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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1946)
MPSON WILL COACH SALEM iLEM, fob. 21 WZ.? S,Toil"' 2.9-y"0,-0,d Modford cooch who led the Block Tor ZZl itato football title In 1944 and whose toam was runner-up la.t year, will bo- m'l football eooch, tho Solom ichool board announced lair night. wh had boon serving ot Modford during the war whil. Coach Bill Boworman ( vice w0 ono mow ougnr-arror coacnot In tho stoto. f hrd'ci Slmpton is expected to accept formally tho Salem offer today, at he ol j "jvlied the boord ha would take the job. ! .uteoodi Cooch Tom Drynan, who hat had the Job four yaart. Coach Harold Hauk, fcd football boforo tho war, will romoln 01 basketball and bateball coach. Mtv' .. ..niluntlna from Southern Oroonn hln.mnl -L.nl . . i.li i i '-ntafl. 0,lwl m ----- - - wuni iu niniang in lit he won the state high ichool baikotball title. He alio coached baikotball in ' vVorl at Modford, hit toomi making good records in itate tournament play. IU.' hoard told ho hiring of Slmpion li part of Solom high's oxpandod postwar sports The board already has plant complotod for a new athletic plant which the board w'ld ,ho bo,f 'n" ,eno plon ln tno ,tot0, i the resignation of Snowy Gustafson and thon of Frank Ramsey, Simpson was tho "".'i... mtarred to at the noxt Klamath Falls football coach and him (iaitt tho Policans was a foregone conclusion in some circles. " , iu,u ilnuht that the lob hore was Simmon's if ho wontnJ It hut .ah tUm P"a wide opon and Klamath (till does not have a footboll cooch for this fall. Misn - ale KOs laus In burth PKorld's middleweight rSsmpUm, . HMhJd Jta tf.lidcncd riK' " 1st night nnd the thir l fl broiml.l him fourth I". ... lb.ni vlrtorv over EcKwo nuffHio. ' K ony, Ind.. Utloholdor Dillon following his dta- from tho nnvy. held his ? rrVrvc for tho first IZt that time he bent a f" " o ' infi ivi when 'j jhow thnt rluht. Houston irsrcely noi umo iu wo :.. I.lnua Inna. Irflr't rljht. wns a short one (bodv snn (imiiiwi v-mu; tount of nine. Znlo chnrircd . .La bill nnH tho nPJtl HUM lathe law with Clntis oln Lib the ropes. Ho staggered Into the rln nnn inn imrn Tonv sent out his 'Sunday v ih nuffnlo boy wns Lh for keeps. POBMIMQ POOL ' LlAS, Feb. 27 UP) rt in mis county ru nil s pool to finance air- dustlnn of me nniry voicn i, s pest of local farmers. LoUled Ads Bring Result. Ik Ikl J ..JriA.lJ I in nek 1 1 jj,s M II riKUlM I iJff "'J't I Myth INSIGHTS For Shotguns SEE THESE TODAY for the 1st Tlmt , Immediate Delivery Watt Finnigan's porting Goods 17 Main St More Ducks Killed Than Produced NEW YORK, Feb. 27 (NEA) More waterfowl were killed In 104B than were produced on breeding grounds, according to Dr. Ira N. Cabrlolson, director of Fish and Wildlife Service. Figures Indicate a 20 per cent Increase In 1945 above the rocord 1,488,628 duck stamps sold In '44, with 28 per cent more hunters afield. Dr. Gabrlclson believes they more than accounted for '48's estimated 20,000,000 duck crop, which In creased the approximate 108,800,000 total to around 125,000, 000 birds at tho start of the season. This year the situation can bo expected lo bu even more serious. More men will be discharged from tho armed forces, more ammunition will be available, but Dr. Gabrlclson doubts that there will be more ducks. Horsemanship And Rodeo Riding Taught In School MERRILL Thrco locnl boys, Mervyn and Jlmmlo Shuck, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shuck, Merrill, and Mervyn Tnkucs, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Tnkuc.i Jr., of Ttilelnke, are winning horso manship honors at the Monte zuma school for boys, Los Gnlos, By MARTHA CASSIDY March 2B and 20 hnvo been definitely set for tho Klamath Foils city women's howling tournament, and all members of tho Lady Dug league are ex pected lo participate in the team events, singles and doubles. The tourney will be on a handicap basis. Coca Cola won three victories from Crater hotel last bowling night and also had a neat 010 game for the night's high. Coca Cola has a firm grip on third place In tho standings, only five game down from Houston's Beauty shop in second. The leaders, Fluhrcrs, gained another game on Houstons by taking two out of three from the beauticians. . Flo Ann Eaton took both high game and high scries, 201 and 581. Hnicl's Beauty shop bowled for the big end of a two-to-ono count over Block and White and Daggett's Insurance staged comeback to top Safeway two out of three. Crater hotel is In fourth place, followed by Safeway, DngRctt's, Hazel's Beauty and Black and White. In that order. Basketball Scores By The Associated Press Roosevelt 29, Commerce 28. Washington 48, Sabln 20. Jefferson 20, Lincoln 27. Grant 38. Franklin 31. Molallo 41, Mllwaukle 24. Salem 84, Stayton 10. Mount Angel 43, Sacred Heart 34. West Linn 29, Oregon City 25. Eugene 45, Rosehurg 20. Junction City 45, University High (Eugene) 20. Albany 34, Springfield 30. Central Point 50, Gold Hill 29. Rogue Rover 38, Jacksonville 31. When la Medford Btay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley Proprietors Calif., where riding Is a part of tnc regular study. The boys learn horsemanship and rodeo tactics from Leo Frank, former champion cow- Doy and cattle ranch foreman Attention to the rodeo, a monthly feature at the school, was brought out by an article published recently In the San Francisco Call-Bulletin, illus trated with several pictures of uio ooys in action. The course la called Kvmk nana the wild end wooley west ern rodeo with more than half the 150 students of the school taking part. Students ningo from sixth graders through high school. The two Mervyns are 16 and juniors and Jimmie Is two years younger. The riding and rodeo has been a part of tho school work at Montezuma for 10 years and competition Is keen between the boys.. While the local boys ride their own mounts, the school has a stable of 38 horses, four of which are prized Peruvians. ' A school herd of 23 calves and steers are kept lor the roping and riding contests. Ducks Hustle Vandals Back Into Deadlock STANDING8 Idaho 10 5 Oregon State 10 5 Oregon 7 8 Washington 6 10 Wash. State 5 10 MOSCOW, Idaho, Feb. 27 (P) On the University of Idaho cal endar the 26th of February will bo marked henceforth as a great day for ducks the day the Ready To Go m Clara Mortensen, claimant, to the ladies' rassllng cham pionship, is shown seated in the ring corner and waiting for a match to start. Blonde Clara will fight a no-timo-limit finish bout with Mexl can Rita Martinet at the armory Thursday night. TAVERN WILL -REOPEN FRIDAY, MARCH 1st Mime tmd EDmnee to the music of SAMMY HERMAN and his Six-Piece Band Ducats For Mai Card Going Fast Few reserved seat ducats for tomorrow's spectacular rassllng cards remain available but gen crnl admUslon pasteboards will be put on sale at the armory ticket windows when the doors open about 7 p. m. Hasty sale of the reserved seats in the ringside section Indicates a record crowd will jam the lo cal arena to see the all-star bouts tomorrow night. Tony Ross, Salem's pride and joy, meets popular Frenchy La Belle In the three-canto opener. Blonde Clara Mortensen, women's recognized titleholder, and the Mexican SDitflre. dimin utive Rita Martinez, came to gether ln the no time limit, fight 10 a iinisn second Dout, and lour of the top grapplcrs on the cir cuit gang up for tho main go. The latter is a two-team tag tiff, putting the Weed Assassin, Pete Belcastro, and Red Dawson together on one team, and Gloomy Gust Johnson and the ex-marine. Bob Keneston, on the other. Hoover Leads . Miami Bone Fish Tourney MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 27 (IP) Former president Herbert Hoover held the lead in the bone fishing division of the annual 510,000 Miami metropolitan fish- jng tournament today. Tnc only living lormer presl dent landed a 10-pound, three. otinco bone fish yesterday, using rod and reel with nine thread line, in the Florida Keyes where he is fishing from a yacht which he chartered. His secretary, Miss Bernlce Miller, of Palo Alto, Calif., landed one weighing nine pounds, live ounces. ' REAPPOINTED SALEM, Feb. 27 lP) Gov- ernor Earl Snell today reap pointed Dr. Li. M. Boire, Port land, and Dr. Floyd L. Utter, Salem, to three-year terms on tne state board of dental exam, iners. Wcbfoots from Oregon blasted a nctfull of basketball buckshot In to the Idaho Vandals' drive for the 1946 northern division pen nant. When the wounded Vandals limped off the shooting grounds last night they were back in a tie with Oregon State for the cir cuit lead after drooping a 43 to 40 decision to last years champs from the University of Oregon. Dick Wilklns and Bob Hamil ton and company, salvaging: a whole boatload of prestige from tneir unnappy invasion oi tne Palouse country, won when it really hurt hurt Idaho, uregon also became the first team in the toop to score 800 points for the season and the first to have more than 800 scored against it. Almost unbelievable for the home fans was Idaho's wildness at the free throw line, where the Vandals muffed 12 tries out of 26. Oregon Jumped away to a lead after a couple of small-score ties and was running in front by 18 to 14 at the half-time recess. Idaho, which had trailed for 13 minutes, edged ahead early in the second frame at 23-20 but Oregon charged right back in front. Idaho then tied it up at 39-all, lost a chance to go in front when Jack Phoenix missed three straight free throws, and the Webfect bounced ahead to stay on tosses by Wilkins and Hamilton. The league race winds up Sat urday, with Idaho meeting Washington State and Oregon tangling with Oregon State. Losses or wins for the two lead ers would force them into a play off for the division pennant and the right to meet the southern division titllst for the Pacific Coast conference championship. AN ACCIDENT, MEN? RIVERSIDE, Calif., Feb. 27 (IP) Note to men who complain about women drivers: The army announced today re lease of four of its women driv ers of heavy duty military trucks at March field. Each of the women, said the army, had exceeded 300,000 miles without an accident. FILMS Developed and Printed In br 9:30 A. M. Out by 5:00 P. M. BUD'S 1031 Main Open 9:00 A. M. 9:30 P. M. Eugene Has State Meet Bid Cinched Merrill Will Play ' Central Point Or Rogue River Quint By The Associated Press The Roosevelt Roughrlders and the Eugene Axemen will be going to the March 12-16 state basketball tournament. Roosevelt, riding high through eight straight victories, cli' maxed a comeback last night by ousting Commerce, 29-26, from second place in the Portland loop and taking the district 16 tourney berth. Dick Brouwer's free throw in the last 47 seconds of play gave Roosevelt the vic tory. Commerce had run second through most of the Portland season. The Eugene Axemen, unde feated in district 6, cinched the state tourney berth by winning easily. 4S-ZB, over tne second- place Rosebtirg Indians last night. The district 11 double elimin ation tourney at Mt. Angel saw Salem and Mt. Angel stay ln the running by winning their second games, faalera turned btayton 84 to 19 and Mt. Angel won from Sacred Heart of Salem 43 to 34. At Medford. the southern Ore gon "B" league playoff moved into the semi-finals today after Central Point turned Goldhill SO to 29 while Rogue River bounced Jacksonville 33 to 31. The two winners will play to night for the right to meet Mer rill of Klamath county for the B S-tourney berth. Other games elsewhere saw West Linn turn the Oregon City Pioneers 29-25 for the Pioneer's first defeat of the season. The Oregon City cagers already have the district 12 class A title salted away. See This AMAZING SHOTGUN SIGHT Wednesday, Feb. 27, 194S HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN Title Game Set Friday MERRILL, Feb. 27 The play off game to decide what basket ball team will represent this sec tion of the state in the Oregon a scnooi tourney is slated to be held in the Altamont gym Friday night at 8 o'clock. The Merrill Huskies, who copped the county championship lasi weeKena, win meet-the win ner of the Jackson-Josephine league. Central Point and Rogue River play at Medford tonight In the final tilt of the Jackson-Josephine tourney and the winner of that game plays Merrill to de cide who Eoes to Arlington for the state meet, March 7-9. Louis Will Loaf Until March 3 LOS ANGELES, Feb. 27 Big Joe Louis, heavyweight box ing champion of all the world, is going to loaf around southern California until March 3 when he will leave for West Baden, Ind., to begin serious training for his title bout with William Conn, his foremost challenger, in June. Joe, whose score Is tolerably good, said he will continue play ing golf dally until he leaves. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main Purs a pattern in the Sky!" By means of precision optics, cm actual dot and ring are projected over target, to give you amazing accuracy in judging range and enabling you to become more proficient in lead shooting. Come in . . . look, be astounded! 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