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Newspaper Page TextTUKSDAY, OCTOBER 1(1, 11)31 1IKHA1.I) AND NEWS, KI.AMATH FALLS, OREGON PACK NTNR TIME OUT! MlrVJ7-r:x'..::v 3 Now wali'h lilm trr to ue lh a. an rxcuta lo gel ai'tiualnleri!" Graders in Grid Deadlock .lA.NfllNO. W I. roni.r Rlv.r.ld. Mill. f.lrvl.w Pvllr.n MuuMV.II-r.niiinl 1 WW a I lyn 3 .mm i .) w-l'tllr.n 0 4 Cnin.r-lttv.itHI. 7 r.livl ;;; AtlIU 14 KOUMV. II fl. IIIUIll !i Junger-Rlvrralrto and Mill, lull s' hall trams kept tlirlr unbeaten I urade arhool loolliall record Hi 's' laol wall vlrlmlrn Saturday and . ' InMi next Dalurday in the iimur ! .that Miotilri point to the rhamplnn. f J Ciiiiiipr-Hlvcri.lile bent rmrview I:. J'ellcan, 7-0. when Jim Flnnlgan E' liarnetl lo Hub llubart an 13-yard I touchdown piny to break the wore I; .; Ii-aa bnltle In III" luurth quarter -,Vlly Jnlinmii run rlittil end lor ilm extra point. r.i MiIIh alno exploded lor lm cor felng In Um lt quarter. Jot 'fawn fcrv skirting end I yn! lor one fUn-ore. mul l-ro McUIII roundlnti tjrml 13 ynrdl lor Hip upcond iicore I alter bad kick liv Fremont- i HoofPvrlt. Iknn Mlrlmeln pawed if? to Mutch Klmptoit lor n extra IsSS . ...! Mli-liiM-ll nlllMUPfl fi-fi i'wiii. ....... - , m thrmiith line Mill" registered H O win ovpr rrcniom ncxMwjvrii. Fatrvirw-l'WIran niei-lx the Jun ior High MlduPlji tomorrow. 10 m . on Modoc lipid In lion Tc.guo game. S Lettcrmen Greet Borcher EUOENK, Or.. in-right letter men, Including volpriin Ilob l't-ler-aon. reported to Hill Horchor, Ore- gon'a nw bankrtball couch, lor lha llmi practice wxulon ol tlic 1MI-81 aeanon yesterday. Other Iptipmipn anuuiff U to tPiim cnmlld.lrn who turn out wpro Kpn Hunt, Hud Covpy. Chpt Nop, Mrl Htrppler. Kuth Knnnim Krn lile Duldlnl und Jim Vrunltun. Gill Gets! COnVAI.I.lH. Orr , If- Orpcon Rttlp Coach Hlata Olll counlrd dtp Irikcrinen ainonit some 40 ropcl ir4ml al the Initial turnout ypn Irrfl.v ol the 1MI41 bankplball apanon. rtctumlnir Ipttprmpn Wfre Jim Ku, Jack Orr. Bob Edwardn. Jim Padaett and Danny Johnson. Olll waa told anolhpr Ipttprman. Cub llouck, l now on the foot ball tpam and will rrporl when the grid acaiton pndn. Rindone Lasts 48 Seconds BOSTON, m Adonls-llkp Wsltpr i earner's campaign for a crack at I hugar Ray Ilnhlnr.on'a middle weight boxing t it lo took on addrd i momentum toriuv as a result of i his 48-spcond knockout of Jop Rln- i dour, herelnfore durable Boslonlan. The photogenic earlier, from i New York's OippiiwIcIi Village. Martlpd a slim 3838 Hostnn Gardpn crowd last night with his tprrlllc ; l unching power while knocking out a local fnvnrltp so enrlv in Hie flrsi round of their scheduled ' 10-roundpr. i m:sr RIDEK NEW YORK, (Glenn Hone of Blackfoot, Ida., won Ihe bareback bronc riding event at the rodeo at Madison Square Garden last night and also came In third In Uie steer wrestling event. 8TICK8 WITH KOCH LOS ANGELES. Iffl The DSC Trojans concentrated on offense "nd protection for Ihe punter yes terday In preparation lor Satur day's game with the California Hears. Oregon Slalo blocked two Southern Cnllfornia kicks last week. But Coach Jess Hill says lie's sticking with Dps Koch, his star kicker, "It wasn't Ills fault Ihe punts wore blocked," Hill said. lONTAG rurtNACES PADE & HOLLAND Ph. 3T ' 322 Sprlm , bears get TOP Trojans Eleventh In Poll NKW YOllK. 'i Hip OoldPlI Ream ol 11 ip Unlvornlty ol Calllor nla took ovnr today a. tlip No. I t-nllPHP (ooilnill tpnm III Hip land nfirr ihroulonliiK lo hit Ilia top lor two wockn. t'oaeh l.ynn "Pappy',' Waldorl' mrii, wlnnprn of lour ntralithl thla rraron. collpctod ll'J9 polnta In thff third wrpklv Air.oclatpd Preaa K)1I ol HHirn wrllpr. and uporlieiotpr ano the notion. 'Iliry eaullv b'rt nut I'pnnpa.pp, Hip No. a toam with 017. and Mlthlunn blate. No. 3, wlih 6.14. Kurihar. Ihn llparn wpra voipd Hip No. 1 apot on M ol Hip 139 bnllot ra.'it, romnnrpd to 'Jfl for 'Ipmiompp and HI Inr Mklilitaii Hlittr, the Iparior In thr Ural Iwn H)llK. Nl;W MKMIIKIIK Two iipw iiipinbprn Jolnpd the lop Ibii. Ihey wera Prlnroton and Unvlnr which Ux.k over the No. B and No. 10 apola, reapectlvPly Uthera In Hie cliarmpd circle In cludPd Texaa. No. 4: Oporgla Tech, No. S. 'I'exat A and M. No. 6: Mary land No. 7 and llllnola, No. 8 Nolrn Dame. Hip enrly-ncnvin I aurorlrp. and Ohio State, the pre-; rampalun liivnrlli to win the Hl Ten rliamiilonhli. both tutnblerf. The Rurkpyra. hpld lo a t-9 aland oil by Wlrronhln Hnlii'cl.y. dmpppd lo 17th, and Notrp Dame, bealpn 'JT-70 by Hniilhrrn Mpthodbj. plum iiiPled to No. 31. Tpxbk, Oporitla TP"h and Mary land all Improvrd thplr poiltiom over a week ai-o. 11ip Loni-hnrnii iiimned lioni alxth alter whloplnif Oklahoma, 8-7. Tech moved in) Irom eluhth by beattuK LouWann Btate 34-7. and MiTVlr"d advanred Irom tpuih with Ita 43-7 triumph ovpr ueorttla. i rHOM ItKIIIND Calilornla tripppd Wn'.hlnclnn rltai 43-1S. while Michigan Blats ' had lo come from behind to beal Marquette. 30-14. Tenneaaee. which j waa voted the moat likely learn lo : wind up No. 1 In the pre-aaon ! AP noil, turned back Chattanooga, 1 4311 ; D e p 1 1 e Washington Rtatn'a atronit ahowtng against Calllomla, the ballot caalora didn't give Ui Cougara a tumble. However, Ihey lifted Wa.hlngton from near ob acurlty the Huxklen rated S3rd In last wppk's poll-to number 30. on the 63-8 trouncing handed Oregon last v,ppk Oregon Slutr edged 18-14 by U8C. dropped from Its 18th raUmr la it week to 33 this week The polnu wpro tlsiurpd on 10 for llrst place, nine for second and so on down the line The llrst ten with llrst place voles In parentheses Points 1139 977 . 938 . 719 . 88!) California ISO I ..J Tpnncasee 20i Michigan Slatp (I8i Texas 161 . GPorglToch 1131 .... Texas AAiM 18 1 Maryland U4I 8S4 Illinois 1 3 1 684 Prlncpton (II 231 10. Baylor 148 Hpcond Ten 11. Sou. California 12 13. Vlllnnnva 98 13. Stanford 97 14. Cornell 78 15 Bou. Methodist 07 10. College of the Pacillc (li 65 17. Ohio Htate M 18. Northwestern 58 19. Oklahoma 28 20. Washington 25 Others: Notre Damp 34. Wiscon sin 30. Cincinnati 18. Auburn (1) 11, Tulane. Kontuckv. 8n Francisco, Colorndo and Michigan 5 each. Columbia, Murnuette 4 each. Ore gon Ktate 3, Penn H'ate Kansas. Bouth Dakota State, Washington tt Lee, 1 each. ASSIGNMENTS CHICAOO. I.4V-The Chicago Cubs today assigned pitcher Doyle Lade and flrst-sacker Chuck Connors 10 Lo Angeles and bought left handed pitcher Fred Backtewskl from Uie Angels. , Bt'Y DICKEY CLEVELAND, i The Cleveland Indians announced today they had purchased pitcher Lloyd Dickev from the San Francisco Seals of Ihe Pacific Coast league. BREAKS FINGER COLLEGE PARK, Md.. Wl Maryland's tough All-America guard, Bob Ward, played 37 min utes with a broken finger last Sat urday, but hell be back In the thick of It against North Carolina's football team. Trainer Duke Wyre snld ynxterdny a special brace is being made to protect It. Lubricate Chassis Change Engine Oil Changs Transmission Lubricants Chanqo Differential Lubricants . Wash Carburetor Air Cleaner Chock Anti-Frceie ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 So. 6th (11 . PASSING TnOuGnT .tncnigan s Siaie s that shaded Ohio State. Princeton's Dick downs that edged Navy. Gary Stanford Its first victory over ; . tED HUHD, SPOUTS IDfTOP : ' ' ? TV; ' . r Ghost Insists on Main Event Billing; Lillard Doubles Up Objections of Uie Galloping Ohost who relusea to show in env bout but Uie main event, caused Match- ' maarr tun i.m.iu Incsdav'a wrestling card a double , lealure event. The twin msln events will show the Ghost agnnsl Gordon Hesset ml men Knox aualnst Jack O'Rcl-1 ly Both are one hour, two-ol-three tall alfairs. The hall-hour opener brings a wresiler lo Uie armory for Uie first time, one who will inaka a strong bid for the popularity prlre. Hp Is Carl Engslrom, clevet Swedish prrformcr. who calls Chl-Ulll Joe Says He'll Chase Walcott, Ezz Charles POMPTON LAKES. N. J., As long as either Jersey Joe Wal colt or Esiard Charles Is heavy weight champion, Joe Louis will keep on chasing after Ihe golden crown. The old Brown Bomber made that clear today as he resumed practice for his October 28 ten rounder with undefeated Rocky Marclano In Madison Square Garden. Asked how long he Intended to keep on fighting, Joe pounded his gloves together and said "as long as cither Walcott or Charles Is champion, I'm going to keep on chasing. don't know how long that's Sports Mirror By The Associated Press Today A Year Ago Eddie Dyer resigned as manager of Uie St. Louis Cardinals. Five Years Ago The Detroit Red Wings and the Toronto Maple Leafs played to a 3-3 tie In the National hockey league opener. Ten Years Ago Bill Dudley of Virginia continued as the top ground gainer and lending scorer in Intercollegiate football. Twenty Years Ago James J. Johnston signed a two-year con tract as general manager of Mad ison Square Garden. WINTERIZE SPECIAL! Factory charts carefully followed; nothing left to chance; nothing left to the imagination. 4.,s Transmission Oil, If Include! Labor, Oil and Greaie Automatic needed, is extra. Phone 4113 - i i .. a ieai . Tom Vewcic ilefi), passed for the touchdown Kazmaier (inset), pitched to all three touch Kcrkorian completed 13 to Michigan, cago home. Engstrom faces Jack Carter, New Zealand ruffian. The Knox-O'Rellly hassel is a rematch. The. Australian wouldn't play un less his foe was Knox, who won Uie first match, one that had wiprd endlne. Each onE had fall, when both tumbled from the ring. Out-of-bounds knuckles flew there and Knox managed lo make It back In the ring within the stlp- julated 20 seconds, or so said the referee. O'Reilly was a wee bit late. The Australian has promised It take Knox 20 years not 20 going to be, but I'll be waiting. "I'm going to stick around while either one of Uiem Is cham pion. I can beat them. "Of course if some 23-year-old kid comes along and wins the title somehow, then I guess I'll have lo call it quits," said Joe with a grin. " 'Cause then, by the time I get a shot, my grey beard will be hanging around my knees." Louis was 37 on May 13. Wal cott turned 37 on January 31 ac cording to the record . books but Uiere are many in Uie business who believe he is past 40. Age is creeping up on Charles, too. He reached the 30 mark on July 20. Louis defeated Walcott In both of their clashes and was badly beaten by Charles In their single meeting. The early season football ticket sales at Syracuse university were almost doubled what iney were last year Just prior to Uie opening game. One-two Does It! Exercise fans say a fast workout with the punching bag makes you jctl fitter, look better. And to make your amlp foci fitter, hair look better It's, the famous Vitnlis "00-Second Workout!" 60 seconds' brisk massage with finiiiaftti; Vitalis and you PEEL the difference In your scalp-prevent dryness, rout flaky dandruff. (Vitnlis killt germs associated with infectious dandruff!) Then 10 seconds to comb and you SEE the difference In your hair-far . handsomer, healthier-looking, neatly groomed. Vitalis contains new grooming ingredient. (Jet Vitalis today t BILLING 1UMBI I 20, kycked held joal to give seconds to climb back through j the ropes after tomorrow night's 'scuffle. Hesscl, plainly robbed In his go with Knox last week, takes It out I on the Ghost. Hesscl has promised I the mystery about the masked mystery man tomorrow night will be how he gets out alive. This one looks like a donnybrook. Reserved ticket sale Is picking up after last week's matches shift ed Uie weekly armory mayhem in to high gear. Armory doors open at 7:30. one hour before the first bout. IAST NIGHT By The Associated Press Ilolyoke, Mass. Johnny Brat ton, 159U. Chicago, knocked out Wilbur Wilson, 146';,. Boston (81. Boston Walter CarUer. 162, New York, knocked out Joe Rin done, 163 L4. Boston (1). (10i. New Orleans Jackie Graves, 130'j, Austin, Minn., outpointed Proctor Helnhold, 130 U. Oklahoma Citv Okla. (10). New York Jackie O'Brien. 142i, Merlden. Conn- outpointed Alfre do LaGrutta, 140 , Torino, Italy 18). Providence, R.I. Bob Baker, 2231;. Pittsburgh, stopped Billy Gilliam. 211. East Orange. N.J. Montreal Orlando Zulueta, 135, Havana, Cuba, and Armand Sa vole, Montreal, drew tlOi. 60-Seeohl' Workout- Me cifferehce Me Jtffetthce A Pt.durt f Iriital'Myirt Cavemen Keep Top Position Br .The Aaaoolated Preaa Grant Paaa. riding a victory firing ol IS atralght game, again waa named tne ton team In the weekly Aaaoclated PrcM high a:hool I oo tea II polL The Cavemen went out of atate last weekend lo deleat Redding. Calif., 28-20. In the poll, 13 of 14 aporiAwnters and aporucaslcrs tatting part gave urants Paaa fuat-place vole. Roosevelt of Portland was the only other team to receive a vote for top apot. The Teddlea wound up In second place, mostly be cuuse they managed to cut short urani long 2-game winning streak. Orant fell before Roosevelt 25-13 last weekend. 125 POINTS Roosevelt received 125 points In the voting, compared with 137 for Grants Pass. Grant, second In last week s poll. skidded all the way to No. 6 as a result of the defeat. Marshfleld Astoria and Hllisboro aU moved ahead of Grant. In that order. Milton-Freewater, a power in Northeastern Oregon, stayed In seventh place after barely edging Laurande 13-14 last weekend. Prlnevllle advanced to No. 8 aft er winning 27- over Burns. NEWCOMERS Two newcomers showed up in this week's balloting. They were Eugene, which defeated Corvallls, 2b-4, and Lincoln of Portland. -now leading Uie Portland city race. The Cards won over Jefferson of Port land. 27-20. Shoved out of the first ten were Corvallls, No. 8 last week, and Oregon City. Both tumbled into the also-rans. Oregon City was held to 13-12 tie by Beaverton. Eugene moved Into ninth place and Lincoln became No. 10. The poll (first-place votes In parentheses): Points 137 125 105 92 1. Grants Pass (13) 2. Roosevelt (1) 3. Marshfleld 4. Astoria 5. Hllisboro 6. Grant 63 7. Milton-Freewater 54 8. Prlnevllle 33 9. Eugene 2? 10. Lincoln 24 Others: North Berri 6. Oregon City 5, Corvallis 4, University high of Eugene 3. Medford 2, CoquUle 2, Bend and Canby I each. , Boudreau To Boston? LOS ANGELES. Ifl The Los Angeles Times said last night It has learned reliably that Lou Boud reau will become Uie manager of the Boston Red Sox, replacing Steve O'Neill. The Times said its Informant, unnamed, believes Boudreau will make some sweeping changes and might even consider selling slugger Ted Williams U Uie proper deal can be made. The announcement of Boudreau s appointment is expected Nov. 10, Uie Times said. LOSES TEETH LOS ANGELES. I UCLA's Bruins went through a rugged of fensive scrimmage yesterday and linebacker Werner Escher came out a casualty. Escher had three teeth knocked out- PLAYER SWAP SEATTLE, WV-The Seattle Rain- lers swapped reserve catcher . Joe Montalvo to the Cleveland Indians yesterday for infielder Nanny Fer nandes and outfielder Clarence Maddern. NAMED MANAGER ROCHESTER, N.Y., W Harry (The Hat) Walker, former Na tional league batting champion, has been named manager of the Inter national league Rochester Red Wings, replacing Johnny Keane. Never such a comprehensive itinerary! Actually "3 cruises in 1' visits 17 popular Caribbean ports plus extensive inland trips in Mexico and Central America all part of -tusk cruise plan! Lux urious private yacht atmosphere superb Scandinavian service and cuisine. Limited passenjter list. Make yout Reservations now. ftofaa from $975 fflclWing shor trips) 2 0iW Inviting Cruiiei f rrS West tndStt and South Amarictf Jan. I It Dri. ..! Um 4 sill mint uit Inm Stw Qttuuu ' World-W.de TRAVEL BUREAU Winsme Hotel Phone 8873 K llw ) GRAND I VSJAS CARIBBEAN ) MIXICO etlMIMAlA COIIA IICA SOUTH AMttICA 1HI Will INDUS 1 I JAN. 30 31 DAYS 1 Man Sought in Cage Fix Scandal Nabbed NEW YORK, l,n-Joeph Benin-1 tende, 42. was arrested last nlgnt In connection with an alleged at tempt to fix a City College-Bradley university basketball game. Benintpnde. a Manhattan resi dent, hud been sought since he was Indicted on a bribery charge on August 17. He - was arrestrd at LaGuardia Ple! as he stepped off a plane from Boston. Lat August's Indictment by a Manhattan grand Jury accused Benlntende of offering 110,000 to Ail-America Gene (Saueaky) Mel- chlorre of Bradley to lose the game with City College at Madison Square Garden. Auinonues said Aieicniorre turned down the offer. NAMED Melchlorre, two other Bradley players. Benlntende and aeven other asserted fixers were named In this Indictment and five others charging various counts of bribery and conspiracy. Pour of the Indictments dealt with a consolation National Invita tion tournament game between Bradley and Bowling Green col lege of Ohio at Madison Square Garden In March. 194V. The other Indictment concerned a Bradley-Manhattan college game ol January 12. lv&o. Last nishl'a arrest was the latest action in a gambling scandal that hit college basketball last Janu ary. , 31 INVOLVED Thirtv-one olavers have been en meshed so far from six big time college teams Bradley. loieoo, rrtiv rnllecr of New York. Man hattan. Long bland university and New York university. In most cases, players were no asked to lose games, bul to keep Beavers Want Joe DiMaqqio KAN TOANCISCO. WV-Joe Di Maggio, giving every IndlcaUon he has played nis last major league ball game, nevertheless says he won't make his decision final for at least a month. Then he'U tell New York Yan kees boss Dan Topping, the center- field ace said as he departed yes terday for a month's baseball tour of Japan. , DiMagglo said he'd given his decision to Topping in New York last week but the boss asked him to think It over. So he agreed to drop in on Topping alter he re turns irom japan. DIMaggio gave no hint what he'd do if he retires from his years of stardom with the Yanks, as ex- c-ected. And he made It definite that he'll not comment on other possi bilities until be s talked with Top ping. That goes for Bill Mulligan, gen eral manager of Portland s Pacific Coast leaguers, who wanted to knw if JolthV Joe's available as Beaver manager. ' . - And for San Francisco Seal fans who've been hopefully dreaming that DIMaggio and Lefty O'Doul might take over the local PCL club. Owner Paul Fagan put Uie Seals up for sale recently. O'Doul's contract expired with the end of Uie past season, so colorful Lefty's jobless. A Seals' deal would set up both Joe and Lefty In thelr home town, where they've both been big heroes for years. CLOSE SHAVE RENO. OR Bud Ward had 'close shave before he captured the 87500 Northern Csilfornia-Keno goll tournament Sunday. The Great Falls. Mont., pro wound up with 277, eleven under par, for first money oi siuuu, jusi a stroke ahead of Jimmy. Clark of Laguna Beach. Calif. a' ) 'Mi I nil ' W Vk FILL OUT, CLIP, MAIL COUPON TODAYI Sears, Roebuck and C 133 Se. 8th Street Klamath fells, Oreeen Send your expert to demonstrate NAME. ADDRESS. L CITY etvvu menu? taai' JLHlW their winning margins within the limits necessary for the gamblers to win their beta "on points." Three separate Indictments named each of the Bradley play, ers Melchlorre, William K. Mann and George M. Chlanakas, Hngan has claimed evidence against four other Bradley play trs Preece, Charlea Grover, Jemes Kelly and .Fred Schlictman. How. ever, he said' Ihey did not vloletf Now -York atate laws. 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