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-TUESDAY. NOV. 29, 194? HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINI long Natures Trail Irish Reign Supreme Km McLood J On of th (Irani attitude of tommunltlre l that only frw appear to bo Intere.ird III tin way tlx natural resource about tliem are managed. Pahaps wltliln the ; community there uuy be a very few ilmllvlduela who do lake an Interest, ;tut for tha majority of Uia people the rranurcce Ukiii vvhlrh their . , tulura depends are largely taken lr ai anted. Mismanagement, over ex -pliillaUnn and all the oilier (Vila that take place In the handling of those resource are linked upon In matter of fact way aa being the usual thins to aspect largely be , raua we have no Utile rrllerla by wnirti the public can Judge other .i. Th few coiuervatlonUU who nave cried out In protest to wasteful .lie and abuse of the natural re ' turrs have been loiiked uixin aa ling-haired " tlieoruta or luat mere ly "crark-pnU." pKir benighted ,ful to be humored and Ignored. This public attitude, however, la Biwlng algna of awakening to lh tralliallon Uiat after all there may r aome truth In In warnlnga the . ttinservallunlsla have to corulatently repealed. ( We might lake the hlatory of Ui lumber Industry In the Klamath twain aa an example. Forecasters have often warned that production r'aa far exceeding growth and that here wa trouble ahead unleaa win , Us of th tnreat waa practiced. Th warning were Ignored, bruahed . asid aa propaganda. It waa not Until th aawmllla actually atarted going out of production Ui warn -Jrga took on a new light In the jiubllc mind. Just how w exceeded the pro ducing capacity of trie fureat might rbn llluatratcd by looking at the 1B40 M4 production record of S..'I4 onn. 000 board teed In half a decade. In raae vou cannot vlauallia luat how tlnrge a quantity thla figure happen tn be, let ua aaaume w build five. nnom cottagea with It and plar them on 60-foot Iota fronting on rbnth aldea of a city atreet. Such atreet would extend from Klamath !alU la Portland and thence eart- ; ward aa far aa Chicago. - In order to acrompluh thla amai ring feat of production w had to 1 borrow upon the future. If accept 3M.000.000 board feet aa th figur of annual growth within 'Klamath' economic foreat area, then on the baMa of thla five-year I record we would hare had to ua "tip ten year of growth; atartlng our -timetable in 1W0 by the end of 144 ,e had cut Into th year IBM. " Thla naturally Impoaea tha quea- tion. would Die Klamath community ;'liav been better off to have an "Industry with a rapacity of only S40 e-anllllon feet a year liutead of a top capacity of ajitl million feet? That wl" a queatlon for future conomtaU to morslir upon, but right now th community flnda Itaelf In th pre dicament or imoing a budbuiui inr th loat production with which w were ao lavlah In th paat and about which w built our economy. College of Pacific Grabs Tenth Spot in Final Associated Press Gridiron Poll Hy JACK HAND NEW YORK. Nov. 28 (PI Th tlghtliif Irlah of Notre Uam today reign aa college football champion of 1V4. Notre Dam drew 171 of 341 flrat place vote and a bulging total of 2402 point In th ninth and final Aaaoclaled Preaa poll of football writer and aportacaaure acroa th nation. Although Notre Dame, unbeaten over a 37-game alretch. Willi haa to play (southern Mcthodlat Saturday, moat of Ui other high point team have flnlahed their achedulea. Oklahoma, 41- winner over tha Oklahoma Agglea. recaptured eee ond place from Idle California de aplte atrong flrat place eupport for the fiolden Bear from In Pacific cnaal. Oklahoma had II flrata Is 4 for California but th Koonere plied up a point edge of 111 U I. Point are figured on th baala of I for flrat, nine for aeeond and a a dewa to one for tenth. Army' tlaahy 31-0 rout of Navy failed to booat Ui Cadet' fourth piac atandln. Tliey polled 12 flrat and 1631 polnia. Tha other flrata went to College of Pacific, which had four, and Vlllanova, No. 1 on two ballot. Behind the "big four" of Notr Dame, Oklahoma, California and Army, In that order, cam Rice, moving from vnth to fifth on It 21 -7 triumph over Baylor. That win guaranteed Rica th aoulhweat con ferenc crown and th Job of Cot ton Uowl lioat. Ohio But. Mlrhlgan and Mln neaoia, all of whom ended their regular aeaaona a week ago, ran lath, aeventh and eighth, In that order. Ohio Stale, California' Roa Bowl opponent, and Michigan each d'opped a peg In tha final rating but Minnesota waa a firm eighth. Louisiana Hlale, 21-1 conquer or f Tulane and Hater Howl foe of Ok lahoma, edged Into the top ten, taking ninth place with a surprts Ing sli-polnt vote. College of Pacific, with one gam to play, flnlahed 10th with the help of an ai-t romp ever California Poly. Both Baylor and Tulane drop ped out of th lop ten. Notr Dame pollahed off South ern California, 32-0, at South Bend Saturday In It laat horn gam to aolldlfy Ita position. It was the fourth Notre Dame title In 14 yeara of the AP poll. The Irlah were rated flrat in 1M3, IB46 and 1047. Laat year It waa Michigan with Notr Dam aeeond. The U'al final vol (first place vntea In parentheaesl : 1. Noire Dame 1 172) 242 t. Oklahoma (I) tl J. California (41 I MM 4. Army (IZI 1UI . Rice SPORTS " ROUNDUP ly Hugh FulUrton . IMt i Mg 1 Kt ...... Il . Ohio Htat 7. Michigan . t. Mlnneaota . .. t. Louisiana Htat 1. Colleg f Paclfl 14) Th Second Ten II, 223; 12. Cornell. 118; 13. 2i, 141; 14, Maryland, 134; 16, banta Clara. 128: 16, North Caro lina, 106; 17, Tenneaaee, 12; II, Princeton, 46; 19, Michigan Bute. 30; 20, Missouri and Baylor, each 20. Others Receiving Votes Virginia, II; Duke, 14; Pennaylvanla, 10; Bunford. I: Wofford. Tulane, Wil liam and Mary and Southern Meth odist, each 6: Tevas, Texaa Chris tian and North Carolina But, each 1; Dartmouth, Wyoming, Southern California, UCLA. Vanderbllt. each 2; Brown, Wake Forest and Xavlcr, each 1. Bowls Before Your Eyes! There's 28 NEW YORK. Nov. 2t OPr-Juat figuring thing- out. . . . Wilbur Evans, U. of Texas tub thumper, cornea up with a new set of sta tistics for comparing football teams . . . And naturally, they don't max Tixaa look bad. . . Wilbur figures how far "In th red' a team fin ishesthat Is, by how many point It la defeated. . . Notre Dame. Ok 841 lahoma. Armv and California. Kentucky, among the major teams, have no v manors. 'deficit polnU sine they haven't been beaten. . . Vlllanova comes next, losing one (am by a two point margin. . . Then you have Rlc and Maryland, one-gam losers by seven points; Cornell, loser by nine, and Texas, which ha lost four games by a toUl of ten polnU. . . Th Longhorn lost by a touchdown to mighty Oklahoma, by two points to Rlc and by one each to Southern Methodist and Texas Christian. . . If you flgur It out by averages, th Texas defeat have been by 2 points apiece which sounds more like betting odds than result of games. Browns, 49ers Hold Statistical Bulge NEW YORK. Nov. 29 0Pr-Th Cleveland Browns and San Fran clrco 4Uers, -v.lo finished one-two In the All-America football conference race, are favored to meet In th championship final on December 11 and sUllitlcs released today show why. Of th eight Individual depart ment of play, th two leader dom inated seven of them. Only Baltimore's Herman Wed- meyer was able to crash th mo nopoly. Th Hawaiian halfback led the seven-team circuit In klckoff return with 602 yard In 30 attempt In alt others, the Browns, who entertain Buffalo Sunday afternoon. and th 4twr. who play host to New York In opening playoff round games, ruled supreme. , Otto Oraham. Cleveland passer, waa tha leader In total often and passing. MaeSpeedle, th receiving end of the Oraham-to-8peedle aerial combination, retained hi pasa catehlng crown. In winning th throwing cham pionship for a fourth strsight year, Oraham finished with 161 comple tions In 26 attempts for an Imposing 276 yards, a ne conference record. Bpeedle matched 63 passes for 1028 yards and seven acorea to r Uln hi title for a third aualght season. Jo Perry, the 49 r battering ram, replaced Cleveland' Marlon Motley aa th league's leading (round gainer. Perry carried th ball lit time for 783 yards. He averaged 661 yards per crack. STATE GRIDIRON PREP DATES SET PORTLAND. Nov. 26 OP) Th Ihre prep championship football conteaU In Oregon claaa A. class B. and six-man football wera set today for Friday and Saturday. Williams Says Sox Will Win Klamath Cats Win. 7 to 4 REDDINO. Nov. Th Red ing roller hockey team wa dealt a 7-4 setback by the Klamath CaU from Klamath Fall. Ore, Sunday atumoon. A rematch between th two team Is scheduled tor December 10 In Klamath Fall. The tint team of th winners waa composed of Kenny Baker, right forward: Jim Ret, left forward: (Roger Wilkinson, right guard; Roger Rose, laft guard: Larry Wil kinson, center, and Bud Karrer, goalie. Th big affair between Grant of Portland and La Orand for th class A title will be played In Mult nomah audlura at 2 p. m, Saturday. Th final for th class B till were set for La Orand at I p. m Friday. Banks and Union will battle tor that crown. Talent and Westport will meet for th six-man football title at Astoria at I p. m Saturday. 4 1 CHICAGO. Nov. M OP) Boston Ted Williams, 1646 most valuable player of tha American Iraguc, pre dlcU th Red Sox will cop the pen nant next season with the world champion New York Yankee th team to brat for It. William last night attended th annual 4-H congress banquet of champions. He expressed disap pointment at not having won th American league batting crown last season and modestly aaaerted that three other playera were aa deser ving "If not more ao" of th moat valuable award than htmaelf. He named Yankee Shortstop Phil Ritxuto, Yankee ace reliefer Joe Pag and Boston' star southpaw Mel Pamell. Rlxzuto waa runner-up to William In the Baseball Writers' association poll while Page waa third and Pamell fourth. Williams waa beaten out of th batting title by Detroit' Oeorge Kell by a fraction. Kelt posted a J4M percentage to William' .3427. William declared he waa "very happy" to win the honor but Indi cated If he had a choice of being selected most valuable or earning the hitting championship he would take th latter. "Winning the batting crown mean a lot," he said. "If some thing you do by yourself not some thing that Is handed to you." Joe Gordon 'Homesick' EUOENE. Ore, Nov. 2 c Joe Gordon. Cleveland Indiana' sec ond baseman, aald today he had asked Cleveland for his outright release. Oordon. who winters at hla home here, aald ha preferred to play In th Coast leagu next season, preferably at Portland. Gordon, one known aa th "flash." went up to tha major In 1638 and aUrred for the New York Yankeea unUl 1647. He waa named to several American league all-star teams. He went to Cleveland In 1647. Now 34, hi hltUng slumped In th 1646 season. He told an Interviewer her that there waa no 111 will between him and the Cleveland manage ment. He Insisted ha wanted to make th mov to be closer to his home. 100th Duke Win DURHAM, NO. (AV-Wallacl Wad scored hi 100th football win Inca taking over th coaching rein at Duke university when Duke beat North Carolina State, 14-13. His first Duke win was a 13-0 decision over VMI In 1931, hla flrat leason at th Blu Devil helm. SELLING OUT! 30 (o 50 off Guni Sights Ammunition Parti Sling Holitcri Cltaninf Equipment CARLIN'S GUN SERVICE 2221 So. 6th STETSON HATS For His CHRISTMAS Opera Style SLIPPERS doll Kid Skin Ambaaeador Style Two-Ton Win, Blue, and Brown AIo Available In Scuffs T n O ft F t IN U N I U K M Cpl. Carl Thorpe, ton of Jim Thorpe, famooa athlete, star f Ft Meamouth'a team, tries helmet on Allc Luis. "Mis I'SO Hospitality" at Ft Devens, Haas, A.A.U. MAY BAR FOREIGN ATHLETES NEW YORK. Nov. Th Amateur Athletic union will vou next month on an oft-defeated pro posal to bar foreign athletes from It- national championships. The question la one of 63 to b considered at the AAU'a 61st an nual convention In San Francisco December ( to 11. Also up tor vote Is the proposal to permit athletes who ar pro fessionals In on sport to compete amateurs In others. Thla also haa been defeated several times. Th rnlddl Atlantic association and the Iowa association are spon soring th proposal to keep foreign athlete out. Passage would affect mainly track and field. Last February Willy Slykhula of Th Netherlands won the mile and Oaston Relff of Belgium the three mile run In th AAU champion ships. Then, In August Japanea swim mers dominated the outdoor swim ming championship In Los Angeles. Kip Goes on Speaking Tour CORVALLIS, Nov. 29 ( Oregon Stat Gridiron Coach Kip Taylor waa ready today to hit the "mashed pouto circuit" th annual apeak lng lour. Taylor appeared In Portland yes terday at an alumni luncheon and then headed for Bend to speak last night Hla schedule la full, th college reported, until Christmas. Three Americans NEW YORK (PV Trier ar three United 8ute-bom playera In th National Hockey league thla season. Frankle Brtmsek, Chicago Black Hawks (oaltender; Norm Dussault, Montreal Canadians left winger and Pete Babando, left wing for th D Big Leaguer Aids NEW YORK opi Dick Krynoskt, member of th World Champion New York Yankees, recently helped In the construction of t coin -collecting "Wishing Well." on the campus of New Jersey's Bergen' Junior col lege, where he la a student during the off-season. Money collected In th well will be turned over to the National Council to Combat Blind ness for Its "Fight for Sight" pro gram for medical research In the field of eye diseases leading to blindness. trait Red Wings, ar th Amarioan born trio In the major loop. Brtm sek was born at Eveleth. Minn., Dussault at Springfield. Mass, and Babando at Brarburn, Pa. NEW YORK, Nov. 26 fjPV-Bowl. bowls, bowls. And mor bowls. Where's th end? Every year wa lota) soma and gain aom but still wind up with a Uttl bit mor. Today, at last count, then ar 27 no, wait a mlnuu. Her comes snother. Msk that 26. Last year there were 20. Gone a, i the Delta, to Memphis, the Dixie and Vulcan Bowls In Birmingham. Whatever Occam of th Oil Bowl? th Camella? But other have popped up In their stead, like the Oold Dust Bowl at Vallejo, Calif., and the Senior Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla. They're named for almost every thing under the sun even for the sun. Thst one's In El Paso, Tex. They're named far flowers, like Stelle Gets "Iron Man" Tab EUGENE. Nov. 29 OP) Only two player Quarterback Earl Stelle and Halfback Wood ley Lewis spent more than 400 minutes on th field during Oregon's 10 football games thla fall. 8Utlstlc released by th Duck athletic department showed today that. Stall earned the team' "Iron man" tab with 488 of the possible 600 minute of play. Lewis played 421 minute. I Joe Bedenk. Penn State grid coach, figures an unidentified alum nus haa the last word on the two platoon system In this communica tion: "Either put In the two-platoon system or don't schedule teams which use such sn unfair system." One of the principal figure in the syndicate which Just bought the In dians 1 the president of a nut manu facturing company. . . Probably he saw that BUI Veeck was manufac turing nuu faster than all the ma chines In Cleveland. . . Johnny Ma iler, coach of varsity basketball and freshman football at West Point hope writers will remember he was a dsm good plebe coach when he's getting his brains beat out next win ter. . . Mailer had Al Pollard and Gilbert Reich. couple of backs who should make the varsity with something to spare, on this year's unbeaten plebe team. . . The Klcn- mond Rebels, who have been feud ing with Washington's George Mar shall over a stolen center, have Is sued a challenge to the Redskins to bring 22 men to Richmond for a game, with a 610,000 guarantee. . Western Michigan college football. era elected two left ends, Pst Clys- dale (offensive) and BUI Zaboniek (defensive) aa co-capuin for 1960. They figure they'll get a capuln in th end. Jerry Faske, U. of Iowa back Notre Dame' Bob William Is about the finest quarterback I have ever seen. With the kind of protec tion be got, he ha to be great Charley Keller, who Isn't likely to play for the Yankees again. Is re ported as a possible buyer of the Hagerstown, Md, tntemate league franchise if the price Is made rea. sonable. . . Ohio Sute vs. California in the Rose Bowl right back where aU this new year's nonsense started 29 year ago. Van Buren Leads in Yardage PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29 UP) Steve Van Buren, th Philadelphia Eagles power runner, la back in hi famUiar place aa leader of the Na tional Football league's ground (atners. When JolUn" 8 lev picked up 20i yard Sunday against th Pittsburgh Steele? for hi greatest performance In six years of pro football he tup planted Tony Canadeo of Oreen Bay, according to league autistic released today. Th Eagles Jolted Pittsburgh 34-17 to win their third straight eastern division crown. The one-time Louisiana Bute star haa carried the ball 22S times and gained 997 yards for an 'average of 4.4. He is rithln 11 yards of his own league record and already his cJipaed hi record of attempta, 217, made in 1947. Canadeo Is not fsr behind. He has rolled up 963 yards, 122 of them last Sunday. In 176 attempts. Elmer Angsman of the Chicago Cardinal trails far behind In third place with 6S1 yards. Charles Conerly. New York I Giants, continued to aet the pace for the passers. Under the Inverse grading system be Is eight and one half points ahead of Sammy Baugh of Washington and Johnny Lujack of the Chicago Bears, who ar tied for second place. the Rea in Pasadena and Oraag) Blaaaera la Miami, and far thing I eat the Orange. Hagar, Kaistn, Tangerlaw and balad rat n aleak yet Wheat thinga get teugh there' Bowl gam deahraled t yawr fa vorite stogie the Cigar Bawl at Tampa, Ha. ee year le bos th Refrigerator football gaso at Evaast vllle, Ind. Now newsmen on th wrnt coast ar Ulklng about Preaa Bowl la San Francisco to match tha step children or the post season pick Inge unbeaten college of the Pa cific and once-whipped Vlllanova. East playa West at San Francisco, North' meeU South at Miami and Blue oppose Gray at Montgomery In a throwback to the Civil war. Th grandpappy f them all W the Rose Bowl al Pasadena. It'a of ficially dated from 1916. bat fielding H. Yost lh old Michigan eoaeh. took a teas out there la 196 U beat Stanford, 49-6. Tha Orange atarted la 1933 and th Sugar In 1936. The eottoa cam along In 1937. These ar the steady fixtures. Others pursued in som disorder. coming and going. Every year aom new name pop up. The real teaser of 1949 Is the Spindletop Bowl of Houston, Tex. Why Spindeltop? WANTS SPORTING GOODS" Duck Cagers Drill for Utes EUGENE, Nov. 29 UP) A rough scrimmage, topped off by action against the frosh, prepped the Uni versity of Oregon basketeer last night for Friday' p re-season open er against Utah at Salt Lake City. Coach John Warren said he would uke 12 men on th Uuh trip, but didn't nam them. Forward Mel Streeter and Guard John Neeley sparked yesterday's drill. Generator on the latest sleeping cars deliver enough current for 10 homes. 4,56 50 r iitii j inc iTif I MANSTORI 733 M.ln St. - NUNN-IUSH SHOES Master Builder Chooses Army Career 175 fi N. y V Sgt James R. Rhodes waa hold ing down a high-paying Job aa a construction foreman when he re enlisted In th Army In 1949. "I got fed up with seasonal work and frequent layoffs," says Jim. "In tha Army I get security and retire ment benefits I'd never match In civilian life. "I already knew my trad when I cam In, but If you're Inexperi enced, you can learn most any skill you want In an Army achool me chanics, carpentry, radio operation, welding Just nam It" Jim 1 enthusiastic In recom mending th Army to young fellow who want to get a head start on a raal career. Full Information la available at every U. S. Army and U. 8. Air Fore Recruiting Offlc. In Klamath Falls (o to Room 309, Pdral Bld(. Black Wins Run Grind EAST LANSING, Mich, Nov. 29 UP) Lanky Bob Black, th col legiate world's No. 1 cross country runner, has squared his accounts. Rhode Island rtate'a sUr raced to a 30-yard victory In retaining his NCAA championship over a snowy four-mile course yesterdsy. It wss full redemption for Black's 34th place finish in the IC4A meet last week when cram pa wrecked his chances. Basketball St John's University (Brooklyn) 64, Virginia Tech 62. Depsul 73, St Norbert (Wis.) 45. Tulane (1. Keesler Field 43. New York University 76, Kings Point 44. Portland S3, Pacific Lutheran 46. Classified Ada bring reanlU Asia Net Battle CALCUTTA, India UP An Inter national lawn tennis championship of Asia will be staged here late In December. T. 8. Kakko, secretary of the All-India lawn tennis associa tion, says nine foreign countries will send players. They are Great Brit ain. France, IUly, Belgulm, Spain, Yugoslavia, the Philippines, Indo nesia and Iran. ej0p la NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST, FOLKS SAY CALVERT TASTES THE BEST TASTE CALVERT YOURSELF ...AND Y0U1L SWITCH, TOO CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey -HJ Proof-. Oram Neutral Spirits. Calvert DlatlUere corp. New York city Fly Rod .... 8.50 Catting Rod . . 3.95 .22 Revolver! . . 19.85 School Jackets Wool Reversible . . 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