FRIDAY. NOV. 18, I94
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FACE THIRTEEN
SPORTS
ROUNDUP
ly Hugh Fulltrton
NEW YORK UIV-Th North Cro.
Una Urn weren I Hit only ones wav
Inf confederal flaga around NfW
York In Ui pal lew days. . ,
Maryland' Jim Tlum turned up
at yaet.rdaya football writers' gab
(Ml wllh an tnipaaeionrd plea lor
alatw' rlghla" or rattier, confer,
nc playra. . . . Tatum'a argu
ment followed an old emitlirm line
It w can't help Ilia boya In our
own way, th tllg Ten will outbid
ut. . . . Ororg Haurr, th Navy
roach, figures Ilia Ariny-Pmn ama
turned out taaclly the way Earl
Walk warned It. 'Hie Cadet made
enough mlalakr and had a clou
enouf It rail that lllalk ran "needle"
them rllht down to the Navy lame
. , , , Hip Kiuil of Hrown claims
hi biggest mltlake waa letting an
alumnus to arnut Princeton during
III week before the lleara loit their
only game. When Kip arrived, he
found lit guy had been scouting
the Princeton IM-pound tram.
This an will be told without
nam, partly to avoid emburras.
einf anyone and partly becaua we
don't know them all. . . alory U
that a football brnartcaeter had an
ln)ured player aiMltlng for htm dur
fmg a game and the kid berame
'rather tired of lutenlng to unimagi
native decrlillone of playa. . .
eeklng to be helpful when th
quarlrrbark faked a handolf. con
cealed th ball behind his hip and
aneaked around end, the aiwitrr
scribbled, "bootleg" on a icrap of
paper and handed It to the word
Jockey. , . th broadcaster an
nounced "Jones ran the ball ten
yards around end" Then he
glanced at the paiier and corrected
hastily: "Excue. me, folks. It wai
Bootleg who carried the ball on
that play "
'. fitanlslaua .brakiko. 70-year-old
former wrentllng champ, haa Jual
returned to tht country after play
ing a role In a movie )ut com
pleted In Ei.gland. tie clatmi he's
now a good artor. whlrh he thmild
be with hit ring training. , . Jark
Krarne and 1-cw Itaymund of the
fight mob also have been vlnlllng
our lawn. Kearna aaya Joey Maxim
m ill tall on th Queen Ellrabrth In
lau December fur hla UUc bout
with Freddie Mllta In January. . .
It look Prank Tripurka. who would
not gel Into a gam with th Phil
ly fuglea. iut one controt to be
come the Detroit Llona No. I quar
terback. . .
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Ml ItfMo) WA7
ITPm JI
UUI
The Heno Silver Bug of th Bun
art baaeball league probably will b
a part of th far Weal circuit next
eaaon.
Ilrctura of the Silver Box have
voted to withdraw from the Bunael
and enier th Par Wrat, and the
club will be welromed by th Par
Weat with open arma.
Travel dlatanc and expena were
liven at rraaon for the declalon to
Uk th Reno club out of th
ftnnaet, director! tald. At th Hunaet
loop hat been conatlluted, Reno't
lira real rival war La a Vegaa, 450
mllea away. Two other clubt of th
circuit. Tlajuana and Mexican, were
over MO mllea from Reno.
Other rluba In the Hunaet are El
Centro, Hlverakle, Ban Bernardino
Portervllle, all In California.
Current affiliate of Ui Par Weat
Include Klama'h Palla and Medford
It Oregon. Redding. Willows, Marya
vlll and Pittsburg In California.
On other club, probably In Oregon,
la xierted to Join thla winter.
Travel dlatanc for th Reno club
In th Par Weat will be conalderably
Iras than In th Burnet, although
th Bog will hay to tap ttep
down In classification. Th Hunaet
U claaa C and the Par Weal claaa D.
Reno had a farm club agreement
with th New York OlanU for play,
era th hut three teuton, but that
agreement ha expired. Director
of th club hav not determined
what player arrangement will be
mad for next year.
The Cleveland Indian and other
big league ball club have been re
ported anxlout to get working agree
ment In Die Par Weat a hire In th
two year of It operation a number
of young ball player of exceptional
promlaa hav been developed.
In Ban Prandtco. Jerry Donovan,
prealdent of th Par Weat wheel,
aaid h waa awaiting word from
Wayne Hinckley, prealdent of th
Bllver Box, officially Informing him
of th team' action and declared:
"We'll b tickled to hav them
In our league."
Donovan tald th Par Weat will
lake no action on admitting Reno
until th Bllver Box are officially
out of th Sunset Until that time,
he explained, th Far Weal must
adopt t "hand off" policy.
If th Box do become a part of
th Par West, th addition I ex
pected to add a Klamath Pali-Reno
rivalry to the leagO because of th
comparatively clot distance lata
than 300 mllea and th great
amount of travel between th two
town.
Scheduling probably would b
worked out to allow th Reno club
to pity at Klamath Pall and Med
ford, then awing south through
Redding and Wlllowa.
High on Indians
Bears" Success at
i
An End Claassen
By HAROLD C'LAAHMKV
NKW YORK, Nov. IS (At-Heading for th final weeks of the foot
ball traaon with an fr average on 479 correct gurtaet and 114 stum
ble. Last week selection luted 7 correct and 14 Incorrect for an
aggregat of Kit.
Her are thl week picks:
Noire Dame over Iowa: There j
was a tlm three deradea ago when
Notr Dam couldn't defeat Iowa.
Now, apparently, the trend It re
verted. The modern phaae should
continue another year.
Michigan over Ohio State: The
horn field give th Wolverine
what little advantage there I In
thl annual clash.
Minnesota over Wisconsin: Mm- 1
neaola.. which enjoyed a mental
Bull Blitzes
Red Sedan
PULASKI. N. Y, Nor. 11 41
Lafayetto Petri' red sedan la In
th garag for repairs. A Jersey
bull couldn't tund tiie tight of It.
Petri reported he parked his car
off a rural road near her Sunday
while h hunted rabbits. When he
returned he found th bull getting
aet for a new charge. The animal
already had banged In one tide
and th rear of th car. Petri
said.. He flrov off the bull with
rock and strong adjectives.
visit to the Ron Bowl In mid-sea.
eon. needs a victory her to stay
In th race for a real trip wrat.
That should be enough of an In
centive for a high-scoring game.
Stanford over California: It ha
been nothing but aucceaa for th
Calltornlans while HUnford hat
had lit rough days. Wllh the coast
title and the western Rom Bowl
Invitation at atake. the Indiana are
the pick her although California
generally It favored by a much a
a touchdown.
Bout hem California over UCLA:
The Trojana by a touchdown over
their crosa-lown rivals.
Oklahoma over Santa Clara: The
Bnoners count their current win
ning streak from their Ion to the
Broncoa a year ago. Oklahoma Is
after revenge.
Duke over North Carolina: The
Tar Herb gave their best last Bat
urday and It la aaklng too much
of tlirm to com bark wllh 'at much
this week-end.
Rice over Texaa Chrlallan: Each
club defeated Texas. Hire by two
points. TCU by one. Thai gives
Rlr the edge.
Southern Methodist over Baylor:
How can you pick against Doak
Walker?
Medford Diphtheria
Coses Increase
MEDPf)RD. Not. IS iyrThe Ill
neat of a grandmother, whoae grand
child diad nf diphtheria a month
.ago. brought the Medford area'
'C'Phtherla outbreak to IS cases to
day. '. The 47-ToarnM grandmother, and
a man living near Central Point.
Wer th la'ru persons lo be
stricken. Both rud only mild cases,
however.
Plv persons have died of diph
theria In th current outbreak.
Widespread Innoculatlont have been
made.
Maguire Seeks
Justice Post
PORTLAND. Nov. IS i Robert
P. Maguire. Portland, cam out to
day at a candidal for the Oregon
tut tuprema court.
Th attorney who served on the
Nuernberg military tribunal hearing
the war Crimea trials aald he would
aerk the post to be vacated by
Chief Justlco J. O. Bailey.
Bailey will retire next year at the
ag of 70.
Cuckoo Time
Or Joey
Time?
MARGATE. N. J.. Nov. IS iPI
Time It cuckoo these days at th
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edison
Hrilgn.
Their daughter. Clarissa, re
cently brought a cuckoo clock
from Switzerland. The Hedges'
pet parrot, "Joey" Wat (sac ma led
by the cuckoo In the clock.
Joey learned to out-cuckoo th
clock. He usually adds a few
licks of hit own to those of the
cuckoo.
Frequently now. when the
Hedgei til down for dinner, It
appear to be 11 o'clock Joey
lime, of course.
BUMS BUY
MALLETTE
CINCINNATI. Nov. IS WV- A
total of 4I82JOO changed hand fur
the second straight year In th an
nual baaeball player draft here yes
terday but th talent waa a little
cheaper this time. Twenty bush
leaguers were selected In the 1841
draft, one mora than In the grab
last year.
All but two of th majors. De
troit of th American league and
Boston of the National, made
selections and Brooklyn claimed its
first draftee In five yean. The
National league champa gave the
nod to Malcolm Maltelte. 20-year-old
alefty. who had a 10-10 record
i last season while playing with
Memphis and Sacra-
! Kansas City,
oirnio,
Triple-A clubs were the big losers
In the draft, giving up 15 of the 2u
Players selected, eleven wer chosen
from the Paclllo coast league, five
from th International and three
from the American association.
Clubt have until midnight tonight
lo telegraph the office of Commis
sioner A. B. Chandler to make
further draft selections.
The big league clubs paid 110.000
for the players drafted from Triple
A clubs, S7SO0 for those from
Double-A. 16000 for clans A and
14000 for a class B draftee.
Major Hoope
Yes, He
Picks Iowa
Over Irish!
By MAJOR A .VI OH B. HOOPLE
Former Man-ln-Motlon
Egad I If I were a sensitive man. '
and If my sense of balance were not
100 per cent. I d resent some of the ,
untutored letters I receive from em- I
battled readers.
Just listen to this effusion: !
"You are th geezer who picked !
Yale to beat Brown. In view of this,
all I want to ask It: 'How crazy can
a man get?' " li waa signed "Violent
Objector."
j Well. Violent Ohjector. In response, I
! may I stoop to sk you a cogent
i question? What other forecaster In
th United states gave you Virginia
to topple Pennsylvania on that same
( Saturday you're carping about?
i And on that aame Saturday who
! else but Hoople predicted Stanford
I would defeat Southern California,
that Wake Forest would beat Duke?
Further, proving that my prognos
tication are not limited geographl
; cally, who but Hoople predicted that
! Washington, after being beaten bv
Minnesota. Notre Dame. Oregon
Bute. Stanford, Southern California
and California, would arise In her
majesty and edge Oregon?
You have to thtnk of these things,
boya. And. now. on to the forecast
for November 10 and my special Is
Iowa lo brat Notre Dame.
Yale S. Harvard
Brawn M, olumbia S
Syracuse I. Colgate 13
Princeton II, Dartmouth 14
Pitt 14, Prnn Slat 7
Illinois I. Northwestern 7
Indiana It. Purdue 11
Iowa II, Notre Dame I
Kansaa I. Missouri 14
Ohio SUle t. Michigan 11
Wisconsin tl. Minnesota It
Santa Clara Id, Oklahoma It
Baylor 2. So. Methodist 11
Duke It. No. Carolina 14
Tex Christian 17. Rice IS
Kentucky It, Tennessee 14
Virginia 27, Tulane 14
Stanford 17, California IS
Oregon It, Oregon Stale 14
Vt'I.A 17, ha California It
Washington IS. Wash. Stale IS
Gridiron Jumble
PCL Could Finish
In Three-Way Tie
By BOB MEYERS
LOS ANGELES. Nov. IS (jPh-California's Oolden Bear hold the
center atag tomorrow at the next to last act of the annual Rose Bowl
drama unfolds.
This 1 the act where the hero emerges triumphant from one death
less duel and then, with th spectators hanging on In profound sus
pense, charge on to the big finale which will be played at Pasadena
New Year's Day. The villain of the piece, of course. 1 an a yet un
identified terrible one from the wild of the Big Ten.
Yes, th Oolden Bear holds the
center tuge, but whether he, a I
noble Stanford Indian, or Just poa- 1 1 arias 0
Mbly a poor little Bruin from j lrfV7
hero la a matter that won't be de- I THIRD
THREE FEATHERS
77ie Mark of a PrUurfy Host
Bom in
the Elegant Eighties
...still the mark
of a Princely Host
Vl
Priitaly lasts kavs
troeslT safest Isit
tscslltat vkukat
sttts till.
rSr cos
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THREE FEATHERS DISTILUN6 COMPANY. LAWRENCEBURS, INO.
IKillTS LAST NIGHT
Philadelphia O e o r g "Sugar
Cottner, 149. Camden, N. J, knocked
out Pat Byera. IS. Reading. Pa. (1).
New York (Sunnvaide Garden)
Oeorge Dunn 133 V Hartford. Austria la so mountainous that
stopped Lino Oarcla. I31'. Havana, some of Its region are almost com
i lOi. pletely blocked off from each other.
Last Hurdle
MONMOUTH. Nov. IS (P Hum
boldt State. Is the only barrier to
Oregon College of Education com
pleting an undefeated-untied sea
son. The trams meet here Satur
day In OCEs final game.
Coast Hockey
By The Associated Prea
Portland 4. New Westminster 3.
The Seabiight Lawn Tennis and
Cricket club held It first net tour
ney in 1SS4.
elded until the script I played. j
There I no doubt that the big
Bear from Berkeley la the dom
inating character today. Nobody ,
has whipped him yet, and he' fa- j
vored by close oddt to add the ,
Stanford Indian to hi list. I
I'NCIIALLEXGED IF
If the Bear win, hell be the un-
challenged hero who'll tackle the
mauraudrr from the midwest.
If the Indian win, or li th In
dian win and the Bruin also claw
the Trojan Horse of Southern Cal
ifornia, things will be In a pretty
mesa, and also tied up.
For each then will have defeated
the other In a merry cycle Cali
fornia having taken UCLA. UCLA
having beaten Stanford, and Stan
ford the same to California, all In
Pacific Coast conference competi
tion. The tame hold true, of course,
if Stanford beau Cal and UCLA
loses. That leaves th two bay area
enemies deadlocked.
A Ue. then, will delay the situa
tion until Monday, throwing the
plot Into a political theme and
necessitating a vote by the con
ference members to select the Rose
Bowl candidate.
A sellout throng of 90 000 Is due
to watch the Cal-Stanford scene,
and 75.000 will be on hand here
for UCLA and the Trojans.
There are other gripping side
plots on Up. leu vital but no less
Intriguing, for they bring together
such traditional sectional rivals a
Oregon and Oregon 8tate at Eu
gene, and Washington State and
Washington at Seattle. Idaho la
Idle and Montana entertain a non
conference foe. Brig ham Young.
Despite the fact that the gooney
bird season Is still open, this gooney
bird looks Into the wrong end of
a shotgun and predicts victories
by California. UCLA. Oregon.
Washington and Montana.
Next week: Storm clouds over
Pasadena.
BUI Stanley's King, a Chesa
peake, placed third In the non
winners class In the recent Boise,
Ids, dog retriever trials.
Other local dogs copping hon
or were Pst Montgomery's Sally,
third In the open event, and Jig
ger Koschnlck's Sambo, second
In non-winners.
Olno's Drive-In blanked the
Knlghu of Columbus team No. 3 to
take undisputed lead In the Kern
Recreation league Monday night.
Olno's Bud Adkin rolled the high
game of the evening with a 207.
Commercial Shell blanked Car
ter's and Oregon Avenue garage
beat K of C. Team No. 1. 1-1. High
series went to Shell's Cadwell with
a SS3.
Team W L
Clno's 11 1
Comm. Shell IS I
KC 1 S S
B.C t S 7
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EXPLANATION Tie Power tade
yrTl4es tslreci aBiwm f Ike
relative trearth e twe leau
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PRINCIPLE GAMES
Wlaaar
Prakskl.
LtMrl
FRIDAY. NOVDaMK IB
Mtantf ria .. rt Florida , ,,. SO.S
San lem St ao.tvaSh Starr a IIS
SATURDAY. NOVIsaiB 1
Miss. South' a
Win. s tunr . 78
S. M. U. M S
SI Bonar. W4
Columbia 3.
Huhl.nb.rg - St.
Stanford "l'-H
furman . 90.4
M. A SK .!
Pnncton S7.4
N. CaxoUa ss.l
Itutra H I
O. Waahinstoa C3.T
Duquaan. , a 4
So. Carolina . 73 1
N'wMUrn ts S
TennMi.a 94.1
Lafay.lt. .. 38 4
. S. La. L Ml
Ohio Stat. 101.1
Anion. 3(
Wuvonala - M S
Kansaa 'SS J
Brl. Young . 49
Colorado 1 T
Iowa - H I
St.. Clara S3
Wichita TO T
Or.on 3.0
Pltuburgh .
Indiana a.1.1
T. C. V. , as
Bradl.T SO 1
U. C. L. A. H I
ColtaU . (I S
HolT Croat MT7 1
W. Mnlco HI
Virginia "Jll
Kant Stat.
Marshall . t
N. C. Stat. 0 S
Wash. Stat. . TS.S
W. Umii .. m 81 S
Harvard TO
Alabama S.3va
Arkanaaa sa.o va
tulor tin i va
Ho. Ion U 1 va
Brown Ul va
Buckn.il .! va
CalUornia J0J.S a
Ciamaon 73S va
Colo AM . M.tvs
Dartmouth a.va
Duk. ,, Mi l va
Fordnam 77. T vs
Ciorfttmt. Tl.lvs
GMrgia .. 7S. vs
Ga. ikS . l.lvs
llllnola .. 3.va
Kentucky t vs
Lthigh -SS Sva
L.S.U. I vs
Michigan . loa.7va
Mich St 7.va
MUuimoU 101 T va
Muaourt M.5VS
Monuna M 4 va
N.braaka Tlvs
N tr. D roa llSTva
Oklahoma .lot tva
Ok la AjM .TSOva
Orvgon St M as 3 va
Pann Stat. IT va
PurdtM S va
ltlc louva
St Lou la S 4va
So cut ..T.4va
Syraeua. T0 9 vs
Tempi. - 9 Tva
T.aa Tech TS Sva
Tulan. T.4vt
Tulsa "S3 vs
VanderMlt -.3 9 va
Vlllanova .'ssva
Washington S 7 va
W Virginia . 71 Ore
Ysl. ...... Ttlvs
SUNDAY. TTOVTMBIll S
rrtnclaeo S1.4 va MarquetU
NATIONAL
1 N r. Dam. 1167
S. Oklahoma lr a
J. Army ...107.4
- 4. California .1031
5. Michigan 102 T
. Stanford . 10 S
T. MlnnoaoU 101 7
a. Rlr. 101 S
. Baylor 101. 1
10 Ohio Stat. 101 t
IAST
I. N're Dam. 11 T
S. Oklahoma lot
S. Michigan .103.T
4. Mlnnoaota .lol.T
5. Ohio Stat. 101.1
Wliconaln 99 4
T.Mich. Stat. 7S
t Purdu. 93
. Illllnola . 91.7
10. Mlaaluro . .90 9
SOUTH
1. Rle. 1011
X Baylor 101.1
3. Kentucky 99
4. L. S. U. 9 1
5. Texas 9t
(. Tulan. 7.4
T. S. M. V. 9 1
S. Alabama 93 1
9. TanneasM - 94.T
10 Duke 92 1
FAB wstr
1. California J03S
X Sunford 102 I
S. CoL Paclfl 1001
4. So. Calif. .97
5. Oregon SU 99.S
.SU. Clara 91
T. U ?. L. A. . 92 4
S Wyoming S4 T
9. Oregon 4 S3 0
10. Washington 2 T
MIDWtaT
t. Army -JOT 4
2. Dartmouth . 92
S. Navy 91 T
4. ComeU 91 S
5. Penn lut 7 S
f penn T 4
V. Princeton 7 4
.Vlllanova . B I
. Boston U. . t I
10. Brown SO 2
Denotes Hoes Teasa.
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