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ACE EICHT Webfoots Can Pick 1948 Circuit Champ Beavers Need Oregon Game For Pennant Southern Division W. Pet. 1.000 .900 .300 .200 Pet. .667 .571 .571 .463 J14 California USO 10 5 3 UCLA Stanford 3 Northern Division W. Oregon Stat 1" Washington Washington Slat Oregon Idaho SEATTLE. March 1 it Three teams remained In the running to day for the Pacific Coast confer ence'! northern division basketball title. But the fourth place Oregon Ducks will determine the winner. As the circuit enters its final vxk, the defending champion Ore gon Slate Beavers hold a game and one-half margin. Washington State and Washington are deadlocked for second. Oregon Slate clinched at least a tie for the title by twice striking down the Washington State Cougars in week-end games. But the Beav ers, who have lost two or three g..mes with Oregon this season, meet the Ducks In a single tilt on the Oregon floor Saturday night. Washington State opens a two game set with Oregon in Eugene to night. Washington has a pair billed with Idaho in Seattle this weekend. COULD CLINCH i An Oregon Slate triumph over Oregon would clinch the title re gardless ol the outcome of the other aeries. An Oregon win, however, would (1) bring a two-way deadlock if WSC sweeps its Oregon frays or Washington its Idaho set, or (2) a three-way tie if both Washington and Washington State mark up double victories. A loss for either Washington or Washington State would eliminate that club from further considera tion. Oregon State moved into its title tying position Saturday with a 58 52 win over Washington State. The Beavers, defending coast champions, trailed only once at 4-3. A roar ing rally sent OSC out In front 21-7 nri thev maintained a 34-26 half- time margin. WSC drew within ihree noints twice in the second period but couldn't maintain the pace. WSC'i Vince Hanson sparked the Cougar threats with 19 points with Cliff Crandall leading OSC -with 14, all but one tallied in the first half. PERFECT SEASON California closes out its Pacific mast conference basketball season, southern division, this week-end with a-chance to make a clean sweep of its 12 games for a league record. California, 10-0, goes up against tailend Stanford, 2-8, in a home and home series. California whipped Southern Cali fornia and UCLA here last week-end to cinch the southern division title. Southern division results last week: California 59, USC 34; Call, forn 41. UCLA 37: USC 46, Stan. ford 34; UCLA 48, Stanford 46 (two overtime periods.) Late Cage Scores i HIGH SCHOOL ; Prlnevllle 50, Redmond 45. ! Milwaukie 57. Oregon City 47. Linfield Fresh 80, Sherwood 47. ; Seaside 36, Hood River 35. Monmouth 34, Perrydale 26. 1 Monmouth 33, Valsetz 22. Klamath Falls 55, Ashland 30. ' Roseburg 39. Reeds port 32. ! Grants Pass 45, Medford 29. Pendleton 49, Milton-Freewater 35. Union 39. Powder Valley 25. Halfway 50. Adrien 27. Oregon U Frosh 57. Marshfield 47. COLLEGIATE ; Oregon State 58, Washington State 52, : Nevada 53. Hawaii 47. UCLA 48. Stanford 46. ' California 58. Southern California 34. Whltworth 52, Eastern Washing ton 48. Colorado college 48, Colorado State 45. Seattle 45, Portland 43. Wyoming 62. Colorado AfcM 37. Utah 63, Denver 48. , Eastern Montana 51, Alberta 46. ! Utah State 68, Brigham Young 65. I Montana 58, Montana State 62. : College of Idaho 62, Pacific U 52. SPUR-GEARED CHAIN BLOCKS CAPACITY i to 2 Ton KLAMATH Q Locomotive Works Spring Elm Mill Supply Dept. Wools Tumble From AAU Meeting Early THE DALLES. March 1 ti? A highly regarded Klamath Falls team was dumped In the state AAU basketball tournament here yester day, but all the other favorites came victoriously through opening rounds. Defending Champion Pane Wool ens of Salem defeated the Rover bovs. Condon, 53-34. A touted Pear son's tavern team, Oregon City, downed Pendleton Legion. 70-59. Portland's two entries lived up to pre-tourney predictions, too. Fee s Rollerdrome steamrollered Frank' tavern. Redmond, by a 69-18 mar gin, while Semler's Yanks dropped the Tillamook Eagles. 68-44. Qrants Pass Legion edged city Cleaners of Battle Ground. Wash., 48-37: Willamina Firemen took an other close one. 45-39. from Wilson Motors of Corvallis. and coos nay Longshoremen's overwhelmed the Hood River Elks. 65-30. The day s big surprise came nen KAHUT FACES DECISIVE BOUT. OF RING CAREER PORTLAND. March 1 (4-Joltin' Joe Kahut comes back to the Ore- ! ... - f ' gon ring tomorrow ntgnt ior a io- i . i v.e, .Aiiiri h th most I rrnrial in his boxing career. '; ti,. u-vcar-nlH nreaonian needs : a grand-slam triumph over nis rug ged opponent. Bobby Zander of Los Angeles, to make tne nauonai -ine circuits sit up and take notice. Zander decisioned Kahut tn tneir initial meeting more than a ear ago In Los Angeles and is capable of repeating the win here. Both fighters are in top condition, say their managers. Kahut, away from the ring since suffering an injury on his Wood burn farm last summer, will be siting his first Portland appcar- STOJACK PLACES BELT ON LINE FRIDAY NIGHT Frankie Stojack. good as his word. will put his Pacific coast junior heavyweight belt on the line nere Friday night against Jumping Joe Lynam. The title match win oe me lea ture of the weekly wrestling card at the armory and reserved seat tickets went on sale today at Castleberry's drug store. Lynam won the nod to meet Sto- Graders Play Lengthy Tilt Feature game of the grade school 'E' basketball toumey first round Saturday was the last one of the day when Roosevelt went Into three overtime periods to aeieav amis m 27 Gregg Schulze scored the winning besket in the sudden death third overtime. Mills had come from be hind an eight-point deficit at half time to tie the score 23-23 at the end of the regular play. Pelican went out of the tourney Saturday, losing to Roosevelt 31-9 and to Riverside 18-9. Before the Rosevelt game. Mills had defeated Riverside, 25-7. Fremont defeated Fairview 27-14 In the first round. This afternoon at Mills school. Fairview is playing Mills, both once defeated.' Talon Captures $100,000 'Cap ARCADIA, Calif., March 1 ..P) A certain groom back at New York's Belmont park will be astonished to hear that a horse he mistook for a saddle pony In 1946 in none other than the 1948 winner of the $100. 000 Santa Anita Handicap. And Movie Magnate Louis B. Mayer, although retired from rac ing, already knows he made a mis take when he sold this same horse to wealthy R. N. Ryan of New York for J37.OO0. For this horse Is Talon, the new pride of his native Argentina and ex-turfman Mayer sat In his box and watched Talon whip 13 rivals in the big race last Saturday, which was worth $102,500 to the winner. F.W.BERTRAM JEWELER Watch Repairing 29 MAIN MACHINE Phone 5141 the Ninth Street Super market of The Dalles turned back Oregon Woolen store. Klamath Falls, 47-4'J. despite the 17-polnt high score of Klamath Forward Wilbur Welch. High Individual scores spotlighted the tourney. Ernie Rostock, ex tLastern Oregon College of Educa tion hoopster. 'opped the day with J8 tallies for Pendleton Legion. Two Oregon City stars playing aRalnst Pendleton scored 20 each: Bob Dil lr: and Bob Misley. There were three 17 -point-makers: Klamath's Welch: Frank Page of Page Woolens, and Russeil Davis of Willamina. Quurter-finrls tonight will pit Pearson's of Oregon City against Pe.ge Woolens of Salem, and Fee s Rollerdrome against Its fellow-Portland entry. Semler's Yanks. In the other bracket. The Dalles will meet Grants Pass, and Willa mina will battle Coos Bay. arce since then. He has fought once, at Seattle, since recuperating - ; 1 Jimn mUa4 rile rxnniMlfsfT cna cum. ui'- there. The bout tops a card that matches Aaron Joshua of Calcutta. India against Portland's Joey Clemo. both ftVthcrweights. in a 10-round semi final. They battled to a draw In an curlier meeting The preliminaries will see Kahut's vouneer brother. Tony, exchange punches with Bruce Miller. Chilo ouin Indian, in a middleweight n:i!teh due to go four rounds. In the other four-rounders Bill Carne gie. Portland, meeis unve uuvv.v. Tocoma. Wash., and Sid Jones. Portland, 'ights Leo Talbott. also cf Portland. jack a couple of weeks ago when he trimmed Al Williams in a bout that resulted in Williams being sus pended from the local squared circle for 30 days. Redmond Joe Is a previ ous holder of the diadem which was established some 15 years ago by the Northern California boxing and vrestling commission. Stojack probably will come in right at or a lutle below the maxi mum weight for the junior heavy division of 190 pounds but has prom ised to look the other way while Lynam Is being weighed In case Joe tips the beam at a little over 190. Lynam might have a little diffi culty getting down to the figure but Stojack won't complain. The match will be of one-hour time limit, two out of three falls. Stojack s cause will be helped by the time limit provision, so he can afford to give a few pounds in weight away to Lynam. Majors Start Spring Tests NEW YORK. Ma'ch 1 (JPt Major league baseball clubs knuckled down tD the serious business of getting into shape for the 1948 season to day by beginning their, spring train ing programs. Banned by a major league rule fiom starting spring training before March 1, the players will be forced t'.. round Into playing form quicker than usual. All clubs were scheduled to hold workouts today and the athletes will have few breathing spells be tween now and the start of the cr-amplonship season. Beginning Saturday when the Chicago Cubs and the Chicago White Sox meet at Los Angeles and the Cleveland Indians and New York Giants battle at Tucson, Ariz . the clubs will play a total of 378 "Grapefruit league" games. MARCH CALENDAR k SPECIES SALMON and 81EEL1IEAD over 20" (eicepl coastal streams) . All Month JACK SA under 20" ,MON. All Month Spiny-Rayed Fish All Month Predatory Animals All Month 4 NOTE: For exceptions call the GIN STORE, dial 386.1 or consult Ihe hunting 7 an gling synopsis. VACUUM BOTTLES IN STOCK " GUN STORE: 114 Main HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Briefs Players Disclaim Betting CHICAGO, March 1 il" Adaius, presidcnl of the Brums of the National league, said Inst night that -Weston Uustim Hockey "several players" on the team had told htm they knew Gambler James Tamer. Adams. In Chicago last night for the Boston-Blaekliawks game, told newspaper men in an interview that lie had questioned the players aooui Tamer. "Several told inc they knew him, but knew nothing ol his back ground.'' Adams was quoted as say ing. "They emphatically denied ever making any bets with him. Tamer, a gambler and bank rob ber parolee, is being held at the Jackson, Mich., prison as a parole violator. He was reported to have had telephone conversation con cerning the placing of bets with a member of Ihe Uoston Bruins and New York Rangers. DiMag Eyes Crown ST. I'KTKKSIIl'Rli, Ha.. .March ; i.-v-Jur l)iM:iKgui served miller on Ted Williams today Hull he was out to nrrst Ihe American league's batting championship from Hie slutting outllelilrr of the Boston Red Sox. The star eenterlielilrr of the New Vork Yankees, ho nosed out Williams for the leajue's most valuable player award last year, thinks that a M0 perrenUse can do Hie trirk. Williams aon Ihe batting title last year with a mark of .113. "I'm really luukint forward lo fine year, one of my best." said Di.MaC.Cio. Title Fight Loses HARTFOUD. Conn.. .March 1 i.-H Clarence iKayi Kantrowltz says his first fling at promoting a pro fessional boxing bout Hie Willie Pep-Humberto Sierra feather weight title fight at Miami result ed in a loss of $4:1.106. The Hartford iilm distributor said , the promotion costs were $90.239, ! .igaiiist a gross gate of $18. KU. Meissner Goes On SANT1AM LODGE, "arch 1 il Adventurer Jack .Meissner rested over the week-end al Sanliam lodge on his ski trip along Hie 300 mile of the Cascade mountain summit between .Mt. Hood and Crater lake. . He leaves nest for Willamette summit. The Kutene civil air patrol will continue to check his progress from the air. . The Cascade summit woodsman has been traveling alone since his companion. Emory W'oodall, aban doned the trip last week near ML Jefferson. MAC Skiers Take Annual Giant Slide SEATTLE. March 1 (Pi Multno- the men s division. But MAC. which mah Athletic club edged out the took all other divisions easily, man host Penguin Ski club of Seattle , need to eke out 28 points lo cap yesterday to win the annual giant 1 tore the men's team title, too. slalom race at Stevens pass. Although Jack Nagel. Penguin, meed through the 40-odd flags for j first place In 1:55.4, Multnomah cut down its points with second, third, fourth and tenth places. Rccs Ste venson. Don French and Allan i Fisher, all of Multnomah, trailed j Nagel In that order. Multnomah posted a 508 score to 530 for the "engulns. Wenatchee Ski club was seventh with 618. Ta coma Ski club ninth with 678 and Kverett Ski club eleventh with 797. Myron Foster. Wenatchee. fin ished 19th; E. P Motley, Everett. 28th. and Bill Taylor. Tacoma. 30th all tops for their clubs. WE 100 HORSEPOWER REBUILT GUARANTEED $188 INSTALLED! NO BLOCK DEPOSIT Buy on Budget Terms CALL US TODAY FOR INFORMATION hn mim co. Telephone 6437 Raiders In Benefit Ted Seliopf'i Southern llreion college baskelliall liny. Hie Ited Haider, will play a benefit name here Tuesday nltlil a benelit lor the llrd Haider. The Ashland small college tram has been selected lo go to rUnsm t'lly next week to compete with basketball oultlls from Ihe beat of the country's mall-iie eolles.es the N.M1I tourney and a game has been arranged for lliein her lo help raise money for Hie trip. Itlek.vs Jewelers of Ihe Klamath Hindu basketball league, plus a few additional players from Hie cir cuit, will furnish the opposition for the Haiders. The Jewelers form one of the strongest squads in the llnsin circuit. I'se of Klamath I nlon hiih school gym is donated for the game and oilier attendant servlres are being donated so that a much money as possible out of the ad mivslon pot will gu lo Hie Haiders. Admission is 75 cents for adults, 40 cents for students and children. A preliminary smr on the card has been arranged between Hie Kl' Wildcats and Krosh. coached bv Paul Mel'iill and Ed Ryan, respectively. Thai will slart at 7:15, the main game at H:;iO. The Raiders won Hie Far West ern conference championship on the hardwood tills season ami have a season's record at some 24 wins and only two losses. The lat ter were to Chlro stale and the I'lliversity of Hawaii. Eight Ducats For Casaba Tourney Out An undefeated league season went Into the books for the Klam ath Union high school Pellruns last week-end and final rundown of dis trict standings shows the Pels nego Hated a four-game margin in Ihe district. Grants Pass lost all four of lis games to the Pels and won lour each from Ashland and Medford. Ashland won three from the Tor nado and lost one. So the final league record looks like this: Team '. I.. 0 4 Pet. I 1.000 I .667 I 350 ob:i ' Klamath 13 Grams Pass 8 Ashland 3 Medford 1 II High school learns In eiitlil class A districts now hold plnces In the Eugene stale basketball tournament which starts March 16. Klamath Falls represents district 4, Marshfield district 5. Springfield district 6. St. Helens district 14. As toria district 10. Redmond district 3. Jefferson district 15 and Washing ton district 16. Portland Takes All Swim Titles PORTLAND. March 1 l,Vt Mult nomah Athletic club teams carted off all the team titles In the annual state Indoor swimming champion- shins in their home pool here yes- Itcrday. but only after a tight race w.th Unlvcrsitv of Oregon Mermen. I The Webfoots took three Indl- i vidua! firsts, lo amass 22 points In Root PnrUlers Win j CORVALLIS. ' March I Oregon Slate's Rook oaddlers trounced the i Klamath Falls Pelican swim team ! here Saturday giving the Pelicans oi.ly one second place and a couple of thirds in the meet. For Rent TRUCKS PICKUPS - CARS U-Drive Move Yourself Local or Long Distance, Save ti STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1301 East Main CAN GIVE KPTE INSTALLATION ON A MERCURY v - Your Lincoln and Mercury Dealer Pelicans Smother Grizzlies Coach Wayne Scott's Pelicans rounded out their conference bus kelball season Saturday night un defeated In 13 games, a perfect record In a good league. Score In the finale against Ihe Ashland Urludlra was 55 lo 30 on Ihe KU court. Thill's all for Ihe Pels of 1948 on (lie homo flour all, Hint la, except Ihe work. 1'lenly of that must come In preparation for the state tourna ment in Eiigeuo starling In a couple ol weeks. Klainalh will represent district 4. In the 13 games of the conference schedule, Ihe Pels ran up a total of 541) points, matched against a com bined 'iii for the opponents. Throughout Ihe season, conference anil otherwise. Klamath played M games mid won 34, accumulating 1:102 points to 979. l.OW-l.KAlt PACK Saturday night's lilt was a lllilr unusual in that Ashland set the puce curly. The Urlullea operated in low gear trying lo keep Uie Pels down and the game was four mm ules old before Ihe first polnl was made. Jerry Richardson rhiirgcd down llie slol lor a lay-Ill lo pill Asliland ahead 2-0. Then Ihreu more mlnuics went by before Klamath got a tick, a foul shot by Wilbur Elliott. Don May Held milled a baskel and the Una- i riles led 4-1 at the end of Hie quarter. 11 was the lowest score seen lor a quarter III a Pelican game this season. But It was loo good for Ashland to last. The Pelicans gut into Ihe act by scoring 24 points III the sec ond iiciiod and leading 3j-ll al hulfliine. That was more like It. Third quarter count was 39-33 and the margin was pushed on up to a solid 35 points for the finish. Ml LTll'l.fc FOI LS The game Itself wenl very slow, made that way by a lotal of 48 I louls culled 33 on Klainalh, 35 on I Ashland. Jerry Mitchell and Don I Ellsworth, both of Ashland, were Uiumbed from the game In Ihe lust I Inning. I (jury Dawes was the high-pointer i al 16. and tall Don Mayluid had 14 lor the Grlxlie.. i A preliminary game was even more lop-sided. The Pelican Jay- vecs deleated the Asmana jayvres 57 lo 30. Lineups and scoring Klamalli 155) UOI Ashland ! Elliott i8 Dawes l5i. , Whitney i'J , Kcillletl UOi : Zarosimk! 131 f i2i Richardson f Kauuaslo C il4 .Mayflrld Q ili Carlson O ill Blssell j Klainalh wards 1 , reserves Lusi u. to Schubert il'. Siring- I ham ili. Darned il and Durmuu. I Ashland reserves Ellsworth 16), Mitchell t6i, Hall and Hlle. Steeler Rookie ; Runback Champ PHILADELPHIA. March 1 in; i Rookie Wall Slater of Ihe Pitts burgh Steelers won the punt return i championship of the National Foot- j ball league las season. The former University of Ten- i nessee star carried 28 punts back 435 yeards to win league honors un der Hie Inverse grading of number of punts returned and average dis. tance returned. NFL statistics released today dis closed Hiat Slater averaged 15.J yards per return mid his longest run was 33 yards. In certain Australian tribes, a i man Is permitted to marry only his ! mother'.i mother's brother's daucli- tcr's daughter. WE USED BUY GUNS Appraisal Free Sport HAL'S Shop 5.12 Main Phone S569 YOU 8 MOTOR youget: OIL PUMP DISTRIBUTOR CARBURETOR FUEL PUMP PRESSURE PLATE CLUTCH DISC 8 NEW CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS 424 So. 6th Jax Takes 5-B Cage Laurels Chiloquin Drops Finale, 33 to 31 KAO..E point. Mi.,.'., .-j;;;-;!1-:',:;:.,::; t::l::z lo make their first Hip lo H e 1 " ' , , by ucfcuUn Hi Tenpin Tattler Thursday nluhl was an especially trying one with oil bowlers trying to avoid spllla and such. The spot light shone brightly oil Milliter's team which copped every high ol Ihe evening -leiiin high series, 3413; train high single mune. H5U; high single series, flu Ann Katun, ciiplain, 41)4; high single game. Manei vt neu ter. 304. Lady Hug Iraiiiie nIuihIiiius lo dale: V :ih 37 31 :io an 3B 311 30 Dales Used Cars Fliilner's Yellow Cub Anhiieser Busch I. iiislou lleuiily Mhop Roger s Jewelry Pacific Fruit Espies Pepsi-Cola Spuslim l.euuue Not... Oiciton Slat Women of the Moose bowling tournumeiit mow lo become an nil nuul event' held at Eugene lust weekend. Prize list as follows Team Event ' Place Leach Service 1st Moose SHrts Association 4tll Doubles Illanche Dlck.wn Jackie l.each 51 II Ruby PhelMi - Similes Edith llruy VI Orems llrrulce llrltl Vivian Ulrlrli Sally Rlndal Sury Booth VI Clrrms 8th till Ulh KU h nth 13th 15th Kramer Spreads Tennis Margin FRESNO. Calif.. March 1 (JV Bobby Riggs gets a much needed res-, from tennis, and especially Jack Kramer, Unlay. Kramer leads, 31 matches to 15. In their trans continental pro tour. Big Jark upped his maigiu notch here yesterday with a light 7-5. 6-4 victory. Francisco Segura took Australian Dliiny Palls 6-0, 6-J. The troupe resumes play In Hm kane. Wash., tomorrow. Turn those no-longer-used articles Into cash now! Herald and News Want Ads are Inexisensive and bring quick results. There IS a REASON You'll Find More t.uni In Ralph's Gun Shop (tun all othrri rornblnrd More Gun$ Thon Sheriff Candidate! Come In . . . iSre for yuurwlf t Nfvrr Hair 'On thf lll.ttat I Ihr M-" late Mm. Ilk l'Nn l!U KLAMATH'S CREDIT CLOTHIER YES . . . you can CHARGE your or other clothing work or dresi Use Your Credit Payments to SUIT YOURSELF and SUIT YOUR INCOME Member Merchants Credit Service OREGON WOOLEN STORE 8th Main Sam Noilln, Mgr. Phone 6873 WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS KLAMATH'S CREDIT CLOTHIER - MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1948 nld Klligsleys lieussiiis iin. ini .... belter. Huiunliiv ululilt game wu Clillti quins iniwl Ihe way, having a 31-11 margin at hulltimn. Don Wendl. slellar guard of Ihe Kcdsklns, look liuillers In Ills own capable hands In llio third period mid put the Mklus III the lead momentarily. The Punlhers recov ered siilflcieuily lo go into I lie loiitih period wiih a slight bulge. Just brlore the Ihrre-miiiut time out In Hie last period Wendl and Don I limit romliined on a couple (f baskets that gave Jackson ville a 33-31 lead and In Hie final three minutes Hie only coiiiiilug was n foul shot lor Hie llrilnklns, Thn liutille I'unlliers coiililn t get In nil. oilier basket. Wendl counted 11 llinea lor Jack sonville Glllls lluiinlgan, Nell Nell -4 sou and t.iitiule llalrd each had' lulu for ChlliKiuiu , Lineups uml scoring. ..Illiquid i:il I CU Jacksonville llalllllliiill iHl K 4! Oflellbarker llulchrr .J. V i3i Hulls Neilson i8 C i $1 1 Harris Jours iM (I llli Wendl llull'd iB U ill Hlleners CtllltNilllli le.serve Mullets. 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