 0, 33.00 acres, Sac T, T41, . b.. tt. m., eiuu.w, Alt Acrea, riral, Lot 4, Block 1. 1.10.00. Blewarl, L 14. D3:Jj IB. 113. sso.oo. Doten SKLy 4', Lot 30, Block 1: Lot 1, UIKK Am e"V.UU, Idlerest, Lot III, Dlock 1, B1S.0O. Idlarcst, Lot a. Block a, HS.OO. Worrten. Lot ii, niock so, aia.oo. Worden, Lot 13. Illock 30, $10.00. Wordan, Lot 3T, niock SO, ais.00; Lot IS. Block to, 113.00; Lot 30, Block so, aisoo. Chllociuln, Lot 11, Block 3, SM.00, Chlloquln, Second, Lot 0, Block 4; Lot 10, Block 4, 1100.00. Chlloquln, Second, Lot 4, Block ; Lot a, niock a, aso.oo. West Chlloquln, Lot S, Block I, 1X10,00. K F - Buena Vista, Lot 10, Block 3T. fno.oo. K r . Dixon, Lot l, Block 13. aioo.ooi Lot 9, Illock 13, 3100.00; Lot 9, Block 13. 1100 00: Lot 4. Block 1.1. alio on K r - Dixon, Lot a, Block 19, 1230.00; HU u, 1,1, fWU.W, -.!? " 'Itvliw, WH Lot a, Block T, 9300,00, a oLvr11' NWIr M " Bl' -tTr . 184(1.00. . K r. Hot Bprlnas, BWly BO ., Lot 1, Block 3Sl BWly So ft., of NWly 38 ft., Lot 9, Block 39, SBO0.O0. K r, Induslrlol, Lot 30, Block la, SlTfl.00. K r, Industrial, Lot 10, Block 92, 9300.00. JK r . Lakovlew, Lot 9, Block S4, 135.00! Lot 3. Illock 94, 9139.001 Lot 4, lock 04, 9130 00. I LaKovlaw, Lot' 9, Block 94, 9120.00l.Lot 0, Block 94, 9120.00, i K F, Mills 2nd, Nly 00 ft., Lot 10, Block 210. 9290.00. K F - Second, Lot 9, Block 91, 990.001 Lot a, Block 22, aao.oo. K F - Mountain view, Lot 10, Block 13, 90.00: Lot 11, Block 13, 900.00; Lot 12, blook 13, 900.00) Lot 13, Block 13, 930.00. K F Nob mil, Lot 10, niock 1, 919.90. K r - Nob Hill, Lot 11, Block 1, 913.00. K F - Nob Hill, Lot 9, Block 3, 912,00; Lot 4, Block 3, 912 00; Lot 9, Block 3, 119.90! Lot a, Block 3, 912.00. ' JC F . Nob Hill. Lot 3, Blook 9, 919.90: Lot 4, Block a, 912.00. K F - Nob Hill, Lot 9, Blook T, 919.90: Lot 10, Block T, 912.90. K F Nob Hill, tot 1. Block IT, 919.00; Hillside, Lot II, Block 49, Bonania. W loo ft. nr flu. rl 9 ninnfc. tl W loo ft., Lot 4, Block 9 W 100 It. Lot 9, Block 8, 911)0.00, Bonania, Flrkl, Lot 0, Block 93, 920.00; Lot T, Block 22, 929.00: Lot 8, Block 93, 930.00; Lot 9, Block 93, 929.00. 19t9?(d 31,1 dy Nov,mb,r' LLOYD L. LOW, . Sheriff of Klamath County, IT. Ml S. 1-8-10 No. 139. When In Madford Star t HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Jo and Ann Earley . Proprlatora woat entrant, Unlvoralty of Washington, 75-BO, lnluot night's second gumo. Only once during the game did tho Oregon weat const champions hold un edgo over the Indlunn quintet, whicn en torod the tournament virtually unhorulded. That came when Ken Hays dumped in a buckot after a minute and 20 seconds of play to put the Ducks uhcad, 4-3. After Hint tho crowd of 7000 In Chicago stadium settled back to watch tho Sycamores, sparked by dlmlnutlvo Bob Itoyer and Center Joe De Pougli, pull stead ily away and const on through tho lust 10 minutes to an eusy victory. Indiana pllod up a 34-10 load at the half as Henry Porcy and Ed Lush. Sycamore guards. pulled out the Wobfaot defense with their slow-breuKlng luetics, allowing De Pough, Doyle Co, fer and Bob Royor to brouk for tho goals. Cofor led the Indiana scoring with 14 points, but top honors wont to Oregon'a Captain ' Bob Hamilton, who acored 10 of his team's 46 points. De Pcugh, with 13, and Royer, with li, were the Sycamorea' other acor Ing lendors. Wllklna of Oregon had 10. Veteran Trainer On Carpet For Doping Racehorse NEW YORK. Dec. 18 (P) The auspcnalon appeal of Tom Smith went Into a accond day today with the 70-ycur-old train' er of Elizabeth Gruhnm'- Maine Chance stables protesting hla Innocence In the alleged sllma lutlon of the race horse Mag' nlfic Duel loat November 1 at Jamaica, Insisting he never had doped an anlmul in hla life, Smith told tho Now York State Racing com' mission and Jockoy club mem bcrs at a hearing ycaterday that he hod often aprayed Mugniflc Duel and other horaca with a 2.0 Dor cent solution of ephed' rlno "to rellove congestion." He claimed he did not believe it wns stimulant and said he never had used It on a horse within a few hours of a race. Smith's testimony climaxed a 12-hour acaalon that waa ad Journed until 0:30 a. m. (EST) today with Instructions that the case must b e complotcd by noon. No announcement waa made whother a decision can be oxpected Immediately, Dr. James E. Cntlett, a vet erinarian, testified that ephed- tine la a stimulant that could, rSOT'TVyio"1 "'"make a hora. ''breathe deeper chkv to acres, sac. u, tit, srt. and give him more power." far si"'1 M.,' 9?sooo"' ' Sm"n h,d bccn "sPn(Ied Referee Gives Mask Nod In Wild Grapple Classic By HALE SCARBROUOH Rough Rufua Jones hod the Grey Mask's fuclal covering un luced and all but ripped off lust night while a Jammed crowd at tho armory screamed for him to "luko it off" but paused long enough to knock Rcfcreo Nerval Stockstill silly and loat on a dis qualification, Tho Hood speedily got the first tumblo In the initial canto with a hulf crab, and Jones copped the next In the second with a press after thrco full body slums. Then the playing got rough. HERALD AND MEWS NINE atindar. Dae. U, UU for one year by the Jockey club at a closed session November 8 and appealed the case Novenv ber 23. Catholics Scare Merrill In Lots Sacred Heart gave the Merrill Huskies a scare last night on the Fairview hardwood, but dropped the game 37-21. The score at the half was 18-14 for Morrill. The first halt was a tight, see saw affair with plenty of fouls called on both sides, but the Hus kies forged ahead In the third period, potting 15 points to the Catholics' one. Joe Garner was high point man for Sacred Heart with six tallies, and Kandra starred for the visitors. Both Merrill and Sacred Heart play the KUHS Wildcats next week. Basketball Scores By The Associated Press Klamath Falls 18, Salem 27. Snbln (Portland) 41, Lincoln (Portland) 28. Washington (Portland) 40, Franklin (Portland) 25. Roosevelt (Portland) 84, Ben son (Portland) 33. Commerce (Portland) 80, Grant (Portland) 28. Columbia Prep (Portland) 84, Parkrose 20. Gresham 44, Central Catholic (Portland) 42. Medford 33, Eugene 28. Oregon City 41. Beaverton 27. Milwaukee 28, West Linn 25. Seaside 45, Astoria Naval Air station 22. Hlllsboro 28, Vancouver, Wash., 23. McMlnnville 32, St. Louis 22. Springfield 38, Grants Pass 20. Corvallis 41, Junction City 20. Soem Tops Barnstorming K-Men, 27-78 SALEM, Dec. 15 W The Sal em high school Vikings opened their season here Friday night by defeating the barn storming Klamath Falls Pell cons, 27 to 18. The Salem club, presenting a tight defense led all the way. They were In front 14 to 5 at halftlmo and at one point in the fourth quurtcr, led 24 to 12. Captain Jim Palmer of. the Pelicans led all scorers with nine points. Beau Jack Awarded Unpopular Decision NEW YORK. Dec. 15 IP) Beau Jack, tho "Million-Dollar Kid," is back fighting again and seems destined to resume his prc-urmy service role of being one of boxing's greatest attractions. The former lightweight cham pion from Augusta, Ga., re turned to action at Madison Square Garden laat night b y gaining an unanimous 10-round decision over Willie Joyce, of uary, ina., tne year's most ac tlve boxer. - Announcement of the deci sion, however, was greeted by a noisy demonstration of aa- approval. Many in the crowd of 16,231 (gross gate $70,071), ap parently thought Joyce, a 2 to i unaeraog, nad won. Unknown Leading Ft. Worth Open ' FORT WORTH, Tex., Dec. 15 (p) Slender Joe Zarhardt of Norrlslown, Pa., not yet one of tho tournament winners with tho P(JA touring golfers, and tall E. J. (Dutch) Harrison of Little Rock, usually one of the top finishers, led the way into tho second round of the Fort Worth $10,000 open today. Each fashioned a two-under-par 60 yesterday as a curtailed field of 108 battled freezing weather and snow in the first 18 holes which saw favorites Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan falter, with the former finishing three strokes off the pace and Hogan one back. i Hans Norland Auto Inauranca. 123 N. 6th Si. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trlpa Mot Yourself Sara H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phona 8304 1201 East Main In tho third frame Jones butted und slugged tho Atom Mun grog gy, almost knocking himself out in tho process, then sailed him clear out oi tne ring wun a par ticularly ferocious nead butt. As the Hood tried to crawi buck In, Jones was on him again aiming for the kill. Stockstill pulled him off and stopped a head butt to kiss the canvas. The Mask got back In the ring and clamped a half crab on Rufus and the fight went into a three way scuffle as Stockstill piled on trying to break It up and award the Hood a technical vic tory. Tha referee had another merry chaso during the Belcas-tro-Slicrmon affair which Pete won after chilling Seattle Ben in the third round. Sherman was out cold, unable to come bock for the fourth frame. Both tho Assassin and Sher man, who is a lively little guy, spent a lot of time on their backs In the aisles during the first two rounds. Then to open the third to Ben let fly a drop kick, planted both heels resound ingly into Pete's face to draw blood and the fight went wild. Bclcastro. slugged Sherman out of the ring twice, beating him almost senseless, then got the fall with a surfboard. Sher man was still out on the canvas and the handlers were working on him when Pete made size 10 EE tracks back to the dress ing room. Buck Davidson and Angelo Martlnelll out on a lively show In the curtain raiser, but Mar tlnelll got the decision in two straight falls. The first came in the second round on a full crab and the second in the fourth go with an intricate re verse alligator clutch. Joe Louis Forgets To Collect Four Grand VANCOUVER, B. C, Dec. 15 (P) joe Louis calmly climbed into a plane here last night for Los Angeles, and flew out of town without bothering to col lect $4000 which he earned for his exhibition bout here Thurs day night. When Promoter Coley Hall called the champ's headquarters to arrange payment, he was in formed the brown bomber hod blown. Joe apparently forgot to pick up the four grand take. BOSTON GETS GAME CHICAGO, Dec. 15 (P) The annual All-Star baseball game between American and National league standout play ers will 'be played in Boston's Fenway park on July 9. ALTAMONT NURSERY 2767 Altamont Shrubs Evergreens Landscaping Pruning C. W. DAVIS Res. 948 Proapect Phona 4535 ! Air CnttdiHAtiM! DANCING 9 P. M. to 1 A. M. SATURDAY NITE Auspices VJ.W. DANCELAND 515 Klainath At. Music by Pappy Gordon's Oregon HUlbilllaa Adm. 60o aaoh parson. incL tax. Formerly Roosevelt Tavern NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT i Dancing Dinner Van Open lOiOO A. M. Dally (No Dancing or Dinner Wednesday Itar Open Always) WILBUR STILES, Piano JIMMY TROMONE, Drums 1 ' Manager -CLARENCE SHELATO Aisr. Manager J. H. BROWNFIELD to anyone missed during the Klam ath Community Fund drive: (and to those who can give again) Klamath County is falling down on its Com munity Fund drive. To date, exactly $44,949.39 has been raised of a total budget revised down to $71,419 from an original goal of $75,- L This still leaves $26,000 to go. Are you one of those who were missed during the original downtown canvas? . Are you a business man who has not yet sent In your check? Have you been away when a solicitor celled on you? No matter how you happened to be missed, here's your chance to get behind this worthy cause. Let's Look hgm Maybe you've forgotten who benefits from the money raised by the Klamath Community Fund. Let's run over it again quickly. First in our hearts are the local youth agencies, such as the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girls and Salvation Army. The Army also does excellent local work among adults in need of its special services. . Then there .are the homes caring for babies, boys and girls and unfortunate young women from all over the state. Klamath County has a number of its children and women in these homes every year. , '. Next there is the USO, more needed than ever now that service men have a great deal of time on their hands, waiting for orders to head for home. Top it off with a few. dollars for the suffering, people of allied countries who helped bring victory, and it all adds up to an obliga tion we can't avoid. rn l ow ItlEE If you haven't given yet, give at least ONE FULL DAY'S PAY. If you can give more, NOW IS THE TIME TO DO SO! For our youngsters of Klamath County, of Oregon and of the WORLD. At this Christmas time give gener ously and thankfully. A number of public-spirited women are making a door-to-door canvass in many parts of the residential district. Make their task lighter by having a friendly donation ready. However, don't wait long! Be sure your gift is in before Christmas. If a solicitor doesn't call on you SOON, mail or bring your donation to Community Fund Head quarters at the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 323 Main Street. Sponsored in the interests of the Klamath Community Fund by KLAMATH MACHINE and LOCOMOTIVE WORKS Spring and Elm Phone 5141 i
