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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THOTTZN PEDDLE STARS PLAY FOR PAY - Alex Groza Unhappy. Over Pro Cage Lot t r htW YOIUC, I)N. 14 tV- Tin drowsy winter baseball meetings ' were slow waking up but wlien tin ahot cam It was a corker deal -between the bl. Louis llrowiu and I'hlladrlDlita Athletics Involving ' tloooou slid tlx olayera. Connie Murk's pennent-anxloue .Alhlrtlra ehellrd out the 1100,000 ' plua luiir player to Uia Browns to art on ol the Amtrlcan league's Uip Intleldera. Third Hasemsn Bub ( DMInger and ood outileldrr, Paul Lehnrr. ; The 1 100 .000 was till welcome part ol tha deal tor tha Urowns whose president. 11111 UcWIlt. ssld. "I can't maka any mousy at tha cat. I've ot to maka It selling my brat play ! en. ' But lh Bruans also receive vel- ; rran nurd HsMiuan Krank Oustlne and Uuee roukles BlHirUUip Billy ' Irinrs and Uutllelilrrs Hay Colt- nimi and Itocro iDiMilltto. The deal, which busied Uis trad- Ins lus-lam wide open, waa closed lxrlly brlore midnight by uewm Mid Earle Mack. Connies son and rusih. who sot Uigrlhrr at Commis sioner A. B. Chandler s dinner lor Uia baseball mofuls at midtown nlaht club. Two otlier transactions earlier In tht day Involvlni tht Boston Braves, Philadelphia Pirates and Chicago Cubs were loaned Into a subordinate category by this fancy American league swap. VOIHLIXK HOLD The Brave disposed ol two play era. sending Pitcher Bill Volsellt to tha Cubs tor Inlielder Utne Mauch and rash and handing over twtlleldrr Mary lUckert to the Plratra lor "more than I10.000" plua minor leaguer to be named later, Beveral other deals-ln-the max Ing, considered red-hot. cooled oil considerably. Red Patterson. New York Yankee publicist, announced that "a matter ol a 33-year-o: rookie pitcher" stood between Uie Yankees and Washington compel. Hat a deal Involving becond Base man George BUrnwelss ot New York and first Baseman Eddie Robinson ol Washington. "Clark Or If flth (Washington president I Insisted no deal unless we threw In Im Johnson, one ot our most promising young pitchers, Patterson sajd. "We couldnt It, so he called the whole thing oil I'd gay uie deal waa dead. Red Knife, Detroit skipper, as! ha would sound out the Yankees on BUrnwelss. now that the New York . Washington deal appeared to hsv (alien through. BONIS RETAINED In a secret meeting yesterday the National league decided to uphold the minor leaguea who voted to re tain the bonus rule. The American Irague, on the other hand, voted repeal the controversial rule. was understood thst Chandler, who does not like the rule, will appoint committee to study the matter further. The minora may be asked , to vote again via a mall ballot. INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 14 teADId you ever wish you'd been an all America alhlets so you could play for a living T Let Alex Qrosn disillusion you about that "pay lor play" business. Orosa, one ot tha former Unlver. slty ol Kentucky basketball start who lornied the Indignanolia Olyui- plana last summer, haa lost 30 nounds In the first third of the National Basketball association era-son. He't down to 115 pounda from 2 and that Is stretcning iiesn pretty light on a alx-loot, seven Inch frame. Oroaa la the leagues leading scorer and figures he net Sports Mirror Sunrise In Lead At Start Aid i By The Associated Preea Taday a Year Ago Official aver ages showed Cleveland Pitcher Uen Bearden led the American league with an earned run average of 14 J. Today Three Tears Age Jack Kramer and Pauline Beta headed the U. 8. lawn tennis national rankings. Today Five Years Age Army Won the Williams trophy, awarded to the top collegiate football team ot year. Today It Years Age Green Bay Packer End Don Hutson received the most votes In the National Football league all-star selection. ACE DUOS TANGLE AT ARMORY Mat fans are In (or a treat they have long awaited tonight . . Uie chance to see George Dusette and the Great Atlas come to grips. Dusette and Atlas art captains respectively of the two tag-teams scheduled to do battle aa the feature attraction on the armory card tonight. Buck Davidson la to be uie otner half ot the Dusette duo and Jack Lipscomb la to pair with Atlas. The last Ug team affair offered at the armory was a slam-bang set- to and a throng of the rabid la ex pected to be on hand tonight. Tonight s lour-man orawi is 10 oe two-out-of-three, no time limit eenl. In the preliminary at 8:30. George Strickland goes to tht mat with Billy Euln. This Is to be Uie last snow ol me ear. Citation Draws Top Pound Load ARCADIA, Call!, Dec. 14 The Calumet farm a tjmous Citation to day will be asked to pack top weight of 13 pounds In the IBM running of the f 100.000 Bsnta Anita handi cap. Citation will carry the highest welgnt In tht history of the ract If he accepts the Impost and the Issue nest February 3o. Weights for tht l candidate nominated lor the mile and one quarter future ere released todsy. Second high weight was assigned to cllaUon's sublemate. Ponder. The Kentucky Derby winner of 1MB was handed 154 pounds, two under the scale for horses his soon-to-be tour years of age. Lights for Horses, Safety Aids DENVER It" Headlights and tall lights tor horses have been devised bv John Noack. foreman of the Hermann H. Helser Saddlery corn- any. He thinks these will cut down the number ot horse-automobile I collisions after dark. i The reflector parts are made of fluorescent cloth backed with leather. These are fashioned in cross-shape over the tront part ot the headstall and In crescent shape mer th back of Uie cantle. Noack said the reflectors can be picked up by an automobile headlight beam a half mile away. played about M per cent of the time In the Olymplnne' 24 scheduled game to dae. That not enough relief In pro banketball and nobody knows It belter than 11 rota Tht young club simply hssnt been able to hire tht caliber of help It needs. Club ofll rials thought they would get Gen Knglund from Ut defunct Oshkosh, Wis, team but Uie Boston Celtics maneuvered exclusive right to sign him. "I figure on plsylng pro bsll five or six yesrs and then going Into business." Oroza said todsy, sprawl, lug wearily on th Butler field house bleachers. "The way I'm using myself up I may last about Uuee.' Ho the Kentucky boys, NCAA Champa last year, found pro ball tougher than Uie college game? "Well. It Ufcea mora out of you." Oroxa explained. "W played about 28 gamra a season In college. Tht Olympians will play about 10, In cluding exhibitions. "In college, the other lm might have two thro ouutandng play ers. In this lesgut It has eight or 10 and keeps running them In and ouj of Uie game." STANDINGS Team W. L. Sunrise . - 4 0 Krhusa . -J 1 Hwansen's 1 1 Oregon Woolen 3 I Oun Star 1 2 Buffalo .... 1 3 Suburban 1 1 Western Wholesale 0 4 Raiders Top Owls ASHLAND, Dee. 14 The South ern Oregon college Red Raider overpowered Oregon Tech' Owl here last night lg-33 In Uie Uilrd basketball match between the two schools this season. The Raider have won two of the three, which are conference games ol Uie newly-Iormed Oregon Col legiate Irague. Two starling members of Uie Owls, Paul Hems and Bob Montgomery, sere called out ot last night's game on fouls In Uie first half. Bhuffleboard q units swished down four local lane last night In league play with eight teams seeing action. The Sunrise squad topped play downing Western Wholesale 4-0. , Schuas' tavern copped three games from Buffalo Lunch and dropped one. Bwenaen's racked up a slmllsr score against Suburban and Oregon Woolen split with th Oun Star 2-2. Scheduled game for Wedneaday through Friday art as follows. Wednesday: Driftwood vs. Jack' Place at Buffalo Lunch: Wocu vs. Yellow Cab at Jack's Place: Inde pendent vs. Pepsi-Cola at Sunrise; Mecca vs. Tat s at Bcnuss'. Thursday: Sunrise vs. Mecca at Tats; Bchuaa vs. Jack's Place at Mecca; Bwansen's vs. Tat's at Sub urban: Buffalo Lunch vs. Oun Store at Sunrise. Prldsy: Wocu vs. Oregon Wool at Schus': Western Wholesale vs. Yellow Cab at Sunrise; Pepsi-Cola vs Driftwood at Wocus; Independ ent vs. Suburban at Buffalo Lunch. Friday's schedule will complete play till after Christmas. Honkers Edge Merrill Five Tulelak' Honktr registered their first win of tht current cage season last night edging out a de termined Merrill five, 47-40. ' Center Lloyd Jensen sewed thing up for Uie Lakemen In Uie last 1 three minutes of play, swishing In ' three two-pointers from the floor. Oslen Lesh and Bill Btmecypher aided th Honker cause by counter ing 12 and II points respectively. Pop was hlghpolnt for th Mus tangs with 11. In a rough contest that saw 43 foul called by officials, Tutelage had a four point, 23-18. halftlme lead. The Honker were guilty to tht extent of 30 of the 43 foul levied. In a closely contested prellmln ary fray Tulelak JV dumped Mer rill' Junior, 34-31. The rest period reading waa alao In th Honkertte favor, by a 21-18 margin. Jerry King of Tulelak took cor ing honor with 10 point. Bronks, Wildcats Exchange Movies BArTA CLARA, Calif., Dec. 14 F) The university of Santa Clara Bron co and Uie University of Kentucky at going U out to help each other win tha Orange Bowl gridiron ket tle at Miami, Fla, on January 3. Bronco assistant coach Hera. Melster announced yesterday tha two team have exchanged nsotloa picture of th year' game and each wUl tudy at first hand Uia other' style of play. New Bedford Sammy Walker, 152 'v. Sprtnglield. Mass, outpointed Norman Hayes, IMS, Boston, 8. LEGAL NOTICE Jack Kramer Up In Pro Matches PRINCETON, N. J.. Dee. 14 W) Kramer 27 Ooniale 8. That's the way their nationwide tennis score stands today after vet eran Jack Kramer dumped Pancho Oontales 8-1. 8-7 last night before 3SO0 fsn at Princeton's Dillon gym. The other half of Bobby Rlggs' traveling troupe. Frank Parker and Pancho Segura, put on a good show in the first set before Parker won 9-7. The veteran also took Uie sec- end 8-2 for his third match victory In their last tour. 4 Riverside In Volley Finals Riverside will meet Fslrvlew this afternoon on Conger court for the city grade school clasa B volleyball championship. In yeaterdty't seml-flnal. River aids whipped Fremont In straight sets, ll-io and 15-1. The clasa A tourney will start Saturday. Strong Answer To Sentry's Challenge FORT LEWIS, Dec. 14 V Pvt. Normmn Rlftco wu walkin hli wntry post when a skunk mbled Into view and halted on the entry line. Pvt. Rlsco chaUlenged the ftkunk. It readied, aimed, fired. A relief truard took over 30 paces distant. NOTIII Or BONO S A LI led pruvottto wUl oa racaivad bT K. 1-nn.mxn Council Ol In LIII Ol Klamaih fall. Oregon, lor tha purrha of trjt improvamanl boniU. Rariaa ana ml f grfgauni. ininj-war ta.i.ii tmn hundrvi fifty-two and U.M) Dot- orrilnanrM ol tha aaid Cll ot Klamaih rn.. (or tht eonalructlnn and improva- mant ol iKa following improvamant unlit iituateMl In tha city off Klamath ft-a l la fisvunn at a fnllnwtt: Impmvfnxnt Unit No 100. avlaBdlng long South Twalfth Straat from tha ftouthaajt Una of Main Straat to tha NnrlhwMl Una ol Klamath Avanua; provvmanl I'ntt No 101. axtanding along l ha Kaal irl of California Avanua, from Ha intartwruon wun xnira irai wharo It Intaraorta ITnham Itraat. rittdm aidawaika on both East and Waat Ida tharaof ProDoaala la tMirrhaaa aaid bondi will b raeaivrd by th undaralgnad up to ind including ina 3Td aay oi January. IftM at th hour ol avan thirty o'clock p m of taid day and opanad at reg ular maeytlna of th Common Council In- 1 madiaurly tharaaflrr: aaid bonds mail D datad. January nth. IBM. and thai I b in amount of tvvto no arh. srot bond , No. I. of each aiia. whlrh ahatt b for I ha frartlnnal part of aaid lum. and all shall b du tan yar afiar th data ft Usu, pa y man I ot th nllr bond op- ! tlonal with aaid City at any coupon pay ing data on and aflar ona yaar from tha dat tharanf. ftald bond will bar In laraat at tha rat of not to axcd tlx prr cant par annum, pavabl aaml annuallv on January lSlh. and July 13th of ach yaar. principal and In larva t payahl at th offir of th raaaurr of th Citv of Klamath rail. Oragon All propnaala mutt ba Unconditional and accompanlad by a rorttflcd enacts for flv pr rant of th proposal. Th Common Council rrvaa tha right to rct any and all bids. Tha auccsnMlul blddar for aaid bonds will b furnishad with an opinion as to i ha validity thereof bv th law firm of: Wlnfra. McCulloch. Shular Jk ftayra. Spalding Building. Portland, Oregon. This nntlc Is author! red by ordinanc of I ha Common Council of tha City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, datad Kovmbr SI. IMS 1. M. ACKER MAN. Pnitr JudK. for th City of Klamaih Falls. Oragnn, Nov. S3 thru Dc. 30 No. STS. Jayvees Clout Hornet Five The Pelican Junior varsity bas ketball team last night defeated Henley' Hornet 35-IB on Pelican ccurt, with Ralph Carroll scoring nine points for top scoring honors. Scott McDonald of Henley scored 8. The Jyveea led 19-13 at half- time. The preliminary game went to the Klamaih Preshmen over Henley "B" 35-20. Calvin Ollmore scored eight point tor the winners. IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN BUYING ANY KIND OF ABUICK Here's Your Car! 184 Bulck Super Sedanet Ra dio, heater, riser, spot light, fog light, nylon seat covers, white wall Urea, very low mileage. Net a aeratrh en this car. Just Uke new. It' the beet bay In town! S3 195, new ear guarantee. 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