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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, 194V HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THIRTEtN Sports ROUNDUP 9 1 Hugh Fullerton NEW YORK " A coupli or tighten were pinched In Cincinnati th other day (or liitiidln u en ease In a prl riiht. , , "we'd lk to eee any on pin that rap on MM of til alhlrlee rhi hav appeared In Ilia (lerclrii ring re. crnlly. they're to Inromutenl yuu don't kimw when they climb lUto ttit ring- Whether thry Intend to llllil. . . UuIiiii Marker, fixitball I'Oarh at Uia Citadel of Charleatmi, lurnrd down an automobile from a booater club twraww ha tald lha douali "can be urd In belter waya to Improva alhlellri.". , , In cane you don't know, a new rar uaually will (ft ynu loud halfback pro virled you match lha other Induce' menu offered by rival achooU. , . In M yeara, no football train haa brrn abla to win Ilia ln Ten lltl while loalng mora than one confer ence fame. . . looka like thla may be the neauiii when the champion hip will be held In advance. Yea ran believe thla or not, at you rhonae, but Colgate Drum beater Don Prick taya It waa re ported by llalfhaik Alan Killer. . . while Coleaale waa holdlni a pre. fnn arrlmmaae eialmi an tin . riVoied collrve, Kalrr, who had been rrtirl, waa Uild to errrle by Jog. ling around the field. . . lie hap pened to pauui behind the rival ! bench Jual long enough to overhear lift con verm lion: roach: "You tee whal'a happening In there. Moron akl. They're punhing ui all around Now I want you to gel In there and get vlrloua. . " Player: "OK., coach. I get you. Hut mho'i vl cJoua? What nuniber la he wearing?" One of Uia bigger laughi cornea from the report that Charley Kwart bad u bear down on tiie N. Y B'llldoga In practice to prevent "overronfldence " . . . Incidentally. Oeorgalna aren't urprlu-d at John ny Raurh'a fine work a defennlve halfback for the IJulldogi. lie av eraged 50 minute a game, much of 11 on defene. In four year at Georgia. . . the Mluncapolle Lakera are nhooitng for their third at might baikelball title In three different Ifngura. They won the National league till In 1MB and the DAA UM year: now they're In the NIIA pro frld ecoule hava been con verging on lUtteftburg. Mtu.. to In apert Cliff Cwaln. 310-pound end. and Halfback Krankle Hprulell of Miulwlppl Southern college. Vote to eraula: the Indiana State reformatory "lied Haldera" have won ! football gamea In a row. one by 101 -0. Hrveral of Ita plavera axe due to "graduate" anon. . North Teiaa Stale, which haa only one letterman back from lat yeara na tional collegiate golf champlomhlp team, Un't worrying. Blx playen Chaos Reigns as Western Conference Battle For Rose Trek NKW YORK, Nov. 1 Ml lie Michigan by polnla and Mlnne eota by I3' In the big gamea Satur day that aetlle a couple of Im portant football Uaura In the mid land!. Ill odda-makera Ihua hav pre arrlbed an aomomy-alwd headache for the men who inunt pick the Weatern conferenc repreaentatlv to lh Rna Howl. Michigan la hnat to Ohio Stat at Ann Arbor while Mlnneaola playa Wlaronaln at MlnnraKilla. Should the Wolverlnra and Oo phera prevail aa predicted, the Hlg Ten champlonahlp would be de cided In Mlchlgan'a favor for the third atralght year but the Bowl picture would be complete confualon. Ohio Bute, which now aharea the league lead with Michigan, would be tied with Mlnneiota with a 4- mark and Itllnola could even horn In with a claim by trimming Northwentrrn. The Burkeyea could simplify mat ter! by upaetllng Michigan and tak ing the whole worka the Itlf Ten title and the bowl, loo. Michigan la Ineligible fa return la Paiadena be rauaa II waa a vlallor there two yeara ago. Anoihrr eonllngenry a Wlaronel. victory and an Ohio Hlale defeat would put lha fladgera In there. All le rheoa. Ttie drrlMon will be mad by vote of conferenc faculty repre arntallvra If the loaue la not cleanly aetlled Saturday. The announcement will be made Monday, Commlwloner Kenneth U iTugi Wllaon aald. The tilde rule aiieclallata who dupe llirne thing! out In advance forecaat no luih conipllratlona at the other end of Hie Roe Bowl aula the Pacific Coaat. Out there 'he unbeaten .untied California Bean rule a d'4 point favorite over Stanford, although the fray la at the Indiana' atomplng ground! In Palo Alto. California, Michigan, Ohio Htate and Mlnneaola are paid-up member of the aport'a lop ten, picked In the weekly Aaeorlated Preea poll. They are third, fifth, aevenlh and eighth, reepecuully. Virginia, rated ninth, la lha only ana of thla erlevl aorlrty eapeeted to tak II on the rhln Ihl week. The ( avallera are II '4 point nndrrdoga In their game with Tulane. Top-rated Notre Dam la favored for anotlier romp a 43-polnl pick over Iowa. Second-ranked Oklahoma la 20 over Santa Clara. Army. No. 4, la Idle, pointing to Navy a week later. 6000 Players Go On Block at Draft CINCINNATI, Nov. 16 ipMn)or league baarball begin! another of Ita chilly weather fllnga her today. The rulra commute of baaeball met during the day aa the braaa of the major! began arriving tor the annual player draft tomorrow. The American aaaoclatlon aim had a meeting acheduled for today. Recommendation! for aeveral change! will be acted upon by the rulea committee. Including one to revoke the prnviilon forbidding the atarting of an Inning In a night game after 13 M a. m. Another would change the rule whlrh provldra that a baae runner la out If hit by a batted ball while Handing on baae. That change would not apply If the base runner were on the move, The rerommendatlnna have been !tibmltted by a aubcommlltee which made a atnry of the rulra over a period of aeveral montha. Some (000 playen. Including 183 of the bnnua variety, will go on the block at the draft meeting. Bonua playen are thnee who were paid mora than a ipeclfird amount to aign a contract. Not too many playen are expect ed to be picked up In the draft. In '.Ml only to were claimed for a total of 4182.500. broke 300 In a recent 73-hote freth-man-aoph tournament and Froah Billy Maxwell carded 371. . . Scoop Latimer report eouthrrn football teama are ao weak thla year that the only time the offemlv platoon are the ball la when they pump it up. The laat are Ilrat ao far at mak ing aeleclloiia In the draft. The teama whlrh flnUhed laat In the National and American aeaaona thla yrar get fmt crack at the talent Powers Lost To Trojans LOB ANOR1.ES, Nov. 1 lift The Unlvenlty of Southern California haa loat It main offemlv threat for the aeaaon Acc Quarterback Jim Powera. Powera, the Pacific coait confer ence top paaaer. la hoaplLallKd with a chipped hip bone auffered In the November S Stanford game. The Injury waa dlacovered only yenter day by X-rar. The Trnjane' No. 2 and No. 3 quarterback! also are aldelincd which meana tint Coach Jeff Crx vath may have to atari Sophomore Dean Schneider, a fourth-atrlnger. agalmt UCLA Saturday and None Dame the following week. Rice, ilxth In the lateat poll, I rated 1 points better than Texas Chrlatlan. Southern Methodist, No. 10, lil'i over Baylor. Here how soma of th other headline gam i tack up In the early odda: Pittsburgh met Penn Bute, Mlaaourl over Kanaas, Purdue 10 over Indians, Illinois 10 over North western, Arkansas 1 over William and Mary, North Carolina 1 over Duke Kentucky 12 '4 over William and Mary, North Carolina 1 over Duke. Kentucky 12'i over Tennessee, Georgia Tech 14 over South Caro lina, Southern California 1 over PORTLAND MAY DROP FROM STATE PLAY-OFF RING ii:m BKI.LH! PORTLAND, Nov. 18 (H) Gov ernor McKay told a republican gioup here he waa confident the party would retain control of Ore gon. But he aald precinct workrra must "ring door bells" to do the Job. By Th Associated Preea Rumor of a poat-aeaaon meeting between city high school football champion! of Portland and Seattle were disclosed In the Oregon city last night and promptly denied In Seattle. The report waa published In th Prep Patter column of the Oregon- I Ian The newspaper aald Portland achooU are thinking of dropping out of the annual Oregon title play off because the sponsoring Oregon i High School Activities aaaoclatlon takes a 15 per cent cut of the re ceipts. It had been auggeated. the re I port continued, that Portland and i Seattle teama tangle In a poat-aea- son clash each year. The two top teama would meet In one city and the runnersup In the two leaguea meeting In the other. In Seattle, Athletic Director Leon Brlgham described the proposal as "news to me," but followed that up by aaylng that "such a plan has HAVE A HEDELBER6 X An fA J I kAND J ir.l.lU.alHa.lVim.Jf.MUIII.Ilsi.tirT. IV7!viTTT7MfT71 been rejected by th Seattle school administration." 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