THURSDAY, SLPT. 29, 194?
'HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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STOCKY "BEARS" IT Ginger, the wrestling bear, goes to
work on Stocky Neilion lait night ot the armory, but the
Tennessee hill-billy squirmed out of this one. Later Neilson
jumped out of the ring when Ginger lost her muzzle. Trainer
Les Welch watches proceedings apprehensively.
Bear Loses Muzzle;
Neilson Flees Ring
Polio Cancels
Vale (Grid Tilt
NEW 1IAVKN, Conn.. Brpt. 29 t Doctor krpt the Yule football
iKiUftd umlrr do ftcrullny Utamy becaune one player hai dfvclued
litUnllle paralyms. The porriham fame, kchfdulrd tor 8alurday in tlx
Vale bowl, has bwn cmirellrd.
Whether other games on the vartity Mhrdule, particularly that
aualmt Columbia In Nrw York a
fttrk from Hi turd a jr. would be callrd
off remained uncertain. One uni
vvrklty official, dec) In 1 114 to permit
ue of hi name, aald that would
depend on whether additional cae
of polio develop among players ex
posed to the dUeaM.
11) unlvemlty announced Ihe
cancellation of the Kordham game
lata yesterday. It waa the flrt
time since lite bowl waa opened In
that a game had been called
off. Athletic aAoclaUon official
Mlmated l 000 ticket already had
been aold for the coiiUm. which
would have marked the flrat appear
ance of a Kordham team Hi Con
nrctlcut.
No retiirtloiu Here placed on
general mud cut activities.
The atrlcken player, Richard D.
l.lrchty. a 22-year-old back from
I.ake Geneva, Wli., U one of three
Yale aenlora to be afflicted by polio
In recent daya. lite olhera arc
William C. HuUer. of WlnneUa.
III., and Halvatore Mlano, of New
Britain. Conn.
The unlvemlty described all three
cawi aa "mild.
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Owl Tickets
Available
r bearded Stocky NrlUon. Tenneiiee
hill-billy, aaved the day or the
night for the fan at the armory
(ant night hen he aubatltutrd fur
Our d n Prcl-r who ran out on hu
dale with (Mutter, the grappling
bar-and NrlUon alo Raved hi
own akin when he fled from the
ring when (.nutter loat her muM.te
during the acuffle.
Nrllaon lure rlihf Into the M
aund animal al the uttet of the
bout but went through an uncom
fortable two minutes and fifteen
rand aa the furry trappier ruffed
him around with rate. Twice lin
ger had Hlork' shoulder ia the
mat but the hill -Wily managrd la
qulrm aay.
Then during a truffle, (.lingers
muatla dropprd off and the ' fun"
started, ttlorky leaped through the
rope end arampered up the aUle
while spectator made an nodus
from rlitg-ldt seal.
U took trainer tea Welch 10
mlnutea to finally pemuade Uingrr
to leave the ring. He plied the bear
with orange soda pop. Ginger
dnwned four bottle with quirk dts
patrh. Welch made no effort to remujotle
Oinger and no one blamed film.
In the last bout of the evening,
Pierre La Belle, bindwmt r'renrh
1 Canadian, won over a meanle from
1 Montana. Hub Cummlng. In ti'.lt
' of a 3 -minute bout. Kefrree AI
! hsa waa rrrditrd with an aaaltl In
In (he arirebook.
( Cummlng tent the full bout
aiming lusty boot at La Belle when
i he had the blark-thatched French
I man at a disadvantage, iiuu spent
I hi time warning Cummlng and La
1 Ilrlle spent hla time getting angry.
Neat to (he rope, bunt tried to
I break the ta. groanera and Cum
mlng tutnrd and belted the referee.
Hutu retaliated with a neat right
' to Cummlng' whiskers and La Belle
waMt t caught with hi holds down.
1 ho French man jumped on the
1 Monunan and pinned him In ehorf
order. I ummlng atrenuoualy ob
: rrtrd when lJk Belle's arm waa
raited In vtrtory and retorted to
InoVllral nrnne-railing to lure La
telle barb In the ling. j
A furtoua scuffle followed with
Oityrnings in the driver aeat and
8auj:. in the excitement. raled
. dimming' hand. The Tef explained
, later that La Belle waa the "official"
j winner because the match wa billed
j for only one fnll. but that Cummlng
' ma the winner of the extra-cur-,
ricular grappling.
! In the opener, Nellson uwd a Boa- I
I ton Crab to bring an "uncle" from I
OTI A great number of phone
call have been received by the
awitchboard operator at OTI con
cerning the availability of sea win
tic It el for the remaining four home
gamea of football. Mr. Howard, one
of the men In charge of the season
ducats, announced Tuettday at a
atudenl body meeting, there were a
few left.
The rate, due to the fact that
one game ha already been played,
are leu. the price being $6 for sea
on reserve.
in
Wtlch In 11:11 of a 30-mlnuta af
fmr. The painful ,-rnb was applird
fur wrin of dropkicks by Welch
bonmtratiKrd.
Afwr lakiiic hradlurk punuhmnu foce of the wofer off North
irom iFu Blur MrEuln lor 10 r
LADY SIZE A three pound
Spanish mackerel is lady-size
ond lady-like got, according
to Pouline Dixon of Moreheod
City, N. C. Lady-like got
means they ore eosily cought
by o trolling lure on the sur
minute
Suu, thu
Lady-size means o
tim in . . . t
irapplirm role. iul .n urn tmtch mree-pounaer is jusr ngnt lor
firr vrutlork whip locubdue thr ! 0 tish-hungry lady S Supper
Trun In 14 minute. 41 wconcU of i these early doys of the fall
mr BCTonn ooui. anouirr vnrt Dtlim
lor ft half-hour.
Promoter Mack Lillard aald Prt- I
it mould be auprnded In (he north-
vpat ftrra for Ukuit a "powder" In
hla bout with Olngrr.
I runs.
Coach Brattle Pfathera U three
deep in guard, tackles and center!
fur hu 1M North Carolina 8tate
football team.
All r'tra Inanrane
rates ara not tha aaaM.
SEE
LANPHEAR
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ISTANDINGS
A.MKRIt'AM tKAOl K
W. L. Pet.
Boston tS M Jm
Ni w York t f
Detroit 64 A16
Cleveland . 6 JUTI
Phlladelphlft 7 U AW
ChlCHKO 62 M MS
8'.. Louis .. 61 100 33
Washington . 4 1W 3ii
Vnterdar'a RulU
New York 1. Philadelphia i.
Washington 2. Boston 1 inighti.
Cleveland 4. Chicago 2.
(Only game scheduled
NATIONAL LthC.lt
8t. Louis ..
Biooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York ..
Pituburgh .
Cincinnati .
Chicago
5 bi .KI3
D4 M .627
80 72 .128
73 77 .487
73 7 ADO
66 12 .4S3
61 tO .404
69 2 3l
Yesterday's ResulU
Philadelphia 2. New York 0.
Bt. Loula at Pittsburgh, post-
poned rain.
Brooklyn at Boston, postponed-
rain.
Luck o'
The Irish
As one Irishman to another, Pat
wrote to Coach Leahy describing
himself and adding:
"Aa I want very much to sea this
game, I wonder if you could help
me.
"Mayba I could b a mascot or
an oil lie boy or do something for
your team while you are her, in
oruer to get to the game.
"if this Is Impossible, I would like
to meet you anyway and also tne
players, or maybe you could even
Ibid time to visit our school.
"Hoping for an Irish ylctorjr.
Very truly yours,
Patrick Carr Murphy."
11 ft Uroiirllv .hiweri n t a ft
Joseph s school classmates today ai
one-paragraph letter to Mr. Patrick
Murphy, which said: j
"Your recent letter pleased me
Immensely. It was moat enjoyable'
heanng Irom you. Kindly call on us!
at the Olympic Hotel In Seattle and
we will see that yr-u witness the1
Sincerely,
F. LEAHY." I
Individual Bat Honors
Second Love for Jackie
BOSTON", Sept. 2 WO Jackie
Robinson said he would rather have
the Dodgers take the National league
pennant than for him to win the
individual batting championship.
Then he grinned sheepishly and
aded In his mild, tenor voice:
"Every person Is In baseball for
what he can get out of It. I don't
want to sound any different than
anyone else. But honest, that's
what I want. I know Slaughter and
Muslal feel the same way.''
Aa of today, Robinson, cleanup
hitter for tha second place Dodgers,
la leading with a batting average of
343 against .337 for Enos Slaughter
and J3S for Stan Muslal of tha St.
Loula Cardinals. Robinson, after
being In front most of tha season,
was overtaken last week by Slaugh
ter, but he spurted ahead again.
"The batting championship la a
nice honor to win," aald Jackie,
"but It la the team championship
that count. My wife want at te
win th batting championship. Be
I told her I would."
The chip are down now for the
Negro second baseman and the
Dodgers. The Cardinals are la
front by on gam with four te play.
The Dodgers play two of these here
with th Brave. Th pressure la
on, but Robinson said he did Bos
fcl It.
Yesterday s Stars
By Th Associated Prate
Pitching Ra Scarborough, Sna-
tors Pitched Washington to naat
2-1 four-hit triumph over Boston ts
dump Red Box into first place Amer
ican league tie with New York.
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I You ought to be
driving a
SEATTLE. Sept. The luck
o' the Irish held today for Patrick
Murphy.
The Seattle 10-year-old Is going to
see Notre Dame play Washington
Saturday after all and as the spe
cial guest of IrUh Coach Prank
Leahy.
A few days ago there dldnt seem
a ghost of a chance of Pat seeing
the big grid gsme. It has been a
sellout for weeks. And who was
Patrick Murphy that he should have
hopes of any "pull" with the folks
who count when a fellow needs a
ticket?
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