THURSDAY, OCT. 13, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE THIRTttN
SPORTS
ROUNDUP
Yanks Buy Jackie Jensen, Billy Martin From PCL
f Hugh Fullerton
NEW YOIIK. Ocl. 1 (AV-The
New York Yankeea, nnounclnf
they won't "lUnd pit" on their
present world rhaniplonstilp Uni,
briuvht two of the brwhlnt sUra tn
lha Pacific Coast league today.
Manaiier Caaey Bleiiiirl announced
lh pun-hate of Jarkle Jensen, out
fielder who U a former California
fimtball atar. nd Alfrrd Billy t
Martin, n Inflelder.
They were boualit from the Oak-
Sport Shorts
Turkey Scores Dull
Technical Knockout
NKW YORK, Orl. I lA'h-Earl
Blalk aaya hi and hla alilra put
rilna montlu work Into Army's vic
tory ovar Michigan laat Halurday. .
, , But you wouldn't ue lar wrong
It aayltif that gam waa won when
Army brat Harvard a year ago. . .
Thla writer had the privilege last
wlnier of looking at ilia Harvaid
am picture- with Walk and gt a
faint Idea of what mux hava hap
pened. , . . Heemt tliat frill Crla
ler developed tha aturdy Mlrhlgan
4-4 defense, baaed on a four-man
Una and tour barken. Ilennle
terban continued to um It and Art'
Valpey took It along to Harvard. . .1
Laat fall Harvard gava the Cadeta
all kind- of trouble In the tint half
with tliat aetup. The linemen and
barkera move In unexpected dlrec-l BPOKANE. Oct. 13 (AV- A dull
Horn; It becomea a five or tlx man ' heavyweight match between Turkey
Una or eomellmea a - with no Thompaon and Lea Q Murray Wat
warning: aacondary drfendera Una hailed tn Uie alath round laat night
up three deep and whirl oft In dif-1 when Murray aulfered a deep cut
ferent direction-. It'a confuting ' over hla right eye. It went Into
aven In alow motion plcturea. ... the booka aa a technical knockout.
But during tha Intermission, Blalk Thompson, of Lot Angrlu.
worked out aome of tha aiuwera and weighed 20g. ona pound lest than
Army moved on to a 30-0 victory I hla New York opixment.
(over Harvard. ... By laat Halurday! Other rraulta:
you can be aura the Cadeta have I Irish Bill Klily, 130, flint. Mich.,
ben taught how to blixk and where ; knocked out tint Robbina, 138. Van
to run on almoet every conceivable cmiver. B. C, 10; Johnny Mediums,
combination. I 147, Huoaane. knocked out Joe Dun-
dee. MS. Vancouver, B. C, 2; Oiemi
M lllrka of Aldoraon-Uruaddus Northcult. 173. Bpokane. decltloned
college in We.t Virginia repnrla an 1 Charley JarkMui. Ida. Cincinnati, .:
odd eltuatlon created by the late!' Cowan. 1M. Hpokane. declaimed
lamented world aerlea. . . . Beema' Terry Forre.t, MO, Vancouver. B. C.
a math teacher, who alo la a rb
land club, which Stengel managed
laat year.
No prlca waa divulged, but It'a
rumored Uie Yankeea ahalled out In
tha neighborhood of 1100.000 and
flva playrra for tha two athlete-,
who were widely aought alter by
major league eluba.
"You never alt tight," Caaey told
nefrsmrn In the Yankeea' final newa
conference of the aeaaon yesterday.
"You cau't afford to atand pal In
thla league. We'ra going to try to
atrengthen our pitching staff, al
though It looked pretty good In tha
but week. Bure, wa could uae a
couple of pitched.
. "Id Ilka to Improve my outfield
a little, loo. We'ra willing to luten
to anybody who haa tomethlng rea
sonable to offer."
Jenaen, 21. la the former football
tar at tha University of California.
Ha la a bonua player. Owner c, L.
(Brick) Law., In beating 14 big
league, cluba to hla aenrtcea, lured
him at tha cloaa of tha college bate,
ball aeaaon laat aprlng with bonua
of If i .000 plue a three-year contract
at glt.000 per.
"My acouta tell ma that Jenaen la
the greatest outfield prospect In the
minor leaguea," aald Caaey. "Ha la
fast, haa tremendoua power, and
owns the strongest arm In baseball
alncc Bob Meuael."
In 12t gamea with tha Oaks, Jen
aen batted 3tl thla aeaaon. Included
In hla 12 Jhlta were 21 doublet, seven
triples and nine noma rune. He
drove In 71 runs.
Jenaen la engaged to wed Zoa Ann
Olten, national diving champion.
Blengel aald eight cluba had been
after Martin, a second baseman who
also can play short or third.
Martin. 21, hla 3M thla year In.
eluding 2 doubles, three triples and
13 homers. He drove In 91 runs.
Um Btata hera Saturday. Nearly i
everyone In Moscow will sea It being
done.
The city's merchant committee an
nounced yesterday that every atore
and bualneaa house will be dosed
the afternoon of the game.
Oale Mix. Vandal general man
aeer, predicted a record 25.000 turn
out.
Id baseball fan. solved hla how-u
listen problem by taking a portable
radio to data and sending Uie stu
dents to the blarsoard to work out
problema while -ha tuned In Uie
game. . . . Blnce the kidt alto were
llttenlnc with one ear. they made
more errors than both ball rlubs. . .
So Uie prof compensated for this
divided attention by adding It per
cent to all Uielr gradea.
The Orange Bowl, which wanla an
eaatern team thla year, already It
""" mill"-", m luninna. . . ,.,,,,
Jack Cloud, the William and Mary , "
fullback, won't llaten to Promoter
Bill Lewis' tuggetUoiu that he'd
make a fine pro wrestler because
he a mora Uiteretted III pro football MOSCOW. Idaho. Oct. II IAP.-A
Vlr.ln.tm tav Cloud ran niit.nh.n-- " line of University of Idaho
a Parle neckline, but he a uted too "Mrnu WIU brat their way through
VANCOUVF.lt. B. C. Oct. 11 iA'i
Hun Leonard, Vancouver pro, wat
1500 richer today at the retult of
winding up Uie 73-hole British
Columbia Open gulf tournament yea
trrdsy with a IB-stroke lead over
Prrddy Wood, a fellow townsman.
Leonard spurted a 13-under-par
271 for Uie 72 holes. Wood reg
istered 280, followrd by Joe Oreer
of Yskima wlUi 2V3.
Chuck Congdon of Tacoma. latl
year's winner. Ued with Walla
Walls's Trd Nelsl and Bill Ma-
Vancouver amateur, it
2W. Duke MatUiewe. Olympla, was
second amateur at 301. '
much on defense to do much run
ning. , . . Red Ralfe futures John
ny Oroth will be ready for full-Ume
duty In the Tlgera' outfield next
aeaaon. "I had lust put him back in
a 0S0-acre area on Uie east alope
of Moscow mountain aome Ume
thla month.
Their purpose will be to drive out
Uie arras big game population
Joey Velez
Quits Ring
BPOKANE, Oct. 13 (AV-Spokane's
colorful lightweight fighter, Joey
Vein, announced today he la
through with Uie fight game.
In a letter to the Spokane Chron
icle he said:
"I felt myself slipping the first
time I fought Joey Clemo but tried
to overlook It." That waa about
year ago.
Vein aald he la applying for a
referee's license, and meantime, la
devoting full time to commercial
art and advertising In Seattle.
"At least I quit boxing while I
could atlll draw a straight line," he
said.
The little fighter who haa fought
the crippling effecta of polio almost
aa hard as hit opponents In Uie ring,
said hla decision to reUre came dur
ing hla fight with John L. Davla In
Brattle laat month.
"I looked down at my brother.
Bob. at Uie end of the fifth round
and told him, Thla la a heck of a
way to earn a living.' "
Money, Not
Title, Lures
Joe to Ring
BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 13 11
Joe Lou la aaya It'a the money
definitely not the possibility of a
title comeback that lured him
from retirement Into an exhibi
tion ached uie.
"I do not plan ever to fight for
tha championship again," a sul
len Loula declared yesterday. He
seemed Irritated that anyone
would question Uie sincerity of
his retirement.
Then why did ha schedule sev
eral eaatern exhibitions to renew
Interest In boxing? It has lagged
ha retired.
"No." And he added, "There'a
money In It."
Hpokane Turkey Thompson, 308,
Loa Angelee. slopped Lee Q Murray, i
209, New York, t.
Yardage
Leaders
LOS A NOBLES. Oct. 1 oTV-Three
players trots the Northwest, Ken
Carpenter of Oregon State, Bob
Sanders of Oregon and Don O "Leery
of Washington, lead the Pacific
Coaat conference yard gaining de
partment. Carpenter haa gained 285 yards
rushing, 193 passing and a total
offense of 478 yards, with Ernie
Johnson of UCLA three yards behind.
Sanders haa rushed the ball 341
yards In 57 carYlea, with Carpenter
the runner-up, and O'Leary haa ac
cumulated 444 yard In completing
33 out of 67 paatea.
Figures on California's offense
were thy their totals from last
week's game with Wisconsin. Cali
fornia neglrcted to forward Uie
game statistics to the conference
1 office here.
Leading paaa Interception 1st la
I Wood ley Lewis of Oregon, who haa
Marlene Bauer
Torrid on Links
PORT WORTH. Tex., Oct. 13 OP)
A 15-year-old Callfornlan who'a
been cutting down tha veterans In
tha women's open golf tournament
face another stiff teat In today'
quarter final.
Young Marlene Bauer meet Mar
Joiie Lindsay of Decatur, 111.
Each won a lt-hole victory yet
terday. Marlene ousted defending
Champion Polly Riley, and Mar
Jorle defeated Babe Zahartaa.
the lineup to stay when he broke ' e"nu,,'d 'V. """
hla wrist." Rolfe aayt. "and there ! "d Wh" -
wa.n l any sense uklng chances I "rusn-oeauiie; nat oren compieteo
with that Injury lata In Uie aeaaon.
Al Twig" Adams, younger broth
ar of John "Tree" Adams of the
Redskin, la one of Southern Calif
omlas freshman "catchet". . . .
Ken Kavanaugh of the Chicago
Bears won't see young Ken. bom tn
California during the training sea
son, until late December. . . . Mean
, Um iiUiar NrL aluba will aa -too
much of big Ken. . . . Ken Mc
Kentle predicts the Chicago Black
hawka will trade Sugar Jim llrnrv
to Toronto shortly. . . . PS : Waani
It a good thing the world aerlea end
ed before the hockey season
started?
Women Play
Final 18
Pinal 18 holes of play toward the
Oregon Women's Oolf association
trophy la scheduled tor tomorrow
by Rramra country club womrn.
Mrs. C. C. Krllry currently Is
leading the OWC1A.
Por that not In that play and
who haven't won a tournament all
season, a consolation bogey nine
hole tournament hat been arranged.
six white-tailed fawns, three buck
and three doea, will be put Inside the
fenced area for research.
The project la being carried out
by the university cooperaure wild
life research unit.
PULLMAN, Oct. 13 1-A 13
gtme pre-conference) batkeibail
slate waa announced latt night for
the . w ashing ton BUM oeUrga
Cougars. The practice season will
open December 2 with the Pull
manltea entertaining Whitman.
An east coaat Jaunt paira the
Cougar with Buffalo university
December 17, two daya before i
Madison Square Oarden appear
anre against St, Johns. Return
trip foea Include Bradley at Peoria,
III.; Kansaa State and Wyoming.
MOSCOW. Idaho. Oct, 13 tPr-If
the Idaho Vandal topple Washing-
Aiken Makes
Grid Switches
EUGENE. Or.. Oct. 13 WV-Three
lineup changes were announced yes
terday by Coach Jim Aiken after the
Orrgon vanity scrimmaged against
Colorado formation they expect to
see thla Saturday.
Alken shifted Jerry Moahofsky,
213-pound guard, over to Uie tackle
spot, and Installed Halfbacks George
Bell and Woodlry Lewis back In
their first string position. ' '
Phoenix, Aria. Nap Howard, 158,
Loa Angrlra. outpointed Pedro Jlml
nn. 158. San Pranclaco 10.
Hemsley Named
Columbus Head
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct. 13 OP)
Rollte Hemsley. who led Nashville
to the Southern association pen
nant, waa named manager of
Columbus In the American associa
tion yesterday.
snared aix enemy throws and re
turned them 95 yards.
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Index
rri,NTION Tt. p.war la.
dat ara?ld.a a dlracl raaaparlaaa
af tha rtlallv alransth af any
twa la-aa far thla laaiaa la data.
That, a t laam hat kaaa la
scaring ealnU alrangar than a
4. a laam an thalr ramparatl-a
racarda. la which acarlag margin
haa Scan walghad agalnal atrangth
af aypaalllan. Thla daaa nal aac
aaaarllr mean that a ta.a laaat
ahaald dafaat a 4t.a taam hy at-acll-
la yalau In lha fnlara.
Taama rarely fallaw naal par
farmanca that rlataly. Tha Dan
kal ayitam carralalaa racarda af
all callaga teams and was alarlad
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PRINCIPAL GAMES
Probable Probable
Winners Loarra
FRIDAY, OCTOBER It
Braton V .. T7.T vt W. Virginia .701
O ban DC '7l.7vaNaw York U. 45 a
L. 8. U. .... BS. 8 va Ueorgta . 'Pi t
Miami, rta. '84 8 va Purdue M HI. 8
Mlaalaalppt BU.7 va Boaton Col. 7a.l
S. Kranciaco 7H 0 va San Joa. SC 7J.a
Tvmpla . 74.8 vt Bucknall tea
VUlanova -101.9 va Tulsa , S7.8
SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS
Army 1 1 1 0 vi Harvard .
Havlor aa.Sva Texas Tach .
Brown P4 a va Princeton
California 'looXvaSo. Calif.
Col. PaClfle as I va Portland
Cornell uu.lvaYala
Dartmouth H5 0 va Colgate
Duke "83.7 va N. C. State M
U. Wa.h ton U J va Va. Tach
Ua. Tech . u'.e vt Auburn
Ilardln-S .. 77.SvaN. M.nlco
Holy Croat (U.7 va Duquean.
Iowa . . flt 3 va Indiana ,
Iowa State '83.3 vt Kana. St.
Kentucky 10.l va Citadel
Marquett. "73. 5 va Detroit M
Mlchlsan 1U6.4 va Nnrthwaat'n -
Mich. St. . MiiaavtWm. c Mary
Mlnnaaota - iiuavi unto siai.
Mui. St. M 81.5 va Cincinnati
Mlaaourl 9X vs minora
Navy . 88 3 va WUconaln
Nevada "80.3 va Wichita
N. Carolina -0.1 3 va Wake Foraat
Notre D. n 101.1 vt Tulane w
Oklahoma " llOBvaKanaat
Okla. A4M -knave Draka
Oregon . .. 82.1 va Colorado
Oregon St. "78. 4 va Montana
Penn ...... "84 3 va Columhla mw
Penn St. 88.S vt Nehrtakt
Plltahurah "POSvaMltml, O. w.
nutgera M "73 4 va Syracua.
S M. If. . "84 s va Rice
Stanford M 87.8 va Waahlnaton .
Tenneaaea - 8l8vaAlahama
Trill . . 108.0 va Arktnaaa
T C. I'. . 81lvaTaa AAM .
Texas Was. 78.1 va Arttons
1'C L.A. . "ion 1 va Santa Clara ..
lltah . "73 4 va Denver
VanderMIt m 85 8 va Florida
Virginia "BO a va Waah. La.
Wah St. 77 3 vt Idaho
Wyoming . "73 8 va uuh SUt.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 18
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