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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1951)
AJ.IJ Ictiio, nt.A,.lAill rAI.LJv Ollr.iiO, PACiK TH1RTEKN KFJI AIRS GRID TILTS cats .mm TOIN1D0HT HI'OltTS TKIVIA luund under the tin alter Ohrialiniin: Dili Borclier, m-Mnrnhllrlil cnih nuw headman at the Unlvernllv nl Ureufin, atopprd Jit Klninuth KiilU nnoiita lo Hid buy im and a llork of gamoi this week , . Borchcr, it wood couth mid 11 Rood Kiiy. called lo Mlva ine noine In.nrniulinn mid alan a correction. . Kldlu' Jlrnl recently hud llouiile IIh 111 wmil. rx-Urnd, liliiyinu nt Die nun. . .ho'a ul Ulritiili tiluln, col lects Bencher. . ."lllll lOHO cum in Imi'I umiik hliu, . .1 wlh I hud linn,' Hill nuld. . . Alio Iloicher lella ine Dili Zupu. the only all-ller nl ln.nl vrur wu lunt trunk of, lit iiluylim tit Lower Columbia Junior inllrnr. .nun In lltn Jrllrixin boy who I ltd hluhly ruled Urnli 1'irnona ol rlMirne In knoln In Iho Male tour nament. . on' ol the bent drlon alvt boyt In the tournry. . . (IKOIttiK HMITII. bnck,liop lore nun. didn't tell me whrlher It wun the rfnull ol loo iiincli Xinnn tur key, but he hud u drrmn that would hit the tow niwrln iibiio nuol In nv uaprr In the rounlrv. . . rtulpli Klnor, nlUKKlnv I'ltlnUiimh t'trale, was nold lo the Ht. Uium llrowna tor 1140.000. , .the deal no Incmned the Pilule player. Ihi-v went en airlift. . .the Jnn.i run I'UlnbiirKh Ornnrul Mummer Druiirh Rickey out of town. . . . If flmllli keep (IreumliiK ulufl like Ihln, I'll continue my column eery dy. . . BOTH TIIK OtVI.N end Ihe Prl Marl playing for keep In lenaue !aitlon January II. . Oreuoil Trch ' travtla to Monmouth for pulr with the Oreuon Online Wolven . . the I'ela entertain Medlord In two-game rle.t Ihul could well point up hint tin to Ihe Dint. 4 im cliumpion. . - My ecrlblillnu cohort throughout the ntalt tire noinrwhul bolder Ihuit 1 mil. . .Ihry ll v they'll ee me In Kuntiie In Mnrfli. . I lP o but 1 11 reserve Judgment till I Medlord. . .The Tornudoeu are nuld to be twill, but lurk height. - -according lo pre-lrague noire. OrtnU r. even Ihotwli loalnn nil but blir John Harbour, will be tougher thtn anticipated , .Anhlnnd could well bo Ihe dlnlrlct drk home. . , ONE OF TIIK ue hlKliUifho of January will be ihe local appear ante of tin llurlem Globetrotter and Ihe Kntiinn Cllv Hlnm nnulnnl tlty league player. . . Hie beer drlnkert1 favorite Indoor tport, nhufflrbonrd. will oon nwtnit Into iettue action. . primarily a tavern game. It maken un In en tliunlanm what It larka In lllirlae. . According tn talk going Hit roundi now, half Die rltv will be In flan rtanclnco Saturday for Uie Kanl-Wett tame. . . Early-aeaton aculllcbull haa Lin coln of Portland lavorrd lor Ihe la It basketball title . . the rranou. nf course, la Uie Splendid Spire, Wade i Swede) llalbrook. . .a tiunr ter of an Inch more than neven feel la a lot of height to move around a banketball court, but llal brook does alright. . . A caatial poll of conrhen at the Innl .itt.le tournament brought thin (iue.ttion. . ."Whnl wuuld vou do II -ou had llalbrook on your team?" . , .claimlr answer came from alore- menlloned lllll llorcher. then lite Marahlleld coach: "I'd imirurl Ihe other four boya to pas lo Hulbrook . . .If any of them look a nhol, I'd break their arms. . ." ItlQt K8TS TO IIANTA publlnhed reoenlly In Uila column brouKht a npely antwer to the Uema. , Ray t.amli of Cora Cola will lurnlnlt the haneball club rent-free office. , . l amb la the name anitel who will finance a top-drawer American Le gion bueball program for Klamath Palla . . , he'a aLxi.a director of the Clemn. . .who aald Ihere waan'lr a ' Santa Clnus? . . , Upeaklnc of the Oema, Uie num ber one query now Is will Ihere be a club? I don t know. I with 1 did. But (Hit thing la aure. Club directors are ttolmi ahead with plana. , .main obstacle, nf course. U the lather tidy aum of saO.OOO. . . Ihe rscently-Inrmed plan of ankluii aurlcullure. Industry, professional and amall-buslncss lo share (his ou lllintlon should take shape shortly after the first of Ihe year. . .service cluba may also be whisked Into Ihe act, on a contest busln. . . Even with asurance of there br im a baseball club, there's stljl a Question whether there'll be a league. , .as yet, Ihe sixth team Un l in . , . Roseburg, the most talked-of-slle to move the Pitts burgh franchise. , la mum. , . . ftports Editor Brian Storm of Re-cord-BearchllRht says all la not loo optimistic down Redding way. -, , Willi Ray Perry oul. the league loses Its Number One drawing curd. It's my hope Klamath Palls keeps professional baseball. . . Ducks In Cage Tour EUGENE, Ore. MPI The Uni versity of Oregon basketball sound left Wednesday on lis last road irln before opening tho Northern Division season against Washing ton State here Jan. 1-8. The 14-msn Duck sound will piny six games In the Snn Francisco . Bay area, opening In the Cow Pal ace Thursdsv night against Wis consin. Friday night they play Iowa State and Saturday night St. Mary's. Next week's schedule places Ihe Ducks at Stockton New Year's Day for a. game with College of Pacific, and at San Francisco and San Jose State Jan. 3 and 3. Masi Signs . CHICAGO Iffl Phil Mtisl, ib year old catcher, became the sev enth member to Join tho list of contented . Oh Ipse" White Sox In signing for Uie 1053 season Thurs day. OH BOY! . . . this is Surrtpin'! Bitter jot Satlttd Htrt lor Winter , Fallai . . , EMPIRE HOTEL Kltht at th 4V Main Phoat 711 J m Linfield Oretech Cage Foe The liii.ki'lliiillliiK Owls o Oirunn I Tri ll lin e line nl Hie most colorful nnd one ol the lirnt-nnlntcu in tho Nnilhwrd iMinferenia tonight on Orotech'a Infly llir. Tip-off time In H o'clock The Owls, mukliut llirlr fust aturl under Art Kirklnnd, whu took over fiknrt O'f'onurH'n Icum thin week, fucr Ihr l.lnllrlil Wllilrnln, cu-chum-plon.1 with Wlllatnrtto lust cunoii. Prrhuiis the nio,t uultjue thing' about Ihr MrMllilivlllr Irum In Us co-couching by Paul Durham and Hoy llrlncr. Thin H iirrhupn the only Irum in the nation bi ain-trunl-cd by two mrn llrliier, of cournr. Is well known an a plulirr Inr Purllund ol Ilia Purine Cdutl leugur. LON 1-1 NKVKN Thr Noiihwrnl co-chumpi huve Virtually Ihr fcumr tram an lunt yum , iilthniiKh lo dutc Uiry haven't louud tht-lr ncuiliiK punch, loninn hrvrn of right slnrls, iillhough they havr mrt some ruugrd lorn They've brulUn Orogiui College ol rlducutliin, unr of Orrlrrh'n Oregon inllrKlnle couferrncr rivals, but ul.io lunt one nod lo Ihe Monmouth Iciiui. Other lunnrn lire to Punrluhukc of Purtluiil twirr. Portland Out door twice. Wluiworih aim John Warrrn'n llnrdwuir, 53 lll tOKI) llir Owln curry a li-3 rrrord agulunt Ihe Cutn All thrm lonneri huve brrn lo Houthrrn Oregon col lege ol Anhlund Oi l brut the It u id em um-r In lour nturls and alno hold wliu over Lunnen JC twice and Hhanla college nl Iteddlng twice Klrkland said yesterday he didn't pluit ou any wholenilr line-u; rhiingen nl least not yrl. Tonlghl'n Orelech niuririn will probably be lorwnrdn Jin k Plnklry and Homer IJum aii. center Tom Schubert, and guurds Don Uutphlu and Jim Me Clregor. The ex-)uyvee coach hinted there may "bo change in a guurd spoi." 01 TSTANDINti I'robahly Ihe outMnnillnif boy In I.lnlleldn n-iiuiu traveling souud Is mil Andernon. lop candidate lor all-conference honors. The Coon liny lorwnrd Is Juni six fc-el but enn shoot accurately Iroin any place hi the key. He'.; extiemeif dnngrroun with a one-handed shot oul front with ritnrr hand. He makes II look easy. Other leltrrmrn are center Ted MrKre. Uie tallenl man on Uie nquud at 0-4. Mill Kmeger. John llueglns, Hal Lapp. Ad RuLchmnii. Urnnl Kehlewe and Juck Leonard. The other live on the trek are Marvin Montgomery. Dick Hlllcr, Hay Olson, Bob Trullon and Jim Beard. , , No preliminary game is sched uled. 'Maybes1 Dot Star Lineups SAN KHANC1SCO i Shrine football coaches titlkcd probable lineups a the Kait and Went squads breezed Into their last work outs for Saturday's charity game. Tlie East came up with tentative offensive and defensive teams. But the West mentioned only an of fensive unit. Both were freely sprinkled with "or" . . . It's that tough lor the couches. Coach Jess Neely of Rice nnmcd Frank Clifford of -USC tn one half back iot and Olomi Ltpmn of Cexns AM to the other. ; It's belvern Ed Brown nf Snn Francisco and ace passer Don Klos terman of Loyola of Los Angeles at qunrtrrbuck. i It's betweon Ollle Malson nf USF and Hugh McElhenny of Washing ton for fullback. Thnl'a the West's beef, but fast beef. Unit will face a llitlitrr and possibly slicker East backflcld. Couch Tus McLuughry inaybe-d these tor Ihe East: Dick Knxmulrr nf Princeton or John Pcilbon of Notre Dame for one halfback spot. Vic Jnnowlrx of Ohio Slate or Jim Hammond of Wisconsin full back. Qll Al Dorow, Michigan State or Bill Putlch Michigan. IB Dick Plvorolto, Princeton or Charles Curlls, Dartmouth or Dick Alhnn, Northwestern. Rnlh tMniu tf t.x ,..nl- n"l-.. as they, approached game tunc. , . LAST NIGHT Dr Tht AMorltltil rrt Nrw Vark, ISI. NlrhoUi Arensl Roger Dnnnfhut, 1SJ. Yonkern, N.Y.. topped Vlnnle D'Andre 14S'a. New Vork. 3. SllUn, luly Bnbhy Dawson, tifvt York, outpointed Wllltnm Toll, luly, 10. smooth as OceanRocked Whiskies of Old - nt m-m um miui iriiut ' . NilM II1TIIIII lit. 'MUM 11U THESE TWO LINFIELD cafiors will probably be on the hlnrliiiK line tonight when the Wildcats visit the Oregon Tech gym to meet the Owls. At left is Jumpin' Jack Leonard. At right is Grant Schiewe. Both are forwards on the colorful Linfield team. ; t - , - tip Muao, tnm tono ' . k ; , Hurley Still Mum NEW YORK, (fi-The Interna tionul Boxing Club, apparently de termined to tuke the ollvnnlve In lla running leud with Jack Hurley, hu.i ollercd Hurry t Kid i MatUiewa ' a title shot at Light Heavywelghl 'Chuinplou Jcey Maxim but all they heard Irom Mutthewa' veteran muiiager was silence. It was a case ol Uie cat chasing Ihe dot. The 1BC has most ' big I cities lied up. but Matthews and i Hurley huve been campaigning oul Iside the IBC's territory with great success and are In no hurry lo come to terms. Matchmaker Al Weill ol the IBC said Wednesday he hud lumped an oiler to Hurley Irom 16 percent ol the gate lo SO percent II he would take a Feb. 23 date with Maxim for the lltle. Bui he'll have lo act fast. Weill luined. adding that If Hurlev does not agree lo the fight by the end ol the week he's liable to lose his chance. Hurlev was In Seattle, home of Matthews. He had no comment Im mediately. Indiana Eyes Kip Taylor PORTLAND. UN Indiana Unl- 1'er.lty ofllclals seeking a new foot ball coach have approached Kip Taylor at Oregon Slate College. Ihe Oregonlun said Wednesday nlcht. Taylor declined comment on Ihe report but admitted he had been contacted. Indiana Is seeking a coach lo re place Clyde Smith who resigned at the end of last season. FISH CATCHES BOY This 54Vj-pouii(l channel bass was landod with rod and rdcl oft Nags Head. N. C, but not by six-year-old Jan Oneto, who can hardly reach tho whopper's mouth. m MX 9 TIME OUT! xt UrA un, .or ilcatvens make, Kimeone k lirnry how he made out bowline Uiit night!" Laundry Taken To Cleaners One team Ls out of Uie running in the Victory league Christmas holiday double elimination basket bair tournament and two more wUl be sidelined In games today. Men's Hand Laundry, was the first to go yesterday losing to De Molay 49-25 alter Its opening loss to Klamath Pack yesterday In other games yesterday Meller Bros, edged Gun Store 39-31 in overtime; Klamath Pack won its second game, walloping Crater Lake 57-38. and T is I forfeited to Metier Bros. ONCE-BEATEN Games today paired once-beaten teams. Gun Store meeting Crater Lake nt 1 p.m. and DeMolay fac ing T & I at 315. The two losers will sit out the rest of the tournament. Games are played at Falrview. Tlie Gun Store-Metier game went Into sudden death overtime when Chuck Bocitcher cunneu one for the Metier team with live seconds to go to tie the score at 37-all. Then George Dow scored a field goal to give Mctler's a 39-37 de cision. Boeltchcr and Harold Metier each scored 10 for Metlcr's. Bud Mulltns of the Gun Store was high with 11. Clayton Harmon led the DeMolay five with 13 points. Charlie Don ales had 13. almost hall of the laun dry's 25 points. But the outstanding scoring Job of the day went to Klamath Pack's Lowell Dean with 28 points. HOCKEY Hv Th Attvrlttrd Prmi I'ACtm' COAST LEAClt'E New Weatmtntitr A Sankatoon 1 Vancouver 3 Victoria 2 Edmonton 4 Calgary a. DUKE'S DRIVE IN 1515 So. 6th Jutt At Wtit End al Viaduct Phone 8317 We Thank The Won derful People of Klam ath Falls and Vicinity For Making Our Grand Opening A Success. . We Aim To Pleose ' THE WINNER OF The Portable Refreshment Cooler It RALPH EDLAND 1343 So. 6th No. 010016 Klamath Falls J .f '.' sW n m -.xim ft n i Robinson, Matthews Awarded NEW YORK, W Middleweight Champion Hay Robinson and light heavyweight contender Harry (Kid) Matthews share the honors In King liiUKuzlne'n awards lor the vear. Editor Nat Fleischer named Rob inson "Fighter ol the Year," and selected Mutthewa as the best all around fighter of the year. The awards and Ring's annual ratings were announced In a copyrighted article In the February issue of the boxing monthly. It was the second time in Uiree years that Sugar Ray haa been chosen lor Fighter of the Year laurel. Fleischer awards It to the boxer who combines boxing pro ficiency with sportsmanship and contributes to the uplift of the sport. Mattnews was selected by Fleis cher lor "his cleverness, hitting power, ring generalshln and tri umphs over all opponent regard less of weight." Fleischer bucked up his choice of Matthews by designating him as the No. 1 challenger for light heavy weight Joe Maxim. Archie Moore, lor years the No. 1 contender, was moved bark to the No. 2 spot tust ahead of Harold Johnson. Johnson recently outpointed Moore In a re turn bout. Aussies Beat Schroeder Fails Tony Trabert By GAYLE TALBOT SYDNEY, Australia. W Australia virtually wrapped up the Davis Cup Thursday when Its great dou bles team of Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor slaughtered Amer ica's best pair of Ted Schroeder and Tony Trabert, 8-2. 8-7, 6-3. The American debacle was a sad disappointment to the capacity crowd of 15.300 at White City sta dium. They had anticipated hard fought tennis match. The Australians now lead. 2 to 1. In the best-of-flve matches. The final two singles matches will be played Friday. Schroeder, possibly weary Irom his fine stand against Sedgman Wednesday, failed his youthful part ner completely.. Toward the last of Uie one-sided tilt Schroeder was a pathetic figure. Tournament Cage Action On Tonight CHICAGO ifi ' Iowa, aiming for its sixth straight win. Wiscon sin and Michigan will swing into basketball tournament -action Thursday night. Iowa faces California in a round robin meet at Sar Francisco. Wisconsin is In the same tourney, engaging Oregon. They switch op ponents Friday night. Michigan takes on- Penn State tn the Steel Bowl tournament at Pittsburgh. Pitt and Virginia also are en tered. In other tournament action Fri day, unbeaten Indiana squares off against unbeaten Notre Dame In the annual Butler meet at In dianapolis while Purdue faces the host team. Minnesota goes against Prince ton and Dartmouth meets Michi gan State in the Spartans tourney at East Lansing. Northwestern engages Washing ton State and Ohio State meets powerful Washington In a Seattle round-robin. i CAGE SCORES COLLKGE nit Seven Tarnr rFlril Kaa4l Oklahoma 77 Stanford 71 Kanitu ?A Colorado SS Saatawest Csntarrnrc Taararr iriral Kaandl Texai' SS Southern Methodist 43 Texaa A&tM ") Arkanui W Other Gaines Kentucky 14 UCLA- S3 St. Louis S3 Dartmouth 43 c Ohio State el Oregon State 57 Colorado A&M 74 Whltworth 63. . KENTUCKY'S DISTINGUISHED . 'elfin if Wood.rh.1 Flavor. .JLJ. T?Orr1 "MB VAlUriU AND FKA2IM OlSTtUIIV CO, 9 ... , . .. VANITY FAIR Signal rubs her own nose, seemingly con vinced that she is the fairest filly at Hialeah Park. For some reason known only to the Starmount Stable runner, the mirror, hung in the stall by mistake, soothed her nerves when i breakdown left her unfit for racing. Buckeye Five Bumps Beavers CORVALLIS. Ore. Wl Center Ralph Armstrong poured in 21 points for Ohio State Wednesday night In pacing the Buckeyes to a 61-57 basketball win over Oregon State College. Ohio Stale took an earlv lead and held it most of the game. The Beavers were ahead 15-14 at the end of the first period but trailed 29-28 al nalltlme and 45-52 at the BLl'E DEVILS - DURHAM, N.C. If When Duke opened its varsity basketball sea son against Temple at Philadelphia, it was almost like a homecoming for some of the Blue Devils. Four Pennsylvanians were in the start ing lineup for the Duke squad. They were Bill Fleming and Rudy Groat of Swissvale and Bernie Janicki of Ambridge. 1 TOP KICK Charlie Burr selects his equipment at Florida's Tropical Park as the leading American jock ey of 1951. The 17-year-old Arkansas City, Kan., lad was the phenomenon of the New England racing season. "VX ix - i ' 1 140 Years IAKOSIOWN, KENTUCKY, NILiON COUNfV I .' ) .j . jr 'u !1 'i Yanks close of the third period. 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