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    THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 10152
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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PHILADELPHIA A flKlilr-r
Imn til have bin iinnultlca paid up
bffore lining uituliinl Ilouky Mai
cluno. Marclaiw, Uin Imnl punchlm
hmvyweltilit from llrocklon, M.
not only ncnta Ills onniiiirntn Into
blocxly aulunlaalor,, bill he
them nctirryliiK or a rocking chair
and retlrrinent.
Like WednpMlay titiiht when to
II Intent and purpoMen he enclrd
the career ol the veu-run Lee Ba.
void. It In no exaKgcratlon to ay
that Marclano alauiililrred Bavold.
The 30-yrar old Knt.'lcwood, N. J.,
lighter wan n bloodmnked hulk
when hla maniiRirr Bill Unly, aked
Ilelerec Pete 'J'uniaaao to atop the
'i 'THE LAST ROUNDUP Cowboy Carlson limps down the
aisle to the dressing-room with the help of Second Norman
Naiigli after the Montana hoy fell victim last night to Herb
Parks' stomping toe-holds.
Gorky's Loss Touches
Off Brawl at Armory
Ivan Oorky had to Hunt three
men lnl nliiht at the armory be
fore tho punch party was over
mid he came out aecond brat all
the way around to Uie dHlitht of
a larite crowd that "welcomed"
bark the KufMun rulllun.
Officially, he lost lo Itiiuiaman
Yorg Cretorlan with an aMH
from Referee Herb Parka and
that's when Ultima started happen
ing. Karri had a fall when Ivan, us
ing Yom'a pointed muMnrlie ' aa
a handle, played handball, with
C'relorlan's head on the corner post
Parka tried to break It up but
all he not was the back ol CJorky'a
hand for his efforts. Hut Hurri
cane Herb, not one easily dlncour
aed. rcarhed around, iirabbed a
handlul of Ivan's kIhikkv brard
and yanked him oil tho rtumanlan.
ItKiilT HAND
Yorg landed a right hand on
Ciorky a follaued face at the same
time Herb yanked bark. Goiky
toppled over like a well-worn ten
pin with Cretorlan In the driver's
.!.
Hie bark body bend gave Cre
torlan Hie rubber fall.
That's when Oiirkv made his blc
j.rt.1 mlMakr. He attacked I'nrk.
wrapped his leg; In tho ropes, utul
CAGE SCORES
(ullrie Uankt-tliall
IS y 'j he Asanrlaled 1'rcsa
KAIl WK8T
Fan Jose 8late 41 San Francisco 40
Hawaii 61 St. Mary's lUulll) 60
(two overtimes i
i;asT
Princeton 70 Columbia 03
Cornell 60 Harvard 44
he Ion Hall till Kutgrri 42
Kordham 64 Iona 40
Army 63 Amherst 50
MIDWEST
Bradley 61 St. Loult 60
Cincinnati 68 Xavler (Ol 03
Ohio Wesleyan 70- Kent Slate 73
KOl'THWKST
New Mexico- 74 Arizona finite
iMagstaff), 56
- ' hOt'TH
Georgia Tech 68 Auburn 60
Florida 74 Oeorgln 60
Western Carolina 77 Catawba 73
was giving him a thorough going-
over, when Herb's brother Billy,
In civvies alter showing In the
opener, rUhhcd pell-mell Inlo the
ring.
Quicker thun you can any Sta
lin, Gorky was bouncing around
like a football on a rirv Held on
the business end of Billy's knee
upperculs. UNTANGLED
Herb by that time got untang
led from the rones and caressed
Gorky's chin with a Jolting right
hand for good measure. When Ivan
went lor the corner-stool, the Parks
bovs hustled lor the dressing-room.
Oorky won the first fall In II
minutes with the Octopus hold. Cre
torlan Die second in 6:05 with the
Cobra hold.
Cowboy Carlson came In the
ring on the cheers of the large
welcome-Back committee but
went out on a limp leg, victim
of Herb Parks' enthusiastic stomp-
jinn toe holds.
Carlson won the first fall of the
.icml'Ulndup with the flying head
vlssors alter bull-dogging Herb.
'I lint look 26 minutes.
I'ltll'Pl.l:!!
But lit six and a half minutes,
the veteran Parks had Carlson out
ol kll'er. He used the stomping
too hold, then the rolling half Bos
ton Crab. The Momma bronc-bust-er
couldn't make it for the rubber
fall
J!ll)y Parks' victory over Buck
Davidson In the opener gave the
Parks boys a big evening.
It was a rough scrap that looked
like It would go to Davidson after
slightly more than 25 minutes of
furious milling that wasn't alto
gether legal,
Davidson was tossing Parks
around like confetti on New Years
eve when the Kid surprised Buck
with a back dropklck. Parks fol
lowed It up with a stomping toe
hold that brought an uncle from
the Klamth Falls wrestler-referee.
HOCKEY
Pai'lflu Coast Hockey
By The Associated Press
Edmonton 6 Seattle 2
Tacoma 2 New Westminster 2
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Al S'hmeok's bowlers In the
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ahead of Bhoop t Bchulz In last
week's outing with a 4-0 win over
Marvin's,
Hchmeck's 2630 team game was
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Marvin's leads with a 2660, Just
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Bchmeck's team captain, Mary
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Mary already holds the season's
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Roundtm rolled the high team
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Browns Eye Working
Pact With Jap Club
stockholder and scout
"I can make an excellent work-
Can I do It?'
The question stumped Vecck but
ST. LOUIS With nary a Browns'
word of recognition to Puccini,
restless Bill Vecck Is mak.ntr nlnnc
to cast his St. Louis Browns In a ! lnH arrangement with a club In the
production that smacks of a "Ma- i-eague," saperstein a caoie read.
dame Butterfly" plot. j
In the Italian composer's opera,
an American Naval olllcer woos'
and weds a Japanese gal. Vecck s
Idea Is Just about the same.
He gave word Wednesday to start
planning a working agreement be
tween the Browns and a Japanese
oasenan ciuo. wnetner such a
thlg is legal can be decided later.
The Idea cropped up In a cable
gram from Abe Saperstein, owner
of th fabulous Globetrotters of
basketball and Incidentally a
not for loner. He told Bapersteln to
go ahead. Meantime, he said, he
would question Oeorge Trautman,
president of the National Baseball
Association, to find out It It's legal.
The big thing now la to rewrite
the "Madame Butterfly" eorlpt. In
the original, the Japanese gal com.
mlts suicide, hardly an acceptnbl.
fate for Japanese baseball.
Wilson Signs
BOSTON I Big Jim Wilson
telephoned General Manager John
Qulnn from Ban Diego, Calif.,
Thursday that he had signed his
1652 Boston Braves contract.
A rlghthanded pitcher, Wilson
appeared In 20 games for the
Tribesmen last season and com
piled a 7-7 record. He was pur
chased from the Seattle Pacific
Coast League club after the 1950
season.
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. . . too many bombs
uneven match at the end of the
sixth round.
"The will was there but not the
body." said Daly. "I'm frolng to
advue Lee to retire from the ring
tomorrow."
John Ox DaGrosa, Pennsyl
vania stale athletic commissioner,
said he was going to auspend Sa
void indefinitely and ask him to
retire.
Savold never had chance. The
unbeaten Marclnuo charged across
the rlntr from the first bell
smashed two tremendous left hooks
Into Savods face and then un
mercifully cut down his bigger op
ponent. Marclano weighed 186 ' j
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tendance was 9.243 and the gale a
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