TUESDAY, MAY II, 1948
HFRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Ode Not Carrying A Lily
To Gridiron Funeral
Mr JACK III WINK
WKA'ITI.K, May II il'i Thi-y iln uv tlilnun arti trltliK so bad out
beynnd lilt Mlalsstpl Hint propl diin't rrinovii tlidr hat miy mort
when llirv siwuk Miami 'rim WmI.
IKiwIg CMrll, nrwly arrival (mini a pluir out tlirre lallrd Ynln,
linn rnrd Ilia Bariums c.vi-r Oils slutr ii( cjntlmll nffiilin. "Pniple
hriP." nlwrrvrd llir hrnd man n( Mm University of Washington gridiron
drrtmcnt Uxluy, "upiirur bitiar."
Thin la like miylnu a fish inn awlrn. Kvrr slnca Ilia Rote Ilnwl
llama (lull skip IlKhlly nvnr Hip dplullm, the wrt count linn had the
(ppllin tin fiKiilmll im briiw hluliiiiiiwpil iirniind the country. Mutter
of (net, you could lorato a lot of un hrd brown rlKlit around home.
Altiniiil of Hip t'ollrue of 'Hiiro luiva bem lvlnu tlio uriitfa of The
Wrat a verbal niiitillnu " Kouuh, Hint In.
Odell ll uppii wi'hIpiii collrun piny only In nintlun plcturen, but
he lun'l carrying R Illy for the wrr foolbull fiuiernl. Not a' lonK a
a lie ran count up lo six. In half a
dn.pu Kitincn bptwppn HIK Nine and
SPORTS IN COMMIE-DOMINATED EUROPE KILLED
NKW YOHK - 1NKA1 Hpnrta 111
cimiiiiunlHl-rioinliiiitvd Kurope, pul
llculnrly lentil, are doomed.
Thlii In the confirmed bellpf of
Kidney H. Wood, for ypura one of
Ainri Irn a top-f llk'lit ni'lmcn. Wood
la well Inloimi'd, having returned
recently from I'ihiiip. where lie con
ferred Willi , IcadliiK player from
(jMchonloviiklii, Ytigoslnvla and
other countrlea getlliiK order from
the Kremlin,
"Jiironlnv IJroliny mid Vlndlmlr
Cernlk would like to come lo Ihl
country peiinanenlly If possible."
says WihmI. They are Hie Czech
ace who got to the Davis cup Inter
sone final agalnl Australia last
yeHr.
"Drutiny told me he wanted tfl
rpilt hi nntlve land no he could keep
playing teiinU," asarrt Wood.
"He alrendy had been Informed
by CummU'tui- of Czech NportK Km el
KoM'luli Hint lie and Cernlk would
muke no mora trip abroad this
yeur.
"That I why tliey hustled to Italy
und tried to make a clenn break."
(official nppolnted by llunnla ad
vised Drobny thai no country under
the cnmmunbil thumb would lie per
lultted to compete out of It own
ph"rt atuillng next year. Wood re
vcnl. In other word, there will be no
Czech. Yugoslavs, lluiiKnrlnn or
ItHiiHiilan at Wimbledon or In cup
comiH'tltlon In IMU.
Urobny and Cernlk know what
to expect from their Russian pro
teclor. A they related to Wood:
"We (pent three week In Ftuuila
playing exhlbltlrjii. We were under
Kiuird dy and nlKht, NKVI) men
even sleeping outnlde the door of
our quarter.
"Ilcfore each mutch we were told
how long It would lat and who
would win. Naturally, we obeyed
order."
DUpatchen from Italy stated
Urobny wa to fly from Home lo
Prague. It wa the aecond reserva
tion he had booked In a week, how
ever, and he did not how up for
the flrnt one. He wn In Rome, eat
In In hi room, refusing to talk.
Cernlk reportedly wax ill some
where In Italy.
Whatever happen, It I Wood
opinion that Czechoslovakia I
through a a tenni power.
Moscow already I greatly an
noyed at Urobny and Cernlk, and
two other (Ingle player have been
named to play cup tennl for the
Czech.
The situation will be aaved. at
leat temporarily. If France or 8we-
Keg
WIBC
Tourney
Finished
DALLAS, May It iVi-Thr Wo
man' International Howling Con
grewt had finished It flrnt Tcxn
bowing loilny Willi onn record lied
two of lanl yenr'n rhiunplonihlps
,-f,naauM-d and the mini prlre money
In ihe hand of Rhiilee Wernecke of
Chicago.
Not a single 1U47 winner was able
U reiieat.
An autl-cltmax comen Thursday
night when doulilcn trnmn that tied
fnr flrnl ilai-e partirtpnte in a roll
off for the title Thrne comlilna.
Hon are Kdna llanold und Marge
Hlouar of Cleveland and Miugurrt
Cass and Merle Mallhew of llev
erlv Hills. Calif. F.arh rolled 1 1BH
Minn Wernecke look dow n 12(13 M
In prize money by capturing flrnt
In similes wllh mill, mlling high sin.
glen gunie of 'J7U. second III all
evrnU svlih lata and teaming wllh
Mary Hinin to win Mxth In doublrn
with a combined I1M
Irene Rchrnmm of Erie, Pa., roll
etl a game of 2ND (lint equalled the
prevtou high, net by Kinnm Wllnon
nf Chtrago In ID42 at Mllwailkre.
A total of 5?:iKd In pure money
a dinirlbuted by Mr Kinma Phal
r of Coliimhu. O. WIHC necre.
tary Borne till leuma end Indl
vldual nhared in the awardn which
rengrd from 1360 down lo 13 no
'Hie 11)19 tournament will be al
Columbu. opening April 3t.
aitlmulntlon nf the optlr nerve hy
a bright light mav ratine nurezmg.
according to the Encyclniedla Tin-tannlra.
Purine Count conference team lent
fall they cuine out eventhree and
throe. "And." added Howie, "the
Went ncnred the mont point."
"The top tenma In the Mldwent
Innt year were Ihe lop learn In the
country." nnld Odell. "They clipped
everybody. When you compare en
tire conlcrencea It comen out more
evenly."
An for the fcnnt coant vermin the
Kar Went, Howie would compare
only hln Yale team nf lent year with
whiil he hn ren In nprlng practice
al Wellington: "f Ihlnk my Yale
flrnl airing could beat my Wanhlng
lon flrnt eleven.
"Hut my Wonhlngton third team
could mop up my Yale third. Here
In the went we neem to have more
ixiwer In depth. When we lnnt a
vurnlly man bark there-blnolcl
tliere went Ihe neaiuin. Here we could
replare him wllh a man almnat an
g'MKl."
If the Kn.-.t dien have ail edge It
In, he thought. In Ihe panning abil
ity of lln quarterback. "Unrlmouth,
Columbia, Harvard hnd great pan-ncrn-and
I had a good one myelf
at Yale. The top Mldwent tennis
hnd brilliant throwers. The Went
hnd boyn like Oregon's Norm Van
HiiH-klin and Cleorge Murphv and
Jim Power of tXiuthern California,
but didn't neem to have them In
number."
(Odell, Incidentally, wa a coach
of the Kant In the last Kait-Went
game. Ills lenm tried 30 pannen. com
pleting Id; the Went tried 25. com
pleted four, had five Intercepted.
Pitching for Ihe Fast was Johnny
l.ulnrk.i
If Ihlngn keep going for Odell Ihe
way they have UUn spring. Ihe fans
will ninrt railing him "Hnrd Lurk
Howie"
He lont hi vnrnltv quarterback
for keetm when Dick OHele revealed
he had signed a pro contract. Then
veieran till Joe Htone broke a fin
ger on his panning hand. Anne Mr-
Javelin Hit
Kills Middle
ANNAPOI.1B, Mil, May II iI'i-A
Javelin hurled by a clnnnmale ye
terduy killed Mldnhlpmen Cleorge J.
Kllopolua, navnl acadeifiy athlete.
Cupt. H. H. Taylor, navy aihlctlc
director, said the n-ycar-old vic
tim "w string In the neck by a
Javelin Hint slipped from the hand
of Midnhlpmnn Oeorge B. fitone."
Kllpolu pulled the npciir from his
own neck, but collnpned and died
within four minute.
Taylor nnld Btone wan "honpital
Ired suffering from nhok."
The two boys had been working
out together al Ihe ThompMin ntn
dlum 'when Ihe mlnhnp orrtirred.
KIIoihiIiis, the son of Mr. and Mr.
James a. Kllopolu of ftnwllng.
Wynmlng. was an academy track
man and varsity bn'keiball plaver.
He came here about three venrs ago
from Ihe Cniverslt" nf W'oti'ne.
Hlone's home In In Klng-port, Tenn.
Ex-Conch Head
SALT LAKK CITY. Mny II 4'
Harvey R. Holme. 7S. flrnt coach at
I Ihe Unlvernllv of Utah and former
tlnlvemitv of Bouihern California
truck and football mentor, died lanl
' night of heart dineane.
j Cullough. star quarter from Chaf
I fey Junior college, got lonesome
j after enrolling al Washington and
went home.
I Mii'viii iPienrheri Franklin
j signed lo roach Odell's fronh but de
cided he'd prefer lo stny In the Ennt.
Nell "8klp" Btahley left Hie head-
coach Job at Oeorge Washington
I lo guide Odell bnrkfirld. only lo be
hired away by Toledo university.
The "Hard Luck" moniker may
I nllrk. but they'll never tag the per
j suitable Odell with the nickname of
( a famous Washington roach of an
other era "Oloomy Oil" Doble.
Garden Makes
Video Peace
NKW YORK. May II W The
Twentieth Century Hportlng club,
having made eace with ring man
nper over televlelon receipt, nought
hurriedly today to line up a Mndl
nor Kquare boxing card for Friday
night.
Mcmbern of Ihe New York Boxing
Manngern Oulld ended a nlx-week
boycott of Ihe promotional organ
ize lion yesterday after Twentieth
Century agreed to pay boxers 25
prr cent of all television money
That half of Twentieth Century's
Uke.
Madlnon Square Garden, which a
a partner split the receipt with
Twentieth Century, has refused to
cut In manager and boxer.
Fnd of Hie boyCott wu announc
ed by Charley Johnston. preldent
of trie manager guild which enn
tioln most of the name In the met.
ropolllnn area.
Firemen Called
To Trash Fire
City firemen were called out at
7:53 last night to extinguish a small
trash fire behind Drew Mnnntore
on Main.
The blaze wn put out In short
order and no damage resulted.
Fremonters Tip
Mills Nine, 4-3
Fremont defeated Mill 4-3 In the
top bracket of the city grade school
clnna A Softball tourney yesterday,
and remains as the only unbeaten
team In the meet.
Wayne Elliott, who hurled a no
hltfr Saturday, wa the winning
pitcher. In the lower bracket Peli
chn eliminated Roosevelt. 11-5. Mills
play Riverside thl afternoon at
the KUHS practice field.
den triumph In Uie European gone.
"I'm doing my best to bring some
of the European player over here,
thiue under Russian control and
others," says Wood. "When I saw
and talked to those poor gu;. wno
can t walk around the corner with
out Stalin's OK, I felt I had to do
something."
Wood had high hopes Drobny
would come here directly from
Italy, regardless of report to the
contrary.
The best hockey player In Europe.
I Urobny undoubtedly could land with
the Boston Bruin, who have a line
on his services.
He could play tennl only a an
Individual and not a a Czech cup
representative, but Wood doesn't
think that would bother him In the
slightest.
"Once Drobny and the other got
here, their worries probably would
be over," conclude Kidney B. Wood.
"The big Job la leaving Europe.
"They certainly can't do any good
for the game or themselve if they
stay.
"And well they know It."
Rasmussen Vaults
EUOENE, Ore.. May 11 on
O e o r g Raamusnen, sophomore
vaulting star, will represent the
University of Oregon at the Preano
weat coast relay thl week-end.
Coach John Warren said loly.
Raamussen ha cleared 14 feet,
3 Inchea thl season.
Georgia, Louisiana, North and
South Carolina and Texas require
school attendance only to the age
of 14.
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"They looked like gliosis a tn
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