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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACE EICHT
Owls Sign For
Fort Lewis
Game Sept. 17
Three Roosevelt
Stars Join Oregon
Tech Grid Roster
The addition of three Portlsnd
high school grid stars to the Oregon
Tech Owl' roster nd the signing
for n opening football clash with
the Fort Lewis. Wash, eleven ri
highlight development on the
mile high gridiron this week as
Dale Daugherty drive hi charge
through conditioning drill.
The game with Fort Lewi ha
been on the on again off again
stage for the last two week but
OConnell ald It would definitely
be played September 17 at Fort
Lewis.
Yesterdays addition to the
Owl squad were three boys who
starred for Portland Roosevelt
high school last year. They are
Ken Miller, hallback and end: Dick
Mill, center, and Jack Taylor. Quar
terback. Dickering with Fort Lewi caused
postponement of the proposed game
between ex-KUHS player and the
Owl.
Daugherty said this week the
Owls ae shaping up Into a tough
nr.
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LONG FISHING TRIP PAID OFF Charlie Wedell of Ooklond, Calif., traveled to Winchester
bay, 75 miles from Rosebura, to fish, but the trip wasn't in vain as this picture shows.
quad that will be able to cope with I The largest fish is a Chinook salmon, weighing 25 pounds. The little fella, a silverside,
competition from colleges and' tipped the scales ot 15 pounds. Weddell stopped into The Herald and News for the shot
junior college of Oregon and Call-1 d d th bi aQve him Q 25-minute battle. He was usina liaht tackle.
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Into
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fomia.
The backs are blending
Daugherty T formation In line f m Cf
style. Main difference between thiV70 OJ OCTIpi
years uwi luaii auu Mat ia
the complete spin the quarterback
takes from hi berund-uie-center
position.
This maneuver makes tor more
deception and Is designed to spring
the fast backs Into the open field.
No definite word ha been re
ceived from Clarence Adams. Fred
Hess or Bob Redkey, all of whom
nay be back in Owl uniforms this
year.
Sucrout breakaway runner for
the Owls tius year may be Chuck
PCLTop
Teams
All Win
BIRD HOSPITAL SET UP
TO AID DUCKS HIT BY
BOTULISM PLAGUE
Saturday
Start Of '
Net Play
The open"lnvlU!lanal leniili
tournament, sponsored by Th
Herald and News. atarU tialur.
day morning at Moor park.
II waa originally planned la
run the tourney off Sunday and
Monday but the extra dav waa
added to meet the possibility of
running out of lime If enough
out-ol-lowtiera enter play.
No enlrlea were In late yea
terday but a last-minute sign
up la expeetrd.
Itatre are September J. 4 and
S at Moor park. Divisions are
men'a alnglea and doubles,
women'a alnglea and Junior
men's alnglea, Consolation
rounds will be hrld In men's
doubles and singles, play.
Hodges' Blow Nips
Pittsburgh Pirates
The botulism outbreak on the , slum permanganate utd In treat-
Lcwer Klamath wildlife
shows no sign of breaking and vol-
refuge ' u' "c bird last year.
Hundreds of birds are being
saved at the hospital and all crew-
Eugene
Moves Up
EUGENE. Aug. 31 ti It will be
Albany vs. Pendleton and Salem vs.
Eugene In tonight's semifinals of
the 16th annual Oregon soltball
tournament.
Salem and Eugene moved up
last night In the last quarterfinal
games. The state capital team
blanked West Linn. 3 to 0. and Eu
gene thumped McMinnville. t to 0.
to line up with Monday night
winners.
I Salem's Jim Rawlins fanned 13
West Linn batMncn and scattered
the five hit he allowed. Salem
scoring started In the first, a John
Hoffert and Al Wickert singled and
came in on Jim llenreys double.
Another was added In Ihe second
on Bud Llnd.itrom's double and
Rawlins' triple.
Eugene's Bob Willis had a one-
Hv The Asaorlaled Preaa
Thanks to Oil Hodgea, the Brook
Ivi Dufigera are only a game and a
half behind the St. Louis Cardinals
In the rugged National league race.
Hodgra, probably the beat llrst
baseman In Die league although he
Is playing his first full season al
the Job, Is giving Jackie Robinson
a run fur his money aa the most
valuable Dodger. He Is hitting only
JtX, but his sense of timing I ter
rific. Rex Barney, truggllhf to redeem
himself, alter flopping badly all
season, trailed Murry Dickson 3-3
In the ninth Inning yesterday when
big Oil did his stuff. There waa a
runner on first and one out.
Hodges slammed a Dickson go
pher ball special Into Uie left field
seaU for his 31st homer to brrak
up the ball game. That ruined
Dickson's budding win streak and
handed Pittsburgh a 4-3 Ins.
The Cards' season-long "cousins."
the Boston Braves, turned on their
old tormentors to blast 81. Louis,
11-4. In addlUon to the loaa. their
fifth In 30 meetings with the IM
champs, the Cards were crippled by
an Injury to Pitcher Red Munger.
The husky rlghthanded winner of
13 gamea left the game after he
pulled a side muscle batting In the
third.
Other National leaguer were
Idle.
The crippled New York Yankees
lost full game of their American
league, lead, which now measured
three gamea. by dropping a (-3
decision to Ihe aroused bt. Louis
Hrown. Runner-up Boston blanked
Detroit, 3-0. behind Ellis Kinder to
snap the Tigers' eight game win
string.
Yankee Ed l-opal waa knorked
out In the fourth Hiding with Stan
Hpence'e second straight double.
Hookte Roy Hlevera waa the bat
ting star, knocking In three Brown
ie rum to ease Al Papers pitching
Job. Lopat'a third Inning homer
waa Ihe only Yank score u(f Papal
until the seventh.
Kinder, almost a sure thing to
Join Mel Parnrll In the 20-wln club.
Favorites
Tangle
ROCHESTER, N. Y.. Aug. 31 ,TI
Two hotshot favorites, Robert
(Hkecl Rlegel and Prank Blrana
han. met today In a third round
tussle that many predicted would
decide the national amateur golf
championship.
The winner of this ll-hnle Joust
might go on to take Willie Tur
nesa's title on Saturday.
But Turnesa la still around to
say something about that. He
edged Harold Foreman of Cllencoe.
Ill . one up. yesterday.
It waa another bad day for the
British as that country's two main
hopes, British Amateur Champion
Man McCready and Ronnie White.
! were sent to the sidelines.
But most of the other favorites
survived. Including Ray Billows,
! the HMa runnerup, whu waa forced
I two extra holes by Clene Batea of
Portland, Ore.
picked up his 17th victory with a
brilliant flve-hlt shutout of De
troit. KIght-gaine win streaks,
owned by both th Tigers and
Pitcher Fred Hutchinson, were
fractured by the Red Sox attack
that Included Vern Stephens' aftlh
homer and No. I for I Hun UIMsg
glo. Cleveland's scheduled night game
with the Philadelphia A' waa
washed out but Ihe Tribe moved up
a half gam to within tlv gamea
of the Yanks.
Washington's Lloyd Ilittl turned
In his best game since Joining the
Senators from Oakland In Jun
when he shut out Chicago with
three alnglea, 1-0, In 10 Inning.
Ladies' Outdoor
Hunting
BOOTS
14.95
The GUN STORE
b Tl Main Hi. i
Bv The Associated Pma
It looks like it wUl take that
Warren, all-star football and basket- crucial Hollywood - Sacramento
ball performer from Ashland high series, starting Friday to cause any
unteer help Is being called to assist wl !' I pt" tna " : hitter and his team backed up his
nicking uo ah Infect Tbirdl I ? ,re ?""" 10 , pitching with 10 hit tor the eight
in picking up erne, imected birds. UVe ducks. Volunteer helpers are .
was a standout
year's OTI cage
school. Warren
player on this
squad.
Other back candidates tnelade
Richard Kason. from Glendale high
school in California; Odia Elder,
last year's OTI end, now working
at quarter: Glen Lewis Jr. from
Salem high arbosl; Carl Dadley,
from Linfield college: Billy McDww.
Mw Inferred bwt expected to see
action at halfback spot when be
Botulism ha killed an estimated ; picking up "hmbernecks" on the
5000 ducks on Lower Klamath this j shore and around the marshes of I
summer and the scourge la not ex- i Lower Klamath and more workers' .
excitement In the Pactfie Coast peered to break until cooler weath-. can be used In Ihe rescue opera
leagite, ; e. comes. ; ticn. Men are particularly needed
Tuesday nights result found the A .bjrd nosplUi- Is being ope rat- ' er the holidays, Saturday, 8un- .
loop's first three teams winning and rt tlw -j,, nfuge Dy (lsn . day arid Monday.
Hollywood blanked San Francisco 7 : ,nd w)ldllfe service ,na- , Bnti- j Various organisations here In
to 0 to keep its three tame lead, i , te bewg used to bring back town have already volunteered
iana nonwreo a iw i """" birds that are picked up almost help. KFPA la sending two men j
Los Angeles to stay In second . d d -..-, ld t k. nrf h,i ta don,,-d hv J. W
much more efficient than potas-1 Kerns, Balaiger. Fyock's Electric,
Oakland homered a 10 to 3 victory
off
place while Sacramento edged San
Diego 3 to 3 to stay a game behind
the Oaks.
Cordy Maltsberger threw a five-
run assault.
Art Relnhart. Commercial Finance
and other businesses.
Any persons volunteering for the
work are asked to call J. U O Dona
hue at 4197 days, 683 evenings.
Worker will be provided trans
portation to the refuge area and
back by Jim Savage, wildlife agent,
and must bring their own lunches
and boot.
heals; Leo Burgett, fraaa b acred i hitter In shutting out the Seals.
Heart academy la Redmond, plays
both end and quarter; and Half
backs Loois Smiles, from Texaa;
lull Colrrove, from Lewtston,
Ida. and Aned Retaeh, Motalia high
school ace.
Daugherty could field a forward
wall averaging 190 pounds with a
wealth of high school and service
team performers now enrolled In
school
Bill Daugherity. last season's first
string quarterback. Is working as
assistant coach.
The complete schedule to date
with two open spots: September 17,
Fort Lewis, there; September 33.
Placer Junior college, here; October
1. Eastern Oregon college of edu
cation, here: October 7. Lassen
Junior college, there; October 15,
Southern Oregon college, here; Octo
ber 23, Oregon college of education,
here; October 2S and November 4.
pen; and Lassen Junior college,
here.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Hartford, Conn Vic Carden, 145,
Wilson, Conn, outpointed Frankie
Vlgeant, 144. Tbomaston, Conn. (13)
Las AngeJea Maxie Docusen,
1351, New Orleans, knocked out
Lem Thomas, 137. Chicago .
Dick Khryhoski. Lloyd Christopher
and Jackie Jensen slammed the
four-baggers that produced eight ot
the Oaks' run. Jensen blast came
with the bases loaded. Angel Car
men Mauro homered in all of the
losers' runs.
Jim Tabor's 13th home run of the
season provided the Solon' tying
run. In the seventh he doubled and
then scored the winning run,
Seattle nosed out Portland 3 to
1. Jack Warren's fourth innning
homer was the clincher. The
Rainier' first tally was unearned.
Portland Miss
Misses Pay-Off
PORTLAND, Aug. 31 IJPt Mary
Ellis caught a 53-pound salmon
the first time she ever went fishing
but her luck could have been bet
ter. The UO-pound Portlander caught
the big Chinook near the Columbia's
mouth Just after a $500 prize derby
ended and Just before the $2000
prise Astoria derby opened.
The 30-minute battle will be her
last, she said. She figured she used
up all her luck the first time.
Drobny In Nationals,
Wants To Stay Here
FOREST HILLS, N. T. Aug. 31 . round today Include Bill Talbert of
W Jarslay Drobny, the man with- N., York who m.. u 0...1
United "Sll5 leTls - 5t ETcoche
SSlj . , P,V ."T ' 8811 Francisco, who tangles with
h.ViifT . C. Buaajr Brnr "I Fort Lauderdale,
he can lift a racket.
"If I can obtain permission to
stay here permanently, I will apply
for TJ. S. citizenship." Drobny aaid
In an interview while awaiting his
second round match today in the
national tennis championships.
Disgusted with the communist
regime. Drobny and hla former
Davis Cup doubles partner, Vlad
imir Cemik, turned their backs on
their native Czechoslovakia several
week ago.
Drobny plays Hugh Stewart of
San Marino, Calif., today while
Cernlk runs smack into Ted
ehroeder. Other top-seeded stars
acherM,,eH i nli- In the second
Pla. and Prank Sedgman. the An.
tralian chrgnplon. who plays Frank
Shields of New York.
Seeded star in the upper half of
the bracket moved through the sec
ond round yesterday without Incident.
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