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Newspaper Page TextSATUIIDAY, DKCKMUKIl 15. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN wis Cut hostel r loDlly, Mop i VERN MOORE, new presi dent of the Klnmnth (inn clnl), announced tills wuek Hie launcliiiiK f H 1051 52 trn season wllh a tur key shoot tomorrow on tho club's Woeus rnnRC. Shoot Idk. open to the public, opens lit 10:30 o in. Hornets Topple Bonanza The llriilr-y Hornets provide Ihe imjur upset In Klamath county iun-lrague piny Innl KlKhl when iliny upset the Uoiieiir-u Antlers, 1-3H. Oil (HA UlllllDra I'UUIV. .... ' . .. .... .. ' M..J .lltl.K W uu nitft .IM7 l Hie Antlerii arc rated. l"Hjn,l , open lo conjecture. tup the title tnia year. Henley foritrd ahead Just before hall-limp Intermission to lend 11-11 at the rem period They stretched It to 30-JJ at the tliree-oiiarter mark. 'Hie Hornet didn't atop sharpshooter Invln Ciume 1io dumped 30 point lor Ilonnnta, but 10 of theae came In the first uuar ter. ll of Uunautn't point In Uiat .nunc. llurdon Ranuey and Bub Hill pooled shooting talent for Henley, dumplnn U and II respectively. Henley also won the H (amp. J6-S4. HON AN1 t) ii nrviir a Anrteraon II H Hill Here. )1 RiniMi 3 Initio r 3, neniejr. WUm 4 (.'time 30 liui.i.i. a tiaier a Cltanitter Hontnll euna- Die t ILftley euba.-Jone., lleVnie 4 Dorris Nips Husky Quint IrailliiK tor three tiuarlern, (liem,. bn one. a ounh ahot oulde Jlulle Vnlley lliilliotn ot Iirrt4:,le krv lnill K.ve th(, p,, lnelr i-purlcd m the but Irnme on Ihelr r.,i ipd of the evenlnn. 4J-4I. own lloor lm.t night t nip Mcr- Taking advantaRe of Central'a de rm of the Klamaui county league, ! jection when AltenhoJen went to Ui'tt. , I the bench, the Klamath quint ran IXiriH trailed 10 at the quar- lt U, ,0 4g.41 ln ,hori order, the Icr. 13-18 at the hnll a-M l largeat apan of the evening, ttir tiuee-quHrler pont. then mlllecl WAT-lll-:i lu pnr Uie lliuklea In the cloiins I Nol 0,,v ,nd Altenholen lead the Hume ' way with 13 poluu In the flrat half Cllfl Brnnham of l)orri and Weibut he wntched Carroll ao cloaely llai.kiiM ouch had nine polnt. j lhc mwenng Klamath center got Kirong MiptwrtliiK mica were play-!,,,, , coup,e 0, qulck looks lt ill bv Dotrtn Kd View unci Mer-1 uur.t , rill J.clin O Neil with eight each. Ui I,,, ,. birbov drew blank ix.rria won uie u preiuuiuary. Vdnllv tiii M 1 KM It. I. tl.i oltr-ull O Ntl llnkin. t tf)Vk 4 Hfittdrirlittan 1 Mrrlll uti a.lllt'-Ctpclrd, 0t DOMRII V tlitiittiam 3 Mtll-r i Vlu Kmpl;t ; WIhn . torrU llulhuwkkl. Ward ft. Gilchrist Wins. 34-29 Ollchrlst led all the way last might to HpHtik the vlftlUnn 6totrjHe wat driving hrd. wttlnR up i-agera, 34-20, In nonloague gaine. - OIlchrlMs Freeman d umped more than hull of the Orlr.ille.i points 20 In all. as Ullchriat stayed' a squeak ahead all the way, 15-8 at the hnlf. The Cirltlles also beat Sisters In the preliminary game, 33-t. Vrlty biu: aisri.Ks hoi tin iiii.tiiaisT Crldlrv A T 30 raalllan i'rerlina 10 r 4 wiliinshsm SInrrU a C 4 Brsdcr llnfrion i a BUM ll.lnil O 4 Slix Slilrrt tubt Tlrnndnn, Cooper, Albert nn. Slrnnde. Stella a. Gllrhrut tuba wins, rieicner, uarrirn, nunop. uurgtr, Traw, Ware. , y Illinois Leaves For Pasadena i i CHAMPAION. Ill.i W nllnols' 44-man fnotbnll squad for the Roi.e Howl trip, chonen-, yeslerday by Coach Ray Kllot. Itinludc.i 21 line men and 10 backs. The aquad will leave for Pasadena. Calif., tomor row, arriving Tuesday morning. FINALS KANSAS CITY, I Hemline and Knntern Illinois meet lonlKht III the llnals of the national association of Inlercollcglale basketball pre Christmas tourniiment. The Hamllne Pipers advanced to the llnals bv downing Southwest Missouri Ftlnto 8H to 71 last night, liastetii Illinois defeated Regis ool lege of Denver, 01-79, In the semi final round. -, Vf llSATII.K Bil l: HKVII. DURHAM. N.C., I Otto Dlffen liarh. rut'tnlirtlii" pildflelder for Duke University Lacrosse team, la r commander of the school's Nav al ROTO unit. He was recently named lo Omlcron Delta Kappa, niillonnl leadership fraternity. Otto Is also a. candidate for Duke's wrcstltnif team. , A number of new proposals, Aimed against overemphasis ln col legiate, eporls, will be made nt Uie NCAA convention lo be heM lit Cincinnati, Jan, 9-12. All Tired Out Too? GOOD Rait..'- ! At Th . Rani Ace Pots 22, Bell 16 Hy RKD HI RD Tlie rrllcaiMi ere Just one gam. Into a long basketball muoii but in lust night's performance they linvc the liume folk wondering about Kugene reservations for the Mar.-h slate tournament. A Klnmnth trnin that haa lust year's slate runnec-up team shad ed or teamwork and pattern upset n hlglily-raled CPiitml Catholic train last night before a near capacity season-opening crowd by a count ot 4IM4. The teams meet again tonight, lli. with the layveea facing lien Icy In the o:45 house warmer. Whether Bob Allenliofen'a fouling out with live minute lo no and the Rami leaving regular Phil Me- I liugll nouie wiin a lame ones nan I unvthliiir to do with the Pelican ....... I. . .... ,lu .... KANT HKKAK But. It ii cinch the Central would need their all-mute center lor the lull route alonit with Mc lluiili lo beat a t'ellcan team that brcaka like the wind Mid carries ecvernl ahurpnhoolertt. It wan name denlKned fdr an openliiK nltthi. With the excepUun ol lour dendlocka In the Ural guar tcr and the openlnii momentn of the second Irninc, the I'ortiind iiuliit led all the way until Allen' huirn went the way ol live per aonal loula. But never did Uie Rama enjoy a comfortable lead a the Pelican atuyed tenacloualy on Uielr heeln. never lallluii lurUier behind than five nllm polnta. tl PfllSTK Altenliolen nianaged to can nine Held Koaln and four free thrown for 23 polnta before .he reached lili quota of loula. When he was called lor loullnR elongated Ralph Carroll-hla fifth Infraction the Ruins were hURKtnff a aqueaky 41-30 lead. Carroll dumped his Bill ahot to clone It 40-41. Then bin Ray Bell, hlult fnr the Peln with 16. ored Irom lh, .,(wt lur .... tv.nin- bul calmly dropped four-for-four from Uie charily stripe. But Bell and Jerry Johnson filled In for Carroll nlequalely and kept Uie Klamath club within aUrlklng distance all the way In the first half that ended Willi the Central! bnbvlnit a -3-3 lead. HAD HOARDS Altenholen controlled the boards for the most part In the first halt but Klamath's Calvin Gllmore un raveling the rubber In hut legs m the second half to glqm onto re bounds. Johnson should get the vote is II.a a a il I I i.Imi t.n thm flAAf- plays and checking flawlessly. He waa the only player who wasn't called for fouling, added II points to Klamath a total and hit four-lor- slx on tree tosses. Tana were watching two of the slate's top teams. There'! no doubt of that. . nnv arore: ri.NT. lAtn. rn rr er t ... 4 0 4 , 0 0 4 0 ,.. a 4 i llatlrlip. ( V. Allrnhoftn. f H. Allffnhoftti, c ntrlhnlamy, g ... roitcr, g . . .... Oillty Dorl ... Tntalt . .. ia a ii 44 to rt rr rr ... 7 s 4 ia .. a i a 7 : 0 4 4 4 ...1 .1 ... 4 4 0 13 1 0 1 KI.AMATH FALI.l Ball. I ., Morton, 1 ..... Carroll, e .. - Clllmore, g w aonnaon, g - youiii , - -- ToUla 11 IS 1 4 lullnmt icore: Central 3. Klamath VI. rrae throwi inlaaed: Central IJ IB. Altenhoten B, roaier I, narinDiemj i. Hallrup 3, V. Allenhofen 3'; Klamath la nell 3. Morton 3. Ullmore o, jonnion Ii Officiate Ernie Bishop and Wle Kellelrotn. Kid Gavilan Stops Cartier NEW YORK. I.TV-Cuban Kid Oav- 1 1 ii it plans to follow up last night's .stunning technical knockout win over Walter Cartier with a Miami defense of his welter title against Bobbv Dykes. . . "Dykes and Gavilan are already .ilgncd," said Al Weill, Internation al boxing ciub matenmager.-, -vim Norrla HBO president) Is going down there today to complete ar rangements. Borne 6353 tana braved snow and rain, paying 123,637 to see the non title match between Oavllan and Cartier, a heavy punching mVIdle welght from New York's Green wich Village. ... Trolling on the cards of two of ficials, Gavilan staged a biasing rnliv tn win on a technical knock out over blood-spattered Cartier In 1:91 of the tenth round at Madison Bouare Garden. 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Chllo quln's Panthers early last night and wound up wllh a convincing 6-2 county non-league basketball VlHardKlrlving Bobby Howard lead scoring with 13 polnla and started things rolling with three quiet points after the opening whistle. The Trojans were never in dan ger, leading at the half. 38-14 and . three-quarter mark. 37-30. In a B-game prelim. Chiloquin walloped the Trobabes 50-24. lAcitEo Wat t t".og!;,i!5 SSiaeirW i mJvIiu W C- - a Oeiitry J. Ma.ioney m j- puBola fr 5! v,in Howard 1J , O Neubert Sacred Heart eub: Koch I. Neuoari I, McAndrawa I. m?i!V? r'hiinnuin aubai Lelfat 1, Parker 7, oie- mans, Gaoraa . r-. Ml..hnlaAn. Oataa. Drugs Beat KU Jayvees By HAROLD McKAY Klamath's Jayvees last their sec ond basketoau decision " " season last niRiu. io"k the Payleas Drugs toam in uie ic llmlnary to the Pel-Central Catho lic game. Dan Dcrrah scored 15 for Pay less, two moro than teammate Jim Palmer. Vernon Kencr wsa nigii for Klamath with 11. The Jayvees meet Henley tonight. 6:45. ln the curtain-raiser lo the Kiamain-vauionc game. Box cor: PAYLKHH tl (311 J4TVEER Palmer IS Pop 10 Hallbronnar 11 8 Detroit a Miu 11 Krller a Hall Darrah 13 Cad Dougherty T.vt.. Miha C. Milla 9. Walrfon, Fln niian, Owlnga, Cumminga, Fredarlckaon, HOCKEY Br The Aeaactated Frees AMISUAN I.EAOIII Indlanapalu 7 Clnclnnall 1 rACinc t:oAsT lkaude Tacoma a Vancouver Idmonton 4 Caliary J NaW Weilmtnetar 7 Victoria 1 Bob Zttppke coached seven Big Ten Conference football champion- amp teams at Illinois. SUGGESTS , I (pjOiADnaUty ; T NYLONS i I $110 $125 J V ForH.r!1. to 1 UKN qjl KNOCKED OUT Dado Jfarino slumps to the canvas on the fourth of six knockdowns scored by Yoshio Shirai at the Honolulu stadium. The Japanese stopped the home grown Filipino world flyweight champion in the seventh round of non-title fight. The American, Jimmy Sladc, walks away, leaving Don Cockell, British light-heavyweight champion, on his knees in a corner, blood streaming from the mouth. The referee in tervened in the fourth frame. , RED Maryland, Tigers On Conference Blacklist RICHMOND, Va.. Ms The Uni versity of .Maryland and Clemson college ' will play In football Bowl unmes on New Year's day at the cost of becoming athletic outcasts of Uie Southern confernce. Because they accepted the Bowl bids without conference permission. both Institutions last night were placed on one-year probation by delegates to the league's most con troversial meeUng. The probation forbids any other conference team to meet either Maryland or Clemson ln football during the 1953 season. Six games thus were removed from Mary land's schedule for next autumn, live from Clemson's. In addition, the punishment in flicted by a 12-5 vole after stormy debate deprives the two colleges Cougars, UW Win Overtime By The Associated Press Washington, defending Pacific snatched overtime basketball vie- tolres lust night while Oregon State was bowing 68-36 to flumps oners, one-time National AAU basketball champions. Washington, aeienotng racuic Coast conference champion, edged California 52-50 ln a game at Berke ley, wasmngioii otaie graooea a 46-45 win -over the Montana Oris- llles at Missoula. Tlie Huskies led most of the way and had a 24-21 halftlme margin. But California pulled even at 48-48 and sent, the game into overtime. A hook shot by husky center boo Houbrea. and a free throw bv guard Jof Ciplrlano gave Washing ton the game. U'flKhlnatnn forward Doug Mc- Clarv placed Uie Huskies with 16 points. Houoregs naa 10. Pat Mulllns of Australia pulled Ihe Missoula game out of the fire for Washington State with a long shot In Ihe overtime period. Oregon State travels to Portland university tonight. Washington State and Washington repeat with Uie same foes. TxlevWInn recelots for the 1947 World Series were 165.000. This I year the TV receipts were 11,000, 000. IT'S A FACT... that tlie Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada has well over a million ' policyholders throughout the world. In the more1 than three-quarters of a century of pie Cqmpany's: exist ance 'over two billion dollars has been paid to policyholders and beneficiaries. Mi, 7777 May! Duane Baker -'DliV Air. SUN LIFE HUW, SPORTS EDTTO . f of any vote ln conlerence matters during the calendar year 1952. Officials of both "untouchable" Institutions said they were pro foundly shocked st the conference action. But they said they expect Utile difficulty ln filling the gaps in their looioall cards We can find four or five. j easy," said Prank' Howard. Clem son coach whose team wul play tn Jacksonville s oator Bowl on Jan. 1 against Miami (Flat uni versity. NO TROUBLE "I don't think we will have much trouble." remarked Dean Deary Eppley of Man-land. "I am sure uie scneauie win not sur fer much." Maryland faces Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl t New Orleans on New Year s day. ; There appeared a possibility that Clemson may have to drop only four conference foes. The confer ence, delegates specified that the game boycott will not apply ln Uie case of contests "required by a statute of the state." The clause was inserted a dele gate said, because the conference presidents were noc sure tnat ofem- son s traditional game against South Carolina wasn't required by act of the state legislature. The contest Is not so required but there appeared some chance the legislature might make lt that way before the 1953 season. U.S. Net Aces Repeat Wins MELBOURNE. Australia. IT) America's Davis CuDpers put Ihe finishing touches on their one-sided walloping of Sweden in the Inter- zone tmai toaay as. icq oenroeoer and Tony Trobert repeated Ihelr single victories of opening day. Trabert racked up the U.S.A.'s fourth straight triumph at the' ex pense of Lennart Brrpelln, 6-1, 10-8, 6-4, after which Schroeder polished off Sven Davidsson. 6-3. 6-3,. 6-1 to complete a whitewash Job. THE S6I ANSWER BLOOMINGTON. Ind., I The $64 question was what was throw ing off Bloointngton High School's basketball scoreboard. It turned out to be' not dollars at all, but acorns 64 of. them tucked away ln the mechanism by a squirrel. ii TIME OUT! "You ean't go wrong with this' - make, air use 'em myself!" 1 IAST NIGHT By The Associated Press New York Kid Oavllan, 151. Havana, stopped Walter Cartier, 159'?. New York, 10. (non-tltlei Hollywood. Calif. Rudy Cruz. 138. Los Angeles, outpointed Joe Fisher, 136 Denver, 10. Hush-Hush SEATTLE I Evergreen con ference coaches resumed a huddle today to discuss subjects they de clined to- disclose. The coaches met yesterday but did not disclose what actions, if any, had been taken. They would say only that iney would meet again today. IT'S POOLE'S SKIS 0Bd F SKI BOOTS SKI BOOTS from S9.75 Stills Baffled? Give Him ARROW TIES $1.50 ESQUIRE SOCKS 55c to $1.95 Paris Suspenders v $1.75 to $2.50 HARDY'S Pinkley Top With 17 Total RF.DDINO The Oreeon Terh Owls staved off a last-quarter rally here last night to come up with a 63-4 victory over the Shasta College Knights. Jack Pinkley had hla aide push shots working to run up 17 points, high for the game. Shasta center Charlie Hawes waa dose behind with it, flitting five of eight from the floor and six of eight from the foul line. LEAD The Oretech Owls held a sub stantial 53-41 lead ln the closing minutes and then the Knights caught fire and canned eight points while the Owls were held scoreless. Tech's attempted freeze game wasn't too successful as the Owls lost the ball several times to the rushing Knights. PLAY-MAKER Don Sulphin, ln addition lo scor ing 14 points, was a stickout in fioorwork and setting up playa. Tom Schubert, ex-Klamath Pell can ace. sprained i ankle In tbe first half but returned to the game later. - - Jack Lamplough was Just begin ning to lino uie range wuen ne fouled out. The Shasta forward scored eight points. The teams meet again tonight. Box tcore: OSLGON TECH Duncan, t Schubert, t Pimklay, e . Sutphtn. g McGregor, g Wyatt. f Humphrey, t Holziiue. e Koch, e Terllaner. g . Palaraon, g .. TO FT FF TF a . Totali It HA ST A Carroll, f Lamplough, Hiwci, c Waje. Spears, g Benalo, f Hawes, H., Fraca. f . 23 7 17 53 FC FT FF TF .2004 a a o 3 - 0 I Urea, t NUwonger, g - (.onway, c Totals i n is Halftlm score: OT1 SO. Shasta Officials: Sllva and Sharps. Mills Volley Champions Mills is the grade school Class A volleyball champion. Mills picked up the crown yes terday tn the finals ol me aouoie elimination tournament with a 15-11 15-10 win over once-defeated Fair- view at the losers' nets. Fairview beat Roosevelt to get into uie ll nals. . Members of the championship team marhed hv Cal BomieV and Jim Palmer are Wayne Pounds. Dean Michaells. Lee McGUl. Milton Stone, Don Finney, Joe mwney. Brent Caldwell, Harold Day and Gene Delap. No Football . . For Gaels MORAGA. Calu' WV-The Gal loping Gaels of St. Mary's will continue- their non-football status "for the duration of the national emer gency." The coifecre board yesterday rev affirmed its January. 1951. decision to suspend football. Alumni nad ot tered to provide money to help the school resume the game. The recent draft of minor league players by the majors required 83 pages to name the players on minor league rosters. 1 fcSi a HERDBfLT ENGINE HERTER . . ' -. '-'- i I, ' '. . SWhH me tsMMe hi celt) weeMwr itorHag! Your car, kvtV, or form (ratter tterl. qvkWJy m Of wee Mviptwd wit hww NaedbaH INGINI HEATER. Simple, ptnaerieni hrtoffeHea. fteclrie pleg peotredM srweh V. Coarvaef .aleeaeaa mttt 11WJ0 volt , . AC-OC evHat ...30 I. 10 asleaHei ?. ' . worn, ttarH latteeHy. 1 '' ". FITS ALL CAHS, TKUCKS, TACTO$ ADDS HV! TO YOUR INttlNI The hmmm tteaaWa IMNI HUM M W etae U.U... p. to-. KriHe. sekaa yaw aeajlM '"" T1' "?f"J '1 tat aaalalw ela lafciliallaa . . . gll f f ai iaa M hiati Wrl ... v. . - V ( I J .' t A DANDY Christmas JUCKELAND TRUCK BILL PARKS . . . makes bow here Tag Tiff In Return Showing Members of Wednesday night's tag team match cast will settle their rhubarb Wednesday night at the armory ln a rematch of the wild Ml, Andy Tremalne, world's light heavyweight champion, and Kurt Von Poppenhelm were lucky lo get off with a draw with Georges Dusette and Jack O'Reilly Wednes day night so substitute matchmak er Buck Davidson Is bringing the quartet back for a re-showing. - But this time there will be no standoff because Davidson Is tack ing a no-tlme-Umlt tag on the match. SAVED BY BELL The bell ended Wednesday's has sel with Dusette methodically un hinging the Proud Prussian. Each team had a fall. Fans felt If the bout had gone another minute or two, Dusette and Aussie O'Reilly would have had a victory. - There's bad blood brewing and a capacity house Is foreseen. - ' The opener brings two newcom ers to the Klamath Falls ring. OPENER f Billy (The Kid) Parks, young) brother of Hurricane Herb Parks. -'' mixes with Gene Blakely of Buffalo Gap, Tex., ln the pne-hour curtain- ; raiser. ' Youngsters' 12 and under won't have - to pay to see Wednesday's matches. All they have to do i bring a donation for the Salvation Army Christmas basket prefera bly canned food or any non-perishable foodstuff. : . Reserved tickets can be" pur chased at Castleberry drugs. 530 Main. Sports Mirror By The Associated Press J Today A Year Ago Ray Fame- chon outpointed Glen Flanagan in a ten-round bout in Madison Square Garden. Fire Years Ago The Chicago Bears captured their seventh Na tional football league championship by defeating the New York Giants 24-14. Ten Years Age At tbe request ot the Army, the Rose Bowl site was transferred from Pasadena,' Calif., to Durham, N.C., where Duke and Oregon State were sched uled to meet New Year's Day, . Twenty Years Ago The Naval academy gave its approval to proposal to recruit football players. Santa (flKf suggests Nap I Sbe'JJ Jove or . j IETUS INSTALL A ... ; Present $85 4 SALES J SERVICE, Im. ihRE HOTEL Phone 7931 820 Main Duene Baker. 11th and Klamath Phono J-2SI1 r Right Al tth encj Main r1rHM'kV'nVrV' EiV