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.WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30, 194 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON tACt NIN Saigh, Rickey Huddle NEW YORK. Nov. 10 (AV-Brook-lyn Branch Rickey and th BL Loula Cardinal' rrrd Halgh aie scheduled to resume trad talks here thl week -nid. They'll prob ably huddlt Saturday. . Tha president of I ha Dodgers la to lev Uia Mayo rlinle Thursday. . lla hu bran at the Huclieaur. Mum , cllnlo lor two weeks, undergoing a . minor operation. n. Ilalgh, head ol tha Cardinal who battled tha Dndgere down to Uia wire for tha National league pen nant last year, aald ha had ban contacted by Uw llrooklyn bona. ,. Tha Oxlfrra art anilou la land pitcher and tha Carda want an Inllelder for Insurance purunaea. flhoruuip Marty Marlon as 'troubled with an alllni back last year. Hronklyn la ratting evea at Tad . Wllki, Cardinal pitcher. Brush-Off Continues on Bowl Game for College of Pacific mu vnnit n.i xn imi Pour mora of tha ainallrr bowla had their In.rup completed today, leaving only ihrM tiiiimiirari iviaL.aeaami college football ahowa atlll ahopplnf for Ulriil. At tha aama lima two ellorU to land unbeaten, untied College of the Paclllc In a bowl attraction met failure. , The four Jwwla to l' h,u' programa were the Raisin al Fresno. Calll., the Halad at rhoenlg Aria, the l.llll Rose at raaadrna, fallf and the Tesae Kom at Tyler, Tesae Terh awcpiea an ini tlon to meet Han Joe HUH In the firth annual Ralsla Howl llerember M. Thla brought a rebuke from lh Hun Howl at fl fa. Tel, whtrh announced If would no longer be obligated to Invito the Border eon ferene rhamplvn. Bun llowl sponsor aald thrVe Hmea In tha lat four year lh Border champ has snubbed their iVetcran Sports Editor Dies COLUMIIUS.O . Nov. 30 tJPr-Rob. f E. Honey, veteran eport editor rh the Ohio Htale Journal, dlrd to ' day) of head Injurlee received In a traffic collision Monday night. He - was U. lie waa prnldrnt of the Amer- lean Ajuorlallon chapter of Baseball . Writer of America. COAMT LRAGI'K IIOrKKT t. , Taooma . Nw Wealmlruter 4. a Han Diego 4. Onkland S. Victoria K, Fresno 3. -' San Diego in Gold Dust Bowl vii t rjn rlif.. Nov. JO n ihhb Junior eolleie haa been elected to represent Bouthern California In th aecond annual Vallejo Hold Dul Bowl wnicn win be played here December 14. Owen Chaffee, manager of the game and repreee nutlv of the sponsoring vallejo zu-ju ciuo. mu lh announcement today. Han Diego. oi ot th strongest Jaycea club In tha aouthern pait of th sut will meet th winner of th Rant. Roaa-Menlo J. C. gam which will decide the Northern Cali fornia chemploiuhlp rrlday i Banla Roaa. The Han Diego aquad haa a seven two record for th season. Sports Mirror By Th Aiaorlated Preaa TODAY A YEAR AOO Unit Walker, Bouthern Methodlit bark field atar, waa awardrd tlie Heiaman trophy a th ouUlandlng oollege player of the year. THREE YEAR" AOO Army edged Navy, 21-11, belor 102.000 al Philadelphia. PIVE YEARfl AOO Dick Wake, field. Detroit Tlgera' outfielder, waa Inducted Into lh navy. TEN YEAIU AOO Cornell re ceived th Lambert trophy, em blematic of eastern football au gam for another, at In th ca of Texas Tech thla year. The Bun haa signed Oeorgetown and Ttui Western Instead. Arizona Bute of Temp accepted bid to meet Xavler of Cincinnati III tli Halad Bowl January 1. Th Port Lewis Agglea of Colorado were picked to play Tyler, Tex., In th KAMN'U BAN BRUNO, Calif. Mich i7 00 won the feature race at Tanforan, going alx furlongi In 1:11 3 . Rogers Wins Nod Over Chavez PORTLAND, Nov. 30 UPV-Leading all lh way, Don fuigers, lit. Portland, won a unanlmoua 10 round declalon In the main event hereajlast night over Tony Chaves, 140. of Ban Joae, Calif. There were no knockdown. John L. Bulllvan, 170. Portland, turned in a third round knockout over Bill McKee. IM. Loa An gela, In the acheduled alx-round seml-wlndup. preliminaries: Jiey Ortega, 133. Portland, de clsloner Nicky Oemmlll, 1M. Red ding, Calif.. 4: Johnny Bruce, 134, Medford. deeialoned Jack Smith, 134. Payette. Idaho, 4: Don Doyle, 141, Seattle, and Chuck Putney, 144, I Payette, drew, 4. Traaa Ron Bowl. Santa Ana, Calif., Junior college will meet Little Rork, Ark., Junior college In th Little Hot gam December 10. Bowla atlll looking for teama are the Gold Duat Bowl at Vallejo, Calif, the Hunshln Bowl at Jack aonvllle, Fla.. and the Harbor Bowl at Man Diego, Calif. Meanwhile, tare propowd post araaon gamea for College of the Pa cific blew up In thin air. Th Preaa club al Ban Pranclaco vanted to match College of th Pacific and Vlllanova In th Preaa Bowl at Ban Pranclaco January 2. Vlllanova turned down the bid. Then It wa announced th Pacific boys and Baylor had agreed to meet at Sacramento January 2. Baylor uld It Isn't ao. "Not Interested." an. ncunced the Boulhweat conference team. The other oowl new of th day concerned an early quotation of odd on the big gamea. They were for fflother 7 JkwsAs foppA Qlad STAINLESS STEEL . . . Roa California I point over Ohio Bute. Bugar Oklahoma T polnu over Louisiana 8Ute. Cotton Flic T point over North Carolina. Orange Kentucky It polnlg over Santa Clara. BETTER TASTE Calvert l k A n I Kllbsa (-Ha It rhrlHan. It tar l a HI ! la ! 4l p. A Mial ! mltektmg mm4 4MUrllB. Hdttl-1. Or, fill la kr m( tiib aw pi. Ike' aUaclla mm4 aprllaac. jCi VQ ALL TOUK uiri SttOrriNCj AT .W.Ki;its J A V m Iw0. 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