FRIDAY, DEC. 2, 1949
HERALD AND NtWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THIRTKN
SPORTS
ROUNDUP
Hugh 'ullarten
NEW YORK. Nov. M WV-Three
Menu to be no doubt that Louisiana
UK I tht "upaet" champ ot tha
football aeaaon . . . Beeldea knock
ln off Rice, North Carolina and
Tulene, tha Ttgere upaat lha south
aaatarn conferenc rula limiting
bowl participation tha llrat aeaaon
It waa In effect. . . , Slamming
Bammy anead, who gala 14 bucka an
hour for goll laaaona, thought ha
had aomalhlng wrong with hla bark
ahort tlma after ha resumed
taachlng at WhHa Sulphur thla fall.
Than ha realised tha acht cama
from banding over 100 to 1000 Umaa
morning lo Ua up tha ball for
hla puplla. ... National League
Prtxy Ford Frlck won't attend th
eonvanllon of lha National Asso
rlatlon of Baseball League at Bel
1 1 mora next week. . . . That ahould
atlenc thnaa American Iraguara who
con trad tha National la Juil a minor
league.
lUfart Mlrhlian atUle'l footballara
played Arliona at Tucaon, Coarh
Hilda Munn politely remarkad: "W
will ba aatlafled with a ona-polnl
victory. . . . Arlxnna piled up II
flrat down lo Btata'a It and a total
of nearly jno yarrta. , . , Tha final
acora: Michigan Btata 11. Arlaona .
.... What'a puisilng tha Arliona
mathematlca dept. now U why
couldn't Arliona ecoret And with
a 74-polnt aurplua, waa Blggla really
sallafledT
rtnl alia of winter of you don't
look at tha thrrmomtr la tha
nolle that anlry blanka are out for
lha 43rd Mlllroaa track maat Jan
uary Jt. . . . Bill Btawart. U. of
Redlanrta fullback who averaged 111
yarda par carry this season, navar
runa oulalda of Ui-kle. . . . Utah
b-sketbsll fana lab Brlgliam Young'i
Harold Chrtslensen aa another Arnta
Ferrln of tha future. Tha kid had
altera from aa far away aa Weal
Virginia and Kenturky but decided
lo slick to B Y.U, where hi father
la head of the English department.
. . . Nearly JUO.000 eandlot bairball
playara will algn contract to play
with apeclflo tcama In lS0. accord
ing to the national baseball con-
reaa. . . . Oreajy Neale claim mora
of hla Philadelphia Caglre get hurt
by getting the way of Sieve Van
Buren than are mangled by oppoalng
player.
Mil Coffeaan. who'a In town i
whooping up tha Rhrtn East-West
game, polnu out that no player or
coarh aver received a dollar above.
hla eapenn allowance and enter
tainment, but the Shrine hoapttal
haa been given li.JM.000 In 34 yeara.
. . Ellsworth Vlnea and eome other
golf proa are using tha kind of
camera that developa lu plcturea
to thow puplla their mistakes. With i
eom guya It would uke a movie I
camera. . . . Announcement irom
Tropical Park concerna tha appoint
ment of a "public relatione repre
aentallve" for the at-hone etable
owned by Ralph Lowe of Midland,
Tex. . . . Maybe Lowe jut wanta
to make aura none of nil nagi are
misquoted.
Shut Out Twice
NrW YORK Kenneth Dale
Owen of the Indian mound farm.
New Harmony. Ind.. waa runnerup
bidder on both of tha two highest
priced etandardbred colta ever eoid
at auction. Ha waa outbid by Sol
Camp of Shatter. Calif, for tha
143.000 Whit Hanover In 147. and
waa topped by a ayndlrata for 172,
000 Imperial Hanover thla year.
Bbiikel rn panel
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KIBN a aiATION
Olno'a . It
Commarrlal aiiall
K ol C. Taam I
R Of c, Taam I -
Oiaeon Avanue Uaraae .
Caller's .
rLAiaii; i.sAfti
Oonevear . II II
Oragoa Woolan . II II
Uavta Aasoaialae 14 la
r.Jm.rUjn Lumlior 14 II
Mooos 10 33
Landry Inaurance 10 u
Onat Northern toppled from the
Booaler league bowling lead thla
week with Matt Plnnlgan'a copping
tha top spot In downing tha Herald
and Neva team. High aerlea and
alngla gam went lo Hu parlor Troy
with a 3334 and 134. P. Ramaey of
Rlrkye put together Ule high eriira,
a aparkllng M3: Troy i Eatln Klger
rolled a 333. the high alngla game.
Tha Motor Investment team In
tha Industrial league bulged lu lead
by taking three point from Subur
ban fire department. The Eagle'a
India rolled tne high aerlea with
3373, while lha Motor Investment'
aB waa high alngla game. Dal
Bleha rolled tha high single gam
of Ui aeaaon In this league with
a 343. H. Cadwell of the Eagles
rolled a 173 for the high aenea In
the league thla aeaaon.
KEEP LEAD
In tha Commercial league Jonea-
Miller studios and Seaaler main
tained their hold on the one-two
sputa while th Wleland Lager
brewers moved up a notch by taking
the strong Weyerhaeuser live tor a
clean aweep. jonea took the team
honor with a Wt aerlea and an 81
And She
There!
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1 lPl
Mike Welds, publicity director of
Santa Clara university, haa an
anonymous -perfect secretary '
perfect, that la. It h want pro
tection from telephone calla.
An Associated Press effort to
reach Welda tor Information
about preparations for the Or
ange Bowl football game against
Kentucky drew a emU-girllsh
voice:
"You want ma to eU my
daddy"
"Yea, please."
"I ain't gonna do III"
And what the youngster did lo
that telephone la a mystery. Op
erators were unable to get even a
niig on .the line for more than
four hours.
Welds, finally contacted, ex
plained partially:
Ha'a on a party Una and tha
vole belonged to someone tlae'i
daughter's.
single gam. Carl Jackson lad th
J-M team with a KJ7 aerlea and W.
Courtney's 321 for Weyerhaeuser
waa tha high tingle game.
There are atlll two spot open In
the Indurirlal league.
IPHETH
Upseta marked tha Kern Recrea
tion bowling thla week. Oregon
Avenue Oarage blanked Olno'a al
though tha drive-In keglera main
tained tha league lead. Carter's, th
cellar-dwellers, took three point
from Knight of Columbua. Team
No. I. Commercial Shell beat K of
C No. 1 and aet a new league high
aerlea (core, a 117.
Travla Jonea, Ulno'i, rolled th
Individual game, 313, while Dale
Hanklna, rolling for th gangsmen,
racked up a i04 which helped him
to the high aerlea of 136.
SHUTOUT
In th Classic league, three blank
went on the record. Oregon Woolen
whitewashed Moose, Ooodyear ahut
out Palmerton Lumber and Davla
Associated dealt tha same treatment
to Landry Insurance.
The Wools and th rubber bowlers
are deadlocked for th top spot.
Honor went to Oregon Wool,
high team game. Mt). and high taam
eerie, 3771; Individual laurels were
copped by Kermlt Sheets, Associ
ated, with a high 121 aerlea. and
Mai Robinson, Wools, with a 341
high game.
College Prexy
Boosts Football
NEWARK. Del, Dae, 1 CD Foot
hall la not being over-emphaalaed 'n
American colleges In th opinion of
President Ralph C. Hutchison o
Lafayette college.
-There haa been Instead an under
emphasis, on lha part of college
authorities In falling to recognize
tha real place of Intercollegiate ath
letics in th educational picture."
Dr. Hutchison aald.
Tha Lafayette) college head made
bla statement yeaterday before dele
gate from 35 college attending th
annual meeting of th Middle At
lantic states collegiate athletic con
ference at th University of Del
aware.
"Our big mistake." he aald. "haa
been lo saaume that Intercollegiate
athletics are essentially a phase of
Physical education."
Dr. Hutchison called Intarcolleglate
athletics tha banner which th col'
lex flints out to tha world and
about which It rallies all lu spirit
and loyalties.
Orv Mohler
Laid to Rest
O LEND ALE. Calif.. Dec. I
Col. Orvllle E. Mohler. former
Southern California football great
killed In an Alabama plan crash
last Sunday, will ba laid to rest
today.
Funeral aervloea war scheduled
for th Church of th Recessional,
Forest Lawn Memorial park.
Quarterback star of Trojan teams
In 1930 and 1931. Mohler waa re
turning from th 8C-Notre Dam
gam In South Bend when he
crashed. Ha was an air fore
colonel stationed at Maxwell Field.
Ala.
Zuppke Sings Death
Knell for Platoons;
"Grange Best Ever"
Heavy Equipment
PITTSBURGH ( Little all
Mayer, goaltender for th Pitts
burgh taam of th American Hockey
league haa a natural weight of 121
pounds. However, when ha dons all
hla equipment for a game he tip
me scales at 1M. Th 31 pounds
of steel, wood, leather and wool
coau 1300 and requires 30 minutes
lor dreaslng and removal.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1 Un Th
T-formatlon and two-platoon system
will be out ot dat In a few yeara,
according to Bob Zuppke, who aaya
football la Just Ilka women'! skirt
"keepa changing all th time."
"They call thla new stuff actually
It la old stuff." declared the 70-year-old
former grid master ot the Uni
versity of Illinois. In town to ac
cept th New York Touchdown
dub annual award for ouutandlng
contributions to the sport.
A crowd of aoma 300 members,
coaches and aporu figures turned
out at Ruppert'a last night to honor
the little man who coached at Il
linois for 31 yeara, retiring at the
end of 1141.
Zuppke aald his main objection to
two-platoon football la that It
hamper a coach creallvcness.
"Today's coaches are nothing
more than adapters," he aald. "They
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deal In masses, using the stuff
handed down to them by tha old
masters. Nona la a creator. He
can't be.
Th former Illinois coach still
malntalna that Red Orange la the
greatest football player he haa ever
seen.
"There's never been one like him,"
he said. "He waa the gaielle of
football and don't let anybody kid
you It would be aa great against
teams of today as he waa back there
In th early twenties."
Command Twirler
MILWAUKEE. Wis. iTA-Becsuse
Marquette university football play
era are otherwise occupied between
the halvea of their games, they nev
er had aeen the school's marvelous
baton twirler, Bruce Stengel, In ac
tion. Stengel recently waa asked to
give -command performance" at
practice session for th playara.
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DOAK WALKER
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SMU Hopes of Beating Irish Blasted
As Doak Walker Sidelined With Injury
DALLAS. Tex., Dee. 1 ilTy Oolden
Doak Walker will end his eoUeglat
football career on th bench tomor
rowand In civilian clothe.
Southern Methodist university
Coach Matty Bell last night aald
hla triple-threat backfleld atar
wouldn't even suit out for tomor
row' gam with mighty Notre
Dam.
Th dcflnltt loss of Walker dim
med further Southern Methodist's
already dim hope of upsetting the
Irish, shooting for their 31th con
secutive victory.
"HI leg Just didn't respond lo
treatment," Bell aald of Walker.
"He can't run at. all." .
Walker relnjured a leg In the
Texaa Christian university game
last week. He waa out moat of th
second half.
Bell would not nam the back who
would replace Walker.
"We're trying several combina
tions," wm all he would say.
Walker, an All-America for three
straight yeara, waa one of the main
hopes Southern Methodist rooters
had for an upset over Prank Leahy's
powerful eleven.
Leahy planned a practice thla
afternoon fur hi gndders. Th
football squad cam to Dallas on a
special train carrying several cara
of Notre Dame fans.
Without Walker. Kyi Rot wlU
bear th brunt of th Mustang run
ning attack. The big, hard-running
Junior will also probably handle
punting and extra point kicking
If any of th latter are needed.
Th Mustang went through their
last hard practlc yeaterday. They've
bean working out all week behind
barred gates. There' been no bint
of what new tactic they will un
veil, but there have been plenty of
rumor. On of the wildest ha
Bell switching from th alngl and
doubl wing formation Is to gfMt
T for thla gam.
It' pretty safe gua
southern Methodist will go aO aval
on offense. With passing gaajet
item in in Mustangs' attack.
8MTJ atudenu ataged a giant peg)
raiiy last rugni.
La Starza, Brion Scrap in Garden Bout
NEW YORK, Dee. 1 v"-Roland
La Btarea, unbeaten glamor boy of
the young heavyweight crop, bid
for International recognition tonight
In a ip-round Madison Square Oar
den oput with Argentina's Seaar
Brion.
This la the big fight in th careen
of both these 23-year-old hopefuls
whose eye are trained on the gold
and glory of the heavyweight cham
pionship. A decl'lve knockout win
could earn a June title date with
Ezzard Charle for either boy.
Even more Intriguing than a
Charle bout la the possibility that
an Impressive victory might lure Jo
Louis out of retirement next sum
mer. An ouutandlng young con
tender against th Brown Bomber
would be a sure fir million dollar
gat.
Before worrying about Charle or
Louis, both of tonight eluggers
must deal with the business at band.
It ahapea up as a tough match with
La Buna, deservedly a S to I
favorite.
Under th careful handling of
Manager Jimmy (PaU) D Anxelo,
La Btarza, former City college
lad, haa been moved slowly up the
ladder.
While La Stam was bowling over
IT of 31 victims by knockout, little
attention waa paid to Brion who la
billed as th greatest South
lean slugger line Lu! Plrpo. X
was little known until he Htvwkeel
out Bernl Reynold In a major
upaet on th Charlee-Oui Lcanavlekl
card butt summer, sine than Brion,
s rangy young fellow with a bak
lac, haa flattened Taml Maurlall)
and Jimmy Walla. He ha won ML
loot two and knocked out 11 op
ponents.
Physically, th edge I an with
Brion. He la four Inches taller than
La Stam and he haa a four-mch
edg In reach. Tha 1-foot 3tt-tnca
Brion will welih about 113 to La
Start.' 117.
A crowd of 13.000 I expected wa
pay about 145,900 to ee the tight.
Upsets
Mark
Openers
NEW YORK. Dec. I WWThe
college basketball aeaaon officially
opened last night and right off the
bat two major upieU went Into
tha book.
Th University of Ban Francisco,
national invitational tourney cham
pions and regarded aa one of the
top team In th country thla aea
aon. took a 43-31 Jolt from San
Jose (Calif.) Bute while Vanderbllt.
a ll-polnt underdog, whipped New
York Unlv, Oft-M. In overtime at
Madison Square Garden.
Th Vandy-NYU struggle waa the
feature of the season's first double
header at th Garden, an event
usually considered as marking th
official opening of a new cage cam
paign. In th iirt game Long Isltnd
nicked the Texaa Agglee of th
Southwest conference M-13.
Ban Francisco held a 23-14 half
time edge over San Jose, but then
the Spartans reeled off It polnu In
a row. Thereafter the Dons never
got dor.
Several other major qulnteu saw
action. Iowa and Northwestern, of
the Big Ten. beat Colorado College.
7-M. and Western Michigan. 54-41.
respectively. It waa lowa'a 41st
straight non-conference win on lu
home floor.
North Carolina of the Southern
conference trimmed Elon. 17-31. and
Dartmouth of the Eastern league
dumped St. Aruelms, 7(-3.
Southern Methodist, Arkansas
and Texaa Christian, all ot the
Southern conference, triumphed.
8MU took Centenary, 61-41; Arkan.
us trimmed Pittsburg (Kas.) 69-41
and TCU defeated Abilene Chris
tian, 63-36.
Wyoming of the Skyline Six and
Western NCAA runner-up last ra
aon, humbled Montana Stale, 42-31.
Davis, Eddy in
Seattle Main Go
8EATTLE. Dec I (IB John L.
Deris. Oakland lightweight, and
Irish BUI Eddy of Flint, Mich,' have
been signed for the 10-round main
event here next Tuesday, Match
maker Jimmy Fltten aald yesterday.
J 5Mln. from Town j
Communications Wizard
Shown her as hi adJu.iU re
peaters in an Army automatic tele
phone Installation. Is Sgt. Henry
0. Kahrman, of the Signal Corps.
"This work sure look compli
cated at flrat," Kahrman admit.
"But with th expert training th
Army give you, you leam fail."
Henry acquired all hla specialised
training In th Army and I mak
ing It his career.
"Only 10 yean to go and I'll re
tire," he polnu out. "In th mean
time I've got a depression-proof
Job, a chance to aave for tha fu
ture and plenty of other advan
tage." Henry lay a young man who
wanu to learn a trad the way he
did can't go wrong In the Army.
You can get full details at any
U. 8. Army and U. 8. Air Fore
Recruiting Office. In Klamath Fall
to to 301 Federal building.
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