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'' 'WHOAI" Picking tht 'dog up and thtn plant- ing him down firmly . n all four ftt whilt , restraining him from , moving Is tht best way ' to ttach htm to ttop ' In hit tracks n this command. THt VOUNO DOC Itarm tht corrtct form for a point by tx am pit from association with an elfUr and wtll-traintd doo. Con stant corroction (tads . to ulti J matt perfection of sUnct. 1 1 TV 4 ' r y i FIELD TRIAL OO08 ro run In bram. Exuborant dogo HOLDING a point until a gun la find I. taught by hay. havo to bo hold back until thoy ktarn to otand without a ing ono man fluih th. bird whilo anoth.r hold! tho dcg. load whilo waiting for tlx atarting aignal. Aft.r tho gun u flrtd th. dog ii allowed to run to tho Mag wniuj waning i IW ,nd ,f king load, and thua torn., to auociat. tho two. Eli Ross of the Bonanza kegling team. Classic league, turned the neatest bowling trick of the week by chalking up a 657 series that went like this 234-202-221. Ross was high for the week in both single line and series total as the spectacular Bon anza quintet beat the Bill Davis squad. Games of 200 or better were plentiful in the Classic Al Hat-ken worth rolled '223 lor Landry Insurance and Robinson of the Med-Dent Barbers had a string of 199-200-209 for 609 as the Barbers won two from . Landry. Roy Harris, kegling for Louie's Food, had one line of 221 and a 574 series, but Pal merton's squad took the series. Watters Insurance made a clean sweep from Edwards Richfield. All the matches in the Boost er league went by way of two games to one, but the Leash Service and Sportsmen teams tied in their middle line. Leach won the flip. Moose beat Rog ers, Cal-Ore topped Southern Oregon Music, and Nash Mo tors beat Matt Finnigan's. Miller for Nash had a 587 series out of 199-183-205 for the best game and total ; among the Boosters. In the Automotive kegling Balsiger made a thorough swipe through the Buick team, and all other matches went two games to one. Lombard topped Dick B. Miller, Ashley beat An derson and Jack's Shell finish ed ahead of Black and White. Good lines in that loop were 177s turned in by Clair Linton and Arnold Colahan of the Ash ley quint, and a 188 by Buell Orell of B and W, who also . took series honors with 531. Bradford, on Jack's Shell team, had a 194 line and 511 series. Pauline Suty, holding the anchor position for Lady Bug's Oregon Equipment squad, coupled 185-179-180 for 544 and the high series for the week among the ladies, and Edith Bray for Pine Street Market rolled 1?5 for the high game. Her series total was 483. Other top games were rolled : by Flo Ann Eaton (171), Agnes Geddes (179-170-168 517), June Baxter (178), Janice Long (178), Ruth Milne (184), Beth Griggs (180), Opal McDonald (174), and Dorotha Koberg (171). Clara Gates formed a feat of consistency with 155-153-156 464. All matches in the league went two games out of three, SATURDAY NIGHT 9 TO 1 DANCELAND SIS Klamath Ave. "Muilc As You Like It" by The DANCEMASTERS Admission. 74c Including Tax Sponsored by Post 1383. V.P.W. COME!" dog. Ha Itad and r 1 to Oregon Equipment over Rog ers. Coca-Cola over .racmc Fruit Express, Houston's Beau ty shop over unggs rooa, ana Pine Street Market ., over Fluhrer's. In the Termite circuit Peterson topped the scoring with 168-165-152 485, for Dale's Used Cars team, and McCormaCk naa a mi line and 471 series in favor of Moose No. 2. Moose won that series. Pioneer Tobacco beat Yellow Cab two lines to one and Moose No. 1 swept three from Jack's Shell. Rocky Sullivan Kayoes Sunday PORTLAND, Jan. 25 (IP) Joe Clemo, 126, Portland, won an unpopular decision' over Tony Roberts, 126, Vancouver, B. C, last night in the top event of a fight card in which all bouts were scheduled for six rounds. Other results included: Rocky Sullivan. 140. SDokane. kayoed Billy Sunday, 144, Klamath Falls (4); Emmett Murphy, 150, Port land, TK.O over liai wnne, iao, Vancouver. B. C. (2): Dick War ner, 157, Oregon City, drew with Warren Holland, 160, Bremerton (6). Early Leaders Still At Top SEASIDE, Jan. 25 (P The Oregon state bowling tourna ment moved into the final two days today with earlier estab lished leaders still at the too. The week-end bowlers will have to shoot at these marks: Class A singles John Demott, Portland, 634. Class A doubles Smoky Syl vester, Clarence Woods, Port land, 1256. Class A all-events Bill Mc Culloch. Portland. 1788. Class A teams Hoffman Radio, Portland, 2884. City Delivery Service. Ph. 8417. ts tht flrtt sttp In training a fltld Itarns from rtpeattd tugs tn a long from pats whtn tit obtys. Ski Tow Will Operate At Lake Sunday Al Vincze's ski tow on Knob hill at Crater lake will be in full operation this afternoon and tomorrow for snow and slope enthusiasts, but according to the park's weather report today un less there is a snowfall today or tonight the skiing prospects aren t bright. There is a heavy, icy crust on the snow now, but overcast skies give promise of new snow. The ski tow, a 1000-foot lift will run from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m. tomorrow to take one passenger at a time to the top of the slope. There 'is a movement on foot now to start a ski club among the novices and Sunday skiers around town, with an eye to in struction in the sport and club competition on Crater lake park slopes. A meeting is scheduled for February 6 in the chamber of commerce building to talk over the organization of such a club and ' anyone interested in the sport is invited to sit in on the talk. It is understood that the park service at present frowns upon wide ski competition which would overcrowd the facilities at the park, but some trail races and club competition could be started. Grizzlies Take Huskies, 36-9 GILCHRIST, Jan. 25 The Gilchrist Grizzlies scored a weird 36 to 9 basketball win over the Merrill Huskies last night for their fourth win out of five con ference starts. The Grizzlies led 18-0 at half- time and the Huskies didn't score a field eoal until the last min ute of the third quarter. Jimmie Shelton scored 15 points for Gil christ. The other game in the Bears Den last night saw the Merrill Bees edge past the Gilchrist B squad, 31-30. Titan Timber Saws " ! nag win .ifti.)l,V i 1945 S. 6th Phone 4366 LOGGING TRUCKS 1945 GMC-AC R-720 SERIES 11:00 x 20 tires. Westlnghouse air brakes. Brown Llpe auxiliary transmission. Trailer Wentworth and Irwin dual axle, air brakes, 11:00 x 20 tires. 17,000-lb. axles. 1945 GMC -700 SERIES 10 x 20 tires. Double reduction rear axle. Brown Lips transmission.. Wentworth fc Irwin 13.000 dual axle trailer with 10-inch tires, ffilE Mr Your Pontiae-OMC Pelicans Earn 5th League Win Surprising Grants Pass Team Beaten 64-48 After Nearly Upsetting Cart The Pelicans nearly not their feathers sinned lust nlht by n fighting Grunts Pass basketball team, but muiiaued to ii''t to gether for 24 points in the final quarter to five for the Cavemen and win 64-48, the fifth consecutive conference victory for the Pels. Grants Pass struggled on even terms with tho Klumathltes for two stanzas, then put on a thrilling burst of speed in tho third quarter to take a 4:1-40 lead at the end of that frame and put the Pels in a very bad light. Then the Pelican second string of Bob Redkey, Don Zarosln ski. Rag Craig, Don Centum and Chuck Hoilbronner were tossed Pro Football May Accept Portland bid CHICAGO, Jan. 25 (r? Rufus Klawans sees a great future for the Pacific Coast Pro Football league, of which he is president, and is planning an expansion program to include Portland and Spokane in the northwest. This should come as somewhat a relief to those members in the circuit who were prone to think otherwise when one of their top clubs, the San Fran cisco Clippers, put in a surprise bid yesterday at the National Football league meeting for a franchise. The request was promptly tabled with NFL Com missioner Bert Bell declaring that his league will keep its present 10-club membership for "three or four years." "There is no question but that we have our coast league in mind at all times." said Kla wans. "If the Clippers' franchise should ever be accepted by the National league the club would start up a farm team in Oakland to keep coast league football in the bay region. "With the increase in popula tions on the west coast, the fu ture of our league is bright and the trend undoubtedly will be to add more teams Portland and . Spokane and split the league into two divisions. This would aid us in solving a travel ing problem which has been our main stumbling block. "We were especially im pressed by the good showing last season of Salt Lake City, which entered the league for the first time, and the Honolulu War riors. Our league meeting will be in San Francisco February 15 and 16 and any problems will be ironed, out." Panthers Top Blv, 60-32 CHILOQUIN, Jan. 25 Con tinuing as the only undefeated squad in the county league, the Chiloquin Panthers overpowered aiy last nignt in a league game, 60 to 32. The Panthers have won every league and practice game gone into tnis season, and are pointing for a meeting with the Henley Hornets, also undefeated in con ference day. The Hornets have lost three non-conference clashes. Last night the Panther first team played only one quarter, tnen retired to rest up for a meeting with the KUHS Wildcats Pelican court last nieht. Score at the end of the first quarter was 24-2 Hatcher counted 10 points for the Panthers, Fagan of Bly had 17 tallies. Bly's 32 points repre sented the highest score made against Chiloquin this year, Chiloquin, also won the B game, 0J-14. Bratton Decisions New York Slugger CHICAGO, Jan. 25 (fl) John ny Bratton, sensational 20-year- oid cnicago negro and Mo. world's lightweight contender, owned a string of nine consecu tive ring triumphs today after taking a one-sided 10-round de cision over New York's Morris Reii. Before facing Bratton, Reif- with nearly a seven -nound weight advantage at 144 had scored four straight knockouts and stopped nine of his last 10 iocs. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND EUGENE ORE. MEDFOBD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mri. J. E. Earler and i.o Earl.f fr.grl.t.ra Sales & Service MOTSIE'S o T- Truck Dealer imo ine iray ana inentuy wrenched the game away from Grants Pass with speed, daring and good shooting. Grants Pass grabbed en early lead in the first quarter, but it changed hands seven times and not until halfway through- the stania were the Pelicans able to pull to a comparatively safe margin, 13-8. The locals led 18-14 when the busser sounded. The valley boys came close to topping the Pelicans' lend several times In tho second frame, but, managing to stay ahead all tho way, Klamath also held the halftime lead, 30- 23. rue third period proved the downfall of the Klamath team, and Grants Pass took ad vantage of the Pels to put the score at 43-40. In favor of the Cavemen. Burning up the court. the Gecpees dropped IB points through the net in the third frame. Klamath scored 26 field goals and completed 12 out of 21 free throws during the evening, while Grants Pass hit 14 out of 24 charity tries. In a preliminary game the Pelican junior varsity easily clipped the Grants Pass Jay vees. The two teams hook up in another duel tonight at 8:15. and in the preliminary tilt Chiloquin, leading team In the County Basketball league, win play the Wildcats, starting at o clock. Hornets Beat Sacred Heart HENLEY. Jan. 25 Still un- beaten in county conference bas ketball play, the HenloyHomeU swept over Sacred Heart 30 to 18 here last night. Henley also copped the B game, 35 to 10. Fred Hess rang . up 13 points for the Hornets, while Bill Pick ett led the Academy scoring with nine. At halftime the score was 13 to 9 for Henley, and in the final ouartcr the Hornets loosened up the Academy defense to put the game out of danger. Lineups and scoring: Henler Academy Rutter(4) F (DHonzel Hess (13) r .....F (4) Narcy Newnham (2) ...-C (1) Colbert Bodncr(4) G Mattes Cunningham (2) . G (9) Pickett Henley reserves Smyth (S), Balin and Nobel. Academy re serves Schuh (1), Manning (2) and Vandenberg. State Is Asked To Clear Weeds PORTLAND. Jan. 25 (P) Sportsmen's groups voted last night to ask tne state legislature to finance weed eradication from Tahkenitch and Siltcoos lakes on the Oregon coast. They estimated the project would cost nearly $200,000 with annual re-treatments costing 5 per cent of the original sum. Sportsmen said a rapidly spreading Brazilian weed in the lakes threatened to make them useless for swimming or boating. A committee meeting was called for Monday to draft a bill. Sponsorship of the game commit tees of the house and senate will be sought - Classified Ads Bring Results. FOR SALE Montana SEED POTATOES Certified Gems Booking orders now. Car due here now. ' Also, Used Potato Sacks KLAMATH POTATO DISTRIBUTORS Phone 6428 or 8911 Stukel Warehouse MM 7111 MAIM ST. II " I If' Louis Wants Boui That'll Pack 'Em In LOS ANGELES. Jan. 25 M) Joe Louis, casually chomping an applu 10 minutes before starting a workout, has a definite iioin illation fur the next defense of his heavyweight championship. "I don't care who 1 fight, just so ho's the one thiil'll draw tho most money, he decided, after thinking It over a full moment and quartering the apple with one bite. The champ, who looked Eretty good despite the fact e weighs nearly 21S pounds. Is getting ready for a tour of Mexico and Central America, boxing a series of exhibitions. The first Is set for February 5 at Mexico City with Arluro Godoy. As his trainer, Mnnnle Scnmnn of New York, looked askanco at the apple and the clock, mill more than 1000 rallblids waited outside to see tho Bomber spar and punch the bag, Louis went on: 'I'm s'posed to fight in New York June 26. I reckon it'll be with the winner of the Hunk I Woodcock fight in London In February." Louis calls Joe 13nk.il "Baskl. He went on: "Huskl is all right, I guess. But Woodcock would draw better. lt'd live the fight something yea. an International angle. That migiit do a minion uounrs. "Those other fellas, Baskl or Walcott shucks, that'd only do about $200,000." What about Bruce Woodcock, the Englishman? "I saw him fight In New York. He's all right. Kinds slow, but not bad. And Jersey Joe Walcott. or Elmer (Violent) Ray? Joe didn't hesitate. "Not them. They stunk the Garden out when they fought. So saying, Joe Louis leisurely began his workout preparations. And Mnnnle Seaman eyed with suspicion a well done-up apple core. Oregon High School Pendleton 27, La Grande 26. University 49, St. Mary's 29. Medford 57. Central Point 35. Eugene 46, Salem 36. Oregon City 49, Gresham 30. Hillsboro 38. West Linn 34. Rainier 50, Vernonia 20, Albany 45, Bend 33, Sandy 28, Dallas 26. Tillamook 62, Tigard 46. Lebanon 36, Taft 26. McMinnville 42, Newberg 89. Sorinsflcld 37. Cottage Grove 31. Junction City 32, Roseburg 25. Washington 51, Grant 44. Commerce 43, Benson 32. Roosevelt 41, Sabln 30. Jefferson 46, Lincoln 33. Forest Grove 41, Bcavcrton 40. Astoria 42. The Dalles 36. Central Catholic 61, Parkrose 37. Baker 43, Machl 32. Far West Collage Oregon State 59, Washington 37. Washington State 51, Oregon 37. Santa Clara 55. Portland 36. UCLA 52. California 45. Colorado State 40, Colorado College 39. Montana State College 52. Val- lev City (N. D.) Teachers 39. San Jose State 43. Nevada 41 Stanford 45. San Francisco Olympic Club 40. Keg Loop Starts GILCHRIST. Jan. 25 Em ploycs of the Gilchrist Timber company and business men from here have organized a Dowung league at the Gilchrist club. Eight teams have entered the contest. The league games begin Tuesday, January 28. Today, as always, the real navy is its men. There are 500,. 000 real men In the navy today. Careful Workmanship Quality Parts Full Guarantee of Satisfaction Olra gf Joit flvo Saya la pal roar watch In lira look iliapo fain, riral qualltjr factory part ttieS, Engraving While You Wait Immediate Ring Sising Bead h Pearl Re- stringing BASKETBALL DWIN5 6 o UacwimJ MSRAI.D NEWS. Kl.malk rallt. Oro. Ahead Of Pack . . . OSC Whips Huskies; Webfoots Lose Again SEATTLE, Jan. 25 (4) OrvHon Stntw, winner of 17 of 18 j limit thin ft on Mint, nil" ed wull iihetid of the pack In northorn division Pacific Const conference overwhelming win over Washington, but wiisningion Binie any lutd a winning strenk under way. The Denver...' henteii nlilv bv Lnnu Island university tills scusnn, trounced Washington convincingly hero Inst night 50 to 37 for a firth conference victory ugnlnsl no defeats. Al Pullman, Washington a lute won Its fourth straight, dclVutliig Ore gon 51 to 37, mid climbed to second place In the race with a five won, tnreo lost record. A midget Kuurd. Lew Beck, Hpnmi.wl In III twilntM ti Imiil Ills team us Wushington kept its eyes inululy on big Hcd Rochu, Oregon State center, who was held to eight points. Cliff Crundiill, a forward, counted 13 points and tho best scoring effort by Washington was Forward Buoily Gilbert- son's eight. Ability System Punch-Drunks NEW YORK: Jan. 25 (!') Tho cnnipnlgn to do uwny with tighters who wind uu wanting on their heels and heuriug inuke-bellevo bells go off, took a new twist todny witli a pro posal to have beak-busters grad ed like nee horses on proven ability J- but without putting uluminum shoes on them or feeding them oats. The Idea came rrom ur. i. B. Powell, member of the New York state athletic commission, and was given a considerable run-down at yesterday's weekly meeting of tho commission, which has been campaigning pointedly for a yeur on getting punch-drunkenness and punch drunk fighters out of the ring. The commission cnnirmnn, Eddie Engnn. who revealed Wednesday that the licenses of 61 fighters were revoked Inst year because the commission didn't wunt them to "get hurt ed." likes tho suggestion. Dr. Powell s plan Is to have the commission grade ear scrnmblers under five classifi cations, depending on what they've done In the ring and naturally what's been done to them. When any elouler. except a champion, loses five In a row, hi would fall down Into the next lower grade, the commis sion proposes. And he can come Bruins Trounce Bears For Tie SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25 (II A 52-45 v ctory over the Call fornla Bears lust night gave UCLA's Bruins a tic for the southern division lend in Pacific Coast conference buskcthnll and a chance to pull ahead of the Bears in tonight's game. ' The artful Bruins gave their Berkeley cousins their first breath-tuking long shots by Freshmnn Johnny Stonlch. The former Sncramcnto star dunked eight field goals, all from more than 25 feet out. USC and Stanford, other mem bers of the southern division, passed up league play for the week-end. Stanford nut-sped Son Francisco Olympic club 45-40 In a Palo Alto clash. Hans Norland Fire Insurance. 123 N. 8th St. PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED SO lAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION No I.oib of Tim. I lrrmoinl SFtultit f DR. E. M. MARSHA C'hlroprallo Fhrri'-laii RS No. Ilk Cnolr. Tbaalio BISs rhino 10M MINERAL WOOL INSULATION &(R(m!33tn)( SERVICE TODAY KEEPS BREAKDOWNS AWAY I BE AN CARL BIRD THIS TEAR J U.W.IKlEIKNS (II: Farm Equipment- 1U do, Sixth Bu ATI'nAT. J... tl, lilt, F.IO T biiskclbnll piny today aftor an - The Washington pavilion, pucked to overflowing and with u big new uniting section opened, housed 13,500 speed), tors fur the gunie, a new I'ti c I f I c northwest biisketbnll crowd record. At I'ullmiin, Washington Statu built up a good curly lend mid got out In front 28 to 23 at hnlftline and held It to the end. Dob llumllton, Wnshliigloii Stute gunrd, scored 12 to lead both teums. The teums play again tonight. May Grade Out Of Ring hack rip only after ho wins live In a string. No match would bo made be tween two thumper In dlder. ent classifications except be tween chumps and contenders without spcclul dlseiiaution of t lio boxing commission. Tami Knocks Out Thomas In Two DETROIT. Jan. 25 ! Tainl Muurlello kept his heavyweight opponent John Thomas on the florir during a largo share of their brief two-round encounter Inst night as he scored his second technit-nl knockout of tho New York negro. Seven knockdowns four In the first round and three In the second were administered by the Bronx bulldozer befure Ref eree Lou llnndler stopied the scheduled lOroundcr niter two minutes and 45 seconds of the second frame. A crowd of 9725 puld 123.724 for exuetly the kind of battle It expected as Maurlello, weighing in at 201 to 194 for Thomas, practically duplicated his third round TKO of the New Yorker scored here last March. Altamont Wins The Altamont Junior high ragers edged past their Fremont counterparts 27 to 24 In a Thurs day tilt, after having led 13-12 at the half. Shcppard had IS points for Altamont. GET THE BEST! COMPLETE TRIM WORK Auto Gloss Cut ond Installed Scar Cushiens Rebuilt Custom Mad Soot Covert BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main at Esplanade Ph. 3121 6808 Night Phone 8772 Play safe,. Kheduls repair work for gsch machlng during in idlo teawo... mhlti ibtbmrf itaitn. Sag now for a ibof data. -Klamath Falls, Oregmm 1 4th and Klamath Phone 8164 II I
