MONDAY, FEB. 23, 1948
PACE EIGHT
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Chil oquin Nudges Trojans
For Class B' Cage Crown
Sacred Heart
Crowds Game
To Last Ditch
For the econd straight year the
Panthers from the basketball-loving
town of Chlloquin have won the
Klamath county small school cage
championship and are taking the
first step toward the state B' play
offs at Arlington. Saturday night
In the feature game at Pelican
court Chlloquin squeezed by the
Sacred Heart Trojans. 28-28.
Last year the Panthers won the
county flag, got by Rogue River for
the district and lost out in the
opening round of the state tourna
ment. But this year's club prob
ably is a better and smarter ma
chine than that of last season.
Chlloquin should come very close to
the state pennant.
However, Prank DiUlio's boys
have some distance to travel. The
Klamath County league Is a part of
district 5-B, along with Lake. Jack
son and Josephine. The only club
in Lake county is Paisley and the
Panthers probably will have to meet
that school's quintet sometime
early this week.
JAX COME THROUGH
Saturday night over across the
mountain, Jacksonville upset Kogue
River 45-37 for the Jackson-Josephine
county title. So after Chllo
quin makes its arrangement with
Paisley the Panthers will have to
go at Jax In a two-out-of-three
series. That may be played start
ing this week-end.
Counting out Paisley may be
rather easy since Gilchrist has done
it twice this season, but getting bv
Jacksonville for district 5-B laurels
might be something else.
At any rate, the Panthers have
the Klamath county crown in tow.
winning it on a good, rough game
with the Trojans.
The game was a close-shave all
the way. Jim Manning of the
Academy landed a free throw to
start the scoring. Allen Hatcher
tied with a free one. Jack Narey
duplicated with one for Sacred
Heart and Hatcher came back with
a basket
That gave Chlloquin the lead
that was often endangered but
never lost. First quarter score was
9-8 and halftime was 15-13.
SUBSTANTIAL MARGIN
The Panthers accumulated their
most substantial margin of the
. gsme late in the third five points
at 24-19. then saw it almost vanish
,' In the fourth.
With less than three minutes to
go. Jack Narey caught a football
pass for a lay-in that brought the
score to 25-24. Hatcher added 9
basket and Gillis Hannigan a foul
shot to make Chiloquin's 28 points,
and the Panthers went into a stall.
Narey swiped the ball and laid
one in from an angle for Academy's
26th point Chlloquin got posses
sion and again tried to stall, but
Narey drew a foul and took the ball
cut of bounds for one last frenzied
effort at a basket. The pass went
in to Pickett off to the right of the
hooo and Bill's shot went up and
over.
Gilchrist's Grizzlies came in for
ome of the glory, winning the con
ization game from Bonanza, 49-22.
. Lineups and scoring:
(Championshin)
f'hiloauin (28) (26) Academy
Hannigan H) F Ml Narev
Hatcher HO) ... F 17) Pickett
Neilson 2) C Neubert
Jones (21 O t6 Mannlne
Baird f3) G Mattis
Chlloquin reserves Norval and
Souers. Sacred Heart reserves
Vandenberg (2).
(Consolation)
Gilchrist (49) (22) Bonanza
Van Tassel F (61 Womaek
Toomey (131 F Gift
Bhelton (12) C .... 3 Davis
Rcld (19) G (2i BnrnJv
Anderson (5) ... G 4) Noble
Gilchrist reserves Guddat. Dunn
rnd Brader. Bonanza reserves
Meeker (5), Lebow (2).
Charles Of fers
Benefit Fight
CHICAGO, Feb. 23 (JP; Promoter
Jack Begun began making plans to
day to stage a benefit boxing match
to bring financial security for the
parents and sister of Sam Baroudi.
Baroudi, whose real name is Cran
dall, died early Saturday alter being
knocked out in the tenth and last
round of his Chicago Stadium fight
with Ezzard Charles.
Begun, co-promoter of the bout,
said he and his firm would match
Charles against "the best possible
opponent" and donate "every penny
of our profits" to the family of the
dei..: 20-year-old negro boxer.
Probably Made
Game Interesting
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23 (JPi
Jack Tweedle, Berkeley, a wartime
air forces pilot, scored 74 points In
one game in the Pacific association
basketball tournament yesterday.
Oldtlmers said that Is the all-time
individual scoring record on the
Pacific coast.
Tweedie, 26, and tin father of
two, counted 35 field goals and four
free throws. Ills Burbank A. C.
males smothered the veterans ad
ministration, branch 12, 108-29.
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These Boys Hold KU W resiling Hopes
Coach Dutch Simons. Klamath
thin u.nn and mni the hrst iff
pound), Bill Mosby (155-pound). Ken
(125 sound)
u-j-pounai.
,
Panthers,
Grizzlies
Dominate
Chiloquin's Panther and Oil
christ's Grizzlies placed three of
their starting fives on the county
all-star basketball selection
ehosen by coaches of the eight
participating teams at the close
of the county championship tour
nament Saturday night
The Panthers also won the I
tournament and trophy that goes
with the victory.
Ten players were chosen for the
all-stAr team, two of them Gillis
Hannigan of Chiloquin and Ben
Sheppard of Henley by unani
mous rote.
Others in the star lineup in- j
elude Allen Hatcher and Neil
Neilson of rhilnouint .lack N'arer '
and Bill Pickett of runnerup
Sacred Heart: John Reid. Dave
Anderson and John Toomey of
Gilchrist, and Don Bowman of
MerrilL
Eight Handed
North A AU
Ring Laurels
SEATTLE. Feb. 23 i.-Pi Eight
northwest amateur boxers had titles.
but nearly 100 had only their bruises
and bumps today to recall the 13th t
annual Pacific Northwest Golden !
Gloves boxing tournament.
Seven of the eight titlists are new
comers. Only Eddie Haddad. light
weight ace A the Royal Canadian
navy, was able to repeat his 1947
performance in a bruising scrap with
Lyle Kehoe, fellow Canadian from
the Burrard Lions of Vancouver,
B. C.
Title holders in other divisions
are: heavyweight John Prechek.
Seattle: lightheavyweight Jerris
Jamel, Western club. Vancouver. B.
C; middleweight Marvin Johnson,
Fort Lawton; welterweight Nip
Long, Washington State college;
featherweight Burl Amos. Seattle;
bantamweight Melvin Eagleman,
Chemawa Indian school, Salem; fly
weight Harold Gensaw, Chemawa
Indian school Salem.
All but the two Canadian titlists
are almost certain selections for the
region's eight-man team to compete
in the Olympic games tryouts at
San Francisco early this summer.
Orangeman Takes
Slalom Event
RENO, Feb. 23 (IP) The Univer
sity of Nevada won the ninth an
nual winter sports carnival here aft
er the leading University of Cali
fornia squad withdrew from jumping
because of injuries.
With California out, Nevada en
trants won the Jumping event, and
the points gave the squad 371.68
points. Utah placed second with
366.73 points, followed by Stanford
with 348.79 and Oregon State with
344.46.
mil aM n-, a
.iJT . i.
two slalom runs at nearby Mt. Rose
Bowl in 97.9 seconds to win the sla
lom event. Third slalom finisher
was a fellow-Beaver, Sterling Mc
Garvey. DIES
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 23 lT'i
Hyrum Dempsey, the 91-year-old
father of former world heavyweight
boxing champion. Jack Dempsev,
died yesterday of causes Incident
to age.
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Tnur Nefghborhond Urtittitl
I5U so. Slh Thorn 4:111
l man hijrli school wrestling boss, has
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New York Possesses j
Sole Unbeaten String
NEW YORK. Feb. 23 (,P New i piomised an interesting evening's j
York university's lengthening vie- , workout in its clash with St. John's j
tcry string the only unbroken one cf Brooklyn, an old nemesis, to- j
in college basketball undergoes night at Madison Square Oiirdeu.
two more tests this week while four i Friday the unblemished Violets take
cf the major conferences set about on Rutgers.
the business of unraveling close i The four conferences winch are :
races. ' moving down to the wire with their i
NYU. riding 17 straight wins, is seuabbles unsettled arc the Big i
Late Cage
Scores
HIGH SCHOOL
Grants Pass 61, Ashland 49.
Newport 53. Sweet Home 33.
West Linn 50. Tillamook 34.
Central Catholic 41. Pendleton 37.
Lewis-Clark Frosh 57. Sherwood
H. S. 33.
Marshfield 40. North Bend 29.
Roseburg 43. Myrtle Point 42.
Coquille 38. Reedsport 32.
Baker 50. La Grande 49.
Salem H. S. 38, Oregon
Rooks 36.
State
cniirniiTC
Washington State 62. Washington !
58.
Oregon State 50. Oregon 45. ,
Whitworth 50. Pacific Lutheran '
45.
Eastern Washington 78. St. Mar- !
tin's 45.
College of Idaho 72, Whitman 47. !
Willamette 44, British Columbia j
40
Oklahoma 50. Kansas 46.
Nebraska 62. iowa State 57.
Iowa 62. Wisconsin 40.
Michigan 06. Minnesota 45.
Ohio State 72. Michigan State 50.
Texas 54. Arkansas 43.
Texas Christian 46. Texas Aggies
1
California 44. UCLA 39.
Southern California 41, Stanford
40.
Brigham Young 55. Utah 51.
St. Mary's 'Calif.) 49. San Fran
Cisco 46.
Truck Upsets On
Highway 97
John Hessia. of Weed. Calif., re
ported to state police Sunday that
his 1940 pickup truck overturned
early in the afternoon on highway
97. about a half mile north of the
Williamson river bridge.
Hessia told officers he had two
passengers riding with him, but
none was Injured. An Icy spot in
the highway was given as cause
for the accident. His machine was
not badly damaged.
Princess Anne
Received By Pope
VATICAN CITY. Feb. 23 iP,-
Pope Pius XII received the mothers
of former King Mlhal of Romania
and his fiancee, Princess Anne of
Bourbon-Parma, In private audi
ence today.
Vatican sources said the church's
u.ohv'--""" ie
C0UPlc my have Dcen sought.
Anne is a Roman Catholic while
Miliars family belong to the na
tional orthodox Church of Ro
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turned out a good crew of mutnirn
c,rh ;in,.,. v.m i.ri.1..
(heavyweight) and Jerry Beckham''"1 "'""""'V ' "" '"lc roltccs as Southern Oregon college.
11 wol''d grow even faster wltlt a more comprehensive program
, . of Mhtrtlc rouipetinoij, 1Uid nothing short of a plurality of girls attracts
' ; i men students to a college like football. Winning football preferably.
Nine. Big Seven. Ivy league and
tne Pacific coast the northern dl- :
vision race :n the last one furnish-
ii,k inc excitement.
Michigan leads the Big Nine w ith
seven victories and two setbacks
but Iowa i7-3i and Wisconsin i6-4
aie close pursuers.
Columbia, upset by Princeton.
was tossed into a three-wav wrangle
! with the Tigers and Cornell for the
I title In the East's Ivy league. Co
lumbia unbeaten until last week
1 leads with 6-1. followed bv Prim e-
toil 15-1) and Compll ,.9,
i Kansas State has a slutht ad
vantage In the Big Seven but Its 6-2
record Is by no means secure. Okla-
noma Is pressing at 5-3.
I Kentucky 19-O1 has already
1 cuncned the Southeastern confer
ence crown and North Caroliin
State has done the same In the
Southern.
Baylor.' unbeaten In 10 starts In
the Southwest conference Is a
shoo-in now .hat Texas and Arkan-
sss. the main challengers, bumped
each other off 'n a two-game series
Oklahoma A. and M wiih on a.n
i record in the Missouri vallev. and!
Brigham Young. 8-1 In the Moun-
tain states, apoarently have league
cnampionsnips clinched.
Colorado has won the Rockv
mountain crown and Arizona has
taken the Rocky mountain cham
pionship for the third straight time. ,
Kahut Reappears
PORTLAND. Feb. 23 OP. Joe
Kahut, powerful Woodburn. Ore.
fightor-farmcr. makes another step
along his comeback trail March 2
a-zss i SHH
IsToLd bout bin forThTpa'ciflc
coast heavvwelifht tntn 7.nrir ri..
cisloned Kahut a year ago. shortly
before th wHh,- h. .
on the shelf from burns and Inlurics
received in a tractor accident on his
farm.
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31S So. 8th
B. K. Teed, 25 Year's
:Ll2 J:
At the risk of sounding like a reformer, which we are not , today
let's talk about three thlnus which would Increase our tuwn'i sports
prestige no little. Take a Mimll Item (list. , .
The high school rally muuuI Jumping Jim Cil.Miiun and those
eight Kills In kucc-lcuiiih skirts have been Inllowitig Pelican football
and basketball teams nil over the state the past six months, shelling
out their own dimes and dollars lor cnicii.M's. The school hasn't
contributed much, If anything nl nil.
A conservative estimate would be Unit the kids each have beou
nicked at least jlfiU. maybe more, on llielr own accounts for out-of-town
mimes. Meals, hotel rooms and the like aren't handed out free
anywhere.
Now ttutt the Pels are going to the slate tmii'iiiiiliriit, possibly a
six-day affair Including traveling tune, Jim and the girls naturally
want to go along. In liu't, they're expected to be there. A good rally
squad Is almost as much a pint of a good basketball game as the
scoreboard. It the Chl-Uaba Bls aren't up at McArthur court when
the Pels take the floor, a lot of tans will start wondering why.
The Kiigcne trip for a maximum o( six days cun't possibly cost
less than MO a head. Nine times MO menus s;uiO the rally squad will
have to kick in Itself unless the money Is found elsewhere,
We're lnforncd that the KUU8 students (uiul contains between
$18,000 and JM.OOO -money put In from the take of athletics and
other student ventures. Most of It conies-from athletics and there can
be no doubt that football and basketball arc making a little money
at the high school. A look t the crowds proves that.
Can the school unbend (ar enough to pay the expenses of the
nine members of the rally squad to the Eugene tournament?
Now. the money could be raised around town, a buck here and
a buck there, but that's a form of charity. The kids don't want It
that way and we don't believe KUHS wants charily.
How about giving the nine youngsters a break?
Football Will Drag Them In
Next Item Is about fooibull. Oregon Vocational school Is gelling
i to be more than a flash 111 Hie pun. It's a growing Institution hi
i higher education with a student body of around 4S0. Uy next fall It
but football of anv sort to start with.
The Owls can field a team next fall with a Utile encouragement
from the right places the foremost right place being the stale board
of vocational education. They could play their home grimes on Modoc
field, tailoring a schedule to fit that of the Pelicans, and Klamalh
Falls would have good football every week-end during season.
Let's talk that up. .
A "Must" On Baseball Agenda
The last Item concerns baseball. When Klamath Falls' prolr.vilniml
team, the Gems, starts play next May one of the civic features of the
baseball team tills column Is going to Insist upon Is the formation of
a "Knot-hole Gang.''
Practlrailv all Ihe big-tlmo ball dubs and moot of the minor ones
have some sort of youth program of letting youngsters of high school
age and less In to see the games for. say. a dime. Maybe free.
If the Ocnis draw enough crowds to the games to Just break even
and a thousand young fellows a week gel to watch baseball tree, the
; vcl,ture
is a success.
INDOOR TRACKMEN EYE
U. S. OLYMPIC SQUAD
NEW YORK. Feb. 23 tTV-Am-r-
jlca s newly crowned Indoor track
! ilia ,lc a mP'5
Prov Wemseives in ouiooor ws.-..
StojackHere
For Struggle
Frankie Stolack. the Taooma bus
iressman and professional wrestler
who currently holds Ihe Pacific
cast Junior heavyweight crown, Is
due for his second non-title appear-
once here next Friday night. He
will main event the weekly
u.milimi card.
a..,k 1. n the line for a cham-
' p.onshln match at the Klamath
1 Falls armory against Joe Lynam.
mll that bout probably will be hcH
r f for another week Lynam ,
booked un ind will not appear on
Friday's card Dillard equalled the world Indoor
So promoter Mack Llllard has record of 7 .2 sec-onds which he al
taken the absence ot Lynam and 1 ready shared with Charles 11 ad In
the current residence of Al Williams 0-Vrd high hurdles,
in the doghouse as opportunity o William Maihls, former Illinois
Invite another favonlc bad boy ace who also owns the national out
down to fight Stolack He Is Sa-idoor 100-mcter tllle. equalled the
ltm5 Tonr ""s"' 00111 wl" oc
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i ,',l ,n Sa.urdav's story
: .1 .1,. .,,,,., i,ih i,..,i K..iii.
; ball tournament mention was made
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' The boy s name Is Marlln Sheppard
' and he Is a brother of Ben Sheppard.
, star of the Hornet squad.
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KU Chi-Baba Gals Have
To Pay Own Expenses
In Following Pelicans
but It's safe bel that several of
- ! them will be on Ihe V. 8. Olympic
I team when It sails for London In
,
I midsummer.
The intensity of the competition
I which can be exiwcied betwucn now
and the final Olympic tryouls In
July was demonstrated Saturday
' night In the 60th annual national
1 Indoor championships of the am-
a-uir athletic union.
The 13.607 fans who witnessed the
; ' 'X'f.rrdrn wTw1
! " Madison Square Garden '"
champions crowned 111 u 01 tne i
events.
Only Individual titlcholders to
hang on to their crowns were Har-
'. "n 01 ""lowm-waiiace.
! " world's No. 1 hurdler; Curtis
Stone, the three-mile champ from
; ' o. ,.... .. ... .
1 Philadelphia and John VI, locky.
New ork Athletic club high Jumper.
wona -
s aisirsff and
I !?"". T"m C"
1 Barney twen
I In the absence of both Gil Dodds,
defending cnampion, aim umj
j ooi im nt the New York
A. C. won the mile run by three
yards in 4:13.2 after leading most
of the way,
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Three-Way Deadlock
Looms In Division
HISATl'US, I'Hi. Xl mv-A tlnee-way He for Ihe northern division
const ciiiilereme basketball title loomed Unlay an mm o! seveial major
possibilities as Washington Hlulo and Washington fought Inward Hit
finish. Knell of the lenders l sepuiutril by II half Miime.
Doth Wellington Hlnle mill Washington have four I'cinulnliig games.
Washington's are all against llllh-plaee Idaho. Washington Hlnle faces
a tough Oregon road Jaunt litis week-end, two names each against
Oregon Slate and Oregon,
Oregon Htnte also lias a single game iriniiinlng with oiegon,
Here's a few of the possibilities:
If Washington citato wins all four - a major Insk-lhry claim a well-
deserved title. A Ins to Oregon
Briefs
Stanwood
Brothers
Cop Race
I'llNOl.Kl'ON, Ore., Feb. 33 -Two
Stiinwood, Wash., brothels fin
ished one-two yesterday In the Clasti
A cross-country skt race ol the Pa
cific Northwest Hkl awiiialloii meet.
Oiiiiwald llaiigcii. KJcld .Ski club,
enu red the 1 1 -mile distance III one
hour, -'1 inliuitcs ami 6 sccoiuls. Ills
brother. Hvrn, was one sltoiuI be
hind liliu.
Washington skiers also look third
and fourth. Utister Campbell, Uni
versity ot Washington ski coach, in
thud spot and HoU Johnston, Wash
ington Mime college, loiirth.
In Class C, Konalil Johnson,
Washington WUilc college, captured
lirst. lollowrd by Itlchard Weber
and Miirviu Anderson, both of Uluc
Mountain Ski club. Walla Walla, and
Urliihir Vice. Washington Wale.
Assault Retired
MIAMI, H l-'rll. S3 1,1'! A.,
saull, lite Trim thoroughbred that
parlayed a club foul and a chain
pom's hrurl Into a tU!!,tj:0 lurlunr.
will be retired from racing ef
fective Intliirilialrly.
The great cimlilill hamtlrup
spcrdstrr which was voted the
"home of the year" In 11)40 after
whining the "triple rrown" will
be sriil to Itolirrl J. Klrbrrg'l
King raurh farm outside of l.e
Inglon, Ky.
Michigan-Ducks
ANN AHHim, Mliil , I'rl) 23 1V -Michigan
rounded out Its 11)48 loot
ball schedule Haturday by signing
University of Oregon tor Ihe first
time. The game will be played al
Ann Arbor, October 1
Returning 10 the Michigan sched
ule after an absence are Navy and
Pu nine.
Tie Is Cinched
SAN HtANUM'O. Keb. 13 i.f
California clinched at leant a tie
for the southern division Pacific
roant rauferenre basketball cham
pionship drfrallng l'nivcri!y of
California at !. Angrlri Satur
day lllllit 41 to 3D. The Hears
have won cllht (amen and loot
one In conferrni-e pUy.
Southern California rilcril uut
Stanford 41 to 40.
Five times as ninny men as wom
en are arrcsied annually for viola
tion of laws, sii iirdluit lo Fill rec
ords. a.Mi..tHU'.Hl
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I Mlate would set up a lliree-way lie
If OUt: thru lopped Oregon and
Wiishlimlon swell! lour from lilahu.
Two Oregon Wala victories over tin
Cougars am' a Washington woep
would I 1 1 v r the Huskies and llrnvru
kiioltrd,
Washington sets the bull rolling
tonight uiul loiiionow when It
tackles the lowly Vandal al Mos
cow. Hill father Oi'orgCK namesakes
expect no delayed bliihday gills.
The Huskies go Into the Idahu
serlrs of a tough week-end series
at Pullman. Alter a I'iiilny nlglii
win tli.il ptiilril thrill lulu a first
place tlcadltH-k, Washington tumbled
lulu thud oil a gruelling (IJ-titl
double ovriiline lins,
mit 1: i.m Ki n
The rrgiilar till ended 4'f-iill alier
Washington ' Jack Nichols ti ll tne
gutue 011 loots, Ooing lulu the over
time, Washington took a 64-40 lead
only to lose II as thr determined
Cougars struck buck to lie 11 again
al 54-H4. Washington Htute put It
away hi the second overtime with
lanky Viuce Hamon rooming loin
ol the Ci ugarh' eight poluu to run
Ills ilium's mini to ::i Mammy While
topH-d the losers with It).
Oregon Hlulc got back Into the
chase Hiituiday with a 6(1-40 win
over uciuhbo. lug Oregon. Us Hist in
three uilriiiii, i hlily ot Ihe win
ners' points i-iiuic 011 1011I shots. Oil k
liallaulync, the night's top scorer,
picked up two llrlil gtmls ami 10 foul
shot llouits for a 14-pollll total, lletg
and Wilklus null till right (or Ore
gon. Bly In Triumph
Ill.y. Feb. Ti -The Illy 7th and
Hth grade uaskrtball team, which
Is exjiected ncxl year to consider
ably awerirn the pot al Ihe end if
I'.iy's basketball trail Hutimtu
allerniKiii cast a inedible shudow of
! toings to come by Irouucliig the
t Alluniont Junior high cagers of
Klamath Falls, M to II.
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