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Newspaper Page Text1 I ILRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN ,MONDAY, DEC. 29, 1947 i Cards Trounce Eagles, 28-21 i Chicago Takes Pro Grid Bet i CIIICAMO, lrr. 211 iI'i -Tlii Clilrimu Oirilliuils today rrlmirtl nn the Natlnnnl Konlliall IruKUr rliatiiilons lor 1 1 it srcoutl time In the puifesslonnl rlrrult's SB-year history mm liny owed II nil to u "fast (itrak" tlmt wnuttl put haskrHiall In filiitint". In fuel. yrstrnliiy's li-nutm i'liiinilonlili mime lit cement. like (iiiiilnki'y pink wan rxrliislvrly a "kviii shor'' ioiiiii In wlilili Hie illillllllls outlasted tllP I'lllllldrlphlii I'.iikIis, H-2 1 . Ililolu 11 ftlllvcrlllK tiininii of :iolnli. l Coinnlrtnly rrvrrsliiu II in triiilltloiuil form of I lie puui-iiilmli'U professional foollMllrrs, Hip Cnrilliuila nil in k fur nil four nf tlirlr f i ' toUl'llllllWIIft III) tWO M'llhlltlUlllll Kl- lupii purli liy Cliiulry Trliil. former Oroivlii All-Aiiin leu. mill rx-Notre Union1 Klinrr Anusiiian. Trlppl MiTiiki'il 44 yanls on k iliili'k-iipi'iiliiK pluy In Hie (Hit pi i lud. Almsman exploded TO yards lulu puy-ilirl on u similar pluy In Urn M'i'iiuil iiiiiilrr. Trlppl iitinlilrd '15 yiinlA with u punt lor a third pi i iiul touchdown. And Almsman UKiiiiid 7U yards imuln (or another j Icui-lidnwti In tin fourth iiuiirlrr. Kl llltl.Mi II V Allt 'Mint was (lit bull Hume, allliouuti tllr lumlrs Klimrly kept Within ; ntilklnu distaiue with Tommy i Tlnmp'.on'n &:i-yurd MoruiK toss to I'ul Milluuh In 11 ir sreoud quarter: mid slum lout-hdiiwn smusiirs by Hlivr Vmilluirll in ill Hum. C'lillt 1111 thi ihlid mid fourth stanzas, i Thr C'nnlliial. trnrlliK a piixc fn. in the Nrw Yoik annus, who, nurprl.Til Hip Clilenito llrnrs by ap- Webfoots Entertain Jayhawks flKATTl.E. lJrc. '.'U ol'i-llliik to tlirlr hump stands, un-uon mid (lie linn IIIiiIp basket iiuliiirtit prrli. i in till IIip rrrrptlou oillllliltlrn tolllKhl mid Tursday, hopi liil of mukliiK It Just mi ttlillll II irrpptlon a lllry Iiuvp rrrrlud 111 tlirlr rrsprcllvr mini Junius. Orrifon. uhli lt bliistrd out n I1U-4U htoiy ovrr Hip mtii h trmnplt'd riprllusflrld. Mum . rollriir tlvd Kut lirdny nlKlit, hosts thr stroim Kail .n university Jayliawks; wlnlr Oir nn Htatr, twlrp drfruii-d in Cull lm nlii Bpprariiuirs ovrr thr urrk rml. riitrrtnliii thr powrilul Unl- -! of Onllfolllln Hems. Drriiou Hluln thopprd It 44-4'J dr C 1 ill to UlllvrlMly of Hull l-'rall- iim:o Hiiturduy iiikIii alter lu-iinu mi l.vritlme rlti'olllitrr Hip previous ririiliiK t" Htnnliinl. .' WilMlllllitoll. Illl'inmlillr. li rll Ji.iiIp luimo nlli-r ill iptilliK Hip oild liullip ol live In tlir Mld-vti-nl- ll IW dii vrrdli-l to Ohm Htutr Hiiluiduy lllKlll. - Idlllio, tlloliKh dilrulrd 1:1-44 liy 'Munhull CollriiP of Writ VlIKllllll. Mill irtulnrd n rllimrr for third pluir III Hip I.i Antrlri lollrKlillr Invltutlonnl rhnllipl"litlllv. und will inrrl lirltihnin Younii Tui Mlny nltlil. Wally Butts Angered At Salary Audit ATLANTA. Dec i!U -r limit football Conrh Wnllmr Hiilln of Hip I'lllvrmlly of ClrorKIn hiu ollrrrd to rrnittii nftrr m:ru?iliiK Kintr Auditor J) K. Thriwhpr Jr.. of "diMnrllnii rx jiriupn'' In connection Willi Hint a nnliiry. i Thruillrr rrrrnlly nporlrd Hull BilllJi rpcplvrd lll.'HO Ufi itilrlliK thr lil flhiiil ypur. '.UUU0U u nulury. ;oa:)3 iu uonu. iumi iu miIj- iMenrp iillowiinrp. ftlld $:i(KlO us 'HiiKnr Dowl coniliutfiicirii " Hutu nald hl nulury as i-oiuh ftnd mtlilrtlc dirri'tor 1 ir.MKiO iin Mmll)'. mill tli'durrd Iip obji ctrd to Tlirnhpr'i Infprrncp Hint over I IB, 000 "cimc to mp prrMinnlly" thf luvi ypur. Hull win Jolnrd In -111.-, prolrst 01 Thrutlirr'i critlrlm by 1'rri.ulrnt lliu mull W. Cllldwrll who llrlllrd thr tudltor'a iliiirKP Hint the Ciroriiia AHilPllc Aiuorlntlon hiu liiiiiroprrly rrrittrt! a iitAlp drbt. NAME THE BALL CLUB Contest Open to All Pick a Name Klumath Falls liolils a franchise lor a professional baseball team in the class D Far West league and the ownership organization, Klamath Baseball, Inc., wants the fans to choose the name for the club. Suitable and valuable prizes will be awarded the person suggesting the name which is accepted by the judges and who writes the best conclusion, in 50 words or less, to the sentence: "Professional baseball has a ploce in Klamath Falls be cause " Write the name of your choice and your contest sentence on a postal card and mail to: Don Neal, radio station KFLW, or Hale Scarbrough, The Herald and News. Faint Gleam Of Hope Seen In (JSC Camp Trojans May Evolve Tactics To Muffle Michigan Offensive PAHAIiKNA. Calif.. Die 28 lA'r- Houihi-rn California und Mlchlnan ! jcrap. Iip.id Into the final ntutcei of condl- Sampson hu done all hiu profe tlonliiK today for thplr New Year'a monal flifhtliiK here, five boutn. and IJny tiiKUKPineiit In Hie Roue Bowl, holds four quick knockouts and one mid aurprlnlni! rriiounh. It apueura I decision low. lUwently he has been Phil Sampson Gets Portland Bout YouhK Phil Siiinpaon. welter welitht of Rrno anil Klamath Falls, will appear In a supporting bout to the Jack Bnapp-Ilobby Volk 15 round rnlddlcwplKht match In Port land New Year's Day. Miitchmukpr C. W Hutchinson Katurduy announced that Humti.son would be faced by Buford Hanson, ycunn neKro from Beattle. who Is fast rlslnn In the 147-pound bracket, 'the fight will be a six rounder, one of three on the support card to the Pacific Northwest middleweight Portland llftlitwelnht, against IIiil Robblns of Vancouver, B. C, six rounds; Jopy Ortega of Vnnport against Paulle Cook, Tacoma, feath erwelKhts. six rounds; and Dick Ab ney of Bulem aftalnst Dave Arndt of Portland, mlddlewelghts, four chap ters. Bnupp and Volk finished off their heavy training at the PAL gym yes terday, attracting a good - sized Pels Finish Strong In Whipping Albany The Kliimuili Prllcuns muile a ( Keiiiielt, who hus been an Infre roarliiK coiiirback In Hip second tilt i (pient scorer all si iimjii this far. sur- of tlirlr iw-o-Kiiinr M-rlrn with the Albnliy IllllldoKs rjuturdiiy lllKlll, loopliiK In an mnn.lng 37 polnis In the si'iuiid li.ill mid llti-rully ruu iiIiik Hip IIuIIiIuks lulu the floor with a suddenly revnullj-d I bleak. The si-ore was 52-:J4. i Frlduy nlchl Albany had taken a j .Mirprlse 40-:i8 overtime vprdlet from I Hie Pels on much the same tactics, j romum back with a rush In the sec- I peuilng in uyiu shoes at the atnrt ! t,nti Imlf. j of the second hnlf In tlirlr lu:i& ' 'ihe Prllcuns were on Hip bottom I le.imie tide pluyolf Kinnr. took thr j f i ul hiilftlmc Hiiturduy. but J,,n; ,,j field vrslrnliiv III snenkers. It was a roinpleleiy rhaiiKPii team , n.wc '7 The Kimles Iried to start the gumr ; which lik the floor for Hip second prised rvrn Couch Wayne Bcott and himself by hitting the hoop for 17 points In the game, the first lime any member of the Pelicans has come up with thai amount of In dlvlduul scoring. Thp Pels continue their holiday exhibition series tonight, meeting Hip Kureka Lumberjacks In the first of a two-game .set at the KU gym. The main event Is slated to 8 p. m. Lineups and scoring: '. Allian K "Si hlinmw I r '3' Krb I l.ul iTi -.. .. C OU'.n Hionr 'II' ... O '3' I SprDen. Merrill IB', Htnllh. HHn VrCluk wuli sliariilv-lioiied reuular football hull. Three lwskels in a row by i z.rm.npk iti .. i; u. Keid shoes, but alter a penalty fur "llllgal I'orwulll Jack Kennrlt pushed Klsm.lh reM.rvr.-Whlln.y J'. Dor- ..iniuiiii'iii " nuirVIv cliunued to Kluinnth Into the lead and they kept ! , .. r.nu.rdi. r.iiloii n. Aiun b.iskelD.ill shoes mid the rest uf . Hie Kuine was u "Hut-fool" ullulr. I The Caidlnuls' tiluiupll which Wi.lllid up the luliKe:.t seusoll III NFL hl .loiy u nun keel by three rrcoid bteuklllg pel lurliliilli es. Ol I CNSIVK Itt t llltll Alik'-liiin. uliled by Ills two 7U iiud luuchtlown raiublrs, amassed ;:iU yards in 10 bnll-r.iiryliiu ul tenipts to shatter Hip former play off inuik uf lull yards In 111 mines by thr llrars' Hill Osmanskl against Washington in IIH0 1 homiison. Hir Euglrs' pus-stng iiuuitrrbark. rstablishrd two play END OF YEAR SHOULD SLICE UNBEATEN RANK olf murks by flinging 44 passrs and hitting on 'J7. Thr former records of Jj altrmpts and 18 complrtlons wrie srt by Kammy Huugh of Wash- ! IliKlull BKliinM thr Hrnrs III 1037. j The Caldlnals. who dlvidrd their swag 40 ways, collrcted 11133 each f i the IK3.KH7 players' pool. The K.iglrs, who also voted 40 shares, collected 7M rach. Ciross receipts limn the :iO,7S!l crowd and radio mid television rights were 15U,408 mil! the net receipts HWKW. NKW YCIHK. Dec. M uV The busketball picture on New Year's lill'llt should give the lans a pretty good liidicatioii of who's who in the college cage woild ' liy that dale, a majority of Hie : current unbeaten crop some 30-odd quintets -will have been through ! the mill following a flock of lough gamrs tonight, tomorrow and Wed nesday. In addition, such powrr pucked but oiice-bpuien fives as North Carolina State. Holy Cross. Eight-Game Streak For Tacoma Ends liy Thr Associated Press ' The right-game win streak of the lucolim Mountaineers was endrd lutlay, a 55-M) Hunday victim of the liellingham Plrcipsts, but the Ta ruiiians continued to hold down the I'ucldc Coast Professional liusket liall leiigue by n half game ovrr the Heat He Athletics. Hint He knocked off Portland 73 (14 yesterday after downing llrlllng 1 in in 00-68 Hattirday night to draw up on Ihe Tacomans who could gain only an even split over Hip week-i-iid. '1 ho leaders bumped Portland fSatuiday 70-6&. A lialf game behind Seattle and -only a single game behind Hip Ta loiuans Is Vancouver which rambled over Astoria U7-li(i In a rrrord break ing tilt (Saturday In Vancouver. Norm linker's 37 points for Vancou ver took over thr Irague'a one-game ndlvldual scoring mark from As- irlas Ken Hays, and the 07 points iltrd the single ganip team mark from Ihe 01 previously registered by Hip Canadians against Porlland. Hays had led Individual scoring with a Xi-pnlnt effort marked up against lli'llliigham December 17. The cumulative 103 points fell five below Iho log racked up when Portland dumped Hrlllngham BII-80 ; December 14. Tonight thp schedule shows Tn romii at Hplllnghnm, Pnrtlnnd at firatlle and Astoria nt Vancouver. Snow Rages For Opening Of Ski Meet HUN VALI.KY. Ida . Dec. 38 'Vv Sixty-llinT cnmpvtltom from nine rollrm Irom Vrrnuml to Cnlilorni uui.Urd thr l.llIn nu liiK oh Oulrim siimiiiit t(xty kltrr downhill rates ycMrrday oiwnrd the nnmml tntrr collritlaip k. mrct in a bllndltiR hnnu.itorm. Two mrmlirrs f the dt-frndlne (h.nniuuii Univrrnty of Umh trnm -Pul Kmrnrs nnd Susan Hiirrts won thr downhill cotnirl.Uon t Late Cage Scores Collegiate New York V. 70. Missouri 63. UCLA 64. St. Josephs 64. Hochestrr 57, Case 44. Temple 73. Dartmouth 64. Niagara 46, Southern California 43. Syracuse 65. Hllgham Young 45. Kan Francisco 44, Oregon State 42 Prpurrdmr 59. West Texas 47. Nebraska 51. Stanford 47. California 59. Minnesota 35. Marshall (WVAi 73. Idaho 64. Oregon 69. Springfield 40. Colorado State 90. Fort Warren 42. Wichita Due For Raisin Contest Kentucky. Oklahoma A. and M . Purdue, Howling Green, George town. Temple, Utah. Syracuse. Mich igan und Michigan State also will hitvc encountered Miff opjiosltlon. Threp major unlieaiens, for In stance are scheduled to compete in the three-day Oklahoma City tour nament which gels under way to night. They are Texas iB-0. Ham- li ti-Oi and Alabama '4-0). Two of these are certain to face defeat for the first time, and with such sttoug opposition as the Oklahoma Aggies iii-1'. Georgia Tech I3-1, Wyoming '6-2i and Baylor i5-3. It Is not at all Improbable that all three may be knocked off the un beaten jH-rch. Kansas Slate 18-0'. New York university i6-0. Western Kentucky UI-Oi, Toledo 18-O1, St. Louis l5-0l, and Louisville i7-0i. face the mast difficult assignments Gurduers speedy Kansas Stale Wlldrats. who already boast vie gentle rny of hope has begun to peep out ol the USC camp. Apparently the only reason for their cautious upgrade of optimism Is based on the complete secrecy thrown around the Trojans' drills and possible new operational plans. Jeff Cravath, the Troy's coach, who guided them to four Pacific Coast conference championships and two wins In three trips to the Hose Bowl since 1042, has not been exactly mysterious; he Just hasn't been talking. I IIAIK.1M, DKr'KNSK Best bet Is that USC will try to mount a charging defease, practi cally an offense, ill breaking up Michigan s vaunted sleight-ol-hand tracks belorc the wolverines Full back, Jack Welsenburger, or the two i hallbacks. Bob Chappuis or bounc ing Bump Elliott, can gel going. i'o put the mutters nicely, the Tiojans arc noted for sheer strength and. shall we say, conservative thinking. Which means conserva tive playing. But, as Troys quavering DUt hopeful followers point out, Mr. Cravath Is no lavender and old lace Hunker. In 1041 he turned out a University of San Francisco eleven that could mauli In dtp.sy-do any thing produced In the daring South west Conference and the highest scoring team In the nation. It had imagination, bravado nd smart coacning behind It. MATKHIAL SHORTAGE Whether Cravath has the mate rial certainly he can t match Crls ler's oflenslve-defenslve elevens be cause he simply does not have line depth lo latch onto a new look at this late date Is something that won't be answered until Thursday afUTnoon. But Cravath and the Trojans, who have nothing now to lose and every thing lo gain, can t have been twiddling the same thumbs since Hie Notre Dame game. That ts why a faint hint of optimism has em anated Hie past couple of days from the Troys' den at Santa Barbara. Shrine Stars End Practice Inactive at hla home In Reno. The remainder of Hie Portland holiday card will put Chuck Brown. crowd of the ring faithful to watch their work. From now until Thurs day both boxers will confine their exercise to morning sprints and calisthenics. Both are reported In fine shape for the scheduled It round fight. Rnapp Is the underdog in the fight, but the long 3-1 odds on Volk arc weakening and the Merrill boy may not be much worse than even money by fight night. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmamm Cummings' MVi Taxidermy Studio Ciwi Game Head i(l Birds Rugs $ Tanning Ph. 1658 249 E. Main -.- The Gun Store Will Buy Used Ski Boots i A K ANNUAL EVENT! OREGON WOOLEN'S SUITS! OVERCOATS! SWEATERS! SHIRTS! JACKETS! SPORTSWEAR! SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 29 IP ir .... n-niiM ended todav as Coach Ja!0Ut4jUintnWj5Oiiege stars represent ing Hie East and the west taperea nH tt-nintnir for the annual Shrine tones over such stalwarts as Indt- j (ootDaii Kamf in Kezar stadium New ana, Oklahoma and OKianoma a. ; year-5 Day for thejbenefit of, crip amt M.. take on formidable Canlslus : pjj children. at the latter's home court on Buf- j Both camps went through only fi-.loi. Memorial auditorium tomor- . one workout yesterday, prior to the row. They also meet strong St. j annual sightseeing trip to Santa Joseph's In Philadelphia next Sat- j Cruz, and opposing coaches sched urday. I uled only one session a day from I now on. .... , , ,, Coaches Bernle Blerman. Andy Hlldeqarde TellS Kerr and Howard Odell of the East . squad agreed their players were in Of TUT Theft I good mental and physical condition. Tonv Minis! of Pennsylvania, wno NEW YORK. Dec. 29 i.Vt-Hllde- FKKHNO Calif.. Dec. 29 uT The garde, the night ciuo singer, reporieo University of Wichita football team ; to police that a sneak thief entered ....'. .!.,... i ,.n trwiiiv m her Hotel Plaza apartment early the summit. 25 miles northwest of pnlc,lc fr their New ; yesterday and stole Jewelry and a ; I Year's Day game against college oi 1 1 ur ni w niuru imm " the Pacific In the third annual i loiui oi w.. Raisin Howl contest. ' The theft occurred shortly after The COP Tigers, cniwnpions of Ihe j - S",B",g California Collegiate Ath et c asso- e ,f HlWe ul on. will not come here until a S(, Wednesday. " The game Is expectpd lo produce I battle lor Individual minors ue- innkS I QD fylellDVe PORTLAND, Dec. 29 !Ti Clar- llrrr. the mile coursp on four inches of new snow In 1:00 'J yesterday for the best time of the day. Kennies won Hie men's race in 1:UI4. Hubert HI. Louis of the University ol Washington and Alan Fischer ol I'uriliiiid university tied for spcond ...ul, 1 .ill -1 m,wI Willi. m Vitrt-rll ut I ti 1 a t'l..l.ltn ! nil,, - IWCCll I.U1WUUU k-lt'AIIHI, .'IU,.'" IMiili wns 111 fourth snot With 1 :03.4. I, ..lih.,,.!, nml 17-veur-old Eddie le llehlnd Miss Harris nunc Sally Huron of Pacific. Sexton has been j mpiidvc. Ji. rignt - nanaeo Ni Iklinger of the University of Colo- ! nn all-Mlssouii halfback choice i pitcher from Llnflcld college, will get ,. i fi i Murv Alter Peel of i iiir,. vrni. rinmliiir and Le Baron. I try-out with a New ork Yankees Washington Stale college with 1:04. j one of Northern California's out line! Donna Townsend of the Unl-1 standing backs. Is a Utile All verslty of California. 1:10.3. In that j America and All-Const selection, order. ' sprained an ankle In a scrimmage Saturday. Is expected to be ready for action by Thursday. Head Coach Don Raurot put the Westerners through a two-hour workout yesterday at their Stanford university camp. The session In cluded a dummy scrimmage, prac tice on offensive plays and emphasis on a defense against expected East plays. Some of the white sand dunes in San Luis valley, Calif., rise to a height of 1000 feet Frisco Chinese Win ! SKATTLH, Dec. 29 tI'i The Bun T'Tunclsro Chinese staged a stormy , .llilrd niiarler drive last night lo overcome a mld-ganie deficit and edge out the Hawaiian All-Stars 40 43 for the first annual Oiicntnl .Amrrlcan baskelbnll tournament title. The Chlrago Huskies defeated Brattle Nisei 45-27 for third place. Rebels Plunder North, 33 to 6 MONTGOMERY. Ala.. Dec. 29 oP. Two seniors from Virginia Hack George Grimes and End Hob Welr--wcre I m port n tit cogs III the Souths football muchlne which crushed the North hero Saturday 33 to 6 In the Kllli annual Hlue-Oray game. Between them they accoitiilptl for 21 of the Smith's points, more than half of Hip total and pnough In It self lo give a wide nuirgln of vic tory for the lads In gray. Cowboys Due At San Diego baseball farm club next spring. Scout Syl Johnson said he had signed Mellbyc. but did not know to which farm team he would be sent. rr mil .. VnliT w " i! i 1 1 i i SAN DIEOO. Calif.. Dec. 29 oP A workout In Balboa Municipal sta dium, site of the New Year's Day Harbor Bowl here. Is thp first order of business for the Hardln-Slmnions Stale university. football cowboys after they arrive by air today. The Cowboys meet the San Diego Slate Aztecs, who planned a final scrimmage this morning. Conch Warren Woodson's Texaus were scheduled to arrive by plane at 2 p. m. Browns Get Title CLEVELAND. Drc. 29 t.Tv The Cleveland Browns, champions of the All-America conference, today an nounced the signing of Y. A. Tittle Jr., star passer and signal caller for the past four years nt Louisiana SKIERS! Chippewa Ski Boots $14.85 and Colvmbtfi Irwrti. Inc. Tocorno. U S. A. Don t let the weather get you down . . . buoy-up your spirits with a bottle of cheer-full Columbia Ai.r . , , the beverage that cheers. 21 sr7 v 1 Anderson & Thompson Northland Ski Bindings S4.95 up i Complete Assembly. i i i i i ; 1T1E Ski Rcfinishing and Base Lacquering Done At GUN STORE 714 Main to Co' Vt I V -V ''VI l w Reg. $29.50 to $50 TOPCOATS ALL WOOLS NOW AS LOW AS 18.89 1MB THE MIRACLE ! AUTO PAINT THAT m ... m Now vow con givo your car high gloil profvuional poinl ob oolite, quicktr with DAB, Iht now wonder uto painl Ihol Itavoi no llrtakc or lopmotkil All you do ll WIPE II ON with Iho applicator pod provided frto. Toktl only on hour lo apply, tokoi only an hour lo dry dult lrol ' Now Available In Klamath lulls Al COLORS lUih Pel 1M llMMrM I v' MatM J)wl Qi1 l IWtwtrtH Or) McREYNOLDS MOBILE SERVICE llth and Klamath ONE GROUP VALUES TO $50 MEN'S SUITS TWEEDS AND WORSTEDS $28 S3! $34 ONE GROUP VALUES TO $6.50 SWEATERS ALL WOOL SLIPONS Now 3.79 REGULAR $14.95 to $32.50 Leather Coats DRASTICALLY REDUCED Now 8.89 up REGULAR $3.65 NITE SHIRTS Now 2.89 WORK SOCKS COTTON, WHITE OR MIXED Now 4 prs. 1.00 REGULAR $2.29 and $2.49 Flannel Shirts DURABLE GREY Now 1.49 VALUES TO $6.95 WOOL SHIRTS Now 3.89 Values to $10 WOOL SHIRTS Now 4.89 Loafer Coats PLAINS AND TWO-TONES 12 Price Wool Jackets ZIPPER FRONTS, PLAIN AND CHECKS Now 5.89 OREGON WOOLEN 800 Main STORE Phon. 6873