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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1946)
CSCPCDDBTTCS Pelicans Have Another Chance With Tornado Klamath Coach Hangs Possibility Of Win On Several Questionable! OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Till com In if Friday nlht tlio Kliumilli I'ellciiim uut unuthur crock ut the tmiKhi'Ht nut on thu nlitlii'i'ii Oi'cucm ciiKH horizon, Iho Medford Toiniiclo, und Couch Dutch Kronch flKuros Hint thu only tlllnn In tho wny of Iho tiiklnu thin one In tho iiucon lly fur a lot of bunltctbnl I pluy inii. In tho ono game plnyed hero a Belcastro Raps Buck Speedily U look un liifurliitocl 1'ele Hol ciulro Jiml about lliroa minute of rnmilliig timu to whip un equally Infurlntcd Duck LIiih comb und Icuvo him prostrate in the middle of thr unit ut tho armory lout nlKht. Lipscomb Uu4ck'.'d Pole while ho win cruwllnu 'hrouuli UK ropes hoforo thfc fl(sl started mid ltofcrco W.illy Moss wim ImldliiK the two hurly combat nnl.H upiirt when the Konit Hound ed. About 13 kccoihU Inter Illicit hud cinched down a Nluinp Iiik hiiiunu'rlnck for tho full. Then In the second round, after Homo vicious sIukkIiik mid KouijlnK. both iunlde mid out of the runes, 1'etr ciitiKht on hid fuvnreii Kurfhoiird, ntuiiiplnu l.l)KCninl iilonK tho spine mid buck of tho neck fur Ktiod men- Jure, mid win uwnrdcd thnt full. Ip.ncoinl) was Mill flat on his atomiich when the boll sounded and Uelciistro wim kIvimi the nod. In the other half of the split main event Gloomy Gust John son hnd a win over tho chump, Joe Lyntiin, In Ills Kriisp for five rounds, but Joo slid Into a grape vine In tho finale for a draw. The. bout wax pure, clean nuincHiiK all tho wny nlonu. Gust atnrtcd out at the openlnK bell In flKhtlnil fury, determined thnt U ho had a win over Lynnm In fall system he win Roinn to not fc lait nlRht, and copped iho first tumble In the third canto on a urfbonrd. Tho opener, between Pierre luUello nnd Bob Kene.iton, also nded In a tie. but the Unlit French-Ciiniidlnn youngster proved himself nn nolo Krnppier cy brenklnu almost every hold the heavier Keneston could mus- ' In th opening frame I.nBclle fulled the almost impossmie ny oming out of an Indian death lock. He took the first fnll by flooring Bob with a pair of drop kicks and grabbing un Intricate press. Keneston'i tumble came In the Jn.it frame when ho pounded 'ranch' curly head Into the cor ner tumbucklcs until the young ster was groggy nnd then applied the speciully he terms a Gold Hill crab. West Coach Quits Job For Shrine YAKIMA. Wash., Feb. 0 (VP) Orln E. (Babe) Hollingbory, for mer Washington State coIIorc football conch nnd mentor for the west tenm In the nnminl Enst Wcst Shrlno gnme, snld today he Is "probably" through coaching all-star grid contests. Holllngbery snld thnt while he naa noi yt-i suoniuiea nis resig nation to Shrine game officials in Sun Francisco, "I only kept the job for the Inst gnme nt their In sistence because they didn't wish to mnko a couching chnnge with problems of wartime nnturc still hanging on." Holllngbery snld he hnd no I plnns for going bnck In tho cnnchlng field by next season. At , proscnt ho Is engnged ns a Yak lmn valley fruit rancher nnd res taurant owner. Under Molllngbery's coaching, west teams won 11 games, tied four nnd lost six In tho annual Shrine event. "I don't wish to embarrass the Bhrlno offlclnls," said Holllng bery. 'A conch for thnt gnme should bo ncllvcly connected with some school. At the pres ent time, I'm not." NEW YORK Joe Lamottn, JflOl, New York, outpointed Bob by Berger, 151, Chlcngo, (B); Walter Stevens, 140, Newark, N. J., knocked out Woody Winslow, 1381, New York, (4). Whan In Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joa and Anna Earley Proprietors RADIO REPAIR Quick Quarantaed Service Good Stock of TUBES t, I, Zeman. Technician ZEMAN'S 116 No. 8th Phone 7522 AnrnM rrnm MonUnmurr Wsrrt month ago tho Tornado fulled lo show nny particular stellar cage skill, but still nut-stretched unci bulldozed the local luds for a 211-22 win while tho K-mon were gdinltledly playing their worst giiino of tho season. The Pelicans gave the Medford mentor, Al Simpson something to mull over this week by ex ecuting the filler points of the gnmo ulmost to perfection In tho lust game with Ashland when Simpson was among those pres ent In the blcuchcrs. Conch Kronen hangs tho possi bility of his Pels winning Fri day's tilt ut Medford on al least four ifs: If Klamath's fust break works, If tho boys hit foul shots, If their set pluys are clicking und if tho Klamath luds aren't overawed by gciierul Medford uthlellc reputation. He doesn't blink ut the fact that there Is faint hone that the I'cls will have control of the re hounds. From bemn to bi.-um the Medford so, und towers over the Klamath starting five ut leust three Inches per man. Wildcats, Freshmen Tip Malin By Identical scores of 40-24 the two Junior KU1IS tennis downed two Mnlln tennis In games played lust night ut Mnlln I'ho Wildcats had lltllo trouble In overcoming the Mustangs by going into an curly lend on tpiick baskets by Don Ccssnun, Charles Ilellbronner, Jim nnd Jnck Ken licit. Halfliine score wns 24-14. Jack Kennetl for the 'Cnls nnd Vlctorlnl for the Mustangs shared top honors with 10 mark ers each. Ccssnun bud eight for the 'Wildcats nnd Spolek hit ocvon for Mnlln. After spotting the Mnlln B squad five points in the opening minutes of piny, the KUIIS Hooks ronred back to take the lead and win their gnmo going away. Elliott nnd Lust paced the Freshmen, scoring eight points each. Arnold and Rutliff each hnd six for tho losers. 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They mude It two straight over the hapless, hopeless Washington Huskies last night with a decisive 58-48 victory Chevrolets Win Hoop Battle From Bonanza The Ashley Chevrolet took the measure of the Bonanza Merchants 51 to 30 in a Basin league gamo played at Bonanza lust night. ' It was a fust, hard-fought hoop buttle all the wny through and nt the half the Chevrolets were lending 2D-20. Moses led Ashleys scorers with 1 1 points and D. Host) of Bonanza wus high for tho evening with a dozen. Erlingson and Bob Lowell each garnered 10 for the Chevrolets. Tonight Ashleys meet the Murine Barracks PX team on the barracks hardwood ond tomor row night ploy tho Merrill Townlcs. at Merrill. ESQUniSATS- Sp & GsQQQ)CDI3 & sens tfirajTijjjQ a A few dropi of Kraihe Shaving Aid added to your lathor or cream, not only gives you a closer, cleaner and faster shave, whether done with brush or brushless ... it helps to avoid soreness and rough ness of skin frequently caused, by everyday shaving. 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Henson Leads Scoring Race SEATTLE, Feb. 8 (A') Once again Ladon Henson is back in the lead of the Pacific Coast con ference northern division indiv idual basketball scoring scrap. Henson has 128 points to his credit, a single counter more thnn Norm Dalthorp, while Ore gon State's Red Rocha is third with 125 and Washington State's Vince Hanson wound up the list of the "Century Boys" with 101. WALLA WALLA, Feb. 8 (A') Willamette made it two straight over Whitman here last night, but had to go into overtime to do it. The score was 47-44 in their Northwest conference basketball game. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Presi ELIZABETH, N. J. Ray Rob inson, 1473, Now York, knocked out Tony Kiccio, 155, Bayonne, N. J., (4); Archie Stock, 134i, Brooklyn, outpoints Oscar Wil liams, 136J, New York (6), Classified Ads Bring Results. Warm i Boys' Jackets Crow Socks Ski Sweaters SUGARMAN'S Eth and -Main HUNTERS! See the New WEAVER K2.5 at RALPH'S GUN SHOP Your order accepted now. 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