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FRIDAY. DEC. 16, 1M0 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACK 'UUKTIZN Sports I ROUNDUP Hugh Fulltrton NEW YOIIK, Dec. 16 (4V-Bllly Fvana was sounding oil Juat slur the American league had refused to legalls. lh pitbull. . . "Something ha to be done lur the pitchers." nilljfc argued. "We all want them no club liu enough good pitchers. But In tl lt 18 )n nnlhliif ha bran don to glv th pitcher a brtuk. Everything hu helped tin batter. . . they outlawed freak pilches; tliry throw out ft new bill every few minutes and now they linvi narrowed tin (ink ions. . . hen t iu umpiring, I'd glv th i pitcher ft new bait any time had ak (or It. but not when the batter wanted one. The batten would de , niand ft new ball on every pilch If i you'd let them." . . -Billy. I no I J dentally, didn't voir hla argument during the league meetlni. nor did v. ji ...... it... li.n.iiai. If -H I Holfe'a awertlon that hla club U i nrettv well eetlafled with IU pitch- : lug alaff , . .expecting the trailing dam to break any day now. Ilea aald: "If we're gnlnt to help our club. It win have to be at flrnt or eerond baaa. Of rourae. we would not refujie ft really good pitcher. but we won't trade an outfielder for an ordinary pitcher." . , Iddle Dyer won't confirm the re ' Burl that the Hedi offered him : Kwrll Blackwrll In a deal, but he comments: This would be a poor time to try to trade him: he haant pitched nine full Inning alnce that kldnrr operation.". . . Dome nuan, the Indlanepolla veteran, probably la the moat tlreleu lobby-pounder In town. . . a acout who dnean't want hla name mentioned, aaya he'd like to pitch all day to Botton't hieh-prlced rookie. Bam Jetnroe 'If you pitch with control and con . flilrnre. you ran fet him out. I'll - be aurnrUed If he hlta more than .IM." the tuy eav. "But If he get ' on baae. he'll kill you with that - epeed.". . . another reported "no dice" deal: Andy Pafko for Herman Wehmeier. The Rede wouldn't five up th pitcher. . Hank Oreenbert diaclnoea that Jne Oordon'a dls- airreement with the Indiana oriel m haled when Joe "thought" h had J an agreement with Bill Veeck to let - hla releaw. "What BUI laid wa J 'well talk It over,'" Hank explain. m A Santa Clara Calif , merchant. report publlclat Mike Welda, fill- ed a vacant iluii window with clip- Z pint about th 14 (eat of the Oram Bowl bound Bronco. . jon fourth - atrlnf iruard waa scanning . them eagerly when a teammat ftAked what h waa doing. . "Wln v dow hopping" waa th reply, "and IS I don't are a thing I want." 'i All th LouMana But football . player, and eoachea recently wert " mad colonel by Loulalana Oov , ernor Long. . . Madlaon Square garden' baaketball department will , not gtv th pre exact attendance figure thla aeaaon. Ned Irlah'a ex ! planatlon la that th college don't i' alwaya turn In their ticket dau In ty, lime, ao they'll Juat mak an eel ' , mate of the nrareal 600. . , at leatt, : they're alwaya aur of too. THAT MAN DELON0 Big Nate Forges ' New Scoring Mark KIVfcR rAI.lJI, Wl. Dec. 16 Mil Dig Nate Da Long, with XIU7 point to hla credit, la the new scoring king of college baaketball. 1 Lung poured In 33 polnu lsl night a Klver Fall Teachers col lege awamed Bt. John unlveralty of Oollegevllle, Minn., 77-64. Th ilx-foot, alx-lnch Hiver Kail center scored 37 point In the flrat half to run hi total to 2301 and break the former collegiate record of 3100. aat by Jim Lacy of Balti more Loyola laat March 21. II added another all point be fore he left the gam with three minute remaining In the third quarter. Th bug score gave big NaU 11 field goal, 11 free Uirowi. four peraonal foul and five free throw mlaaed. HI total cor cover M college game it an averag of M.T point per game. Lacy averaged only 17 0 pulnu per game In aeltlng hla rec ord. Til previous tlUlat, Broom Abramovlc of Balem (W. Va t col lege, worked at a par of n.t point per gain In establishing hi record of 2161 polnu. Hla mark held five year before Lacy took over. IM Long, now In hla eighth semester of college basketball, atlll haa on mor umnUr of eligibility remaining. Ue Long' bat ahowlng waa a 72- pnlnt night agalnal Winona iMmn.l Teacher college In the 1147-41 aea aon. Hla top till aeaaon wa 40 point agalnat hu Thoma of St Paul, Minn., December 13. Hla moat effective weapon are th two-hand overhead puh ahot and rebound- ing. THE PLATOON SYSTEM Men on Full Service Still Have Most Fun Y IIAKKV ttHAYttO NKA Hporl tdllor NEW YORK (NEAI Til two platoon tyatem marchea right along. The rule committee alopped th clock whll th ball change hand, ao offenilv and defenalv unlU may dah madly to and fro. Old argumenta having to do with developing half a player, cheating th boy, the lark of emphasl on Initiative and whatnot have gone for naught. Even player volunteer to digress on the relatively exciting merit of playing defenalve tackle for 10 train lit Saturday afternoon. When It cornea time for the A1I- Amerlra foollahnea thl fall, the e- lector, In order to be adequate. fair and complete, will name of- feruUv and defenalv unlu. and then add a point-after-touchdown and other peclallu. The old mythical II haa to go out the window, for only a com parative handful of player work at football full time. Th greet bulk the athlete have Utile or no opportunity to demonstrate that they art whole football players. It 1 totally unfair to neglect the defensive unlu. end to aaaume that virion ground-gainer would be equally adept barking up the line or defending agalnat paaaea. It Is sound reaaonlng to believe that If the coach thought a much, the at Ucker would remain In the thick of things on the defense In the mor ImporUnt engagemenu. at U . V.'i. U-i.-..!j-. Odds On Eagles LOB ANGELES. Dee. M WV-Th Philadelphia Eagles, gunning for their second succeaslv champion ship In th National football league and favored by seven polnu or better to succeed arrive her today to meet th challenging Lo Angeles Turns. Th Quaker City delegation, ac companied by aom 100 ardent sup porters, waa promised wet ground end weeping skies today and tomor row but th Ram' expert weather conaulunt. Dr. Irving Kiick, pre dicted good condition for thl blue ribbon flxtur In th senior national loop. Coach Earl (Oreaay) Neale and hi Eagle were registered at the awank Bel Air hotel In West Lo Angeles a far cry from th old days when grid gyusle put up In II a night rooms. The Eagle planned a workout thl afternoon at near by UCLA. Th visit here wa an occasion In th 41-year-old football career of the Philadelphia coach. Neale waa head coach for the Washington and Jefferson team that held powerful California to acorelea tie In the 11122 Rom Bowl game. Four-Touchdown Edge Given COP HONOLULU. Dee. II OP) The College of the Pacific waa InsUlled today a a four-touchdown favorite over the University of Hawaii In tonight's football game. The Tiger from the Mainland, piloted by brilliant Quarterback Eddie Le baron, ar after their eleventh Tlctory in an unbeaten aeaaon. Rain might alow down th In vadira, but the weather forecaster predict a dry field. Some COP barker felt the odds maker' four-touchdown rating over a good Hawaii team wa out of Una Nimrods Invited To Hunt Sauvies PORTLAND, Dee. 11 WKTh sute game commission Invited mor duck hunter to the Sauvies Inland public shooting ground to day. The eommiulon aald additional hunting apac I available there. and will be parceled out on a first come, first arrved basts. Reserva tions should he made at the com mission' Portland office. The shooting grounds will be open December 1. 20. 21, 24, 26, 21, II, and January 1, 7, 4 6 7. OVERFLOW TROI'BLE BEND. Dec. IS lPi Fire Chief LeRoy Fox threatened yesterday to arrest driver of car or truck from which gasoline I leaking. Ha said a fir haiard has been caused by one truck driver whoa gasoline overflow th truck tank. least as long a he wa on a good pair of leg. Thla two-platoon All-America Idea will correct some of the shortcom ings of the past, too. We no longer will have four pauer In th back field, for example. Before the modern T wa popu larized, and practically every aide wa deploying from the single wing, a blocking back rarely made an All-America, and he wa a must In that plan. Th modern T with msn-ln-mo-tlon lends luelf to an abundance of blocking backs. Speaking of the two-platoon ar rangement. It 1 significant that two power do not go In for It Notre Dame and th Chicago Bears, nei ther of which ever suffered from the lark of a multiple of choice talent. Oeonte Connor atresse the fact that the comparatively few full time player ar still having the mint fun. "They plsy me fullback on the defense at times." say the former Notre Darner playing left tackle for th Beara. "This mean I bark up the middle in a five-man line. "The moat fun though 1 cover ing the flanker to th ouuide when he goes In motion. Thau when you get a chance for hard, clean Uckle In the open. How many times does that happen while you are lugging It out In the middle? There you're lucky to grab a leg or arm, or Juat knock the pins out from under the ball-carrier. "Against the Eagles at Wrlgley Field, Johnny Lujack called Uckle pass, which I took for an 11-yard gain." After going at It full blast both ways for nine campaign, life would be a bit monotonous for George Connor In the two-platoon variation. No doubt many other feel the same war. The coaches may (till hav selling Job on their hands. BARGAIN? The Cleveland Indians gave Portland of the Pacific Coast league $30,000 and five players for Hal Saltz man, 24. The righthander won 23 and lost 13 last year with the sixth-place Beavers. PORTLAND RENT BARS PORTLAND. Dec. 18 UH Decon tiol of rent hearing her were scheduled to wind up today. Mayor Dorothy McGullough Lee aald the city council would study th matter for some time before reaching decision. Gordon Chins . With Bourdeau EUGENE. Ore.. Dec. 1J fP It was mostly social, that telephone con versation between Lou Boudreau In Illinois and Joe Oordon In Eugene. Boudreau had aald he wa going to find out definitely If Oordon planned to play baseball next sum- ; mer for the Cleveland Indians i Oordon said he told the Cleveland I manager he atlll wanted hi release so he could Join a Pacific Coast league team and be closer to home, j But most of their Ulk, said oor-. don, wa about pUyer and the: league Just social. i Federal hatcheries provide b for farm fish ponds and sun fish for them to eat. Stars Gone, Kentucky Loses CJov; NEW YORK, Dec II OP) A lot can happen between now and next March, but right now It look a if thr wtU b a new NCAA baaketball champion. Kentucky, th defending cham- p.on, took a aa-s druooing irom Bt John of Brooklyn In Madison Square Garden laat night. The boys from th blue grass country, behind 34-20 at halftlme. spurted In the second half to pull within flv polnu at ll-M, but then 8U John again widened the gap. Kentucky plainly showed th loss by graduation of laat year" Ur, Alex Oroza, Ralph Beard. Wah-wah Jone and Cliff Barker. Oerry Cala- bras tossed In 30 polnU for Bt. John. Southern California, optnlng an E a tern tour, knocked Canlalua out of th unbeaten ranks, M-M, In th feature of a doubleheader at Buf falo, N. Y. Bill Sharman of the Trojan rimmed 27 polnu to bowl mer th team that previously had whipped Oregon Bute and Kansas BUU. Niagara kept IU slat clean by nosing out Denver, of the Bkylln Six, In the opener of the Buffalo twin bill, M-M. Unbeaten North Carolina State, Graders Set For Class A Volley Fremont draw the by and six other city grade schools will see action tomorrow morning hi the opening round of the grada school elama A vnllevnau IOUTOCT. Games will be played at pelican court. At :i rairview piays Ronaevelt and Riverside meeU Con- mrr At 10 o'clock Pelican Dlav defending tltlurt Mill. The second round of th doubie-euminauon tourney will be played at 10:45. 5 Min. from Town J we mm ijjHyi kaMavaayr defending Southern confmnc) champ, walloped Lo Angele Loy ola. 63-47, at Raleigh. N. C, thus avenging last year's upset defeat on the Paclfls Coaat. Highly-touted Bradley, playing at horn at Peoria, 111, had It easy against Texas Chris tian, 16-49. but Cincinnati surprised with M-M triumph over Kansas of the Bif Seven. , Arkansas, of th Southwwt con ference, continued to meet trouble In th Big Ten, losing to Indiana, 76-50. susutu nmiacii i 'jf-j at-rarr K PROOF. A)X GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS THE WILKIN FAMILY COLAWRtNCcBURQ. INO. Brooklyn-Charlie, Tltone, 125 'i. New York, outpointed Oaeumo An naloro. 120't. North Africa. S. Th us of "tin" cans for holding Dreerved foods did not become common until lata In the 18th cen tury. 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