Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 19, 1951, Page 13, Image 13

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    KUIDAV, OC't'lUKU ID,
HERALD AND NKWS, XL-AM ATM FAU.S, OREGON
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llnally found II!"
Cliiloquin.
Henley Mix
Tomorrow
local Ih)U)rII niwtliiilit ecu
lira tomorrow on llcnlry where
llio uiibcnlrii llorncls hip it I homo
lo Clilloquln In tin only Klnmnlli
County Icauuo IS"iii
Klt kull limn I I 30 p in.
1 nul tlown Mrrrlll way Hip Spurt
ffrsllval Kamo will lio tin 1 l in
with lh lluaklra. laal yrara county
hamia. honllnu the Tulrlnkc Honk
tra In a iioii-roiintrr.
Tlio Suctfcl Heart Trojan mlcl
with Urn Klamath Union hltfli
arliool Wlldrala thin afternoon on
Moiloo rirld.
Malln. racing llnilry (or the
county clana II title, were lillc lhi
wnkrnd alter llonania lorlrltrd
Ita itama Kith Uio undefeated
Muitanun.
Sports
Mirror
fly Tha Aaaoclaled I'rraa
Tndajr A Year Afo Ttin Mon
treal Canadlana blanknrt tha New
York lUinera in hockey. 4-0.
Flu Veara Ago Trnnra.ira
anapped Alabaina'a 10-Kama un
beaten atrlng on Uie gridiron with
13-0 triumph.
Ten Veara Aio All-Amcrlcaa
Tommy Harmon and John Klin
brouKh made their prnlcMlonal
football debut with the New York
Americana, wtlh rvMlchlunn ace
Harmon acorlmr a touchdown to
tlo Columbus. 77.
Buck Leaders
Seem Safe
With Jusl two more rfayi left
In the Gun Store' buck con.
lent, current leadern In the eon
letit'a Uiree claulflcatlonii aeem
fairly aafe to flnlah on top.
The aame goea for Ucott War
ren. leading Bella Hardware
aeight content. Warren bagged
301-pounder early In the
teaaon.
I.eadera in Die Oun Store
buckatakea are:
Maurice Dodaon. Klamath
Palui, most number of polnu,
13.
Jack Morrla, Oranla Pasj,
largeat apread, J.Vj Inchea.
Jamea Todd. Klamath FalJa.
ihnrte.it legal horn. 3', Inchea.
Both rnnteaui clone with deer
trason Sunday.
Huskies
Underdog
To lllini
NKW YOIK, W-Mnat nf the na
llona lop-ranklng college lonlball
fluitnl llii.tr hlf'HIia tlefora
iirll'hliiiiliimil nudlencea loinorrciw.
Willi tur uenuiine attraction iwhu
mg Cnlllornla uualnnl Buulhora
1'alllnrnla nl llerkeley.
The Clolilen Ueura of California.
No. I minimally and with a airing
of 311 atrnlght regular aeaaon vie
lorlen. rule a (wn-iouchdown favor
ite over a aolid Trnlan eleven rated
No. Jl In Ilia Aaaoclatrd I'reaa
poll.
' The Hears have averaged 41
tininiM a Dame In ainanhlliff uaat
Hum a Claru, I'enn, Minnesota and
WiiahiiiKloii Blatr. Houthern Cal
liuii unii fiinr faniea anil loal onlv
nn Informal aklrmlnh with Camp
rruillrtnn.
Of Ihn other teama In Die Top
lVi 'r-iini-Nff 'lnxii A1M Marv-
Iimii and lluylnr alo appear to
Itr.i.-. ItiikU ulti-riiiirin ahFarl nf
them, although all are lavored by
irom i.i to ivj pointa.
I ll A 11 1 KIN A I.
'I'nnn-iu'i llilb.lMlrtl1 Vnlinff
mm, aeroml In the Nnllnnal rat
ing.i. delend their iniMillled record
ni'iiln..! IhrU.r.hritli-ll Alabjllia at
! Illriiiiiighani. Ala. 'Die Crlinfloii
TKIi-n Inlerlnr locord Can't be
liikru Ion mui'li lulo account alnce
tin In a Iriulltlonnl battle In which
ihrv pile up the injured like alove
wood.
'I i ntllllnn alMi pul added leelh
Into the Iray nl College I'ark. Md..
l etivc-n Mnrylnnd and North Caro
lina, longtime anlngonlnta of the
h4itiiiicin conlrrrnte. Maryland,
i-rvnitli-raiifcrd. hnn aliown Irenien
doua power In winning three gamea
but Terrapin Coach Jlin Tntum, a
lon-er North Carolina guard, gen
etully Ima trouble with hla alma
nutter
I Texna AAM. No. . one of the
lending lavorllea for Bouthwenl
I conference honora. playa twice
. i TfvnM riirlHiian at Fori
Worth while Baylor. No. lo. haa a
iiiukIi leal at Waco agalnal Teaaa
Tech. 33-10 conqueror ol TCU laat
week.
Two nf the current gridiron
elite- third-ranked Michigan Stale
and eiBliili-rnu-d lllinola take lo
. the road.
Michigan 8lale Journeya to Stale
College. I'a . where It rulea a 14-
point lavorlte over a Penn Stale
I team that haa won two and loal
I only lo Vlllanova. lllinola Invades
! Seattle for a game wuh rebound
ing Washington. The llllnl are 6'j
n..lt.l ftli-lfM
Texaa goes after I In fifth straight
victory In a Houthweat conference
till with Arknnnaa at Fayetlevllle.
Ark. The Inurth-rnnked Longliorna
are an eight-point choice.
WIN hTHr'.AK
Clrorgia Tech. No. 5. Is hosl lo
Auburn. Prlnrelon. No. . will
Mrlve to make Lalayetle the 17th
link in the longest winning streak
now going In major ranka.
Two of the Pacific Coast's fine
Independent clubs come east to
Impress Eastern experts.
The college of the Pacific, win
ner of IH llrnt four games, lakes
nn Boalon university tonight. San
: rrnnciaco. auto uumm
I lug an outstanding back In Ollle
Mntlaon, plays roranam si r-w
Notre Damn ' Hide-tracked last
week by Boutliern Methodist, la
13', point favorite over Pittsburgh
nl Pittsburgh. SMU, meanwhile,
meeta Itlce In night game at
Dallas
Moose Bowlers
Roll Again
Moore Pa'i bowling league lakes
up again tonigni alter a to
layoff. All bowlers are asked to
! be on hand promptly at S o clock
at the Oregon Tech alleys.
hi
pi-..: i as j r-,
Ten Preps Unbeaten;
Tornado, GP Meet
STILL A CHAMP Sfit.
Lew Jenkins Is still getting
In knockout punches this
lime at the Communist
fortes in Korea. The former
lightweight champion wears
a broad smilo after receiv
ing the Silver Star for his
prowess at the front.
Graders
In Title
Scramble
Mills and Conger-lllverMde mix, ;
tomorrow on Hie Modoc practice ;
Held lor the giaae scnoui imnv.ii
Ulle-
,iie teams, both holding 2-0 rec
ords, tangle nl 10 44 am. preced-'
ed by the 1111 between Kairview
I'ellcnn and lloosevell-Kreinonl l
8:30 lor Ullrd place.
Fulrview-l'ellcan lost IS O to the
Independent Junior High Midgets
Wednesday In a nnn-ksgue game.
Mike Snvage scored on two end
runs and Oeralri Arant rounded Uie
wing once lor the Midget scores.
Mills meeta Uie Mldgels next
Wednesday In a klnit's-X league
doner before the October 27 fool
ball Jamboree on Modoc field. In
volving the lour grade school
league members and the Miagcu.
By The Aaaoclalrd I'reaa
t..ut . mMth ri-inyliiM iM'fore
Oregon high achool leama go InUj
their championship playoffs, and
only 10 class A learns allil are
inulefeaied and untied.
All 10 go Into action this week-
end. All 10 are expected to emerge I
unscathed.
..The most notable I Grants Pws.l
lor the past month. Alter piling
Miraiuht nnriwinintlnir Vlc-
torlea thla aeaaon. Uranu Pasa at i
laat goes Into district competition.
IN-ANH-OITI-lt
'Ilie opponent will be Medlord.
. in.B,l.i,,i ti"lfiriner Oils sea- I
son. II Medford happens lo have I
one of Ha better nlghui, the gain'!
mlglll OC Close. UUl uie kiiiiic win
be on Oram Past' home field,
and Oranla Pass, undefeated In
lu sirsiglll games, Will ub inv
orlte.
u..ut.lll.l Va 4 In Iho 1ntel
poll and victor In live straight
games, win taao on uiiucmcu mu
once-tied Itcedsporl In a uon-dls-trlrt
game al Reedsporl.
Eugene, defeated only by Med
ford. will be hosf to Albany In
a gnmo that does not count lu
dlslrlcl standing but will be Im
portant to the Big Jilx league
raoe. Eugene was na. m w
lltet mill.
TOP (lA.Mr.H
Two top-notch games are of
fered. In Portland. Lincoln, the No
10 team In the state and the cur
rent leader ol the Portland race,
...in in,.lu r.rnnl tha stale's No.
0 team. Itoosevell. the No. 2 team
In the ainic, win piay vYaJMunawu.
friilat...A ilntir nl 1vt Rlrlffht
games and No. 5 In the latest poll.
will enjage Newberg In a dis
trict contest, lilllsboro U the
heavy lavorlle.
Aatorla, also winner or live j
straight. Is expected to coast lo !
a vlclory over neaawe. mhh
the state i no. icam- j
Anollier team with live straight
wins, Mlllon-Freewaler. expect 'o
find things easy agalnat Hermuilon
In district game. Mlltcn-Freewv
ler la the elate' No. 7 team.
bl.r.K HIXTII
The No. 8 team. Prlnevlile, will
Journey to Lakevlew. expected to
Egain a alxth straight victory of
I the season.
I The other undefeated and untied
teams are Rainier. North Marlon.
I Toledo and University High of Eu
1 gene. Rainier Is expected to win
1 with ease from Bcappoose, Toledo
to defeat Bluslaw, North Marlon
to down Sherwood. University won
1 its llllh straight by swamping Wil
lamette of Eugene jam nwm. .
Oregon City, unbeaten but tied.
Is favored over jnnwausic.
BING CROONS,
HARRIS MOANS
SAN JOSE. Calif , ifBIng Cros
by has something new to crocn
about . . . and Phil Harris may
be moanln' low.
One of Blng's footballing sons,
Dennis, scored three touchdowns
as Billarmlne defeated St. Mary's
high of Berkeley, Call!.. 31-18 Sat
urday night. Dennis. halfback,
scored twice with passes; once
after a 45 yard sprint. He also set
up another by racing 66 yards lo
the IS.
Phil Crosby, a guard, helped
check the St. Mary's offensive.
unhappy? Phil. Jr., a halfback
for St. Mary's, couldn't match Den
nis' touchdown parade.
Yhll C!tftrrHa manager of the
n.tun r-nha hrnkj. In with the
nnna tl a IirhL 0eillBll III ivot
at the age ol 18.
if
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National League
Detroit Chicago 1
Montreal 3 New York 2
American League
Providence 7 Si. Louis 3
Hershey 6 Indianapolis 2
When Clyde Sukeforth. Dodger
pitching coach, played for Man
chester fn the New England League
In 1928, Birdie Tebbette was the
team's batboy
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