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Newspaper Page TextTIIKSDAY, OCTOHKIt MO, lllfil IIKnALU AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. 0F,ON PAGE SEVEN SC Trojans Skid To Seventh; Bears 9th llr KM OltltltlAN I Only one nrwromrr Inlnrcl NKW YOltK, I- Trlllirr.M-r. rr. lllt Irll. That n WWomlll vlllctl tniilliril nulhl choice on the Nil i jimiprd to Itilll Irolll Mill alter II) t leant in the cuiniliv in th-4lu iriuini'li over iirevlouly tin-AMtm-iiilril Iitmi tilth weekly loot- , urli'iiiril Nnrlhwrilrrn. T r x n . bull noil liMluy. ' whirls i.orrd H-o victory over 'Ihe unuriitt-11 Vuln. who l!ii:p, iliuiiprU oul ol Ihe wire; MViiituirit TrllliPMrr Tech lliil Hut. jtliclr. wllilllllll Ull In 12th plate, iircluy. (MO. euiiH'iril U'3 nuinin I Tliera was name nliiilllinu InilnV nlift .'ill llrit-lllare vutrn limn thr i llir Hint Irll. tliullcll. ClPnrulli Trcll, r porls wriirr fiid i)(iil.-.uul.-ii v. null hurt been hot on Ihr trill MiruMi the nation, 'of hoth Trniiea:,ea mul Mtchlccan Trulllnii In nrcond place wi.i Stale, ilroppnl to llllh. Southern Mnhliun Male, which nl o wan It nllliirnln mid Baylor also nllpped the riinnniup ll week 'lhn Hpnr- ! one nnich h. Iiimh niiichrd 1131 paint hut hud At n rrwuril lor llti ilnrllliiK 5:1 inlv 'JIV tlrnl-iilni'o voir Thry dr. .helLicklnu. ol Cornell, Princeton Iciurd I'lli, M-'JU. Huiunluv Juiupid lioin eliililh to nlxtli. 1111- ihe rrt ul the lrt ten n luili-ri imli mid Munlund alo advanced llUnum. No 3; Mm viand. No . -i ilir riinkmii' 'Ilirv were, in. tkoiKi.i Tech, No ri: I'rlnci-ton. ..peutivcly. lotiilh mid filth laM V No. II. Bollllli'lll C.illlorlll". No. 7' Iwrek, li4Vlnr. No. II. Culllnriiiii No II , Hie points were awarded on a red WIm'oiiMii, No 10 llinnln ol ten lor llrsl. nine Inr ate- lh" liM MX tennis lii the poll end mid no on down the line, ore union': Hie niiilon'n unnYiraird he llrst ten. with team record mid untied elevens. Southern Cl. mul llrst place votes In i.eventli. lias hcen hemen once. ;pni'entlir:lr. : while lluvlor In mibeitien hut lint ; I'oinU h-en tied I. Trnnraaer iSOi Ml 1213 lll.l-.VI.NTII Hlraiurrlv. bunion: ol the PocH.r (Yu.-t conlerence. with a ti 0 1'iiirk. could do not better thou clrvruih Han KruiicL-.co. onother i team with un unbltiul.'hed recoid ! ..ii.o-.fi No. JO. I Wenhlnutoll Mute the olilv other I count conlerence teem In the loll'm. WlncoliMn i3l-l I2l it. ndiunred Irotn ll Intlt riillnv lit weik to No. Ill Hie CoiiKiirn detealed illetroll 4I'U hint Hi'tuiflnv Wnnll.nitlnn. nil olr.o-rrn le ' week, foiled to lecellc ..!c slier IohIiiu 14 7 In Stnr.lont. moose rva I. r K itiu4innl 14 i lli Tram .11 3 S (It- Well tlilllliifl . ij 4 7 liter Sign) S41V - 3 1.1 I trarh Srvlrt .111 l Ward! t II a rrldat" aaIM K-Amutninl a So Ore Well 2 tlisy Tesin 4 l-eat ftviYU U Slont Slgiul 3 Waitlk 1 Charlie t Automatic i Iloolh doe lint i-nnllite hl Iwiutlrt,, tl,.,if in just the Classic leanue. The K- '-O3 ANCILLto. ol'.-J. Blgfrd Ed Aiiiuseinent kegier also led the , slroin, 81. president ol the Inter Moose Pa s league In high game i i"tloiiut Olympic committee, says " ... aim series rriciay nigni wnn Wurtl had Vii.h . . u . u. i a . .....k- .u. high series 3385 K-Ainuseiiieiu holds the senion high game and series for lenm lilav with marks of Sl and 1T11. Hhellev Kilunre Kn Die Well iinti. ing Co . is leading In individual play with a 321) game and 1106 series Kilgore s 189 Is the high aver- age. lollowed bv Booth's IB7 ,i Harry Brny'a 170 IAST NIGI9T llr The Associated Press M. I.ouls -- Archie Moore. 180' ,, St. IkiiiIs, slopped Chubby Wright. IHO'4, llarrlsburg. Pa. i7: Charley lilies. 131'.., St. t.oulv. outpointed Dave Shade. I.IP4. Chicago 4 10 . New York Ernie Gene Smith, 1254. Washington, D. C, outpoint ed Hurry I.a Snne. 130, Houston. Hoston-AI (Redi Priest, Iti3. Caiiibriilge, Musi.., outpointed Tony Nasclarelll, 105'i. Valley Strenni. Tex. 4 ID . Washington Ronnie Dchiney. I .HI. Akron. O , knocked out Connie Wllklns. 167. Washington. t2. Halllmore Unsll Murlc, 13V 4, Philadelphia, ouipolnted Jimmy Mclllster. 129U, Baltimore (101. Trenlun, N. J. lleno Tnknch, 134, Trenton, stopped Ernie. Rivers, 134. Montclnlr, N. J. 17). " One-two Does It! m illLIV NV60-Seeohci s 111 Exerclit (am any a fast workout with the punching bag- makes you Jtcl filter, (mil' atA better. And to make your tcalp feel fitter, " Imir look better-It's tho fnmous Vitnlls fAe Cf'fef&f66 "60-Seeond Workout I" 60 acconds' brlak -V Z.,jt. LlLlr maaaaira wltli Himulaliiig Vitalis nnd you ,n Y1 FlcKL the difference in your scnlp pre- -tFF ventdryne!i,routflukydnndi'ufT.(Vltiilii jj "J.TT ( Rrm aaaociatcd with infectious fr)6 JtffetQhC6 dandruff 1) Then 10 seconds to comb and if VOOhhaltl youSEBtliedlfforoncainyourhalr-fnr ? handsomer, healthlor.looktnic, iienlly a .1 H.t.l.M,.-. ftroomed. vilnlia contninii new grooming ingredient, Get Vltalii today I I mm snare '1. Mli'hlmtn Ktute ifl-Ol l2ji 3. Illinois li-Oi 'l.V 4. Mnrylmid "i-Oi T. A. OeorxlH Tech it o mi . ll. i'rliiceloii i4-0i 'Mi Kouiliern C'nhl. i(l-l i i 7 1 B lluvlor M-O-l i U Cilllurnla. ' ft-1 1 fhc Second Ten ' 1 1 niunloid m-fli I J p '1'exns i5-1i 308 30o ' 95 no 1 &3 ' W 3rt iC , n Notre Dome 14.1 I . 14. Kentucky 4-3 Ml . ! Michigan 1 3-2 1 111. Washington Stair 4-2 1 11. Otlahoina i3-2i III. IS Texas AKM 43-1-1 . 10 Miami l Flu ) Mil .. .'0 Han Francisco i6-0i . OUicrs to receive voles were: ' Villannva, Wake Forest. Auburn. I Virginia. Holy Cross. Cincinnati, Southern Methodist. Texas Chris- i t.sn. Tulsa. Ohio Slate. Denver, j Wyoming. Pennsylvania. Bucknell. College of Hie Pacific. Olympics To pjLos Angeles? in. Alleles' chances of holrtlint Hie Swedish engineer visited ' John J Oar anil, an American Olympic committee incnibc. . yes. lerdny to discuss the Oiime i to i he htld next year in Oslo and Hel - sllKl ' lie iletilcd reiwri that Australia lvr dllllctilv In readying lor " ""'V''"f? ". "IJelrolt wiuitji the 1958 games too.'' he i "Vou In America should get logelher and pick one cliy." i .. '".!"f;'.L.,'l!r-?.u8f. ,F"r.P'V ed. by Ru.-la'a decision to com - pete in the oames lor the llrst limo next year. JAYVKF.N WIN FOREST OROVE, Ore., i.f The raciiic univcisii) juinoi minij football team defeated the Lewis and Chirk collego jayvees 19-6 here yesterday. Try Ihe New Corona Portable 1 Typewriter at Pioneer Office Sup ply t o. r: Main. WANTED! Will th. ftiN wh boufht gallon of point, a brush end torn fufMntln Spt. 7th plit coma In and sign Mi Pint Nat'l. lank chaefc. Thanki. LONG-BELL LUMBER CO. mam i 1 ,ne , .. .:':: i rVVti fi-nh f if. fi3 HONOR SYSTEM WORKS George Iliidak was dis missed from Minnesota's football squad when the triple threat halfback re ported, under the team's honor code, his cutting of classes, iliidak was the Gophers' leading ground gainer, playing the best football of his career. Heinrich Out For Season i SEAITI.K. i.f - All-American nuartcrback Don Heinrich Is out ol lootball the rest ol the season. I -n Univer.ltv of Washington's ! athletic dlre.-tor. Harvey CasMll.j announced today mat uon s pre- I season shoulder reparation will keep him out of competition, 1 Heinrich has not played any tills full, but took workduu recently to test tlie ailing flipper wnich led Uie nation In passing la.it year. ne it.iagcu, ,uc ... ''After several abbreviated work-, b B out during the pmt Uo weeks it OI"c,"ls cr? 7,o.ir ; is apparent to both Don and the C''n? ey?' ? zarosmskl and ! physicians that his recovery has; "."-f' J?f I erM, the lr ?"r- "J1" ..S?.. r'""d,y "itotStottSStoS. ! To avoid possibility ol a second injury, caastn said the scnool win not permit Heinrich to psrllclpnte j 111 any ol tlie remaining lour " Today's action leaves Heinrich w,, ,llr(.f poie courses lor the I luiure. As he has a lull year ol competition lelt he could plav lor Washington again in 1953. Or he could accept a prolessional football oiler. Or the army could call him. mm Evtn Sticky Jam Wiped Off Cltanl Railtd PoHarn looks like Fabric Here's botherlen beauty you want ond need! For, Ihe non-poroyt turfact of new Plastic Tapes won't absorb grease or grime. They won't shrink, stretch or lad. Add lo this Ihe exact flattering fit of Sears best made-lo-meosure Ve netian Blind. Sove on both from Searsl FILL OUT, CLIP, MAIL COUPON TODAY! Start, Roebuck end Co. 131 Se. Ilk Street Klamath Falls, Oregon Send expert lo demonstra'.s New NAME. ADDRESS. CITY. 41 4 'S TOP Roosevelt Clings To Second in AP Ballot II v The Auoclaled frnt mlng Union, 40-0 Mar.ihllcld wu Hie Uronu P Coveiiien. pick-1 No. 7. Inu uu new nunport with each bol- Prlnevllle defeated Bend. 1913. loilnu. pulled further out In Ironl tills wrelc 111 me ASvo.:iaLea m:we no. v icam, cutfene. htKh nchool football poll. moved up from the aLw-rar.;. alter Oranlji Paoii huK been the No. . IU upael victory over Marnhfleld. I team xlnce the llmt poll In Hep- University High ol Eugene took lember. Hut Una la the llmt week 1 over tenth spot to become tne aec- thal every aporuiwrllcr and port.- caster taking part Rave the South- em Oreixon power a flrt-plnce vole. Grunt Paso fot 17 votes and 110 points. Die Cavemen rolled over K:nn- nth Palls. 33-0. l 'rlday nlitht and I wo.i a spot In the stute playofl.n i In November. 1 M Mill It t ! rtnnnevclt ol Pnrtlnnd auain was; Die heutlng Franklin of Portland. 33-0. Roosevelt received 149 points. The rest ol the top ten was Juggled around In this ween s vot ing. Alter being up.-.et 19-14 bv Kugcne. the Marshlleld team dropped from No. 3 to No. 7 In the poll. Illllsboro and Astoria moved Into a near-tie for third place, with Hlll.-boro gelling 103 points to 105 lor siorla. slorla won a state playoff berth last week end by beating Tillamook. 38-19 fjl NEIt 1I.S UK I II Portland s Grant high kept the No. & spot alter deieallng Cleve- Innd ol Portland. 20-2. Mlllon-Free water advanced to No. 6 by trim- Graders Win Jam Crown Roosevelt-Fremont Is the football colege at Boone. N. C. Is In ser Jamboree champion. , (0UJ condition In Tampa munlciptl Tlie grade school team, coached n05piui. He received a kidney in by Ralph Foster and James Thorn- )urT m Appalachian's 14-13 victory ton. beat Mills In the Ilnal game Friday over Tampa. In Saturday's annual Jamboree, al- wh-n ll heeame known ir. I Uiough neither team scored. The iioosevciiTTenioin ican. won uu , transfusions, members of the Tam flrst downs. 3 to 1. p, team volunteered 100 percent. In preliminary quarters to the They were turned down by duc tule game belore a large Modoc ,,, however, because the loss of Field crowd. Kooseveit-i- remoni , Leal Falrvlew-Pellcan. 14-7; Mills beat Conger-Riverside on llrst downs. 3-1: the Conger-Riverside second team beat Falrvlew-Pell ; cans seconds. 1-0. on first downs. and, Uio Junior High MWgelawiol a nmiiwi the grade school league, walloped the grade school teams. 18-7. The Midgets blanked Falrvlew- 1 Pelican. 12-0. but vvere beaten by , - "j s did coaches ln Ei-lcs. uon i -- IT'S POOLE'S FOR SHOT GUN SHELLS NO MORE HARD WASHING! (with et e damp doth cleans new NOW Available en Harmony House Made-to-Measwre Venetian blinds Ploslic-Tap Venetian Blind 1 .PHONE. .STATE . i Store Houni a.m. ta 5:J0 s.m, Ilk Pkene Sill TEAM tnd aaln was named No. 8. ThU. ond A-J team In the flrat ten. Prlnevllle had been the only A-2 team 111 the top ten for weeks, University High won support after downing cCttage Orove. 19-7. JI.'8T MISS Balem mid Coqullle )u.it missed the llrst ten this week. Coo.uille won a spot In the Mate playoffs ''u v.eek and 8a lem downed Cor- talllfl, 26-7. The poll (llrst place votes parenthesis) In 1. Grants Pass 17i 2. Roosevelt . 3. Hlllsboro 4. Astoria 5. Grant 6. Mllton-Freewaler 7. Marshlleld g. Prlnevllle 9. Eugene 170 149 .108 105 . 98 . 78 . 77 .. bo .. 19 " . 'i , .. 15 uuiera. tutjuiiic n. oaieui 11, Oreonrt flllv S MrrilnrH 3 Bker Roseburg and Rainier 3 each: To- ! ledo. North Marlon and Albany 1 each. i Grids Offer ! Blood to Foe TAMPA. Fla.. OP. Student lead ers at the University ol Tampa called a meeting today tc gel blood donors lor a rival lootball player. Gerald Adams, 185-pound sopho- mrw lar-lrl fnr A mh-hUn Cat- day that Adams needed blood blood might prevent their playing uiis wees. TIME OUTlJ "It's bad enough thai team never tips us pin boys now they're getlln' cute about It!" Sports Mirror By The Associated Press Today A Vear Ago Cesar Br Ion Argentina heavyweight, ouipolnted Keene Simmons In a ten-round bout In Baltimore. Five Years Ago Warren Giles signed a new five-year contract as general manager of the Cincinnati Reds. ! Ten Years Ago Flllstes set a world's record of 3:302 5 for two miles and 70 yards In winning the Exterminator Handicap at ?im 1 lico. Md. Twenty Years Ago Dick 8heri-! dan, Army end who died Irom I uruaen ncct ne receivea in a game I with Yale, was given a soldier's ; I with Yale, was given burial nt Weo Pnlnf NV I ""l at w"t FOlnt, ti.Y. I DOGS WIN ABILENE, Kas., i A Nebraska dog and one Irom Texas turned In second-round victories yesterday to 1 cling to their top ratings in the I U.S. challenge cup stake of the national coursing association meet. The Nebraska dog. Cotton J. P.. nosed out Big Troubles, owned by C. E. Evans of Fort Worth. Tex. Cotton J. P. belongs to Leland Fisher ot Superior, Neb. Attention Hunters! MARKS CAFE IN MERRILL Open 24 Hours a Day Until Further Notice BREAKFASTS LUNCHES TO GO A ' n0YC USA ' - i .ta PINT I T "V " '- IIIRSI WMISIT. THE STRAIGHT WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT Rf 1 TEARS OR MORE OLD. 11', STRAIGHT WHISKIES. U'A GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. 16 PROOF ROWN-FORMAN DISTILLIRS CORPORATION a At loliltvlll in Kentwtk Raiders Give Oregon iTech Grid Oregon Tech's lootball game with Southern Oregon College, ten tatively scheduled for Thanksgiv ing Day In Ashland, has been called oil. OTI Coach Rex Huiua ker announced yesterday. It was assumed a vote among the players at SOCE eliminated the game. WlnMon Purvlne. Oretech dlrec- i tor. had been Informed by SOCE I officials that a vote would be tak I en among the members of the Red ; Raider grid squad. The next word received bv Ore gon Tech definitely cancelled the game. The Owls took the news with some disappointment Inasmuch as this was floured to be the year for Oretecn to register Its llrst grid win over the Ashland school. Last vear the Raiders nlnped 'he Owls. 19-12. In 1949 and 1948 BOCE John Day Cowboy Second on Broncs SAN FRANCISCO, lit Duncan Brown, a Fresno, Calif., cowboy, was awarded top bareback bronc riding money last night alter com pletion of the first go-round of the Grand National rodeo at the Cow Palace. Sonny Tureman, John Day, Ore., was second., and F.ddle Akridge, ; Beaver, Okla., third. Ben Morrison, Mgr. JUCKELAHD TRUCK SALES and SERVICE 11th & Klamath Ph.2-2581 Brushoff scored overwhelming wins. Dl.iMAI, But this year, under new eoacll Bill Abbey, the Raiders have had a dismal season. The Owls, with a fairly auccesalul season record (3-3 to date), were looking (or re venge. Meanwhile, the Owla arc drilling for Saturday's game against Van port. The game, to be played on Central Catholic's field in Portland 3 p.m. Saturday, Is the second Ore gon Collegiate conference game lor the Owls. EVEN The Pirates of Van port art even in OCC piny with a loss (43-7) t Oregon College and a win (3s-31 over Eastern Oregon. The Owls have lost their onlf OCC tilt. 19-6 to the Wolves of Oregon College . With the squad expected to be at full strenath for the Vanport game, the Owls will be slightly lavored at klckoff time. Last year the two OCC team battled to 13-13 tie here. "BALDY" EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS THE BAND WHICH WAS RECENTLY CHOSEN AS THE NO. 1 BAND FOR 1951 IN THE ANNUAL POLL TAKEN BY THE BILLBOARD MAGAZINE "The Young Men Wit A Hern" AND HIS 19 PIECE ORCHESTRA KLAMATH FALLS . ARMORY. THURS., NOV. 8 TO AVOID DISAPPOINT. MENT BUY YOUR TICK ETS EARLY. Tickets are now on sale at DERBY'S MUSIC CO. The advance sale is limited to 500 tickets ond they are $1.50 per per son (includinq tax). The admission at the dance will be $1.80 (inc. tax) MM ANTHONY I