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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1947)
Shuffle Scraps 4-Loop Playoff Pelicans Placed In Football League With Medford, Half-Dozen Others Bv HALE SCARBROUGH The shuffle which scrapped the out-of-date four-team playoff for the Oregon prep school football championship has dropped Grants Pass and Hoseburg from the circuit traveled by Klamath Falls, Ashland and Medford and added five other teams on this Starting next fall an eight-district setup will be put Into play. .1 makina necessary quarter-final Ducks Open With Texas A nine-game football schedule will be played by the University of Oregon Webfoots next fall, with Texas and the University of San Francisco becoming new opponents for the Ducks. Stanford is also booked, but Southern Cal, California and College of the Pacific are not on the '47 Duck slate. UCLA's game is at Los Ange les, but it became apparent at the last PCC officials' meeting that the southern teams of the loop were becoming extremely reluctant to schedule certain of the squads in the northern divi sion because of bad weather, bad fields and small stadium ca pacity. The blast which was put on Portland's Multnomah sta dium by Washington's Pst Welch and other coaches also shows up in the Wtbfoot schedule. The Ducks will play two games at Portland, vone in September and the other in October. The complete schedule fol lows: Sept. 27 Texas in Portland. Oct. 4 Nevada in Eugene. Oct. 11 UCLA in Los Ange les. Oct. 18 Washington in Port land. - Oct 25 San Francisco in Eu gene. Nov. 1 Idaho fa Eugene. Nov. 8 Washington State in Pullman. Nov. 15 Stanford at Palo Alto. Nov. 22 Oregon State in Eu gene. PrepCagers Renew Battle After a partial layoff over the noudays, prep scnool oasKetcail in Klamath Falls and Klamath county gets started again this week. The KUHS Pelicans, who have won nine and lost one in pre season games, start the southern Oregon conference ball rolling Friday night with a game here with Ashland. The Pels will also play the Grizzlies on Saturday.' Sacred Heart Academy's fine team goes up against a tough opponent tomorrow night in the underrated Chiloquin Panthers. That game, a return event of the county casaba league, will be held in the Fairview gym. Start ing at 7:30, A and B contests will be played. The Merrill Huskies step out of the league slightly tomorrow night to take on Lakeview's class A Honkers in a Kings-X tilt at Merrill. The county league's week-end schedule calls for Bly at Sacred Heart, Henley at Merrill, Bo nanza to take the long trip to Gilchrist and Chiloquin at Malin. asses-- t- fi; 10 & BE PREPARED! GENUINE FORD ANTI-FREEZE . . . . gal. $1.00 Alcohol Bas. BEAVER ANTI-FREEZE . . gal. $1.40 Why tak. a chanc. on a cracked motor or a fros.n radiator? Protect your ear with this high aualitv anti-frMx. ... arir. in at onc.l protect the -roLct tour paint P'-r'siMOStt lastlna "-: T mu. Ma peeling. w , . .h. finish. '1 today . T- INMAN COMPANY 424 So. 8th games as a step toward the state finals, where in the past only semi-finals and the champion- ahiD same have been played. The change was made by the Oregon High School Activities association in hopes of eliminat ing some of the trouble spots of the current system. For instance, under the old four-district plan, Roteburg is in the same conference with the Pelicans, but the two never meet. Bend hasn't been in the same league, and the Pels play Bend every year. The old district 3 was really the carbuncle of the state, in 1946 McMinnvllle was chosen by ballot as the division reoresenta tive, when Central Catholic and Seaside, in the same district, were undefeated. Under the 1947 arrangement the Klamath Falls Pelicans will compete on the gridiron against Medford, Ashiand, Burns, Lakeview, Bend, Prine ville and Redmond. The Pels may not play all those teams, but will figure against them on percentage of conference games won and lost The Pelicans will probably still play Grants Pass. Salem and Grant high as outside contests, and most assuredly Medford, Ashland and Bend will be on the schedule. Eugene probably won t. The new system will probably mean an earlier starting date for the elimination contests, but the championship game more than likely will be played the last week in November at Multnomah stadium. The new districts: No. 1 The Dalles, Hermiston, Milton - Tee water. Pendleton LaGrande, Baker, Ontario, Vale and wyssa. . No. 2 Klamath Falls, Med ford. . Ashland. Bend. Burns. Lakeview, . Prineville and Red mond. No. 3 Myrtle Point Marsh- field. North Bend. Rosebure, Grants Pass, Coquille and Reeds- port No. 4 Corvallis. Albany, Lebanon, Sweet Home, Cottage Grove, Springfield, University High, Eugene, Junction City, Toledo, Salem, Newport, Elmira and at. Mary s of Eugene. No. 5 Milwaukie, Gresham, Oregon City. Sandy. Estacada, Canby, M o 1 a 1 1 a , Silverton, Woodburn, Mt. Angel, Hood River, Stayton, Dallas and Sacred Heart of Salem. No. S Tillamook, Forest Grove, Hillsboro, Beaverton, Tv gard. West Lynn, Newberg, Mc Minnville and Taft. . No. 7 Astoria, Seaside, Ver- onia. Rainier. St. Helens, Scap- poose, Columbia Prep, Parkrose, Central Catholic and Hill Mili tary. No. 8 Sabin, Grant, Frank lin, Washington, Benson, Lin coln, Commerce, Roosevelt and Jefferson. Pep In Crash VINELAND, N. J., Jan. 8 (JP) William Papaleo (Willie Pep), the featherweight boxing cham pion of the world, was injured last night in the crash of a Nationwide Air Transport Ser vice, Inc., passenger plane but his condition was reported good. He suffered injuries of the left ankle and chest. . You won't worry so much If your home is insured. Hans Nor land. 123 N. 6th St. PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED WO FAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION N LM ( Tint Fcnuneal Metaltt! DR. E. M. MARSHA Cblrenratle PhjifcUn R0 We. 7th Esquire Theatre Bll. F.en e ?0M rM .'waximg; t.d pr---- ft.t f-T . ,,..v,w ,. Your exclusive Lincoln Mwrcurv deal.r MOTOR Phone (437 . , v, WW, ' Hogan Has LA Victory In Pocket LOS ANGELES. Jan. 6 () Blazin Ben Hogan, the smart ones said, had the Los Angeles Open tucked in his back pocket today as firing commenced on the final 18 holes of the 72-hole tour over Riviera Country club's tricky course. The Hershey, Pa., sharpshoot er, at 208 for the first S4, had a two -stroke bulge over little Toney Penna, Cincinnati, who was making his game.st try for a major tournament win. Penna, who wasn't even in golfdom's top dozen money win ners in 1946 and hasn't copped a big tournament since Hector was a pup, if then, shot near sensational golf yesterday to post a one-under par 70. and shave two strokes off Hogan' previous lead. But close observers gave him only an outside chance to over haul Hogan, the 1946 king, who usually gets steadier as the going toughens. Hogan, however, might have to shoot better than yesterday's 72 to make his first 1947 start a winning one. Four Prelims Bid Action Four preliminaries, which should be good in their own right, are overshadowed by the Ursal Snapp-Joe Woods 10-round main event bout on tomorrow night's armory boxing card. The quartet all are of four rounds scheduling, and the semi windup is slated for five heats. Bill Berry and Joe Mitchell, both of whom lost their only previous local 130-pound bouts by second-round kayoes, are paired for the opener, and two other lightweights are put to gether for the second bout of the evening. They are the very popular Bobby Barney, who has won two and lost three previous fights. and Gene Gist of Redding. Eddie Johann, a good middle weight from Redding, goes in with a newcomer, Mel Weaver, in that bracket and Gene O'Neill and Bob Eastman are paired In the top four-rounder, also middleweight. Monte Montgomery and Ralph Weiser are on the docket for a 4ive-round welterweight slug fest and the stellar attraction is the return fight between Snapp and Woods. k Survey Shows Responsible For 21 Deaths NEW YORK. Jan. 8 (P Foot ball was held directly respon sible for 21 fatalities, two of which occurred in college ranks, during the past cam paign, according to the 15th an nual survey presented today by Dr. Flovd R. Eastwood of Pur due university before the Amer ican Football Coaches associa tion and the football rules com mittee of the NCAA. Dr. Eastwood s recommenda tion for further safeguarding players by appointing commit tee to study the design of head gears coincided with one of the five rule changes asked yester day by the coaches themselves. The coaches had recommend ed that wearing apparel of play ers should be softened wherever possible, pointing out that many injuries had resulted from hard elbow pads, forearm pads and knee braces. Subject to approval by the NCAA rules committee and the STORE-WIDE SALE! Wool Shirt and Coats Skii and Poles Fine Quality Toys And Many Other Items THE GUN STORE 714 Main aT3 man ' who 1hink5 every BOW ELSE IS CROOKED, USUAUV NEEDS A UfTLE WA1CHIN 4 V-ivtMM ri.tuan Watch that car of yoursl Wh.n it starts acting up , . bring it to th. SUPER SERV ICE STATION for an .xp.rt motor tun.-up. If th.r. is som.thing s.rlously wrong with its performance, w.'ll find ah. ciuh of th. troubl. and correct it at littl. cost to you. Chains Broken ... Oregon Loses; Only Eight Teams Unsullied NEW YORK, Jim. 6 (P) When Adolph Rupp of Kentucky, Hank Iba of Oklahoma A and M and other big titne college basketball coaches predicted early this season that no major quintet would survive the campaign without a defeat, little did they realize what excellent prognosticators they were. With the cage season barely four weeks old and Just about getting over the preliminary stages as the teams prepare tor conference play, only eight out ins nave managed to retain un sullied slates. Not even Iba and Rupp, whose own teams, inci dentally, have failed to stand up under the pressure, thought that so many teams would tumble out of the select group so fust and so early. It would come as no surprise if the remaining unbeiitons were to fall by the wayside before the season is much older. A dozen hit pitfalls during the past week, as Oregon and Santa Clara in the far west; Iowa. Pur due and Western Michigan in the midwest; Kentucky, Georgia Tech and Duke in the southeast and CCNY, Holy Cross, Cornell Beavers Face With Surprising Cougars By Th. Associated Pr.ss - The vaunted Oregon, State Beavers get their initial northern division cage test tonight as hosts to the underrated Washington State Cougars, whose surprising 52-49 triumph over Oregon Sat urday night stamped them as definite title contenders. The Cougar triumph came after the Ducks had posted an impressive pre-season record oi 12 straight wins and captured the opening tilt "of the series. As a result, Washington, with its twin win oveY Idaho, headed the race today with Washington State and Oregon in second place. Washington trounced tne defend ing Idaho titllsts 62-41 Saturday night. Washington State tangles with the Beavers tonight and Tuesday, with conference play then lap sing until Saturday when the Cougars continue their travels with a game at Moscow, and Ore gon treks to Oregon State. Wash ington entertans western Wash ington in a non-conference tilt Friday night. Bob Elliott, a sophomore guard from Colfax, Wash., sparked the Cougars in their upset win. His Grid Season national rules committee which meets at Kerrville, Texas, later this month, the 1947 code would provide that the ball be de clared dead on a blocked try for extra point. Widening the playing zone after an putrofrbounds play Ijy moving the-ball 20 yards from the sidelines instead of the pres ent 15 yards and extension of the free substitution rule to permit two subs to enter the game at ope time with the clock still running were other recommen dations. The albatross has the longest wingspread of any bird. Often they will measure fourteen feet from tip to tip. Sports Afield. City Delivery Servlc. Phon. B417. Pres-to-logs and Stove Oil Pick them up any time at Cliff Yaden's Signal Service Station at So. 6th and Washburn Way Across from Tow.r Th.atr. Now Open 24 Hrs. Phon. 3681 942 Awards -$7,590 Cash Yes, a total of 942 cash awards for fur shippers 942 opportunities to share In (7,690.00 In cash. MAJOR CASH AWARDS:Ther. are ten ma jor cash awards, ranging from $50.00 to $1,000.00. SECTIONAL CASH AWARDS: There are sectional awards, too for complete shipments of five or more pelts one awardof $260.00; eleven of $60.00 each. DAILY CASH AWARDS: Final ly, there are 918 daily cash awards of $6.00 each, for pelts received during the Fur Show. I ... A ... PPf r- -Mil I MIslItkKa- I 111 J I llon.l nllai I III I during Judf Ins , f x yurSoow. . I V I. iWimWiJ. II and Syracuse in the east dropped their first games. Of the major teams that have played four or more games, only Setou Hall, Washington, Duouis ne, Marshall, Rhode Island State. Lafayette, West Virginia and Eastern Kentucky survived last week's upheaval. ' Washington Stat, college, rat.d at an outsld.r in the Pa cilie Coast conference rac, stood out as th. w.k-nd's Lading giant klll.r. Th. Cou gars nd.d Santa Clara's nine gam. winning ttr.ak on N.w Year's Ev. 60-38. and blatt.d .powerful Oregon's 12-gam. victory string Saturday night, S2-49, In a conf.r.nc gam. Initial Test 10 points were high for the vic tors and his final four tallies overcame a three-point deficit and sent the Staters out to a one point lead In the final seconds. Williamson topped the Oregon cause with 13 points. Paper To Carry No Amateur Odds LOS ANGELES. Jan. S JP) The Los Angeles Times, assert ing that "gambling has made in sidious inroads on amateur ath letics in recent years," says that in the future It will carry no betting odds on amateur sports events. The paper said It "considers that all true patrons of amateur athletics are interested in such sports purely for the thrill that the competition provides," add ing that it will ''assume its full responsibility for keeping am ateur athletics on the high, pure plane where they belong." Titan Timber Saws rtr. 1945 S. 1th Phon. 4344 PLASTIC ARTIFICIAL EYES PLASTIC CONTACT LENSES Harry T. Smith of Portland ' Will Medford, Ore.', 204 Medford Building JANUARY 9, 1947 BOXING! Ursa II Snapp MERRILL vs. Joe Woods SPOKANE 10 Rounds Lighth.avy MONTE MONTGOMERY v RALPH WEISER I Rounds W.lt.rwalght GENE O'NEILL vs. BOB EASTMAN 4 Rounds Middl.w.lght EDDIE JOHANN vs. MELVIN WEAVER 4 Rounds Middleweight TUESDAY NIGHT 8:15 ARMORY ARENA SEAT RESERVATIONS 17 Main icash mm won BY LOCAL TRAPPER J. R. Casebeer's Muskrai Peli Earns Award for Pelt Handling in Sears 18th National Fur Show Read How You, Too, May Win an Award at High as $1,000.00 This Year! Proving again that "better pelt handling pays," this local trapper got an extra $6.00 in cash one of th. Daily Awards in Sears 18th National Fur Show and, besides, a chance to share in the big major awardsl What this trapper did, you too can do whether or not you sell your furs through Sears Raw Fur Marketing Service, For Sears Fur Show offers, this season, a total of 942 different cash awards, Including the First Award of $1,000.00 for the best handled pelt of all. Pay You 3 Ways First, every award Is in addition to th. cash Sears get you for your pelts. Second, Sears can be depended on to obtain for you lop prices. Third, even If you don't win an award, careful handling tnharuu th. value of your furs. Ringer Gives Bulldogs Win Over Frisco' LOS ANGELES, Jan. a (VI The G Minor e field scoreboard showed: San Francisco Clippers 24, Lo.4 Angeles Bulldogs III, when the final gun fired Sun day, and tlio crowd of 8500 went home unaware that the Bulldogs had triumphed, 1 to 0. The Bulldogs won by forfeit, and tlie victory gave theni- the championiihip of the Pacific Coast league, southern division, and the right to meet the Ta coma Indians, northern division titleholders, on January 15. The forfeit was awarded by Pacific Coast League Proxy J,, H u (us Clnwitns after the owner of the Clippers, Frank Clraolo, had reported his discovery that John Woudenberg, playing a lack I e position under the name of Courtney Thorell, was ineli gible. Woudenberg, In fact, played quite a lot of tackle fur the Sun Kranclxco -'4i)ers in the All-America pro loop luut season. Trip To Bend . Several members of the Klnm. nth - Modoc chapter, Izauk Wal ton league, will be in Bend to night for a banquet and get-together with the ' Deschutes sportsmen at the Pilot Butte inn. Stays With Wrecks ATLANTA, Jan. 6 tll Bobby Dodd is staying at Georgia Toch as head football coach. The one time Tennessee baekfleld are who Joined the Tech stuff in 1 03 1 announced Saturday he had de cided to reject an offer from Baylor university of Waco, Tex. Dr. M. C. Cassel Chiropractic Physician Headaches. Gas. Stomach and Spinal Ailm.nts TIlHrHONt tut 127 So. 7th St. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Driv-Long, Short Trips Mot. Yours.lf Sav. 4 STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phon. 1304 1201 East Main Sales & Service MOTSIE'S In GENE GIST vs. BOBBY BARNEY 4 Rounds Lightweight JOE MITCHELL vs. BILL BERRY 4 Rounds Lightw.ighl MATT FINNIGAN'S Phon. 3412 This third feature Is the real reason for Sears 18th National Raw Fur Show with 942 Cash awards, totaling $7,690.00. Last season, Trapper Forrest Slabaugh, of Ligonier, Indiana, won the big $1,000.00 First Cash Award on' his skillfully handled mink pelt. Just think how handy an extra $1,000.00 cash would be for you, this year! Gat In-It's Easy Every fur you ship to Sears, during th. term of the Fur Show, is automatically considered for awards. Only the handling of pelts counts; not the kind of fur, not its value. This season, why not try for soma big txtra money? Remember, everybody has an equal chance. You have every thing to gain nothing to lose. When your furs are ready, ship them to Sears, Roebuck and Co., Raw Fur Marketing Service at the niatctl of these points: Chicago, Philadelphia, Memphis, Dallas, Kansas City or Seattle. Thousands of trappers have earned awards. YOU CAN, tool MtRAI.O a NtWl, RUmdk rlli, On. Davidson Gets Year's Starter Topping the first wroatllnu rard of tho y.ar which Is still fairly now will he thn musclo- twitching Buck Davidson of Klamath Falls, flxmlng the Ari zona sti'u:iu niHii, Hilly Wnldnir, Th. wrvatliitx niHtchin will ho hold In tho armory on Thurs day niiihts nKiiln this your, start iiiu at tho usual time of 8 ::)(). The main event will cover six lO-mimite rounds and Promoter Mack Llllnrd, recovered from a bout with the flu, has lot nut the hook for grapplera to make out the rest of the card. 16th Defense SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8 () Manuel Ortiz, busy little li'ttuco farmer from El Centra. Calif,, will defend his world bantam weiuht boxing title for the lflth tlinn hum tunlifht tlila ll, against bustling young Harold unuo oi inicaxo. LITERAL TRANSLATION 1 TOKYO, Jan. 6 (fl'j This story filtered In today from the 2Bth General hospital in Osaka: Tl, lil,r,.rln.. .-..I ..... day before the holidays that oner iiuicn we n an trim tne Christmas tree." Khn IftttirtinH In fltwl II, .1 .!,,. anese assistant llhruriun ulrcady misy at work trimming it limb by limb with a pruning shenra. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND ei'iisns oas. Msnrnao Thoroughly Modern Mr. (its Mil. J. S. ..!. f n4 Jt Rarlfjr PrvprUlsrt r.r INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE a r 'll N. J. Roi.nboum 111! Mila SI. T,Uk lit I I, Mil Wllk J. W. 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