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SATUHDAY. (KTOIIKIt '2(1, Ulltl IIKHAI.I) AND NKWS, KI,AMAT;i FALLS. PHF.f.ON PAGE THIkTEEN ami 54-0 Victory Gives Score, Three Wins New Highs iiy iti;i lit ni) ltlillt-lviliiii Oiruun Tpi-Ii Imcki. MiimpffHiH tl) tttn ttiiltc nl virion work Ijv liiu Ihirincit, whcHptl u unci tovn thr Mmlne I'Vltl lurl lint it lit lit uh tlir Owls hH iwu ircortlft In inun-lmmllmu u Kpimk v but out cliturd OnlriillA trmti by n UiO ( UUIII. Tlw loot bull hhutmit uwr the i VuihliiHlm flrvrn tiui.krtl ! ilt II y fur tlm IiukcM irc luinrd In by itit Oirxun Tw h Intin in l he fmir-yiMr ki Hi IiInUmv 1 the hilltop M-hool, mid M MMI U 3 i'J A ktiiiiI for iiinnlwr ot vl loi Ph pi urn M-itmjii, v.Hh (luttr HUinc vrt to t-'o. Thr 1IHW uml IIK0 IntilJl. mi!i IllMl JUM. (WU whin hi it m'Umhi l.iifit nlith.'i. triumph Witt Nfi. 3 for Ihr Owln oHiilmt thr ion no immhrr ol luituri bJIOhlNt ft I 4)1 ik opponitloii Ho outrhtr.krd wno thr Trull bl.ir.rin llmt Uu-f atltlril up JuM VI loin) nrt ynrd. mi thr hihd mid In IP" nir iiifulhfll 4D0 lor Orrtcrh i Only lour uim-.i ihtl (intruliit rmth Oi l trnituiy, our ultlrd hy k Ift-ynrd ptMiultv mi thr Owl Thr flour I (unit-Mr thr HIiizcih uol Hi thr OrrHon Trch kM vn Ironi t ir umI Ihir in thr third fpmr trr nml thnt wllh thr nld vl two )i iiid priuilllrn on thr (Jwln. ri sT oM'i-: lr.r Owh ivrrr lorrrd to punt ju t once ha they tiuiiuul ulino'd itt n ill u uti Uieir tlipi -doodle tunning Oirlcch Hit,' Thrrr In thr pul rrtflDK iirnnml r it nek wrir Don Knrfitir.ii, Lrrt Ornrtlii nud Jim Koirmiiu, who Morrd two of thr rluhl touchdown, enrmurd Mrvirn Miida-hult yurdn prr t-urrv In M nnManmrnlv (Irr.rtin w it Jiitt a lint lion hut k ol l''Mtrmuii wllh n 7 nvrruyc In thr Mimr iuiiiiIht ol rurrlr.v McInlrMi putkrd thr hull b tlmrri mid Ihr hi hill but It wuh plMun leu pumping high hud n 1.4 nvrruKc. TO -HDOWNH (irtirtln nml Mdnloili rath nddrd n Morr In tlic touihdtmu purndr OluriH wrrr inudr by HUard Floyd I'rluu on u plrkrd Hp fumblr, rnd H.ilph 1'rrkln-t. iiunrtrrbnt k Qurrlno 1-rlll and hull butk Ororitr Clntk. who luinrd tn it rirmntionttl dihplny of cnmprr Ihk lh thr liiht qum trr. rnrrylnii Ihr bull 1'J yurdn In MX trlpu for a Innrv 13 I nvrntur. (iriirUn'ft lour tiooiit nltrr (ouch (towui and a Mifrly loinplclcd the r-cm tiur. . ini Kruiitjt U'a.i nptmniblr for Hit twopoiiurr whrn he bull doKltrd Crntrultn hnllhurk Johnnv Nrlnon behind thr moi1 hue in ihr - Kr't uunrtvr whrn Nrlon 1tid tn tun the bull out from the lvu-uid lin- mow nv-iii,ov Ilrrr'n tho blow-by-blow nrcounl brlrfly tl 'ITr Owln look Ihr oprnlnu Vukoff mid inurcticd 13 yurdrt in ;.ix ptwyH-wlth two Cmlntltii prn ulUrit thrown in-nnil I-'mrmun -llttrd off tnrklr for thr touchdown front thr, 10-ynrd Mrlpr. Bill Uurkiimhnm rrtuinrd n uuttk kick by Ccuiriillu In thr lltwzrr 2H mid in five pluyn one it 10-ynrd piuvi k ii lu from Jitt-k Hrown to Jrrry Wyutt MrlnttiNh h;iirrlrd MrnlKht throuuh thr Crn Irulln Ilnr for Ihr rcotul touch (.oun. Clruclin'A kirk wus itotxl lo hiiiiH thr M-orr lo 13 0 with Jul four inluutrt Irft in Die llrht irnine. TWO miNTfi 3 Aflrr thr klrkoff. the Trull-bhir-nrn tried In vnln to iiuln throuuh tbr iukmI Owl hue. mtd u lA-yurd pminlty put thrm on their own two. Thitt'n whrn Krnntx hooinrd tliTcmuh to null Nrl.son for the. two po''". Tho quurtcr ended thitt wny, 15-0. Mi l.me in Ihr second qunrtrr fVitirnllH lo.nl thr bull on- dowim on the Owl 44, the first time the iih7.rr could drnt Orrlrch Innd. Mt-IntnMi'n 25-ynrd hpurl hlKh liulilrd A nlx-plny blttx that covered thr M ynrds to the koii! Ilnr with OencUn potnK over on n pitch out lo the left to cover tho lu.l live ifll With Just seconds remnlnlng, Grants Pass Smears Black Tornado, 47-0 ny The Associated Press The (uvorltps raced unmnlpstrd In Oil-noil hliiii Mliool loolbull ciinipetlllon lust iiIkIU. Oinnts Pass, rated No. 1 In the A.vwrlnlnl Press sporU news nirn's poll, spemed assured of keeping Us ranking niter a 47-0 win over Medford. Roosevelt of Portland, the No. 3 ruled lenin, scored an Impressive 43-14 victory over strong Wash Inglon. 1MRATUS WIN Mnrslilleld, Ihe No. 3 team, lolled over nrcvlously undclotttcd H. 't'di;poi't, 44-0. Astoria, ruled No. 4, crushed Seii.'ildR, M-0. Hlllsbnrn, Ihe No. 5 lenm, tinuncert Ncwhng. 33-0. Ornnt of Pcirtluml, ruled No. (I, ppallnd Lincoln's unbeutiMi record In the cllv lenguc, (IcIentlnR the Cnrdlnnls, 24-11. Undefi'iilcd Prlnrvlllo looked morn Impressive limn over ns it crushed Lukevlcw, 47 0. Hut Eugene, the nlnth-rnnkeil leuin, fell victim lo Albany, 12-8. JIKI The Roosevelt nucl Ornnt vlr tmio.'T placed thrm In n lie wllh I. lnculii lor leadci'.shlp In dlNtrlcIs one nud two In the Oregon lcnmio's A-l division. Two Porl bnd tennis will finality lor,, tho K'ala plny-ollM. Lincoln hns yet lo t'bv Piidefcaled Rnoiiovclt, which b.-nt CH-nut lavt week. A- torlr's ovenvhelinlng win bol stered Us position ns favorite In Utat. 3. Hlllsboro nlso rolnforcert I ' r tnnirtlni; as tops In DIM. 4. i lilimv'h Oregon oily retained mi (.u.ultfe eimr u by bcatln Mil vnltle. 87-12.- MitrEhllald'a victory over Reed.' for OTI Clompf wrnt bnck to patoi. A hordn of Trclt linemen htm -tied him on (he 30 and he lot the hiutdli) on the bull, J'rtniz pii.ked up the Ioohh Iruthrr itnd hot-foolrd 11 llw rent of thr, wiiy to the uoitl, OeneMn'H ttood kn k nudr It 29 0 it tha hull wllh Jura time Irft lor tho klrkoff i" ml our OntruH a piny, ivmit hcii (Hi Km Mitrlln Intrrcrplcd k Criitruliit pitnit in ihr third qimrtnr unci thr Owln htnrtrd ttruinlnK Iiotn thnlr own 3D. (irnrtln Jlttri buuucd 21 yurdn to Uir Crulrulla 34 on (he f lr:.t pluy. Thrrr pluvn lutri, Korrnmn wrnt lo hi rluht oi: a fhorl rnd run, wan trnpprd, irvrrnrd hln field Add oul-ran thr Onlrullu clrfruder.t the lu?t 10 yurdn to pny dirt. Oenrtln rtpllt thr uprluhm lo in like It 30-0 At the end of three quarter.). Hi Foreman hit I.rlll wllh a touchdown pHHA on the flrpt piny of thr fourth quarter Aflrr Mc Intohh it lrt-yard tally crulne n cuttrd bac k on a prmtlty. No Crn tntlht defender ua clow ennuah to r.uy hrllo to I.rlll when hr htcpprd over thr uoal lino After HiilhriiiiK in Knreinairs pu. ( I, AUK MOIll.S Hi A Oiilrulla quirk kirk wasn't qu.rk enmii;h and tiir Owlh Untt over on lir 15 after thr bwit wan bliH-knl. AfU-r Mclulohh lort n ymd, C'lnrk put torlhrr ronsreu live ituliift uf hix, MX and then tour yurdn for thr r.rvcuth Owl touch duwu. 'Ihr Oulft rurked up two lourhdownn lu junt three minute and 10 Arcunda uf the fourth chapter. tUi lite Owln in Arched 83 yardn late in thr tcmr fur the laM Mure Clmk danred 42 yards on hoc play to the Centralla 2ft but wu crrdltrd with JUht 30 yards when thr Owln were charged with cllppltut Hut Cinrk hud a 31-yard npuil left and thr Owln culminated thr drive with a 10-yard touchdown puu from Uurklnuham to 1'eikUu. M.1I1K S Nl )nt. ni.lmig Sri )r.U pacing . Total nl )iilI rir.l fluwiu ru.hlng I'lr.t ilou-it pawn rirt d"wn pnlly Ti'tal tlnl (lowiii . l'ur. rt flipllrt I'm Itiuit cpicii by Time, purtlrtl runt vri jiiriai Fumlilv. 1UI 1'Ml ftitnl)!. . IUI1 lual tloH'lt Yiil. nlliv(l Tourhdown ('mvvr.liiiMi . fr() . IS a ' . u I Timriidnun.- rornin 1, MrlnlotH tjiilln Ctaik. 1111. PMnlF. f.rklna CJtivcrlon. (itrifltln 4 Klrl ; Klantl I.MIU 1111 Al. (AHlAl.i: OTI TC V AIT -a. a 7 .1 1 u 7 1 ft 0 i a a 9 13 1 API -i .1 1 4 no 01 30 as "?3 Gonytll! ... MrlitAl 111 It 4 n noon tturkiiiiham Jtr UMI ('lata MSA1 IA C. mpf Hall lloMr.-linp Mlwlr mm lAST NIGHT New York i.St. Nicholas Arena 1 Joe Dnlc.sl, 230, Kulpmont, Pa., knocked out Cilno Buonvtno, 200, Italy I. IIoIIiwikhI, Calif. Lauro Salat, 137. Munterrry, Mexico, outpointed Jackie Blair, 129, Dallas. 10. RF.Tl'RNS SEATTLE. I Eddie Taylor will return to the Seattle Ralnlera next yrar an cosch. Taylor coached the I Rnlnlrrs from 1938 to 1949 and iM-ouli'd for Seattle In 1950. During the iiiit neaon he scouted for tlio IChlcngo White Sox. port, Die top team In division 1 of the A-2 division, made Ha position ns favorite In nist. S more secure. Eugene, although unbeaten In division play, now has been bumped twice, by nou division teams. In A-2 competition. Rainier lust about wrapped up Dlst. 1 honors wllh a 31-0 victory over Bcappoose. Bt Helens dropped out of serious contention by losing to Clntskniilo, 7-0. Toledo, lied wllh Reedsport for Ihe Dlst. 2 lend, crushed Florence, 4B-0. It was Toledo's 20th arralglit victory and established It as fa vorlte for the district title. FAVORITE III Dlst 3. North Marlon con Untied ns fnvorlto with A 38-0 win over Sherwood, Junction City stayed well out In front of Dlst. 6 rivals with an lmpresslvo 56 to 6 victory over Lowell. Citnbv nosed a notch closer to the Dlst. 4 title by swamping Mnlnlln, 32-6. Prlnevllle continued lo domi nate Dlst. 8 teams In Us seven touchdown shellacking of Lake view. In Oregon schools' games with out-of-state teams, Klumalh Falls played Boise to a 20-20 tie and Hood River took a 14-0 drubbing from Camas, Wash, i HOTELS ) OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modem Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Earlcjr and Joe Earley i Proprietors I t Oregon Tech Two Grid Records CENTRALIA QUARTERBACK Harold Compr (68) couldn't gain on the ground all eve ning against the Oregon Tech Owls and this is one pictured example. Owl defender Jim Kranlz dumps Gompf rudely after a short gain. Krantz is the lad who spilled Cen tralia's Johnny Nelson behind the goal to give the Owls two points of their total 54. j r 1 RED KURD, SPORTS EDITOR i - : '. mm MACK LILLARD . . . signs Molliy Armory Rematch Brewing If you're planing to attend next Wednesday's wrestling matches at the armory, you better hurry lo beat the ludv funs. Bill Mclby. Mr. America of 1049, will return -to the local ring against "Home, outstanding oppo nent." Promoter Muck Llllurd un noticed yesterday. Tlie hnndsonie Suit Lake City adonis, who has the women In the crowd reaching for aspirins, ap peared here last scuson and was an Immed'ate hit. REMATCH Llllard. meanwhile, Is working toward signing Jnck O'Reilly and Olen iBaldyi Knox for a rematch. O'Reilly scronms for a return wlUi the skln-heodcd West Virgin ian were touched off Wednesday night when Referee Buck David son gave the nod to Knox on dis qualification. But the Australian has made Ihree stipulations which Llllard in timated would bo met. He wants a different referee, no time limit, and n wlnncr-lnkc-nll mutch. OPTIMSTC Llllard expressed optimism this week Uint tho match would ' be signed, whllo another possibility la a tag tenVn match, hitting O'Reil ly nud Gordon Hesscl against Knox and the Galloping Ghost. The Ghost bent Hcssel tn a torrid bout Wednesday night, Central Finds First Victory By The Associated Press Two wlnless Evergreen confer ence football teams Centra) Wash ington college and Whltworlh met last night and Central came out of the fray wllh lis first win. The score was 19-7. Because of differences In elevn tlon, New ' Mexico lias climates comparable to the . lower Hudson Bay area and toi that ol New Orlcnns PAINT STORE 1229. E, Main Kentucky Aces In Cage Fix CHICAGO, (Tl Former America ba'kctbnll greats. All- Alex Ororii and Ralph Beard, today were arrested and charged with ucccptlng bribes lo shave points when they were leading Kentucky lo collegintc lame In 1049. Dale Barnstable, one of their teammates of two years ago when Keniucky parnded to Us second successive NCAA crown after Olympic reknown of 1948. was picked up simultaneously by New York district attorney men in i Louisville Inst night. He was be ing questioned Uiere. Groza and Beard admitted dur ing questioning of accepting bribes. With the breaking of Ihe Ken- lucky ca;c. tlie basketbal fix ! decay now has Implicated at least , 34 players from seven teams. The I other schools involved are Brad Icy, Toledo. CCNY. Manhattan. I Long Isnland. and New York U. I Vincent A. O. O'Connor, as ! sistnnt district arrorney of New I York, suid Beard and Groza would I udnilt only to receiving $500 to- gethcr with Barnstable to shave point off the Kentucky-Chicago Loyola contest. March 14, 1949, In Madison Square Garden. The NIT tournament game was won by Loy ola 07-56 in a surprising upset. Wallop Vanport STANKINOS W I Pel. . 1 000 .500 .000 .000 Oregon College . Vanport FaRtern Oreeon Oregon Tech 1 1 1 0 I .0 1 Oregon College of Education gained lop spot In Oregon Col leglnlc football conference stand ings when It defented Vanport 42-7 al Monmouth lust night. The victory gavo-OCE nt leajt n tic for the conference cliuinplou ship. Chuck Pinion scored two of OCE's touchdowns on 14-yard nnd 7-yard runs. Vanport's lone tally enme when Dale Stewart passed lo Sinn Hays In n 36-yard scor ing play In the final quarter. In a - non-conference game, Oregon Technical Institute defeat ed Centrnlin, Wash., Junior college 54-0 nt Klamath Falls. Don Fore man scored twice for the winning team. ' ' ; i HOCKEY Taelflc Coast League Victoria '9 Tacoma 4 Saskatoon 4 Vancouver 3 Edmonton 7 Calgary 2 Your Headquarteri j for SUPER KEM TONE ond ' ' KEMGLO Aik or our Sherwln Williams Style TIME OUT! . t Rulolololo , VI5J3S 28 Zl 1 ' :WrS i in'- 1.' A LSEin?:'-- "One (ood thing . . . this suouki settle those nasty rumors that we're using professionals!' Heinrich On Mend I SEATTLE. IP- Team physician ' John Gechan said last night Don Heinrich, Washington's All-Amer- j len qunrterback, should be ready lor limited action in the Stanford game here next week. j Heinrich suffered a shoulder sep aration before Washington's first game this year and has not yet i appeared In the lineup. Dr. Gechan- said Heinrich was anxious to return to nctlon and had been keeping in physical trim by exercising with the squad dally. Next week. Geehan said. Wash ington's ace quarterback will con centrate on passing In which he led the entire nntion Inst year nllhough he will not scrimmage with the team. Heinrich Is able to throw lone pnsses with his old nbility, Oeehnn said, but has not yet reached par on the snap Uirows across the line of scrimmage. Should his lntured shoulder respond ns expected, he win or ready lor n full stint In Uie ounrterback role ngalnst Ore gon State here Nov. 3, the doctor said. It Is estimated thnt about 1000 U.S. children lose the sight of. an eye ench year because : ol play with dangerous toys. .J JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES ond SERVICE 11th & Klamath Ph. 2-2581 FOOTBALL Q SCORES' OI.J.MjK RmUtn If. 77 CoIIXfl rf Pacific 12 l troll 19 Boitcjn CoIIa 13 Miami trtai r2 Wuhlnfton and L 6 f urmin U ClUrtal 14 Wak rorsl 77 (ore Washington 13 liiikcfM 10 Morhou 0 Xavir 'O i 47 Ixulsvllla HI Arnb(ne el Crntral lowa 9 WUrn IDtnoii M Rntilhrn IlllnDfi 12 Oron Junior Vanity 10 OhC Junlof Vrtay I'l Mho Slat 13 Colorado fit I A Orrg'm f.fluratVin 42 Vanpon 7 tftegnn Tech M Centralis JC 0 ' Ontral Wa.hlnflon 19 Whllworih 7 (jrrldmUl la Ln Arlri lat 0 Han rranclM.-o City 14 Lot Anjelea Citr Occii cc ?ox 51 RM 0 lllfilt k( IIOOI, Milum-PrMwaUr 43 HcrmiaUin 0 Amity 33 Vamhlll 13 Hmtburg 14 CotUgr Grove 0 fiarihaldl 14 WarrenUn 0 Drain 30 Elmlra 0 Nhale 33 Nctucra 1.1 Tillamook Catholic 13 WhecUr 12 Knappa 44 Gat Ion CacaJ W Newport f Sclo 27 HarrUhurg S r.rhn 18 t.'matllla 7 Ktarrtalh Palli 20 Bolr 20 VTAfti 7 Vcrnonla 7 Caari.de Loekt 4 Uufur 7 liurm 47 Ju-eph 13 Verboo.t 42 Bay City t2 North Marion 3 8tiood 6 Moro 13 Mauptn Ill.nnU 19 Rogue River S Philomath 33 A!sa 6 Raker The Dalle 0 llillvboro 33 Newherg Cimat iWth 14 Mood River 0 Tlfard 14 McMlnnvtlle 0 ClauUanle 7 St. Helena 0 Kllvcrton 7 Ml- Angel Vitxxlhurn !4 Sandy 0 Kwect Hrrr.e 13 rtedmond 2 Oreicon City 27 VllwauVi II I!averton 27 Wet Una 13 Aitona 31 Bear toe 0 Can by 32 Molalla 6 Albany 12 Eugene 6 Spnnyflald 2'i CnrvellH Granu Paa 47 Med lord 0 , 1 Ciantie 8 Pendlelon 0 Ahland 21 Eagle Point 0 P.ank 7 Willamina 6 Toledo 46 flnrence 0 Pr.neville 47 Ukeview 0 , Rainier 31 Srtppoote Junction Oiv U Louell 6 Marahfteld 44 Peedeporl 0 Portland Hebaela P.rynevtH 43 Washington 14 Grant 24 Lincoln 4 Frenklln 12 Benson 0 JcJferton 20 Cleveland t . Columbia Prep B Central Catholic Trojans Trample Wildcats By HAROLD McKAY Sacred Heart's Trojans tram pled the Klamath Wildcats, 38-13, yesterday on Modoc Field. Klamaih hit pay dirt first when Matt Finnigan returned the open- 1 ing kickoff 93 yards for a touch down. But tlie Trojans went ahead, 7-8. late in the first frame when Jim Mahoney scored on an 11-yard end run and Wayne Neubert ran the extra point. The academy brought it to 14-8 at : the half after Bob Howard scored from the two-yard line when the Trojans recovered a Wildcat fumble. Mahoney bashed the line for the extra point. Sacred Heart exploded for three touchdowns in the third quarter. Howard ripped off a 54-yard run, then smashed over from the one yai.l stripe. Ray Beard scored on a pass play and Jack Helder er intercepted- a 'Cat pass and galloped 95 yards for . the filth Trojan score. Mike Chase scored Klamath's I second and lest touchdown In the ! fourth quarter on a 13-yard end run alter the Wildcats latched onto a Trojan fumble. Howard added the last Trojan touchdown on a four-yard scram ble through! the middle of the WUdcat line. . HORSE SHOW HARRISBURG. Pa., I The Pennsylvania NaUonal horse show opened its doors today for what show officials were calling the world's largest array of horseflesh. More than 700 of the top horses of the country and five foreign nations will compete today through next Saturday for a prize list ex ceeding $33,000 In cash prizes and t tropnies. TOP HORSES NEW YORK. t.fl The $50,000 Empire City Gold Cup, one of tlie year's most Important races be cause It will go fnr toward de termining the nation's No. 1 horse, brings together Hill Prince and Counterpoint again today at Ja maica race course. SUGAR TO FIGHT SAN FRANCISCO. (A". Sports Promoter William P. Kyne says middleweight champion Sugar Ray Robinson will defend his title here Jnn. 8 against Harold Green of Brooklyn. Proceeds of the proposed 15-round match will go the Damon Runyon cancer fund. ; KLAMATH FALLS 20-30 CLUB 11th ANNUAL WESTERN KNIGHT ASS'N : ; ANNUAL MEETING and STAG SHOW Klamath ARMORY THURSDAY-OCT. 25-8 P.M. " Contact ony 20-30 Member . For Tickers Proceeds go to Children's Chrittmos Parade Candy Fund Pelicans (not t aves, Pickett's Arm Wipes Out Boise Land Game BOISE, Ida. (Special) A trong Kecona-half paHftlng attack, led by Bill Pickett, nave Klamath Falls a 20-20 tie wllh Boise here lul niiiht. The Braves held a tremendous edge on the ground but Pickett' etxht completluiu In 11 pasnefl good lor 152 yards kept the Pelican In the game. George Ma.slcell Intercepted a pas early In the (irst period and ran It from the Boise 21 to the ei''ht. Kenny Young skirted right lor the game's first touchdown. MOVE S3 Boise scored in the second quar ter, moving 50 yards to the Fell can 21 with Jack Kindred going over on an end run. ' The Braves went ahead In the third frame as Bryant Lemon bucked 11 yards to cap a 60-y?rd drive. ! In th fourth quarter, Pickett : found Chick Quinowskl with two 1 paste, the plav advancing from the Pels' 30 the second time as , Quinowskl pranced all the way to I ppv airi. i wfien Youn kicked the extr .point, the score was tied for the serond time. 13-all. The Pelicans forged ahead m the I final quarter, moving 68 yards on four passes from Pickett's radar arn lo the Boise two-yard line. Young scored from there and Baksi Plans Ring Return NEW YORK. Wl "Ii Jersey Joe walcott can do It. so can I," said comebacking Joe -Baksi today as he aimed for the heavyweight big iime once more. Mgr. Natey Wolfson wants Baksi to meet Jimmy Rouse e in Troy, N- Y, next week to 1111 a pre vious commitment and then go to England for a December fight un der Jack Solomons' promotion. Agganis Stars, Boston Wins BOSTON. IB After several false starts, Boston university's triple threat Harry Agganis today crowd ed into the 1951 All-America foot ball picture on the strength of bis sensational showing against - a strong CoUege of the Pacific team. With Agganis passing, punting and running, Boston university raced away to a 27-12 victory over Pacific. A 16.030 crowd sat In on New England's most surprising gridiron upset since Holv Cross wrecked Boston coUege's last great bowl team, 55-12, back In 1943, Stars Blank Japs, 7-0 TOKYO. IAV-Fiftv thousand Jap anese fans jammed Korakuin Stadium today and watched the visiting American basebaU All Stars open their tour of Japan with a 7-0 victory over the Yomiui Giants. Dom DIMaggio. Boston's con sistent 300 hitter, smashed out a a double and a single and scored three runs to pace the American stuck. Ferris Fain, top American league batter this year, hit two singles. First Come, First Served . Two hundred reserved seat tick ets are avaUable tor the Pelican football game against the Cavemen in Grants Pass next Friday night and go on sale Monday, t a.m.. at the chamber of commerce. Joe Peak. KUHS athletic direc tor, says it's ."first come, first served." ' Sports Mirror By The Associated Press Today A Year Ago George town's football team defeated Bos ton college, 20 to 10. Five Years Ago Herman Keiser stroked a 291 to win the $10,000 Knoxvllle, Tenn., invitational golf tournament. Ten Years Ago Minnesota ranked first In the weekly Assoc iated Press football poU, with 69 first-place votes. Twenty Years Ago Frankie Frisch, St. Louis Cardinals secontt baseman, was voted the most val uable player In the National league for 1931 by . the baseball writers' association. 20-20 calmly split the uprights to glv Klamath a 20-13 lead. But the Braves cooked up anally spurt shortly after. Bob Hnlncs passed 60 yards to Kindred, .who was aumpeo on tne pelican as. Two plays later. Kindred skirted right end for the score. Tim Hansen after-touchdown boot gave the Braves a tie. , EVENS THINGS The Pels could gain Just 26 nrt yards running from scrimmage but Pickett's slingshot arm evened af fairs as the Braves rolled up 237 yards with their ground attack. in an. tne reis tossed 13 times. completed nine to gain a tie In the lourth game between the two scnools. The series stands now at two wins for Ki.imath Falls (In 1847 and IMS) and two ties last year It was 12-12 on Mnrinn floM in Klamath Falls. 'i STATISTICS . t, xr ifi.t Yra ruihtng' 2tt 21 Yarda- paaalns , IBS ' 71 Toul nt yarda , . ail 311 Flrat Downa . . fl . , . Paaaaa Attempted J. )1 . Jj P.im completad 9 4 Patae intercepted , 0 Tumble! loet 1- ' 1 rename Younf 2. Botoe Kindred 3. Lemon. I Point after touchdown; Klamath 1 Young a. BoUe Hanaen a. Dick Todd Redskin Pro Head WASHINGTON. VH Dick Todd. onetime Texas A. and M. back field great. Is today's coach of the Washington Redskins football team. He took over last night stepping up Irom backfield coach on what looked like a caretaker basis, pend ing the time when HeartlyiHunk) Anaerson. one ol Notre Dame s legendaries and successor to Xnuta Rockne as Notre Dame coach- works out contract difficulties. Although he Is working, as a steel salesman, in Detroit, Ander son Is under contract to the Chi cago Bears aa a line' coach. The contract does not run out until Dec. 31. Owner-coach George Halas refused to let Anderson off tho leash unless the Redskins would trade tackle Paul Lipscomb. This KetUKln Res. George Marshall said he could not because ol league rules and would not do. How long would Todd be coach was the first question. "At least until the end of the season or until Halas changes his mind. Redskin Mgr. Dick McCann told reporters. Todd Is a 37 years old. He was a noted high school player at Crow ell. Tex., where he ,, scored . 318 pouits In one year. Despite piaying on weak Texas A. and M. teams, he stood out so much that pro football took him in at 170 pounds. He joined the Redskins In 1939, and was a briUiant ground gainer . and pass catcher. Three years ago he went back to A- and M. as a backfield coach. He returned to the Redskins, in the same capacl- -ty. this year. . Club Show Held Too Risque v HOLLYWOOD, Wl LIU St. Cyr," blonde burlesque beauty, and man ager Herman D. Hover of Ciro's night club were cited early today on charges oi participating In ana conducting an Indecent show. Capt. Walker Harmon of the sheriff's vice squad said the cita tions were Issued as a result of complaints that Miss St Cyr s strip tease performance was to risque. Harmon. CapU P. L. Sutton and Sgt. Ann Hunter Issued the misde meanor citations after viewing the first show and ordered Hover to omit later performances; . . ROPE RECORD . . . NEW YORK, W Bryan Wolford of Tyler. 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