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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
Claassen
Sees Cal
Victory
This way the player can Iists
thrlr eonrunioru and lacerations
attended to while they're in the
penally box!''
County
Schedule
Released
The Klamath county Class B
basketball schedule was released
officially to the Herald and Mews
yesterday.
The eight-team league calls for
a single rouna-rooin,- opening Jan
uary 4, with the tournament tenia'
lively set for February 21-23,
The schedule follows:
January 4
Ely at Chiloquin
Malin at Sacred Heart
Henley at Bonanza
Gilchrist at Merrill
January 11
Chiloquin at Henley
Sacred Heart at Gilchrist
Bonanza at Malin
Merrill at Bly
January 18
Malin at Chiloquin
Bly at Sacred Heart
Gilchrist at Bonanza
Henley at Merrill
January 25
Chiloquin at Gilchrist
Sacred Heart at Henley
Bonanza at Bly
Merrill at Malin
January 31
Merrill at Bonanza
February 1
Sacred Heart at Chiloquin
Bly at Malin ,
Henley at Gilchrist
February S
Bonanza at Sacred Heart
Henley at Malin
Chiloquin at Merrill
Gilchrist at Bly . . .
February IS
Bonanza at Chiloquin
Bly at Henley
Merrill at Sacred Heart ,
Malin at Gilchrist srr
Stockholders
Meet Dec. 3
, The annua! meeting of stockhold
ers oi jiiamatn uems inc. has been
scoeauiea lor December 3, 8 p.m.
at the Willard hotel.
The meeting usually Is held the
iirsv wees: in January, but this
year is being moved up to the
.December date.
Mayor Bob Thompson, who Is
also president of the baseball
ciuo, said the meeting would be
very important upon it would
hinge the future of pro baseball
in Klamath Falls.
He urged all stockholders to be
present u possible, or else by
written proxy.
Formal announcements of the
meeting are to bo In the mail
November 24.
COLLEGE
John Carroll 17 Baldwin-Wallace T
Central (Mlaij 14 Perklniton
HOCKEY
V.II.H.I 1
rxtroit S Boiton 0
, American Learas
Et Louis 5 Indianapolis 3
. . Pacific Coait Lcagaa
Saskatoon 7 Calgary 2
Victoria 4 Edmonton 3
TROY FAVORED
LOS ANGELES, Wl Southern
California remains a firm one
touchdown favorite to defeat
UCLA in their crosstown grid
struggle Saturday and the margin
may widen by gametime. Latest
word from UCLA is that the
Bruins' two defensive stars, Donn
Moomaw and Hal Mitchell will
not be able to play because of Injuries.
By HAROLD CLAASSKN
LEXINGTON. Kv.. lA-Trvuur tn
pick football winners with one eye
on the past performance charts of
Uie various teams while the other
wanders from cigaret factories to
colls to coeds to turkeys.
So, under a handicau. hero are
Saturday's victors:
lennessee over Kentuckv: The
Vols may not be able tn shut nut
uie wildcats tor a uilrd straight
year, but Tennessee has the horses
to outscore Kentucky.
California over Stanford: This
wees s ruiff-ialled snecial. Sinn.
ford to taste defeat for the first
ume mis year.
Michigan Slate over Colorado:
The No. 2 team tn the countrv
smacks down the No. 2 team in
tne uig beven conierence.
Princeton over Dartmouth : Dirk
Kazmaier. Pruicetons candidate
for all-everything honors, says
tareweu lo tne nome toils.
Maryland over West Virginia: Bv
comparative scores it should be 88
to 14.
Yale over Harvard.
Illinois over Northwestern: The
mini conquer their jinx team and
get plane tickets for the Rose Bowl
game.
Wisconsin over Minnesota and
Purdue over Indiana.
Rice over Texas Christian and
Baylor over Southern Methodist.
Georgia Tech over Davidson.
Skipping over the rest in a hur
ry: . Thursday
Denver over Colorado A&M, Utah
over Idaho. Virginia Military over
Virginia Tech. Washington Lee
over Richmond, Wichita over De
troit, Xavier over Toledo.
Friday Night
College of Pacific over San Jose
State. Louisville over Mississippi
Southern.
Saturday
East: Boston university over
Syracuse. Columbia over Brown,
Cornell over Penn, Fordham over
New York- university. Holy Cross
over Temple. Pittsburgh over
Perm State. Rutgers over Colgate.
south: Alabama over Florida.
Clemson over Auburn. Duke over
North Carolina. Florida State over
Bradley, The Citadel over East
Carolina, Tulane over Southeast
Louisiana. Vanderbilt over Missis
sippi State, Villanovs over Louis
iana state. Virginia over William
& Mary, Wake Forest over South
Carolina,
Middle west: Cincinnati over
Miami. Notre Dame over Iowa,
Ohio state over Michigan. .Okla
homa over Nebraska.
Southwest: Hardin Simmons over
Arizona, Houston over Oklahoma
A&M, Tulsa over Arkansas.
Far west: Oregon Bute over
Oregon Tempe State over Wyom
ing, Texas Tech over New Mexi
co, Washington State over Washington.
Sunday
Marquette over Santa Clara. San
Francisco over Loyola (Los Angeles).
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NCAA Eyes traitjacket' For
College Sports Overemphasis
COURTLY CHORUS Peggy Hillsgrove, William Small College sophomore, at Geneva
N. ., teaches Hobert basketball players how to use their feet in a tap-dancine class The.
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IAST
NIGHT
By The Associated Press
Portland, Ore. Harry "Kid"
Matthews. 177, Seattle, stopped
Dave Whitlock, 183, San Francisco,
Salt Lake City Garth Panter.
163'?. Dayton, Idaho, knocked out
Bobby King. 167, Montreal. .3.
Newark. N.J Chlco Velar. 141i
Stamford. Conn., stopped Jimmy
Gedee. 151. Plainfield. N. J. 3.
Jacksonville. Fla. Big Bill Wil
son, 228. Charlotte, N.C., stopped
Jack Herman, 208. Tampa. 4.
Duhltlt. Minn. Glen Flanniran
137. St. Paul, knocked out Bert
vannnan. 123, ureensooro. N.C. 1.
White Plains. N.Y Georefs sin.
Clair, 125, Winnipeg, outpointed
Bill Bossio. 122i4, Pittsburgh, 8.
Bangor, Me Evan Roy. 140. Old
Town, Me., knocked out Kenny
Sampson, 142, Boston 3.
Morning
Bowl, Yet
GALVESTON, Tex.. Ifl Pro
moters of the Oleander Bowl
her wondered how thev could
compete with the big Bowls
Cotton, Rose, Sugar and Orange.
Too many funs stayed home
and listed to those gridiron clas
sics on the radio. -
Finally there came this Idea
Why not plav the Oleander Bowl
In the morning? Hew Year's is
a holiday anyway. ,
So, that's how .it's going to be.
Detroit Lions
Seek 4 in Row
DETROIT. WV The Detroit Lions
will try to extend their current
victory string to four straight In
their National pro toolbar) lengue
Thanksgiving Day game with
Oreen Buy's Packers here tomor
row. A victory over the Parkers
would put Coach Buddy Parker's
'"" a iir.ii-piare He with
Los Angeles and the Chicago
I Bears In the league's National con-
CHICAGO. I A atrnlllariet fur
overemphasis of collegiate siiorl.i
hus -been devised by the NCAA
policy-making council tor national
adoption,
Rluld controls thai would
strengthen academic standards.
provide an nnlldole for profession
alism, combat recruiting, and in
general, put a lid un pressures to
win at any cost, were drafted by
the all-powerful council alter a
two-day session.
The council ordered a morator
ium tlirouuhnut 1052 on contrite
In nil commitment:! for post-season
events such as Howl guinea. A
special study will be made to
determine the degree of pressure
po.M-sca.son sports, especially Howl
games, creates In the build up of
overemphasis.
A 12-potnt reform program will
be submitted lo the NCAA conven
tion in Cincinnati January 91'J.
moil Horn
Hugh Willed of Southern Califor
nia. NCAA president, said the tiro-
gram has the support of a "sub
stantial malorllv" of the aaaorla.
lion's 320 member schools. With
this support assured, ofllclals helrf
high hope of national acceptance.
a year ago In Da as. the con
vention rejected the so-called San
ity code, a weanon des uned tn be
used against recruiting and com
mercialism.
tavvever. In the last vear bsakel.
ball scandals have shocker) the
country anil Blurted a seathlng
undercurrent throughout colleuiate
athletic structures. Blackening the
picture have been sham sii k
publicly.
Judge Saul S. Strelt nf
York, after blasting commercial
Ism and overemphasis In college
loolbsll, yesterday said "denials
reports ami surveys will serve no
purpose unless live colleue ailinlnls
trillions change ihelr present
llietliuns."
Judge Btrell, who handed nut
Jail sentences In Die basketball
uriuery scandal Monday, declared
that "unless colleges lake heed, all
1110 enorti 01 111 district attorneys,
the state and the entire exposure
win servo no purpose wnaisoover. '
I'.NII MKKTING
Meanwhile, college presidents
members of a special committee
set up by the American council on
education ended llielr Hint meet
ing In Washington. D.C.
Studying what's wrong with
anuria, thev agreed thai athlete
should not be allowed lo take only
so-called sunn courses, thai col
leges and universities muni prac
tice the hlitli principles they
preach, and thai presidents musl
assume full responsibility fur their
athletic programs.
Tho NCAA council named two
main sources for colleglale athle
tic evils: I The undue pressure lo
win, particularly upon the Individ
ual coaches involved; 3 The need
fur gato receipts from football to
llnance an adequate athletlo pro
gram.
VKAK'S STI'DY
Tho council directed the NCAA's
extra events committee lo make a
full year's study of "the nresntire
Implications inherent In I ho nlav- j
ing of Intercollegiate post season
games In all aporls."
Willie tins Is being done, post
season contractual commitments In
all sports which extend beyond
January 3. ' IR53. will be banned
'lilts, however, will not allect
such prior commitments as the
Kose Bowl gamo between the l's
olllo Coast conicreuca and the Dig
Ten (or the next three you is and
other loiig.rungo cunlioiu already
made. II merely prohibits any re
newals or ben Inning of new pari
for 1052 while Ilia study la In
progress.
Kclnrma drafted lor convention
action include:
All financial assistance In be ad
ministered or approved bv Individ
ual limiliiillons. rnus would strike
at alumni giving undcr-lhe.lablo
gills 10 star alhletea). The penally
would be Ineligibility of the athlete.
Confine uruanlurd practice ses
sions In football and basketball Ut
die ret ogiilted aeasons. If this pro
posal la not acceptable, limit oil-
aeanon practice lo 20 sessions.
An athlete will be Ineligible un
less he Is admitted In accordance
with Hie regular published entrance
rcqiilremcnta uf the school. uule
lie Is In good at-hnlaatlc slsmllnu
as determined bv the faculty, ami
unless he Is iiislnialntiiK satisfac
tory progress toward a degree.
Ten different Alabama plaveri
arnrrd when the Crimson i'lc'n
crushed Mississippi Delta mate av-
In this season's grid opener.
Export
Gun Repairing
ond Roblulnq
THE GUN STORE
Bob Lowell. 185-nound Naw
guard from Los Angeles, snears
iistj ana aives tor lobsters as a
hobby.
Schroeder, Trabert
Blast Way to Finals
SYDNEY. Australia. Wl Ted
Schroeder of La Crescents, Calif.,
and Tony Trabert of Cincinnati
belted their way Into the men's
doubles finals today in the New
South Wales tennis championships.
The American tandem, which
probably will get the doubles as
signment in tne Davis Cup
umicucs nexi montn, eliminated a
pair of Australian veterans John
Bromwich and Adrian Quist, 5-7,
8-4. 8-6, 9-7.
Halfback v .Chuck Colley and
tackle Homer Merrlfield on the
Colgate grid sqaad were employed
as life guards during the summer.
Cage
Scores
COLLEGE
Wntertf Washington S3 St Martina
NYU 72 ITT Suit Marltlms 47
. Colbr 77 Farminston tale) Tchra 44
Depaul SI St. Nortxrta 4S
Tri-Stats S3 Glffla S3
Franklin 81 Oakland Cltr M tvf
Taylor 111 Concordia tlncD ss
Luther Hal es Plaltavlll. Tchra 43
East Central Okla II Okmulfra Okla
rort Brass 61 Atlantic Chrutlan so
Jerry DePrato scored 188 points
for the Michigan State football
team back in 1915, DePrato played
UHUUKta,
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from 16 states and the territory of
Hawaii.
The New York Sanaters nf thn
National Hockey league play then
home games on Wednesday and
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