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NEW YOI1K, Oct. 12 11 Before
Hiinclay' lliial World Herl lame,
Bllty Kveu. lh Detroit Tlgr'
f-nrral ttiimcr, hauntlni th
YnkM dugout setllns slmaluri
on I baseball.
. , .'III lor friend In Detroit."
lit rilaliirtl. "I hav to rt Tommy
Henrkli especially. . .Tommy'! my
boy. you know. I due him up and
had him In Cleveland for a couple
of yean." . . aomeona ua'Kealed
I hat Evans wouldn't mind having
llenrlrh In Detroit. . . "I aura would
not." Billy agreed. "With him on
first we'd have a real food ball
club-
Karl llllllgan and Charley Beger,
th publicity men or aervlr bu
reau manager In politer language!
of th two league, met at Kbbeu
Held yeaterday . . . Hllllgan waa be
moaning Ui lact that when h left
hla regular aral to work on th fi
nancial alalement Saturday th
Yank were leading, t-0. Dodger
baaehlU kept ringing In hla ara
whil h worked until he finally
gave up and returned to hla aaat
i ."That remlnda m of a atrange
about thla aerlea," Begar told
"Our league la aeltlng all th
rrcordi ; you r winning all Ui ball
lame. . ,
A iroaaj W Braoklya player Uk
Ing part In a "Oood neighbor"
bmadcaat to Puerto Rico from th
field. Maybe they can't play a good
baseball a th Yanka but they can
apeak belter Spanish , . . Commit'
loner Happy Chandler and Peewe
Reese engaging In long conver.
aaUon on tlie ate pa of th Dodger
dugout )ul a coupl of Kentucky
boy getting together. . , th com
mlMloner removing hi hat and
landing at attention iwlth a alight
grim e III organist played "Ken
lucky Horn. . . . and a reporter
who recalled torn of Happy ten
llmenlal remark about th Ken
tucky Derby whupcrlng: Th
horse are coming onto th track'
. . .Warren Ollea. the Red' boaa,
allUng In Ui aund with Buck
Walter, whom h recently fired a
manager. . . Ed Barrow, former
Yankee head man. talking with Joe
Crnnlll ot the Red Box. . . Bobby
Rlgga, the fledgling tennu pro
moter, ant Mm. Rlgga In an upper
deck bog. Bobby couldn't catch
foul ball that came hla way. . .Dan
Topping, Oeorg Wela and Red
Pattenon of the Yankee brain
trust holding a long conversation on
the field, although they'd be anting
together throughout the game. .
Reeae greeting Al Lang, the St. P'
teraburg. n..' ambaaaador: "HI,
Mr. Sunshine."
Milt attack. Dodger coach: "Our
atrenglh 1 on th baae becauae of
.,r inut hut we didn't let
chance to run .". . . Warren Oil.
nn rumora Bill Terry would A
manage or tBi buy the Reda: "I
.tntr Tmrr arsnt ta atT In th
-af automobile buatneaa. I talked to him
to ae If h intereeiea rn reiurame
- IuuKmII hul made no offer. Bill
haa about much chance of buying
our club aa I hav at buying ui
Ynke"
Back Injury
Shelves Paul
PULLMAN, Oct. 14 UPi-Old Man
Injury haa put a aerlou crimp In
th nopea ol wainington maw o
leg for victory over th Idaho Van
Ratnrriav.
Coach Phil Sarbo aald yeaterday
s recurrence of a back Injury haa
Idrllned the Cougar' ace halfback.
Don Paul. Whether he u piay Sat
urday la doubtful, same aaiu.
Daily Double
LAURFX. Md.. Oct. 14 i) A
dally double of S3.S27.SO waa paid
yeaterday when Devotedly 3eoi
and Diane Lee ! won the flrat
two racea. An unidentified holder ot
a 110 Ucket collected S11.S39.
Altamont Loses
The KUHS froah'a aecond team
took a close 7 to 0 dedalon from
th Altamont Junior high eleven
Thurtday afternoon.
Claassen Picks Bears Over Trojans in Top Coast Grid Scrap
By HAMULI) ILAAMHKN
NEW YORK, Oct. 14 UP) Notr
Dam haa been life aaver tor
football forecaster throughout It
current unbeaten atreak of 91 gainea
and Uiere I no Indication the habit
either thou of the Irish or Uiat
of the forevaalera need changing.
Tulan, amarllng from a Ml to (
drubbing two year ago, may be
Notr Dam element teat of the
aeaaon, but by nightfall Halurday
the Irlah will have goli 12 game
without a aetback.
And wouldn't you Ilk to b In
South Bend to watch Tulane Ed
die Price and Notr Dame a Emll
H.tko battle It out for the head
line.?
(Lent week'a average: M correct,
f wrong for 410: season's totala:
107 correct, i wrong for J10.)
Mliineaota over Ohio State: Min
nesota only early-aeaaon fault waa
a lack of aiieed. The Gopher found
It lat Saturday In little Dick
Oregory. Th Buckeye will mla
Vli Jnnowlcg.
California over Southern Cali
fornia: There little, If anything.
ti choon her and ao the home
team la Uie choice.
Cornell over Yale: Th Ivy league
chamix are the pick of Columbia
Coach Lou .Little. That good
enough for till selector.
Army over Harvard: Harvard
made It tough for the Cadet a
year ago and likely will again thla
Urn. rfut the Army winning atreak
will go marching on after a rugged
afternoon. It likely will b closer
than you Uilnk.
Michigan over Northweaiern: The
Roa Bowl champa hav I'nt two In
a row. With Michigan Chuck on
maim recovered they'll take third
tralght licking.
Navy over Wisconsin: Bob Zaa
trow. tophomore quarterback of
the Navy team, hall from Wlacon
a.n. He Isn't going to duappotnt hi
relative on th only chance they
will get to aee him play this season.
Skipping over th other In a
hurry;
FRIDAY:
Oeorgla over Loulolana Slate. Mis
sissippi over Boston college, Purdue
over Miami, Fla Villanova over
Tulsa, Georgetown over New York
university, Boston U. over West Vir
ginia, San Francisco over San Jos.
HATI'RHAYl
Last Pennsylvania over Colum
bia, Brown over Princeton, Penn
Stat over Nebraaka, Dartmouth
over Colgate, Rutgers over Syracuse,
Holy Croa over Duquesne, Pitta
burgh over Miami, Ohio; Amherat
over Colby, Bowdoln over Williams,
Fordham over Scandton. Maine over
Connecticut, Wealeyan over Bwarth
more. South Tennessee over Alabama,
Vanderbllt over Plortda, North Car
olina over Wake Forest, Oeorgla
Tech over Auburn, Kentucky over
Th Citadel, Duke over North Caro
lina State, Virginia over Washing
ton Lee, Virginia Military over
Richmond.
Midwest Michigan But over
William Mary, Iowa over Indiana,'
Oklahoma over Kansas, Missouri
over Illinois, Iowa Bute over Kan
sas Bute. Oklahoma A at M over
Drake. Mississippi State over Cin
cinnati. Hon Ih west anal Far West Stan
ford over Washington. Southern
Methodist over Rice. Texaa over
Arkansas, UCLA over Santa Clara,
Texaa Christian over Texaa A at M,
Ezzard, Pat Wrangle f;
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14 )
Boxing could crown a new heavy
weight champion tonight but prob
ably will not. The odd Ux1y were
to a that Exzard Charles would
successfully defend hla N B A. title
against the challenge of Pat Valen
tino In their 16-round fight at the
Ban Francisco Cow Palace.
However, the M-yrar-old Valen
tino may be a fairly strong chal
lenger. He loat close decisions to
Jimmy Blvlnx and fought two draw
with Joe Maxim, both of whom
extended the tltleholder plenty,
although defeated.
Aside from the remote possibility
he could become the upset victim
of Valentino punishing body at
tack. Charles flgurea to win rather
handily. He la the superior boxer,
much faster than hla rival, add
haa proved he can take a knock
down punch and come back to win.
Charles is expected to weigh about
180 and hi rival about 185.
Th match- will be worth 140.000
to Charles. The guarantee 1 the
biggest for him since he joined the
professions! rank In 1040.
For Valentino It I the chance of
a lifetime. The swarthy Itallsn
Amerlcan. who wear hla jet black
hair almost long enough for rib
bon, has won a majority of hi
fights since he started her nine
years ago. He whipped Turkey
Thompson hut December for the
California state title. Thla will be
hi flrat bout since.
Pre fight rhubard will send
Charles Into the ring minus his
familiar mustache. Charles' man-
Series
Melon
Split
CINCINNATI. Oct. 14 (Pi Tlie
New York Yankees' feat of winning
th American league chsmpio.ulilp
on th last day of the regular sea
son and then drubbing the Brook
lyn Dodger In th world erte w
worth SS.SOSM to th team' full
time) member.
That waa the flgur announced ager. Jak Mint, refused to permit
today by Baseball Commissioner A.
B. Chandler after hie olllc force
had flnUhed figuring out who gets
how much from the world aerie
"gat" ol I1.1M.BI7.
The Yankee cut their S30,l.4
Into a total of 3 full share.
Th Dodger, who could win only
on gam In the world aeries, cut
up tl37.43U Into a total of '
share. Tht meant each player
ho received a full ehare earned
HJllTJ for hie part In the erle
Division of th world series money
also extended down through the
fourth place finisher. Including:
Second place:
Boston Red Box S3S.S14 I Into
34 eharee of II.0MT7 each: Bt.Loul
Cardinal S3S.S14 19 into if.
hare of ILIUM plu on 1100
grant.
Major League
Attendance Dips
NXW YORK. Oct 14 IJPI Major
league baae ball attendance dipped
a alight 3 per cent from It record
huh of 1041 but unofficial figure
show the 16 big league clubs atlU
drew 30JI3J37 customer during
IMS. Th Hew York Yankee were
huh with 2.331.303.
The American league with 10.
M.Ul paid waa off aome 34S.5M
with Cleveland dropping SSeJ&e
from Ita all-time record of a year
ago. The decree was 263 494 In
th NaUonal where the unofficial
total attendance wa 1.507706. .
Oregon over Colorado. Oregon BtaU
over Montana, Baylor over Texas
Tech, Washington Stat over Idaho,
College of Pactflo over Portland,
Temp (Artx.l Bute over Brtgham
Young, Wyoming over Utah State,
Utah over Denver, Colorado A
M over Colorado Mine, Nevada
over Wichita, Hardtn-Slmmon over
New Mexico.
81'NDAYt
Bt. Mary'a over Loyola.
Only four perfect baseball gam
have bean pitched In the majtr
league line 1000.
COME AK5 SEE IT
TODAY!!
patche above hi optic for the
battle. And the Ban Franciscans
pilot. Jack Andrade. countered by
forcing the champ to comply with
California regulation outlawing fa
cial adornment In the ring.
fir. minute ticket sale were ca
nceled to account for gat receipt ' Specialised Service
. tn tn
munri a 1 VI KM 1M UIJW r'i.KC wmw
aesla I6.B20 customer "lln 4000
landing room. .
The fight I scheduled for 10 p.m.
ROOHTER LEAGL'E
Superior Troy Laundry
Ashley Chevrolet
Oreat Northern
Matt Plnnlgan
Herald and New
Ricky Jeweler
W. L.
10 I
1 10
Ing Klamath Lumber and Box. Ray
Hill, bowling tor Dick Reeder
registered the high (core ot the
league thua far with a 221. Weyer
haeuaef Ed Hickman put together
three game for a 566. the top In
dividual series in the Tuesday night
Commercial loop.
1 Dedicated To Service I
Valentino wno cut easily u wear
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Major
Roster
Deadline
NEW YORK. Oct. 14 iv Tomor- !
row night Is the deadline for major !
league club to complete "paper I
transactions" with their minor
league affiliate.
Baseball' "top 16" must cut their
roster to 40 or leu by Saturday
night. After October 15 the club
are not permitted to bring up any
minor leaguer until completion of
the annual player draft In Cln
clnnaU, beginning November 17.
The brass hau of all major league
team liv been busy as beaver!
the past few weeks, deciding who to
"buy" anl who to leave down on
the farm. Many of the player left
will be subject to the draft.
Four National league club the
81 Louis Cardinals. Chicago Cubs,
New York Olanu and Pittsburgh
Pirates made minor league pur
chase yesterday.
Pittsburgh bought Pitcher John
(Wlndyt McCall from the Boston
Red Sea organization on a "condi
tional" basis. McCall tolled for
Brattle of the Pacific Coast league
and Louisville ot the American as
sociation after opening the season
with the Red Sox.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Jone Miller Studio
John Wteland Lager
Dick Reeder'a - 6
Sessler Inc. . . -
Orems Roofing Service 6
Weyerheuer 6
Klamath Lumber & Box . .. 5
KFLW 3
INDUSTRIAL LEAGl'E
Lost River Dairy 4
Origg Market 3
Motor Investment 3
Dick B. Miller .. 1
Ruburban Fire Department .., 3
Eagle Lodge 0
Heath Eyes
Playing Job
The Industrial league opened at
the Klamath recreation center
Monday night with Lost River
Dairy posting a high team (core of
the evening. 2333.
Motor Investment walloped Dick
B. Miller' crew. 3 to 1. Dairyman
Roy Harris rolled a high single
game of 231 and a high series of
556.
In the Monday Booster league.
Matt Flnnlgan had the high series,
a 77 and Al Klttock of Oreat
Northern had a high single score
of 204.
Jones-Miller moved out In front
In the Commercial league by blank-
I BOW, Wash, Oct. 14 OrV-Jeff
7 j Heath, who started hi baseball
7 ! career at Seattle Garfield high
( school, aald yeaterday he la con
sidering an offer to patrol an out
field garden for the Seattle Ral
nlers. He was released Wednesday by
the Boston Brave, who offered him
managership of one of the Brave'
farm clubs.
"But I feel I still have a few play
ing year ahead of me," he explained.
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Fifteen-year-old Marlene Bauer of
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Lindsay of Decatur. III., 3 and I.
yeaterday to reach the semifinals of
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SOCK .FOR SOCI Johnny
Veentjer is ploying his third
year for the Red Roiders.
He'll be seen in action at the
fullback position Saturday
night against the Oregon
Tech Owls. Veentjer hails from
Portland where he prepped at
Franklin high.
Graders Continue
Football Piay
The little fellas have at It again
Saturday morning on the Modoe
practice field with grade school I
football entering lu second week. ,
Two gamea are scheduled. .
Fatrview-Rlverslde. the team thai
battled to a scoreless Ue with
Roosevelt last week will meet Mill
al 9:30 am. Mills last week lost
to the the Conger-Pelican-Fre-mont
eleven, 33 to 0.
At 10:45 Roosevelt will tangle
with the CPP team In what appear
to be the top attraction ot the
day.
iYilllHUlU'L
Firemen Douse
Car Fire
City firemen answered a call ta
the Lost River dairy, 1M0 Espla
nade, about I o'clock last night to
put out a car fire.
They found a flat bed on one of
Ihe company' truck ablate, but
put out th tire with little damage.
Origin of the fire wa not deter
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