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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1949)
THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THIRTItN The standing In Uu Booster league remained unchanged this wctk. However, the 30-40 Club flv. led by Tarn Mllnr. rolled the hlvh series svUh LVt. Tum i 213 la tin high (Irmle game while Ed bison of Miwcldlwd Hrrvlr. had 111 high series Willi MO lolal. Tin three wav lit fur fourth X'l In dm league pomu to fireworks l nrit Monday'! Tht Motor Investment team In. creased their lead In the Industrial leaiua wllh a four-pnint win ovrr Orlgga' ruodt. ITrlr 2378 high ufln aililla tj.t Rlvar Dalrv had an S48 tlngla game. Hill Carmack was ih. tyin iiirlivtriu.l iwrforntrr on the alleys with a aparkllng 336 single gama. Oeorge Thomas, subumg on tha Dick B. Miller Uam. had tht high series with a 657 total. In tha Commercial league Junes Mlllrr Btudlo and Hosier battled to a draw while Ilia up-and-cumlng w.verhseiuar Timber crew moved within linking dUtanca of the lead en by taking four polnu from Ulr Header'!. Weyerhaeuser had a 234 series and waa (parked by Courtney a 63a aerlea which la Wipa In Ihll league. Weyerhaeuier'a KH waa tn high ilngla Ully and waa aided by Cnurtnev's 234 which waa the high alngle Individual fount. Antmna rinalrlnc to let Into league play can find regular bertha In the InduiUial league. Tnia league roiis at pn. Monday nlghta at tne Klamath Recreation alleya. Contact the alley operator, Erie Hamilton. hoohtkr ir.Av.vr. W L Great Northern 34 13 Matt rinnlgan 24 Hrr.ld and News IS 18 Buperlor Troy Laundry 17 19 Ashley Chevrolet " i Specialised Service 17 19 JO-SO Club It Rlckyi Jeweler! 11 INDUSTRIAL I.EACt E EARIY BIRDS Duck swirn by the poised gun of young Skippy Floks on Lake of the Hollow, hord by Fox Lake, III., but he doesn't dare fire. It is, you see, just a few hours before the official opening of the season. Motor Investment Co. Suburban fire Dept. ... Loat River Dairy . Orlggi' Food! Ulck B. Miller Co Eaglea Lodge W 21 . II . 17 . 15 . 12 . I 10 t'OMMKRC'IAL LEAUl'E Jonei-Mlller Studio Heuler Inc - Weyerhaeuser John Wleland Lager ... Ulck Reeder'e . Klamath Lbr. it Box ... KPLW Oremi Roofing 8erv. W L 25 11 24 12 22 14 20 16 16 21 14 21 11 23 10 23 Peak Ages ATHENS. O. ( A professor at Ohio university, after a aurvey, hit compiled futurea that Indicate that hockey playera reach their competi tive peak sooner than athletes en gaged In most other sports. Hockey players are at their peak In the 24-2 year span, he says, football playera at 2S, tighten from 30 to 30 and baseball players at 28. I94I-I9M Basketball Schedules Date December 2, I December 1 December 8-10 December 18, 17 December SO ............ January f January 7 January 13 January 14 January 20 January 21 . January 27 January 38 February I February 4 February 10 February 11 February 17, 18, 34 February 26 FEL1CANI Opponent ..Redding . ...Redding ....20-10 Tourney ... Rowburg ...Tillamook - Kerby .... Oranta Pass .... ... Eagle Point Ashland Medford -.Central Point . Eagle Point .... -. Ashland Kerby ... Grants Pass -..Central Point . ... Medford . Open Place . Redding . Redding . Klamath Falls . Klamath Fall . Klamath Falls . Kerby .Oranta Pass . Klamath Falls . Klamath Palls . Medford . Central Point . Eagle Point .Ashland . Oregon Proeh . Klamath Falls Klamath Falls . Klamath Falls . Klamath Palls . Eugene December 1. I ... December II December 18 ....... January 8. 7 ... January 13, 14 January 30, 31 January 37 February 2. I February 10, 11 ... February 34, 38 ... OREGON TECH . S.O.C.E , . S.O.C.E La Verne College . Humboldt .Lassen J, C. Vanport - OCX Vanport ... Humboldt Lessen J. C. Oregon Tech Ashland Oregon Tech Oregon Tech Buianvllle Oregon Tech .. Monmouth Portland A reads Oregon Tech Note: A four-team tournament will be held December 39 and 30. Teams competing at Jefferson high school In Portland are Oregon Tech, Mt. Vernon J. C, Clark J. C. and Vanport. ROEBUCK AND COL Men! 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