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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1951)
MONDAY, OCTOHKlt 20, mi 1IKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OH KG ON ; O " feu JWvt ju L PACK NINE A WICKED RIGHT The face of Joo Louis (left) Is contorted as a looping right of Rocky Marclano connects with his head In the firth round of their scheduled 10-round fight In Madison Squaro Garden Friday night. Marcinno won by a sensational technical knock out In the eighth round. U I rv-- T i; Kip Says California Win 'Psychological' ( I.AI; l.tAdl K W I. Pit. Landry Imtiranc. J .730 I'.r.mo,. Drive In 4 ,W7 Suburban Kllrhen ... a 4 .007 ore.un wMiitn . .. 7 5 .ya:i rurk nntii i , . ... . a KKLW I II .USJ iVegneatler'l eaella I'arkmor 2 Iteeder'a I l-andrr 2 Otegon Woolen 1 fcukulbail KKLW 1 (OI.I.K.E enahfnrr) 14 Waehlnaton 7 Waatilligum Stele 41 Ofegull 0 ('elircrnla :iA OK(J 14 I'lllJ 0 Te H ae Cltrlallen iff I'arlllr XI Uli tier II IMah Slate III Montana 0 weaiem waeninaion av mi ' WaOilmlon 11 I Whltworlh S Whllman 0 I Col.eaa of Pugel Bound 13 Wlllain lla a I lwtr Columbia jc; 30 t'entralla JC 0 College or Penile 114 Koi III Teae UK 0 llolM JC 40 Chaffea JC 0 Oregon College 0 I.lnflelrt College i Idaho mala 34 Arlaone S'ele w Kanla Clare 21 Amanaaa 12 Wlillworlh 20 Whitman 0 Hrlllah Columbia 20 Cantral Waih- ! I,atln 12 (llrmini! JC. .47 Yakima JC 20 ' (Jraaon Jayvaaa 14 lluntlxfldl ftlata 13 : Kt. larlim i!4 Varport 0 I Kaalarn Clrafon 21 Mountain llomt . Alrlaa 7 llliiioli 21 Indiana 0 I Ohio Hlata 47 Iowa 21 Iowa Hiala 13 Drake 0 Kantaft 33 Kama Mate 14 Mlrhtnan M MlnnaMita 27 MHhlaan Hiala 33 Put 1 MUeourl 33 Nehraika 10 Wlu-onln 41 Norlhweilem 0 Notre Dime 30 Purdua 0 Olileinona A3 Colorado 14 Ohio 28 Kent Slate 27 Arm? 14 Columbia 0 Holy Crow 41 llrown 0 Princeton 83 Cornell 13 Yale 27 Col0trt 7 IJartmoulh 20 Harvard 24 Hyracuae .13 Pordltarn 20 penn Mala 13 Wait Vlralnla 7 Carnelle Teoh 10 Caee Tech 13 Alabama 7 MUilielppI Bute 0 Aur.urn 21 Tu'ane 0 Vlglnla 30 Ouha 7 Ciaotlla :t3 lloaton College 20 Oeorila Tech 8 Vanderblll 7 Kentucky 14 riorlda 0 Wake roreit 30 North Carolina 7 Tenrteeeee 00 Tennettee Tech 0 William ar Mary 20 nichmond 14 Maryland 27 LAU 0 llaylor 21 Taxaa A4M 21 Trxea M nice a Toxaa Tech 41 ArliDna 0 Denver 30 Uriel. am Younf 0 Wyoming 13 Utah 0 Coloredo Mlnea 14 Colorado State 12 Wet.tein Slate 20 Montooa Stale 0 Colorado AAVM 20 New Mexico 13. HIGH ftt'HOtll. Eugene 10 Marahfleld 14 COMVALL1B. im An Orevon Biuie ttum. ainarllnz from Its acc oi id gtrulKht huniillallng tlclcat, Marlil work here today for It uaine with Wulilniiloii at Seattle Saturday. 'ITie Bears, rebounding from their r.uprlKe loss to Southern Calllornla, scored Junt about as Uiey iilcaaed in the first half, thnn coaurd In. Tliey counted In the opening- per iod on halfback Bill Powell'g ahort line plunge after a 41-yaru paaa play from quarterback Billy Mat0 to end Bob Beal. California added three more touchdown In Ule second period, a I ho Beavers seemed to fall apart. S-VARD BUS-- The Bears made It 254 In the third period when Powell made the longest touchdown run from bcrlmmuKe this scaaon by any coaat conference player a SB-yard Kuard, booted hi filth conversion of, Uie day to end the scoring for Gunderson Fourth In Bronc Riding 8AN FRANCfHCO, 1-Hard-rld-ln; cowboy Buster Ivory of Mo desto, Calif., won yesterday' (ad dle bronc rldinn event and top Chompion May Visit Northwest SEATTLE, colt, world Wl Jersey Joe Wat. heavyweioht boxing California A substitute halfback. Ocne Taft. apurked two lust quarter touch down drives which partially saved fare for the Beavers. Tail, a leading 1950 ground-miner wno has been used sparingly by Coach Kip Taylor this year, In tercepted a California pats and raced 82 yards Into the California end one. But Ike run was nulli fied by a penalty. FtltED It seemed, however Beavers. With quarterback Gene Morrow finding the range with passes, they marched 63 ,ird ir eight plays to a touchdown Full- duck Hum Bilker plunged over Knd Jim Cordial kicked his first of two conversions. x Taft then set up another Oregon State' touchdown by returning a punt 55 yards to the California five. Baker again bulled across. Coach Taylor explained the lost simply by saying California had "superior personnel." Nevertheless he expressed disappointment. "We played better against both Michigan Stale and U8C," he said, "and I thought we'd do better against California." He felt, too, that the Bears had a psychological advantage. COMEBC'K ' "They lost a ball game last week for the first time In a regular season game In four years," he said. "They wanted to come back and they did." Bill Anderson, sophomore half back, was left behind In an Oak' land hospital with Injuries suffered go-round ' honor at the Orand cnamp, la contemplating- a North. National, rodeo at the Cow Palace. Vest visit. The other Sunday afternoon re sults Included: Saddle bronce riding Cliff Oun derton, Lakevlew, Ore., fourth. PALM SPRINOS, Calif., iPV-The nucleus of America s 1951 Davis Cup tennis team assembles here today for preliminary training. And , gum anew in iiibi wneii il iciavea here for Australia next week the . .i. !0,d wrhorse of international play, to fire the i Ted Schroeder, will be along. The Time said today a Seattl automobile man not otherwise) Identified was dickering with the) TnternMlonal Boxing Club for Walcott appearance in Seattle. The article said -the champion, whose ring appearances are han dled by the IBC, ha never visited the Northwest but I willing to make "four or five" showings In the area against a sparring mat. Duck Jayvees Beat Humboldt EUREKA. Calif., W - Scoring two touchdowns In the flrrt half, and then playing a good dolcnslve game the rest of the way, the Uni versity of Oregon Jayvees defeated Humboldt Stale 14-13 here Satur day night. A 19-yard pass from quarterback. Barney Holland to halfback Mcrritl when blocked out of a play. Barlier accounted lor the first i Linebackers Cub Houck and Bill touchdown. Van Leuven plunged I West and center Pete Palmer also over from the one yard line lor I were hurt. But trainer BUI Robert the second. Lowery Hoyer convert- son said all three may be ready en ootn limes. i i0 play in the Washington garni liitleWMgoesaL 2 because fts , DOUBLE-RICH 1 m 4-5 Qf. KENTUCKY WHISKEY A BLEND. M nilF.7KIUl lOfriUSnUTt taOKiT MnHe.ftT.LT THE END FOR LOUIS Joo Louis Is down and out through the ropes as Hefcrco Ruby Goldstein (right) and a handler bend over him. Marclano scored a sensational knockout in 2:30 of tlio eighth round after sending Louis to the canvas (or the second time. Goldstein signaled end of tight as soon as Louis crumpled against tho ropes, Oregon Seeks First Loop Win Saturday t'UOKNE. rfi Oregon' Inexpert enccd Ducks, alter loilng their lilth footbull gnnte of Uie araAou to Wanhlnglon Blntp, begun drills today for a contest with Idaho here next Saturday. Hie Ducks were mauled last Sat urday by Washington Slate. 4.1-0. 'lhey hope to win their first coar.t roniercncr victory of the venr agaiait the Vandnls, also without a league win. Hut alter Idaho's recent Impressive triumph over Han Jose Stale, Coach I en Casa nova Isn't too optimistic. Washington State had an easy time all the way agnln.it Oregon Saturday. The Cougars rolled up it polhla In the first hutf before the Ducks scored their lone touch down on a qunrlcrback snenk by iini Liunitiim. To moke the Ducks feel worse. It was an Oregon boy, Wavnc lierry of l.aCrande, who sparked Iho Washington Suite ' offensive. Berry, a tophomnre, scored on I runs of 45. a and six yards. 1 Fullback Tom Novlkolt was Ore I gon's sinndout player, running and ! kicking well in spots. Costly Orrsnij fumbles helped set j up scvernl WSC drives, but It was .essentially a case ol too much Wnrhlnslon 81nlr power and loo I little Oregon defense. After a week's slump, Charlie (Automatic Booth perked up last week to roll high gnme and sc ries fur Team Number 1 In the Classic bowling league now spon sored by I'srkmor Drive In and jump back In a lie for the aver age lead. Booth s 34S high game nipped Hoy Harris. Dick Iteeder a who notched a 345. But Booth added IBS and 107 garnet for a top se ries of 611. Reeder'a Hi was high team Dante. Parkmor'a 3116 hinli aeries. I Bill Klenss, rolling lor the league-leading Lantlry Insurance team, la tied with Booth lor sea son average, both boasllnr 188's. Mel Robinson. Oregon Woolen, trails with u 181. LADrBUO LEACH' W I. Trl, Molatore'i . . la a .too hrioop-achula 11 0 .330 Marvln'a . It 0 Srhmerlt't 10 in .300 1-oweU'e 0 12 .400 Roundup 0 12 .400 Tteradaj'a eaalle Nhonp-Schuli 3 Marvln'a 1 SrXmera. a 4 lwrlla 0 Molatorr a 4 Houndup 0 Team HliS Uaine Marvln'a 4C0 liweil'a r. - . - 009 bchmerlt'e 904 Team lllgt 0er!ee Marvin .. .. 2flrt0 IMelt'a ... 2S24 Mulalore'a .. 23U0 Slnrla High (lama Martha Caaaltla. Sclimeph a !.aHane llama, ftnundup . . 13 Mar nnthwetl. Sfhmec-k'e . .. TOO single High serlaa flothwtll 542 Audrey Schmidt, Marvln'e 373 Harm - 107 Durocher Can Dance, Sing HOLLYWOOD, W" Southern Cal llornla television audiences latt night discovered that Leo (Llppy) Durocher can be a convincing with a soft shoe routine as he Isn't WHO National league umpires. Tne New York oianu manager teamed with Jack Benny and Oeorge Burns in a nostalgic vaude ville song and dance sic.it. u was easily Uie hit of a special CVS tele vision show. Durocher also sang a solo in sweet tones. DO YOU SUPPOSE ITS GOT GAS ON IT'S STOMACH Grid Brawl Probe On BOWL1NO OREEN, 0., i,P-Tlio player-fan alugfest which followed Saturday's Bowling Cireen-Toledo football game will be Inveitlgatcd by presidents of both schools. Dr. R. W. McDonald, Bowling Oreen president, aald yestetnoy he and Pres. Asa Knowles of Toledo have agreed to conduct separate Inquiries Into the brawl. The Incident, which camn alter Toledo bent Bowling Ureen, I'M), resulted In about HQ black eyes and numerous cult nnd bruises Both dressing rooms looked llko slaughter houses after the melee Tie two schools broke oil foot bull relations alter a snvtllnr brawl III 10.14. and only In 1048 did temp ers cool enough to resume play. HOCKEY Nallanal League New Ynrk 2 Montreal 1 Doalon 2 C'hlragn 0 Amerli-an League Cleveland 4 Pulteln 2 TMtutiurgh 7 Providence 2 Hyracuae A Clnrlnnnll 2 Indlnnniinlla a Ht. Lotita I I'ailllr t'eaal League Tarcima :l Kealtle 2. It would take an extensive search of the records to tind out when Molatorc's Inst led tin- Lady burr bowling league but It's an lop now after blanking Roundup 4-0 Thursday. I Molatore'a surprising climb to 1 the top of the ladles' kegling loop ! took prededence over. Martha Cas-. sldy's season high single gulnc, a smashing 333. Martha rolls for Schmeck's and her mark was the only one to Jump Into the Big Three column However. Schmeck's 804 team game mark was higher Uit.li that team's previous record, good enough for the season's third placo spot. No mortar how badly it's dam aged, v0 can tlx itt No ) tee smell or too tergal gNEW MOTORS! SHORTBLOCKSjj We have been able to secure these brand new, complete Motors and Short blocks, either 93 or 105 H.P. V rail as0 baas glannlm a Isltall lag R0w m0f0i r short block, DO IT NOW while that 010 (till 0volloblel USE OUR EASY BUDGET TERMS and take your time to pay! 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