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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, OCT. 8, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE ELEVEW Hstal aa M..S Mtll Stllar A week from today well know whether the Hlark Tornado )lux I llll holding against the Pelicans. Although, Irnm advance press no tiers and cnmparatlv scores, tha Mnlloril train lirrda no Jinx to rlialk up Ihrlr PELS BLA ST LILES, $5 6 rvasaafygafaaaoi w i . 1 rkk iiritn 301)1 victory uvrr Ilia I'ele In Dm last 37 yrara of tha arros moun tain rivalry. Although pes. slmlsiu (on with irlrilrnn t uat'hr It It brrr with pret .els. Harkflrld C a c h Dutch flench who rwaa bren an In tram I part of tha Klamath roarlilng staff sine ymir writer waa nine yrara old. lan't just atirkmi to tradition whrn h aays: The Mritlnrrta are Ihrra tourhdownt briirr than the prli. cana." Tlit Mrdford rrrnrd thla year l tills la written Friday allrrnont allrr three contrjiU rrarta like the nillmml war debt. The lllstk Tor natlo knocked ovrr Ricbiirg 42 la 0 mot 3fi to 0 aa AP reported), Til lemook 47 to 0 and Krddlm 40 to II. torly-lhrr polnta a lame aver age Indlratra aome offensive apunk. trrnrri aroulrd the Mrdford-Hrd rilng game and rame bark with lilsh praise for Jark Morrla, high atrpplng fullhark for the Prarplrk era. CarlMin hit for live. Demetrakoa "He rtoea mit nf the passing. I ur ,ii and Carlson awept over klrka. runa with power and picks j from Uie 27-yard line on a wide piara fur the Medford team." i right end awrep. Again Carr'i kick Hank Qrron. arta editor of the waa good. Tlie acore read 14 to 0 Mrniora man-1 nounr w r 1 1 e a, "lin't think that Jark Morrla la the whole tram this year. . Klamath Chalks Up Three Touchdowns In First Nine Minutes By RKD III HI) The Klamath Prllcn got touchdown torrid In ub-frre.lng weather last night to wallop the Springfield Mlllera with aeven scoring thrusts, a 4ft to ( victory on Modoo Held. Hie win waa the third atralght for the Pelt, their aecond non conference victory. Klamath found Ita acorlng punch agallut a ridiculously oulclaaaed Miller squad and brfora live game ( waa nine mlnutea old had posted a JO to 0 lead. There waa only aeven-end--ha!f . minute to go when Springfield finally bunt looae for a aonre with the Pra holding a 4ft to 0 bulge. I Fullback Kan Erlckaon broke through the line and galloped 4ft i yarda tor the lone Miller acore. j The conversion try failed i Tha chilly rramd f l&oe had barely aettlrd In Ihrlr arala whrn tha Prllrana had a touchdown. DrraJd Jrnkina, Miller left half, ; fumMrd the opening klrkoff and : -rne I'arlaon recovered on the Hprlngflrld 14-yard marker. 1 Pour playa later Joe Demelrakn crashed over from the one-yard line but a bark. In. motion nenallv t nullified the acore. On the very next play Halfback Joe Nichols took a pitch-out and whirled ovrr for the opening TD on a short Led end scamper. After Dale Carr made his placement good, the game was only two minutes gone. T-YAltD Pl'NT Thla audden burst aeenied to demoralise Uie Mlllera. boon after the klckuff, Jenkins boutrd an anemic 1-yard punt and Uie Prl alarlMt on Uie Miller 30-yard line. Hut listen to his qualifica tions. . . . H caue mil Buckingham, a Korean namrd Mercer King and with but tour mlnutea. 2 seconds gone. After Jrnkina tumbled again altrr the kkkoff and the Miller, held for downs an the three-yard marker, the Klamath team struck two or thrr others In the barkfield 1 for lla third are. Dorln Van Loe can produce yardage." The one bright rev and one that could prove to be a Klamath victory ts the fact that Medford has an In- Interest). Jenklna paaa en the IS and went all the way for the third Carr'a third kick waa good but Maxie Fat, But Sassy 8ACRAMENTO. Calif. Oct. 8 rat and 40 Maxle Baer. who dead-panned thla week he on Uie comeback trail to regain the worlds heavyweight crown he lost In IR38, will appear In an exhibition match at brattle, No vember I. Hla opponent? Ezxard Charlea, recognised aa champion by the National Boxing association. The date and alte of Uie match were announced here yesterday by Promoter Jackie King. Game Yardstick r Prllrana bprtngflrld Yarda Irom acrlmmage 240 144 Yarda on paaaea 61 7 Total yardage tneti . 3ft 153 First downs acrlmmage 9 3 First downs pawing 0 3 First down penaltlea 1 2 Total first down 13 4 Paaaea Attempted 14 13 Paaaea completed 2 I Paaaea Intercepted by 1 8 Ball lost on downa 3 4 Ball lost on fumblra .. 3 2 Pumblea 3 3 Penaltlea, yardage lost 74 JO Punt average, yarda 30 23 Scoring: Pels, Nicholas (, Carlson 12. Van Lue 6. Elliott 6. Demelra koa 6. DeChalneau 6, Carr 2 'placements), McPheraon 1 (placement). Miller. Erlckaon, 8, Patrick 1 (placement). MIZE, YANKS AGREE Branca Says Pitch 'Where I Wanted If College Grid Scores c Friday Mini) By The Associated Pre Loa Angeles Loyola 62, Fresno But 13. (Southern Oregon 21, San Fran clsro Htale 31 tlr. Han Jose Bute 49. Pepperdlne 12. Colorado Mine 19. Western (Colo.) Bute 1. Missouri Mine 41, Northwest Missouri 13. , Evanavllle 17. Missouri Valley 7. South Dakota Mlnea 8. Northern Bute (tie). Bt. Thomas (Minn.) 91. St. Olaf 7. Emporia Kaa.) 33. Rockhurst (. Hawaii 27, Denver 14. Abilene Christian 13, South western iTex.l 10. Hardin 30. North Texas Slat 17. Drake 48, South Dakota (. Alabama 48. Duquesne 8. Vlllanova 28. Bt. Mary I Calif.) 30. Ban Francisco 38. Detroit 14. North Dakota 31. Auguttana 8 D ) eiiierlrncrd although not weak a Pel penalty nullified Uie point, line I On Uie second attempt a tin- If the Pelicans turn Joe Nichols to-Nichols paaa missed fire. With loose after a strong rellean line has 1 only 8 mlnutea, 37 seconds gone weakened the Medford forward , the Pell held a 30 to o iraa. wall, the game could turn out to be (g.rLAY DRIVE a touchdown-trading allalr. i Mur nolner ttmTt UM punl.,0. The Mrdford plav Eurrka Ihla Ktom,,n .pored on 10 play alter. Temple 27. Byracuae 14. week-end and are doped lo romr qcttrmied 45-yard drive. Carl-1 Whltworth 'Spokane) 14. Central now m innr 4-i,ii-.-s- munded right end on a pitch- , Washington 13. average. I out lor Uie final trlpe. Carr mlas- Tliey use a aingle-wing attacg , h, upright. At this point a complete team of Pelican reserve poured on the Held. Another down field drive, good for 48 yarda, culminated In tha fifth arore, Carr rilled a paaa lo End John Elliott lor a kg-yard arorlng play, the twelfth play f the drive, Carr mlasrd the place ment and the half aaw Klamath BROOKLYN. N. Y.. Oct. 8 m Ralph Branca aald the disastrous ball he pitched to Johnny Mine "went Just where I wanted It to go." Ml and all Uie Yanks felt the tame way about It. The Dorger would like to have ninth Innings eliminated from thla world series. The Yankees won both their game In the final stanza. Maybe a weakened DlMagglo will be a week-end DlMagglo. The Clip per smacked four "home run'' In batUnf practice yesterday but In three actual game he ha collected one puny tingle and fanned four time. DIMag doesn't relish all this talk about the pitching. "Every day they ask me about Uie pitching." he said. -The hell with. Uie pitching. I'm Interested In Uie hitting end I m not doing any." Carl Furtllo blamed hla groin In Jury for falling to get CUlf Mapea at Uie plat In Uie third Inning on Phil Rhtxuto' fly to right. Carl with an unbalanced line. Grid Blues Gone The Medford tram has maird Ihe "expert!" who wer putting crying towels lo full saturation use at the opening ol the aeaaon. All but a half doten ot the Pear picker were relatively Inexpert- - . . mrn i ana wv enced and they lost most ot the uova wno iigurra in me -i : nn. bovs who figured In walkiplng of the Pcle last year. Hut they aerm lo have (hat for mula for rip that the Pel have yet lo find this yrw-. Frankly. I'm waiting with tongue- In-rhrrk brforr 1 pica a , After the Mrdfnrd-Klamalh lonn brook. ' I waa high an the Pels ability whrn thrv hrld a strong 4irant tram rated aa Portland' power team lo a 8-7 acore and at llmea outplayed Ihe Cleneral. Hut the Pelican pWy generally haa been marked by only brief flashea of aiwuslned power. If Ui Pellcana can stay "up" for a whole game, Medlnrd may go home won dering what happened to their vaunted power and the celebrated "Jinx" that mnnv llmea haa seemed to turn great Pelican teams Into gridiron piipiiels. Against Ihe Medford acorlng rrr nrd (although I won't attemot to exaggerate Ihla because I know nothing of Ihe comparative rom nrtlllonl Ihe Prl. aftrr losing lo lirant. nlnprd Salrm bv the eame arore and. lhank to Dale Carr' edaratrd kicking toe. .outhwted Ashland. II la 1R. In a niibihrli. hrrr's the way It looks, although Injuries can change "the picture In one week. . . . "Medforditin"? The Pel have Ihe atronger and more experienced line. Medford ha the barkfield punch. But. If Joe Nichols, Oaynor Huck and Joe Drmetrakna are In top form. It will be a whale of a ham-mer-and-tonga ball game. The Pel MUST make a better stub at stopping Jack Morrla than they did Jerry Langer, Ashland firecracker. I allll think Ihe picture h bright er from the psychological angle. There'll be no or at least very lit tie "Medfordltls" present, despite Ihe general awing Inward over-em-phaslilng Ihla game above all other bv Ihe townspeople. If the Pels lose, my gueaa la It will be because Uiey were second best In the talent department, not because a "Jinx" will have them panicky and uncertain. Lewis and Clark J. V. 12. Pacific University J. V. 12 (tie). Washington Froah 30, Idaho Frosh 7. Strikes V Sp ares ADDED NOTE: Thla column wai written before the Bprlngfleld game. Maybe the Pels will tlnd the power key against the Millers. Use the Want Ads tor Uuick Ke.tultal Per Gallon S-T-O-P A 2c J SHORTY'S E ASSOCIATED SERVICE S24t So. th Ph. 8001 yard short of mldfleld lata In the aecond quarter for It deepest thrust of the first half. In Uie third quarter. Coach Bib llrndershott darted Ui regulars punt, Uie Pels banged through for a 63-yard I touchdown drive, aided by a 16 yard Miller penalty. Driving down lo the Miller 18 yard line, featured by a 30-yard gallop by Demetrakus, ijprlniiilrlu waa penalised to Uie one - yard mark and on Uie next play De metrakoa boomed over for Uie sixth acore. Bob McPheraon split Ihe upright on a placement. INTERCEPTION The Red - and Whit reserves took over again and a paaa Inter ception by Al Herrcra paved the way for Uie seventh Pelican tally. Springfield s Oeorge Bilderbajk rilled a paaa and Herrcra gathered It In and was dropped on Uie Miller 38. A penalty aet the Pels back to Uie 46 but eight playa later Klam ath had a 48 to 0 lead. The reaervea roared down to the one-yard line with a C'arr-to-DIrk Doris paaa accounUng for 38 yarda of lh thrust. Jim Det'haineau went over atandlng up and McPheraon mlaard lh placement. Jenkins came to lite In the tourUi quarter, whirling away for eeveral substantial ground gain but Uie Miller, with Uie excepUon of Uie (coring play, could get no sustained drive underway. High School Grid Scores 13. Wash. Yearlings Beat Idaho Frosh MOSCOW, Idaho, Oct. 8 UPI Washington' Yearlings, outdowned 16 to 9, took to Uie air to aet up two touchdown and got a third on a blocked punt In defeating the Idaho Frosh here yesterday, 20-7. Passe by Quarterback Sam Mit chell to Halfback BUI Early sent tha Husky Pups deep Into Idaho territory twice In Uie first half. Each time Early went over mo menta later on ground playa. Dick Pangello gathered In Uie ball In the tone In Uie third quarter after he and Jim Mangan blocked an Idaho punt. Tha Vandal Frosh got their Ion Pendleton 13. The Dalle 0. Central Catholic (PorUandi Astoria 13. Hood River 32, Oresham 12. Walla Walla 38, Milton-Free' water 3. Albany 13. Ashland 13 (tie). Klamath Pails 46. Springfield 6. Medford 20. Eureka. Calif, 0. Piinewille 26. Madras 6. Marshfleld 20. North Bend 12. Roseburg 38. Rredsport 0. Salrm 7, Bend 0. Eugene 27, Cottage Drove 0. Junction City 23, Elmtra 19. Newport 31, Snlcm Academy 7. Drain 6, Willamette 6 ttle). Sllvcrton 21. Molalla 0. Eslacada 13. Canby 7. Sandv 20, Dallas 0. Woodburn 13. Ml. Angel 12. Tlgard 33, Beaverton 0. Mllwaukle 26, Corvallls 6. Hlllsboro 63, Forest Orove 13. McMlnnvllle 37. Oregon City 6. Newbcrg 13. West Linn 6. Rainier 26, 8herwood 13. Parkrose 36, Hill Military (Port land) 0. Camas 35, St. Helena 7. Scapporwe 25, Seaside 0. Monroe 13, Philomath 6. Tatt 43, Sluslaw 13. Jefferson 13. Mill City 13. Mora 19, Maupln 0. Oervals 20, Turner 0. 8t. Paul 7, Aumsvllle 6. Redmond 19, Burns 13. Alsea 18. Amity 0. John Day 12, Powder Valley 0. Yamhill 19. Bherldnn 7. Chemawa 7. 8ubllmlty 6. PORTLAND SCHOOLS Grant 13, Franklin 0. Cleveland 7. Jefferson 6. Benson 13, Washington 7. Roosevelt 39, Lincoln 6. FLYERS BEAT 8TAMPEDERS CALOARY, Alta., Oct. 8 oV-The Spokane Flyers, last season' U. S. senior hockey champions, defeated the Calgary Stampeders of the Western Canada Hockey league, 5-2. In an exhibition game here last night. The Lady Bug bowlers swung Into their second week of krgllng Thurs day night with four blanks regis tered across the board. Anhauser-Busch took all four polnta from the Team Number 8. Tcwn Shop blanked Nesbltt's. Snoop and 8rhulze white-washed Hous ton' Beauty shop and Fluhrer's shut out Roger's Jewelry. individual honors went to Martha McCollum and Kitty Hanvllle. both j Bhoop and Schulze bowlers. Martha rolled 176 for single high game and Kitty put together three games for a high 469 aeries. Top team total went to Anhauser Busch. both gam and series with 881 and 1538. LADY Bt'G STANDINGS Team W Town Shop ... 7 Anhauser-Busch 6 Fluhrer's Bakery 6 Snoop ii Schulie ft Nefbltt's Orange 3 peg went wide and Mapes scored easily. "If I were In normal shape." said Purlllo later, "I believe I could have gotten him at home. I've made longer and better throws before. The pain In my groin prevented me from putting enough weight on my left leg." When Mlze dealt his telling blow yesterday, it wasn't Uie first Ume a player came back to embarrass his old league. Remember when Hank Borowy, let out of the Amer ican league, pitched Uie Chicago Cuba to a 9-0 conquest over Uie Detroit Tigers, beating Hal New houser In Uie first game of the IMS series? Or when Duster Malls. ex-Dodger, beat Uie Flatbush team far Cleveland, 1-0, In Uie 1920 classic? Tommy Byrne, who pitched well for Uie Yank yesterday before hi old bugaboo wildness caught up with him In the fourth Inning, find lltUe consolation in Uie fact that he and Mlze are Uie only 1.000 hitter In Uie series. Only three others are batting .300 another pitcher. Allle Reynolds, with .667: Woodltng and Olmo (Uie only Dodger), each with 333. Pee Wee Reese, whose homer couldn't save Brooklyn yesterday, thinks "Page Mr. Page" Is a vasUy better pitcher now than Uie one he faced In Uie 1947 series. "8ure, he was good then," said Reese, "but what Improvement! I Uiought he was a lot wilder. Did you notice he now throws curves?" Pee Wee attribute Page's success to those curves and a blazing fast ball. SFS Rallies To Tie SOCE Team No. 8 Roger's Jewelry Houston's Beauty SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 8 Uf Southern Oregon of Ashland aaw an apparently safe lead melt away last night as San Francisco State rallied In Uie fourth quarter of their football game to gain a 21-21 Ue. Two touchdowns by Snuffy Smith and one by Don Campbell had given S. O. a 21-0 edge early In Uie final period. The Staters bounced back on Uie unerring passing arm of Quarterback Sam Devlto who 6 I set up one touchdown with a 20-yard touchdown In the fourth period when Fullback Harry Nelson punched across from Uie three. NOW OPEN . . . with delicious Chinese and American Food THE SPUD CELLAR AT MERRILL Opin 11 A. M. Chineit) food to to 2 A. M. take out Jo-Jo May Guide Solons SACRAMENTO. Calif., Oct. 8 (ft Joyner (Jo Jo) White, who quit under fire last season as manager of the Seattle Rainier, may guide the destinies of the Sacramento Solons as business manager. The Sacramento Bee said yester day It had learned from reliable sources that White will take over the Sacramento business manager ship early next week. The post was left vacant recently when Victor 'Cookie) Devlncencl was given his walking papers by controlling In terests of Uie Solons. After leaving Seattle, White fin ished out the season as a utility outfielder for the Hollywood Stars. He waa an outfielder with Sacra mento when Uie Ralnlers lured him north several years ago. WILDCATS WIN The KUHS Wildcats trounced the team that trounced the cham pions. The Wildcats Friday afternoon on the Modoc practice field nipped the Merrill Huskies. 20 to 19. Don Lund, Bert Byrnes and Dwalne Helblg scored for the 'Cats. Merrill plastered Henley, long time county champs, 14 to 0, a week ago. aerial and connected for two more TD's by Uie air route In Uie late going. Whitworth Cops 14-13 Victory ELLENSBURO. Wash., Oct. 8 UPt Spokane's Whitworth college was at Uie top of Uie Evergreen conference football ladder today after coming from behind to win it second straight league game last night Central Washington was Uie vic tim. 14-13. Two touchdown passes tossed by Fullback Ed Kreta In Uie final quarter and conversions by Bob Cruzen pulled the game out of Uie fire for Uie Pirates. Central lost Its chance for a tie when Don Doran failed to convert after shoving over for a touchdown In Uie last minute of play. Villanova Nips Gaels 28 to 20 Army, Michigan In Top Tussle NEW YORK, Oct. I MV-The season still 1 In It Infancy but one of the best fames of Uie campaign Is on Up today Army against Michigan. These powerhouse of th grid iron Michigan shows winning skein of 2ft sualght while Army streak stands at 13 without a lot clash at Ann Arbor before capacity crowd of 97.000. Tha mighty Wolverine, who got off to a squeaky start with a couple of relaUvely dose triumph over Michlgsn Bute and Stanford are mindful of the last time they met Army. That was In 1946, and Uie Cadet triumphed 20-13 with Glenn Davis and Doe Blanchard carrying Uie ball. This year's Wolverine, rated top In the country In this week's As sociated Press poll, will rule slight favorite over Army. There are some other good game on today' calendar. Oklahoma and Texas, a couple of high scoring outfits, clash In a tra ditlonal rivalry at Dallas before 75.' 000. This Is a tossup but Oklahoma probably will have a slight edge among Uie expert at game time. Notre Dame Is more worried about the Tulane game next week than Purdue, while Southern Cal, which already ha whipped Navy and Washington Bute, probably will beat Ohio State. Baylor and Arkansas are two rough-tough teams that play for keeps with the former rated one touchdown the better. Kentucky, which has sur prised one and all. haa been In stalled as Uie choice over Georgia. Some other top games of Uie day Include UCLA-8tanford. Yale-Columbia. lowa-Dlinola. Texas Christian-Indiana. Washington-Oregon State and Iowa State-Colorado. Vlllanova was handed a scare last nteht In Philadelphia. The Wildcats eked out a bare 28-20 tri umph over banged and battered St. Marv's of California. The Califor nia team's three touchdowns were the bv-product of second period fumbles. In another IntersecUonal lray at Tuscaloosa. Alabama overwhelmed Duquesne 48 to 8. San Pranclsco upset a favored Detroit university. 38-14, and Tem ple whipped Syracuse 21-14. TWINKS SQUARE SERIES HOLLYWOOD. Oct. I ( The rallying Hollywood Stars, hoping to heap extra honors atop their Pa cific Coast league pennant grab, host the San Diego Padres tonight In the fifth game of the final Gov ernor's cup series. The Star squared the aeries at two game apiece with a 1-4 win last night They will send Oordy Maltzbenrer (18-11) against the Padres' Kewple Dick Barrett (14-6) tonight Hollywood settled last night's contest with four runs off Red Adams in the first inning. Jack Salveson, Star reliefer, picked up the win. twirling five frames after starter Glenn Moulder waa touched for three runs In Uie opening hi ring. -Am GORGEOUS GEORGE The wavy hair and handsome foce of George Wogner will be the target for popular George Dusette next Wednesday night at the ormory. Wagner wos last seen in action here in 1946 and since has climbed the ladder to national wrestling fame. A packed house is expected when Gorgeous George clashes with Dusette. Tickets are on sale at Costleberry's drugs. The bolance of the card has not yet been onnounced. Dusette eorned a crock ot the renowned Wagner ; with a bruising win over Mad Russian Leon Korlinko last1 Wednesday night. Wrestling fans are hoping Dusette 's dam aging full-nelson will crock Wagner's beoutiful neck. Prodigal Son Returns Split Finger Shelves 'Brock1 CHICAGO, Oct. 8 M" Norm Vn Brocklln. rookie passing sensation ot the Lo Angeles Rams and for mer University of Oregon star, will be out of action for two weeks. He split Uie index finger of his throwing hand to the bone yester day as the Rams were drilling for Sunday's National Football league game with Uie Chicago Bears. The two teams are tied for first In Uie league's western division. Gardella Withdraws Last Damage Suit NEW YORK, Oct 8 OP) Organized baseball welcomed back tha last of lu exiles. Danny Oardella. today and hsaved a tremendous sigh ol relief over removal ot lta only remaining legal nightmare. '.' With dramatic suddenness, Gardella announced last night 'that he waa withdrawing hi 8300.000 damage ault and would try a baseball comeback with the 8t Louis Cardinals. This Involved a bit of back room I maneuvering because when the llt Ue outfielder jumped to Uie Mexi can league In 1948 he waa the prop erty of Uie New York Giants, with out a contract The matter was worked out to ev.vybodjrs satisfaction, baseball officials disclosed, and all are happy. "Danny has asked for ana re ceived his unconditional release by the Giants and win sign a 1950 con tract with Uie St Louis Cardinals." Uie statement Issued by Gardella 's attorneys said in part It left a lot of questions unan swered, the chief of which was what influenced Danny to change his mind In such a hurry. A few weeks ago Uie 29-year-old New Yorker was insisting that nothing could deter him In his fight to show up baseball's contract abuses and have them rectified by law. The main complaint of hla suit was that baseball's reserve clause resulted in virtual peonage In Uie sport binding a player to one elub for life or until that club Is ready to dispose of him. Gardella contended that this Is In violation of Uie federal anti trust laws. He asked 8300,000 dam ages, contending he waa deprived of a means of earning a livelihood bv the five-year ban imposed on him in 1948 for jumping to Mexico. There were many who felt that baseball's reserve clause would not stand up In court An adverse rul ing would have thrown p layers on the open market after each expira tion of contract and would have enabled rich clubs to corner the stars. It might have resulted In widespread confusion. Toothless Bulldogs NEW YORK. Oct I (PV-Instead of changing uniforms, name and location, the New York Bulldogs alias Boston Yantt probably could have used their energies better In trying to land a scoring punch. In three National Football league contests, the toothless Bulldogs have scored a mere 14 points, and they've been blanked twice. - Their last fruitless venture eamo last night when they fell before tha Oieen Bay Packers, 19-0, at tha Polo O rounds. The New York Yankees tightened their hold on third place In tha All-America conference by downing the Chicago Hornets, 38-24. Buddy Young. Uie mercurial, pint-sized halfback, scooted , toy three touchdowns to give the Yan kees their third win In four starts. The Hornets are even at 3-3. To Buy or Sell Us the Want-Ads I 0 5 Min. from Town U Insurance today b profession end to write it curnpelewlly require bod ground of ape ' rience plus close atten tion to the current need of the insured. 1 With those qualifica tions we solicit your In surance business. 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Lawrence Welk haa had the farorit band In th Midwest for aaany years. His ' stltuted tor Ooy Umbardo for many year daring Cars vacation from the Roosevelt Hotel In New Kara City. Thla la the tint Northwest tour for Lawrence and he eome direct from a record breaking engagement at the Holly wood Palladium. I koliavo ha win pro to bo th saoH popular band I have over had la aUaaaathaMa.