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TUESDAY, NOVKMlWIt 11, 1 nr. I IIKHAU) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NTNT8 Dressen Re-hired by Bums for 1952 Season shaped for you... forever TO THE WINNER Kucky Miirilano Is cluing li is ulretclihiK aflur slucpliif! in these morninns, and Is served breakfast in led hy tlui missus, llarliaia May. Tlie llnxklon Work Buster in taking a richly deserved rest and a delayed honey moon while catching up with with shows in New York. His eighth-round knockout of Joe Louis made the 1 1 a 1 i a n heavyweight the hlggest thing in boxing. tanford in Vols Stay In First Position NEW YOKK Cfl-MlKllly Ten-nc-viier' football tenin Is II'" coun try's No. I colleiio in-iii ior Hit? thud straight week In Lie e.v.linn turn of Hie spurts cuiiors mid urimdcanlrr who pnl llclpnlc In Ihe weekly Associated I'rcsn poll. lilt! Tennessee outfit, which trounced Nutlh Carolina Snturcli.y, jl to U, snared CO ol the lf'J llrt plow vuteii and remained uti top el th( heap W illi 1230 points. 'I ho Vols were mentioned on ovpiy bal I.. I mid ihclr platings longed from linl to tenth. The nhiikeup tjrncnth the South riiMcrn conference club, however, was lerrlllc with Idle Michigan mute Bltimplnu nil the. wny limn second to tilth mid Illinois, vlcl.ir liv 1 to 0 over Michigan I" a snowstorm, climbing trom third to second Maryland mid Princeton al.io vaulted over the Spartans. DROP OCT Baylor mid Cnllloriila diopped out ft the Kelrct iirotip, their ilut t (..juft: to Binnford mid Texas. He low '.Michigan Htnle enmc Southern California, Hiiinlord, Georgia Tech, Wisconsin mid Texan in Hint order. I'orty tennis were nietitioncd on the Hood ol ballots, one oddity being that every member ot the Kouthwcul circuit except Klce drew ni lentil one vote. IRISH ll.IMIl Michigan finite. erstwhile runner up. was Idle lnl weekend while preparing lor Notre Rnmc. The Irish hnve been lollmii m llie sec ond dlvlMon since spilled by Smith' em Methodist but climbed to elev enth place toduy on the fclrennth ol their 10 to 0 piiMInx ol Nnvy. The MiindlhK-i, UrAt plnce In hrncket, Polnlit nwnrdctl nn bnsis ol 10 lor firm, nine lor second, etc. TOP TEN 1 Tennensee 1801 I2S0 2 Illinois I2) 1IS0 3 Mnrylnnd 2tl loin 4. Princeton 1O1 M? .V Michigan Btnte 1 131 MU (1 Boiithern Ctilll. (01 (MO 7 Stnntnrd 181 iU Oeoriiln Tech (II n. WlKcnnnln 13 1 in. Texas 3S3 34 287 Second Tenill-Nntre Dnme ill 1H7; IJ-Kentuclcv 3 171; 13-Texnn ('hrlatlon DO: M-Oklnhomn (II B3: IS Snn Frnnolfcn (17: In-Dnvlor 37: n-CIUnrnln and Wnshlnnloi Slate 3: lll-Colleoe of Pncltlc Hi 32; ao-Ohlo Hlnte and Arknnsnn IB. 'o nnin:3?-nuckiell IS: J3. lft.A 14: 34-llolv Cross 13: T!5. William i Marv 10: 2H-Texan A At M I): 37-Auhi'rn : 3B-Mnrv-vllle. Tenn., 7: JO-Mlchltjnn ((II: ;m-vlllnnovn (m: "di-A 4: 3?-Wvn VH"iln nnrl Till H'n( and Wnshl .10 -Vlllnnovn (Hi: 31-Smithern Melh- nmlne. C'nelnnnll. nhn 3; 31-1 nuKlii'in ihlnirlnn Jt- T.e- 5fl. Mississippi and Orenon SLato 1. Teddies Win Continued Tilt PORTLAND, 11 - A high school football giimo which begun last 1'i lday night ended yesterday. Ilooscvelt, scoring a touchdown In 3 minutes and 10 seconds re maining Irom a gome which was culled Inst Friday night when Ihe Held lights went out, defeated Lin coln, 33-12. A flip of the coin put Doosevelt In Dlst. 3 in stnto playoff pairings, Orarit In Dlst. I. The two teams go down as Portland's co-chum-plons. YOU'LL &mte... 7 r"5-"? mm . , ilB HUtO. MOAVI I0ITO . CHAMP AND EX-CHAMP Andy. Tremalne (right) world's light-henvyweight wrestling champion, listens to some ad vice from the Manassa Mauler, the one and only Jack Pompsey, before a bout In Texas in which the ex-heavyweight boxing champion was the third man in the ring. Trcmaine meets Gordon Ilessell in the armory ring to morrow night in a non-titlo match. Hessell Inks for Mat Tussle with Champion Llght heiivywelglil champion An dy Treiniilne mnv bo glnd he Isn'l wenring his crown tomorrow niglil at the armory. Because Mnlchinaker Mack Lll lard has come up with a rugged foe lor the Texas chump in one hall ol ihe double main event. He is Cordon Hessell. Radium Springs, N.M., grappler, well known to local Inns. DHAW Dlack-thntchcd Itessell, who looks mule like a movie guinbler, is n top perlormer. He tussled one hour lo a draw with Trcnmlno recently In a Portland non-title match. This la a bout that those acquaint ed wllh the fine points of wrestling won't wunt to miss. It's very probably Hessell. If he makes u good showing against the chump, will earn a crack at Tic mnlnc's title In the local ring. I'HOMISK Tremalne has promised Mllnrd he'll put his orown up to a "loglcnl contender" soon. This bout, one of the most attrac tive signed In mnny months, will share main event billing with n when you SUIT yourself at HARDY'S MEN'S STORE Call 4771 Worsted-Tex Hyde Park Style-Mart Grid ' l J fA I mutch that promises nil the skull duggery Uio tans can take. It puts Jack O'Reilly, arrogant Aussie, against the masked spook, down In the mat books as Ihe Cal loplng Ohost. TOL'OII FOH The ohost has been knocking down one loo after another with Ills cvcrythlng-gocs tactics but he may have bitten off more than he can chew through the hole in his mask in O'Reilly, Olno Nlcollni and Jack Carter open the show In a half-hour brawl at 8:30. Nlcollni will be making his first Klamath Falls appearance In his meeting wllh tho red-topped New Zenlnnder. Reserved tickets are on sale at Castlcbcrry's drugs. BL'MS IN RED BROOKLYN, Wnlter O'Mal- ley, Brooklyn Dodrsor president, opened the club's books for a quick peek lodny lo reveal the entire organization lost 1120,318 in 1950. j He used 1950 figures because '51 returns still nro Incomplete. I ! Tough i Top Ten Juggling Slight In Grid Poll By The Axoclatrd Prem For the second week in a row. Oritnu Pass won nniinlinous sup port lor llrst place m the Assoc iated Press Orcaon hlnh school ;ooiball poH. All 17 sporlswrllers and sports cn.sters portlclpatinK In this week's ball3t:nn Rave Grants Pass a first place vote. The Cavemen kept up Uielr hluh-scorliiK pace last week by rolllim over Roseburg. 63-0. W.lh 170 points. Grants Pom held a good mnruln over second place Roosevelt ol Portland. Roose velt retained the No. 2 spot with 150 points. PICKED I P Hill.iboro, the No. 3 teem again this-week, picked up some polnls nncr aeieauivi west Linn. 63-6. Hlllsboro received 127 polnls, fol lowed by Astoria In fourth place with 117 points. Astoria defeated North Bend. 20-0. Ium week. Grant ol Portland kepi rollinR In litlli piece alter downinz Ben- sou o( Portland, 33-7. The victory gave Grant a spot in the slate pinyoi'ls. Mllton-Freewatcr, Idle lusi week, held to the No. 6 po sition. Eugene replaced Marshfleld as No. 7 nils week. Eugene tonoed S.ileni. 21-13. while Marshfleld lost n 20-2D decision to Coqtillle. U was Marshlields second straight loss and dropped Ule Icain to ninth plnce. COWBOYS STICK Prlncvllle and University high o( Eugene remained as the only Iwo class A-2 schools hi the lop ten. Prlneville again was No. 8 alter edging Columbia Prep of Portland. 13-12. and University high defeated Stayton. 14-0. Coqulllc, another A-2 school, missed the first ten by only one point. University high received 24 polnls, Coquillo 23. The poll (first place voles In pnrenthesesi : 1. Grants Pass (17) 170 21 Roosevelt 150 3. Hlllsboro 127 4. Astoria 117 5. Grant t 04 6. Milton-Frccwnter 82 7. Eugene 66 8. Prlneville 44 0. Marshfleld 3' 10. University 2 Others: Coqulllc 23, Oregon City 7 and Medford 3. LIGHT DRILL LOS ANGELES The UCLA Bruins ran through a light work out yesterday - in preparation lor their' ootball game Saturday In Portland with the Oregon Stale Beavers. BOTH SEE WIN LOS ANGELES. 14 A crowd ol 90.000 Is predicted lor next Satur day's Stanford-Southern California footbnll gume. Both clubs predict victory. Attention Hunters! MARKS CAFE IN MERRILL Open 24 Hours a Day Until Further Notice BREAKFASTS LUNCHES TO GO IIIIOOKI.YN, Ian-Chuck Dressen, hung In elflgy not so long ago by IJr.d:irr fans, will be back l lirnoiclyn manager in 10&2. IJresscn, although he hasn't signed a contract, was rehired yes terday lor one year at a salary estimated at 130,000. Ilrooklyn Pres. Wnlter O Miilley announced the retention of Dres sen In a press conference. It came as no surprise. Dodger second biisemitn Jackie Robinson con firmed rumors that Dressen would be retained last Friday In Los Angeles. Robinson said the play ers were told Dressen would re turn. Regarding the terms of the con track O'Mallev ssld. "chances an? 11 will be the kind of contract w ire beginning to like one year. No trial clauses. Just a straight contract. It he thinks he's under psld, we probably culd get to gether." he continued "Rut I do not think he's overpaid." Dressen. whose Dodgers blew a 13' game lead and lost the Nn tlonal league pennant In a play oil to the New York Glanla, was very happy over the news. Dressen said In Oakland. Calif., "they've always treated me fa'r and I appreciate the way they deal with me." 'Die chief raps against Dressen were the "Pellca Incident" and h'.i use of Ditcher Ralnh Branca !n the deciding playofl game against the Giants. Dressen was quoted as culling Pullca, a 23-year-old pitch er, "gutless." Branca was called on In the third and final game of the play-1 off series to pitch to Bob Thorn- i son with two men aboard and the Dodeers leading. 4-2, In the last 1 nf the ninth. Thomson cracked I Brsnca's second pitch for a pen- j nnnt winning homer. Most observ-: ers thoueht that Chsr'ev should hsve used any pitcher but Branca in this spot. Molnto--' Ifl Sho(.p-Schuli 14 Srhmtck'i .. 14 Marvin 11 1iueTi . 9 Roundup B TfaurJ Kcorei Molatore't. 4 Marvin i 0 Khoop-Schuli 3 Uowcll'i 1 Schmck 4 Roundup 0 Molalore'B didn't cool off last week and kept its commanding lead tn mo Lady bug bowling league. Rollins hlRh game and series, B80 and 2iw. plus me individual game high by Dorotha Koberg, Mol atore's blanked Marvin's. The high single series was rolled by Mary Both well, Schmecfc's, with a 496 mark. OFFICIALS ONLY Basketball officials ot the Klam ath Basin get their heads together for the first time tonight in a meet ing m room 215 ol Klamath Union hlRh school. The session opens at 7:30. The meeting, designed to put Klamnth area cage officiating on a uniform basis, is open to officials ' only. 3 'ALL Rl&tfT SO W BJ-'T A surplus jeep- Whatever your automotive prob lem bring It to ui. We con solve It! I.AUVBL'O LtAOlE U L Pel. 8 .IW7 10 .5&3 10 JM 13 .48 15 -173 lft .133 xMa CHUCK DRESSEN . he'll be back BRIGHT THROUGH ' DES MOINES, ifl Johnny Bright, college loolball's "Mr. Oi , lense," has played his last game I for Drake university. The great Negro halfback, the nation's all-time total olfense lead- relnjured his broken jaw last Saturday and yesterday was ad vised by a dental surgeon to quit. The Bulldogs close their season at Wichita Saturday. Bright, Irom Fort Wayne, Ind., received the broken Jaw against Oklahoma A k M October 20. The Incident brought Drake charges of 'intentional attacks" upon Bright' by an Aggie player and prompted a Missouri Valley conference in vestigation, j In bis first game since the In Jury, Bright accounted lor three touchdowns and 204 yards In three quarters of play to lire Drake to a 35-20 victory over Great Lakes. ! Bright hi three seasons has gained 3134 yards rushing and 2769 passing for a total offense of U4 yaras. Me Has averaged 236.1 yaros per game through 25 games and has figured in 384 points scored by Drake. j The unexpected end to Brighfs college career probably will cost him his total offense lead a post-' Hon he has held since his sopho more year. LEASED TO UTAH PHOENIX. Lfl The Fisheries Division ol the Arizona Came and Fish Commission recently donated more than 1000 bullfrog tadpoles to the Utah Came and Fish Com mission. These will be used in an effort to establish the amphibians in some ot the Utah marshes. 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It's probable a game will be cooked up with the Harlem Clowns (formerly the Broadway Clowns) December 4 or 5 to boost sagging receipts in the city league coffers. ihe Clowns, through their repre sentative, Scoop Beal ol the Hum boldt Standard-Times, notified the Herald and News the Clowns are available on either of those two dates. . DICK B. MILLER CO. 7th and Klamath THE MAGM."ICE.T CVSTOM - SOTT k7Hiii ji fndividuorlo fit Syr x. LEE pre-shaped JL CORRAL jjp pre -shaped hats A tjttnitnl im -MTLKDAY EVEM.NC war Don't be "old hat!" Wear the new Lee Corral in mart creates are formed lor you by experts . . . and for keep. Treated with DuPont Aridet. iti truly waterrepel lett. See how Iee Interprets (he Western influence. Coma in ind try on I he Lee Corral, Faahion Academy Gold Medal Award for 1951 HARDY'S 820 Main OLDS-CADILLAC Ph. 4103 the IN A DISTINCTIVE MBBY FABRIC - TAIXOHED America'l Most Beautifut Sport Shirt r? TELEPHOMi.MW
