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mondav. orToniotini i imi ijm-Ul Bill I I PAGE FIGHT time oimj HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ISC Trip I iii.imi mi utp r ' v ".''"' " Hye low! S - - - - - - V I OW LOW. said to be : the champion midget wrest ler of the world, will join thnjB oilier diminutive wrestlers in. a feature tag ; team match Thursday night at the armory. ' Lillard Cidc Out Mat Card ' Matchmaker Mack Lillard today completed his supporting card for Thursday night to round out a show that will feature four sensa tional wrestling midgets. The midgets will mix to a tag team match sandwiched between two one-hour bouts with the big fellas, one a rematch. Bill Melby, good-looking Salt Lake City lad. tangles with the Galloping - Ghost in the opener. This is a rematch. Melby won last week by disqualification but wants to make it more emphauo uns wees. Jack O'Reilly, winner over Glen Knox last week, mixes with Jack Britton of Montreal, Can., in the other one-hour bout. The midgets, pulling in record breaking crowds vherever they go, are Sky Low Low and Vito Gonzales against Pee Wee James and Saile Halasie. The armory is expected to be packed lor the Thursday shew, changed from the usual Wednes day date because of a Halloween dance at the armory. Reserved tickets are going fast b woaucucrry 3 drugs. Axemen Drub Marsh field COOS BAY, Ml Marshfield. rated No. 3 in last week's Asso ciated Press poll of soortswriters and sportscasters, was knocked from the undefeated ranks of Ore eon high school football teams ' Saturday night. Twice - beaten Eugene downed the Pirates, 19-14. here, when Je.--ry Wicks plunged six yards to a touchdown after Eugene has re covered a fumble on the Marsh- ' field 20. Eugene is undefeated In Dist. S A-l play. But Marshfield remains on toD of the leacrue. Euppne is Ineligible for district honors and a place in the. state plav-offs be . cause It wouldn't schedule all teams in the district. Wolves Tie Linfield. 6-6; Vanport Pirates Lose, 34-0 By The Associated Press - Three Oregon Collegiate confer ence football teams saw action Saturday night, but none of the tames affected conference stand , ings. Oregon College of Education, the itate's only undefeated team, bat tled to a 6-6 tie in a non-confer-, ence game at Linfield college. Bud Michaels scored for OCE and - Ad Rutschman for Linfield. Eastern Oregon College of Edu sation defeated Mountain Home Air Famous Otto White "ARCH-EASE" BOOTS Regular "Light-Weight Stitchdown 8" ' Packer "Light-Weight" Stitchdown 8" Calked "Light-Weight" Loggers 8" or 10" i . Siici 5 to 13 in Currin's Durable Loggers Regular or Spring Heel. 10" Calked 723 Main SAN FRANCISCO. Stanford. I tram (hat auparently does not recognise the word "defeat." has ! become tile headl liter of the far Western football show at least tor this week. The amazing Indians' taking the prediction of their boyish coach, Chuck Taylor, lor granted, upset Washington, 14-7 last week to emerge stronger than ever as con tenders (or the conference cham pionship and a ride to the Rose Bowl, Six trips to the winner's circle champion, w ill be helping his coun and not a defeat is the Stanford trv in the world wide track and I record. And for the sixth time. ! ijed competition next year. voacn mjiui sjiicTiimc lottvM, g, we 11 win this one " has been cor rect. GRID MEN Tavlor, Stanford's All America guard of IMS, is well on his way 10 becoming "Coach of the Year." n Kic firct cnit ic han man. His "bovs" have become men m the world of football. They opened lTa&o a shaky 27-M win oer Oregon. I Slowly but surely they have gained Broken Jaw Case Studied KANSAS CTY. W The next step in the case of Johnny Brigtx's broken jaw is up to Oklahoma A. and M. officials. A special four-man fact finding committee of the Missouri Valley conference left it that way after an eight and a half hour meeting here yesterday. . Bright. Drake's great Negro quarterback, got his jaw broken in a football game with the Aggies at Stillwater Oct. 30. He played only seven minutes and 54 seconds and Drake officials protested that Aggie tackle Wilbanks Smith, a heavyweight collegiate wresUer, did the damage intentionally. Oklahoma A. arid M.. represented at the meeting by Athletic Direc tor Henry Iba. head football coach J. B. Whitworth and faculty repre sentative Dean C. H. McElroy. are to study Drake's report to the com mittee before making a reply. Jayvees, Cavemen Tie 7-7 Bj HAROLD McKAY Grants Pass and Klamath junior varsity teams battled to a 7-7 tie on Modoc Field Saturday. Neither team scored in the first quarter although Grants Pass forged to the Klamath five yard line but fumbled to lose the ball. A blocked punt set up the KU score in the second quarter. The Klamath line blocked a Cavemen 1 kick on the 40. A trade of fumbles i finally gave Klamath Falls the ball , oh the CP 21. A penalty put the ball on' the Grants Pass 10. John Tilman, KU tailback, scooted around right end for the only Klamath score. After Vernon Keller's kick was good, Klamath led 7-0 at the half. Late In the third quarter Bruce Robertson drove over frcm the Klamath five yard line. Robertson .lu, r,n ,. iv.,. ,in. Base 21-7 at La Grande Saturday. Trim Haun. .lim 1 sm.-a gnH .ifm McAllister scored touchdowns for ! tut,t. jim Manon kicked all the 1 extra points. Vanport was defeated 34-0 by 1 Fort Lawton at Seattle. OCE leads conference standings with two wins and no losses. Van port has one win and a loss and Eastern Oregon College of Educa-1 tion and Oreron Technical Institute ! have a record of one conference loss. 3150 3350 ,v 0 1 50 OC0 wl ,0 03 widths A te EEE 39 so Phone 3443 stature with victories over Sun Jose State, Michigan. UCLA. Santa Clara and now Washington. The win over Washington as de cisive. The passing of Gary Kerkor lan, the catching of Bill McColl and the come-through line crunching of novice fullback Bob Mathia.i were factors in the outcome. McColl Is Stanford's candidate for All Ameri ca end honors. He looked the part better lhau ever last week. OLYMPIC CHAMP Mathiax. the Olvmuic dtathlon : aiamora gris auouier ujugn icst this weekend against visiting Washington State. The wsc Cou gars completely outclassed Oregon last Saturday. It was a 41-G rout. Washington Stale has arrived as a gridiron power, no mistake about it. But defeats by USC and Cal- - norma makes its title chances only I slim mathematical possibility tlltl,tt Rnl .. Souern California, last week .,,,..., lh, r,., p.rlllo r, conference championship cnallen- ger, shares the role today with Stanford. The Trojans had to come from behind in the last few min utes with two touchdowns o beat Texas Christian 28-20. Conversions by Frank Gifford accounted for USC meets Army in New York this Saturday. : California, meanwm e. bounced ; back into a victor's role last Sat urday with a solid 3S-14 setback to Oregon State. Calilornla meets the University of California at Los Colorado in touchdowns, 55-14 and Angeles there this weekend. Ore- i Tennessee drydocked poor little gon State goes to SeatUe to take!TmeJ? Tech. 68-0. 1 hen there on luckless Washington were, these scoring salvos: Mlclit- Waho and CSi. i out In I S Pitt 20 Michigan 54 Eugene, each seeking to salvage something out of disappointing sea sons. Oregon has won only one out of six games and Idaho two oul ot five. NWLoop In 3-Way Deadlock Pacific university just about clinched a tie for the Northwest conference football championship by upsetting Lewis and Clark, 20- 12. Saturday. Pacific's victory threw the race into a three-wav tie between Col lege of Idaho, Pacific and UC, the defendir champion. Each has three wins and a loss, with one conference game to play. The big contest will be between Lewis and Clark and College of mano in roruana next Saturday. A week later. Pacific will close out its schedule against winless Whit man, and Is expected to have little trouble. Valrkani, iv.nL -,..,... hi 1.-1. T L..7,.." :.T... .. " "V"?'.,"' ''Viury. over L 8c C. He completed 12 of 21 attempted passes (or 204 yards, including two long ones for touch downs. He added 89 yards by run ning to account for 293 of Pacific's 336 net yards. A Ci-yard pass Dlav from Buck- iewicz to fullback Ron Cole out Pacific In front in the first period. and the Badgers were never beaded. Caley Cook. L 8c C's freshman flash, provided the game's longest round gainer an 86-vard touch down dash. This . gave Cook the conference scoring lead, with 42 points. Two other league members saw action m non-conference games. Vd, r.inn- in Education s 10 - game Linfield ended Oregon College of winnine streak by tieing OCE, 6-6. The teams were scoreless until the fourth period, when Linfield full back Ad Rutschman plunged to a touchdown from nine yards out. OCE tied it near the end when Bud Michaels raced Into the Pa cific end zone after taking a pass. Willamette entertained College of Puget Sound at Salem and dron- ned a close one to the Loggers. 12-6. NOW ON DISPLAY! Open Evenings until 9 p.m. Juckeland Motors 11th and Klamath m w - mm 1 mm ii Trvwa . . -w , J - Ta irv - .- i "J m r i u iirrnm w&m. m&a m w kuM 11 . . w ...... ;,-. ALL-AROUND MAN Bob Mathias added ftillbacking to his mimi'i'ous nthlollc accom plishments, scoring two touchdowns thai gave Stanford a 21-7 victory over I'CLA. The Olympic and record-holding three-lime national decathlon champion is equally nt home throwing the discus, high jumping, putting the shot and whatnot. Only Baylor's Tie Mars Record Of Top Ten in Touchdown Binge NEW YORK. It was Navy Dy Saturday and one look at the college football scores was a """ u,o u Princeton swamped Cornell. 53- 15; Wisconsin washed over North western. 41-0; Oklahoma drowned ?1,n,K?"'" -' na unio ' Iowa 21. The Southwest conference was the sole exception to the torrent of touchdowns. In the cattle coun try s key games, rebounding Texas halted Rice's vaunted air attack. 14-6. and Baylor scored twice In the last quarter to tie Texas A It M. 21-21, and remain unbeaten. Two last period touchdowns also'nna State. 27-0. and California. No. figured in another Southwest con- ference school's game, but tnfse ! nia. which edged Texas Christian. 28-26. Missed Kick Costly For New York Grids NEW YORK. WV-A missed point after a touchdown, something sel dom seen among the professionals, rrmlrt nrnve mlcrhtlv rnstlv fnr the New York Giants in quest of the American conference title in the National football league. n,m n. . n KHin, n ..... . . I ,QHy ana pcmilliea uic iif.-vvinuu Browns to pass the Giants in the American conference standlnns as the National league champions ' Green .Bay edged the winless New won 14-13 for their fourth victory I York Yanks. 29-27. on three last in five games. It was the Giant's I aunrler touchdowns and Fred first setback after winning three i Cone s field goal with ony 11 sec- straight following a tie. While Ray Poole missed the try for the extra point after the Giants' second touchdown. Lou The Toe) Groza converted twice for the Browns for the margin of victory. Attention Hunters! MARKS CAFE IN MERRILL Open 24 Hours a Day Until Further Notice BREAKFASTS LUNCHES TO GO FIRST SHOWING ! THE NEW HUDSON n nvn n tvzr AnwvwviKs AJ The most beautiful hard top in The USC-TCU extra point battle ; 3 highlighted an Intersections! pro gram which was marked by the Southwest dropping three games while winning none. Besides the TCU game. Santa Clara, which had lost fuur out of live, won 21-13 over an Arkansas team on tile letdown alter last week's Texas victory, and Vlllunova hud one touchdown too luuiiy for Houston. 33-37. Otherwise there were few upsets, however, and the top ten teams in the Associated Press poll had a perfect record save for the tie played by Baylor. No. 7. Third- T.nkfil rifwircria T,r-t, lltlllDf-H m blocked punt tor a touchdown, then 7"' Drul,u- '" won their on y or one Canada goo or Its ub added a safctv lor an 8-7 wm ; league game against lair, should B,,C(.1M a tw0 brandt: or one over Vanderbilt. Illinois. No 4. be easv meat for Dick Kaimater W,ue.fronled gowe and lo shut out Indiana. 21-0. on three nd his males ,! brandt. touchdowns by Johnnv Kurras. Michigan s defending big 10 Hunting will be permlted through Maryiana No. 5. trounced Louisl-, wninpea uregon mate. wiNNFRS Other top ten winners were Ten- 'nessee. No. 1: Michigan Slate. No. The Chicago Bears took undis puted possession of first place In the National conference, beating Detroit's Lions 28-23. A game back 1 of the Bears, lied for runner-un I "O"0" " rK0ls- J"" Lo'1 I Angeles. San Francisco and Orccn Bay. The three-wnv deadlock came, . . - . 1 aooul wnen oan rrancisco wai- loped Los Angeles, h-k. anu onds left to play. The Washington Redskins edged Philadelphia. 27-23. to go into a tie with the Eagles for third place In the American conference. Pittsburgh defeated tly Chicago Cardinals. 28-14. In the other Amrlcan conference game. America ! Phone 2-2581 USC. No 6; Princeton. No. and Texas, No. 10. Navv lost iignln. even If It was Navy Day. when Henn punched oul a 14-0 victory 111 the Ittat uuurlcr. As the trums head Into Novem ber and the trudltlonnl buttles lor conference honors, next Hnturduv'a schedule shows thiTO games U0" nnil duck hunting season, mulching teums undclciilcd in con- Ur Oregon Is six ducks lercnce pluy. ! or geese. Oho wood duck may be IS MTRAKillT 'ihc goose bug limit: not more Princeton, headed lor Its second than two Canada geene or Its sub straight Ivy league title- and work- speclM: or two wlnte-lrontrd grre: Ing on a string ol 18 straight after or ,irce brandt; or a mixed bag the amariuslv one-sided trouncing 0f one Canada goone or Its sub- ni worneii. plays nan to iirown. cnampions. rolling now alter drop- pun. iw m,, ,-,, clash w ith Illinois In a game that may decide Hie erntiml confer- SSS klJ,"t"n; ,n ,nc, 8Plul"w"1-i'rnmer ',""''u"' " " 01 a"y uicr- Sports Mirror By The Annx-lated PreM Today A Year Ago The New York Yanks defeated the Chicago 1 tonight, 7 30, Ui the city nail by Bears. 38-27. In a National loot.iKddle Hull. bull league game. live Years Ao Army was1 voted Ihc top team In the coun-1 try acortnng to the AP weekly football poll. Ten Years Ago The undefented ''.V""'. ' J.,, " Texas IjOiiKhorua led the country 1 I lUlir(llllO 1UU1UUI1 1CI1I1IS in total offense Twenty Years Ago Lefty Orove of the Philadelphia Athletics wa named the American leagued! most valuable player. 1 Straight Kentucky Bourbon in all its Glory! . ,.111" V Enjoy the luxury found only in true Bourbon. For taste, lightness p& and smoothness -A Old Stagg Iiasn't a rivalt Aged Q yean in the mod.tk And it's only '3 60 .... a.k o. V It riODf. KCMIUCKT STtAICRT lOIIIIOK WH1SKET. Hornets Squeak By Rogue llciilev and Miilln are uiiilrlrntrd as thev dull this urrk lor a Klmii uth county aliowdtiwn Hulurduv at Hrnlrv. ItrJilrv kept Its iinsulllrd record Saturday with a suui'iiky 1 11 win over Koutie Itivcr. JuckMin county rimiipr-uii. In a imii-lfiiuti game. Miilln got In It prp-ttiime llck with a tU O win over the KliiiunUi Wildcats Krkluy. RALLY The HuinrU hml to rally lain In the tourth (lunitrr to eraae Itimuo Hlvcr ' g-o lead. Cecil fcimiun cupped a touch down drive wllh a Id-yard end run Into the end none Then Jim DcVore lired a ins to Don Anderson lor the winning point. Rngur River went ahead eorlv In the fourth frame to crack imh-ii a K'orrlrss battle. Hnlfbnik Whrren scored from nluo vnrds out but Uie trv for point was blocked. tiiki:atY:n llenlev threatened twice more, finding themselves on the three yiud line at the hall, on the two toot line at the gitme'tt end. 'lite winner ol Saturday's llenlev Malm till will meet I'llorulx, Jncknon county champ. In a Dlt. OH title uanie. The winner of this one goes Into the state playolls. Duck Season Opens Friday PORTLAND, -Friday H the opening dny i( Oregon's 60-duy uiiite.frnntnl cume December 31 Irom one hour be- i fore nunrlse to one hour before , pul), ,10o,lnt ROtln(1, wlll b, , OIK.rMlon 8MIVV, .!.(. Lake. Malheur and Warn- er valley. Cage Meeting On Tonight A city league organlgatlnnal baa- i kelball meeting has been called All Interested persons players, munugcra, sponsors are urged to attend. POOLE'S FOR SHOT GUN SHELLS -.;,. "i Pint tll( llltt IISTIUINB CO., MAHUfllT, KKIOIIT "Now, Ihivh, after Inst Saturday's cainr It U all I"" olivloui you nerd niurli praetlre In brokrn Held runnlni! ' Unbeatens Number 30 NEW YORK. I.tv-Tlie list of Mm nullon's uulieutrii. untied collega liKitUnll teums dwindled to 30 over Uie weekend. 1 The list Includes seven of tit" top 10 tram III las Associated Press poll. Ton teums still on Die scire list include: 1 -'IVnnrsi.ee: J-MlclV gun Hlate: J-Cleorula Tech: . 4-11- linols: a-Murylund; 7-ayior. S Princeton. ElRhl schools droiied out of th- uuhcuten list hint Huturduy and lour others were lied. Bcutrn were Noiihwestrrn, Cor. nell. Snntu lluiimru. Woicester, HrKlucwnler. Diiylon, llcloll nnd Houthein Htutr. Tied were Hnylor, Oregon College of Kduenllon. col lege of tho Otniks and Emory and Henry. Reweaving lliima Teara V Moth Kolas Worn Plaeea ft' Careful Attention Chtn Mall Order Sally's Rcvvcavins: Krpreaenled bf Oregon Season ON DUCKS, GEESE, AND PHEASANTS Opens Nov. 2 FRIDAY NOON m We Hov. A fel COMPLETE p SELECTION fcS OF Duxbak Xl Hunting Clothing Shotguns Most Modcli and Gauqoi in Stock. Buy Now! On Contract Liberal Terms THE GUN STORE GETYOUR i i
