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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1947)
( leavers Take Over i r. 'V ri 1 1 A "J ' Doug Puckett ol Ktno, mtmbir ol the Isaak Walton league, is shown with ruddy ducks which were picked up on Klamath river lea undar Copco powar Unas crossing tha river naar Kano. Copco alllclali ara studying tha problam, hoping to discover torn mathod that will pre vent tha ducks irom nming tna BOWLING Tha local kcaicrs taking part In the state men and women's Inurnty up at Seaside !iid As toria ara up Micro now, having golton off yesterday, no lomo report of now they're doing hould be avatlablo In tho Sun day paper!. There was one rfiange In the local tourney , lineup reported. June Baxter was to take Ina Patty'i pluco on the WUIard holed team. In league play this weak BUI Klenaa of tha Mad-Dent team. Classto group, rolled a 231 gam for high In that depart ment, but his total for tha series was down to S17 as tha Barbara took two of thraa Unas from Palmerton. HI Rou and Mac McReth rolled Ell Rom and Maa MrBetli rolled games of 217. Bonanza won two of three. V Tho Edward! Richfield quint ' topped series from Louie's Food, and Bill Davii Associated won two games of three from Walters Insurance, totaling 3110 for tho series. Two pins on series total was deciding factor In two Booster league matches. Moose beat Sportsmen two games of three but lost tho series total by the two timbers. On the paint system of scoring that gave tho teams an even break for the match. The same thing happened In tho Rogers Jewelry and Leach Serv ice match. Also In the Booster division Matt Finnignn'i squad swept everything from Southern Ore gon music and Nairn won two of threo from Cal-Ore. Goodyear team of the Com mercial leaguo set a now league record with a 21)29 three-game seriei total while beating South ern Oregon Amusement threo times. Great Northern won from Horn'! Insurance, Weyerhaeuser from Klamath Bnsin Pine Mills, and Red Rooster from St. Fran cis Markot, all two lines out of three. Each of tha four matches this week In tho Automotive keg leaguo went two games out of throe. Unlslger beat Lombard, Buick bent Black and White. Jack's Shell beat Ashley and Anderson beat Dick B. Miller, : although losing tha series total lor a spilt on points. Ethel Borden, kegling for Moose No. 1 squad In tha Ter mite loop, was high In that loop with 473 series, but Moosa No. 2 won tha match. ' Dala'a Used Cars team won two of thraa from Yellow Cab iiu riuiwH .vubcw cuppau Jack's Shall for a whole series. Pauline Suty had the best slnglo gama effort on tho Indies' side this week, a. 235 for O.cRon Equipment of tho Lndy Bug league but her scries totul amounted to S41 as Oregon Equipment won two games of three from Pacific Fruit Express. Pearl Poppy rolled 8SH for Pine Street Market bat that outfit managed to win only ono line irom uriggs. Coca-Cola won two of three from Rogers Jewelry and Hous ton'! Beauty coppod two of three from Fluhrcr's on a three-gome icrici of Z4B1. SATURDAY NIGHT 9 TO 1 DANCELAND 815 Klamath Ave. v "Music As You Like It" by The DANCEMASTERS Admission, 74a, Including Tax .' Sponsored by Port 1383. V.F.W. 1 Ducks Take Count At Ksno I I ! Ill ,. - unaa. Pels Whip Central Point 80-16 For League Victory Showering their visitors with a hall of 80 points, the Klamath Union high school Pelicans last night drubbed Central Point on KU court fur tho third Klamath conference basketball victory. The score was identical 80 to 18. Medford's Tornado took care of the Ashland Grizzlies, 42-28 to slay in the southern Oregon losses, Jml one jump ahead or tne I'eii. Lat night the Pels were way ahead before the Pointers got started, and the score at the end of the first period was 18-S. High School Oregon Frosh S3. Salem 49. Lebanon 42. Newport 33. Beaverton 42, West Linn 28. Taft 44. Sweet Home 18. Baker 44, Pendleton 3B. Waldport 17. Eddvvllle 13. Mc-Mlnnvllle 80. Tlgnrd 38. Sandy 33. Estnrada 28. Central Catholic 34, Gresham 33. Dulles 33, Pendleton 19. Newberg 4V Hlllsboro 28. The Dalles 34. Hood River 31. Medford 42. Ashland 28. Klnmath Falls 80, Central Point 18. Vernonla 88. ClaUkanie 39. Astoria 2S, Redmond 24. Columbia Prep 30, Parkrose 28. Washington 43. Roosevelt 36.- Franklin 33. Lincoln 21. Commerce 33, Sabln 37. Jefferson 58. Benson 40. St. Helens 30. Rainier 27. Seaside 48. Scappoose 48. Hill Military 37, Ogden Mead ows, Wash.. 23. Far West College Washington State 51, Wash ington 48. Oregon State 58, Oregon 4.V Central Washington 59, Seat tle college 43. Eastern Washington 72, St Martin's 31. Pacific Lutheran 58, Whit worth 46. University of Portland 53 Gonzaea 41. Pacific university 40, Willa mette 38. T.lnfielH 50. Whitman 57. Montana 73, Farragut college, 35. College of Idaho 88, Eailero (Irnann MIL OregonTfayvees 52, Vanport 48- .. Southern Oregon 57, Hum boldt 52. UCLA 60. Southern Cal 48. California 47. Stanford 46. Santa Clara 41, St. Mary'! 40. Perfect '300' PORTLAND, Jon. 18 (P) Jack Soclborg, national all-star tournament competitor from Portland, gained admittance to the "300 club'! last night by rolling the first perfect game In five years in league bowling here. HOTELS OSKMN HOLLA NO twaNc ec. Nttrtas THoreufffety Modern Mr Ml Mr, J. K. mm4 J Barter Praprtetar nrt rr) -ri t ILil loop lead with four wins and no 'Central Point was kept on the defensive most of the time and had to stay down in the vicini ty of the Pelican basket. Tha second .quarter was actu ally the best for Central Point they scored six- points while the Pelicans dropped in 17, so the count at the half was 35-11. Better than five mlnutei of play went by in the third stan za before Central Point scored, a free throw by Milt Hllke, his team's lone tally in that period. Third quarter count was 82-12. Joe Zaroslnskl looped In 15 points for the Pels. Gene Hover had 13, LcRoy Coleman 12, Don Cesanun 12, Bob Redkey and Clarence Bussman 10 each. For Central Point Scottie Rupp had a high of six tallies and Wal lace West three. The two teams get together again tonight at 8:15 for the final game of the series. A pre liminary tilt with the Henley Hornets and the Wildcats starts at 6:45 p. m. The Pelican- Cen tral Point tilt will be broad cast over KFLW. The little fellows front Fair view and Riverside will put on a between-halvcs exhibition. In a prelim tilt last night the Pel Jayvee team boat Hal's Sports, 34-29. The largest fisherman among animals Is the Alaskan brown or Kodlok bear. He sometimes reaches tho enormous weight of 1500 pounds. Sports Afield. Dr. M. C. Cassel Chiropractic Physician Headaches. Gas. Stomach aad Spinal Allmenta Tiuimom imm 127 So. 7th 84. Titan Timber Saws 1945 S. 8th Phone 4388 r V1 vr MINERAL WOOL INSULATION GftW 6808 V-t A SV aVi Night Phone 8772 MHWnPf-Jito, RUPTURED? NO STRAPS! NO IELTS! NO BULBS! , Non-Irritating and Washable. Can Not Sllpl REASON SHOULD TEACH YOU NOT TO PLACE A BULB OR BALL IN OPENING OF RUPTURE WHICH KEEPS MUSCLES SPREAD APART. Holds muscles together with soft concave pad. Keeps rupture tightly closed at all times while working, lifting, walking or swimming. Lightweight. See the DOBBS TRUSS. DOBBS TRUSS IS DIFFERENT FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN No matter what truss you now wear you owe it to yourself to see The Dobbs Truss. Fro Examination and Demonstration . ALL DAY, TUES. & WED., JAN. 21 & 22 HOTEL WILLARD (Ask for Mr. Dobbi) Lead Husky Loss Places OSC In Top Spot SEATTLE, Jan. 18 (VP) The 13th game proved Washington's jinx and Oregon State, at the top of tho northern division Pa cific coast conference standings, looked mure than ever today like the team to beat In the confer ence race. Ten missed free shots from tne foul line, compared with only four by Washington State, gave tho Louiiurs a ol to 1 victory over Washington at Pullman last night. It wos the Huskies' first loss in 13 games this season, ana gave them a four won, one lost standing In conference ploy, At Eugene, Oregon Blaie finished strong to win Its 18th victory In 17 games, defeating Oregon, 68 to 46, for the second time this season. Ora- ?on State has won four and est none in the conference. Bob Hamilton, Cougar guard, cut loose tor 18 points and scor ing honors as the Washington Staters won the game at Pullman with less than three minutes to play. With the count tied at 47- 47. Gene blverlson. Cougar cen tcr, and Hamilton tossed in bas kets and the best Washington could do was a free throw. The Cougars led at the half 27 to 28 but Washington spurted to take a 31 to 27 lead in the first three minutes of the second half. Freshman Sammy White. Wash' ington forward, led the Huskies with 11 points. Alex Petersen, Oregon. State forward, helped control the back boards and was high scorer with 17 points as the Beavers humbled Oregon. At one time In the first half Oregon held a seven-point lead, 20-13, and was In front 21 to 20 at haUtimc. Washington plays Washington btato again tomgnt at v unman Schroeder Due For High List George Halos Display Fenimor As Selection NEW YORK, Jan. 18 (PPy The strange omission of Ted Schroe der's name from tennis' first 10 for 1948 was due to be rectified at the annual meeting of the U. S. Lawn Tennis association here today. Largely because of his sense. tional play in the Davis cup matches in Australia lost month. the Californion was expected to be given a high spot in the rank ing as finally approved by the game'i head men possibly No. 2, behind Jock Kramer. The male weakfish in 50 feet of water can moke a sound that can be heard by the man in the boat over him. This is done by the peculiar muscle that they have that sets the air bladder vibrating. Sports Afield. Classified Ada Bring Results. AMERICAN LEGION CLUB NOW OPEN! Noon to Midnight Sundays 2 P. M. to 11 P. M. For Legionnaires and Guests 221 Main Next to WUIard Hotel Sales & Service MOTSIE'S f Wtf M fti'. lis Vi"-r rs"irinnitnnnnrinjvvxAn Saturday Night Surprise Night! r- Bears Join Money Spree CHICAGO. Jon. 18 Wj With an orthopedic physician In at tendance to check Bob Fcnl morc's bad knee, Ccorge Halas of . the Chicago Bears takes his turn today in pro football's gaudy signing series. The Oklohoma Aggies' greet halfback will officially Join up with the National Football league champions amid as much fanfare as Halos con muster In the wake of the splash made yes terday when his crosstown rival, Charley Bidwill of the Cardinals, lassoed Charley Trippl with a four-year poet for nearly $100, 000. During Halas' ostentatious presentation of his showpiece to day at the Palmer House, the bone and muscle specialist is scheduled to give Fenimore the once over before he signs Just as if George didn't know more about that bad knee than the lad himself. 'Fenimore is the best college player In the country bar none," said Halas, loud enough so Bidwell could hear. But when it comes to how much the 20-year-old Oklahoma Aggies speedster Is going to get. the owner-coach of the Bears isn't so noisy. In fact, he Just isn't making a sound. Ill pretty safe speculation, though, that Fenimore will get less than the Bears' great T master. S i d Luckman. whose contract reportedly calls for $20,000 per semester. Huskies Get Initial Win MERRILL, Jan. IB The cus tomers got their money's worth on the Merrill basketball court last night. The Huskies edged Sacred Heart academy 27 to 26 in the varsity game and in the B tilt Merrill also got a one-point win, Bill Pickett of the Academy was high scorer with nine points. Merrill was ahead 9-6 at the end of the first quarter and 18-13 at hautime, but the Cam. olics were In the lead for a while at the end of the third period, 23-21. The win was the first in league competition this season for the Huskies. They play a return game with Chiloquin Tuesday and go to Gilchrist for a league game next Friday. Lineups and scoring: Merrill Pos. Academy O'Kecfe (7) F (8) Honzel Snapp (4) F (8) Narey D. Haskins (2) C (1) Colbert Simmons (7) G (9) Pickett Trotman (6) G Mattes Merrill reserves Bowman (2) and Doyle Haskins. Academy reserves Manning, Micheelis ind Vandenberg. Nearly 25,000,000 people live in French Indo-Chlna. TOWER DRIVE INN Claude Hibbert, Prop. NOW OPEN Seven Days Week Curb Service From 4 p. m. to 12 p. m. We make our own pastries JaVUX SUA 701 MAIN ST. i ii -tut. FINAL ARMORY - SAT. BALDY'S BAND Due to increased costs of operation, we find It no longer profitable to operate every Saturday night. Moke your plans to attend the Annual Crippled Children's Dance , . Saturday, January 25 Recreation park, Klamath's of snow, but the time when the far oil. Tne city now is considering proposal or no sons oi Five Fights On Tuesday's Ring Docket Rounding out Tuesday night's fistic 'card, Promoter Mack Lll larrf h added another heavy weight scrap and a lightweight DOUL malting live engagements for the armory ring. Div tTaurlrin will do battle with Murray (Red) Brltton in the teavyweigm leaiure attraction ID rounds. Lonnie (Lee) Chism, six-foot-one 185-pounder, Is slated to mix witn firnie uuineia oi oaneri field over the four-round route. Duffield stands six feet five and weighs in at 207 pounds. Tha nnnna- will hlSV T)arrp11 Harrington and Joe Mitchell get ting together In the lightweight division, also four rounds.. On. Mkp chnnoo hn been made in the lineup previously announced. At the insistence of T aev Mnl .ann trainer Ratnh Weiser will replace Bunny w eiser in tne senu-winoup wim Kuoy orison, live rounas ugnt weight. ' Bob Eastman and Eddie Johann are paired In the middle bout ol the evening, a five-rounder in the middleweight class. 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Oregon State will travel to Salt Lake City for the first game of the season on September 27. That contest will be an attrac tion of Utah's centennial cele bration. Portland U will be a guest at Corvallis on October 25. Two games are slated for Bell field in Corvallis, and the Bea vers have only one contest on Multnomah field in Portland that with the UCLA Bruins. The Oregon-Oregon State game will be played in Eugene. 1(47 Beaver Slate: September 27 Utah at Salt Lake. October 4 Washington at Se attle. . October 11 Idaho at Corval lis. October 18 Southern Cal at Los Angeles. November 1 Stanford at Palo Alto. November 8 UCLA at Port DANCING D every night except Tuesday In the beautiful Banquet Room. lit Sportsmen's Hotel D presents it Don Ridley In person ... direct from Cbi-Cbi in Palm Springs and Lai Vegas . . . his aceordian-piane Solo-Vox a a a and entertalnmentl -5" Fine Foods, Cocktails Call Tulelake 2S01 for ing you've wanted to do! 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