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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, OCT. 26, 194? HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THIRTEEN Sports ROUNDUP eevsBw Hugh Fullerton NEW YOltK. Oct. 2 il'i-After Brure Drake, Oklahoma V. basket, ball coach, worked aa public ad dreaa announcer during Oklahoma' M-M victory ovtr Kiimu but week, h. wa to Hoars trom daarrlbing 111 III touchdown, he dropiied InUi tlx barber ehop and anked tlia boy (a 11 Dim sing Oau In lit quartet Instead ol Irad. , . that Uvea you om Idea ol what kind ol a team ill Booner hav a great (coring Outfit Uiat Isn't ao, hl defensively alnc Line-Hacker Mvrrl Orral house departed. . J or Instance, Hall- tack Omni Tlinmaa, who credit la extra, In running on th Championship rliit rrlay mm but spring, n a mad trn touch 4owna In lour game to match Ma IMA total. And fullback Leon Heath haa averaited belter than a (Iral down to every carry . , . . Oklahoma!! claim the rest ol th whedul la totikh. but we'll pick them to win any aaturday. Ill a well known I in I that the football season haa a disastrous ef- "rt on the Menial proreasrs M Wtiire. . -Mra. Im Krimotuls. wlla of th Indiana V. aaslataM. can tell you It mut be catching. . . th Edmonria ar very proud of their brand new car and, aa an ' waa going down 111 alreel In llloom- liigum the other day. Mra. K. waa pleauid to aee a vehicle Jul Ilk her approaching . . . .thinking It turely muat be her husband, ahe wived enthusiastically and yelled "lit". . . .then a a blank-fared alranger drove by. Mra. rMmonrta remembered ah waa driving their new car herself. Eddie Oyer and hla brother have opened an tniuranre aiienry In Hous ton. Tex., where th Card' mana ger llgurea hell be chained to a dck moat of the winter. He mil ran t Insure 1 pennant. . . consider, able confusion was created around the local hockey oil Ire when Chuck Hayner. Hanger goalie, and Kmlie Kranrla of the New Haven farm club were hurt on the tame nlvhl Aa a rrnult, Lome Worsley, listed tentatively aa a rookie net minder with th Rovera. will fill In at New Haven and they're hoping somebody will be ready for th next Ranger game. . . Howie Krhulta. one-time Dodger firm baseman, will be play er-mach of tne Andervin, Ind Packer during th batkrtball sea' a o n. Seems appropriate; Howie learned a lot about brrfa In Ebbet field. IlleJrah'a publicity dept. report that th Ducka. which winter at the Infield lake, have begun to arrive Football Attendance Shows Upswing in All Sections But East; Up 29 Per Cent in SW NEW YOltK, Oct. 36 111 Th college tixitball boom continue with a per cent attendance Increase lor th Ilrst half of the HMD season. A aurvey by th Associated Press of Vis gamea played by III teama III all aectlona of th nallon rrflrcta f per cent decline in th Etrnt but galna In all other aectora In cluding an rye-caU'lilng 211 per cent upswing In th Houlliwest. Michigan tope the lint with 391.717 for the f rat three arlloula at Ann Arbor where th atudium rapacity haa been Increased VI .3:111. Ohio But packed In 310.180 for three hum dale and Callfornla'a unbeaten Oolilen Hear played to 2:i:t.600 In four home appearancea. TelevUton aarently haa mad little appreciable dent In their draw ing power. Houthern Methodlat, playing lla gamea In th 73.000 rapacity Cotton Howl, haa drawn 3311.000 for four gamea. Stanford's Uital la 2M.0O0 for five gamea and Houthern California, from 17,039 to th other school In the 300 000 clan, haa been aeen by 20.uoo in lour hum appearance. Minneaota alao belongs up with the leadere on averagra for the Go phers drew 116.334 for two home gamea. Pennsylvania, which usually sells out franklin field, dipped from ISO. 000 to 137.000 for IU first three home starts. Columbia and Yale alto drop ped off al Uie gate In early season wltn losing teams. Th 111 schools, probably about a fourth of all thou playing Inter collegiate football, totalled 7.0811,050 for th the 303 gamea. Although these Include most of the top teama In th nation. It la lately that at leaat 10,000.000 fan taw college game In th first half of the season. Th Increaaea rang from 3 per cent In the Southwest, to three tenth of 1 per cent In th Midwest. Th Far West waa up 7 per cent and th South 1 per cent. I' 9 1 I, I '". ', ' Zrr v. 1 KRAMER WINS MATCH, GONZALES COPS PLAUDITS OF CROWD IN PRO OPENER NEW YORK. Oct. 20 W1 Even If he never beats Jack Cramer In tlirlr professional tennis tour, Rich ard (Pancho) Oonzalea la going to have a lot of fun and make a lot of money. They launched th tour In Madl aor Hquare Clnrden last night and Kramer ahowed that he atlll la th best tennis player In the world by drubbing the 31 -year-old Mexican American youth. 6-4. 3-6. 6-3. 6-3 llut the crowd of 13.347 fans who cam out on a rainy night and con tributed to a groas gat of 141.136 at 16 lope rod with Ooniale all th way. Crlea of "Com on Panch" echoed from the galleries frequently. The GOOD SKATE Helen Gard ner of Knoxville is skating with the New York team against 0 New Jersey side in the Roller Derby at New York's 69th Regiment Armory. with the horses. . . big difference is that no bustrd horse players can stow away with the Ducks to ride to the winter races. Hick Rudolph, who died Thursday night, waa one of the few pitchers who ever loaned a no-hll game and lost It. Dirk turned In nine nn-hlt Innings lor Toronto against M 0 n treal In 1010 and waa beaten In the 13th. . . Lehigh University's soccer tram la undefeated thla season, but Coach Billy Sheridan la beginning to wonder when hla boys are going to win a game. They have played three gamea and each haa ended tn a lie. "Wynne With Winners' Thla Week' IS (lame Southern California at Washing ton. California at UCLA. Waihlnglon Stat at Oregon Bute. Oregon at Iowa. Santa Clara at Stanford. Michigan at Illinois. Plttaburgh at Penn. Columbia at Cornel. Northwestern at Ohio Slat. Iowa State at Oklahoma. Alabama at Oeorgla. Mississippi State at Tulane. Tennessee at North Carolina. Notre Dame al Navy. Trxaa Christian at Baylor. rhrera were virtually all for the husky youngster who came off the public courts of lyia Angeles and skyrocketed to fame by winning the national amateur title the past two years. But Pancho needed more than cheers against the veteran Kramer. Through It all, Oonzalea had more fun than anybody. He clowned a little and laughed a lot. He enjoyed himself thoroughly. Prank Parker, who preceded Kra mer and Oonzalea as national a ma. tur champion, also was unsuccess fu! In hla pro debut. He waa beaten by Francisco 'Panchoi 8"ura, the little Ecuadorian who has been touring with Kramer for 18 months, 6-3. 6-4. Rhubarbs Feature Victoria Cougar's 3-1 Skating Win Over Los Angeles Monarchs By Th Astoria ted Everything that goe with hockey. Including the fight, happened In Victoria last night aa the tough Vic toria Cougar chalked up their fourth Pacific Coast league victory over the toa Angelea Monarch, 1 to 1. The Cougar ran up a 2-0 lead In the flrat period and then scored an other In th tomd third before the Monarch finally tallied their lone goal of the evening. Monarch Center McCarthy was ruled off th Ice early In the third period for taking a swat at a spec tator who grabbed hla stick aa h( akaied past. Shortly after, Blair of Los Angeles and Rockey of Vic toria were banished from the game after a fist fight. Earlier, the game waa delayed 10 minutes while a physician took stltchea In the lip of Monarch Coast Hockey Oakland 3, Sau D.rgo 1. Vancouver 6. New Westminster 1. San Francisco 2, Preano 1. Seattle 4, Tacoma 4 (tie). Victoria 3, Los Angele 1. Ooalle Hee Hlghton, who waa hit with a flying puck. In Tacoma, the Rocket and the Seattle Ironmen battled to tough 4-4 tie. Tacoma Jumped to a 3-0 first-period lead but couldn't hold It aa the Ironmen counted four In a row In the second. The Rocket tied the count In the same period. In Vancouver, the Canuck came to life In the third period to chalk up five goal and down the New Westminster Royal 6-3, In a game which had looked like a Royal walkaway. Meanwhile. In the southern di vision, the hard skating San Fran cisco Shamrock counted their sixth victory of th season In clapping down the Preano Falcone, 3-1, In th Falcon Ice. The Oakland Oaka defeated the O POOLE'S FOR Shotgun Shells If Eaey to Park at Poole's m So, 7th CELERI LEADS IN GROUND GAINING LOS ANOEL E S, Oct. 36 IIP) Quarterback Bob Cclerl of Cali fornia moved Into the leadership of ground gainers In the Pacific Coast conference off hi effort last week agi.nst Washington. Celert ran and paased 160 yards to boost hla total for alx games to 704. while the eratwhlle leader. Ken Carpenter of Oregon State, dropped back to fifth place after being In jured on the first play against Stanford. Second to Celert la Tommy Kings ford, Montana, with 699 yards, and Ernie Johnson of UCLA I third with 504. Leading ruaher remained Bob Sander of Oregon, with 603 yard earned In 64 carries. Second Is Jack O'Laughlln, Montana, with 364 yards. Sander failed to score against Southern California last week but remained the leading scorer, with cU-ht touchdown for 48 point. Bill Martin of U'I3 and Cliff Schroeder, Ll 5 Min. from Town 1 L"".a.a-"U for THE Shotguns .. C-1. 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