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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1947)
Pelicans Beat Cavemen, 56-42 GRANTS PAHS, Vvb. 2B.KlnmiUli'i Pollcun cluim to tliulr district 4 liiiHkntbull lend unci took nnothnr stop towurcl uiitry In tlm stiita hoop ulnyoff tourney by diifvutlnu tlia Ciniuts I'ns Cavemen All to 42 In n rouitli, brawling; iiuino Iiito liml nlulit, 11. wnn the 12th conference win for thu I'cln nKiilimt olio Ions. ' Thi two tennis ini'i'l hero uuiiln tonlulit to finish off tho series and (lie season's coinpi'tltlon between tlm two hlh schools. Luil nluht the lend In the Hume. zlu-zoKilrd oil throuiih tha Inltiul (uni'tir, D v Knox hit u foul shot for Grants I'iim to otiirt the hull rollliiK, but Joo Zuroslnski sunk two bucket! to put tlio Pels In tile li'iul, Jack Orr added pulr of foul shots unci a bntki'l to awlnu the. leud buck to tho Cavemen Tlm kiiiiio went on lliul way until .urnslnskl nuiik u free throw J lift on tin' period ended tirnuiku the count 1S-I3. Gene Hover scored on ml under-the-basket puH unci Iny-ln lit open till iK'Ciinil (iiiiili,'l', mid thtit ohol iiiiiounlccl lu Hut vic tory. Grunts l'n win oflon i'Iobo but never took tho lend after Ihut, llulftlmu score win 26 22. Tho uunie not rouuher as the rvenlnu wort on and several times rnhld Grunts Pens funs were on the Verne of swnrininil, nut onto the floor over opio of ficials' decision or another, Hovtr loulod out tarty In tha third porfod. Jack Orr fol. lowed him and In tha lourlh canto Bob Edwardi of tha Cavemen wn wavad off tha floor. Whan Orr. captain and i main plug of tha Grants Pan laam fouled out tha crowd demonstrated o riotously that a technical foul was called on the Cavemen. Joe Zuroslnskl scored 17 points for the Pel to lend the puck hi that dopiirlment. Leltoy Cole mini Mud 12. Kor tho Cuvenien Alvy lloyce sunk 111 point mid Orr hud 1 1 tip until tlio time ho fouled out. It win u rujjtted itiime all the way Ihrouith. No lem thnn 47 fouls were railed 24 on Grants Pass, 23 on Klumuth. In a prellinliiury content the Klumuth Jnyvees bent their Grant Puss counterparts 54 to 22. Pelicans Have Game At Boise A home und homo football contract with Holse, Iduho, hlllll school hn been irliined by Jos I'euk, Klumuth athletic, director, starting with a game at Boise November 1. Then In 1048 the Boise team will meet the Pelicans on Modoc field. Addition of thut iinme puts eiiini footuaii dotes on the 1S47 Pclirun schedule. Including tha Jamboree which will open (he season, There la open dute the weeK-eiw preceding the Mcdford contest. Roosevelt Wins Title ttoosevelt grwle school's A lciiKuo basketball tcum, cluim pions on Hie foolbiill field, Inst nluht became chumps on the bus- kc U)ii 1 1 court lv di'teulinu Hlver. side. 27 to IB. Phil Schwab couches the HouKhrlilcrs. In Hie tltlo uume Roosevelt Jumped off to 0 IAS hnlftime lend, hut fullered In the thud nuiirler us Itlverslde surged to tie the score ut ltl-lfl, Tlio Koosevclt boys pulled It out of tho fire In tlie fourth quarter wnn on II point spree. Menu ucci scored eiuni poinis for Roosevelt, Neil 1 licks huJ seven for Riverside. Lineups and scoring: Boos. Pos. HIv. Bell (6) P (3) D. Hicks Jiicksliidt (7) F (3) Johnson Anderson (2) C Mnson t'rnne (4) G (7) N. Hicks Ueets (II) G (1) CumplM-ll Roosevelt reserves Thomp son und Lowell: Hiverlde re serves Pence (2). Berg, French Apostoli Gets Rugged Exam HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 28 (IN Fred Apostoli, 33, former world's middleweight chumpion current' ty on the comebuck trull, tongles with Hobby Volk of Portland, Ore., in a 10-round feature to night at Hollywood Legion sta dium. The one-time San Francisco bellhop who has scored several notable victories since resuming his boxing career. Is rated an edge over Volk, 11 yeurs his Junior. Volk'i fast left hook, however, Is expected to provide Apostoli with a real test. Double Bill On Klamath Union high school floor tonight the KUHS Frosh and Wildcats tangle with the Honunxo A and B basketball teams, starling at 7 o'clock. To morrow night the two Tulcluke squads play here. Classified Ada Bring Results Red Rocha Must Get Nine More By The Associated Press Long-legged Eph Rocha of Oregon State, who appeared In position lost week to saunter leisurely Into tha throna room of northern division scoring, must break Into a brisk cunter Saturday night to overtake Jack Nichols of Washington and re tn in tho division tully tltlo he won a yeur ago. It wus iinothcr glunt Jack Jack Phoenix of Iduho who put tho clumps on Rocha when lie was In a fair way to scoop up tho honors without hulf try ing. After Phoenix held him to three noInU us Idaho trounced OSC Frlduy in the seuson's big gest upset, Itochu couldn t ap proach his IB-points -pcrtlll. av- erugo in tlie tnree remaining games of Oregon State's Polousc country Junket. In the lour tilts ha tallied Just 32 points six less than ha made in single gams against Idaho earlier in the year. Nichols, with the Washing tun schedule completed, rests utop the stundings with 204 points highest ever scored In division piny by a Washington mnn and hocus musi rcv nine in tho Oregon gome to wind up the year In the lead. Radio lends Nichols in points scored over tho entire season, with 323 In 28 games, compared to 303 for Nichols In 24 gnmcs. Thn dlvlatiin leaders: i ro rr tt ttlrhnls. Wert IS " M llocm. Or.. !! Jorin, Wh. . i; lucV or.. sii ...... is es , i; . I. ., firm IS &2 wnn, w.rt 1 ';; 11. v.. or. . 1 55 i 1 ,.rt.ll Or. SUM .... II l Bvant. Ids . . . 15 CI CARNIVAL W': ' " tS ml SI piJ esse. t ey ss erwKT. sc. j.u sre.e e wr.err. By Dick Turnerl prnUp AclcPfl Of Oregon's Game Agency "Thty're lovely, but we'd better not get too friendly, eh, Mr. Justly, if I'm to be your mother-in-law?" Gus Lesnevich Not Given Much Chance Against Fox LEGAL NOTICE notici: or fin ai At cnvsr NOTICK 1ft IIKKKUY GIVEN lhl I have) filed my final account admin llltalnr of th tt of mm C. hlHilOP, ilcrad, and tit Jud of th Counlv Court of lrt 8UU ol Ora on. for Klamath County, hat fixad tan or lock In th forenoon of March 21, 11M7. nd th court room of the Circuit Court in th Court hoUM at Klamath Tall. Oreaofl. a th Urn and plar when and whn any prton may prrtent any ohjactlom or xrptloni to rnyihlnf lhrln contained, and at aald tlm and pUc tha Circuit Court will finally ltl aald account. RALPH DARLING. AftmlnUtratnr of tha Etat of Ytir.D C I1IKHOP, dca4d. r. 21 M; M. 7-14-11 No- AM. Campbell-Reed Implement Co. At tho Morrill tokeview Junction Phone 6594 have the following merchandise in stock for immediate delivery Model "69" Minnaapolii-Mollne Harveiton Model "MHO" 10" Hommerrnill. Myers Ejocto Water Syttemt up to 3 h.p. Myert Solf-Oiling Bulldoier Shollow Well Pumps and Doep Well Working Heads Cuthmon Cub Water-Cooled Stationary Engines Cuthman "Husky" Air-Cooled Engines rt Roto fcfK-'AtSK1 f saaaaaaaaaaaaaBBVr KIVI1 " - AO, Cut Out I -'-T --Xl -v I Jm ; all sooti mitm si ' ' I E I AIOMHIS I NEW YORK. Feb. 28 (P) Likeable Guj XJcsncvlch defends hla llKhthcavywel(ht champion ship aljolnst Belting Billy Fox out of Philadelphia tonifiht in Madison Squaro Garden, and one of Bash boulevard's oldest laws string with the champ until he's beaten is being tossed right out of the window. Practically everyone except Gus' immediate family fiifures the White-Russian walloper from Cliffslde Park. N. J., who's been boss man of the 175-poundcrs for half-a-dozen vcars, must wind up well - walloped and without his crown when young Billy from Phllly pulls the string on his high hard one shortly after 10 p. m. (EST). They add up thingi like the fact that Lesnevich ha. been cut around the face or eyes in his last three fights; that he's 32 years old, a veteran of a dozen years HtBALD a NEWS. Klsmslk r.ll.. Ort. PBlDATf, rk. It. ISO. NlM along the cauliflower canyons, and that he's been known to make serious mistakes in the early rounds of several outings. Against those debits, they can't see much hope for the cliffside clouter when he says howdy to the time bomb the Flailing Fox carries around for a right fist. Billy has haJ only 43 fights to date but he's stiffened 43 op ponents. This Is a brand new free-style record, like coming up with the drumstick every time the boarding house serves chick en, or throwing nothing but seveni with those polka-dotted white cubes. Gridiron Doc Retires PORTLAND, Feb. 28 (JP Dr. Earl J. Crowthers, football surgeon for Portland high schools for years, retired yesterday after 40 year of medical practice. SALEM. Feb. 28 (P) Noting that Oregon's fish and wildlife resources are at the lowest point In history and need immediate improvement. Rep. William NiHkancn, Bend, Introduced a resolution In the house today to have an Interim committee ap pointed to investigate the state game commission. The investigation would In clude Improvement of Its or ganization, management, per sonnel, and methods of propaga tion. The committee would consist of five members one senator, two representatives, one ap- fiointca Dy tne izaak waiton eague, and one named by the Oregon wildlife federation. The resolution asks that a study be made of whether license lees should be Increased In order to expand the fish and wildlife resources. The game commission would 'pay $5000 to the committee for expenses. CHECKERBOARD PERIL SEATTLE, Wash.. Feb. 28 UP) Mrs. Glcnna B. Rich, filing suit for divorce, charged that her hus band, Edgar, had a "vile and ungovernable temper." She said he upset the checkerboard when ever he saw he was going to lose. EDITOR DIES WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Feb. 28 m Joseph Hill, f(2, editor of the West Palm Beach Post Times and formerly re porter and editor on newspapers In Indiana, Iowa and Ohio, died last nitfhf He was hnrn In Ottawo, Kaa. I Alturas Plans Sports Club ALTURAS, Feb. 28 Plans for tho formation of a local Sportsmen's club were made at a meeting here Wednesday eve ning. Tne meeting was a get-together between sportsmen and ranchers for the purpose of ironing out the difficulties ex isting between them. Rules will be drawn up by the sportsmen on their hunting while on private ranch proper ty. These will be presented to the ranchers, and if accepted by them, will clear up a long standing feud between both. 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