THURSDAY, OCT. 6, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THIRTEEN
SPORTS
" ROUNDUP
ly Hufh Fulltrton
NEW YORK, m Perhepa It
taenia trrig that two club whli-h
go in for larm uprrallona In a bl
ey. opened Ilia Wnrld Herlre Willi
pitchere developed by other trams
, , . Mil Reynolds, Manager Casry
Stengel' choice, brought up U
b a Cleveland Indian and rani In
New York III Uia Jim (lor clou dral
two ycara ego . , . Tin Uudgrr'a
In Newcombe. of cnurse, was
trained In Uia Negro Iraguea.
rrrwhrr Hoe, getting Thursday
rail from Barney tthultnn, belonged
In the C'ardinala and piu-hrd four
srasuna fur Pittsburgh brf.ire h
aa shipped to Brooklyn Willi llllly
(; In a package dral ... Of course,
tlial'a Just another indication that
in dua to be a wharay errlre . . .
Two olhrr Yankra nmund reliables,
Etldlo Uipal and Krrd Hanliird,
rma from Iha notably wrak While
Hon and Ilrfiwiu. 'Ilirn there
Hugh Casey. II pitched In nlur
games aa a Dudvrr In thr 1041 and
11)47 arrlea, la oir Ui Yankaa brncli
liaiidlnf out advice about nil formrr
tremtnate.
fr purse
tk al
C'ljlilt
flectu
WIIKN THK NKW YORK Knick
erbocker atarted basketball prac
al roar jwmuiain Moiiaay,
Joa Lapchuk organ to ilva
dure on fundamrnlaU ... he
signalled Uia club a rqulpmrnt m-411
U) hand him a baakrllll . . . altar
a Quirk look around, the equipment
man whispered aonirihlm I11U1 Joe
ear, and Lapchtrk changrd elgnal
, . . rJerme nobody had rrmrmbrrrd
to brine a basketball.
New Yark I'nlvrrslly Hreokln
t'ellrge
Nrw York U.
All Brooklyn fana know
I iha Brum train thai haa
No DlMegglo.
Traaa vs. Oklahoma
Tha Cowboya, coachrd by Wllkliuon
1 Bud 1
Will throw tha Hirers with a sick
ening thud.
( ornrtl s. llarrard
W Uilnk tha CornrlliaiM
Will score Ilka hrlhoiu.
rituburih re. Meat Vlrtlnla
llrfora Weal Virginia la lorn to blta
Let'e call tha tnlnrra out of the
pitta.
North arollna n. Kouth Carolina
What those fuvarnora aald,
And I hop you'll trust us,
Waa: "W need a fovrrnur
On choo choo Justice."
BAND LKAMKR (ill LOM
BARD!) will aprnd about 2000 bucks
to hav hla orchntra play at Yan
kra aladlum durum the series. He
lul l brine paid fur It. but hea liv
ing hla mtulclana full pay. buying
lunches, ate, and alao haa Invited
their wlvea to attend the game at
hla eapenaa . . . Soma one haa anil
mated that 16 mile of hot dia will
be aold dunnf tha series. If thry
ware laid end to end. It would oe
very waaUful . . . Add Yankra hos
piiaj Uat: Tha cockar apanlel pre
sented to Jo DlMaggio Saturday
promptly contracted a cold and Joe
had to tend for the yet . . . Yoi
t Bern a comment on the Yankee
I victory (aa reported In on local
paper) : "They aald we hadn't ouiht
to don It, but did."
Dusette Gets Wagner Bout
Georges
Trounces
Karlinko
Oeoriea Duaetui almoal tore Leon
Karllnko'a head off laat night at
Ui armory ualng a ahaklng full
nrlann to earn a crack at re
nowned Oorgroua Oeorge Wagner
on next week'a card.
Tha Mad Huaslan, aporllng a
fancy rubr. blrarhrd hair and a
tonl, aurvt the first fall In l
mlnutre, 2 arronda with a reverse
tor hold.
Duortte, tha erowd'a favorite, aald
uncle but the gruraome Karlinko
gave lluarttr'e Irg a couple of rstra
Jrrks for good mraaure to the tune
of hoota and rau-alla from the
crowd,
'lliat did It. Dusrtt came roar
ing from hla corner for the aecond
go-round. After bouncing Karlinko
around with aeveral wrll-placed
blowa to the whukera and with a
few body slams thrown In for good
mraaure, Du.rll clamiird on his
famrd and dangeroua full nrlson.
Tlie fall took exactly one minute,
15 arcondi. and Irft the Mad Kus-
alaii limp aa a rag and unable to
rrturn for the laat fall.
I'll'RKK rt'NIKIIrlD
Carl Myrri. a Milwaukee mraule,
punlihrd Pierre Lallrlle for 17 mill
utea. and 16 aeconda to gain the
tint fall In the aeml-wlndup. Tbt
pldrry, ugly trappier usrd the
Imple trick of dropping two Join
on Lallrllr a chin and tlirn drop
ping on him for a body preaa and
tha tint fall.
But, exactly I mlnuun, 10 neconda
later Plrrr waa Uie winner. The
handaome Prenrh-Canadlan tued
thrre bndy-npllttlng drop kicka for
the arcend fall. The time waa one
minute. 10 aecond.
lining the ropea aa a aprlng
board, LaBrlle bleated the Ull Mll-
waukr grapplrr around the ring
with flying bulla. Myrra wan through
after erven mlnutra of the third
fall.
Al Ntaea. the llarrtrd Hungarian,
lard 1 mlnutra, all arronda In rUa
poalng of Meallle'a (ina Johnaon with
rolling wrist whip followed by a
atralght arm bar In the ane-fall
oprnrr.
A erll-aat crowd la rxprctrd nrtt
week whrn Dasette hooka up with
Ihr (lorgroua One, (irorge Wagnrr.
Tlrkrla for this boot g bark to Ihr
old prirra and are on aale at C'eatle
drug a.
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Strikes
Spares
Whitlock Case
Continued
YREKA Arraignment of Earl
Whitlock, former Klamath Falla
mortician on a charge of drunken
driving Involving an Injury acci
dent, will be continued In Sluklyou
County superior court to Novem
ber 7.
Arraignment proceedings, which
started her September 19 whrn
Judge Jamea M. Allen denied a de
fense motion to have the Informa
tion set aald. waa to have been
concluded with entering of Whit
lock's plea October 1, but tha Jurist
waa home UI.
There la a petition for a writ of
prohibition pending In the third
district court of appeals at this
time, the writ filed for the purpose
of setting aside an Information.
The point made by tha defense la
that In the preliminary hearing,
the transcript doea not show cause
for action against Whitlock.
To Buy, Bell or Trade It pays to
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MYERS BOUNCED Carl Myers, bodmon from Milwaukee,
Wis., goes for a ride when Pierre LoBelle applies a bouncing
body scissors in last night's seml-windup of the armory.
LoBelle won two out of three falls.
KF Fireman
Hunts, Finds,
KO'saBlaze
A fireman's hunting trip la like 1
postman's holiday.
Jark Corkery, city fireman, waa
hunting In the Aspen lake country
Wednesday whrn he came upon a
warming fire, carelessly abandoned
apparently by other hunters.
Corkrry rovrrd the small blaze
over with dirt and checked Its
spread, reporting his find to the
Klamath Forest Protective associ
ation whrn he came back to town.
A KPPA crew checked on the fire
this morning and found everything
under control.
Senate Spikes
Columbia Fund
WASHINGTON. Oct. OPi The
senate public works committee re
fused today to authorize the 1 1.000.
000.000 program or army engineera
and the reclamation bureau for the
Columbia river basin.
The committee 'a rejection of the
full coordinated program waa d e-
acrlbed by Senator Cain IR-Wash)
aa "a sacrifice by the admlnlstra
tlon on the altar of a valley au
thorlty."
President Truman has recom
mended to congress the creation of
Columbia Valley administration to
develop that Pacific Northwest
basin.
Joy Ustlck. station KPLW keg
ler, put together three gamea for
608 series to grab Individual honors
In the Commercial league Tuesday
night.
High single game went to Erie
Hamilton, playing for Dick Reed
era. Hamilton rolled 220.
Klamath Lumber and Box rolled
a 3M0 for high series. The KPLW
tram's 871 waa high game.
Tom Milne of 20-30 and Jay
Evans of Superior Troy rolled 638
and 637 for high series In the Mon
day night's Booster league. Jimmy
Smith of Rlrkya rolled a 200 for
highs Ingle game. Matt Plnnlgan'a
bowling crew's 2367 wa high aeries
and alao copped an 840 high gam.
Standings:
BOOHTER LEAGUE
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Superior Troy Laundry 1
Matt Plnnlgan'a 8
(irrat Norlhrrn - -. i
Ashlry Chevrolet 6
2a.ja Club , i
Nprrlalitrd Service 4
Rlrkya Jewrlrra 1
The Herald and Nrw 1
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nrseler, Ine 8 1
Kla-nath I.br. and Box 6 8
Jones-Miller Htudlo 6 2
Weyerhaeuser 8
Dick Reeder-a 8
Grrms Roofing Service 2
KPLW - t
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H. O. Juckeland, head of the
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CHAPEL HILL, N. C, Oct. 1 Ml
If about time!" That's the gen
eral reaction hereabouts to the new
ll'at artful Art Welnrr, the giant
left end of the University of North
Carolina football Iram, Is this
week'a Associated Presa poll line
man of the week.
The pass-catching whig from
Newark. N. J.. Is In hla fourth year
of hlgh-powerrd play for Carl
Snavely'a Tar Hrels.
A sin-foot, three and one-half
Inch, 213-pound halfhawk, he pre
sent a splendid target for his
. paasere.
The Job that won for him this
week's citation waa turn.d In
against Oeorgla laat Saturday. Big
Art grabbed six passra for 103 yards
and the first and last touchdowns
In the Tar Hrels' 21-14 victory.
He waa closely pressed for na
tional honnra In this week's poll by
two guards. Iowa's Earl Banka
vaa outstanding against Purdue
Vend Southern Methodist's Jack 111
Viday did a bang-up Job against
Missouri.
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