Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 15, 1951, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMHKU 15. lm i Skeet Sings Scoreboard Blues Song 'Skeet O'Connell, basketball ;och at Oregon Tech, la weep ing big tears. ... . But It's not the usual "crying towel" caper made lamous by athletic coaches everywhere. Skeat ,1s reasonably satisfied with his cap material headed by four of last year's starters. , O'CQnnell's eyes are damp about something else. He has the "Scoreboard Blues." , . You can't blame him. The spacious Oretech gym works with Just a blackboard and chalk. ; Specifically. Skeet wants an elcctrlo scoreboard. Loop City Hoop Sets Post Time Th city basketball league will pry the lid olf the 1951-63 season tlie llrst week In December but the number of teams In the hoop race is sUll rather Indefinite. Six teams are certain but there roav be eight by post time. The six teams hopping in the scramble In Tuesday night's meet ing were Herald and News. Palm erton Lumber Co., Payless Drugs, Hilltop Cafe, Hercules Powder Co. and Rlckys. . TWO OTHERS i Two other teams may go along 11 they can locate players or spon sors or dow. sney are iuaini Packing an the Henley Gems, a quint that would be sponsored by Bob Chevne and George Burger, notato brokers. Dale Cheyne. ex- Henley high school basketball star, would manage the club. ' .Play will open December 3 on a Thursdav-and-Mondav schedule In the Altamont gymnasium. A schedule will be drawn up when the holdouts, air their plans of competing. PLAY-OFF ' Tentative clans now call for single round-robin and a double elimination Dlav-off. ' . Players hi high school will be ineligible for the city league but win no doubt land in tne victory leagua. . 1 Thus far nothing has been heard from the far-flung Klamath county Independent league which fielded 14 teams, the, past two years. wis End farid , Kun Tomorrow 'Oretech Favored in Clash With Eastern Oregon Team Jului Day noes lu Wallowa Haltir- (ly. Dale ol lh I'lioenlx-Miiuplu kuine has not yet been decided. ONE OF ORETECH'S top defensive players this year has been end Doru (brother of fullback Jim) Mcintosh. His Number 73 should be very much in evidence tomorrow night when the Owls meet Eastern Oregon in OTl's last game of the season. Grid Playoff Schedule Set PORTLAND, l. The achcdiili, (or the opening ol the Orcuun ola A liluh school foulbnll pluy-olls wim luuiounreu yeatenUy. I Friday iiumrs: Uriuitu I'iim at MnIKIc)d; lllll.sboro in Aaiorla; Coqullle at lUuvcinlty high iKu acnei; Canby at NorUi Mnrkm; Toledo nt Columbia rreo iPurl'andi , Bnlurdiiy sjainea: Bend at Orant (Portland); Kmuiovelt iPorllaudi , nt Mlliun-Freewalcr; Prinevilia at Vl., I In lha clnsa B ulaynfla, Knapua By ltl-:i llt'KD I But OT1 ran nnlnt with mi.le .u lift Oervam at HIUbnro and . Orciion Tech's Owls wheel out ! to Cecil Spencer and Don Mcliuoali ' Pn,ln l Co,,"e ry turir iuiii-gcHrru luuiunu iimiiiiiia ui una ucpai lutein. . lor lha taw time In 1WI tomorrow Offensively. Eastern Oregon Is night on Modoc Field in the main, banking strongly on end Jim Mai event of the school s Homecoming ; ou. MllUon ls ,,llce.,K.kUl(l Day celebration. clallat. too. holding a .750 mark In Not-only Is Uie game with East. ,, department. Booting polni. em Oregon College ol Education wu.r touchdowns U also a favorlio an attempt by me Owls to finish u-lck of the Owls' lleneiln. In other with a glossy - compared to pre-(duties of an ollenslve end Oretech vwus vears--J record, bu II a a i can come up with Spencer, Jerry chips-down Oregon Collegiate con-1 Wyalt, Johiuiy Henslce Dick Flan, tcrence game Willi second place at inuam or rtnlnh i.rk,;,. siae. ' V.ie Owllea have to win II Uiey I'l'NTINO Dl'TV By The A.oclalct 1're.a are to earn second place behind Mallon will probably take over 1 To,ay a Vrr Ago Herman Oregon CoUege of Monmouth. But 1 Jim Couruiev a puiilInK (lulled, i Hickman. Yale lootlwll coach . lgn an upset by the Mountaineers I Courtney Injured his leg In ihe11 ,,'w ten-year contract, would Uirow the circuit Into a i College of Idaho mime and Willi Flva Veara Ao Elmer I Violent i three-cornered snarl between the ! probably sit this one out llul Km ; ol'"'l Jwy J Owls; Mountulneers and Vanporl - Martin takes a buck seal to tew I ln ten-round bout In Mudltun Vikings. In Ui punting corner tor Oretech. ""."are Garden. -....-.. Rnm.nn p.,,,,,,1 . k,,.. .1 Ten Years Ago Duke remained FAVORITKS Komano Romaiu, a boy with a ....i,,.,,.., h .,-7-.,,,.- Norii. Cam. On- the ofttlmes lickle record i rythmic name, also playa a mean ."iiSl y Norlh tru uguK. WW unu mui nu uuwu - ... ium,i,iii three or four-touchdown favorites. . 'ads. But Carl Dudley, the veteran But an anticipated sloshv turf may ' of the Oretech team, won't have equalise matters with both teams j to hang his head lu shame. Dudley le.inintf inward det-entlon rather Is bigand tough. than steam-roller power. From here It looks like Oregon KOCE's carburetor Is Jim Mc- Tech will have Uie "mosteat ol Uie ! Allster. dlpsy-doodle halfback, who beslest." wOQe VlinlC take.i credit for most of the Moun- PROBLFM ' m talneers; ground gauis this son. , nTl Ofl TOI.lC.llT j C!. l" fH Hle. Ken Nu-h,,!, in nOQCr dlQnS a Mi-iuuikI "eiiil llnul inui, .k ,; D ll kl- L I NiiveinUer U. " Dall, NlChOIS I Inner nulil Mill felernen mVt HOIHK. il lloxlng luiiniiiler f'lili auo and 'J.to pound Uaoi. lex linger nilllOlim-IHl yrniciunv i ni mii-iuh-i , jwhiikh, lonlio will ll..Mtl 1 Hull t IIIMal 111 Him tMltlll ....., ' Sports Mirror Turkey Shoot at Beatty SUNDAY -1:00 P.M. Two Shooting Divisions 1. Target Rifles 2. Iron Sights Fee - $1.00 Per Round SPONSORED BY Cooperative Beatty Recreation Assoc. One-two Dots It! Twenty Year. Ago Bob Camnl- 1 gllo of West Liberty was the top jM-nrer lu collegiate football wtlu ' ltd points. In addition to being on the business end of a fine of r-asses 'mm the A basketball clinic conducted by , mm Me LADTBUO LEACl'E W 1. TrL oUtore' Jl 10 .s3 luneck . IS 10 .643 - . iv is JtM Shoop.Seliuls 14, 14 joo Iiu : 11 n .393 ttOOBdua 8 20 08S ' Lowell'. 2 ', Molatore'. 2 AM.rrin'.' 4'RoundUD 0 J. 'wpeci(i 4. Shoop-SchuU t ... nvrin . Lowell's . Scmeck'f " . Turn Blvh ficrlM ." LoweU'i 1 :-c-neck' Slnrle Hirh fl-m Mirth. Cwldy. Schmeck'i 233 , LalUyne HmrrU. Roundup 226 : Mwy Bothwell. Schmeck's 200 - Siacte Hl.k Series BothweD . 542 Audrey Schmidt, Marvin's 525 IXjrothe Koberg. Mo-store'. . 500 Molatore's and Schmeck's are wrestling, in a .dead heat for llrst place In the Ladvbug bowling league after last week's rolling. -.Schmeck's notched a 2616 series, third-high for the season and Low ell's 92S . game bettered that team's old ' second-place mark in -be season's Big Three. Individual honors went to Marv Bothwell, Schmeck's, with a 534 series and Martha Cassidy, Sch mecks, with a 192 game. . H HOCKEY V . i. n . I Mn. -;'Ne York 2- Toronto 2 - AnierieM Leegae Buffalo 7 Providence 6 Pittsburgh S St. Louis I .Syracuse 3 Cleveland 1 Psclfle Ceast Lear.e Seattle S Vancouver 3 New Westminster 5 Tacom. a Sask.tooq-2 Victoria L ib Huto, tpoaw ifcrtoa ; Oregon's ground and air threats plus do some raising. For instance, thev can safely "call" McAllster with Don Fore man, wno would be a certain Lit tle All-Amerlcan on an all winning team tn a league more lirmly In the football spotlight. ihen they can "raise" with George Clark. Len Oeneiln and Bill Buckingham, not to mention Harry Thompson who whlzied the open ing kickolf against Weber back 8i yards for a touchdown. Haun's aerial flings can be more than mnlhMl hi- Onerlnn T.elll uy iniD iiiiE.ns , Arngon, as cocky as ever, and Jack Brown or Foreman. LOS ANGELES. W World light- fresh, took the play in the open-.CROSSKS WfcBF.R weight champion Jimmy Carter , tag rounds and the outlook seemed LrFmrr' , J"n,ed "weir h? dark for the 27-year-old champion, i throwing three touchdown passes. oui nragon ran into a orisuing,Tom Haun s line smashes from left hook that floored him for a ' EOCE's spilt T formation would three-count in the sixth round, and have to be dynamic to suruass the he took a severe beating in the . explosive plunges of Oregon Tech est lour rounas. u leit mm wun luiioacir. Jim Mcintosh, one eye almost shut and the other The Mountaineers are mighty proud of defensive end Wea Ball. Carter Keeps Crown In Bristling Battle Prime problem of OTI conches Rex Hunsaker and Art Klikland rifle arm of Frani Haun. 180-pound , " ), A. Odeu itawes. aaablant im re- sophomore quarterback transfer ! The O1 " Xm tary-ireasurer ol the Oregon Hchool from Santa Clara; ,lJ .romp ,?vcr JVVrD"r 1,1 .""' Activities association, will be held Inu ..kiw 'f'.." "KUrrd ,0""UP ,l klok-, llKht 7 30 in room 31& of Klam- SOMt RAIMNG off lime. Ulllon h Rh .nool. DUl tne l ." All too often let-downs follow Th. ellnle lurlnrfx r,,l. Inl such an unexpected rout. lalion and cerullcalliw examlnallon Eastern Oregon has lots to gain, for local bkctbnll of"cial. ll.wes little to lose. I is currently on a li-town clinic The combination could be a ltmr- sorry one for the Owls. But It probably won't be. and challenger Art Aragon ob served contrasting celebrations to day. : Carter enjoyed a round of vic tory toasts after successfully de fending his crown in a brulsmg 15-round fight last night. Aragon, the slightly tarnished Golden Boy of boxing here, In more subdued fashion belatedly observed his 24th birthday. Aragon's birthday was two days ago, but he had planned to com bine it with a victory celebration after last night's battle. Instead the big party was on Central avenue. los Angeles' counterpart oi new York's Harlem. 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