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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY. OCT. 1. 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE cTEVlN ran I I eafe w y tv .Tiff'-' wis Face ounfaineers Itchy Feet- I have imi dubious uimiiicimui oi Tim Oregon Tech OwU are ex- I w 1 1 h ill occasional T (omnium, peeled to run their victory airing j Winston d-.ee the majority of the lu two games wlilrh would mark ! passing fur the Mnuuuiiicers and a reroid (or tin OwU In their aec- shares fleet ruiiiuui dunes with ond season when they lata a light McAllister. Iniilgnl on Modoc Field. Klrkoll Trry la pile-driving type of full time la alatrd for I o'clock. bsrk. with plenty of welilit la add Despite the probable lou o t Tackle Don Uray and Ouard Nell Mil Jin. benched with knee limine brink one ... r, y ... .. ...r ,UIrf, , u ,t wrrk; piM. Klemalll ous... ..u " ... .... owhea wl eied a kuii ill arurch oi veniMiti But alter picture-taking trip with Wea tliiilrrhui yeirrcly, laboring over thla tyuewrltcr la the lat think I d like to be doing rIKlil now. Wea and I went Into the Run ll.Hk rounlry yrnleiday on the lirrls of a pal ty selling Ul camp for today1 opening of ilrer aeaMiiL Alter vlrwlng the beuullliil . country In Kre in o nl National iLteat and itiltig with Austin rtnyilcn. Dick . llaydru and son Tim. and Dean miU,n a. they went about en- - -llllli la.Urolly BHI III Bl emphasis. 'I lie Mountaineer rrrord II.U year la 6-2. IIU (u .nrM, 0 8, j ana l.ie inw. nur ui m mew. iQ 19 It venllrt to Northern Idaho e I warna lit Owllptt will f e 11 a lor ward wall averaging 194 from end 1 !' u Uuiiiihrrty will Urt John Paasch Thla heft, compared to only 174 and H'.y Lk.rllrr at mil., Iluss John for the Mounlalneere. may lake u "n and Hob Humphrey at tackle, u.ll before the four Quarters of grid- Ronald Deal and Kronlu H m 1 1 h. gelling ready for the shoot while Wea shut a camera, that ! It made me wunl to JuaI atay and for get my dally Juurnall.llc dutlra. Strangely enough. Wea and I did nut ace one deer on our trek, but I'm told that the country near Tin- ley Corrala la loaded with deer. I'm welling to find out how llay deii, Houston and company make out Philosophy Prom the AP wire come a phllo aop' it football mile lor I WW: Hat ay Rncco, anlety man for the Uni versity of Oeorgla'a Build., naa a pair of work ilovei lacked to hli WalL Kncco explain: They remind me what I'd hare to do If I ever thought football wa too tough and quit achool " Watch Your Ticker Baseball fana. alwaya an ezclta- ble bunch, will be fortunate If they live through tile two torrid races in the National and American leagues. Aa Ihli la bring written the Mo. tea Red be grabbed a temporary Irad In the American loop with an IlUt victory it tr Washington while the Bombers were de-bombed by Philadelphia. to 1. Today and tomorrow Motion and New York tangle to add a splne tlrkllng llnUh. In the event the two eluba flnl.h In a knot, "sudden death" Monday game would deride the American league entry. The Chicago Cub are rising up Tin all their cellaring glory at thla writing and are lending the 81. Lou is Cardinals, now one-hall game be hind the stubborn Hums of Brook lyn. Saturday and Bunday games call for the Dodgers tangling with the Phillies twice and the Cards sched uled fbr two more with the Cubs. The way II alands now, you ran abut your eyea and pick either New York or Boston In t h e American loop and do the same with the Cards and Itrooka In the National. With thla ayslrm you'd probably aland Ihe same rhanre aa the "ex perts" In picking the two teams that will trade wallops In the Big Mhow. 1 11 stick with (or I'm stuck with) my prediction of a couple of weeks back. The Vanks In the American, the Cards In the National with NY a four-oul-of-scven winner In the showdow n Joust. As of this writing . I'm holding the prediction sack on two teams mathematically behind. But It's so close that "anything can happen' aa me man said as he watched Sal ly Rand and her bubble dance. ' Flash: Word Just came that the Cubs nlpiied the Cards. to 6. to give Brooklyn a full came lead In the NL. Dors anyone want to buy my urruicwnn cneap7 Sports Magazine Awards Honor to Agency Fisherman Of the millions of fishermen In America only a few ever hit the jackpot with winning a national "championship" but Eugene Bear bar of Klamath Agency la one who has succeeded. On August 23 Mr. 8rarbar caught "-pound. 1-ounre rainbow trout H Crooked creek that has been Judged the winner for the fly division for rainbows In the west In Outdoors man mngailne's second annual Flsherman-o f-t h e-Montli contest for the July-August period. Mr. Bcarbnr'a prize of many fine tackle and accessory Items will be awarded at the Lee's SnorU store, Chlloquln, where the merchandise currently la on display. Iron battle Is over Hlarllng barkf leldt weigh In evenly, bulh the starling Owl anil Mountaineer unlla averaging a light I ilk. , Mentor Dale Deugherty Is expect- ed to give opening backfleld assign- I menu to Jack Taylor at quarter back, who edged out Odls r.lrter on his Placer performance: Halfbacks Charles Warren and Vanre Malotl and rullbark Dean Weekly. Lou DrLorrtto. HJ-pounr MM' euarlrrbark. waa Injured against Northern Idaho and may not start but advance notice have him In the field general spot. Halfbacks are Harry Winston and .tun McAllister and Bob Terry, Hie heaviest at 19k. will start at full back. If DcLorelto Isn't lu shaie to open at the signal-calling position, the assignment may fall to Tub War nock, who has relolned the squad after Injuries. Pinky Winters, d e- tenslve wliigmaii. Is elo DsrK anrr. Injuries have healed, although sun lug end Jobs fall to Jerry Sherwood and Herman Lewson guards and big Dick Mill at renter. 35 to 27 Bruins Pummel Oregon I ,7 ... i '- iv T't ... -a'k r t TULANE'S Eddie Price led college bocks in rushing last season. Carrs Placements Margin Of Pelican 21-18 Victory BROOKLYN, BOSTON CINCH LEAGUE FLAGS COULD TODAY Red Sox, Yankees Collide LOB ANUKl.KH. Oct. I iH't The Jury has renihed a verdict. UCLA has got a football team. They proved It latt night In handing ambitious, highly favored Orrgon a 3i-27 whacking. It put a severe crimp In the Rose Bowl hopes of the co -champions of the The KOC team, coached by Bob , "7" " " . .Vl "J" Mvulnn who hs. been at the La i COXiir,rmf wlb.lrk , M gnmM Merrill Wallops Hornets over a two-yeur period. Nrsl cornea Htanford, and later on California and the taunted Tro jans of Nouthern California. Maybe Ihe Brulna will hit a snag. But they're already done more than experted, and as haa their new hero from Vandrrbllt, Coach Henry R. (Red I Handera, In whip ping Oregon KUte, lows and last night a fighting but stunned Web foot squad. Hitting the scoreboard tor five touchdowns, and bringing their total points In three game to 111 to the enemy's (9. the Bruin belled the Oregons unmercifully on the gi mind 310 vnrds to 38. JOHNSON MUSKS Halfback Ernie Johnson was the Individual star, accumulating 118 yards running and M by tr. pass ing for one touchdown, scoring on Granite school at the couching helm for 21 yrars, uses a single wing Chicago Pro lis Clash NEW YORK. Oct. I Wi The national football league's two Chi cago powers, the Cardinals and Bears, clash at Comlskey park to morrow In one of the most Im portant games of the young pro fessional season. The rival All-America conference vies for the day'a spotlight with x game at Cleveland between the h,ni,ij ,n(( ,iring the Brums to Champion Brown and Lo Angeles lvQ mon sharing honors would Don. ! ,t, nmln hlnrkfr and Fullback Pour games are on the schedule cl(( gfhi-iwdyr. End Bob Wilkln two each of the big. feuding clr-1 0le rcmtnder of the Ban- cuiis. In the oilier National league game, the Lo Angeles Rains Invade Oreen Bay to play the Packers, who will be under new tutelage for the first time In M years. Curly Lam beau only this week gave up the Oreen Bay coaching rein to his three assistant. The second All-America sends Uie wlnlesa Baltimore Colls against Buffalo Bills at Buffalo. Two game were played last night, one In each league. In Uie A AC the Ban rranclsco er won their fourth game In five auru. beating Uie Chicago Rocket. 2-ii. This gave Ihe 4 er undisputed second place hot on the heel of the league-leading Brown, who have won three and tied one. It also wa the second defeat In five start for the surprising Rockets. In the National league, the New York Olslits scored their first tri umph of the season, turning back their Polo Grounds guests, Uie New York Bulldogs, 3-14. It was the Bulldog second straight setback. dcrsmen. Woodier Iwia of Oregon un corked a spectacular 91-yard kick off return, aprintlng straight down Ihe center of the field. And EsH Kill. oach Jim Aiken's quarter back replacement foe the superb Norman Van Brorklln. kept his team slwsys dangerous with sn air stuck thst netted US ysrds to the Hruln R9. UCLA got off to a 7-0 lead. The pesky Webfoot kept hootlng at It but they never quite gained the Hvaniniie and a final touchdown In the fourth quarter cinched the contest to the Joy of most of the 43.137 rooters. UCLA neia a nan time lead of 31-13. i.vv ul'OKIS Two Oregon touchdown In the hirrf ouarter would be hard to au plicate. The first wa set up on the five-yard line by a deflected ore .on na Uiat bounced Into a sur prised Webfoot receiver. Soon after, another deflection landed In the welcome arm of Darrell Rob inson. Webloot end. who stepped a rw vards for the six poinis. The UCLA ground attack, cen ...... nn rireonn's ends and tackles. plus tremendous blocking, spelled the difference. Black Tornado Wrecks Redding Br The Associated Press To Buy or Sell Use the Want-Adst Money-Making TAVERN RESTAURANT ond POOL HALL In Redmond, Ore. $25,000 down will handle for immediate iale. Write ENDEE CO., P. O. Box t, Redmond, Ore. Dusette, Karlinlco Matched Oeorg Diuett. long a wrestling favorite In Klamath Falls, will re turn Wednesday night to trade hold with the Med Russian, Leon Karllnko. The match 1 billed for one hour, beat two of three fall. In the semi, 45 minutes, 5-of-3. Milwaukee Carl Myers will tangle with Pierre LaBelle, who defeated Bob Cummlngs In a riotous go's last Wednesday night. Thla will be I LOKeVieW UOWDOV , . I li . n .... V c I ring. The opener will show Ous John ion, Sesttle, against Al 8uz, pop ular Hungarian trappier. 'The match Is scheduled for 30 minutes, one fall. Promoter Mack Llllsrd said at tempt are being made to procure the service of Gorgeous Oeonte Wagner to meet the winner of the Dusette-Karllnko main event. vr.rffnrl' high- scoring team rolled to It third straight victory last night to emerge definitely as one of Oregon's top contestant for the' 1948 state high schcol football Medford bowled over Redding. 40.0. earning previous runaway wins over Roseburg and Tillamook. FIGHT8 LAST NIGHT Philadelphia Ike William, 139',, Trenton, N. J., outpointed Doug Ratford, 140, New York, 10 ( non title I. Lew Jenkins, 139, Sweet water, Tex., outpointed Eddie Olosa, 139, Philadelphia, 10. Chicago Beau Jack, 141, Augusta, Oa., outpointed Llvlo Mlnelll, 147, Bergamo, Italy, 10. Hollywood, Calif. Art Aragon, 134 't. Lot Angelea, outpointed John L. Davis, 130, Oakland, 10. . Ban Diego, Calif. Pedro Jlm Ines, 100 ', San Francisco, out pointed Jimmy Oardea, 104, Los Angeles, 10. Belfast, Ireland Rlllly Mnna ghan, 111, Belfast, and Terry Allen, 111, London, drew, IS, (Monaghan retain title). Melbourne, Australia Harold Dade, 127, Chicago, outpointed Frank Flennery, mats, Melbourne, ia. i MKRRII.L. Kept, dethroned tonight. Ilrnley Hornets, since 1941 un besten In county eonferenre com petition, bowed to a strong Merrill football squad, 14 to , under the lighls here. The deepest the Hornets could dig Into the Husky territory wss In the fourth period when they ended up on the 25 ysrd line. Merrill scored In the second snd third qusrters, dlsplsylng a shsrp psaslng sttack and a smooth run ning game. In the second quarter. Quarter- bsrk Ellis Wilson broke a scoreless deadlock when he culminated a -yard Merrill drive with a snesk through center. Lowell Rnspp boot ed the estrs point. A 35-yard psss thrust In the third quarter sdded the second Merrill score. Fullback Bruce Rand- grooved a pass to End Jim Rleger whs gslloped ysrds serosa the line. Rnspp sgsln split the uprights foe the conversion. Hrnlev fans were stunned le night when they fullv realized that the Hornets, long the klnrnin of county R grid wars, had fallen to Its traditional foe. Merrill. The -Hornets hsve - lost a few late R tournament ram- since W. but have never lasted defeat In Irague plav. By The Associated Press This could be the day of decision In the major league pennant races. The Boston Red Box can clinch the American league flag by knock ing off their challengers, the New I York Yankees, today at Yankee stadium. If they miss, they still have a chance on the last day tomorrow since a Yankee victory today would throw the race Into another tie. Over In the NaUonal. a combina tion of a Brooklyn victory and a St. Louis Cardinal defeat could win the championship for the Dodgers, who now lead by one game. The Dodgers play the H.lllles In Philadelphia while the Cards, with three straight defeat haunting A King wss them, take on the tall-end Cubs in Chicago. A loss for the Dodgers in one of Ihe remaining two games and ! sudden rome-to-life for the Csrds j CVUIO 1 1,1 IT ,1 IE . . . nu .... ". a best-of-three plsyoff. Yesterday, the A's polished off the New Yorkers. 4-1. while the last place Cuba throttled the Cards, 4-5. The Red Kox helped themselves by GAME YARDSTICK Pelican Yards from scrimmage . . 233 Ysrds on passes 97 Total ysrdage 'net. - 319 Grizzlies Pour On Late Rally First downs scrimmage - I First downs parsing 1 First down penalties - 2 Total first downs ... II Passes attempted I Passes completed - 2 Passe Intercepted by i t T 11 n t i Ball lost on downs Ball lost on fumbles Fumbles Pennine, ysrdage lost Punt sverage, yards 0 0 2 SO 35 J 2 I 1 0 35 Attendance 3000 PKLICAN BALL-CARRYING RECORD Player Times Huck 7 Nichols Demetrakos DeChslneau Carr Arnold ... Davis Carlson Ysrdsge Average 54 7.71 71 7 89 29 3.71 2 20 -5 -2 5 23 77 2 10 49 9 i The Town Shop and Nesblti'j Orange got the opening Jump In the drubbing the Washington Senators, Lady Bug bowling league Wednesday night, although Individual honors 11-9. while ine leoogera nsa iUent rjestie Gray. Marjorie Jaskewwisx and Bernlce Britt. Miss Cray rolled a 211 for Pluhrers Bakery, high single game of the evening. Close behind Destie was Marjorie with a 201. Marjorla High School Grid Scores Bv The Associsled Press Sslem 7, Albany t. Medford 40. Redding 0. Eugene 13. Bend 6. Klamath Falls 21. Ashand 18. McMlnnville 20. Newberg 7. Hlllsboro 31. West Linn (. Astoria IB. Mllwaukie 6. , Madras 28. Lskevlew C. North Bend 30. Reeds port 7. University (Eugene) 9, Cottage Grove 7. Springfield 38, Sweet Home 0. Canby 20, Dallas 8. F.itacada 13. Mt. Angel 7. . Sllverton 13, Woodourn 13 tie. Hood River 43, Vancouver J.V. 8. Beaverton 14. Forest Orove 13. Oresham 7, Camas 8. Oregon City 20. Tlgera 8. Newport 19. Taft 0. Rainier 20, Clatskanle 0. Scapnnose 24, Tillamook 8. Seaside 18. Vernonla 13. Junction City 13. Sherwood 8. Park Rose 26. St. Helen 0. Columbia Prep (Portland) 30, Battle Ground. Wash., 0. Portland Schools Benson 19, Cleveland 7. Roosevelt 34, Washington 7. Franklin 2d. Jefferson 0. Grant 27, Lincoln 0. Mao HI 14. The Dalles 13. Orants Pass 47, Redmond 8. Wins Bronc Ride NEW YORK. OcU 1 m Jek Favor of Arlington, Tex., turned in the best time record In the specialty this year when he won the steer wrestling event of the National roueo at Madison Square Onrden last night In seven econds flat. Other winners of the evening In cluded Roa Oiillahlde. Lskevlew. Ore., saddle bronc riding. To Buy, Sell or Trade It pays to read the Want Adsl EOC Player's Brother Dies BEND, Oct. 1 MV-Oene Rugg, Eastern Oregon College of Edu cation football player, left his team here yesterday because of the death of a brother at Pend leton. Riirr, whose home 1 at Pend leton, wa Intercepted here by police aa the team was en route to Klamath Falls for a game tonight with the Orrgon Tech Owls. The police had been asked to relay word of the death. Rugg left for Pendleton by bu. Cougars Tackle Central Point YREKA. Oct. 1 The Weed high school Cougars, with a 1-1 record behind them, tackle Central Point tonight at 8 p. m. on the CP field. The Cougar will open league play October 8 against the unbent' en Dunsmulr Tigers. So fnr this season the Cougars have whipped Orland. 19 to 0. and dropped a game to Redding In the last quarter. 8 to 0. Other league members are the Yreka Miners and the Fall River team from McArthur, a newcomer to the Siskiyou county class league. Chilo'-uin Wins CHII.Ot J, Oct 1 The Chllo quln Panther scored at will yes terday to trounce an outclassed Gilchrist eleven, 72 to 7. An Inexpensive Want Ad today kill mean 91 for you tomorrow! open date. Bosox Manager McCarthy Is leaving nothing to chance. He's tossing Mel Parnell, his 25-game winner, against the Yank today. The harassed Casey Stengel. In his most desperate spot of the sea son, will send hi top winner, AUle Reynolds, to the mound for the Ysnkees. Joe DiMaggio will re join the team and may play. BRECHFEN TO HURL In the National league race, the Cards realize that the final outcome will hinge on the performance of the Dodgers. Harry Brecheen. 14 game winner, will take the hill for the Cards sgainst Bob cmpman. Barney Shotton has named Ralph Branca, the big righthander to work today's game In Shi be park for the Dodgers. The Brooks will have no easy oath, though, for the Phils wiU be represented on the rubber by Ken Heintieunsn, who has a - recoro against the flatbusbers. Yesterday s doings in wssnington amazed nearly everyone. The Sox certainly scored their runs the easy way. They collected exactly live nil off the combined offerings oi five Washington pitchers. Their run came in two big in nings five each In the second and third and these were garnered on three of the hits. Of course, there were eight walks, plus a couple of errors, a wild pitch, and a passed ball. The Senators counted 18 hits in cluding five doubles. FOWLER STINGY The turn of event at the Yankee stadium was on the sane side. The Yanks simply couldn't hit Dick Fowler, whom they sent to the showers In three innings In the opening game of the series. Aiding and aoeiung uie a cause were Sam cnapman ana rc Fain who clouted home runs. They meant everything for Fains came with two on. Both were off Ed Lo- nt v.nk starter. The saiaaing vru w beat themselves, as hss often been the ease of late. Sun Musial lost a fly ball off the bat of Roy Smalley In the sun. and It fell for a oouoie. That set the stage for two Cub runs In the third snd it made the difference. R.lnh Klner hit his Mm nome run of the season to help the Pitts burgh Pirates to a S-X victory over Ihe Cincinnati Reds. Klner needs two more home runs to tie Hack Wilson's National league record of 58, set In 1930. In the only other game of the day. the Cleveland Indians, behind Bob Feller, moved into a third place tie with Detroit in the American league by dumping the Tigers. 8-4. Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press Batting Sam Chapman and Ferris Fain. Athletics each hit a home run Fain with two on to account for all the runs as the A's beat the Yankees. 4-1. Pitching Dick Fowler, Ath letic set the Yankees down with four hits. Reals Favored Ml '-.'REAL. Oct. 1 The Montreal Royal and the Indian anolls Indians meet here tonight In the opening game of the Little World series. The Royal are 8-to-5 favorites to take their second straight post season classic of the Triple-A cir cuits. Last year, the International leaguers whipped St. Paul of the American association. rolls for Houston's Beauty shop. Bernelce, captaining Snoop and Schulze. put three games together for the high series, a neat 503. Nesbitt's Orange, In taking three of the four points from Snoop and Schulze, scored a high team series of 2450. Town Shop beat Houston'. 3 to 1: Anheuser Busch and Fluhrers split 2 to 2 as did Team number 8 and Roger's Jewelry. LADY BIG STANDINGS Team W L Town Shop 3 1 Nesbitt's Orange 1 Anheuser Busch Hohrer's.. , - Team No. 8 2 3 Roger's Jewelry t Houston's Beauty Shop 1 3 Shoop and Schulxe 1 3 Twinks Bash Solons By The Associated Press The two Pacific Coast league playoff series switch diamonds to day to give the trailing clubs a chance to catch up. Hollywood and Oakland, host teams the first three games, lead their series with Sacramento and San Diego, respectively, two games to one. The Stars trimmed Sacramento 5-1 last night as George (Pinky) Woods scattered seven Solon hits. Pinky, who notched 23 wins during the regular season, got nine-hit suoDort from hi mates, including Frank Kelleher's homer. The Solon run came In the fifth, when Joe Marty, who had tripled, raced home on Bill Raunondi's Infield out. Oakland managed to eke out a two-one series edge by shading the Padres 6-5 on Billy Martin's 10th Inning homer. Dick Kryhoskis ninth-ining four-bagger tied the count for the winners. The Padres were ahead 4-0 at one time. Max West homered for the losers. College Grid Scores By The AaaarlateJ Press UCLA 35, Oregon 27. San Francisco 27, Los Angeles Loy ola 12. ! Pomona 21. Santa Barbara 13. I Missouri Central 30, Warrensburg (Mo.) 14. Baker Ka. 84, McPherson 0. ' - " ! College Emporia 20. William Jewel 14. , New Mexico 14. New Mexico A ex M i 13- North Texas 26. Oklahoma City 7. St. Thomas (Minn.) 27, Macalester I T- : SU Louis 48. Northeast Missouri 8. : HamUne 13. St. Olaf 0. ! Boston College 13. Wake Forest 7. I Miami i Pis.) 52. Rollins 13. Louisville 34, Murray Ky. 14. ' Chattanooga 14, Abilene Christian I 7. Furman 14, South Carolina 7. Lebanon Valley 14, Mt. St. Mary's 7. Lincoln (Pa.) 14. Albright 13. Villanova 34. Detroit 7. Maryland 33. Georgetown (DC) 7. STANDINGS HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr aa Mrs I I tarlsr aa J Carter Prorletera J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Office at 308 North 1th St Phone 9348 Fans Keep All Night Viqil NEW YORK, Oct. 1 lP Scores of Inns stood an all-night vigil at bleacher entrance of Yankee sta dlum. Thev were waiting for the 10 a. m. window opening to buy tickets to today's crucial game be tween the Yankee and Boston Red Sox. With lunches and pillows, they started lining up In the afternoon. First In line was Ralph J. Bel- core, a 35-year-old carnival worker from Chicago. He said he attended yesterday's game, won by the Philadelphia Athletics 4-1, and then rushed out to take his place at the gate. Calgary. Alia. Buddy Washing ton, 132, Pocatello, Idaho, knocked out Benny Chavez, 135, San Jose, Calif. L NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Brooklyn 96 66 St. Louis . 93 57 Philadelphia 80 72 Boston 73 79 New York 73 79 Pittsburgh 70 82 Cincinnati 61 91 Chicago - 60 93 Yesterdaya Results Chicago 6, St. Louis 6. Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 1 (Only games scheduled). AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston .. New York Cleveland Detroit By RED HURD The Klamath Pelican can be ' Ashlsnd I thankful for the accurate right fool . 147 I of Oaynor Huck, speedy left half. 1 191 1 back, who booted three extra points ' 338 I after touchdowns to give the Pel 1 a 31 to 16 victory over the Ashland i Grizzlies before crowd of 3000 I fsns on Modoc field last night. It was the first conference gsme for both teams. A driving Grtnly team, with I sharp passing attack and the pile driving throats af Fullback Jeer , Langer, eat down a 21-6 Pelican lead with a last quarter splurge vs ' set Klamath racking ea their heels. Ashland tried conversions bv the kick, plunge and pass route but all three missed the mark. The Grizzlies had the best of the statistics with 338 total yards gained to 319 for the Pelicans. Ashland : piled up 191 of their yards through the air lanes, hitting the target on , nine of 23 passes, one for a second ; quarter score. , First downs fsrored Ashland. 13 i I to 11. I With Klamath holding a bulging I 21 lo 6 ball time lead, Hendershott , fielded an almost complete reserve 1 team that held lu own in the third ; quarter. But with the opening of . the last frame, Ashland went lo work with a vengeance. In fact, late In the third quarter, ', Ashland took over en their own 29 : after Bill Tool had punted over ; the end zone. Ten plays later, only , 46 seconds Into the last quarter, . Langer took a fake haad-i and . crashed ever his sn left tackle am , a cross bark ta ramble 39 yards far a scare. That gallop eat the Pel ' lead to 21-11. Halfway through the last quarter, -End Bill Allen intercepted a pass from Bob McPherson Intended for ' Joe Demetrakos on the Klamath . 45 yard line and returned to the 43. ! LANGER OVEB , ( Steve Laninovlch whirled a pass J to Stan Hanacom for an 18-yard i gain and, wth Langer crashing through for repeated gains. Ash- ' land sent Langer through on a dl- J rect pas from center from the i eight-yard line on two thrusts for I the third Grizzly tally. The Pelicans threatened late ia . the fourth quarter. With Gene ' Carlson. Joe Nichols and Demetra ; kos ripping off huge galas, the Pels . cracked off three first downs snd j penetrated to the Aablaad la-yard 1 line. At this point, a clipping pen- j arty east the Pels 15 yards and the i drive ended a few plays later. ' The Pelican got the first break ' of the game early In the first quarter. Langer fumbled and John Elliott recovered on Uie Klamath ! 18-yard line. Demetrakos get four yards in two sacks. Nichols romped ta the three J yard line and then squirted through , the line for the first scare with only 5 minutes, 46 seconds gone. ' Laninovich fired a paas ta Hans- ' eoas for a 55-yard gain to work up , to the Pelican 15-yard line bat a stoat Pelican line stopped the Grb sl apening threat. In the second quarter the Pels scored twice. Klamath took over on ', their own 10. Five plays later the Pels were over, the payoff punch a 30-yard pass from McPherson to JDemetrakos. COMES BACK Ashland bounced back and, oper- ' ating with the Laninovlch to Hans- Pet- com nasa and the crushing plunges ; 832 ! 0f Lanier, worked down to the Pel . .625 ! eight-yard line. From there Lan 526 ! inovlch pitched to Hanscom in the flat to the right for a score with .40 oniy one minute, seven seconds re 481 1 malnlng In the first half. .401 ' The Pels exploded with three Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis 96 56 .632 95 57 425 87 85 .573 87 85 .572 80 72 .526 63 89 .411 51 100 33S 49 103 J22 PUMICE TILE LaberaUry tetlt arv ramies rr4iicu are srlt le ilreasia aa realttaal U i.tare. Timm Aluminum Windows (.old Seal Walerproutlng Gold Seal Plaater Bond New Size Pumice Block 8"s8"zl6" Klamath Pumice Tile Co. Termanent as the Pyramids" 1(40 Owens Phne 4819 Washington Yesterday's Results Boston 11. Washington 9. Philadelphia 4, New York L Cleveland 6, Detroit 4. (Only games scheduled). Local Boy Makes Good SEATTLE. Oct. I IIP) A Seattle 'prelim boy, Eddie Cotton, gets his crack at a main event next Tuesday night when he meets Irish Bob Murphy. Ban Diego middle weight. In the 10-rouno neaanner of a fight card. Paul Kennedy. Longview, will match punches with Lou Josenh. undefeated Junior middleweight from Seattle, In the 10-round seml-wlndup. .395 1 sudden plays, aided by r 15-yard clipping penalty en Aaniand, ana Klamath had another score with only 29 seconds left In the first half. Nichols returned the kickoff from the Pel 13 to the 41. Nichols picked up three and the Grizzlies were penalized for clipping. McPherson tired a pass to Elliott for a 37-yard gain on the Ashland 14. From there elusive Oaynor Huck skirted right end for the third and last Pelican score. The half ended 21 to 8 for Klamath. Langer ripped off a 5.6 average, covering 124 yards In 23 carrying tries. Hard-running Nichols was the top ground-gainer for the Pels. In nine packing chores, Joo ground cot 71 vards for a neat 7.89 average. Huck had a 7.71 average with 64 for seven trips. -t ATTENTION HUNTERS I HENDRICKS & HODGE SHELL SERVICE jj Corner Spring Esplanade 1 24 HOUR SERVICE 1 S . During Hunting Seoion Phono 9185 NOTICE! Only hunter having permits will bo allowtd en our ronchet at Hildebrond. For lofety'g ioko, numbart will ba limited. Entrance through Crawford's Ranch only. Signed, Chariot C. Crawford, Jehu I. McCulley.