THURSDAY, OCT. 13, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE ELEVEN
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Kuala SB Kaiaa SB.Ha !!.,
Black (and Blue)
Tornadoes
It's not rsy to lell how murli In
pie-game hogwash, but til Metlfultl
Mell-Trlbune rvHrl on Monday nl
thia week that the Hlatk Tornado
football tram l "plagued by Injur
Ira and many roMs."
Iirrn Hodrrlund, quiutribiu k and
fullback, la ald to havr sulrrrd
Injurlra In lha Kurrka gmne that
may krrp him out of tlir Klamath
Morris, are
th tram ra.
crlvrd a ankle
praln areord-
n g to reports
ul Malllrlb.
unr Mparte dl
lor Hank tirren
trill lat hr II h
r a d jr for tit
Frllran tray.
Q a arteebark
Vauihn Clark
kn a karo
train hlcb
Waivers Asked for
Braves1 Jeff Heath
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1IOHTON, Oct. 13 i1 Walvrri.
"lor thr purpose of living him hli
unconditional rrlraar." havr brrn
aked by lha Button llravra for Jrff
Heath, vrtrran, hard hitting out
firldrr. Thr llravra. who announrrd the
mova Jul brlora mldnlitht, said lha
walvrr period would ba up today
but that Hralh la under no rom
pulalou to report to any major
league rlub v. huh might wish to
pick him up tor th nominal frr
of nna dollar.
Because ha la a vrtrran of 10
yrara In thr majors llrath Is free
to drill with any rlub.
Oeneriil Mtinnger John Qulnn
amd hr tnlkrd by phone with llrath
who la at home In liow, Wash., and
nllrrrd him a minor Iraiiue man
ager Job In thr liimlnn ayatrm.
Carr Returns
To Beavers
COKVAI.LW. Or.. Ort. II -ri
AnoUirr Oregon Stat rnular rr
Joinrd thr football squad yratrrday.
Coac h Kip Taylor, alrrady pleased
over thr aharprr pawing ahowrd in
yc.terrtay'a last heavy drill of thr
week, aald Quarterback Ralph Carr
probably will play aicaliut Montana
here Haturdny. Carr waa hurt in
ilia Huh gam.
llrath aakrd for lima to think
ovrr the otfrr. I
llrath playrd little for the Braves
thli pa.t aeaann brrauae of a frar
tuird ankle aulfrrrd In Brooklyn
Jual brforr tha 1II4R world aerlea
which tha llravra lout to the Cleve
land Indiana.
Hr came to the Bravra from the
Ht. Lnula Urowna aftrr being walvrd
out of the Amrrlcan leakue whrre
hr had done plenty of hrlty slug-glng.
Hill Ht RD
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May krrp hire tram full rlrrnglh.
Othei-e are aald to be battling
rolda and vartoua forma o( sicknras.
I doubt seriously If tlit picture U
aa arrlnua at palntrd In the prraa.
Army Number One
Thrre were aom drastic rhangM
In thr Dunkrl Poarr Indr follow
ing tlffa hut week-end alone thr
gridiron front.
Army Jumprd from truth In flrat,
Thr radrta gavr Chuck Ortmann.
Michigan backflrld aUndout. the
full trrgtmrnt thr third play of the
game Aa a ronaequrnr. an Ort
manlea Wolvrrtn team wrnl
down to 31-7 defeat.
Michigan, meanwhile, on their dr.
frat dropped to arvrnth
A quirk run-down of tha flrat Irn
ehowa thr Oklahoma Roonrra hold
UK arrond apot for thr rrrond sur
reiuive wrrk on Uielr 30 to M tri
umph ovrr tough Trsaa.
Wrlll Thry'vr finally rrrognlrrd
Kentucky aa a football power. Thr
Wildcat are In strong third apot,
after dlapoalng of thr Georgia Hull
doga, 25 to 0. Incidentally, Paul
Wllllamaon. Football Rating author
ity. Uvea the 'Cain. Number One
apot .
Thr lame trama hold four, fir
and alt. Notre Dame, fourth, aftrr
Ita anticipated U la It drubbing of
Purdue! Teaaa, dcapit Ita defeat by
rha avoooera, as la tUlhi. Caillo.
nla. tlir only Parlflr roaat team In
thr aelert rlrclr of trn. rmtea alath.
Thr Heara continued thrlr wild ram
IMgr, aorklng Wlaeonaln. IS to te.
Aa mentioned, Michigan la In arv
rnth. Eighth, ninth and tenth prr
rhra are held by Mlnnraota, Tuiane
and Michigan Stale.
'Cats Show Claws
If the spirit of the KUHB Wild
rala la rsrmpllflrd as rmphallcally
aa It waa yrtrrday. look for some
future greats on the Pelican rlev
na. Seven or right of thr Wildcat
quad a Itemed Into th Herald and
Nrwa with full Intrntlona of aiming
a few direct remarks at the a porta
editor. Thry did.
tteerrui that my llttlr squib about
thr "Cat whipping the Mrrrtll tram
retard nob with Wildcat tempera.
Let this be the la.it mrntion of
the Incident. The Wildcats won 20
to 19, but were acorrd on only by
the Merrill regulars. The tint-string
Huskies playrd the entire first half
and a portion of thr third quartrr
while the rrarrvea took ovrr from
thrre.
Thumbnail Sketches
Hpeaklng of the golng-ovrr given
Ortmann by the Army teum. I'm
told reliably that Chuck Warrens
leaving the lessen game wasn't the
result of Just hard tackling and
blocking. , . . Tlir Owl acathack
was gunned out of bounds, AFTER
THE WHISTLE, and came out of
the scuffle with a gouged right rye
that Is Just beginning to return to
normal. . . . Thr Hllltopprr are
angry (to use a gross undrrsUte-
r
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Coast Hockey
Last Night's Rrsulta
Plan Francisco 6. Freano I
Brattlr 7. Tacoma 4
Nrw Wratmlnatrr 6. Portland I
mrntl and the rrturn match with
th Cougara here November 11 la
one I don't Want to miss. . . Thrre
are many trams throughout the
country that figure -eliminating
the opposing tram's star ii smart,
prrcrntagr-wtaa football. but. aa
a mattrr of fart. It nrver bloats
the stock of the tram that employs
such tactlca.
FHiHTH LAST NK.IIT
By The Aaaoclatrd Prraa
Nrw York iBt. Nicholas Arena)
Tony Pcllone, 147, New York, out-
polntrd Al ' llozo Constantino,
HiU, Nrw York. 10.
Klamath One
Of Leaders
In Deer Kills
PORTLAND. Oct. 13 lA't-Nrarly
3000 Orrgon hunters have reported
their deer srasnn luck-generally ri
crllrnt but the total Is lrsa than a
third of a year ago.
The state game commission re
ported that the early returns on
cards which hunters are required to
send always run high on kills since
thou who fall to bag a deer In thr
first week generally wait until thr
sraaon'g end before reporting. Out
of 2ttnft cards received to date, 2t:iB
reported kills.
Lake, Deschutes, Klamath and
Tillamook counties lead In the
number of kills.
C. A. Lockwood, game director,
aald a procedure of cross-checking
reports has been set up to enable the
communion to learn which hunters
do not report. License appllcatloni
can be turned down next yrar If
no rrport la made tills year, he aald.
He did not aay. however, that this
waa contemplated. He said only
that he "hoped" It would not be
necessary.
North Bend Pilot
In Fatal Crash
NORTH BEND, Oct. 13 lPr-Prt-vale
Pilot Larry Reynolds, North
Bend, plummeted to his death yes
terday in a mud flat of Coos Bay
near the airport her.
County Coroner Brewer Mills said
Reynolds waa alive when pullrd
from the wreckage but died before
he waa carried to an ambulance on
shore. Wltneasea aald tha aircraft
I stalled at low altitude.
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