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MONDAY, DI.C. 15, 194 HERALD AND NLWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINI Pels Trounce Generals For Tourney Nod Astoria Emerges Strong To Take Meet's Third Spot Hpuiklluu iniil'M-ii'.iiii tdiiii niiiikctl Hni ui iluy nljjhi ivhi nit vun.iiy Ijti.ki'thiilt uuiiir un the ('tin cuiiir lltiniiHtl ovrr (hull! hlull III) (it 1(0 ntid fur i lin fitM'oiMt rill a Ik I it, yrtir fHil'.hrd I hi' :!(-:(0 cluli'rt IhvIIhI Huiul ((.iiincy iiiiili'fcaicil iukI on top. AhMiiIii Mnppt-d Oliwui CKy C-iU) III I J ii oilier mini" nt the eveiiiim to tultr mtdihI pluee withniiL fi;,. ptlte, The KtnlnM iiirii won I wo tinmen ntid Ui oiif. A cimiplrln tully of tlir three-riuy I loop junihoif-ti Mini, Kluiniitli Ahtoriu 27; (hunt UH, Orifh (,'lty ;tll; AMorlii 22, (hunt Hi; Klunmlli 45, Orritnn Ctty ;ib; A.itoiln 4'J, oti-Kon ('My ;io; Kluin mh Hit. (hunt ;w. hnttirduy night' prime (nine w the 1'rU in frnnl nil tit r way nrrul the flmt ruiijilr or mlntilri of Hit gunir u hm the ( riirruU Jumped off In tmc Imtkrt Irttd. Ity I lit rod of lllff iurtrr It urn 11-H lor Klitnmlh. llnllUinc auw (hum our point down und thr (lnirnils pitlli-d to uttiln two polntrt of tlw IVllruim Itt i In tlip third Muiih, An (M't'Ufiloiiiil tmd pn.-vA wtii ubout the moit nerimui ItiMip crime ttmt could or lit It I to (htt K I" mill hit m, hit wpip urnri ully lit coin ml ul hoi It l)iti'kl)oiud.t uil iiiij.-t of Hie floor, I hn tuunr, plityvil hrlme v J i -ttnilty u full Ihmim) ut liii' KU uym, rrrtitlnly perked up thr fann' ophilnn of IVllain ehunct of ucttinu on down thr ruud In their iirii for it . rutin to llir Mule hntktttbiill piny- i oflr. nt hcuhon'a end. j An umhiI, thr M-urltitf witfi dli- 1 tMbutrd writ, with Hob Mium--' iU:ht j potnu brhiK lop.i fnr KlnniiUh. j Steve Crnlry Ird thr Ornrml.t with ; M'vrn. ' A'lliJttu h dt-ri.'.lidi over orruon j w it ti holly-ronu-.trd onr, even t tltotiKh thr Kl&hn mm were iilwuytt; In Itir lend. Ilulfltme ncorr wit 'Jl I 1), but mltlwuy of thr thud quitr-1 trr (hr 1'UmtTift hud pulled up to l!;i-JJ und thrrutriicd to inuke a tun for it. 111!) Korprl.1, Anlorla fir4rd hu roimUtrntly a Ur nil thrrr ntfihl, puppnl In 13 polnti to Irnd thr nt-orlng parade. A- ( tori mnilr nUrlllnx cuinrtMik ', (trr a poor tlrpil-nlght khiiHliiK, nd will be on ut tltr up-Utr ua(U to Wttli'h. 1 inrupi mid corlnt. Owls Tangle With Raiders At OVS Gym Tri)) bu.'.kf tlJlill Ulillli' (ill llir lurlil M-i'iii' IuiiIkIiI will he ii nillcKi' iilfalr, Mini if lln typi! tliln itrii'iiui, liclwitcn llit HnlltlMM'll OritKnll C'dllcui! Iti'd I (h uli-i u mill I hi' Iiiiimi' Oi i'Kiiii Vn i'iiIIiiiihI Nclmnl Owln, Ht-lirdiiled fur (Jh iiinln rvnnt on h Iiuuii curd I nliullliu ul. 7 3D III llm IjlK UVH KVln 'I In' Juiiiiir viiiKil nf llir Iwn mIiiidIh will liuiklR In tlir iiiiriiliiu lilt TnnlKlil'ii Kiiiiir iniirkn Hid rntry llllo llir ciilli'ululr drill (if iilhlcllin fin' (JVM. (rrKuir nrwriit Kliilr m luiul. 'l lir ()wi, Juki kcIIIiik Mint I'd, tin' opi'mtliiK liidrprndrntly nnw bill limy In fiilurr full lulu thr miiiiv ittldi'tli: nili'Hury im Hiiullirrii Ori'Kdii cdlli-ur. Hkrot O'Cimiirll, roiiiJi if llir Ouln, linn furrcimt Unit lilK trum will be In flnr frlllr fur tlir ninli.li Willi Ted Hi IioiI'h Ucd Hiildrrn. I'rolmbtc Kiurtriii: OU'l.H UAIDI US Havel V JiilidirllU Ii win I' Diiniioy Hurl C I'clcrn Kun. (I Oi AutiTniiiiil. I Oliicolirlll . .. O llorfn i Grade Volley Round Slated MIIU und Prlkiui rrnmln iniilr fnilrd In tlir rlty Krudr M'tlool rluKfl A Vdllryljull tniirnry. wlillr r'liirvli'W mid il()llrvr wrrc rllmlimtrd frnin (:llllirllll(ill by Iiim Hntiirdiiy'K icntiira lit thr KU nyill. Tllld iittrr ih,iii ui MIIU m'IwmiI, MiIIk und I'rll iu inniilr In thr upiirr bracket, l'trninnt mid Hhrrldr In the lowrr. Kiitiirdiivii flr.it rniind miw Mllln brut KoiiM'vrll l.'i-l, ll-lfi mul 15-H; U'.vrrnldr topped Kreinont IS-II. li-IH, IS-II: mid I'rllcun drfentrd I'Hlrvlew Kl-ll, Ill thr hrennd round Nil lift brut ItlverMdr 15-10. 15-0: r'rrnirmt rll mlnutrd Kranrvrlt 1.1-1, 1S-&: nd Rivrmidr rllnilniiii d I'Olrvirw 16-1. IS-10. In cUm ti volleybiill In thr flint inutld. Prlliun ilrfentrd Mllln 16-i:i. 17-lft; Fremont dropiird Koasrvrll 11-7. ir,-7; und Rlvcmlrie brnt l'rc inrnt 1S-S. 16-3 In the nreond round, Fremont beat IVIlcnn 15-9. 15-3: Roosevelt ehmliiiiled Mills. 15-4. 15-0: und I'rllrnn rllnilnated KulrvleW, 15-5, 15 10 Ho Tuesdnv tllBht'i itnlurs nl Mills school put Fremont ntiionst River Mde mid Pellenn uKiilnst Uoaevelt. Fast-Fading Grid Season Almost Over Few Games Remain For Airing Before January 1 Roundup NKW YOltK, Dei.'. 15 Hi; - 'I hi; fuM.-fudliK colleke football fieiiMin uffern only our kainu thin week u mertliiK Hatuiilay hi Mexico (,'lly between Kiindolph Field of Texan and n Mexican iill-utur uuKiefpitlon. Tim uiibraleii Ha dolph Field combine fcaturen Uoc JJIiuichurd und Arnold 'i'ueker ol Went Point fume. Then the only other attruction be fore, thr rii.'ili of January 1 bowl kumrn In Die Noi lli-Uoulh affulr be tween selected noutheru and north ern nlarn ul MonlKomcry, Ala. IJir celllber -'7. Here are the itbiiIis of the Hint week-end n pout neanou eiikuke inenln: Fruit Howl nl Han Francisco Wllbrrlorce Uiilvrraily ol Xeniu, Uhlo, downed 1'ralrle View uninr nlly of Tcxa.l, In the flinl un- nuul rveiil. Cllape Howl nl f.odl, Calif, -Col-Icko ol tint PhcKIc overwhrlmed Utah mute, 36-21, before 1U.MO. l.ltlli: llo.su Howl at Pasudenii, Calif. Chaffcy Junior Collekc of Ontario, Calif, handed the Cameron (Oklu.l Akklen their Hist drfeill. 31) 2(1. brioie 65.000. Texas Hose Howl lit Tyler, Tex Conipton iCallf.i put down it bold last period rally to triumph over Tyler (Tex. i Junior CollcKe. IiO-10. Pecan Howl nt Orunneburk, 8. C. I Houth Carohnu Btute of OrmiKc bum felled Allen University of Co- i lumbln, H. C, 7-0. Hoy'n Itanch Howl name nt Abl- j Irne, Tex. - MKsouri Vullry'x Vlk lnn extended their wlnnliiK iitrenk : to 3a Kiimen over u three-year spun ' by trouniiiiK Mc.Murry CoIIckc of 1 Texii.l, 110-13. Off For Olympic Winter Games m OIL ) M i 'I lit xl.imor kaI ut thr American f)lyniplr tram, nrre photoKraphrd on the deck of the SS America hrfure will lnr from New Vork lo rmnprtr in the winlrr Kamn nt Hi. Morllz, Switzerland, starting January 30, JfltK. Left to rijflit rr tkirri Ilrynhild (irasmorn nf Merced, Calif.; Oodie Post of Keno; Oretchen Fraser of Viint'tiuvrr, Vanh.; and Andrea Mrad of Kulland, XL Cougars Head For Manhattan Late Cage Scores fiHI-Oov I 1 1 V A Hut rntttit .. -5. W Van I 1 1 fl- Nilr Hi .St hhadle AH I OH I A I jignc '7 . -l' .. Kllllloit !) ... ti Atfiri4 irtnrvnt. rrlikion , MAitsrii d', Mlmniiinii l'. Kiatiioit !, Kunili' Hnmk Drllrr C. Vn IV ll aitil ItiiMOIUkl, ( . it s r ' 1 M mi 1 1nvaii . i7 C'folrV tl Mali ii lltveiilMii gh hi A M t II KcmnrM 'ftt . Hat rir ifli ... y l.u.l 4i f DnHi '0' . 11 r.ait.ntkihi 1 n (, KiAitiaOl icirrvrt SirlngliAin I Mti ia. J.lllotl, W hilar v i. Tor rtn l J.. Ciant rcirivn Kfllrr, I'nllrrxm . :,, DohAHlK '3 , ii'l Mfliunald Pair Of County Games Scheduled A pnlr of county division HaMil Hii.sketball lenuue eomestn nre hmiK hiH over the coals tonlt,'ht down .it Merrill. The first Hume sees the Merrill Odd Fellows mid the HonunR Townies on the floor, while the Merrill Vets play Mnlln In the l.lHhUup The city division .Hurts the week's ojierutlonji tomorrow with 11 pair of Humes Rt Oregon Vocullonnl school syni. 111k ti School HnseburK 3H. J'ore.st Cirove 3U. Ho.sebuiK Junior Hmli 31. Myrile Creek Fnwll 17. Klumath Fulls 30. Cirunt 30, Astoria 41', Orcjion City 30. Pendleton 38, Krnncwlck. Wusll.. 30 linker 50. The Mullen 30 Washington 17, Grains Pa.s.s 35. Ileiinon 45. Cenlrul Catholic 36. Nanipn, Idaho to, illllsboro 3(i. I.u Grande 36. Pa.sco 39. Albany 46. Hcnd 30. Ii y The Ansociuted Press Washlniiton Htate CoUene, cur rrnlly pon-sesnhu: the longest victory i string of the NorlhwcM, places iih ntx-game skein on the llr.e tonight ugulnst the strong Goniga Hull dogn, hojM'tul of u victory that will send them olf undcleatod on their i eastern Invasion In mid-week. The Cougnr nquad. which poured on the heat In the second half Sat urday night to pile up a 54-41 win over Central Washington, will leave either Tuesday or Wednesday. It i.s scheduled to tangle with Manhattan nt New York Thursday mght. Washington, which marked up its fifth w in agnlnnt no defeats In shel- j as champions for the second straight lucking College of Pugct Sound 63- I year today w hile the seasoned Na- 30 Saturdny night, marks time Jack Snapp Chosen For 15-Round Fight A fight that has been a long time hi the milking has been alt? nounced to lead the first Portland fistic card In 1048 on New Yeut Day. . Jack i Ginger) Bnapp Is paired off with Hobby Volk In n middle weight bout which is billed as for the undisputed KiU-pollnd champion ship of the Pacific Northwest, and although the title Is fictional Hutch Hutchinson, matchmaker of the National Boxing club, plum to do things up In true championship style. For one Item, the bout is ached- . uled fur a maximum of 15 rounds, which is championship distance. Very lew cards fenture a 19-roundcr unless a world title is at issue. Another Item nddlng champion ship aura to the match Is that a belt embl-matic of the Pacific Northwest middleweight title will be presented the victor. Bobby Volk, who has been doing his fighting In the larger cities and has an enviable record of wins among the best mlddleweiahts on the coast, is set up as the defender because he Is the bigger drawing card In Portland and is better known of the fight horizi than Merrill's Snapp. It was Volk's proposal to fight a 15-rounder New Year's Day against the best foe available for him, and Snapp came Into the picture when he so soundly decisioned the durable Eddie (Torpedo) Reed 10 days ago. Snapp and his manager. Roy Drake, got wind of Volk's proposal last week and put in their bid, prom ising not to go Into another fight before January 1 If given the go ahead sign with Volk. Coast Guard Fails To Find Mine SEATTLE, Dec. 15 lP, The coast guard said today that searching ves sels have been unable to locate a mine reported by Canadian authori ties approximately six miles off the Sheringham Point light In the strait of Juan de Puca. MARKSMEN CANT HIT GOLF BALL SPOKANE, Dec. 18 (m Thrrt Spokane scattergunners admitted to day that the golfing drives of Mar vin (Bud) Ward arc too much for them. The three sportsmen, armed with shotguns, were pitted against the former national amateur tee cham pion in an Athletic Round Table stunt designed to see if any the the. trio could hit one of Ward's drives. Ward hit 10 balls straight away: the gunners, three feet away, missed them all. "The ball was so far out In an in stant that we hardly had time to squeeze the trlRgcr," said Frank; Stoop, one of the marksmen. 4 The feat apparently Isn't Impos sible, however. At Tacoma, Hans Malcom, former secretary of thft Tacoma Gun club, said he won a hat about 20 years ago on the same kind of a bet with Mortie Dutra, then pro at the Tacoma Country and Golf club. Wools Win, 61-46 The Oregon Woolen basketball quintet played a heavyweight For esters of America team at Weed Saturday night, beating the Woods men, 61 to 46. Marlon Reglnato counted 19 points for the Woolens. Browns Clinch A-A Crown NEW YORK. Dec. 15 i,Pi The in fant all-America football confer ence Is hailing Its Cleveland Browns pending tomorrow's departure lor the Midwest and a five-game tantrle with Minnesota, Purdue and Ohio State. In other games, Whitman edged College of Idaho on Don Miller's final whistle goal, and Seattle Col tional league Is toasting a new Western division titlist and getting I ready to salute a new Eastern divi- sion king. Sparked by Otto Graham, the ' Browns defeated the New York 1 Yankees. 14-3, for the conference playoff for the Eastern diadem with the winner then proceeding to Chi cago to meet the Cards for the I circuit championship December 28. The Washington Redskins and the Los Angeles Rams closed out their schedules by scoring 40-13 and 34-10 triumphs over the Boston Yanks and the New York Giants, respectively. Honkers Tumble Before Loggers TUl.FI AKl;. Dec. 15 The Tlllr- 1 h-.ke llonkern dropped both ends a doublelieader basketball (tunic in ; il Mi-Cloud l.oiie.m here Friday 1 night, the "A" iiunir. in the lust mm- tile of pluy. The Honkers had the count tied n. 22-22 und missed n pulr of free. throws, then let louse a bad puss ; which the 1-ougrrs converted lino a ! basket. A foul .shut made the dual score 25-22 for McCloud. 1 In the "B" tilt the McCloud Jun- lorn led most of the way to win 1 47 to 28. Welch Would Stay On Turf SKA'ITI.K. Dec. 15 oVi-AlthuUKn drrlarliiK hi" future pluns to be "in definite" Hulph 1 Pent) Welrh, former hrtul mun of the Unlvrrslty of Wnhlnnhn's Krid fortunes, nmde clear today that he hnsn't for Miken the lurfed field. "I'm not throuRh with football. If.1 JtiM thnl I'm In no hurry to miik i' a move." the former Purdue Huri-racker commented, "If you hear nbout me conslderuiK coach HiH Job Rome place rise, It could bo true." Whitey Talks Handicap Go Something olf the beaten track In grappling is brewing for next Friday night's armory mat card, Rrowing out of the tandem mid pro longed argument between massive Whitey Whlttlcr mid muscular Georges Dll.selte. Whlttlrr. un egotist if there ever wu.i one, is mound mentioning thnl in his opinion he run pin Dusette or any other gruppler on the circuit twice In ane hour. He i.s offering the l'Yriich-Cunutllun strung man a handicap bout, which Dusette may take. Two bonus which are definite for Friday are tentatively labeled as flve-roundcrs. pending settlement ol the main event. In the opener Buck Davidson clinches with Buck Weaver, and in the middle match Al Williams goes In with Tex Hnger. Icrc broke Into the win column tori "tte bcfore 618'9 ,ans at tne Ya"- the Iir.st time tins seu.son with 49-38 triumph over Willamette. Coach Slats Gill's Oregon Slate Beavers take time out from their court battles early this week for fall term examinations but swing Into plav again nt home Friday and Sat urday in a two-games series with the Oakland AAU Burners. The Beavers cnrrled Llnfield Col lege 56 to 32 at Newberg Saturdny night niter returning from their kec stadium yesterday. Graham scored the Browns' ini 1 tui! touchdown on a quarterback I sneak late hi the first quarter and j set up the second in the third period ' with his passing. Harvey Johnson I booted a field goal In the second j session to account for the Yankees' I scoring. Meanwhile, the Chicago Cardinals j gained their first Western division eastern jaunt enrlier the same day. CIW" D '"""hi! acK i"e national Llnfield snatched an Initial 2-1 edge Ifagne's defending champion Bears, but within a few minutes the OSC ! 30-21. while the Philadelphia Eagles scoring was under wnv and Gill's j tied the Pittsburgh Stcelers for the lads were never In trouble. 1 lead in the Eastern half chase by ' clipping the Green Bay Packers Alameda Claims ' The Eagles will meet the Stcelers Navy Grid Title I m "th nt Sunday m WILMINGTON. Calif.. Dec. 15 Mi I the winners with two scoring passes lameda naval air station todav good for 48 and 25 yards, claimed the west coast navy football I Alameda will meet Quantico Ma title after walloping the Destroyer ! rincs at San Diego Saturday for the Pacific team. 18-7 Joe Perry paced I all-navy crow n. DON'T WAIT Order Your Mortin NOW We can make deliveries Martin 40 AVi h.p. Martin 60 7.2 h.p. USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN MOTSI E'S 1945 S. 6th Phone 4366 OUTBOARD MOTORS Authorized SAIES and SERVICE BASKETBALL O.V.S-Owls vs. S 0. C. 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