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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1945)
Classics Stud Rose Bowl Br BILL BECKER PASADENA, Due ittl (IP) Immortal "perfect" pluya auch U every couch dreama of, but seldom ivm, tud the colorful history of the Hub Bowl. At or neur the tup of Hie thriller Hal la Doyln Nave' liiat-mlnutu, 10-yai'd puaa to Al Kruegor which gave Southern California a 7-3 victory ovtr Duke In 1U30. It wua the last of four atralght bullaeyea which Have, fourth-string quarterback, S Itched to Kruugiir In covtrlng 0 yurda to thu Duke goal, Veturiiil Sporlawrllor Max wall Stllua, In III Jtiat-publlHliud, Huso Howl history, dlacloaea thnt Have got Into tha game through a ruae of uti aaalatnnt coach, Joe Wllcnsky. Hero's the way tttllva report it happened nix year tutor, WlWinsky hud been handling tha USC bunch tulctphono to thu press box. But with curtain de nat fuclng tha Troliina and only two mlmitva to play, tho UHC obacrvura had loft the vantaga point on tha bowl'a rim. In deaporutlon, W 1 1 e n a k y fakua a phone convurautlon, alaina tha receiver and yell that tha word la to aenu In Nava who had played only 28 minutes all aunaon. Nuvo, a pitching (lemon, wumi't a strong onough runner to uao regularly, The Into Coach Howard Jonna made tho aubatltutlon, to Duke's everlaatlng aorrow. Other outatandlng feata, which Southern California and Alubania might duplicate New Year's Day, Includu: California Harold (Brick) Muller'a fumed 11)21 pas to Urodla Stephana which, accur ate reaoarch ahowa, traveled S3 yurds not 70 in the air. Pete Kmclovlc'a HO-vard acor Ing punt return behind amuz Ing Stanford blocking in 1(141. Dixie IloweU'a 07-yard touch down sprint (na well oa unfor getnble paaaing) for Alabama In ions. Elmer Layden'a 60 and 70 yard aenrea on paaa Intiirccp tiune in Notre Damo'a 1025 win over Stanford, tha only time the Irlah appeared In the bowl, Tho two touchdown by Ernie Pbickert, groat USC blocker turned runner, In 1IIH2. Nono of the above heroic, however, produced rccorda. The bowl'a longcat touchdown run wua Pitt End Bill Daddlo'a 71 ynrd acumpcr with an Inter cepted puna agalnat Waahlngton In 1037. The longcat paaa pluy Iohh unci run from the lino of acrlmmugo waa 70 yurda, Bob Dethmun to Ocno Croy, Oregon Statu agalnat Duke In 1042. And the longeat acrlmmuge 6 alnur (IB yorda by Pltt'a Toby ansa In 1030 didn't acore touchdown. But apcuklng of dream play. No fun ever will forget the 1020 nightmare of Roy Rlegula, C'ullfornlu center, running 03 yurda the wrong way with a recovered fumble. Rlcgols wna brought down on Ilia own two yard line and on tho next pluy Georgia Tech blocked a punt for a aufety which won the game, 8-7. Longview Tilt For Ex-Pels Saturday night' Pelican game with Longview, Wh high school, to o piayoo on in KU11S hnrdwood, will honor all former high achool cngera, with particular emphaala of those who liav recently returned from aurvlee In the armed force. Tho cx-biiakelbiill Pelican wlil be ndmltted to the gume free and seated along the plny rra' bench with this year'a aciuud. Saturday' aume bid to be a rlgnrou lest lor thu high-flying Pel. Coach Buck Hummer of Longview I bringing down practically the sumo team lit I00K to me waaiimgion ouiie cage final lust year. Hammer i well ramembered locally na head coach of thu football - Pelican und Wildcat basketball conch a few years back. The Pullcana are going great gun thia year, having boon beaten only one, by Salem two week ago, against auven wlna. Tha victory atreak In elude Ui Rogue river valley tourney luurela taken at Granta Paaa last week. Alumni Fetes Tigers Before Longhorn Game DALLAS, Tax, Dec. 28 (IP) Tha Unlvariity of Miiujourl'i Cotton Bowl Tiger atlll stuffed to the poppln' point with turkey,- dressing and all the trlmmln' pay for tliolr holi day fun with a hard scrlmmuge. thu afternoon. Coach Chauncey Simpson an nounced the icrlmmugo acailon, probably the last before mooting Texni' Longhorn Now Year' day, after hi 3u-mon squad had been entertained at a Christmas night dinner party given by the Dnlliis chapter of the University Alumni association. The Tigers ate extra helpings of turkey, listened to music by a hillbilly band, sang "Home Un ilia Hunge ana then auncca at tiie Dallas country club. Missouri graduate here. headed by Mrs. Henry Jacoby (tho former Miss Margaret Mil ler of Columbia and Lamar, Mo.) who la president of the Dallas chapter of the alumni associa tion, presented the Tluera and Couches with glfta pulled from uoncain a huge Christmas tree. Among the present wore neck tlea from Columbia merchant!; Oakland Stays On Top Rung Of Ice Ladder OAKLAND, Calif., Deo. 28 VP) Oakland remained on the top rung of the Pacific Coast Hockey leagua ladder today, but only by surviving a bad scaro lo.it night at the hands of a Sun Francisco club which forced the Oaks In to an ovortlmo porlod for their 4 to 3 victory. Oakland built up what ap peared a safe lead with two goal in the first period and one 30 seconds after tho start of the second, but Sun Francisco ram med homo three in the middle frnme to knot the count. The third period was scoreless. Tho losing Shamrocks had ono man In the penalty box vhen Eddie Olson and Franklo nrker' teamed for the winning lly. Parker wus checked after ,:klng up a rebound, but flip 1 tho puck to Olson who was vlng at the net. le combined borough tele- ,e directories for New York t five boroughs total about pages. SfPCDOBTO BAWLING Lady Bug Leagua Rasulti And Team Standings! EaUtn Waclilar 119 Coady .13 I'alara ......IM I'oupy HIW...W..1S.1 Handicap 119 riHbrar'a Bakarf .1711 17V 1112 11B 118 17a as IK 1M ISM 2110 Total 700 era ana llaHaUn'a lltaulr Bhap n.llglll US 1.10 (so Moll 14J 177 11" Hollar ...... Ill IM IIJ Uaklll 14J IM 10.1 CaMldr .. lill H 131 Handicap 711 7 7B SOI 21 4711 U2 XI Total Trial M. I'apa DiiUr Johnaon . Ilackaa ... Handicap Total .. .743 boo aia sin Dassall'a Iniuranct 131 H 131 ..111 147 133 .... 101 -.IIS 13B UK 193 113 Oraan ... lluuar .133 Mllaa 130 Jaaklawlaa .I3I Trulova , m Handicap B4 7M 730 Clilir Haul ...I43 172 134 101 1S7 LIS B4 13.1 143 l:7 IM III 14S 111 l.lfl I.T7 137 S1U 3.0 41B 3110 472 3.IU 402 3711 vm 419 302 Total ..... 74I Oriam Karuaraon Kcllar ,. Da waa tladilaa .......... Handicap .... aafaway .101 107 1113 OU 131 144 I .VI 103 133 173 143 OU 100 171 144 Total 793 mi ait Illack bile airvlca Mllna I3S 113 14 llanvllla 1 in Hamilton 143 Owena 110 Urllt ....137 Handicap , 130 1U7 IM IM 119 132 130 130 Total .792 711 llaial'a llaautr Btaap Patty 131 Mclllan ins roulwrl HI McCollutn . 123 Adania 1(10 Handicap 01 l: 140 123 174 01 Total Harden .14 North 124 (laic. ., . ,-.133 1'amlantll 137 Handicap M BO Total .720 .. 740 73B Cora Cala 123 121 112 133 103 IS 130 191 103 01 113 160 no 31 14B SO 433 3311 301 303 494 432 307 340 400 300 330 330 400 300 330 372 339 409 307 433 441 270 Wadaaadar. Dm. 21, IMS HERALD AND If EW8--THltEl California Gets Credit For Wackiest Grid Play NEW YORK, Dec. 26 (!) The backward punt play that wound up with the kicker acorlng the touchdown that gave UCLA'a Rose Bowl hopes a terrific boot ing has been voted the No. 1 sports oddity of 1S4S. Thirty-one of the B2 sports writers who participated in the annual Associated Press poll to uncover the whacky events of the year, agreed that the manner in which California scored its 0-0 upset ovci UCLA even oversha dowed the weird occurrences of the wt lid series. In that now famous football game ot last November 24, Cali fornia had tho ball on its own 33 yard lino when Left End Jack Lerond dropped back to punt. Tho slippery ball slithered off the side of his foot and went in reverse. Ed Welch, Lcrond's teammate, went back to scoop up the ball on the 15-yard lino and then toted the leather down to UCLA's 40-yard line. Just as he was about to bo tackled he lat ernllcd to Lerond who romped. Ihc rest of the way tor the game' sole tuny. Such were the shenanigan at the October diamond classic that one scribe voted the scries In general the' ton oddity of them all. And there were plenty of other vote cast on various Inci dents ot the series to back him up. For instance there was Chuck Hostellers fall between third and homo that helped the Tigers lose the sixth game; the Alphonsc and Gaston act of the Tiger outfielders throughout the series and the freak hope of the ball that bounded over Hank Grccnborg's head to break up the sixth gamo. That play got a double vote, some for the ball. and some for the official scorers who reversed themselves hours after the game and declared the play was a hit and not an error. In lino with the scries since Hank Borowv had a bis Dart in it the scribes agreed that Lar ry Macranil a sale of the slen der hurler who won the pen nant for tho Chicago Cubs was a ranking oddity. Her Football Hero ''iff. I XlkiUj&lAa iff Tannaaaee' Bob Dobelitaln gat a imlla from armies Mary, 10, patient at Shrinari' Hospital for Crippled Children In San Franclico whan East football squad visited tha hospital, Mary hold a pom-pom under her chin. Tha New Year's Day Eait-Waat game benefits tha hospital. (AP wirephoto). 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V I THEV KIW HEAR ) rv T C V YOU FER A J j. -H i.,V,i X- BORKi THIRTV VSARS TOO 5QOM j;p.wiiiii4i if.ii Beavers Beaten In New York NEW YORK, Dec. 26 (JP) A lull crew Irom the far west for got to bring Its shooting eye on un invasion of Madison Square Garden last night and the little Heavers of City college trounced the big Beavers of Oregon State, 43 to 27. The teams collided In the first half of a double-header, the other portion producing a 45 to 43 vic tory for Long Island U. over Tennessee, the season's first da feat for the southerners. Neither of the two clubs bear ing the 'Beaver" nickname could provide any excitement lor the crowd of 10,034 through a good half of the tussle. CCNY led at the middle point, 12 to 8, but Oregon State's altitudlnous Red Roche knotted the count early In the last stanza with a couple of rebound shots. The little Beavers took it from there, scoring 13 points in five minutes while blanking OSC. Ralph Schmones, New York for ward, topped the tally column with a dozen point. Night Baseball Returning To Manila Stadium MANILA, Dec. 28 tP) Night baseball comes to the Philippines early in January when flood lights of the newly-repaired Rlzal stadium will be turned on for a game between the Manila air base Dodgers and an unnamed opponent. Night games are particularly desirable here because of the heat and because army players hold daytime assignments. The million dollar stadium was the scene of an exhibition ?:ame by American league stars, ncluding Babe Ruth, in 1934. During the battle of Manila, the Yanks were using machlneguns and bazookas to put three strikes on Japanese who made a stand in the stadium. North's Stock Rises In Saturday Game MONTGOMERY. Ala.. Dec. 28 (P) A potentially dangerous passing combination Kennedy to Scollard boosted northern coaches' hopes today for a vic tory in baturoay s annual Blue Gray football game. Bob Kennedy, former Wash ington State backileld ace. click' cd repeatedly during practice yesieraay witn aerials to imick Scollard, air transport command end who formerly played with St. JoseDh's. A star for the past two sea sons witn tne third air force, ii.enneay nas Deen tne main spring so far in the Blues' offen alve strateev. Early betting made the Grays a sngnt lavorite. Game Commission To Buy Building SALEM. Dec. 26 UP) The state game commission has au thority to purchase a building in Portland, Attorney General George Neuner ruled today for the commission. 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