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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1949)
f THURSDAY, DKC. 13. 194 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON f AGE THIRTEEN Raiders In Forefront Ot League hy IIAI.E H( AKI1KOI (.11 Th. newly-created Orrgon lot Irglala eouferrnra will have l operate a hlt-ar-anlea but fee ill rum-nt haakethell hum he niM arhrdul ml ply for lh fir arlieele Involved war. drawu hefor Ui leagu u formed. Oregon Trh has already played n. tgue lo Houthrrn Oregon -llim limn end hee imm rhritulrd later r.eatartt Oregoa allrg sf r.durauan ISI end Van port (II, Another lilt with Vn norl probably will ram In tnuroamrnl at Portland Orcein her ll-U but probably will not Im counted In ranlrrrnr .land ing, i Th Owl do not hv gam erhrdulrd with Orrgon Cllrg ml f duration at Monmouth, Ui fifth member of th conference. Only th Ol l-HOt: limn e far Ihla kuii era coiifrreiir. game. Ui alhrr litre, trama nav mrl no confrcrnro .pponrnta. Thrrefor. th standing! at Ui Oregon C'ollrglal conlrranc la data am Tram YV. I.. ho. Ornun t 1 Or. Tarn I Vanporl . .... Kaat. Orrgon Or. Colin Th conference, when It atari .pmting full blast, will rill a raal nerd ml lh arhaola Involved. Thar la nalhlnf Ilka Hi element f competition la atlmulala aparla In tercet. Kvcn several larger roaat arhoola ara beginning la talk up formation ml a league. Til blf roaat Inde pendent HI, Mary'e, Han r"ren rlara. Portland. Mania Clara, Nevada. Kan Joaa ntale. College of lh raclfle and poaalbly alhrr mar ba united In a ronfrranr within lh nrat trm month. t.uirne may b admitted la lh Car Wrat baarball league for lh 1M araaon. Thrr kt a rrport thai Arthur lladlrr, ha eueeceelvely baa awned rluba al rMllaborgh and ban la Roe, haa obulnrd a build ing permit al Kugene and Intrnda to atari eonatrurllon of a ttadlura Immediately. If lladlrr goea ahrad and Kuf ana 11 a franrhlaa, lha IMS tar Heat llnrup Kill ba bark la rlttil laama Klamath falls, Mrdlord and Kugan In Oregon. Ran In Narad. Redding. Willows. Marys -lll and ritlsburg In California. Tb makings of a goad leagu. ara thar. Mat Carpenter, busanrea maa f ml lha Mrdford Nuggrta. la dickering with lha Cleveland In diana and Hoaton Had Hoi of tha A mart ran Iragua for a working airarpH nt with lh Mrdford baarball club. a. far ha haa only tentative aiuwar from both lha big Iragua rluna. . Cleveland haa not barn affW alrd with lha er Wrat wbaol but haa barn rrportrd fararlng a club at Cugmr. The Rrd Kog had lha Oravtlle. Calif, rlub In Jttt and prod u rrd a pennant-winner and an ma remarkable young talrnt, al lliough not a money-maker. Tha Kratlla Rainier af th Pa clfle Coast Iragua hara eipreescd a wlah to hook up with Mrdford. riOIITS LAST NIGHT rtrlroit Jo Loula, J24. boxed two Ilvr-round rxhlbltloiu agalnsf Johnny Flynn. J10, Rochester. N. Y. and Koaco. Tnln. 235. Detroit. rhornli Houaton Brown, US'. Cleveland, knorkrd out Billy Htr rara, 1:8. Lo Angrlea, I. All Shuff Teams In i Fireworks ratllrd In th Bonatrr bowling Iragua this wk and f Irat plar In lh circuit changed hand nn a pair of claan twaapa. Orrat Nurthrrn loat lour point to 20-30 ciun ana fall out of tha lead. Matt Klimlgair tram look four from Huparlor Troy and movad Into Int. Bpaclallird Harvlc rollrd Into a l)ir-wy tia for third placa oy downing Alilry Clirrrolet four point and 111 Herald and Nwt team cam to III and took four from Kicky Jrwelrrt. XA Edaon had high gama of 219 and Larry Baker acored hi arle, 6711. Ill Ui Induatrlal league lit lou plac Eagle took a 2-1 decuion from league-leading Motor Invest ment. Loat Kiver crewmen war high corr of th evening with a 24J2 acrlra, high for th aaaaon In that leagu. An kVO alngla-gaina total potted by Dick B. Miller team la llkewla a aeaaonal high Pirtt place alto changed hand In th Commercial circuit. Tli Wleland Lager team downed Bcaaier Inc. four point and wheeled Into Uia lead, and Weyerhaeuaer moved into a lie with Beaalrr for Mcond. Jonra-Mlller, losing four to KKLW, dropped lo fourth. Clair Martin of Weyerhaeuaer rollrd a 20 high tingle gam. At the Kern alleys, CommarcUl Bhell gained the lead of that league by nipping three gamea from Olno t. Jack Peterson had high gam al 301 and series. Ml. Team standings: Booster Leagu W. L. Malt Finnlgan'i 23 16 Oreal Northern 3 IK Herald and New 24 24 Ashley Chevrolet " 26 20-30 Club 23 26 Bpeclallied Bervlc 33 26 Superior Troy 21 21 Rlckyi Jeweler 16 Si TANUINGH Teamt flunrla VVnrut 1 Independent ............ 1 Jark' 1 firhtit ... 1 Mecca 1 Rwanaen'a . ... .. M 1 Oragun Woolen I Oun Htor 0 Buffalo 0 W. 1, PU. I 0 4 t 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 I Huburban , TC Western Wholesal Yllow Cab Papal-Cola ..... . Driftwood - .... Th rest of th cumbersome, ID tram rlty thufflrbnard league got Into th art last night, with Wocus. Jack t and the Independent taking ff ur polnu ach from their resiiec live opponent to com In al the hrad of th standings. Wocus brat Yellow Cab. Inde pendent downed Pepsi -Col and Jack t lopped Driftwood. Mecca won three point In timing against Tat t tavern. All 16 trama have got In their first competition. Baihless, Shaveless Day Ahead NEW YORK. Dec. 16 ( The weather man news today waa not too good for water-short New York en a they scrubbed with extra gusto In preparation for "Dry Prl day." which will be ushered In at midnight. No rain or tnow was In tight to help fill th clty't depleted reter volrt. Tomorrow will b a balhlrsa and shaveleu day all nn a voluntary basts at part of th manifold ef fort i being mad to save th dwindling water supply. Bathing and thavlng war only part of the water lues that New York's 1 000.000 arc asked 16 forego tomorrow. Car Washing Th auto washing Induitrr eome of whoa members had balked at th ban on their trade was fall ing In line today with th emer gency measures ordered br Water Commissioner Btephen J. Carney. I f tomorrow's water holiday show an appreciable saving. It will be repeated weekly, to help stave off possible water rationing and lowering of prcatur. Industrial Leagu Motor Investment 26 Dick B. Miller 23 Lost River . 33 Suburban Fir , 30 Urlgga Pood II Eagle Lodge IS Commercial League Wleland Lgr 31 Baseball's Biggest Swap Benefits Both Braves, Giants NEW YORK, Dee. IS ln Bast ball' biggest transaction In years th New York-Boston deal that In volved upward of a half million dollar In talent had buzzing by Under asking today: "Who got lh better of th trade, th OlanU or th Brave?" In a spectacular eleventh nour swap, th Brave ent their double ply combination of Bhorutnp Alvln Dark and Second Baseman Eddl Stanky to th Olanta In exchange for Outfielder Sid Oordon. Wll lard Marshall, Shortstop Buddy Kerr and Pitcher Bam Webb. Thla twsp easily overshadowed thro other big leagu trade, th most Important of which tent St. Louis Second Baseman Oerry Prlddy to Detroit for 1100.000. Th Brown acquired Pllchar Lou Kretlow In ad dition lo th hug bundle of cash. Prlddy'g tela added mora than t200jDOO to th Brown' exchequer. tine lata Tueaday night th club collected In xcea of 1100,000 plu four players from th Philadelphia Athletics for star Third Baseman Bob Dllllnger. In a couple of other drala th Athletic traded Third Baaeman Hank Majetki to the Chicago Whit Box for Relief Pitcher Ed Klleman, and th St. Loula Cardinal re acquired Outfielder Harry Walker In exchange for flychaaer Ron Northy and ulilltly Inflelder Lou Klein. The Card are to get another player, from th minor, at a futur date. Lover of power and punch art of th belief that th Brave got nuch th better of th big Na tional leagu deal. They point out that In giving up Oordon and Mar shall the Olants tent a pair of slug ger who hit it home run between Ihem In IMS for a pair who col lected only four. Oordon blasted 2d BEST IN MONEY GAME AWAIT SUNDAY ACTION Weyerhaeuaer Sesaler Inc Jones-Miller Dick Reeder KKLW .30 .30 M .24 -.31 Klamath Lumber IS Orem Rooting . 11 Kern Recreation Commercial Shell Olno . K. of C. No. 1 Oregon Oarag , K. of C. No. 1 Carter IT 1 14 12 . Union In Romp Over Cove Five UNION, Or.. Dec. IS f4" Union 't defending state champion clans B basketball team used IS men last night In walloping Cove 76 to 7. Cov mtde only on field goal In th Tu-Vallry leagu encounter. Union' scoring was spread wide ly with Ron McCormlck, guard on the state class B championship foot ball team, high with 12 points. Want Ad dont coal they pay! Bulldozer Wasn't Missing SALEM, N. H. Dec. IS iV-Th mystery ot th missing bulldoaer Is solved. It wasn't missing at all It was hiding. Contractor Paul Oarabedlan left th 114.000 machine at a building site Monday night. Warm, rainy weather caused th frozen ground to thaw. Th next day the bulldoaer was gone. A long search ended last night when someone (pled the machin' tall exhaust pip sticking out of an eight-foot puddle. A twelve-man crew using three pump and a tractor pulled th bulldozer out. Douglas fir threads over 70 per cent of the northwestern U. S. coast. The Poet of the Piano CARMEN AND HIS 16 PIECE ORCHESTRA IN A C0MIINATI0N CONCERT-iDANCE PIATURID VOCALIST BOB LIDO DANCING 9-1 1 1 nn M pirson ,,W(T laclu-) IR0ADCAST OVER KfLW 9:30 to 10:00 LOS ANOELES. Dec. IS ( Plv of th 11 ttart named today on the Associated Prrsa 1949 all-pro foot ball team will be on display here when th Philadelphia Eagle and th Lo Angeles Ram collide Sun day for tha national league cham pionship. Th all-pros. Halfback Bteva Van Buren and End Pete Pino for the Eagle, and lum Quarterback Bob Waterfleld, Ontei Freddie Naum ett and Tackle Dick Huffman, lend added Interest to a struggle already packed with explosive possibilities. Sharing attention with these grid artist will be a tide attraction duel, featuring Mho and Ram Tom Pear, who must hive crowded fe rocious Pet for first string honors for one of the end positions. No ont I dUccumlnf the terrific play of Peter Louis Plhos. who use to perform for Indiana. Even Ram Coach Clark Shaugneaay tald: "you can't atop the Eagle unless you stop Plhos. It's that simple.1 The reason for this I that Plhos i THI " - J pro grid battle Or THI YEAR f rS Notional Professional v: Football League cKomptonship aome between p. FIAT Sr PIAY-HAMY WISMH j ! HIGHLIGHTS RED GRANGE I SUNDAY 1:3 P.M. t I a, tv tjiwitai Mint m M wiuoN saoanH eoool J DIAL KFLW.1450 i w f Austria Broadcasting Compaay t a.w:V;:!::h:;.;ti:ii::MnS:5si! I machinellk In accepting short passe from Tommy Thompson. He It lwy good for substantial gains, and he's liable to go charging down field for six point. Plhos stands about ( feet on and hi listed weight of 21S la decep tive deceptive, say his rival, because he must weight 230. In plaiting Pete, however, no one under pity Fear, who t feet two, 316-pound figure are pretty legitimate. He doean't operate on defense. But he set a new league record by antgging 77 paste dur ing the regular e matter, good fro 1013 yard and nine touchdowns. Plhos' yardage wa 484 In 34 catches, and four touchdowns. aim Patented, nw Bin-bottle! U.ltaSfalMa.UI.107 LltS TILTED UKI THIS ...ACTUALLY IMPtOVIS Mr. Boston Fine Wines IN YOUR NOMI OUAtT MR. IOSTON WINES OF CALIFORNIA ,Mr. Boaaa DisHBtr lac., Borne, Maw- SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS V YJtL WE SELL IT BY THE PACKAGE! CHAS. HOFELE, Service Manager 1000, 5000, 10,000 15,000 Mil Strvlc Package Does your speedometer read at or near 5, 70, 75 thousand miles? The manufacturer of your car, any maka, racommandt ctrtain trvieei at tha above mileages. See our service department for details. ONE STOP! saves time, saves money. BUY YOUR SERVICE BY THE PACKAGE! DICK 3. MILLER CO. OLDS-CADILLAC 7th and Klamath Phone 4103 round trippers, Marshall 11, Dark three and Btanky on. Kerr had non. Advocate of th faat-fleldlng. heavy hit-and-run type of athlet think th Olanta got th edge. They point out that despit th 1st horn run hit by th Oordon-MarshaU duo during thalr flv year with th club th OlanU could finish no higher than third. Three time they finished In the second division. On th other hand, th Brave won a pennant and finished fourth In th last two year that Btanky and Dark played with them. Actually th deal appears certain to help both club. Each unloaded a pair of unwanted athlete. Th. only reluctance Involved waa Olant Manager Leo Durocher's surrndr of Oordon. Dark and Btanky war ringleaders of th antl-Bouthworth ellqu. that voted Manager Billy. Southworth a half-share of Boston's fourth place world aerie money but October. Bine th season's close, eight of the disaenslon-shot Brave, have been disponed of many of them malcontent. Th tight are: Jeff Heath, BUI Volaell. Marv Rlckert, Bill Salkeld. Nelson Potter, Red Barrett. Darky and Btanky. Durocher certainly will shed no tear over th. departure of Kerr and Marshall and vie versa. The fiery Olant skipper baa maintained Inc. practically th first day he took over th club that th hard hitting rlghtflelder and elaaay field, ing shortstop wr not hit type ot ball players. St, Paid Miguel Acevado, ITT '4, Havana, ohtpotnted Corky Oonaaiea, 13'4. Denver, 10. New York PrlUl Prudan. 14ti. St. Catherine's, OnL, stopped Al Harsh. Its',. New York, . U 5 Milt from Town ( DONT MISS f HARWIN'S BEDTIME STORIES SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERIES TONIGHTj "THE LITTLEST ANGEL" BY LORETTA YOUNG 7:45 P. 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