Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 31, 1952, Page 15, Image 15

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    X (THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, J952
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FtVTWN
1 iwir?
CAGE SCORES
?' i otlrtt Hasaetuull
By The Auotdatrd fre
FA It WKHT
Stanford 71 Ban Jwjc Stats 89
Los Angela Loyola 7(1 Occidental
47.
U of Hawaii 67 Southern Caiifor
nla til,
KAHT
Duquetme 87 Akron 3!
Yale S8 Amherst 44
West Virginia f Pitt 47
8t. Johns Bkni 08 Kardttttirt aa
helon Hull 70 . Francis IBkm 80
MIOWKKT
Oklahoma. AAM 4 Kummn 4
Xuvler t Cincinnati) 87 Hanover S
Youngntown 4 Baldwin Wallace S3
Klouble overtime) y
Case 6 Carnegie Tech 7
MOUTH
Kentucky M Auburn 4fl
Stetson 7t Bowling Oreen 67
Georgia Tech SB Misahtstppl State
64
Perm State M Navy 4
Mississippi state 68 Louisiana
Mini el
ViriilWa 18 Georue WiiHhimtlon 6
Western Kentucky 78 Cincinnati 03
BOUTHWKRT
Henderson Z Ouachita 88
Lamar 78 Louisiana College 47
wayiana New Mexico Military
48.
THIS STARTED NEAR RIOT Billy Parks hoists Yorg
L'rctorian for a third body slam in a row. But Yorg's (lait
ncr, Kurt Von Poppenlioim gave his mat mate a shove,
toppling the Rumanian over on top of young Parks for the
rubber fall la.sl night at tho armory. The Parks hoys de
manded the return to the ring of the German and Ruman
ian ami tho irate crowd attempted to knock down the dressing-room
door to gel nl Yorg and Kurt but were dissuaded
by poticc. Referee Duck Davidson, unable to seo Von Pop's
helping shove, gave the match to the bearded pair.
Parks Boys Lose In
Near-Riot at Armory
Vl'a ttrntiatilll f,w4 thtntT lb
wrestling mob at Urn armory last
nlKlit didn't reach the iiincllly ol
the dre)ng room.
If It had, this story would prob
ably hit page one, with obituaries
ol Kurt Von Poppcnhelm and Yorg
C'relorlait. t
Referee Buck DavldMn was again
the scapegoat, Iho target
fur vocal blasts by the Irnte fans
after giving Von Poppcnhelm and
C'retorltttt the third and rubber fall
Di their tag team tiff with Jlcru
and Billy Parka.
It all happened like this.
Kach tram hod a fall.
Willy Parka was giving Cretor
tan a very thorouith and undellcale
going-over with ring-shaking body
blnms.
The Uilrd tlmo Parks picked up
the Rumanian, he matted to alam
him near the comer where Von
l'oppenheim was waiting to gel in
hla licks.
ITSII
The German did get In his llcki.
!Ui pu.-.hed Crelorian'N broad bnrk
rnuatnu Hilly to topple over back
words with Yorg on top of him.
Davidson counted three and pat
ted Crctorlan's buck m token of
victory. The crowd went wild. Cre
torlan" and Von Pop ducked out of
the ring quickly ' to the drawing
room.
Uavldson hadn't een Von Pop's
Illegal Interference from out-ilde
the rttiK.
Tho Parka boys, with victory In
their grasp in the hectic match,
wouldn't leave Hie rum and de
manded that their nefarious foes
return,
NO
Out-shouted by the crowd that
milled nrund the ring. Davidson at
tempted the fruitless Job of getting
the Ocnnnn mid the Rumanian
back. Naturally, they both voiced
emphatic negative answer In Ger
man and numanian.
But Uuvldson stood pat on hi
dcclalon. The mulch went to the
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Freshmen Win
By IfAROf.p McKAY
Kbimath'j !rm,hmeu clobbered
the Henley B team 58 to 25 on
Pelican court hiKt night.
The frojih lumped to IS to 4
lead In the first quarter and a 27
lo 10 at the hall.
An iiitereRtlnn feature of the
some waa the fact that none ol
the Henley atartcra acorcd.
LOFTY LAZ Don Laz
grits his teeth soaring over
the bar with a 15-foot,
three-inch record-breaking
vault at Washington, D.C.,
and establishes himself as
a definite Olympic Games
threat along with Rev. Bob
Richards.
O'Brien
Trails
Hoffman
NEW YOHK (JK-Tne first three
basketball scorers amonjf the
amail colleges are aeparatetl by
lust three tenths of a nerctntaue
point, according to figures released
Thursday by the National Oolleg-:
late Athletic Burucau.
Harm Hoffman of Brooklyn Poiv,
who baa not played lor two weeicu
because of exams, stii! heads the
parade wilh an average ol 27.0. But
he's followed closely by John O'
Brien of Seattle with and Eart
Wenuei of Penn Military whb 28 7
The (Inures tnciude games through
last Baturday,
O'Brien has been hot on 3o))
man's trail alt season, and Sast
week, he had two chances w oi er
take the leader. But he was held
to bZ points and his average went
down a fraction of a point.
Lfoyd Mongrum
Tucson Favorite
;j.r 'v, '.'--, fiv
TUCSOtf, Arte. iB A field of;
138 golfers counted Ideal weather'
and a short, easy course amonij
their assets Thursday as they
piayen vne j)rt rouno ol tne iu,-
aa Tucson open. i
Lioyd Mangrum, Chicago, (s fa-1
vored !o win lop money lor the ;
third time. He won here in 149 and
1931. Jack Burke, Houston, Tex., !
is also hiBhiy regarded.
HOLDING ON Coach
Jimmy Phelan found hitn
seif in a precarious position
when a weaithy Daiias com
hine reached out and pur
chased the New York
Yanks of the Nationai Foot
baii League. Pheian didn't
know whether he had a job
or not.
Aggies Stop Kansas
With Rigid Defense
Henley Nips
'Cats. 30-26
Henley's Hornets soMetied by
the KV wildcat 30 to 28 on Peii
can Court last night.
The Wildcats lead S to 6 athe
jconcioslon of the first period, &twt
j to n at we jruui.
Tbe Iomet carne back Sn jhe
(.econd haif Co snare t 24 to 22
lead at ine Wires quarter mark,
Clinton Armstrong "Ktta high in
ine game tvlia S points
T ClMtlleia
r a iinhii
C Qvit
r, BVSTA
G a Amutrona
Henity tuba J, Hill, H., Jaww.
KofhtTkon, Yvfetl. K'latv.ttit ul
Hill S
Hilltop Wins
Dimes Game
Kiittop edged Chiioquta, 68-55,
iajit night in a March of Dimes
benefit game that jammed the
Chiioquin hth school gym
"Wayne Hatcher acorefi 20 lor the
Chiioqvsio Tovraies. Jack Wayomrt
led ins HDltoppers with 32, Jol
icwed closely by Gii Martinez with
U and three boys with IS Leo
Friend, Paul Hefns and Ki CsTTter.
B? The Amecltiti Tit
Hjob Alien's Jtansxt Jam.
rtltt either h,ve to do booo r
bounolng ioo Siiiriy tiiM,
find themseivta in absp In
Ihe Big Seven Coctfereoc bkt
bail pennant race,
Coach Henry "Han1 Tna's, Vxi
iahatna A&M As'.t. t.n.vi Inr
years as roasters on aeJeaw, Hiruv
up its . lavas', nat-proof front in
lbs Una) (juartef at 3tiiiw4cr
Wednesday night to fcantS the Ksn
.9ns (heir second etcwigtvi am f
the season, 9-4S, Jt l.?o jvss in .
jayaws co3R eewwttt of tha
sesson,
Tbog Allen's men, aotv
season lecwd and S-i in th
conlerence.. musi beat Iswa fitt
wwenc Batnrrtay or SitiA
themselves in ceai trautsto. ;
la contrast to the doomte!!
(fh ranked Kansas, olheir teams In
wss cop cett it cnts eet s ftasociit
ed Press poll, were vlctorlnus.
Too ranked Kentucky bi-Hied ov
;er Auburn, SS-4 lor s- atrtlgnt
,-flctory; Cisqvsesne, Nt. T, tram-
pied A ir rati etna otwe beaten
West Virginia, Ho, Jv, trounced
Pitt, i
The xerosSnde- of tta lop ln,
Kattsas State, Hi'.twis, fit. Sonvien
ture, St. Louis, Iniva and Washing
ton did not play.
Beton HsB. ranked litft. wftltioeof
iSt. Francis of Brooklyn, lu-Ki, Jor
t taE vtccacy t t scans.
In other games "Western Kentuc
tv toot Cincinnati. 'W-S: Ciemson
inipped Furrosn S7-B8; Bianlori
iedged San Jose State 1I-66-. ntt
'Hawaii &eleaie& Southern. Cajifof
inia, er-56.
Ian Ape. That's all Davldfion could
do because he didn't ace Von Pop's
uuc-iuriung anovc.
H was a jmitcli that lanled lu.il
33 imnutea and 30 seconds but II
was crammed with enough may.
hem to spread out over twite lha
tlmo.
Kurt and Yorg scored first h
10:15 niter tradlmr oil In method
Ically uiihiiHiliig Hurricane Hn
with overhandrd bliiuls to Ilerb'i
back as ho toppled to tho canvas.
STIUiTCH
Von Pop finally acorcd with llie
liack-bicaker and stretch.
Then the Parks boys went on
the warpath and almost lore Kurt'.
leg out of Us socket with the stomp,
lng toe hold aa they chiinnrd stomp
ing shifts in tlictr own corner. Billy
got the Job of mopping up on Von
Pop who screamed uncle in Ger
man and a hundred other Ian
guntics.
Promoter Mack Mliiird Raid to
dny be'a aiming lor ii rnurrt match
ttltli no time limit and two olftcial:
to wuu-h proceedings,
Tim:o
It's no wonder Davidson wasn't
up to anufl. He went a gruelllnK
one hour with Ohio Nicoltnl, clever
Italian wrestling slnr, in a match 1
that ended In a draw.
Nlcollnl won the first fall with
the reverse Wck wlnglnck in 31:10.
Buck evened things with the surf-'
board In 1:20, '!
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