Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 13, 1951, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN 5v tt SV GRID SPEAKER Forest Evashevski, Washington State college football coach, will be the main speaker tonight at the Willard hotel when the Lions club sponsors the annual Klamath Union high school pigskin banquet Starting time is 6:30. Admission price is $2 per plate. Football Banquet Tonight Forest Evashevski. head football coach at Washington State college, will be the honored guest and speaker tonight when the Lions club sponsors its annual Pelican football banquet at the Willard hotel. 6:30. . The frrid feed, open to the public at 12 per plate, will also see three Klamath Union high school football players receive awards. Trophies will go to the "most in spirational" player, to the "out standing lineman" and to the play er who has compiled the best foot ball notebook, one of the. require ments of KUHS players. Football action movies will fol low the banquet program. Pelican Coach Bob Hendershott will intro duce each player. Cokes On Tonight The two city league basketball leaders try to protect their 1-0 rec ords tonight at Altamont in the last doubleheader until after the Christ mas holidays. Rlckys seems to have the easier job, facing the cellaring Herald and News team to-l) in me v o'clock closer. Coca Cola nuts Its perfect rec ord against Fayless (1-1) in the 1:30 curtain-raiser. No league games are slated dur ing the holidays. Flay continues again January 3. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE w h ra. Ifesbitt Orange . 39 S . .875 M. U Johnson Inc. 23 IT .575 Ashler Chevrolet IS 21 .475 Oretech Feculrjr IS 23 .450 Grins Foods 1 26 .350 Baxaboo Electric 11 29 .275 Tuesday's Results Nesbitt 2 Johnson 2 Oretech 3 Griggs 1 AsHley 3 Bars boo 0 Nexbitt Orange won't let up in the Commercial bowling league. The Juicers were held to a 2-2 tie by M. L. Johnson Insurance Tuesday night but still hold a com fortable lead in the Iood. The Nesbitt keglers rolled a high game of 884, although edged by Johnson's for series honors behind a fancv 2758. Clarence Martin notched a 586 high series for Nesbitt while team. mate Joe Belotti had a 235 high game, TECH OVERCOMES JINX ATLANTA in npnrffifL Tefih's 27-7 grid victory over Alabama this season maraea me nrst time since 1942 the Jackets had beaten the Tide. The margin of triumph equalled Tech's 33-13 win in 1928. It was the biggest margin since the 33-7 game In 1922. CHRISTMAS TURKEY SUNDAY -DEC. 16th 10:30 A.M. Non-Member Shooters Especially Invited Shot Gun Chance Shooting Regular Shoot - Each Sunday Beginning January 6th . Klamath Gun Club AT W0CUS CAGE SCORES Br Ttat AiiM-iatrtl Prtu f AH niST San Frnelco A3 Kansas Stat S3 Phillips Oilers 87 Idaho 51 Arizona 68 Los Angeles Loyola SO Washington Stat 63 Gonuga 4T Utah Slat Aeries M Collen Pa. title 54 Sacramento State S7 Montana Slala 43 Stockton 37 Grant Tech 30 Boise JC 60 College Idaho 50 Chapman 50 Lavemc 46 EAST St. John's "Bkni 63 Wagnar 4T Columbia SO Rutgers 41 Princeton 88 Lehigh 39 Syracuse 90 Niagara 76 , Connecticut 86 Brown 63 Boston Univ 72 Brandels 67 Dartmouth 75 Vermont 53 Penn 89 Muhlenberg 64 Temple 93 Phil Pharmacy 43 Ford ham 68 New York AC 47 , St. Peter's iNJi 103 King iPa) 63 Colby 90 Maine 73 Harvard 69 Wesley an 55 MIDWEST Brigham Young 58 Toledo 57 Illinois 74 Chicago Loyola 66 Tulsa 48 Arkansas 44 Wisconsin Tech 63 Northwestern (Wis) 44 Bethany Kas 103 Tabor iKasl 56 Oepauw 60 Ball State 53 SOITH Maryland 54 William Mary 53 Baltimore 75 Kings 67 Wske Forest 87 MrCrary 63 Mississippi State 59 Louisiana State 34 Louisville 73 Eastern Kentucky 70 6 SOUTHWEST Texas Western 56 New Mexico WesU Haniin-Simrnons 61 Goodfellow AFB 56 HIGH SCHOOL Gresham 85 Newberg 42 Sacred Heart tSalarai 63 SUvtrtoa 41 QUINTS SLATE NON-LEAGUERS activity on the county front tomor row nigab oui s ui sung oa. Uvlty. iwuiuus uavcu w ncuic, vuuv quin visits Sacred Heart in the two games that draw the most Interest because Bonanza and the academy avo fain, f ti l.nri to. 1n win th f.rmn ty league bunting- this season. Merrill goes to Dorris and Gil christ hosts Sisters in other games, 11 ,1 II . Al.lul 11,1. B preliminary games opening the show. . HOCKEY By The A -sedated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE New Tork 6 Boston 3 AMEBIC AN LEAGUE Buffalo 6 Cincinnati 3 Syracuse 3 Hershey 2 . Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh 3 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Taeoma 6 New Westminster 4 Edmonton 1 Seattle 1 Ti Freshmen Beat Tule Klamath's freshmen defeated Tulelake B team 35 to 23 on Pell' can court last night. Louie Zarosinski lead the scor ing with nine points. KI.AMATM llSt 1-21 Tt'I.ELAKE TnHH K r 4 AllTCd Abrshsm S r I Sorenson MunseU 8 C 1 Covntre Williams 2 O Parker Yamell 2 O 4 KeUehtr Klamath subs Zarozlnskl 9. Barker 4. DeLevo 2. Steel 2. Barron. Kerns. Reg-- Inato. Anderson. Kooken. secken. nay dan. Tulelake subs Lane 9. Olsen 4. Crown 2, Ablard, Uanceau, Duran, Danle. THE M'8 HAVE IT BOZEMAN, Mont. W Montana State College sometimes has live M s in its oasketbau uneup Miner Mitchell. McCahUl. Mulcahv and McKethen. Plus another Miller, an other Mitchell and a Moody on the bench. CItairles Whops Joe Kahut Next For Ex-Champ Bt Rl'SS NEWLAND BAN FRANCISCO. 11 Former heavyweight champion Etutrd Charles has finally convinced light heavyweight title holder Joey Maxim, after five beatings, that it is a hopeless cause to challenge him. Charles, who confidently expects to punch the crown off. Jersey Joe Walcott's head in their return fight early next year, dashed Maxim's hopes for a succwstui toray into the heavier division at the Cow Palace last night. The lean Cincinnati Negro out punched the 175 pound king to win an unanimous li rouna decision handily. BOOS There were no knockdowns and not much sustained action. Neither was damaged or even in trouble. The crowd of 10.837 booed at times in dull moments when Maxim engaged in his frequent clinches. Charles weighed 190, heaviest of JOEY MAXIM 5. . . can't beat Ez bis career; Maxim 178. Gross receipts were 160.886.25. the net was $48,000, plus $25,000 Irom television, for a $63,000 total. Charles took 35 percent ol that; Maxim zt1 percent and the Chron icle Christmas Fund lor needy children, 10 percent. TITLE FIGHTS Both Charles and Maxim immed iately looked forward to cham pionship fights not too long off. Charles expressed confidence of regaining his crown from Walcott and said he expected the fight to oe scneauiea ior February or March. Maxim, who whipped Irish Bob Aiurpny in aeiense oi nis cnam pionship a few months ago, is going to campaign in his own di vision. He said he was ready to take on the principal contenders. Barry (Kid) Matthews of Seattle or veteran Archie Moore of St. Liouis anytime. "I want Matthews bad." he said. "I think San Francisco would go for this fight in a big way. We would get a lot of money for tele vision." Charles, keeping active until he gets his return title go, meets Joe Kahut of Oregon in a 10 rounder at foruand, ore.. December 21, COUGARS WIN PULLMAN. Wash.. Ijfl Washing ton. State college handed Gonzaita a 63-47 basketball lacing last night to even their. series at a game apiece. AT THE Gun STORE! FLEXIBLE FLYER SLEDS Starting at $8.95 ESKIMO SLEDS Starting at $5.95 NORTHLAND TOBOGGANS Starting at $21.50 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON reap rfyWw I a. IF SASNAK WERE ONLY KANSAS Dr. PJiog Allen expresses the joy that would be his if the mirrored image of Clyde Lovellctte could become a member of his Kansas squad. The six-foot eight-and-a-half inch Jayhawk sets a record every time he scores a point. ' T iep Htisa, sroftTS rotro --';' ; . -a Troy Gets Spotlight In PCC Gripe Confab CARMEL. Calif.. I Pacific Coast conference football coaches held an extraordinary gripe session yesterday, and though no direct accusations were made, the Uni versity of Southern California got the spotlight. Coach Howie Odell of Washing ton brought a condensed film ver sion of the USC-Washineton game at the request of Huskie faculty representative. Prof. H. P. Ever est. Odell did not Introduce the sub ject of rough play," Everest said. but when it came up. we showed the pictures." VIGOROUS" Everest said the conference was not pointing fingers, but some coaches questioned the "vigor" of some games. , Six new rules, obviously aimed at the de-emphasis of football, were adopted: 1. A filth official, the back judge. will be used next fall to detect in fractions after the play has gone beyond the line of scrimmage. He will watch the side line for hook nasses. and relieve the field Judge of the duty of coming up on plays. THREE LOOKS 2. Scouting was curtailed to three looks a season at a conference rival. 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