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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY OCT. 28, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE SEVEN Illinois Will Wish It Had Grange Against Michigan Tomorrow NEW VOIIK, Xl. 21 CrV-Cimiln,: bm k with eiiuUier eerlrs of fiire casta, knowing there can lint be an other IIih k nl upsets such hit Ilia tiKitball wiirlil last week-curl. 11 week's smre waa 11 correct erlecllima and 17 liiromit fr a .77(1 evriuitr. That nwila thr sea anus's rivuira am inn ret, 70 wnm for CIJ. Michigan over Illlnoli: Thin In lha twenty-fifth anniversary of lied Oraiutr's oil day at Michigan's rirne. Illinois, surprise trader of thr III Trn. will wlh Orange waa playing again. But another red hcetl, Chuck Ortmann of Michigan, will be tlie ham. Niilra Hume over Navy: What do you rsirt, a mlraclr? Callfmnla ovrr UC'I.A: California haa permitted lie three prevloua ruaat confrrrnce opponent law than Juggling Tlu Uunkrl 8HirU Itcscari h serv Ira had lu do a lot of Jutntllnii In the wake of lent werk-rml gridiron re versals. Only two trama irlalnril last week poaltlona in the Dirk Uunkrl power Indrk. The Booticra plastered Nrhrska, 41-0, to retain Number Thrre pot while the tlulilm Hears of llrrkr- ley staycu pm uwj riAnd He's Not Kiddin' In Nuinbrr Hlx position lit IU jl-7 virlory over Wanhlngloii. The mighty Irish of Notre tanu tllpiied to arcolut but only . because they win Idle. . Army, on the alrenglh o f Ita W-6 pasting of Coluinbla, clam bered Into the lop apnt. itm in iti) AP SCRIBE PICKS UCLA OVER BEARS a touchdown each, UCLA yielded an I average of two to earn of lu four loop rlvala. Army over Virginia Military: At Army a atudrnt la known aa a cadet; at Virginia Military he la a keydet. The difference la even greater on the football field. Pltuburgh over I'eiiiylvaiilt: Penn U among the nation's un beaten but hasn't looked aharp in any of IU four vlctorlea. Oklahoma ovrr Iowa Mute: Okla homa haa a arret quarterback In Royal and a great end In Owena. Trxaa over Southern Methodic Doak Walker la out of the hoxpiul but It la not likely that he will be at hU beat following a weeks bout with the flu germs. North Carolina over TennCMire: The dry, home field will help Caro lina'! lamed Charlie Justice In this one. On llila I ran vociferously dis agree Willi the Uunkrl system. The farl thai a learn la Idle rrruinlv d a i not Indicate that II la nut allll the Nuinbrr line gridiron power, un til the righting IrUh are knocked eff In gridiron ronipellllon, all oih-a- thlnia being equal, thla romrr would allll aay they're I lie unquali fied rhamplone. .deled note: The Uunkrl system. alao, dura not take Into nmttilcra lion tnjurlra, home playing rondl tlona or other aiclehght aalx u Uiat have a definite bearing on football play Other learns In Uie Helecl Ten are Michigan, fourth, alter upending Mlnneanta: Michigan Htate moved from rlghth to tilth after slaughter lug Penn State; the Trojans of rloulhern Calllornla Jumped from ninth to arveiilh after cuffing Ore gon; the Minnesota Oothera a I Id Jrom fouth to rlghth: Tcsas-con-qurrlng Klre I ninth, and Ohio Btate la on the fringe in tenth place. Gems Move Up Don MrMhanr. Phllllra wont, re poru that Hhurutop Murrle Nonlell and Outfielder Pinky lle.ur. Oem regulars of the Itrlg and HMD teams, will Jump from Class D lo Class A. The Oem pair will play with mica of the Eastern league, CUm A base ball. MrNhane haa elgncd Calvin Pool an IH-year eld bay area catcher to do Ihe receiving choree for the lirrni neat araaon. Pool will be one of all rook tea the rlub will have lo carry nest year. W Pool romee by' hla baaeball talent honestly. Two smrlee were baseball iijUMi-s a few year bark, liar Ian Pool raoght for Ihe Cincinnati Rede and (Iron Peol donned brhlnd the bal paraphernalia for the San fran etsco Heala. The Oema alM are eyeing a high school pitcher from HchenecUdy. N. Y, aa a possible addition to the Bpud roatrr. He u Jerry Murphy mho haa thrown In with the Phlla' organisation. , Br HOII MVKRM I.OH ANOK1.KH, f-t. 5H lylV-Owe again the over-worked crucial boon up In Ihe athletic affairs of the Uni versity of California and the Urn'. enlng race for the It me Howl In the Pacific coast conference. The unbeaten Hears come south from Berkeley In play their grown up little brother Hrulna of UCI.A and Ihe contest, the lop one In tji couference tills week, may be a wilder thing than the bay people suMiect. The Berkeley contingent has won five straight tames thla season In IU bid for a return engagement in the Hose Howl New Year s Day. Two of the triumphs, ovrr Southern California and Washington, are of Ihe all-Important conference va riety. The Uclans have nut been beaten In four conference engagement, their single loss lo tmlrprmlcnt Kama Clara meaning nothing In the rich Itose Uowl scheme of tilings. Thus the "Stop Cal" campaign here domlnatea the coast acene, bill there are other tuaslea of Interest on up. Houthrrn California's Trojans, praying for a UCLA win over Cal because they gel a crack at thr Uclana November 19. figure to hum! unhappy Washington IU fourth cle feat of the conference race. This one Is at Heat tic. KOI (ill AFTrKSOON Hlanford can look lor a rough afternoon at Palo Alto with Hantn Clara. Oregon State and Washington Htate, earh with two wins and thrre defeata, play lo aee which one will emerge with a .400 average, and for a pair of second division teams, the audtum at Corvallta should resound with action, Oregon, which whipped L'HC for the first half and then folded up completely, travels Into Big Ten ter ritory to play Iowa; Idaho takes a breather with Portland univrrslty at Boise, and Montana engages Eastern Washington at Missoula. Off their records, California right ly la favored to get put UCLA. I The Berkeley Bears whlpird Santa Clara, 11-7. and Snnta Clara blanked UCLA. 14-0. California has far the better offensive and defensive rec ord and much more depth of ma terial, particularly In the line. SPIRIT AND BTITF But Ihe Bruins have generated a lot of the stuff known as spirit and on occasion have shown tremendous fondneaa for solid blocking and lack Ung. They have done far more than expected and aome 70.000 Home coming Day witnesses may get more than they expect In a football game. Thla observer, with a peculiar taato far banting hla head against rigid objecu, prrdicu wins by Southern California ovrr Washing ton, Iowa ovrr Oregon, Oregon HUle ovrr Washington male, Santa Clara over Stanford, Idaho over Port' land, and swinging way out like the daring young man UCLA ovrr California. Nrxt atop the Hat nuthouse. 1000 See Grid Show A rrowd rstlmatrd at 1000 i the small fry go through thrlr foot ball paces at thr gradr school grid Jiimborre Wednesday night on Mo dor flrld. In thr first quarter Roosevrlt and Prrmont-Congrr-Prllcan bnttlrd lo a srorrless tie; Mills and Pnlrvlrw Rlvrrslrie went to a 6-6 deadlock In the second nuartrr: In the third quarter Palrvlrw-Hlvrrslde blanked Roosevelt, 14-0: and the last quar ter aaw Premont-Conger-Pellran run to an 16 to 0 victory over Mills Officiating waa dour by Dale Throckmorton. Mnrlo Plsan. Ralph Mohlrr. Bob llendershott. Lrn Surlrs. Pnul Drllrr. Carl OusUfson and Dr. O. I. Wright. Southern California over Wash Ington: Washington allll haa back- Catch Sets World Record BANDPOINT, Ids., Oct. 26 (Pr-A world'a record was claimed today for a 32-pound Dolly Vardrn trout caught In I-ake Pend Oreille yrstrr day by Nelson L. Higglna, Pullman druggist. Plrld and Htrram magazine HsU Ihe world's record for thr species at 2V' pounds. That fish waa caught In Lake Pend Orlrlle June 10. I47. by R. C. Ilontt of Haydrn Lake, Idaho. Jim Parsons, secreUry of the Sandpolnt chamber of commerce, anid the fish waa weighed on two aeu of scales. flrld trouble and Uie Trojan have Bill tBallleshlpi Martin. Skipping over the others In a hurry: Friday: VUlanova ovrr Boston college, Bt. Mary s over Drake, Okla homa A 4c M. ovrr Detroit, College of Pacific over Ban Joee Bute. Halurday Eaat: Dartmouth ovrr Yalr. Cor nell over Columbia, Harvard over Holy Cross, Penn State ovrr Syra cuse, Princeton over Rutgers, Am herst over Tufu, Boston university over Scranton. Delaware over Muhlenberg, Duquesne over S1 Louis. Georgetown over Pordham, Williams over Union, Wesleyan over American International, Washing ton At Jefferson over Carnegie Tech Vermont over Majutachusetu. Midwest: Iowa over Oregon, Ohio Bute over NorthwrsUrn. Kansas over Kansas Bute, Marquette over Grants Pass in Favored Role Tonight Colorado SUM. Mlnneac-U over Purdue. Michigan Btate over Tem ple. Missouri over Nebraska. Tulsa over Wlchiu, Wisconsin over In diana. South: Georgia over Alabama, Virginia over West Virginia. Ken tucky over Cincinnati, Louisiana Btate over MiMlstlppI, North Caro lina State over Virginia Tech, Tu- lane over Mississippi Btate, Vender bill over Auburn, Wake Forest over Clrmaon, Washington 4c Mary ov Richmond, Florida over Purman. Georgia Tech ovrr Duke, MaryUnd over Soulh Carolina Southwest: Arkansas ovrr Texas A 6c M. Baylor ovrr Trxaa Christian, Rice ovrr Trxaa Tech. Par Wesf Colorado over Utah, Denver ovrr Ariaona. Montana over Monuna Stau, Oregon SUte over Washington State. Hlanford ovrr Santa Clara, Wyoming ovrr Brig- ham Young. Arttona (Tempt) SuUj over New Mexico. Idaho over Pott- land. Sunday: San Francisco over K vada. f-ek.-aaaasMaw I fate ft 5 By The Associated Prras OranU Pass, aiming for a second straight atate high school football title, will Uke Ihe big test In dis trict competition tonight. A Klamath Falls learn that over whelmed Medford two weeks ago, 21-6. meets the defending champs nt, the Oranu Pass field. OranU Pass barely got by Mrdlord. 7-d. last week, but nevertheless Is a slight favorite to down Klamath for the district 2 crown. The close rare In district 4 win be highlighted by a trie of (antra, rialrm, Albany and Kugrne are in the running there. Albany gets the Catholic, playa Ashland from dis trict 2, In Portland. Like district 6, the district ( leaders also Uke things easy until next week ! title game. Grant and Roosevelt are the unbeaten leaders. Grant meeu Benson and Roosevelt plays Jefferson. Other games: Milton Preewater at Hermiston. Bend at Medford. I-akevlew at Burns. Redmond at Madraa, North Bend at Roaeburg, Reedaport at Myrtle Creek. Leba non at Cotuge Orove, Junction City at Bt. Mury'a of Eugene. Canby al Sandy. Dallas bt Mt. Angel. 811 verton at Eitacada, Woodburn at Sweet Home at Tillamook, Rainier at St. Helens, Scappoose at Park rose, Prlnevule at Columbia Prep at Portland. I Shotguns For Sale For Rent E GUN STORE 711 Main HI. KII.EA HONORKD MONTGOMERY. Ala., Oct. 26 P! Ma). Oen. Thomas E. Rllea of Oregon waa elected to the executive council of the national guard asso ciation at the close of the 71st fen eral conference last night. Oops! Wrong Basket . . . OTI Highlight of the launch ing of Intramural basketball at Oregon Tech waa Charles Bolejn's "wronj way Rlrgrl" allot. Bulryn. playing for the Sports Equipment clasa, became confused In a mase of playera near mld courl and looped one through the enemy basket. With Boleyn a aasist, graphic aru won over the poru equipment class, 21 lo 17. In another October 36 game, Diesel beat Business, 25 to 19. October 26 Electrical Repair trounced Auto Bhop, 63 to 10 and Sewage Disposal disposed of Diesel. 26 to 22. iirKwr-. "Pr'ted to Mol.ll.. Be.verton .1 Newber,, roast by lu cross-loan rival, i ni- verally High, and rialrm to gallop I peat Corvallls. 1 The district 5 program la head lined by a Greaham-Milwaukle con test. In the confused golmts-on there both teams have a chance at the title. Oregon City meets West Linn in another district game, while Hood River, also In the running, tangle with Astoria, a strong rnlry from district 7. La Orandr, with the district 1 title all but sewed up. travels to The Dalles tonight. Bakrr will play Onurlo In anolhrr district game. Pendleton goe out of the district to uckle Walla Walla. In district 2 Marshfield. the fa vorite, meeu a weak Coqullle tram. The district 6 altuallon also will be quiet. Illllsboro will brush up for nrxt week s tltle-decldinr name with McMlnnrltle by playing Tigard to night. McMlnnvllle wanna up on t'oreel Grovr. The district 1 leader. Central Attention DUCK HUNTERS Beginning Sot., Oct. 22 ft THE WI-NE-MA COFFEE SHOP WILL OPEN 3:30 A. M. SERVING BREAKFAST To Hunters ALSO LUNCHES PREPARED TO TAKE WITH YOU Quality Food At Reasonable Prices PATE NT E D Bin-bottle! U. S.aMHa, IJI.SO ACTUALLY IMPROVIS Mr. Boston Fine Winos fV'4 roit MUSCATIt 0? MR. BOSTON WINES OF CALIFORNIA Mr. Bowoa Dial Ilia lac.. Boats. Maw. SEE OUR WINDOWS j 5 Min. from Town t a Quick Change Wrestling champions change quicker than Bally Rand can awiuh her fans. Grappling Promotor Mark Llllard told me Wednesday night that the new Junior heavyweight champion of the northwest circuit Is Al Siasa, who can bounce out of hold quicker thai, you can aay "kapoot." FTankle Stojerk was the title hold er to long that 1 waa of the opinion that he still wore the crown on his thinning hair. Mul It erema It happend like this . . . Ktojark waa whipped by Jack MeAulllffe In Canada recently and, even though the decision waa ques tioned. Ihe Canadian commission upheld IU Tough Tony Rose aaked for a erara at McAullffe and Ihe latter refused. The commission promptly declared Tony the rhamp. Then laat Baturday In Roaeburg when Rows put hla belt on the line, Msaaa Beared a victory over the growling meanle. i The Hungarian didn't put hla A bauble up when he traded grips with Davidson Wednesday night although he won the match, anyway. OtNIAL NOSfl Huskies Drub Trojans, 38-7 MERRILL. 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