t FRIDAY, DLC. 19, 1947
HLRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE rHIRTERN
Cal Rated Grid
Yearxs Surprise
Oregon's Football Rebirth Under Aiken
Also Startled Writers, AP Poll Shows
NKW YOKK, Hit. Ill ol'i - (Jiilllornlii, I'mcliiit mill Houllirin MiIIiimIIi.I
kic ruti'il llm muni Improved Iiiutbnll teams of 11147 In llin iiiiiiiml
Autoi'lulcd I'li'i.ii M iiniin-i'iicl hiII iif willcm, I'lmi liin Mini athletic dliciloiii.
Tlw miiiio uiuiip luhbed (ililn Unite mill Iiiwii lis llm giiiiitc'.t tllMippolnl
IliclitM. Killed mi I hi' lii'nlh ill i mi wry idler u slinky Mini, llm homns would
hiivi' none to Nuilh Cnroliim, Oirauii mill Alabama which lliilnlird niroiiK.
Hut Hie pull ni conducted Willi 1 1 ii' Idea nl comparing rinnl results
Willi iie-fril.',oll cxlli't'tullollY
I,) mi WiiIiIihI, lUHiliInu llu, (Jnllluriila Hears lur llir first I line,
walked lulu 11 luuiili Jul). 'flic Kuril Inst seven uf nine starts In Hull.
In 11 cuiniili'lc ii'vri'iml uf Itiiin by utility uf the same players, CttllluriilH
wun nine u 10, luting only til Hiiullii'iu (.'til , till' Pacific (,'on.sl conference
i-)lliinpliilln, :ill-M
I'm line bituiucd iiiuiintl tlir Hut Ntnr cellar lust lull but milled
MruiiHly lirlilnil ui'W Cum 1 1 Htu llulroiiib fur u line iiMiiril ol five Wins
IHIL lull!' lleirlitli III sticliuollii colli
pcllllull. Tlir llullt'lllliiki'ln bowed t
WlMuuiln by in polnM, llirrw n srnrr
lulu Nutic IJjiiir bt'liiti tiuirlllnblnit,
'i'i-'t mill ilu'it lu-.t lu Miiiiii'.miIii by
f tv- points ittiil in litilliinii by Iwu
Hmlllirili Mrlliiiill-il, li'il by Dunk
Wtilkri' who t'i'Uii ui'tl Iiutii M-rvli'i:
lull' In Ml m'.i.iuii. swept UllollKll tlir
nuUlltwi"l riililrlellce Willi ll prl'lm
reenid in i 1 1 ni'il by Texas C.'lu Minn
III 111 Illliil gallic. A M-i:i derision
i uvi't' Texan w.ut tlie i-Hurlier. (,'wu'li
M.illy Hell's MuMniigs ' "lily
I, ,iii ul III In 1U1H
Tlii' Ninth ('nullum club, highly
touted In pii'-M'iiun tiilk. bowed tu
Texas .Hid Wtikr Finest bcltue
sprinting tu seven nflulirlil vlt-lnrlrn
InrlililliiK 1.1-7 uvrt VV 1 1 1 1 ti in unci
, Mnry, 21-0 uvi-r luiki- mill HO-7 uvrr
Viiuiniu.
Alilwmu nil u nurtril nluwly, !"
,u in, ,,l n. Ilil tlnee. hut the
Mlilr bowled over .even nttcrevtlvc I
i.k-i to move into the Hiiitiu IhiwI
Jim Alkrn did srrut jib In hU
f!rl yrnr at tlrrjim. llir Wrb
t Irrt bt tbrrr put uf four and tbrn
' rut Itxitr with 11 fctxi4inr win
Rlrliis Ili4t bruwhrri off tVjhlnt
t Inn. hnn 1 rjiireu'u. Idaho, Vh-
Inictm. Mutr, hl.mfurd unit (rr
Son Mutr.
1'rliM Hlulc. town iSliilv. Miil-
nc.MiUi, WiiH'onMn, KulKrts, MImi-
ilppi mid MuiyUnd uciu uthcra
I dt.iwiiiif iiit'tr Uttiii our vutc Mill in
thr ' in. mi hnpruwd c.Urfry "
Kwiluie uf Ihc Ohm Sl.Uc line
KfiH-nilly mirjitrd n thr irt,j.im fut
B thr Hutk(ci il'ip, uiiiiinm only iwu
, and tying unc hi nine jtaj tn.
'the Intni lltul uih unci, the pic-
rii((ii bnildiiii ti the "durk h(re'
uf tlir Hli! Ninr uu luwii yrt Ihrv
frilled lo di belter than Llure Won
Aott n. tie in nine ituinrv I'll I nil
were o louKh tlml Couch Kddlr
Andemon offered his rc.Mmiution
; just before the MiniieMiia Bume. Hi '
1 team Ihen went out and knorked
f oer the favored Gnphcrn. IJ -7.
Nine Tough
: Sessions On
Drill Slate
LA JUNTA. Colo. Dec. Ill .4'i -
Mlchlgnn's -man football squad.
bound for thr How Howl fur thr first
tinir In 0 yrarv plminrd nine
atiamiouH priuiirr sewum lu Piimi- :
(lii ii. cam., alter Uriel tups here I
and at Albuquerque. N. M I
Coach KrlU Crlslrr'a undelratril I
western coiilrrriiir chiitiiplons siri
i
sertliui of the Muntii l-'e's Kuprr
Chief ufier a nnlsy send-off yester
day at Ann Arbor and a reception bv
Michigan alumni at Chicago.
Kxtiudlng HO newspapermen, the
official Michigan party numbered
lui. Including llir squad. Crlsler and i
his MX ussl.-. units i. nil 10 members ol
the board lu control of athletics.
Michigan's last appearance In the :
Tournament of Hoses was In 1002 !
when the lain Fielding Yost's IS- j
player sqund of "iron men" di'lenied j
Hliuiliud. 4(1 to 0 I
Grade Volleyball
Tourney Ended
Pellrnn school, coached by Gerald i
Clemens, won the class A volley- I
bnl. tourney umont made schoolers !
last night, lopping Mills In three j
hard-fought contests, 16-1.1.
13-12.
The clti.sn H title went to unde
feated Fremont, coached by Walter 1
Nit .el, in iwo strutuht fulls over j
Roosevell, Ut-VA. l.VH. I
Trophies emblematic of the vie- j
furies will he presented to the
schools this afternoon.
Jewelers Club
Eagles, 64-12
In city division llaslii basketball
games played lust night at (he Ore
gon Viitiit lonnl school, the power,
houi.e Itirkys Jewelers took n
breuthiT over Hie winle.ss Fugles. IH
to l'.. lo remain at the top of the
division.
Wilbur Welch scmed 22 points
for I he Jew elers.
In the iilghl's oilier cimlesl. l ost
Hivrr dairy lopped Us rival Crater
Lake dairy, M lo 24, with tlordy
l.oHenlzn hilling 10 points.
WOHr'KHTFR. MnssTlppv I.nr
kin, 1411 1,, (larlleld. N. J., TKO
liiiile I'd rone, nil, Plilliidrlpliln, 4.
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1945 S. 6th Phono 4366
OUTBOARD
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AII and SfRVICI
Baseball
Session
Planned
A IlirrlhiK (if liurrliMH lilld jxilril
Hi rttuckhiildn.H of Klnrnulh Hum
huh, lite, tlir (irKiiiilzjitlnu ulili I)
I biirbl club hrrr next whmhi, k
cnMed lor 7::il) lonlnht In the Vei
ennui Memiirliil hull, -till mid Klu
ninth The oiKuiiliillnn tii'.t tieen In
cuipuruted fur (Kkj.wkj. or 4uoo
" " I"""' ' li
r,''..B' Incorp'irntlliK luwver
r""- ' "1M ""'
th bliHrbitll srt-Up lit InnlRtU'.
meeting
A urneral plan f'M hale of nl.xk m
Kliiiimth Jliihrbull. Jnc , Will 1m) tie
rnndr tnnlKht, Pnreed fmin the
Hlwk Mile will no to erect a modern
llKhtrd bicbnll field tuid Ktiidluin
nnd for iirqtitNltlon nf pliiycm for Ihc
fhM euon'ri tritni,
Ilu.'.pbiill men and bust new, mt-n
here tn town believe that lifter the
ftrnt yenr n lorullv owned Imscbnll
tenm will 1)0 n itntiiH ronrern ThP
problem Ik JuM to rt It t.irted.
KVM.IH.V N K W
Klnmiith'1! fiaii(-hle Is tn the net
Fur West Ifituue. formed In Kon(h
eri (heKon nnd Northern Cali
fornia, where there him never been
11 full-time oroIeHAtiin.il leniiue in
operation before.
At present Klamath HaAeball. Inr
l.i headed bv r'rmik Lowell. prel
rtent: Bill Hriitton. vice preMdeir :
w Kllloti. firrretnry; with
Hrkev. Tim Hulliviui. Hill
H,unKler nnd Hradey Narey an dl-
i rrc iorh. I ney were named to net tne
: ccriwratlnn formed and will hold
: offur only until the (list annual
meetuiR of stockholders tentntlvelv
J sc. for January 12.
I In the future the Mm kholders will
elect the officers nnd bonrd mem
I hern.
: NOT A ( H A I I I. I.
AKhuiiith the Philadelphia Phllllet
I have nnnotinrrd thnt the Klninnth
te.-m in the Far West Icnuue will be?
te..in In the Far West Irngue will Iv
In phllllrs farm, that Is not exactly
' the case. The club will be home.
ownrd and will huvr a working
iigirrment with the Phils In the
mutter of talent. The same type if
ngieement which the Seattle Ral-
nlrrs have with the Detroit Tigers.
ant. different from thr outright own.
....i .1.. r. , iwlMr.
will usr In Mrilford.
Late Cage
Scores
IIKill SCHOOL
Rsluciula 32. Dallas 25
Jefferson Hi. Hlllsboro 33.
Central Catholic 4fl. Sacred Heart
iSiilemi 28.
Marshfleld M. llend a.'i.
Oranls Pass 69. Hood Hlvrr 40.
OI.I.KI.1ATK
Washington State t Miinhattnn
i4.
Arizona ti2. Uaylor 54.
Kansas State fili, Oklnlioma 46.
Kansas 49, Colorado 30.
Nebraska 4ft. Missouri 44.
Michigan Slate 43, Michigan 38.
Crelghlon 62. Rlrc 43.
Tuliine 44. Wyoming 30.
Uinli Slate SI. HI. Hnnavenlurr 47.
Texas 51. CCNY 60.
MINNEAPOLIS Jackie Oraves.
1.10. Austin, Minn, mil pointed Joey
Diilan, 127's. Spokano, 10.
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Athletes Get
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Service Awards Go
To Five; 18 Varsity
Players Honored
A i.lmwi.r uf It'tK'ift iind muuciiiln
hli Kliuimili Union htKh wlinol
Imihiill pluvi'iH In fill iittM'inbly .ti
1 111) thin iiltviniMjii, Urn token f
thnlr wurk mi the midlion Uilx pn!
mm nun bell i(( fiwiirdrd by tin various
HIK I'lKlil-lni li K wi tit In IK ' u,,. KiuniiHT. lit 60 tdHi to ri'iildcnt hunUTH.
mi inbi'iii of Hie I'l lli iin viuMly a si'piiraKi dw;r Um win. dindi d upon us a mmi of milherlnit
m lnih lelti'm to 2 Wtldi iilii. mid , infm million iix lo the tolnl nunibir ol di'er hunlerii. total kill, area
nimieriil M il to 28 nifmlMTH ol the ! ,Hl il(-uvtly liunlid unci lite like. Willi the tiin aliarhed to Die hunl-1-toi.li
Miiind. Hrrvlre leitcrn went in ,,K eRiiM there waMi t uuy clear way to estimate how many pciwinn
live M'liiurii who played looibnll dtir- w,.,r luintlnu! deer. Many p'twudi boiiKht a liiintlnK or combination
lur their hluh m Iio.i1 dayn but did iiuenM. fur nthi r uniiie and didn't try for a buck at all.
inn piny enouun iiuarierK to K't a
litler.
I'I'.I.ICANS
Clinch Kd Kynn pri'heilted letter. I
j lo the InlluwIUK PellciuiM
i Hud llmitii. DuiiK lliiiki i. Unity ,
I Cl.'.WMiti. (iary Uawi'h, 'liun K1- i
j wirrdh. U'Mer Konter. (.lene llnnkiiii. i
, 1,11 JIl'.iUill. Ken Kline, Jack I.llr.l,
, Hill. I.uper. Hub Mahutll'y, Hill Mos- j
bv. Hub Hi-dkey, Jerry Hclmbcrl
Hot, Hluiw, IJIck Vouiik and I x;
iiiiiiilii'ikl, plun M'.'i'lmid phi'lpn mid
Hi.lph HlenritH, mnnnKi'i'i.,
Hervlce nwnrtli. went lo Don John-
hlon Ardeetl Nelnoil. Vlrtill Nllwilt
' INi Wllllniiih mid Churls ZumwuH,
W IMX'ATS
1 he WlldraiA Mlio ircilved hiimller
b'tiern int lude:
Jnnniir Ihyunt. Hotiert Hve, Ciene
Ci-rKon, l,nMar CuniilnKluun. Jamen
DeChnliHrtu. Keith Donahoo. Carl
ix uj:ih. waimre ErK. uarrall Mar- majorK and will coach or teach: annas is n ag student: Dave Andor
ra),. Itov Ijitu'ren, Hobert Mt Pher- win hu.s been studying for a d(-iirec In buMnes and Industry, and Ray
wii.. Henrv Nirol?.. Mob Pwtwildt, C'ratie, the Klamath boy. will Kraduate in forestry and come to work
M.iynitid Kmith, Jim T.icchlnl, Jim j henr. Hal Puddy th aLso due for craduation but has another year of
Thornton, David Todd. Dorm V .n I var-ilty football eligibility and will .stick around for the next fall term.
Lilt and Tom Wh'.nlrr, all hopho " '
motes, and Hod Hell. Otis Hostwlck.
Ioii Hnner. Ulrk Hobnrt. Bill '
KlHredK.. Allen KIiik. Htanley Mi
C'ti'llan. Mtlfortl Srhortten and Keii
To i wei viii.
The Wllduit mHiiuuers were Har-
ol'' Howard and Tom Thornton.
FltKSMi:
NunieraK for fool ball went to th" i
fiiPowim; frehhmen.
HMI Arnold, Ken Houlcs. Herl
lluflumton Dale Carr. Rottdv Uavs. ,
Mi.ui lcc Dcller, Ronnie Diniinlrk. j
Cihnn Ciuver. Hob Hanson, Alfredo
Herrera. Clavnor Murk Glenn Jack- 1
fcon. Kay Norman. Dave Pevton. 1
Tom Qultmwskl. Tommv Rrhubert.
Hennle Hhenherd. Larrv Simmons.
Hot Ktover. Hill Tool. Hob Underbill. ,
Don Westrom, lou Wetrom. Ray ;
WiKon. Fred Wi5eman. John Witte. 1
EH nroMinkt and Tommv Zinn
The Frosh mnnaiierK were Rodnev
Irmiin iuid John Wilon.
1-eitern and nmncralu were lcti
boys who played n at least half ;
of the toiitl number nf quarter-i !
played by his team '
Whitey Tries
Dusette Again
Whitey Whlttlir and Georges
I Di.settr go at II tonight In the Kla-
' ninth Fulls armory. Wlnttler Irving
to iimkr gmxl his bonsi he can flat-
! ten Dusette twice In one hour and j
I tre French Canadian trying to make
Whiltlrr out a bag of wind.
The match Is a handicap ulfair
which Dusette ran wm with one
' fnll Tf U tlt.ie.l fnr fine hnlir U'llh-
out rounds. Just two-mlnuto rest PASADENA. Calif.. Dec. 19 M'i
periods between falls. Clear weather for the University ol
Opening the card at 8;30 will ur ' Southern California-Michigan foot
a match between Buck Davidson if I ball game In the Rose P wi January
Klamath Falls and Buck Weaver of
Louisville, and the semiwlnriup puts
Al Williams vs. Tex Hnger.
Both the preliminaries are sched
uled lor five heatsi or two out of
three falls.
Racing Official
Killed In Accident
MONTF.HEY, Calif.. Dec. 19 .,!
Frederick L. Cantrall. 41. of Mill
brae, widely known western raring
track official, was killed yesterday
In the accidental discharge of his LOS ANGELES. Dec. 19 lirSe
shotgun while removing It from his rlous but hardly gloomy, the Uni-
car at a Pacific drove motor court
He Is survived by Ins widow. Viv
ian: two brothers, f .rge of San
Mateo, and Joseph Henry of Las
Vegas, New; a half brother. Ray
Adam of Klamath Falls, Ore., and
a half sister. Mrs. Gloria Young. Se
attle. Services will be held In San
Mateo.
Turn those "i-longer-used articles
Into cash now I Herald r.nd New s
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lltinlliiK llii'iisi'D tut IIMK hlmulil Ko mi null! nruund town Hulurdiiy.
mid will bn ri'(UlrHl-niirvliii( lur Ilic limt live diiyn ol duck mhmjii.
Jiniiiiny 1 tluoiiKli ft. II'ii tlir 1947 dink wmmiii, mill, but '48 ntnlc liunt
ItiK pfrinltn will be ncirrli'd Tin.' diirk htuuipit riurry on. Their exulrutlun
dull' Ik .lime 'Mi.
Wlti'ii yuu buy yuttr litiiitink pi-iutlt fur next yi-tir you won't find
u dfii-r hiu uttiK-hfd. 'I'liohC will conn: Inter, tirobiiblv In the middle of
The added 00 -cent Ire nnd hcnarntf tn mrnnn that the gamr cfjm-
ml.'inn will flKun; nveryonf who buy one is a der htinUrr.
Raider Star Interested In Dough
Chuck DeAutrciiioiit. Houtherii Oregon colliKe' halfback. Kayi. that
he Iiiih been approached by clubh of both the National and All-America
proleVsloiial football Icakuch, and thai he Ik tnicretited. DeAutremont,
a Kenlor, placed on the tlilrd-KirliiK b ll-.'.t u i Kmall colleite Krldlron pick,
hut v.iiHirt mentioned bv either prolcn-sioiial leaKue In their recent draft
of colli-Ke plnyerK,
DeAulieinont Ik a whl. at liHitball uttd biisebitll. and Iic'k a KlarlliiK
nirinbei' ul Hie KOCK ba.ketball lentil. Hut at basketball he Ik Komc
llilnir lew. thiill Ketu.atlonal.
i pQUf Q SGVG1 WOUcf B COQC)GS
. Four of the wven xradUHUiiK
s learn nlun lo enter Hie co;tchlni:
' prolf-.t.Mon.'il ball foi a while. Gu;ird Paul Evcnsen and Placeklcker
Warren Simas would play for pay.
- Kvtnen, Ukk Miller, Hob Dumpm and Ralph Harper are phys ed
Bonanza A Threat
ComlriK up on the outside In the Klnmaih BaMn basketball county fn Minneapolis needing more field
division Is the Honanu town team. manitKC-d by Leonard Schooler. The goals than the Husky footballers
Townles this season hove bested Klamath Anency 37-28. the Klamath ' could master earlier this year. The
Sons of Chlloquln 37-10 and Merrill IOOF 43-35. Three wins in three Minnesota Gophers, opponents to
gamcs. Bonanza probably has power enough to get Into the league-wide night and Saturday, are rated No. 1
playoff at the end of the season. in the Big Nine rankings.
Magazine Holds All-Star Rights
Howard Hobson. former basketball mentor at the University of
Oregon nnd now coach at Yale, no
A.vs'x-iiulon of Coaches, of which he is president, will select its all-star
hoop teem thb M-as(.n for the April edition of True magazine.
Hoboy vys the combined votes of all college cage coaches and a
panel of srlected sjxiru writers will ballot on the all-star selections.
True muKa.me has bought publication rights lo the result.
Antlers Dip Into Rogue
Country For Hoop Enemy
A cmne to watch on the county
b.kctbnll horizon will be nlaved at
Hnnanji tonight between the Ant-
lers of l!nn:ur.n high and Tn lent 1 strength for the game because of j' State opens a two-night stand at
high ol Jiirksoit county The ren- j the absence of Dennis Davis, a i Seattle college.
son is that the winner of the county j highpoint swivel shooter. Davis is j In the Northwest conference. Col
! school leanue here will have to j down with the mumps. ' lege of Puget Sound entertains Pa-
plnyolf with the Jackson-Josephine
county B s-hoolwinncr. and It may
. be inirm.
Georee Bray, a former Bonanza
; boy and also a former University
CleCir Weather
j
; DnCA FflrPCflCT
' iW I VI Wr J
Is forecast by Dr. Irving P. Krick.
meteorologist for the California In
stltute of Technology.
Dr. Krick. head of a world-wide
long range weather loreca.sting
service, said that rain Is probable
between December 28 and Decem
ber 30. but that the field should be
dried out before New Year's Day.
Trojans Resume
! Gridiron Work
verslly of Southern California foot
ball squad resumed drills today tor
the coming battle with Michigan In
the Rose Bowl after a light Umber
ing up session yesterday.
Idle since after the Notre Dame
licking December 6. the players ap
peared none the worse for that
debacle as they went through of
feivive tactics.
Tile sqund moves to Santa Bar
bara Sunday, where the final nnd
rugged workouts will take place In
rnnipnrntlvo secrecy,
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senlorh on Oregon State's football
field, and two of them want to olav
In Division
less, has announced that the National
of Oregon basketeer. is now coach
. lng Talent.
The Antlers will not be at full
Elsewhere on the county scene, in
. league play, the Sacred Heart Tro-
t ranj under the tutelage of Bob
j Howard and Chet Amerlins play
Mil!n at Altamont school: Chllo-
cjuin goes to uncnrisi ana Merrill
plays at Bly.
The latter three contests are all
conference games, drawing the
opening curtain
on the class B
' school race.
Army Dice To Go
To Highest Bid
NEWARK. N. J Dec. 19 i,P The
war assets administration has 357.
000 pairs of army dice for sale.
Sealed bids on large lots of the
surplus war material will be sought.
The surplus Is apparently from
the vast store of materials originally
purchased for the Innumerable
"parcheesi" games of "faded" war
time memory.
The new physical standards for
enlistment in the United States
navy are subject to change momen
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The new eye requirements for en
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Cougars Edge Past
Manhattan Quintet
For Eighth Victory
By The Anwiclaled l-rewi aKnlnst cither team In district play
The Pacific Northweal'n basket-1 the pre-Kenson schedules of the
ball adherents picked up Intercut I various basketball nqunds around
today with Washlnnlon Btate col- the Ktnte have worked out no that
lene. Idling after Its first barnstorm- tonlRht'R game at Pelican Pavilion
Inu triumph, the Washington husk- may be an Indicator of things to
les hoping for a similar success to- come.
night, and the Oregon Ducks defy- i Grants PaM. which Is being con
ing nature by flying east for Its sldered the power In this district,
seventh assault against the big city 1 dropped two games to the Wash-
boys of the Atlantic seaboard.
Washington State college squeezed
over a S8-M triumph last night
aiainsl the previously undefeated
Manhattan college quintet and ex
tended the Cougar streak to eight
tames In so doing. Manhattun pre
viously had taken six straight foes
Into camp.
The metropolitan file fell behind
M-45 under the tiring pace set by
Coach Jack Frlel's two-team system
of operation, but rallied to tie the
count at M-all before George Ham
lltnn flm.r-lr.nKlh nolo effort laid
In the deciding counter. Free throws Ray Robinson-Chick Taylor welter
by George Hathcoate and Bob Gas- 1 weight title scrap here tonight.
ton widened WSC's margin In the
closing seconds.
The game, played before 18.000
fans In Madison Square Garden,
was the Cougars' first of an east
ern Invasion that takes them to
I h. ((.!,. v v UaturH.v 9.nit t
Buffalo, N. V.. Saturday against
I fr'uniiu an park rmwii vietim of
j Oregon State.
: oaton trie Everett ace who
! Orrjfon State.
j Canton, the Everett ace who
i cavorted for St. Martin's and Gon
zaga before hhowin up at Pullman,
j paced WSC with 12 points.
Washington's Huskies, the nor
I thern division coast conference's
j only other undefeated aggregation,
swing into the first of their five
i barnstorming appearances tonight
! Oregon 6 exam-groggy Ducks take
oif by plane tonight to keep a Sat
: urday engagement with Niagara at
I Buffalo and a Monday Garden
S1" . T ? t I ? t.
Idaho's dark-horse Vandals In
vade Missoula for a go at Montana
university.
Despite the eastern sojourns of
the major collegians. Northwest
fans will find the lights on in
many a college gymnasium. At
Uenatchee. Central Washington.
Pacific Lutheran, Whitworth and
Portland university open a two
day tournament of the merry-go-round
class.
Eastern Washington college In
vades Longview to meet that city's
all-star aggregation, and San Jose
ciflc university and Whitman treks
to Salem hopeful of hanging the
first league defeat on Willamette.
Lewis & Clark hosts the touring
University of Ecuador live in Port
land. Warren Named To
Seed Growers Post
Scott Warren. Algoma rancher,
was named a director of the Oregon
Seed Growers league at a meeting in
Portland today.
Members of the league in business ,
session warned the public of mis- i
leading "lawn grass seed labels. J.
C. Moore, Oregon State college as
sistant marketing specialist, issued
the warning on the labels. He said
some firms were selling rye grass
seed for lawn seed. Rye grass seed
is unsuitable for lawns, he added,
urging the public to inspect labels
closely.
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Pelicans Eye Series
With Salem Vikings
Pelican basketball players are
eyeing tonight's basketball clash
with the BlWRy-trnnf Salem hluh
Kthnol VlklnBK an thry would a
weathervane. It may how which
way the wind la blowing for the
PclK.
Allhoutih the gumo Ik non-conference,
and a Ins wnulHt.'l. iwnni
Ington Colonials of Portland, and
Sugar Ray
Puts Crown
Up Tonight
DETROIT, Dec. 19 0P1 Vividly
fiesh memories of Joe Louis' recent
near-upset stirred Detroit's fight
- DODUlace to high Ditch tndav for the
Louis, Sugar Ray s hero, will '
at ringside. He will be pulling for
the 147-pound king to defend his
crrwn with more aplomb than the
heevyweight ruler had against Jer
sev Joe Walcott earlier this month.
Only the possibility of such a re-
I currence could arouse enouRh in
ttreat to lead Promoter Nick Londes
' t0 Predict an Olympla stadium
record crowd of some 19.000 and
all-time high gross gate of $90,000
for the 15-rounder.
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Dear Moose!
This pictured Moose below isn't lazy . . he's just
resting and preparing for the big Moose Sports
Association dance to be held at the Moose lodge
this Saturday night, December 20.
This Moose is in full swing. He's going to try and
win one of the many Christmas geese for his holi
day dinner. He just bought a sock at the Santa
stocking auction. Plus this . . the big balloon dance.
This Moose . . . well, he had a great time. Note
the smile. He ate turkey sandwiches, salad, cran
berry sauce and what have you in the basement.
It just goes to show you
Bring a guest.
i Salem defeated Washington, It
Klamath can now brut Salem It
may mean that the Pelicans cull
(orget the bugaboo ul Grunts Push
In this district and get down tu tin
business of winning the conirrence
championship again.
All that Is In the 111(1110. The
present Is tonight's contest, which
takes the floor ill upprnxlmntoly
:16. A preliminary game id 7
o'clock puts the Pelican Junior var
sity against the Wildcats.
For the main game, Conch Wnyne
Scott Is expected to field a starting
five composed of Bob Hitmen, Juck
Kennett, Jack Lust, Gary Dawes
and Don Zaroslnskl. That com
bination was good enough to cop
the recent four-team tourney hnr
although It may not hold through
the entire season. Particularly if
tall Ken Torgersoo comes to the
front as a center. Torgerson Im
proved sleadll throug' tho tourna
ment last week, but still is rated
second string.
As an added feature uf the bas
ketball party, Coach Lorcn Simons
will bring a couple of his high
0001 wrestlers out at halftlmc for
,'pmy 01 nl?n !ch' grappling,
"hlch not t0 be confused with
"le Proiesslonal article.
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