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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1947)
Beavers Choose To By MATT KRAMER AP Bporti Wrlt.r Now that OriiKun Htulo hits won tha northern division title, the Beavers liuva stiuclclird tiilk of triiiispliintliiK tlio conference ehiiHiploiislilo series Ilka the 11142 llosu bowl iiumn. This tlma tha trmiKfor would liuvti been only 41) miles to the on Hi to tlii' University of Oreuon's MfArtluir court, better known by profile as the Initio, which ho kin 0(1(10 full! conilmred with about 21100, nt Orcjion Slnte's ci url. But th Bavrs will hold Strain Off. Oregon State Loses To Cougars. 49-37 PULLMAN, Woh Kel. 28 IIP) A lot-up by the Orugon Klulo Heavers, new northern division Pacific const conference basket ball tltlohoWltirs, gnve Welling ton Stute college a 40 to 37 vic tory luat night. Playing with two regulars missing. Oregon Stuto moved Pilots Set tTough Slate PORTLAND, Feb. 28 (II A nlne.gume Portland university football schedule was completed yesterday with the signing of Wnthlngtnn State college. The schedule: Sept. 20 St. Marys at San rrniiclnco. Sept, 27 Montana at Mis soula. Oel. 5 Huwallnn All-Star at Portland. Oct. II Nevada at Reno. Oct. 10 Idaho at Moscow. Oct. 25 Oregon Stole ot Cor vnllla. Nov. 1 Wellington State at Portland, Nov. 8 Montana Slate at An aenndu. Nov. 18 Willamette at Port-land. Way Out Front NKW YORK. Feb. 28 (IP) Cllft McNcely. of Texas Wea- leyun, haa cronrd the 600-polnt mark to widen his lead In the national collegiate Individual high scoring ba.ikotball race. In cluding Munday's night game, McNcely now has 838 polnta, 108 points more than runner-up Jim Lacy of Baltimore Loyola. The two play ugninsl each other In Baltimore on Frlduy night. (to (Ed GKMEID m AMAZING NEW (ONI UNIT) f0f ' aVONO-PAC No aprerr tiutfi y patsk jf No eeporata battery wire Yea now you can aranr a hearlne; aid with oomplftto comfort and eeiaa. Th tiny new Helton Mono-Pae la about It eiza and welahtof old atyl henrinff aids actually Utile larfiir Uian deck of playing osrda, yet eo powerful you hear even iMirpera it uclpuil facia about this new "miracle aid" Inl valuable FRKR book sIxMit deafneaa. Phone, eom fat, or aend coupon for your copy. Mr. S. C. Mitchell of 214 Miner Building, Eugene, phone 4141, holds monthly clinics nt the Wlncma Hotel, where free tests ot your hear ing is given. You will be amazed at the economy of batteries since we use the large No. 4 Mercury A. Also, tho tiny slzo of our Harmony Beltnne is a joy to wear, due to its form fitting shape. Mr. Mitchell Is with James N. Tnft and Associates of Port land . . . who have been serv ing the hard of hearing since 1034, and are favorably known In this work, Please writo for next clinic dates. S. C. Mltchsll B I'M Miner Bids,, Kucene, Ore. JPIoaae nuh ealnalile FRKU booklet con. tnlnln the fnnla nlmit doAfneaa and what can be done to overcome it. I Nam I I X I Street j y( JTown !hate. j the s.rl.s with th southern division rprantatlv at Cor vallls March 7, I and 10 with only 700 ! going to tha ganaral public. Tlin southern division repre sentative la utmost certain to be UCLA, a teum that has estab lished a new conference! scurliiK record of OS point In n (Initio f nmo and has uvoruged OS points hrniiKli the season. Star uro: No, 1, Don Burks dulo, 0 foot 0 Inch, 2U0 pound center who holds the niitlon'i coring record of 12011 polntr In a season, nearly 24 polnti a guiue ahead to lead at half time 24-21, but were unubla to withstand Washington State's closing drive. Oregon State hud clinched the title Monday night uuutimt Washington Slate, but Kilatul Anderson and Alex Peterson, starting OSC players, were In jured and did not get into luat night's game. The loss, Oregon Stale's third conference beating of the sea son and fourth of the year, left Ihem with a 12-won, threc-losl conference record, with one game to play. The victory gnvo Wushlnglon Klutv a 10-won, five lost record in the conference, with one game to go. Morrie Silver. Oregon State guard, and Cene Slvertson, Washington State center, shared scoring honors with 11 apiece. Interviews For Recreation Job Set For Thursday Applicants for the Job of city recreation director will be Inter viewed Thursday when tho rec reation commltteo hopes to secure a man to fill the position left vacant by tho resignation of E. E, Hambrick some weeks ago. Hambrlck has continued with some details of tho work and will be on hand in an advisory capacity until a new man is familiarized with the position. Fred E. Roblnaon, chairman of the recreation committee, said today that his group is continu ing negotiations with the Sons of Italy lodge In Its offer to take over Recreation park from the city to make certain Improve ments on the baseball field In return for a priority on its use. ' The lodge has offered to build additional grandstands, plant grass, construct shower rooms and If possible erect lights for night games. It has requested use of the park three afternoons and evenings a week in return for the work. Should the project be under taken th lodge will operate th field long enough to recover the coat of its outlay, after which it will revert to the city. City Delivery Srvlc. Ph. 8417. CHAMPS & ..ae' aw- jw.'iitraawr- ritU'S; ajttaw-.w.ca. tea aWya". eiaihaw x . At dyrttiw lit Knockouts, Mister ... Three rugged new sty les ... Champs of their clasi for spring. Heel-to-toe comfort, built In from tho walking "00. Better so Roblee-soon. Mode! Shoe Store 717 Main Hold Tourney At (established while with the army Camp Itoss team); No. 2, Uuvago Miner, a (I -foot -3, IDS -pound giiurd, who sometimes oulscorcs Burksrlulo and like the center la of African ancestry; No. 3, John Stnnlch. a B-foot-10 forward, who currently Is luudlng scorers In conference gumoa down aoulh and la of Kuropenn ancestry. Couch Wilbur Jones of UCLA, who win al Washington Bluto to acout the Oregon Stuto tcntn, thlnka highly of both Barksdale and Miner, They have o much aprlng in their lega tliut neither tosses the bull up to tho baaket BASKETBALL Eugene B0, Lebanon 44. Mllwauklo 38, Molaila 33. Toledo 33, Waldport 25. Monmouth 31, Salem Academy 24. Sundy 37, Dallas 28. Oregon City 42, West Linn 41. Ml, Angel 34, Eslucada 33. St. Helens 00, Rainier 40. Benson S3, Commerce 44, Jefferson 40, Lincoln 42. Washington 48, Grant 43. Rooaevelt 61, Sabln 37. 'Cats Trounce Trojans, 39-23 Lest night on the Klamath Union high school court the Wildcats defeated Sacred Heart academy 30 to 23, after leading 18-14 at the half. Skip Johnson led the basket making with eight points for the 'Cuts, while Bill Pickett and Jack Narey each had seven for the Trojans. In the preliminary game the KU Frosh drubbed Sacred Heart B Warn, 00 to 15. When an Individual turkey Is tagged to Indicate its U. S. grade the grade tug also must suite the age, that is, whether the bird Is young or old. LEGAL NOTICE NOTirr or mnm, a oint NOTHT. IH lirKXHY GIVEN thai I hv filed my Fintl Account In the manor of the Ule of CLYDE r PHI... MPS. Qceid; thai the Clrrult Court of th Stat of Or ton for Klamath County hat Ml Thursday, th 31th day of March, IM7. at th hour of two o'Hoe-H p. m., and th Circuit Court Room of th Klamath County Court House In Klamath rails. Oregon, at th tlm and place for hearlni of objections or exception to aald Final Account. If any there, b. and lhat I will at that tlm and plar aril th Court for an ordr approvin aald Final Account and dlacharflnc m aa tuch administrator in urn aiaic. KDW1N R DRIACOLL. F. M: M. 5-U-1B aa-No, on. Dr. M. C. Cassel Chiropractic Physician HsadachM, Gas, Stomach and Spinal Ailments ....... Tiurawi aaa 127 So. 7th St. fw.vMrca M. Cesiadeejeasajasjy-- k n i " vV TettMEBnKmmmmmmmmmtvmimXe A . - "r v Mre.e IH? SHOES. FOR MEN MA taa aai feat, fc?yaa jaaaiarai ail laJaW'ia?5 71 kj a. m a rr i ' ri r eeaav asonsMHaeV.'i' V fviaAvsaiartiSuAi LiA "They Jump up and throw the bull down through the hoop," he awed. Oregon State'a Rd Rocha can do that, too, and haa paced the Beavera to a conference coring' average of Bl polnta a game, allghtly above th UCLA mark. Rocha, almoat certain to be the northern divtaion acor ing leader again ihl yr, will Slv away pound to Barks al, but at 6 ft I haa two Inch in height. The Heave alao have darting Lew Buck, only 5 feet 10, but a floor leader cupablo of 20-polnt Rough And Tumble Expected Pete Belcaatro, who wears such Informal monikers aa the "Weed Aaaaaaln" and "Hlatol Pete," la expected to slug it out to a finish with Billy Weldnor at the armory tomorrow night. They are paired In the five round main event struggle, and Washington High Clinches Berth PORTLAND, Feb. 26 (IP) Washington high Colonials cinched a berth in the state bas ketball tournament and at least a tie for the city court title by edging out Grant high, 46 to 43, yesterday, The city sends two teams to the state playoff and the Colo nials will go as either the first or second ranking team. A top post would give the Colonials their fourth straight city crown. There is historical mention of the spaniel as early as the 14th century. Sports Afield. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE in Tnr cinctiiT corntT or the STATE Or OHKUON rOR KLAMATU IN Till MATTER Or THE ESTATE Or GSOI10E HOLMES PEA8TEH. who wei alio known aa G. 11. PEASTEH, De ceased. Notice la hereby given that Th United Stalea National Bank of Portland hai been appointed artmlnlatrelor of the Mtata of Georae Holme Peaitar, who we. alao known aa G. H. Pea.ler, De reiaed. All persona havlna clatme eamn.t aald aalata are required to pro Kent Ihem to Ihe undcralaned admln tatrator. at Ita Klamath Talla Branch at Klamath ralla, Oreson. within tlx momhe from February n 1W7. which la tho data of flrtt publication .of thta notice. Tint UNITED STATE. NATIONAL BANK Or PORTLAND. P. 17; M. a-IJ-aO- No. 62J. 00$ Phone 7363 J (coal Corvallis efforts. Ilia replacement, Dan Torrey, la aa likely to get hot in a scoring apree Couch Blots Gill ratea Torrey the best fresh man player he ever has had. And then there's Morrle Silver, the B-foot-fl guard, whose slick floor play helps make the Staters the team they are. There is more height in Er land Anderson and Alex Peter son, both plus six-footers who get their ahure of poli.ta. Not many will aee It, but It's going to be quite a scries. although Pete is rated as the coast Junior neavy cnampion, nis belt will not be an issue of this fight. Belcastro's style of wrestler Is to hang a haymaker on his oppo nent's chin at the earliest oppor tunity, and he is rarely ever subtle about it. Pete's age-old beef with Referee Wally Moss ia another feature of his frequent appearances in the local ring. Wcldner, conqueror of the Grey Mask, In two bouts of three recently, will be the popular favorite with the crowd for this fight, but Belcastro also has his vocal following. Two other bouts are on the card. Mills Eliminated From Hoop Meet Riverside school defeated Mills 42 to 2 in a quarter-final game of the grade school A league bas ketball tourney yesterday st Fairvlcw gym. Dale Hicks scored 14 points and Neil Hicks counted nine for Riverside. This afternoon Riverside plays Fairview and the winner of that tilt is slated to tangle with un defeated Roosevelt for the league championship tomorrow. Repairs All makes of oxygen and acetylene apparatus . . . 10-day service . . . apparatus for loan while we repair yours. SESSLER BROS. 534 Market St. achieves In cold or heat in your car, new or old AroTase offers today's finest all around gas oline performance. AroTanb produced by the pioneer in the field of premium motor fuels is made entirely from high octane compon ents, in balanced proportions. This means that AroTanE'S volatility is right for instant start- RIVERLE83 BRIDGE KANSAS CITY. Feb. 26 (re construction of a new 1800-foot bridge over dry land is sched uled to begin shortly. Then after it's completed, a river will be put under it. The Liberty Bend bridge will be constructed on land, then a pilot cut made beneath it and the flood waters of the Missouri river will cut a new channel for themselves. The $3,000,000 prot ect is part of a flood control pro gram. v e v FOOD PROBLEM CANON CITY, Colo.. Feb. 26 (IP) Things looked rosy for James O. Maxey with hogs hit ting $30 a hundredweight and his sow with a litter of 11 pigs. Then the sow electrocuted it self by chewing through the in sulation on the electric brooder. Maxey is trying to save the pigs by farming them out to neighbors to feed by bottle. a OK THE RIGHT TRACK WESTBURY. N. Y.. Feb. 26 (IP) A little brick station on a spur track which the Long Is land railroad abandoned is the answer to the housing problem INCOME TAX RETURNS Fdral and Stat Geaeral AoceanUaf AselltBf Boeks Inatalle aaa KalalaMe Gans & Hatter. AoeessWaU Baleonr la Pat'a Barker Ska II Na. eta St, faeae Mat Phone 4860 DUAL OCTANI QUALITY. 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( tmm ' th Pennsylvania Manufacturer association last night that aub versionisti seek to "destroy our American system of govern ment, economy and loclety" by setting up "a centralized govern ment, with a false form of con stltutlonallty, and th heart and purpose of a communistle or fascistie despotism." , Merchants DIWry 8rvle- Phon 7423. , Plek-up and Da llvary, fast, f!lcltnt sarvie. 232 Main St. Don Back! and Dick Haltsmlth, ownin and operators. White Spot 13SS Eaplanada Open Under New Management Nw Hourai 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. CLOSED SUNDAYS ..Now STORE Main St. mi
