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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1949)
' TUESDAY, OCT. 18. 1949 l- Sports Shorts , i : Huskies HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON Will be i 'Hearty' "" BKATTIK. VI. iw.h. liiglnn'a (imiIImII Huskies nmy jii.t bi limping Instead of rrlpplrcl fur tills Haiiiiilay's clash will) Cnlif.ir. tile at llerkeley. l-i-ll llaltliark Holly Klikby. FulU . tMrk lllllll MrKllieiuiy, Turk Irs (lenrge llnyer unit Ijitsii l'rry and KulllMi k Hank Tlrilrmaiiii all were In uiillnriii fur yesierrtay's light 1 ftiirkoul. Alt but Tleileiiiann were Injurrd early In Hie Hianfurd "' slaughter last Haturday. Tlrdrinaiui tits been mit fur three weeks with ' lllnru and flu. HKATTLE. Ort. II IA1 S Han piego baseball trade Involving l he Padres' veteran ratrher, Dee Mnore, and Tour York, Heatlle's utility In flrldrr, was rumotrd Inclay. Earl Hheely, krnrral nisnager ol th ftainlrra, aalit he had talked with President William Hlarr of Ui Padres by telephone, but nuld not disclose tin Individuals Involved. The M'tore-Yoik trsde wm drrmrd by bnseball rlrrlea to be Hi brat brl In view uf rlenltlea ' fired fur tup raUlier and the ' Padres' dralrra for a good utility wall. PU1XMAN. CM. II i,P Tlie i . Washington Htate college Cougars. ho came Uimuiin the Idaho clash with A ons-alded win and no In '"" Juries, worked out yesterday against the UCLA single wini attack thry ' will face Una Haturday. A hard scrimmage topped the workout HKATT1JC. Oct, II iPPele Hal nion. kre of Uie University of Wah. Ii.glon awlm tram, won't be on hand for the Inlerrnllrglat tank eeas.n. Coach Jack Tirnry aald lal night The Vlrtorla. II. C. natalor will br member of the Canadian team to compete in the llrltih Empire ' tallica at New Zealand thla winter. He u scheduled to leave Decern " ' ber 17. A Husky. Salmun won the In , dividual medley and bieesl atroke and U aecond In the 730-yard 'J,'., fiee-slyle t the Coast conference ., northern division meet last aprlni. Secret School Clubs Fought - In Portland PORTLAND. Oct. II The rorlland achool board ael up plana yesterday to do away with secret societies In high schools. After voting unanimously again to ban the societies, the board ap proved recommendatlona of Buper Intendcnl Paul A. Rehmus. . lie Married present organisations ' will be given time to dltbsnd. and those that ran meet atandarda aet up by the arhool administration will be approved. Qualification! To meet itandarcla a club would have to have an authorized adult aiHMiror present through eacn meet ing. It list of membrra and offi cers wouiu be given to the achool. It could not be affiliated with any national or local aecrel aoclety, could not have secret Initiation!, con duct partlea without chaperonea or conduct rushing partlea. Th. action came aa the secret so cieties were entering "Hell Week." t dillonal InlUaUon period. Wreck Injuries Prove Fatal CORVALI.IS. Ort. 11 in Injur ies from an automobile accident were fatal last night to Karl Hor ton, an automobile salesman here and former city recorder of Albany. Morton was Injured last Friday when his car plunged off highway 20 and atrurk a tree. He had lived here after returning from military service. He was Albany city re corder In 1M3-43. EP"BALDY' SEzT'N Here Is a band I am proud I to preaenl la the dancing I public of ptS-'iASIATII.uTll'1" ARMORY Friday, Oct. 21 Featuring Garth Andrews Vocalist Bob "Tex" Cromer Vocalist Roy Woldum Whistler Dick Hill Vocalist Barney Liddoll Trombonist Jorry Burke Hammond. Organist Honors Heaped on Los Angeles Sports Patron Philanthropist Helms Receives AAU, FWA Awards AP N'rwsfealurea UH ANOKI.1W National reiog nlllon haa come to mulll-mllllonalie Paul II. Hrlina of Los Angeles, a phllanthrniiic spuru emhusiast mug established as one of California niiait generous patrons of athletics. Helms, a baking business tycoon wllh a physique as sturdy as a lightweight champion despite his 0U yesrs, recently was tendered two honors of roast to coast distinction. The amateur athletic union of the U. r). apiHilnlrd him an AAU dele gate at large, an honor bestowed on such distinguished gentlemen as Clen. Douglas Mai-Arthur, Amos Alunso rltagg and a few others. In August the Puotball Writers As. soclatlon of America, meeting I n Chicago, named Helms an honor ary member, one of a scsnl few In dividuals so designated by this organization. These tributes are treasured i tilings to take a place along with Innumerable other citations lor un stinting aupimrt of all things ath letic, amateur or porfcssional. A partial run down would Include a collection of lltnimr passes to ma J or and minor league baseball games i he paya his wsy to all events regardlessi; chairmanship of the (southern California Olympic Oaines committee: member of Uie Houthern California Tennis Patrons association; the local football writ ers chapter: underwriter, at a cost of some 125.000. of an Invitational baskrtball tournament, and many other similar honors slid activities. Typical. It might be noted, was the presence of PO underprlvlledged youngfters at a recent professional football game all guests of Helms. Base of the Helms fortune Is a vast bsklng company he established here around 1020. He came here from New York and Buffalo where his business acumen had been dem onstrated previously. He was born a I Ottawa. Kan. Sept. 1. 1W. attended public schools In Buffalo and graduated wnh a BA degree from Byrscuse university In Hill. Last year the university conferred an LLO on him. Base of the Helms sports patron age Is the Helms Athletic founda tion and Helms Hsll. The foundation I s directed by Helms' Indefstlgsble chief lieuten ant. W. K. (Bill) Schrneder. It con ducts extensive research, boasts PACE NINl Screen Performer Answer to Previous Puizle TH HORIZONTAL M Short Jacket I Depleted 55 Computers actress. VERTICAL Marlent , ... 9 She us screen I Abjures 2 Ensnare I her 3 Thai thing 4 Over (prefix) 5 Uncommon Writing fluid 7 Chapters (so.) I Dress edge 9 Cicatrices 13 She- fans 14 Walking stick 19 Symbol for niton 18 Noun's boat 17 r.tlnet lilrrf 1 0 Four (Roman) 10 Symbol fui 20 Oily ketone lantalum 22 Running 1 1 Beast course (suffix) -"" 24 Orgsns of hearing 25 Fur-bearing mammal 211 Health resort 27 Decllltera fab.) 28 Symbol (or calcium JO "Smallest Slate" tab.) 3 1 Pronoun 32 Preposition 33 Chum 35 Cerman river 38 Arabian 40 Principal 41 Mortar hoe 43 Mental facilities 4 Mrjvurg of area 45 Brazilian macaw 47 Creek letter 48 Symbol for tellurium 49 Mohammedan magikti ale 51 Writer ol fantasies fiWi lo Oedlpu 29 While 30 Symbol 'for ruthenium 33 King's home 34 Biblical mountain 18 Alleged force 38 Masculine title 21 Forecasting 37 Scoffs the future 39 Nerve center 23 Pertaining of the body Pi tt 40 Intended 42 Yesr (ab ( 41 Diminutive ol Stanley 48 Circle part 47 Ostrichlike bud 50 Accomplish 52 Hawaiian bird 53 Symbol for cerium 7 3" ho 11 AAC PROS FILL GRIDIRON DILL New YORK. Oct. II p-ror football fans who like their games wide open with plenty of scoring, Uw All-America conference this ytar Is filling the bill. The AAC attackrd-mlnded mem bers are averaging close to 60 points gams and setting all sorts of rec ords for piling up figures on the scoreboerd. , A week ago the conference set a three-game record with a total of KXTKKTAIN.VIKNT TAX BUN VALLEY. Ida.. Oct. 18 l,P) Repeal of the federal entertain ment tax was asked yesterday In a resolution adopted by the Pacific Coast Conference of Independent Theatre Owners. 219 points. Last week-end the boys rang up 178 points In three games. In the last nine games, the aver age haa been 88 3. That's better then a point a minute. The Ban Francisco Forty-Niners, leading the league with six vic tories In seven starts, are setting the offensive pare with a total of 281 points. They ruve scored 107 in their last two outings. Ban Francisco also la tops Ir IRRIGATION PIPE Csacrsl lerlsstlaa slM eats SS wait wSsra yaa wsat M fsa a) wlSS . Jjl r a, VTl aa WW. Pjf Saa SSsetst SI. Tst. SMS r"" Claaislfe Tt rushing with an average of 2484 yards game. The New York Yan kee follow at 198 and hot Angelas 1 third at 155.1. 1 FASHION CLEANERS Ph. 5563 129 Be. 7tb SEE KIMBALL'S GLASS SHOP Frvmpt tWrvta It I Walag.1 FOR AUTO GLASS Always ir Parking In Rear if Always atsV4slsthU Prl4M 3 . V t Free Pick-up t Delivery! n In Tiwli Ctn Tii m ' 4-Hour Special Service Skill Care ' a Beyond Compare None Better!! JAYHAWK GAS 213S South 6th "91" OCTANE ITHYL 30' one of the finest sports libraries and museums in the country, and each year honors with trophies and med als literally hundreds of athletes, young and old, past and present. In all categories of sport. Mr. Helms has spent more than I2M.0O0 on the foundation alone since tt came Into existence In 1918. Helms Hall Is the building, hard by the main Helms baking plant In suburbsn Culver City which will cost cloase to 1500.000 when all units are completed I n 1950. It houses Uie foundation and lie staff. It Is the scene of many sports gath erings. Is open to the public and s a haven at all hours of the night or day for harassed sports and radio people In need of background ma terial. Helms also Is active In number ous civic matters not pertaining to sports, and his easy, good humored approach to any subject belles his Intrnse enthusiasm and energy. He names baseball as his favorite spectator sport. He thinks there Is no thrill greater than A World Series ball game. But he can still reel off the sequence of plays that led up to that dramatic last minute 18-14 victory of Houthern California. The same goes for a sprint race crew, a basketball contest, a championship tennis match, Paul Hoy Helms can discourse at length, and with astonishing technical skill, on most any given sport. It Is a mystery how the man man ages to operate and correlate all of his many Interests Business sports, civic welfare. Uie grand opera, social rounds. I There must be two Paul H. Helms. There must be. except that there can't be but one. For a frv pennies per word you can advertise to thousands througn a Want-Ad I Phone 8111. Olt's Poole's Ztt Ho. 7th for Bicycles, Tricycles Wagons, Model Kits LADIES' Latest Fall llandbaga All IS hww allies aaS f Urs 1.98 to 2.98 Plui Tex Klamath Variety Store Knjoy HMlih Hnt, Comfort And Hospltalltr at tho Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarium Sot Miser. 4 Mad Bfttka for Knumtiarn, Arihrlti sNaurttlfi, Krvousnrf., Hich fl Low HlnM I'rtMurt rid gkla Krui.tirin. Cswfcoa Bloslt Tpor Baths far Aftthma. Krumt, Cold, hlnaa and HrnnehitU. atwkaorm Utaanl SprtaeTf gWaltarlavm. ML 1. 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