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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14, 1949
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NO SOFT TOUCH Here's
opening whistle ogoinst Cront Friday night. The speedy Cront bocks will find the middle of
the Pel forword wall hard to penetrate with Roy Lundgren, guard, Keith Donahoo, center,
and Dick Petzoldt manning
Ogdahl Says
Team 'On Upgrade'
Shaw, Hansen
An unusual condition exists
me Mimiiii union nign cnooi
Pelicans prepare (or the Invasion
of the Orant Cenetals Friday night.
game that will knock the lid off
the 1948 football season locally.
"Unusual" la the word for Ted
Ogdahl report which reached here
yesterday. Ogdahl is the coach of
the Portland high school eleven.
Ogdahl describes the grid chances
of the Blue and White as being
"definitely on the upgrade." a far
cry from the proverbial pre-season
chant from grid mentors.
This is a large statement, con
sidering that Orant was one of the
potent grid machines In the Rose
City league nut year.
The General backfield is experi
enced and will function around the
ana svvy os vfuanerDaca ueorge
Bhaw and Fullback Al Hansen.
SEPTEMBER 16 OPENING
OF CALIF. DEER SEASON
Kimrods in search of venison take
fa the woods September It in Call
fcroia. although Oregonians will
wait until October 1 to shoulder
thetr guns this side of the line.
Resident Califoroians will pay (4
Golfers
Paired
' Elimination rounds tn the cham
pionship flight and five sub-flight
will be held Saturday and Sunday
when golfer of the Reamea country
lub uke to the tees.
, Longest match in the tourney was
played last week-end. It took Nor
man Moty 23 holes to down Dr. Ray
Oldenburg in second-flight play. '
Pairings follow:
Cfca.aaLa.ltl
Will. Wood va. Billy Bratlofl.
'- Jrtariln Swanaon va. Ralph Macartney.
. John wat Sr. va. Howard Parrla.
' Carl Weimar va. Carl Wooda,
Flrat rilcbl
; Steyal Shaw va. Ruaa .Marsha!!.
, Ray Briber va. John Mfrnnun.
'; Fran Tarr va. William HaseUUia.
Moon SfuUla va. Llovd Drew.
Sac.. Fllral
' Norman Moty va: K. H. Thompaon.
Haricy Hull vt. John Houaton.
.Tatri flirat
. Bar Lamb va. BiU Martin.
J. Juckeland bve
F.arth rilffct
Loren Palmerton vi. Fred 10011
Whiter Tors-non bve
Flflb llirat
Wee MrNee Sr. v. J. Webber.
H Ziuram vs. Ed Hlraman.
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the center of the Pelican line
the positions.
Lead Speedy Backfield
Hansen carries 190 pounds and
has two years' experience. Shaw,
the last of a line of talented broth
era, tips the scales at 165 and has
one year behind him.
The forward wall is built around
Dean Pochert. Bill Webster and
Fred Paul of last year's team. This
tno operate at tackle, guard and
center respectively.
The wing positions are being
handled adequately by Stan Hays,
who was out with an injury last
year, and Len Berrle, on the In
eligible list last year.
Capable halfbacks are Dale Duff,
who does most of the punting, and
Duane Siebert, leading scorer last
year for the Gran ten.
Hal Hanprares will probably
open with Webster at the other
guard spot and Reuben Mrnashe
teams with Pochert at tackle.
for a combination license and deer
tag while out-of-auters will . have
to dole out $35 (25 for a license
and tlO for a tag to Invade Cali
fornia territory in search of deer
meat.
The California season will last
30 days while Oregon will get only
30 days, starting October L
Robert Lucas, state fish and game
warden of Dorris, Calif, reported
that hunting will be generally good.
A thumb-nail run-down by coun
ties, in Northern California reads
like this:
SISKIYOU Best hunting In the
Lava Beds and Medicine lake areas.
Deer in good condition. Increase
in number of small buck.
MODOC Increase in number of
small buck. Deer in good condition.
SHASTA Hunting fair. Low
water conditions.
SIERRA Good. Buck plentiful
except In western portion of the
county.
PLUMAS Good to excellent. Deer
In good condition.
LASSEN Fair. Deer in good con
dition. Deer mostly In the low
country.
George Fischer. Tulelake ranger,
state that In the Modoc national
forest the deer will be prevalent
mostly in the timbered belts, In
the higher area. .
Tne limit east of highway 99 in
Modoc, Siskiyou and Lassen coun
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fhot is expected to answer the
Grant
Last year Orant team nipped the
Pels in a 13-1 thriller. The Gen
erals will be decked in royal blue
shirts with grey shoulders and grey
numbers. They'll don white pants
with a blue trim and silver head
gear with a blue trim.
Pel Coach Bob HendershoU will
probably start Doran Van Lue and
Tom Schubert at ends: John Witte
and Don Allen, tackles: Dick Pet
sqldt and Roy Lundgren, guards;
Keith Donahoo. center. Backfield
starters-will probably see Bob Mc
pherson at the quarterback spot.
1 Gene Carlson and Jim DeChaineau,
halfbacks, and. Joe Demetrakos,
fullback.
The Pelicans will drill on the
Modoc greensward tonight about
7:30 and taper off tomorrow.
The Generals are due for arrival
early Friday.
ties is one buck In .the 30 days of
shooting. The deer must have at
least three points on one side.
West of highway 99 the limit Is
two rieer and forked horns can be
shot. That I the Black tail range.
Lucas said the fire hazard Is high
in all the counties listed.
Salem Club May
Go For 60-Grand
SALEM. Sept. 14 OPI Salem's
baseball committee will offer S60.
000 to buy the Salem ball team If
a lo-day public opinion poll shows
that the money could be raised lo
cally. The Portland Beavers, owners of
the Salem club, have asked 195,000.
Aiken Troubled
EUGENE, Ore, Sept. 14 Uf)
Coach Jim Aiken was having trou
ble yesterday deciding on a signal
caller for the Oregon Ducks' open
ing contest against St. Mary's Fri
day night.
Aiken has been alternating in
practice between Jim Calderwood
and defensive ace Earl Stelle. The
team was scheduled to leave for
California today by train.
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Phone SIM
Thursday
Grant Drill
Called Off
Joe Peak, athletic director at
KUH8. received a letter from
Orant Coach Ted Ogdahl. noti
fying Peak that the Generals
will not be able to reach Klam
ath Falls In time for their
Thursday night workout on
Modoc field.
"Well arrive early Friday
Ogdahl wrote.
The Generals mix with th
Klamath Pelicans Friday night
In the opening grid skirmtMh of
the 1949 season, a non-conference
skirmish.
However, the Pels will stage a
workout tonight. Wednesday, on
Modoc field. They'll taper oft
tomorrow tn preparation for the
Orant fray.
Dudes Can
Surprise
'Experts'
EUGENE. Ore, Sept. 13 For
a team that lost its one-two punch
to graduation. Oregon will come as
a surprise to coast conference op
ponent this fall.
The Ducks aren't exactly loaded.
But this Is a warning to the ob
servers who picked them for fifth
place just because the Ducks lost
Norm Van Brock in. all-coast quar
terback and passer, and their two
all-coast receivers. Ends Dick Wil
kin and Dan Oarsa.
Coach Jim Aiken, who has the
best record of any conference coach
since 1933. ha hnhtot i.r, ,, .
stout line and possibly tne hardest
lulling oar (j in tne conlerence.
Not only that, but he also may
have a surprise passer.
It Is Aiken's belief that passers
are mad, not bom. He took Van
Brocklin. a thlrd-sirm hifK.-t
and never let him out of sight. He
coacnea nim on the field. They ate
together. They talked football
through the night. In one season
Van Brocklin became a standout.
Aiken's thesis gets the big test
this vear. Omrnn n1 - -
to open the way for those hard-running
backs. Aiken has experimented
with three juniors Earl Stelle and
Joe Tom, and sophomore Jim Cal
derwood. Apparently he has settled on
Stelle. Who. like Van ttrwlrlm h..
a strong arm. Stelle. a (-toot, 175-
pounoer irom ueaiord. Ore, who
played only a few minute last
season, now Is getting the full Aiken
treatment football 24 hour a day.
Much of Oregon's training is be
hind locked gates, and no outsider
can say how Stelle Is doing. Th
answer may come Friday night,
though, when Oregon opens against
St. Mary's at San Francisco. St.
Mary's admittedly Is laying for the
Lrucks, who won last year only on
a last-minute Van Brocklin pass.
1J-12.
Even without a top-flight passer.
Oregon will be tough, what with the
running of Left Half Woodley Lew
is. Right Half George Bell and Full
back Bob Saunders. They pounded
out more than 3000 yard a Oregon
went to a conference co-chammon-
shlp last year, accounting for more
than 70 per cent of the Ducks'
yardage.
Then there's the line 12 letter
men. As fall practice began, Aiken
said he never had been so strong
from tackle to tackle. Last week,
though, Ouard Ted Meiand was de
clared ineligible. There Is another
veteran available for left guard.
Chet Daniels, a place-kirk expert.
Ends give some worry. There are
five candidate with some previous
experience. A couple Darrell Rob
inson and Art Milne even show
some promise of becoming capable
receivers. No standout, though.
This la Aiken's third season at
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Pancho Gonzales May
Blow Breath Of Life
Into Professionals
NEW YORK (NKA-Pancho
! Gonsales put the breath of life back
1 in professional tennis successfully
i defending the national singles
i championship tn that magnificent
comeback against Ted fcVhrorder.
Young Oonsales is practically
certain to pair wlih Jack Kramer
in a money lour opening al Madi
son Square Garden in late October.
The hot tamale from the wrong
side of the Los Angeles tracks has
no Job, theirlora no alternative.
There la the little woman and the
kid.
Oonsales probably would have
Joined the money ranks even had
Schrorder belted him out of hi
title, which the truck refrigeration
magnate threatened to do In the
second set. '
But It goes without saying that
the gaudy Mexican lad Is much bet
ter bucks office as a two-tlm
champion.
Schroeder had already announced
his intention of remaining the 100
per cent amateur.
So without Oonzalea th play-for-pay
boys would have been out of
business.
Frank Parker no doubt will team
with Bobby Rlggs in a secondary
pro attraction.
While he already has definitely
established himself among the
I slickoula. Oonsales has even great
I er potentialities. 'At 31, the scar
i faced Latin has not yet exploited
i all of his tremendous possibilities.
1 He does naturally what it takes
1 others yeara to acquire. Every
I other top tennis player reached hi
Ez, Pat
Sign For
Wrangle
SAN MATEO. Calif. Sept. 14 P
Enard Charles Is signed and sealed,
but not delivered, to defend his
NBA heavyweight boxing cham
pionship at San Francisco's Cow
Palace October 14.
The signing was done before 19.
371 fan at the opening of Bay
Meadows' 41-day horse racing meet.
For Charles It waa by proxy. He
declined to fly out from an Atlanta
exhibition to keep the date.
Joe Louis, retired world heavy
weight king, signed for the Inter
national Boxing club which holds
Charles' contract. Ezzle'a managers
signed too a did Pat Valentino of
Saw Francisco, who get th shot at
Charles' crown.
Oregon. His teams have won 13
straight conference games. That's
tops in the conference since South
ern California ran 17 straight In the
; early '30s. Aiken will aim Ur No. 14
! when Oregon plays Idaho at Eu-
i gene. September 34.
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II broke through for the first lime
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If he takes rare of himself, and
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As Kramer point out, he waa 30
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Kramer, like his old partner,
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Schroeder. an extraordinary com
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pet fifth set. Schroeder won four
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