Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 06, 1952, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextJ J i 'WKDNKSDAY, KKHRUAUY fl, ; THE PUNCHIN' PARKS ', brothers Rilly (rln.il) niul licit) think they "wuz robbed" lust week iigaiiist I ,, Yorg Cretoriaii and Kurt I Von Poppenhelm in a tag team match. They've vowed I revenge tonight in short ? order. I Tag Team iRematch Tonight Prsre mkI trnwiulllty Inks holi day t tl in urinary toiiixlil with ( tesm mstrli Hint promise to bnctk nil bedlam records. t TTin bout, remnU'h, brings to. 'gellier lour wrestlers skilled In i.Miln tin more thrill than live 'Inns can Inkr In our evening. Usui week's doimybrook act the , alate fur Ionium's soiree when Kurt Von Panpenlielin and YorR ! tJielorlun were kIvpii question able derision over Herb and Billy I'arkn, buttling Canadian brothers. . ItiiVIIMlK i 'Hie, Parka boya are drooling (or revenge, while llielr nrlnrloiia loes are confident their triumph iu i no phonv. Tlie Inna, who threatened to . storm the dressing-room, don't asree ulih Yorg and Kurt. Two Mipulatlana no with lunlKht'a rematch In nn atlempl to avoid Inst week'a unavnry ending, when the German and Rumanian won by lining what lana termed an llleical tactic, nn nut-of-thc-rliiR shove. TWO lll-FS Two olflclell will wnlrh proceed ings and the bout will so to a imlah, Two Buck Davidson and Wesv r collide In the one-hour opener. The armory box-ofllre opens at 1 30 tonight to handle an expected large crowd. The opener goes on at 1:30. Flu Stops O'Brien SEATTLE I A 'llu germ slopped Johnny O'Brien Tuesday muni. The Scuttle University forward. one of the nation's leading college biif.kclbii1l acorera. plunked In nine point against St. Martin's College, then w'bs ordered trom Uie door by tlie team physician. Ills leammnles went on lo down Die visitors 70-62. O'Brien has averaged 5139 points game this season. On his best night he potted 43 points playing the professional- Harlem Globe Trotters. Grade Leads Qualifiers PALM BEACH. Fla. I Medal list Orace de Mass of Corvallls, Ore., faced Mrs. J. W. Laplsky of Columbus, O., Wednesday In match play of the 38th annual women's golf championship of Palm Beach. Miss de Moss toured the 8,008 yard Palm Beach Golf Club course In even women's par figures of 15-3772 Tuesday to pace the Held of 98 players In qualifying play. Engineered to combine light ness with rugged strength, ihe Johnston Power Mower is built to give yaari of depend able, economical service. 21 INCH cutting width , a a a a a a , , I 1.6 H, P. 4-cycle engine BRIGGS-STRATTON ?5 WILL HOLD ANY POWER MOWER UNTIL SPRING! PUT ONE ON LAY-A-WAY TODAY! Prices Start At '57 up Reel and Rotary Types Rugged aaaa avaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa l lightweight 1052 iMBsaaninMvaKMaMHafaafBaw nA j ia4aa ft'f l L'' .. .. ...J w i. rt-T. S'-hmarka Hhiinp-HcltulS Mutator! Marvlna ........ Itollnriup :l .IH Lvwalla Locklll ..... 13 4 I. til Uaaaa Kr.ulli Hhonp-Hchult a Schmacka 1 Mnlalttraa 2 Iiwalla 2 Ituundup x Marvlna 2 Shoop and Schul. bowlers III the I.adybiiK League pared 8 hillock's lend In a single game lull week with a 3-1 win over tlie kegllng leaders. But IloundiiD and Lowell' Lock ers, filth and sixth place clubs, snnred all Ihe honors lor the eve ning. I. a Knyne Harris, Roundup, rolled a 200 game to help tlie Roundup gals to a 914 team game and 2fSM aeries. The series score was good enough to edge Into the season's Big Three, topped bv MnrvlnV yiCO and Shoop-Schulr.' 2'iu&. La Ruyne's 200 gitnie was Just a pin belter than that rolled by Sally Rlndal. Lowell's, whoso 1!W effort highlighted a high series of 6:4. PCC Slices Grid Sessions LOS ANGELES ' Paclllc Coast Conlerence schools will have lo hold spring grid practice ses sions during the spring semester or quarter, nnd may have only 20 ses sions within a period of 30 calendar days. Commissioner Victor O. Schmidt announced Tuesdny the conlerence has amended Its athletic code to conform with that of the NCAA, The conference formerly allowed 30 nesalons for spring practice. 43 2fl .(tlH 41 27 .'! as s.i .sis ... Jl :i7 .450 .441 -h rnosh Packers Win 5th victohv i.rAtitr w I. toiler .... Kamatlt Park ............ ft f DoMnlay Nn. I 4 I f.'ralar l.aka ...... a .1 ;un Htero a 11 . I I Mom Ifanrl f.tfry.....' .... I I IJaMolay No. 2 n ' rex. 1.010 1 (KKI .SOO .ft' 10 .an .IS7 .IS7 .ouo araraa i.aai mini DrMulay No. 1 S Mam Hand Wry 17 Klamath Park 3D T&l 27 Klnnmlh Pack and DeMolny Number 1 lenm nerved notice Inst night they'll make the Metier Bros. ;ulnt work to keep Its lead In the Victory cage lengue. KlBinnth Pack hent T I, 38-27, for Us filth straight victory with out drfent. Metiers boast a 0-0 record. The fJrMoluy five trounced Men's Hand Laundry, 65-17. 'Hist gives the UeMolays a 4-1 record. DeMolay's Vlnbos. Bill Pickett and Clayton Ilannon scored 13, 13 and 12. Bunders pumped In 13 for the Tradeo and Industry team, but Klamath Pack's Denn Lowell, with 12, hud more help from his team mutes. Ilea wnrei' I.AI'NIiav llll (Ml lUMOI AT I I, unrt T Montfomorv Anil.raon 4 T 11 Plrtc.lt II. wkln. 4 C 12 Vlahoi (innralri r. Sclinonhurs Stllaa a i 12 Mannmi Ijiunflry aulM (;,d(1arf 2. Wooriaril. rolll. Powtll 4. DaMolay auba Smith rAt Kias mi itii tsi liwall U T "vrd Wriahl r Mnak llrrrrtl 1 " 11 Sanrtora ntrtham O lloolflor Ulxon 8 C 1 Cobb Klamath Park auba Clark 2 Ouln owakl . Ovoran 4. Tail auba Cahoon. Sisters Nips Gilchrist A fourth-quarter rally gave Sis ters a 45-42 win over Gilchrist last njght on the winners' floor In a non-league game for the Orlwclles. Ollchrlst erased a 21-12 Bisters lead at halftlme lo forge ahead 37-38 at the end of three frtmes in a brilliant 26-polnt scoring .-.plurge. But Bisters settled down lo pull cut the victory In the last nuarter. Sisters' Morris and Penperllng each threw In 14 points. Kenneth Freeman and Ch'lders led Gll chrbt with 10 esch. Gilchrist won the B prelim by a 41-18 rout. n.x rora: nn.riiaisr tm Kraeman 10 T M'llllnaliam " nllia 4 llraiier t Sip 4 (illrhrlit auba Wlrls n 1 U'.ra 9 Trl i sisTrns S Grldle 14 Morrla 14 Pnpporllnff a Roaoraon a sum 2. Oarrlrk 3. Traw. Chlldora 10. Slilcr atiba Mouaer, McBrldc. Albert on. Air Force Meet Set MOSES LAKE. Wash. Air Force basketball teams from five states and Alaska will hold their annual Northwest basketball tour nament here Feb. 11-16. Larson Air Force Base announced Tues day. There are nine bases In the Northwest region and all are ux- peeled lo send a team. The fl'e states are Oregon. Washington. Montana, Idaho and Utah. VISIT BASIN MOTORS TODAY! : ! ' iJT ff! Jf m ITJt -J k. VHi HRilAU) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON r 1 P , ; HIGH-FLIERS Pretty Suzanne Morrow, ileft;, Canadian champion, and Dick Button, 1951 world's champion from the United States, cut some fancy figures while training at Garmisch, Germany, for the Winter Olympics to be held in Oslo, February 14-25. But ton was a gold medal winner in the 1948 Olympics in London. ROOSEVELT EDGES JEFFERSON, 58-54 By The Associated Press .first and second place teams for Four of the five top-rated teams In this week's Associated Press Oregon high school basketball poll won Impressive victories Tuesday. Central Catholic, ranked No. 1, and the five low bracket teams In the state's Mull 10, did not play. Cleveland and Lincoln, rated sec ond and third In the state, clung to their one-two standings In the Portland High School League. Forward Jack Vlskov tossed In 34 points to lead Cleveland to a 78-00 win over Franklin. It was Cleveland's 14th victory In 15 games this year. The GhoKts are unbeaten In prep play, their only loss having been to the Portland U. Frosh. As usual, seven-foot, one-Inch Wade (Swede) Halbrook took high scoring honors for the day. He reg istered 37 points in pacing Lincoln to a 60-39 victory over Benson. This ran his season's total to 510 points In 14 games, o! which Lin coln has won 12. McMlnnvllle, upset by Hlllsboro last week but ranked No. 4 In the stnle, bounced back with a 78-66 victory over a strong West Linn team. Don Porter, one of the state's highest scorers, posted 36 points for McMlnnvllle, which ran its sea son record to 15 wins In 18 games. Salem, ranked No. 6. defeated Corvallls, 49-42 lor Its 13th victory in 17 starts. Ralph Harding. Cor vallls forward, registered 27 points. The major Tuesday upset was scored by Junction City In beating Eugene, Ihe class A district 6 lead er. 02-40. The loss broke a 33-gamc winning streak in district play, dat ing back to 1949. Jelfcrson of Portland, the 1951 Oregon champion, saw Its chance to defend Its title In the state tour nament lade when beaten by Roosevelt, 68-54. The loss dropped Jefferson to fourth In the Portland league, which Qualifies only Its mm- r w a the tourney Davton preserved its undefeated prep record by swamping Yamhill, 74-14. Hlllsboro bounced Beaverton, 51-46. while Tigard whipped Forest Grove, 74-46. Recdsnort. a coastal hoop power beat Willamette of Eugene, 63-55, and University of Eugene over whelmed Cottage Grove, 67-39. One of Tuesday's top individual performances was turned In by big Dave Sanford, who scored 30 points to lead Oresham to a 70-sa victory over Park Rose. IAST NIGHT By The Associated Press Toronto James Carter, 136, New York, outpointed Allan Mc- Fater, 141, Toronto, 9 (non-title). Los Angeles Art Aragon, i Los Angeles, stopped Manny Ma drid. 142 i.i, Los Angeles, 6. Pittsburgh Lee Bala. 164, Don- ora. Pa., knocked out Joe Arthur, 168. Chicago. 3. White Plains. N. Y. Junius Woods. 157, Buffalo, N. Y., knocked out Tony Masciarelll. 163, New York. 5. Newark. N. J. Charlie Wil liams, 147, Newark, outpointed Al Wilson, 146 4. Englewood, N. J. 12. Orestes Minoso, hard hitting out fielder for the Chicago White Sox. owns four automobiles. Three of them were given to him last year as gifts for his diamond prowess. S'anrftW Qvifnf, itttutyiei, "rf trnm luOfXi to efVongt enftfttrf Mtira. Whf rJ-rfN tirei, wtSM tvwtol. r 142-Tee Off In El Paso fcL PASO. Tex. m A field of 142 golfers start shooting Thursday In the 810,000 El Paso open and If the pace of lune-up and qualifying rounds is maintained the El Paso Country Club course is in for an awesome drubbing. The lesser lights those who had lo qualify to get into the open pretty well took the 6.315-yard par 36-35 71 course apart Tuesday. A couple of amateurs set the pace with J. C. Ooosle of Lackland Air Force Base of San Antonio laying down a 64 to tie the competitive course record and Don Addington, Dallas collegian, posting a 66. College of Idaho Beats Nazaranes CALDWELL. Idaho I The Col. lege of Idaho basketball team stav ed off a late rally to defeat North west Nszarene 67-52 Tuesday night. a no uyuies neia a lu-poim naif time lead but the Crusaders tied the game 42-42 in the third nn-rtr College of Idaho pulled away again in the fourth period and never was headed. FACE BROTHERS PROVIDENCE I It's brother against brother when the Hershey Bears and Providence Reds of the American Hockey League meet. In fact, there are two brother com-. oinauoas . playing against each other. Jerry Toppazzini and Pentti Lund are members of the Hershey team. Their brothers, Zelio Top-! pazzinl and Joe Lund, wear Prov- idence uniforms. 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J CAGE SCORES COLLEGE BASKETBALL By The Associated Press FAR WEST Southern California 67 Los Angeles Loyola 61 Colorado State 62 Idaho State 48 Seattle 76 St. Martins (Wash) 62 San Jose State 49 College of Pacif ic 47 Chlco State 68 Sacramento State 66 Calif Aggies 71 Southern Oregon 65 EAST Princeton 59 Temple 56 Yale 76 Springfield 71 Bucknell 101 Rutgers 89 MIDWEST Bradley 67 Wichita 48 Youngstown 68 La Salle (Phils) 67 Miami (O) 70 Cincinnati 66 Oklahoma City 48 Tulsa 46 (over time) SOUTH William and Mary 70 North Caro lina Slate 61 South Carolina 78 Oeorge Wash ington 76 Wake Forest 64 Davidson 63 SOUTHWEST Texas 58 Baylor 46 New Mexico A&M 47 Texas Tech 41 East Texas Baptist 57 Texas Wes leyan 64 Southern State 74 College of Ozarks 61 Oregon High School Basketball By The Associated Pre Brownsville 55 Mohawk 47 Bay City 48 Wheeler 44 Mill City 57 Cascade 40 Oregon Tech JVS 44 Grants Pass 42 Roseburg 65 Sutherlin 36 Yoncalla 42 Riddle 38 Woodburn 37 Mt. Angel 31 Cascade Locks 47 Glemvood 38 Nehalem 49 Garibaldi 47 North Marion 59 Willamina 40 Reedsoort 56 Waldnort 40 Springfield 63 Willamette (Eugene) 55 University (Eugene) 67 Cottage Grove 39 -Molalla 54 Sandy 34 Star of the Sea (Astoria) 54 War renton 41 Camas, Wash., 45 Oswego 38 Oregon City 88 Newberg 44 Mill City 57 Cascade 40 Harrisburg 72 Philomath 38 Stayton 45 Central Union (Mon- mouui) Z7 Davton 74 Yamhill 14 Salem 49 Corvallls 42 Hlllsboro 51 Beaverton 4 Milwaukie 64 Columbia Prep (Port land) 34 Hood River SS Concordia (Port land) 46 Willamette Frosh 63 Lebanon 52 Banks 40 Sherwood 32 Nestucca 39 Tillamook Catholic 32 McMinnville 78 West Linn 66 Junction City 62 Eugene 40 Sheridan 55 Amity 49 St. Francis Eugene 48 Sweet Home 45 Portland Hirh Schools Ceveland 78 Franklin 60 Grant 61 Washington 64 Lincoln 60 Benson 39 Roosevelt 58 Jefferson 64 . 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