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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1951)
TUESDAY. (KTONKH .10, 10.11 PAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON APPROPRIATE FOR HALLOWEEN will be the rematch between the masked spook, officially tabbed the Galloping Ghost, and Bill Melby, good-looking Salt Lake City lad on , Thursday night's armory wrestling card. This is a shot from last Wednesday's match, not a Halloween gag shot. The mat show, featuring the four wrestling midgets, has ' been moved to Thursday because of a conflict with a Wed nesday night Halloween dance at the armory. FULL HOUSE SEEN FOR MAT MIDGETS Utiles you've seen the four wres tling midgets, your mat .education Isn't full. That's the word from those who have witnessed the ounrtet of di' minutive stars who will feature Thursday night's grappling show at the armory. The card has been moved back day to make room for a Hallo ween dance at the armory. Skv Low Low teams with Vito Gonzales against Pee Wee James and Prince Salie Halasie in the tag team match sandwiched in between two one-hour' bouts be tween the big boys. The tag match goes for bail hour or one fall. Thumb-nail sketches on the mid gets: WINS TOFRNET V Sky Low Low Stands 43 inches. ' weighs 86 pounds. Called the fast , est, meanest and trickiest midget in the business of trading holds. . Critics all over Europe called Sky . Low Low the "Atlas of the wres tling world" after he won a Paris tourney in which 30 midget wres tlers competed. Be Is 22, single, -and has a standing offer of $100 to any midget wrestler in a two out of three faU match. Vito Gonzalez A 93-pound. 43-ln. Cuban wrestling star. His primitive background comes to the fore when be gets in a tight spot and he re sorts to the most underhand tac tics to lree himself. Started on the wrestling road by his father. Vito was an apt pupil, picking up the most complex holds from mat coaches. Fee Wee James Product of New England, he stands 43 inches, weighs 106. A blond with a winning personality, he is a favorite of the fans. Master of many holds, bis pets are the leg lock and giant swing. A top laugh-getter, be al ways gives the fans their money's worth. One criUc said of James: "He is without a doubt the most entertaining midget wrestler in the game todav." MOT UPPISH Prince Salle Halasie An Ethio pian prince with a distinguished lineage, there is. however, nothing snobbish about the 93-pound midget ace. He is only 42 inches tall. He possesses superhuman strength for one his size and is able to ickMartiri is a Man who Cares... Xm n He enjoys CARSTAIRS ...because il's a belter drink ALL WAYS! Did Martin in not tlie name of an actual person, but i rather a type llie Man who Carea. J UHSHIRS HMUMI j Carataira Uros. DiaiilliiiK Co., Inc., ew Vnrli. N. Y. lilcn.U WliUfccv 80 Proof 72 Grain iNoutral Sjjiriu, jump five feet in the air with ease. He is the master of seven lan guages and is a conscientious ad vocate of physical culture. Promoter Mack Lillard has gone all out to sign an outstanding post Halloween card. The opener, sharing main event billing with the closing bout, will match the Galloping Ghost against Bill Melby, the Salt Lake City adonis. Ol'T OF RING Melbv won last week but wants a victory more convincing than one by the disqualification route. The hooded spook threw Melbv out of the ring the last time out and when he handed the same treat ment to Referee Buck Davidson, Buck hoisted Melby s arm to the accompaniment of protest from the handsome Utah matman wbo did not want the nod that way. Jack O Rellly. winner over rougn Glen Knox last week, meets Jack Britton of Montreal. Can., in the closing bout on the program, fol lowing the midgets. Lillard. anticipating a fuU house, is adding extra seats. His optimism is borne out bv a brisk reserved ticket sale at Castleberry's drugs. BAMBO INJURED SHAN DON, Wl Gene Rambo, three times champion cowboy at the grand national rodeo at San Francisco, won't be riding broncs in the 1951 grand nation starting tonight. He fell off a horse on his ranch Thursday and broke a thigh bone. Louis Aflum -on etiememit Ex-Champ Troubled By Taxes CHICAGO. I Joe Louts' possi ble compromise settlement of in come tux indebtedness appeared delayed Indefinitely today because of his reluctance to announce his retirement from Uie ring. John T. Jareckt, collector of in ternal revenue lor the Northern Illinois district, said that a com promise is possible if Louis intends to quit Unhung and proves Ina bility to pav his lull bark tax. "You can't get blood out of a turnip." Jarecki said. "Trie glamor is worn oil Louis now. He s through t as a boxer. " Jarecki declined to disclose the amount owed by the lormer heavy weight champion lor 147 and 1948. Unverified reports were that the sum approximated $100,000. REFl'SES Theodore Jones, certified public accountant employed by Louis, also refused to discuss the amount Joe owed. He said he would visit Jareckis office this week with a check to be applied to Louis' settlement. The 37-year-old Brown Bomber. flattened In the eighth round by Rocky Marclano in Madison Square Garden Friday night, de cided not to announce his retire ment plans yesterday. He called oft a scheduled press conference. Louis is to leave New York on Nov. 10 to make a boxing tour of Japan and will not announce any positive decision until his return. NO ASSETS Jones told a (Chicago Tribune! reporter yesterday Louis has no assets that he can turn into cash, not even annuities. He said Iuis cashed in his $50,000 worth of an nuities during world war two to aid non-commissioned buddies. Louis' tax troubles started when the government refused to allow a reported $70,000 Item that was deducted from his 1946 return. The sum was given to Marva from Louis' $55,699 purse from his title bout with Billy Conn. It was for "services rendered as one of Joe's managers." The government, how ever ruled It was not a services contract Joe had entered Into with Marva but a divorce settlement agreement and rejected the deduc tion. JOE LOUIS won't talk Notre Dame Irish of Old? CHICAGO. WV Coach Stu Hoi- comb of Purdue thinks Notre Dame has now developed into "a typical Notre Dame team of old." Holcomb made his observation yesterday before the Herald-American quarterback club; Purdue was trounced 30-8 by the Irish Saturday. Holcomb also took a crack at officiating in that game. He said movies showed that of ficials missed holding, offside and other infractions on the part of both teams. Notre Dame was pen alized 50 yards and Purdue 25. Sportsmen Meet Tonight The Klamath Sportsman's associ ation will complete plans for Its sports show, November 13 and 14. in a special meeting tonight at the Wlllard hotel. Movies taken by Cecil Fltrger ald and party on their recent Ca nadian big game hunting trip will be shown at the meeting. The time is 8 o'clock. Dutch lunch will be served. BUDGE SEES U.S. VICTORY PALM SPRINGS. Calif.. W Don Budge, the old tennis redhead, pre dicted rather cnutionsly today that the United States Davis Cup squad will score a clean sweep over, Australia. Budge, who Is helping whip the team Into condition here prior to its departure Nov. 3, has it fig ured this way: "I think both of our singles men would win against Ken McGregor of Australia. After Tony Trabert and Ted Schroeder play a little more together they should have a 50-60 chance against McGregor and Frank Sedgman in doubles." Open Savings Account at FIRST MmUYfM Enjoy the feeling of security that comes from having "ready cash" in the bank for emergencies and to meet future needs.. .a reserve for the years ahead. There is no substitute for a bank savings account. Your deposits are insured up to $10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. ..and you can bank all day 10 to 5 SIX DAYS A WEEK, Open Your First National Savings Account Today Klamath Falls Branch South Sixth Str.et Branch Vm U Bm j9f BBI Merrill Branch FIRST NATIONAL BANK 'UTS BUILD OREGON rOS7HfR" OF PORTLAND Mmbr fidirdl Dtpoift Iniuronc Carpororiait ' mo huo. troatt iCHtoa !lL Freshmen Lose To Medford Hy (iKOKCIK IIOIKiKS . Medlord's freshmen dumped tho iriwli from Klamath Falls. l'J-tf. Saturday oil the winners' turl. Medford led 130 ut the end of the half on n live-yard touchdown run by Lortti Jacobs and a punt return scamper by Jim Oaley. Dick Abraham ataved oft a shut out in the la-it quarter when he scored on a line plunge lor Klam ath Kails. The freshmen, coached by John Mctllnnls. ended the season with a i-1 record, with two wins over Ashland, one ovrr Medford am! one over Yreka. Thev lost to Grants Pass in addition to Saturday "s Med ford loss. PCC Eyes 5 Tooters LOS ANGELES, i-fv-Flve whis tle blowers may tool at football players In the Pacific Coast con ference next season instead of the present four. Fra,nk MrCormlck, conference commissioner's assistant In charge of officials, told the Southern Cali fornia lootball writers meeting yes terday that he will augurs to the commissioner that the back Judge be added to insure ' belter officiat ing." The fifth official, now used in the Big Ten and professional foot ball, is stationed opixwite the head linesman and watches ofienstve team movements primarily. Mc Cormlck said the use ol Uie "hook pass." usually cuught near the side lines, is a difficult piny for any of the present officials to cover. TRIGO FAVORED LOS ANGELES, ufi Mario Trl go. switch-hitting Los Angeles wel terweight, goes in as the favorite against Leroy Willis of Detroit to- mum in their IO-round clash at the Olympic auditorium. The same two battled to a draw five years ago. TODAY... in this bottle ...Jtairra'j taslhst Whltkif stokes TRY SCHENLEY TODAY.,. THi FINEST WE'VE EVER PRODUCED 1ENDED WHISKY 06 PR. . GRAIN NEI KAl SPIRITS. SCHENIEY OUT., INC.M.Y. C, NCAA Tussles With Television Problem MODKH I't), t'lilll , i.C I'tcx. Illlull WIIU'U ol llie National Col legiate Athletic iiMK'lailiit riaya U'U'WMkii "In the bluHi'.il problem uclm-p Uie NCAA today." WIIU'U, it UnlvriMiy of Houihern California iroltftnr, tntd the Hliin InIhii miarlc-rbaek club yetnrdny: "We have arcured the ticM Ingal founnrl oblalnulile urn! have spent lluiUMilld.H ol dollars u n ncleli title survey to determine the rf lect of live television on lulercol Irglate football. iitnrni.i: "The trouble began lvo years ago when gales keiiun lo full off brcauxe of wlileii'puil telecasts, Hlnce football Mipimrts aliimM all oilier cullruluto sports, iiieiulirr colleges voted . . . not lo permit live leleeints of Huliirilav after noon games excrpl aa purl of a Nutlonul experiment." Wlllell milled that the NCAA "haa no doubt us to the legality of the rcntilullon which limits tele casting ol college footliall." He snul oilier major imihlrnm commuting the NCAA urn year round limning in some npnrl. rn. peclullv footlnill and kukntliiil, Uie sanity cmle and tho pluloon sy-tem In football. Ilia comments on llie.o prob lems: "The platoon svatein is creating burden whirh rail fur miKllfiia llou, allhoiiKli Uirre are good argu- nienta lor and nguliol, MAM'I'Y t'OIIK "The anility code wits entubllMird lo regulate financial grants, acu Hemic atiiiiillngii, recruiting by coaches mill to try to get turui bcia colleges to rrKUlnlo thorn, selvea ... "There Is glowing evidence, that, protracted aeusoun ale hurting col lege athletics , . . "College ullilellca have many nrobleiiiN and 1 would nut trv lo ixilltlle lliem, but I have faith In the Integrity of the men con. ceriied with spuria and believe Unit they will solve them." 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