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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, Fib. 9. 1046 HERALD AND NEWS THREE Tornado Cinches Title By Beating Pelicans, 48-38 MICDFORD, Kob. 0 (!) Mod ford' Block Torniido clnchod tho Southern Orcuon confuronoo cane crown last nlttht with a 40-88 triumph ovor tho Klumiith Full Pelicans Modford'- fifth itrulKitt win. ' Jerry Huns clicked on a gift ton to nturt tlio big wind blow ing, unci tho Torniido run up six point buforo Thorn hit for the Pollciuw. Klumiith Knotted the score nt 7-7 ncur tho ond of tho opunlnu poiiucl, und llovor's tree throw guvu tho rullcaiiH an 8-7 loud nt the quurlor. Tho nocond porlod wui clous until Mocllurd turnod on the ten m to luud 211-10 ut tho hulf. At Simpson's Rung begun pull ing nwuy In llio third atunxa and held u udvnntogo at the thrcc-quiirtor murk. Med ford held o 40-20 edga early In the final period, but Klamath rucked up enough points to end only 10 behind, Lineups: Msdlord Poi. K. Falla Wulson (8) F (12) Pnlmer Rom () F (4) Hover niggH (II) C (11) Thorn Ciivo (3) G (0) Crulg Helch (U) U (11) Coleman Substitutes: Med ford Wald- ron (2). Slugler (4), Houne (2), f Stello (7), Werner (2). Klumuth Falls Lliinmn. Bay Colt Favored Over Field ARCADIA. Cullf., Feb. 0 (IP) C ii 1 1 ii Dnmlon, C. J. Scbniitian's hlKtily-reicurrii'd buy colt, ruled an odd in fuvorlte to whip a no-no f it'l l of lhree-ycur-old to day In Uia $23,000 Sun Vicente handlcnp over a mile at Sunt Anltu purk. None of the nine other horses entered wni given much chance to upet the huKO-ntrldlng ion of Sir Dnmlon. The luster of the field was dimmed by the with drawal yontcrdny of Maine Chance Farm's Star Pilot and Louis B. Muycr'i filly, Honey moon. Despite top weight of 128 pounds, Cnllu Dumion turf con census bud It packed too much team for such as Air Rale, Knockdown. Colony Boy. Inroc. Klffel Tower, Favorito, Durby P-Duy, Alberto D. and Artillery. It seemed likely the Scbnstlun olt might no to the post the snoriest-pncaa favorite of the current mooting no bettor than I-S. Coast Grid Tieup With NFL Talked SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8 (IP) A proposed tlo-up with tho Na tional Football lengue Is on the agenda for a two-duy meeting of representatives of the Pacific Coast Professional Football lea f ue, oponlng hore today. The group will discuss a pro posed contract with the Nation al league for territorial rights recognition, exchange of players ana agreement on player con' frti-U T n,,f, VlBi...n. ----I dent of the coast loop, said. The coast leaguo seeks assurance that it will receive any future fran chises which may be issued by uie national league. Klnwans said Salt I.nkn Pllv had filed an application for a Pacific coast franchise and Indl - cated that nn interest in getting franchises hnd been shown In Honolulu, Phoenix, Sacramento and Fresno. Tho meeting was called' for representatives of tho Los An geles, ban rnmclsco, Sim Diego, Oakland, Hollywood, Snn Jose, Seattle and Portland clubs. We Must- Choose 1) Yes, God leaves it up to us. P We are frco lo obey him or not, as wo choose. Christ set the ex ample of right choice. Ho enmo , from heaven, look human birth and was templed nt every point like as we, yet Ho sinned not, Even when It led to death, Ho obeyed. Said He "I lay down My life Hint I may tnko it again. This command received ; I from the Father." With Him it wns ever to do God's will. And for us nlso, God has a command. "This is His com mandment, that wc should bo ll eve on tho nnmo of His Son Jesus Christ." BIBLE. We are to lay hold on Christ as having died for our sins. Until then we live under tho wrath of God. You and I and all mankind are under God's wrath and con- ; deinnntion until we receive Christ Into our hearts as hav ing died for our sins. Bible, Romans 5:8 and 5:18. God yearns to give you new birth by t a Id n k up in your heart. And through Christ, you would bo raised up to eternal glory on Resurrection Morn, '. This Is the Blessed Hope for all God's people for all who have Christ as having paid the pen alty for their sins. Rock of Ages, cleft for mo. Let mo hide myself in Thee. Let tho wnter and tho blood, from Thy rlvon aide that flowed, be of sin the double euro. Save me from Its 'jgullt ond nower. ' S. W, McChcshcy Rd Port-Iand-1-Orc. This spneo pnld for by a Portland, Ore., family. Cowboy Will Meet Joe Lynam Cowboy Dude Chick, who will tiiiigla with Joe Lynam next Thursduy, Is un old-timer very popular in Klamath Falls and is ono of tho most accom plished mat artists ever to set foot In a local ring. Originally from Chcycnno, Wyo Chick rode the rodeo trull for awhile as a bulldog gcr before going Into profes sional russllng, und still occa sionally enters a contest. About four ycurs ugo, when ho wus appearing in Klamath Kails regularly, the Dudo trained by roving over various runches und scaling vurious mountains around hero, conse quently developing about the strongest puir of legs In the rassllng game. Chick Is a blond, burly cus tomer, weighing around 105. One of his favored mat tricks Is a dervish-like airplane spin, by virtue of which he at one time won tho world's light heavy grappling crown. Chick s battle with Joe Ly nam will headline next Thurs duy night's armory crunch card. Louis Visits Former Boss In Bastile JACKSON, Mich., Feb. 0 (P) Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis got some training tips Fri day during an hour's visit with his manager, John Roxborough, an inmate of southern Michigan orison. The chat described by tho champ as his first meeting with Roxborough in three years took place in the visitors' room at tho lull. ' Louis, whose visit was unher aided, told newsmen he had talked with Roxborough regard ing his training for the Billy Conn fight In June and that ho planned to return for two or three more visits with him be fore the title mutch. . Roxborough, who Is serving a term following conviction on a gambling conspiracy charge, re cently applied for release, but this was denied by tne stale pa role board. Prison officials said he would not be eligible to leave Uie Jail until October. Willamette Athletic Head ToJBe Named SALEM, Feb. 0 (IP) Prcsl dent G. Herbert Smith of Wll lamctie university said today tho board of trustees would nnme a new diroctor of intercollegiate athletics Fob. 14 in Portland. Willamette officials have kept mum on applications lor the po sition, vacated last December with the resignation of Roy S. (spec) Kecnc. Spec coached foot ball and baseball, but Willnnv cttc has been without a full lime cage mentor since Howard Maple resigned In 1942. Observers said the board might name iwo coacnes one for foot ball and the other for basket ball. Both the finnnce and nth- lctlc divisions of the board would nave to approve. RnVA V1-lin frnm onnnnJ ft-, ,11 to swecton other fruits, sauces ana acsscris. SIMPSON'S PET SHOP VlrtlnU Slmpioa , Bird Spaolallit Canaries o Dogs 9 Goldfish 0 Aquariums Harnaaiea Collara Laaahea Tora Spratt'a sitS Hurl! Ml, rroduoli In MURPHEY'S SEED STORE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLI OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS GIVE MB YOUR. MKT AND COAT -w- POOR. DEftR. YOU MOOT BE WORM TO A 6HDOtf,6W6rYflNae ItJ HUUK AT AMU k THOSE 30B& T'M WrVIMS a, TISW VOL) DOTE OSi , TONIGHT, WRKSWlREi PUDDING.' y 9 US-ULP'f EGAD. , MftRTHA! THOUGHT FUL OP YOU- FACT IGI'tASO FAMISHED THAT I FAIRLY DROOL THINKING . ne vm id nil ikWos MAairr sovmJiSKFr; HYPrJ06B SPLEUD1D ) WONDER FUL. gUT CAM tT LAST? tv VERY POETIC, BUT THE SCENARIO 19 SLIGHTLY ACORN.-. IF- TH& TRANCE FADES OUT, AOME vMl&S ARE DUE FOR BA&S "DRUnA TAPS C lf WHAVREYOP Xi iJh4J III iK liyilf G&OAKIIMG ABOUT? tJ Xrf borm iicrry years too soom ' :-;:J.',r Beau Jack Disappointing As Johnny Greco Gets Draw NEW YORK, Feb. 9 (P) Ever since Beau the Jumplpg Jack cumc down the pike to win and lose the lightweight chumplon shlp und commit general may hem on a lot of other fellows, they've been saying his buzzsaw stylu wus a carbon copy of the perpetual motion machine Henry Armstrong. And today the Jacobs beach beachcombers were wondering If maybe the Jumping Jack's en gine hadn't run down and burned out Just us suddenly and somewhat tne same way Ham merln' Hennery's did a few years back. A 1 to 3 betting choice, the Jumping Jack managed to get only a ten-round draw in Mad ison Square Garden last night with elevator Johnny Greco, the up-and-down Canadian, and about the best you can say for the Jumping Jack was that any resemblance between his buzz sawing and Armstrong's an nihilating was purely coinci dental. As a matter of fact, the way the one-time Georgia shoeshine boy let Elevator Johnny take charge guvc you the Idea Jack wus two other guys in there last night. Greco won just about every thing but the decision, and when tho officials failed to give him thot, the crowd of 18,041 booed lustily. The scllput, Incidental ly, resulted In a gross gate of $148,152, tho fanciest cash rcg-later-full -ever attracted by two little men In' the Garden. It was the third best gate In all Garden history, passed only by two heavyweight Jackpots in Uie past 21 years. Jack weighed 142, Greco 1451. Draw Ends , Main Go At Seattle SEATTLE, Feb. Iff) - Ken ny Lindsay of Vancouver, B. C, 120, and Bobby Richards of Cleveland, 127, fought to a 10 round draw here last night in the main event of Western Ath letic club's boxing card. In the six-round seml-windup Don Fitzgerald of Bremerton, Wash., 146, and Al Burgcois, 147, New Orleans, fought to a draw. Both former golden gloves champs, Jackie Turner of Van couver, B. C, at 126, took a de cision In six rounds from Joey Clemo of Portland, 126. Ralph Garrison, 143, Aber deen, scored a TKO over Chester Orr, 145, Vancouver, B. C, In Uie opener and Buddy Hoffman, 145, Seattle, drew with Leo Sweeney, 146, Tacoma, In the second mix. Never use poison sprays and dusts on vegetables and fruits which are to be eaten raw. Nothing Gained t is rl f Canadian Johnny Greco carried tho fight to Beau Jack for 10 rounds In Madison : Square Garden last night, but came off with only a draw, much to the displeasure of almost 19.000 iUUc fans. NELSON, DOERING BLAST 64s SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Feb. 9 (IP) They talk about shaaow boxing around the golf courses on the PGA tour these days and what Byron Nelson and Art Doerlng did yesterday in cutting Brackcnridge Park's par to rib bons to lead the first round on tho Texas Open with seven-under-par 64's furnished argu mentative fuel. Shadow-boxing, in this sense. 70 Firers Shoot In Trap Meet More than 70 gunners defied the cold and turned out Sunday to blast a few blue rocks at the Klamath Gun club's trap shoots at Wocus last Sunday. Four traps are in operation at the shooting grounds now. The Gun club expects to hold a regis tered shoot sometime this month. H. E. McConachie downed 48 of 50 in the 16-yard shoot for the best score Sunday and Lt. Com. S. A. Congdon topped the handi cap firing with 44. Nam ls-rdf. Handicap R. Z. McCoiuchl . . Wool!. 47 42 Marvin Hilton 7 42 v. J. Bwley refers to practice rounds of 65 and 66 that get fellows' pictures in the papers as among the fa vorites to win a tournament. They seldom do. Nelson had a couple of warm up rounds that caused some to take the view that the links master from Toledo, O., was far off his game. Byron even said so and told of practicing diligent ly to cure his troubles. Then he stepped out for a round that was just a stroke over the course's competitive record. Doering also had only re spectable figures on his practice rounds. Nelson, the game's greatest money-winner, and Doering, who Cage Results - By The Associated Press Roosevelt 37, Washington 19. Commerce. 41, Sabln 30. - Jefferson 44, Benson 22. Lincoln 25, Grant 23. Central Catholic 66, Hill Mili tary 31. Columbia Prep 37, Milwaukle 32. Medford 48, Klamath Falls 38. Salem 25, Astoria 23. Forest Grove 33, Tigard 29. McMinnville 50, West Linn 26. Eugene 56, Cottage Grove 37. ' Myrtle Point 35, Marshfield 32. Albany 36. Sweet Home 33. Springfield 49, Bend 41. St. Helens 31. Rainier 25. Corvallis 53, Lebanon 46. Oakland, Calif., Boys club 45, Roseburg 30. Baker 40, Pendleton 19. KELLER JOINS NEW YORK, Feb. 9 (P) Slugging . Charley Keller has signed his contract with the New York Yankees and thus made himself eligible to join the club's big Panama-bound group. The husky outfielder came into the fold yesterday and is expected to meet the Yankee contingent in Miami, Fla., sometime today. Keller hit .301 in 44 games for '45. John Coulaon , Homer Garlch S. A. Congdon John Martin , Paul Hilton Charlea Martin Rod Smith Pete Driacoll Martin Adamj Mara hilt Cornttt Lloyd Prock A. L. Peachy Jerry Treaner . Tom Wattera , Prent Puekett , M. Gleaaon , Guy Jonea Frank Aama 43 ..43 Reynolda William DavU Al Brotherton Darwin Wiaaenback Harry Baum , Sun Miller H. W. McGee . ..41 -41 41 .40 -.40 -.40 .40 .40 J 43 40 M 33 Ski Jumpers Arriving At Leavenworth LEAVENWORTH, Wash., Feb. S (IP) The first of a field of 50 jumpers began arriving here yes terday in preparation for the 15th renewal of the Leavenworth Ski Jumping Tournament Sun day. t Late entries were received from Tommy Mobraatan and Art Johnson of the Cypress Ski club. Hjalmer Hvam of Cascade, and Helge Sather of Spokane, to give promise of the most com petitive meet in recent years on the Leavenworth slide. Other well-known northwest jumpers entered include Olav inland, Ole Tvendal and Arnt Ofstead of tho Seattle Ski club, Earl Pletch of the RCAF, Her mod Baake of Leavenworth and Wilmer Hampton of Wenatchee. starrted as an amateur and only h ramp a nrn laet RantMnha. went in today's second round oi the $10,000 war bond ($7500 cash) event boasting a three- stroke lead over amateur Frank Stranahan of Toledo, a pupil of Nelson's, and Professionals Ben Hogan, Hershey, Pa., Lawson Little, Monterey, Calif , and Jim my Demaret, Houston. Ironmen Gain Neat 6-4 Win Over Canucks VANCOUVER, B. C, Feb. 9 (JP) Those up-and-down Seattle Ironmen fooled the fans again last nieht by bobbin e back into sole possession of second place in the northern division of the coast hockey league, with a neat defeat over Uie Vancouver Ca nucks 6-4. - The Ironmen grabbed the lead in the first period, and piled It up to 4-1 before the breather. Third Of Hunters Bag Ellis PORTLAND, Feb. 0 P) A third of the elk hunters runort. ing on last fall's season bagged animais, tne stato game com mission reported today. The 6951 hunters reported killing 2126 Rocky Mountain elk and 269 Roosevelt, Highest catches were In Grant, Union. Umatilla, Baker, Wallowa and Clatsop counties. Antelope luck was even bet ter 307 kills reported by 878 hunters. - But the top success was in Lake county's special doe season, when 98 per cent of the 597 nimrods brought homt a deer. Oregon's total kill may be even higher, because some hunters haven't mailed in re ports. Those hunters, said tha commission, will be visited by the state police, . . Women Of Moose Forming Keg Teams Two bowling team to take part in local competition are being organized by the Women of the Moose. Any co-worker interested in a position on one of the keg ling squads may contact Kath leen Hepburn, phone 3331, or come to the Sanderi bowling alleys on Klamath avenue at 8 o'clock Monday night. THE CLUB BLY, ORE. Bar Dancing Bowling "Cone la as you are." LEWIS WITTER. Prop. Kvarett Hardenbrook 3S Alex Thompaon 3a A. Klum , 38 G. R. uerllnn .37 Vance Vaupel Jr. J. D. Stanley -w Harold Braden Edwin Wiaaenback J. H. Burnett J. B. Collins B. Lyona Guy Stoddard M. C. Gleaaon Al Hatton Vance Vaupel Wayne McAtee Deloa Mill! Jack Kellum Matt Flnnigaa Ray Bllllnsa Ample Supply LEE . AND DISNEY ugarman's 6th and Main Friesen-Welman Co. 1715 Mala Phone 7043 PLUMBING and HEATING General Repair Work - oa Plumbing and Heating Friesen-Welman Co. J. E. Friesen N. A. Welman HUNTERS! See the New . WEAVER K2.5 at RALPH'S GUN SHOP Tour order accepted sow. Orders also accepted on New Guns ' t Buy Guns ' Phone 4273 1114 Mala re 24 hour service on BODY & FENDER WORK ' OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT! Have your motor tuned up by , ' BUD ANDERSON It will start quicker and run better. JIM KALER'S AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP 2110 White General Repairing Dial 7279 AMERICAN LEGION BLOCK BUSTER BLOW OUT" TONITE, LEGION HALL, 8 p. m. till ? Win NYLONS! Win BUTTER! (Come down and find out- now) Legion members and their fam ilies only. Bring your member ship card. Uniform of the dayt Fatigue clothes, slacks or anything else ' suitable for "demolition" work. -flC-MJ-G 9 P. M. TO 1A.M. SATURDAY NIGHT DANCELAND 515 Klamath Ave. MUSIC "AS YOU LIKE IT" BY PAPPY GORDON'S OREGON HILLBILLIES SPONSORED BY POST 1383. V.F.W. WANTED! Store buiiding or space suitable for wholesale samples of Bar Supplies and Restaurant Equipment. Central location preferled but not essential. Call or contact A. L CAMERON WDTEMA HOTEL MM SAT. NIGHT--? Til 1 ARMORY BALDY'S BAND "JUST GOOD DANCE MUSIC" 60c Per Person, Including Tax . Note: There will be no dance at the . Armory next Wednesday, Feb. 13. .5- JUST RECEIVED- SHIPMENT OF THE NEW Reynolds Pen ' Guaranteed to write two years without filling. Writes Under Water 1 Writes High in the Sky , Writes On Cloth Writes Clearly Thru 6 Carbons Will Not Leak, Smear, Smudge Com. In t1.50 and Try Itl afc - .' . . ' i Bertram's Jewelry 629 MAIN ANNUAL 1 0 ) - Fireman's M Sunday, Feb. 10 Dancing 9:00 Till 1:00 Music by Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hillbillies