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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1946)
ill tf&KV By HALE BCAItBHOUOH Bear With Us Tlio bnnr story to curt all bear stories, run on (lip front paile of this impel' u fnw duys HK, didn't ly liny inriius cud bi-iu' stories and now wu liuvo one, u Siskiyou county, California, native, which bruins to mime tho Klainalh county, Ore, lll'tllll shot out lit Suvon Mllu Ionic like frolli'kliiK cub.. Our old friend I'uto It o I c n.itro, of r ii s s 1 1 n K ro pule, dropped In yeitlmdiiy afternoon to tell of it blnek lieiir he killed Inte Inut No vember that we I Kb eel (102 pounds, nutted. 'rhut'7 pounds, or n Iiuku bunk of benr nleak, belter than the out) Intuited In December by llnrnld Brlcco und Marvin Itoeder, The Seven Mllo moiiHter dren.ii'd '1115 pound, mid live weight was estimated nt ll!5, or 1-lu puundn for tho blood and Mlnril, l'ut 140 pounda on to Ilelciiatro'a MI2 drvased out seal 1U and you have 702 puundn, uuU, (eallier.H and all, or n wbo)e lot of Drum. Now we're not anylnu Pole's bear weltibed thai much It nilulit have been lean, inluht have been mure. It wusnt weiKbed before rirt'sslnit. but the AU2 flu lire, I'eto awi'iiM, In rortifled. Neither did he lake any men- stirrim-iils, The Seven Mile crll- lOr hide measured 7 feel S Inched from bend to tall and 7 feet 'A Indies from claw to claw. Hut Albert CummlnK, who In gelt Inn 1'ctu's run made, Mild It took him mi hour and n half to crape the bide and be can Jennie an averuuo one In half n bnnr. Cuinmlnus has dent the bide to a tanner and when It kcIb back I'eln says lie will match bear .skin ru with any man. lli'U-iistto' bruin was killed on Hie Mike Davidson ranch went of Fort Joncii. II wan first potted by Tobe Grlder, nn old duck huntliiK crony of Pcto'a, nnd Grlder called Into Weed to get Peto out with a rifle, They trarked the big fellow for about four hours, then Pete located him and dropped him with one 30-06 shut rlulit below the enr. It took six men to lug the carrnsa back to the car. Bri atro didn't estimate tho bear's cue but noted that bis teeth were torn rlh'ht down to the gums. Well, who's going to top this net If anyone hns a still bigger bear, bring him In. On second Jhought, don't bring him In. I live In fear of glancing up from my typewriter some day .to see tin 000-pound grlr.rly perched on the corner of my do.sk. Just ome In and tell me about It. Merrill Wins Pair Of Games From Bonanza The Merrill Huskloe took a pnlr of cngo tills from Bonanza last nlghl at Merrill, winning Die A game SI -20 nnd edging out a 24-23 break In tho U scrap. llnlftlino score of tho vnrslty match was 25-2 for Merrill as they held Honmu.ii to but a single goal In the first hnlf. The victory was the? seventh straight. I Tonight the Huskies play nn A giime wllb Dorrls nnd a B tilt with Keno nt Merrill. Vurslty lineups: Merrill Pot, Bonania . Knntlrn (12) K (12) Smith Noonnn (12) F (4) Kruger Kothorlnghnm (17) C (2) Moore , Hammond (4) G Brndshnw Wnlker G ilorslcy Substitutions: Merrill John on (5), Bowman, Hnsklns (1), Trotmnn nnd Ilunnlcutt. Do rnin.n Davis (2), Womnck, Rob l.ion, Kirk and Hushes, Roferco, Dfirrcll Potter. Classified Ads Bring Results. I Dance Sst. Jan. 12 ialin " Dancing 8 till 2 Music by THE Chicagoans Quoth The Kaven, 'Ouch!' SEATTLE. Jan. 9 (l'l For lour months, March through June, 1846, the erow, magpie and raven population of Washington state had better Eel out of town. Head lor the rush, you rascals! The state game commission, meeting here for the second day of Its three-day winter gathering, yesterday author ised a 10-eent bounty on the above named feathered pests. Which undoubtedly will cause a flurry and a scurry of small boys cleaning .22 rifles like craty. The Canada lynx came In for a short touch of dignity. The commissioners took him off the predatory list and re classified him as a fur-bearer. Glenn Mitchell of the U. S. forest service said a satis- factory cooperative program was worked out with the game ' department on distribution of gume and domestic stock in national forest areas. Commissioner Virgil Ben nington of Walla Walla came up with a warning word on the deer situation in the Uma tilla forost. He said there wouldn't be any deer In those parts within ten years unless the number of elk Is material ly reduced, because "one elk will eat as much as five deer." Leo Lalthe, Portland, re- gional director of the U. S.Ush and wildlife service, suggested a compromise to opposed gov ernment plans for a Skagit Flats duck refuge. He offered to trade involved Bkaglt pro psriy for lands In othor parts of the state. Legislative ac tion would be required In the case of any appropriations, commissioners said. Final action at yesterday's meeting was another insult to ravens. They were taken off the non-game list and reclassi fied as predatory. Washing ton state's raven department has a sorry future, which is probably Just what ravens deserve. Lipscomb Hard-Pressed To Split With Martinelli Tlnrk I.lnHenmfi hud to resort to every vicious trick at his dls-'l powil lust night to gain an even split with Augolo Martinelli but nt tho end of the bout ho bad tho Buckeye Boy so Incapacitated ho couldn't hnve come buck for more had there been any rounds left. Lipscomb and Martinelli were tho survivors of tho rnsslo royal. Jnck didn't play nny fnvorltes In the miiHs mauling, first teaming wllb Peto Bclcimtro to floor Ilerble Parks, then with Gust Johnson to flatten Earl Mulone, then tossing Johnson unaided and then skiing with Martinelli to henvo Belcaslro. The muln go started rough. Duck floored Angelo with a right to the button while Kefcrco Wnlly Moss was still giving his preliminary Instructions. Tho first round was glvo and take with plenty of taking. Martinelli copped the first flop with an Intricate press fol lowing a couple of body slnms, but not before Lipscomb had tossed him once Into the aisle. In the final cunto Angelo muffed n chance to win by not following up nn advantage when lie bad Jnck clinging to the ropes, and that worthy got even by a stamping hnmmerlock that left Mnrtlnelli's left arm use less. Another draw came in the opener between Pnrks and Enrl Mulone. Tattooed nnd paunchy Mnlone was out of lino all along with biting, gouging and closed fist clouting nnd he took the In itial fall In tho second round on full reverse crab. Pnrks got his by virtue of a stomping toehold after battering Malono with body slams. Vandals Snare First Victory Over Webfoots By The Associated Press Basketball games around the northwesf lust night gave a northern division conference win to the Idaho Vandals, a north west conference victory for Whitman, and Just a plain win for College of Pugct Sound. With no conference standing at stnke, tho College of Puget Sound defeated the Scnttlc col lege team 44 to 41 in their gnmc at Tacoma. Bob Truckey of SC was high point man with 18. At Eugene, Ore., Fred Qtilnn led the Idaho Vandals to a 55 to 48 victory over OreRon for their first northern division Pacific Const league win, which makes them even with tho Wcbfoout. The Idnho wnr veteran scored 21 points In the 37 minutes he wns on the floor. Hays, Oregon center, led his tenm scoring with 12 points. Eastward In Walla Walln, Whitman college romped off with their second victory In The Weed Wlldmnn took a ono-fnll decision from Dour Gust Johnson in the scml-wlndup that run the gamut of back-street brawling both In and out of the ring. Pcle got his full In thirty furious seconds of the third franii, by decking Johnson with a dropklck, catching him on the rebound with an uppcrcut that started from the cellar and fall ing on tho Viking's prone form for a press. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press NEW YOniC-Stcve Bcllolse, 188, New York, knocked out Bobby Brown, 161, Washington (S). Omclio Acromontc, 170, Cuba, knocked out Jim McVey, 103, San Francisco, (4). TRENTON, N. J. Ike Wil Hums, 137, Trenton, outpointed Charlie Smith, 137, Newark, (10) (non-title). Andy Heywnrd, 1111, Newurk, outpointed Gene Davis, 122 New York (0). NEW YORK Nova E.iparza, 1401, Mexico City, outpointed Louis Roussc, 147, New Orleans, (8). Benny May, 1251, Montreal, outpointed Jimmy Jcannctte, 1211, Louisville, Ky., (8). Towering Pelican Pivot man Instrumental In Cage Wins By JOHN LARSON KUHS Krater Jerry Thome, 6 foot 3 Pelican plvotmun, is one good reason why the Pels ore being boomed for statu basketball laurels this season. The towering center, tall est man on the squad, has given the local boys virtual control of tho air around the backboards in games thus far and his work on tip-Ins bus saved more than one erratic shot for the Pels. Thorno Is a Junior In high school und Is playing his second year as varsity center, but through lust year's play he was kept on the bench much of the time by an injured leg received In football practice. Jerry wns born in Aberdeen, S. Dak., but came to Klamath ut the age of eight. He Is an athletic product of Mills school, having started basketball there In tho sixth grade and played every year since. He also played freshman football at KUHS. LOS ANGELES Kltzy Fltz patrlck, 170, Del Monte, knocked out Ernie Rlos, 1761, Los An geles, (1). northwest conference competi tion by smothering the College of Idaho 87-10. Dick Campbell, guard from Spokane, was Whitman's top scorer with nine, McGeo, Hobbs and Haupt trailing with eight each. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main A) r v ' U ,f j 13 Hardwood Tilts Jam Weekend Basketball of all varieties Is on the Klamath slate for this weekend with games Friday and Saturday nights at the KUHS gym and on the Marine Barracks court. The Pelicans, riding high on a six-tilt win streak, take on the Ashland Grizzlies for a two game series at tho high school. These tilts will start at 8 o'clock and the Wildcats or Freshmen may schedule preliminary scraps to be announced later. Out on the hill the Leather necks, who have copped seven out of 10 starts, meet an arch rivul in the Fairficld-Suisln Sky masters, provided flying weath er isn't so bod the army boys can't make the hop up here from Vullejo. All through the war the Falr-ficld-Suisin base was conceded to put out some of the better athletic squads on the west coast, but the Skymasters have consistently fared badly at the hands of the local marines. When the Leathernecks had a football team they edged past the Vallcjo boys, 14-12. Then last year, in one of the most ex citing basketball games of the season, the Marines took a last minute 46-44 game from Falr-fleld-Suisln. A couple of basin loop games JERRY THORNE Every .. ' WEDNESDAY ; and ' SATURDAY Sat 8 till 1 ! Wed. 8:45 till 12:15 ARMORY jj : Baldy's Band : ; f PER PERSON ! 1 , WUC INC. TAX I When In Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley Proprietor All Who Made Reservations For Frozen Food Lockers Are Asked To Pick Up Their Keys LOCKERS NOW IN OPERATION Lowell's Lockers 807 Pine St. Phone 8S13 Stand byy please... Have a Coke the clay's program turns to refreshmmt The crowd' favorite meeting place! 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