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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON FRIDAY, OCTOBER, U, 194? GO rat W4 learis ll Grid Drama Tonight tverythlnf cooim la sudden atop. Except out on Modoc field when approximately 4500 pair of eye will be rivetrd on the field vtewmg the J7th showing of grid Iron drama, tht tradltionaJ Pelican Black Tornado aquabble. At approximately 10 o'clock sev eral answer ahould be ready for Pel fan. Doea the Klamath team hart a hidden punch? Is there a chance for the Pela to enter the state football shindig? How much of the heralded Medford "Jinx" is true and how much pure poppycock? P e a a I mlstlc verbal drlpplngi from the Pear ptrklng camp anent the eondi tlon of the T I owless" Black Tornado la part of the pre -game bally hoo. I doubt seriously It it will bin the Pelican fooled and thus over confident I atill have confidence that the Pelicans meant It when they nodded heads in agree ment with Coach Bob Hendershott the first day of practice when the head mentor said, "we're playing one gam at a time." I also hare my doubts the Peli can were "playing Medford prior to this game, nor were the Torna does a cause for feverish night mare from the beginning of the MOMS, Tornado Favored in Pigskin Classic on Modoc Field Tonight RED HVRD The Pelicans will be ready. However, despite the sorrowful la ment from Medford and the fact that the Klamaths are over-due in locating a power key. this corner stick with Its original prediction, to wit, Medford 13. Klamath Falls 7. Who's Shakespeare? Gorgeous George and rugged Georges Duaette put on a wrestling how Wednesday night (with the "toast of the coast Wagner, that la-in the feature histrionic role) that would give Shakespeare some idea. Bat behind the scenes (la the aVtaalng ream) the last act was staged and paled the hurdy-gurdy that went on Inside the ropes. Your writer edged into the dress lag room and aaked bluntly. Hey, Wagner, are yn golngo give Da teste s rematch". In true Shakesperean atyle, the , Gorgeous One looked down his nose v me and purred sarcastically. "I will have you know my name is not Wagner; In IMS I had it le gally changed to Gorgeous George "Okay, George, are you going to give him a rematch?" The man with the valet exploded, with language that didn't befit his ring character, that clearly meant, Not only NO. but hell NO." Duaette, In the meantime, made It clear he wanted a return go with Hi Majesty for money, marble or Just plain fun. In fact, he readily agreed when Wagner (oops! Gorgeous George) suggested he put up "one of your d airplane. -But not In this blankety-blank town," the Human Orchid snooted, bt in Portland, Seattle or Los Angeles, "This town is good enough for me, Duaette shot back. I slipped out before the back-of-the-cene battle ended and have not been able to contact Mack Lil ian! regarding the possibility of a re -showing here, . . One thing la sure they'd be hang ing In the rafters for this one. And Gorgeous better leave his va let at home and do some down-to-earth wrestling. Hell have to. Guessing Dept. Tonight Ezzard Charles put hi NBA heavyweight crown on the block against Workhouse Pat Valen tino, the pride of the Bay City. This -title match Is billed for It rounds or less. My prediction: Ex to keep his ti tle with nine-round TKO. Owls Slate Vanport 1 1 Owl Coach Dale Daugherty announced yesterday that Ore gon Tech had scheduled Van port college to fill Its October 6 open date. The grid game will be played in Portland. The Owls are tapering off to day in preparation for the Southern Oregon game tomor row night on Modoc field. In juries bare plagued the Hilltop per and they'll no doubt play the role of underdog for the Red Raider tilt. Huskies Mustangs Favored By RED HI'RD The Klsimslh Falls PHIeam and the Meetfarel Black Tornado clash tonight In the JTth revival mt the craaa-aieantaln grid warfare that atarted way back In Hit Klekaff lias la I: p. as. on Modoc field. Speculation on this gridiron classic runs the gamut, (.rid experts raw Medford all the way from a one to a three-touchdown favorite on tho strength of lla season record. The Pearplrkrrs have scored 141 points in for games U dale while only two touchdowns have crossed the Medford goal line. I The Pelicans boast one over- J whelming win, last week's 45 to 6 j victory over a weak Springfield ! eleven. After losing the season's curtain-raiser to a strong Grant j team. 7 to 0, the Klamaths squeak- 1 ed by Salem, T to 0. and out-1 converted the Ashlands. at to IS. i The Pelicans are still smarting over last year's game when a i highly-rated Klamath sauad vrav- i eled across the Greonaprlng to ran into a tf to 1 walloping by l the Black Tornado. j Meanwhile, from the Medford camp comes tales of woe. reports of "bruises. Illness, cuts and j sprains" sUl bothering the "key men." Last weeg Medford ran up ! against a big. tough Eureka team and had to trot out a late last half rally to come out with a 20 to 0 win. BAD ANKLE Aecordin to pre report from Medford. Jack Morris, fullback ace or Medford. suffered a soraln. ed ankle In the Eureka tussle and he mav not be at full soeed. i ta generally agreed that the reiieans will field a stronger line. aeieniiveiy and offensively. The only local aoestion mark seems to oe wnetner Klamath can find barkfldd panrh. The Medford line Is not perienced but operate ta front of a neet oaekfleld quartet. In addi tion to Morris. ex-Pelicsn Hal Faulkner operates at one half oost. BUI Buckingham at the other Vaughn Clark will probably open at quarterback, despite a slight leg -injury. Coach - Bob Hendershott. on Gene Carlson's showing In the Springfield game, will probably start the much-improved runner at left half In Dlace of nnnr Huck. NICHOLS STARTS Joe Nichols will get the right halfback call. Bob McPherson will carry prime quarterback! ng duties while Joe Demetrakos remains a sure-fire starter at fullback. Morris I a side-stepping, hurd ling type of runner and also func tion In the kicking and passing slot, although the Black Tornado ta not primarily an aerial team. WEAKNESS The Medford. line will probably show Its greatest weakness at the guard spot. With Pelican Dick Petzoldt and Roy Lundgren at guards. Keith Donahoo at center and Tom A oner and John Wltte at tackles, the Pelicans are ex pected to gobble up yards on hand off crossbucks with Nichols. Carl son and Demetrakos ready for heavy ball-carrying duty. The Pelicans have yet to spring with a potent passing stuck this year but have been drilling on the aerial route this week. Tonight may be the time they find them selves In the winging department. in a nntshen. the picture pre sents a stronger Pelican line, a faster Medford baekfield. The two strong pointa may equalise things and produce a close contest. A capacity crowd Is expected to watch proceedings. KTEJ0U YOUH PCUCAU5 a HUdlt?" For complete Insurance service, tee Hans Norland. 627 Pine St, Elk Permits Go to 8000 SEATTLE, Oct 14 OP) Eight thousand special elk hunting per mit are In the malls to Washington hunters. Game Director Don Clarke said today. The lucky recipient among the 25,000 applicants have the right to kill elk of either sex from November 4-11 In designated areas. Team Malin ..... Merrill ... Henlev .. Gilchrist rhiloqala STANDINGS W. s 1 I Sacred Heart , Bly U T. Pel. 1.000 1.000 .73 JOt J33 Jll X ,Wvw iivS . Wyt-aJa. VuU k. rv. ji an 1 Tr i ft- I "v tm mi . rw -fc VaV" jr7.J6TSto.,tJSt HITTING tit i sreiur. ezur&MRD tuos ' r ,ak i ,D r.Auc MaS tJtsVnd RX B4U. Mirrrs? w 4MWMv-ir MuAfZ. Plane Mfutrry w-rtWHf fve ftAYS- hvm'a&j rax nsr-mc RsPuarm as v never fSix-AvatrrtSDfif Be mwirrnfcHurr iocct fwhcihc our Ai'-rus black -tbtmoo ASirihistiOnrofwooc t0 (etnttrti dlwtfug ) Lm X li V tl-r Bowl-Conscious Cal, Troy Mix Saturday Br The Associated I'rne i Til lone crucial coiilrat on the Parlllc roast ronlemics fmiball I agenda this week minee off at I llerkeley tnnxirmw alien the lt 11. ml minded Trojana nl rtmithern California tic lino the dclciullnj co-champion OoUlrn lleara ol Cali fornia. U la Uie big ituine as the Hut Bowl race rra.lics the hallway point ol Uie aeaMin. Other attractive blood letlliigs around the gridlroiu i( Uie tit west will Include: The lurimsina. undcfcatnl t'CLA Bruuu In a nnn-coiifcrence gums at Loa Angrlra with a threatening ' Santa Clara eleven. 1 The dual attempt of Stanford and 1 the University nf Wathmtton to r- J gain their compnaure. t The private war between Idaho I and Washington mate, and a aa.-k I of piilatea shniild bring a crate of applea that Diue Howell s Idaho lads are all set to outpoint the I usually superior manned Cougara at Moscow. Oregon, fully recuvered fmm get ting kicked in the pant by UCLA i but atlll wondering how II happeiwd, should Inflict the third atralght da leat of tiie ramp is n on Colorado at Euiiane: and Oregon Hlala slmulrl gel a brisk wurkout from Munlan at Corvallla. Im Angeles fans. If they want atlll mora football Hunilay, will find It at Clilmore stadium, with Si, Mary s and loyola aquarlng off 'l'hla cletMrlinriit plrka the fol lowing lo win: UHC, UCLA. Blan ford. Orruon. Idaho, Otegon Btatt and SI. Mary s Suds Buy Tran VANCOUVEK. II C, IVt. 14 (An Sale of Hecond Itaaetnan !n Tran In the Seattl Italnlera was an ncunced yesterday by llob Brown, general managrr of Uie Vancouver Western International league team. 1 he asle Involved both money anil r plavera, the latter lo be named lint f piliig. WHO'S SWITCHING TO CALVERT? A'S COACHES FIRED; FANS WONDER The Henley Hornets, using only reserves, walloped a weak Bly team Wednesday afternoon on the Henley turf. SI lot The league leaders. r-n j ... , . . , " I"voTl ! in the Quaker City much earUer to keep their season records on the i th. ....Tli unbeaten side Saturday afternoon. PHILADELPHIA. Oct 14 The Does It mean that Jimmy Dykes sumrlse ftrlna- of Coaches Al Sim- Athletics coach last season and one- mon. and Earl Brucker by the 'ne Chicago VVh.te Sox P'lo'.J'" ' atan Intn thaw arsinrl nlH man at at Hs 7 Philadelphia Athletic ha started baseball's hot stove league boiling Iff Malin meet Gilchrist on the Grisly field at J p. m. while the Huskies travel to Bonanza for a scuffle with the Antlers. . ' The Sacred Heart Trojan arc facing the Chiloquin Panthers this afternoon at o'clock on the Hen ley field. The Hornet engage In a non conference game Saturday after noon at 2 p. m. when they meet the KUH3 Jayvees on the Modoc practice field. Fix Winter Sports Dates SPOKANE, Oct. 14 W Delegates from 0 Oregon, Washington and Idaho ski clubs gather at Mount Spokane today to fix dates for ap proximately 150 winter events. New officers of the group, the Pacific Northwest 8 Id association, will be elected Sunday. Robert (Redt Rolfe scored runs in 18 consecutive games for the New York Yankee In 1939, an American League record. than usual. "What does it mean?" asked the As fan as they pondered yester day's dismissal by the club board of director of two men often highly praised by Connie Mack. Wert Simmon and Brucker let out to enhance the position of Earle Mack as manager when his M-year-old father decides to step down? MUSCLE TOURNEY The annual AAU wetghtllftlng championships will be held tomor row night at 8 o'clock In the Klam ath Union high school gymnasium. Seven Klamath Palls muscle men are entered In the tourney, with prime competition expected from Multnomah Athletic club of Port land. Local weightlifters are Heavy weights Prank Bechtel and Tony Nelms; Lightheavyweight Cecil Phil lips; Middleweight Ingman Sabin and Leon Adreon; Featherweights William Scarth and James Wright. U 5 Min. from Town U 7i mm lp nil I t.-.s. rgr' j THREE. 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