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SATURDAY, AUC. 20, 1949 PACE EICHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON Red Sox Blank Senators, 6-0; Kinder Stingy Hurler Gives Only Three Blows; Bums Cords Tied Agoin Bt Th Associated Prea Kills Kinder, dropped by the New York Vnkre organisation eight years ago. Is finally paying off on the $65,000 Investment mde on htm bv the Boston Red Sox In Entrusted with few starting as signments the -year-old Kinder allowed only a mediocre 4-4 record bv June 13 this season. Then, without warning-. Kinder got hotter than the mid-summer weather. He reeled off 11 straight victories In names In which he was a starter. His only defeat during the last two months came In re lief role. Kinder reached his peak last night when he shut out the Washington Senators, 6-0. on three singles. It was his fifth straight triumph and his 15th of the year against five de feats. Not even 18-gam winning Mel Parnell the league's biggest winner and Kinder's teammate, has pitched better during the last eight weeks. The Bed Sox collected only six hits themselves, but benefitted by Dick Weik's wlldness to tally six runs In three Innings to win their eighth straight from the Senators. YANKS WIN The victory enabled the Bosox to remain four games behind the pace aetting Yankees, who came from behind to defeat the Philadelphia Athletics, 7-4. It also kept them In second place. game in front of the Cleveland Indians, who shut out the Chicago White Sox. 1-0. The hap less Senators now have lost nine straight and 33 out of their last 36 games. The National league pennant race l all knotted up again following Brooklyn's Tlctory and St. Louis' de feat last night. Brooklyn won a C-4. 12-lnning thriller from the Bos ton Braves, while the Cardinals bowed to the Pirates In Pittsburgh. J. The fifth place Philadelphia Phil lies moved to within ball a game nf third when they beat the New York Giants, 7-1. They trail the fourth-place Braves by a fraction of a percentage point. Chicago's Cubs . whipped the Cincinnati Reds. 7-4. In the battle for the cellar. Detroit divided a doubleheader with the St. Louis Browns, winning the second game, 4-2 after the Browns had won the opener. 4-3. Rain halted the second game after six innings. HENRICH HOT Tommy Henrich was the big gun In the Yankees' Tlctory over the Mackmen. After four Philadelphia errors had enabled the Yankees to pull even at 4-4, Henrich singled In two tallies In the sixth to break the tie, then hammered his 22nd home run in the eighth to give Relief Pitcher Duane Pillette the victory. Mike Garcia, with help from Alton Benton, pitched the Indians to their shutout win over the White Sox. A home run by Bob Kennedy, followed by Oarcia's double and Dale Mitchell's single, accounted for the two runs oft Randy Gum pert. Brooklyn blew a 4-0 lead In the ninth, but came back to tally twice In the top of the 12th to beat the Braves. Duke Sniders double off Red Barrett sent in the tie-breaking runs. Pittsburgh's Ralph Kiner batted In five runs with a single and his 33rd homer to wreck the Cardinals. Cliff Chambers scattered seven hits for his ninth victory against three defeats. Softball Dissension HOOD RIVER, Aug. 20 UP) Th Softball championship of the Hood River - The Dalles district was thrown Into angry confusion today after a Hood River player was de clared Ineligible. The Bonneville Engineers of Hood River won a third straight game, .1-0, from Wasco Electric Coopera tive of The Dalles In the district playoff last night. But Lee Davenport, district soft ball commissioner, ruled that the first two victories did not count be cause the Bonneville team had used an Ineligible plcjer. He was Out fielder Ed Weiss, who also plays tor Artcraft Linoleum of Portland. Vera Tenneso.1, manager of The Dalles club, said his team Is "not Interested In going to the state tour nament, but we do not feel that Bonneville is el-glble." Protests were sent to Don Janu ary. Eugene director of the State Softball association. Honker Grid Drill Called LAKEVIEW Aug. 20 Football suits will be Issued to Lakevlew high school players August 22 and 23. and practice will begin August 24, It was announced this week by Coach John Rossi. The players will begin getting in shape for their first game, which will be September 16 with Henley on the Lakevlew grid iron. Suits will be Issued on Monday and Tuesday next week from 9:30 a. m. to 12 noon and evenings from 7 to 9. Practice beginning Wednes day, August 24, will be from 10 a. m. to 12 noon and from 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Rossi stated that only the boys who get In top physical con dition will be allowed to play In th opening game. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT BELFAST Flyweight Champion Rlnty Monaghan, Ireland, outpoint ed Otello Belardinelll, Italy, non title. 10. (Weights unavailable). HOLLYWOOD Don Lee, 162, Fdlson. Nebr, outpointed Jay Cald well, 161 Los Angeles, 10. Teen-Ager Whiffs 3 1 YORK. Pa.. Aug. 20 ir Sev-eiileen-year-old Oene Snyder's dreams of playing major league ba.vball some day may come true If his pitching performance last night Is a sample of his hurling power. The southpaw youngster struck out 31 players lo give his York teammates a 4 to 1 victory In a 14-innlng contest over the Nanti coke. Pa., team in the American Legion's Eastern Pennsylvania semi-playoff game. Snyder pitched a no-hit game for eight innings. .STANDINGS FAR WEST LEAGl'E W L Pet. Pittsburg 72 37 .6o0 Klamath Falls 61 38 .642 Willows 59 48 .551 Redding 54 54 J00 Marysville 50 57 .467 Medford 33 72 314 Yesterday's Results Redding 8, Klamath Falls 1. Pittsburgh . Marysville 3. Medford 9, Willows 4. PACIFIC COAST LEAGl'E W L Pet. S3 65 .561 79 69 .534 78 70 .527 75 73 .507 75 73 .507 71 76 .483 70 78 .473 81 88 .409 Hollywood Oakland Sacramento Seattle San Diego Portland San Francisco . .473 Los Angeles Yesterday's Results Seattle 5. Portland 2. San Francisco 2. Los Angeles I. Oakland 10. Hollywood 5. San Diego 6, Sacramento 5. NATIONAL LEAGl'E St, Louis 68 43 .618 Brooklvn New York .. 69 43 57 55 57 56 58 57 53 59 46 68 . 44 72 .616 .509 Boston Philadelphia . Pittsburgh .504 .504 .473 .404 J79 Cincinnati Chicago Yesterday's Results Pittsburgh 8. St. Louis 2. Philadelphia 7. New York I. Brooklyn 6, Boston 4. Chicago 7, Cincinnati 4. AMERICAN LEAGl'E New York 72 41 .037 .591 .581 Ml S3 .426 J39 .325 Boston Cleveland Detroit . 68 . 68 . 4 . 62 . 49 . 38 . 38 Philadelphia . Chicago Washington . St. Louis Yesterday's Results 8t. Louis 4-2. Detroit 3-4. Boston 8. Washington 0. New York 7. Philadelphia 4. Cleveland 2, Chicago 0. Iron Out Travel Kinks YAKIMA. Wash, Aug. 20 UPS Travel kinks will be worked out this afternoon by the three teams en tered in the three-day American Legjpn Junior baseball western states tournament opening tomor row at 2 p. m. IPDTI. A depot welcome r given the I Omaha, Neb.. Oakland. Calif, and i s Bremerton. WaslL. squads as they j arrived by train. The regional playoff winners each had an hour to familiarize them selves with Parker field, home of the first place Yakima Bears of the Western International league. The opening day s pairings will be determined at a dinner program drawing tonight, presided over by Alfred Sheppard. Paris. Idaho, American Legion officer In charge of the double elimination tourney. Teams No. 1 and 2 will meet In the first game, with the loser play ing team No. 3 at 8 p. m. tomorrow night. A single game is scheduled at 8 p. m. Monday. Tuesday night's game will get under way at 8:30 p. m. with a second game to follow Immediately if it Is needed to decide the championship. The winner will qualify for the national finals at Omaha. LEAD TIED IN CAL-ORE LAKEVTEW, Aug. 20 Last Sun day's baseball games left Alturas and Lakevlew again tied In California-Oregon league first place, with Tulelake In third, and play offs will begin with a Lakeview-AI-turas game here during the round up, on September 4. 8unday. Lakevlew defeated Mer rill 23-6. while at Alturas that team split a doubleheader with Tulelake. The Alturas-Lakeview game here on Sunday. September 4, will be played at 10 a. m. On the Sunday following. Septem ber 11. there will be a doubleheader played on the Lakevlew field. The loser of the Lakeview-Alturas game of September 4 will first play Tule lake, and In the second gam of the afternoon, the winner of the first September 11 game will play the winner of the Lakeview-Alturas game of September 4. Two baseball games have been jcheduled during the Lakevlew Roundup. The second will be Sep. lember t at 0:30 a. m. with Burns. Jack rabbit can leap at speeds fVh'tenV4 (j 5 Min. from Town Howard Hurls 18 Strikeouts For Brownies Hernandez Gets Only Gem Hit In 8-1 Redding Loss RE DDI NO. Aug. 30 (Special) Klamath Fall, best hitting club 111 the Far West league, according to the statistics, got an acute case of hitlessness last night and lost an 8-1 decision to Southpaw Jim Howard and the Redding Browns. Howard struck out 18, a new high mark for this year, and gave up only one hit In notching his 13th victory. Howard holds the league record this year tor strikeouts 192, for bases on balls (150 and for wild pitches i21. The loss ended a seven-game win streak for the Gems and threw them two and a half games back of the ; Pittsburg Diamonds who defeated Marysville -3. 1 Howard was striking out two of every three batters to face him and I had a no-hitter through seven in : nlngs. In the top of the eighth Oordy Hernandes led off with a NEW TURF ON FIELD This is the way the new crown and turf on Modoc field looks otter single and went to second whenjQ summer of growing. The field was built up to an 18-inch crown in the center for better Russ Rasburg muffed it In right i j i u i i . .u . j u i ... . i . .i . j field. Hernandes stole third and d'omoge o"" 'ess bruising ploy, but the gross stand moy be a little tender to withstand scored when Al Kruk a pitcher the hard usage the field will get this tall. playing third base missed a throw I on the steal. That was Klamath's only run. The Browns had gotten all that was necessury to hand Chuck Schlld meyer his first defeat of the season i in the second Inning, on consecutive singles by Ray Perry. Kruk and Chuck Oodshall and an Infield error. j HESSE SKEIN ENDS The game saw the end of Pinkv I Hesse's hitting streak In which he had one or more safeties In IS straight games. Hesse was last held to nothing August 3 by Pittsburg. i and In the 15 games hsd 36 hits In 67 times at bat. The skein Included 28 singles, six doubles, a triple and a homer and a percentage of .537. Hesse struck out four times last night. Howard's 18 whiffs came near the league record of 19 for a nine-lnntng game set last year by Klamath a Joe Nicholas. Jules Hudson of OroTille established the league topper with 23 strikeouts in an U-lnning game. ine Klamath Falls club comes heme tonight to meet the Medford Nuggets, starting a six-game home stand. Tonight s game will Include a special -fans' night" feature hon oring the players' choice of Klamath Falls' most rabid fan. Medford is riding on the crest of a winning streak now two games. The Nuggets topped Willows last night 9-4. The box: KLAMATH f ALL! Filler. 2b All! O At .3 0 0 7 0 0 NoM.ll. M .3 0 0 1 .4 0 0 0 4 i lt-ef HtrisMwtoz, If tttto. cf-rff Cue.,f. rf Tmndx. lb Mohler, c Jn4f n. 3b Buick. 3b Srhlldmeywr, p , . a i i a o o . s o o i o o . 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 1 0 0 0 0 0 .4 0 0 0 2 0 i i J i o o o j Total! ... ... 38 i 1 34 is 4 x Batted for Srhlldmcycr In 9th. BEDDING Sandberg, if , Scott, m .... Hetit. cf Perry, 3b Kruk. 3b Catchall, lb John-son, e Roacburg. rf Howard, p as a e ac -41111 Z e is t e Totals 33 lllr 9 Kismath rails ono ono 010 1 Redding .. C32 001 lis S SI'MMARY: IB Kruk. God.h.11. RBI Kruk S. Rosburg 2. SandberK. Scott Ptrrr SO br Mnwsrd IS. SrH,lrtm..r BR ntl lhiMm.. . ii . . wv Srhiidmy.r 2 Howard 1 HP- Johnson by Srhildmv.r. ER off ahitrf. mr 5 DP-Schlldmerar Norden to Hesa. Mohlr to Taller. Sac Howard. vmpuw-rtrrr and Tibba. Backs Named For Upstate PORTLAND Aiib 9n la T..- starting barkfleld of th on.,.,. all-stars appeared set today for the i Shriners' hospital benefit game here August 27 against the Portland all stars. Although Coach Mel Ingram would not commit himself definitely, the starting quartet appeared to be Clint Reese, Grant Pass, quarter back; Don Donovan. Orants Pass, and Rich Rlggs, Medford. halfback and Phil Olllis, Bend, fullback. The upstate team worked on of fensive plays yesterday, and will take up defense next week when practice wll be limited to one drill daily. The Portland team, bigger and faster than last year, began work on pass defense yesterday. Los Angeles Girl Wins Golf Bauble PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20 UP) Fifteen-year-old Marlene Bauer, of Los Angeles Is the first tltleholder of the national girls junior golf tournament. She copped the honor In the first annual tourney at the Philadelphia country club yesterday, defeating, Barbara Burning, White Plains, N. Y, in the finals, 2 up. ANNUAL "VJ" DAY DANCE Merrill Community Hall SATURDAY, AUG. 20 Merrill VFW Post 4051 Music by PAPPY GORDON Dancing 10 till 2 Record-Breaking A Habit Furuhashi Shatters Third Splash Mark; Swims 800 In 9:35:5 LOS ANGELES. Aug 20 jv The ' with (he Tokyo swim club tomorrow American swimming championship night. Tlie six - man Nip team 1 firmly In the possession of Japan. 1 amassed 62 points, more than the Incomparable Hironnshln Furu- next two teams combined, hahl and company finished their The big burs still was on over mop-up of National AAU titles last Furuhashi's unheard - of feats of night as Mr. F. clicked off another battering world's records for the world record In the 800-meter free 1 400. 800 and 1VW meters on succea style. i sive nights. He also led his matea But. fortunately for American j to a new international standard In face, unheralded Robert Oibe of the : the 800-meter free style relay. Detroit Athletic club came through j The 21-year-old- aquatic machine to win the 100-meters and prevent a I from Fullyama negotiated the 800 ,r" "J'1' aweep by the Nippon.. The big gold cup emblematic of the American team title goes home Hollywood Lead OAKS BLAST PINKY WOODS, WIN 10-5 By The Associated Press I his 39th round tripper of the season Thanks to a tenth inning single ! early In tlie game to help give San last night by San Diego's Max West j Diego a 5 to 3 lead over Sacramento 550 milea away, the Oakland Oaks at the end of six Innings. But the today are In undisputed possession of second place In the Pacific Coast league standings, tour games oenind Hollywood. The Acoms deserve at least half of the credit themselves, however. They lambasted Hollywood sgaln by a convincing 10 to 5 margin In an eighth Inning uprising which pro- aucea lour runs on lour nits. Pinky Woods, the Stars' strapping ' gift lo organised base hall, swallowed right-hander, was the victim a the ! a bitter pill last night. The good Oaks hiked their series edge to three ; doctor waa unable to diagnose 8e and one. j attle's bsttlng power, and the Ral- West's contribution to the Oak- i nlers operated on him for a 5 to 2 land cause was this: The Padre home run czar clouted ; Ragged Baseball I WICHITA. Kas . Aug. 20 j Chances are' the customers will get look at some tighter semi-pro baseball tonight They couldn't see much wilder than that dished up In the second game of the opening session of the national tournament here last night That was the 15-1 walk-away by the Alpine, Tex., Cowboys from the Camden. Ark.. "Craftsmen. The game waa called at the end of the fifth under the semi-pro rule that stops a contest In which one team is leading by 12 or more runs at that 1 point. I ne opening game of the first ! round was much better. The Hoi- : comb, Mo., Cardinals won thst one from the Cessna Bobcats of Wlch- 1 lla, 8-3. 200 Nimrods Aim At Antelopes LAKEVIEW, Aug. 20 UP) The special uregon anieiope nuntlng season opened today. More than 200 hunters poured out of Lakevlew In early morning for the hunting terri tory east of here. A tott I of 1000 permits were Issued for the hunt. Eight state police of. fleers were on tne scene to prevent poaching. I meters in 9 35 5. chipping 15 4 big seconds off Bill Smith s mark set In 1941. Chopped 1 Solona tied It up in the tenth to j single Whltey Wletelmsn across i with the winning run. The score j was 8-5. j The win gave the Padres a 3 to 2 ; lead In the eight-game series and I out the Sacs bark In third place, j five games off the psce. At Portland, meanwhile. Dr Fran - ... rv.,i,. ,u ....... .. triumph over the Beavers. Dlrrirkx lasted a little better than 1 two Innings. In that time. Jackie Albright touched him for two doubles ' snd Ed Coleman smacked a home ! run. Later, Albright got another ' double and two singles off reliefer i Vlnce Dt Blasl. That gave him five for five for the night. I A pitching duel developed at Los Angeles as 8an Francisco edged the j " nud' ' The Angels 1 seven no on tiarry reia- ; man and the Seals got only three off Angel 'lingers Don Watklna and Ken Gables. Two of these, though, were homers by Mickey Rocco, a former Angel. HI second round trlnper In the sixth sewed up the bill game. Cerdan Back "To Get Title NEW YORK. Aug! 20 VP) Marcel Cerdsn Is here to "get my title bade," "I came blck to the United States to win." the former middleweight champion said shortly after docking yesterday on the He de France. Cerdan will meet Middleweight Champion Jake LaMntta at the Polo Grounds September 28. LaMotta won the title from Cerdan last June when the Frenchman had to give 1 uo because of a shoulder Inlurv. THE WILLYS "JEEPSTER" Ont Company Courteiy Joepittr new vailabl (or dtlivtry. New car warranty at aubitantial saving. SELBY WILLYS MOTOR CO. 401 So. 6th "I McCready, Stranahan In Tee Nix MAMARONKCK. N. Y. Aug 20 i it win h. -vr. m.n for him. self tixlar as the British and Ameri-! can Walker cup gulf teams end their two day competition with eight i singles matciiea. i The Brllous face the none too ! encouraging prospect of having to overcome a 3 to 1 advantage piled up by tlie home squad In the Scotch foursome plav yesterday. The team of Joseph Carr and Ronnie Whit defeaied Ray Willows and Willie; Tumeasa. America's No. I Undem. ; for th only British triumph in tour mtrhM- f A replay of tin. semi-finals of this year. British amateur loomed as the highlight of todays 3-hole; motrhra ovtr lh? Winged root cour.io with IU unduUlln terrain ...u a.. ....... u.... ... p AnielKl. but one pair yesterday. I , pro.DI,trlct 8 Corvallls vs. wl?' Jnh,br'."l " J " District 13 ihounevllle-Th Dalles. McCready burly Irishman who won , pmDutrlr, f lBend. Bed th British amateur, and Frank I ,. .. , ,., Stranahan. the defending champion whom he defeaied In his msrch to the crow n. Porky Holds Halfway Lead HAYDEN LAKE. Idaho. Aug. 20 iP, Fd iPorkv. Oliver. Seattle pro. paced the field today at the half. war mark of the eighth annual S25O0 Esmeralda Open golf tounia- menl with a 36 hole par-drubbing 129 on rounds of 64 and 65. A 30-fnot putt for an eagle two on the final hole gave him a one strike lead over a pair of brother j nros. Marvin "Bud. Ward of Spo- kane and Bill Welch of Lewlston. The winner will enter tne region Idaho al tournament In Bois. Ida. and Ward, former national amateur champion, toured the Harden Lake Oolf club course In Identical 65 s. Welch turned In a 63 for the hottest 01 ill .or Miirriimiii. Stan lieonard. Vancouver. B. C. professional, was two strokes off the pace In fourth with 131 on round of 64 and 67. Ray Weston of Spokane waa the low amateur with 8.1-60 134. The 36 pro and 12 amateur sur vivors In the field of SO teed off to. day for the final 36 holes. The tournsment Is sponsored by tlie athletic round table nf Spokane. Waitkus Wants To See Action PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20 (P Fddle Waitkus hopes to get Into a few games before the major baseball season close but It Is mostly hope. "I would like to get In a few games before the curtain comes down." the Philadelphia Phillies first basemsn said last night as he was honored at Bhlbe park, "but that will be up to the doctors ' Waitkus, making his first appear ance In uniform since he was shot In a Chicago hotel by an Infatuated girl June 12. received numerous gifts from the fans. The gift Included an automobile, television set, two radios, matched luggage, set of golf clubs, two suits j blanked the Senators, 6-0, with of clothes, wrist watch, table lighter I three hits for his fifth straight vie and box of sports shirts, 1 tory and 15th of th season. "See Selby Lett" Owls, Means Open firidfare The Oregon Trill Owls are already sweallng Ihniugll prartlre sessions on thrlr inll.-hliih drill field and Hie KU rellians get thslr first call Monday as football tevel moves In. Coach Dale Dausherly lias a squad of about 30 playen In uniform now at Oregon Tech and exacts to have 10 or 15 mora-Including, three lads who will perforin next Saturday night In the rlhrln all star game-Joining within the nest week or 10 days. 1)1 the IIM8 Owl. Just four letternien are working out now, III transiency of tlie Oi l sludent body making It hard to pile up a backlog ( pcrleiied players. Two or threa I more of last year s players may roll Eagles Paired In First Game Of State Play District 7 Chomps Will Meet Seaside Astoria Winner The Klamath Falls Eagles, dis trlrt 7 snItlMll ehaniiia, will gel a I coach. test the first game of the state tour- I Among th prospective new play nament In Eugene August 28. I era exertd In are Olen Miller. Pairings for the tourney were an- j tckl and end: Jerr; M. Elhaiiev. nounced yesterday from Eugene al-! 'iilloai'k: Darreil Everett, guard; though some of the districts have j Hob Harms, end. and Churk Taylor, yet to culminate thrlr play-otl.. quarterback All are out of Portland The Fagles will be paired with the winner of the district 13 Sea- siile-Asiorla game at noon Sunday August 38. ! A district 7 play-off was unneces-( sary when A-hlaiirt otilccted to com-1 peting In thla district along with ; Klamalh Fall and Ukevlew. lake-; view fell It waa not sufficiently or- j gaiused lo enter a team. I In the meantime, the Ashland nUie switched district etfectioiu and are now lined up with Medford and; Urania Pass In district 8. I Tlie schedule for Hi opening round August 18 will be: j j noon District 7 i Klamalh raui vs. Dtslrlct 13 i8eaide-As- 1 toria pm.-Distr,ct 4 .Albany-Let... J lU,0r.n1,, , rtf , ,,.. ,, .Pendleton. Hermlstoll. Mllton-Freealr. etc l l . t i i Uawtrnrrl flrmnti vs. District 14 iltalemi 7 30 p m District I i West Linn. Molslla. Tlgsrd, Hubbard. F-laca-da. Oaaego. vs. District IS (Spring field i. 8 30 pm District 2 (MrMlnn- vllle. Tillsmook. Ml. Angel. North Lmeoln county.' a. District 8 "Cot - tags drove, Rnaeburg. Coo Bay.. 9 30 pm IXstrlrt II iFilgenei ni.tnrt 3 illlllsboro, Bt. Helens. pares! drove. Orencoi. Two of the quarter-final games will be played Monday and the oth - er two Tuesday night, al 7:30 and 8 30 pm . respectively. Th semi - j final will be played al 7 30 and : 8 30 p m. Wednesday. Beml-tl- ra losers will meet at7:30 p m. and the championship gam will b at 6 30 pm. Thursday. will be matcnea against in run ner-un team from Seattle. Winner of Ihe Portland title (the Rose City, for the first time, will not play In the official slat tour ney, will be matched against the Seattle champ. Both games will be played September 3, at 1 and ( 30 pm. respectively. NoCal Play-Off A baseball game to determine the first-place winner of the Northern California semi-pro league will be played tomorrow afternoon at the Weed. Calif., ball park. The Klamath Falls Pioneers and Dunamulr Railroaders finished the lesgue schedule with 10 wins and four losses each, and play off the tie before beginning tlie NoCal Shstighnessy playoff next week. Game time at Weed Is 2:30. Yesterday's Stars By Th Associated Pre Batting Tommy Henrich, Yan kees, singled In two runs to break j - " n1 d'ded his 22nd homer two Innings later to help th Yan kees defeat the Athletics. 7-4. Pitching -Ellis Kinder, Red Sox. Ph. 6934 til later. The Irlternien are John Paasrli, ho played end lal year and la Hying al uuarterbai k; (alls Elder, who also plvr(t end and Is now working al quarter: Harold Wlrth. guard, and Fred lleaa. barkfleld. lies a not III ullllium yel. Another OTl leiter-brarer out Is Chuck War ren. last season's ba.kellMll star. Warren Is running at halfback. Dauglierty said he hoped lo have Bob Itfdkry. maiiulay of th '48 team, bark Ihls year a well as End Jark Parrrsh. lUlilurk Clarelir Ailaim and other, lull Dausherliv. a ho w as flml string quarterback laAt season, Is working as assistant IllKn M MINUS, The Oat are being schooled In the T formation with in quarter bark making a romplcl spin on each play for mor derrption. and for the rmut par a balanced line. roarh Hob llrmlershiitt of the p,llrillu n r.nj , rturn. ,c ,,,! u yr , p,Uran ll(, jmyyr9 fouiMii hjiisos to meet at the Molor field hou at I o'clock Monday afternoon for Issue of equipment and physical exam, Tuesday afternoon all of last year s Wildcats and other high school footballers will draw gear, Football .jrartlr tor the Pelicans lr Wednesday. II C HamiapivA a? 3. UOITlinaieS p p p fmir D. U. UldV V0UTX - . lennis tourney VANCOUVER. B C, Aug. 20 . 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