ItERAL! AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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"I don't mm If yon are away
ahead mi point I'll Irl vimi know
H'tirn you ran lirruk training,
Kid!"
IS AH lew words as In possible
Ml try In nlrnliilitrii out a nil
MiiflrrnljiiKlliig Hint cropit period
f Itnlly In I biwlnrjui ol puMMiliiit
i aporU newt.
H concerna the wearlnome wail
tliut rpachea thin dcftk all and on
IhrouKh the yi-iir:
"Why don't you kIvo publicity
lo boys ulio have Krndutcd from
hiul) ochouj hero and are now
playlne lor collme trains?"
I'll answer the tiueMlon Ural,
(hen add enoiiiih ttclall to make
It clear:
We do print news about px-Klam-alii
Fall allilrtea WJEN IT 13
NEWaWORTHY.
TURKIC 18 no plausible reason
for blowing up the (act that an
rx-Klamath Kalbi boy (cored two
or three point a a member of
a nearby college team.
To bring II down to cae. the
Norlharn Division Is handled on
our wire In a roundup fashion.
That la. league play la aumined
up In one atory.
Unleaa aomeone la hlxh-polnt
rnnn or llnurca In hwhlliihl play
that boy a name la not used ex
cept In the box acore.
Limited apace prohibit printing
ol Northern Division box scores.
when we run hundred of box score
every year on local events In every
aport.
Running a detailed nlory o( a
tame In which a certain buy plays
would Involve apeclal treatment by
the Asaocialed Pre.su. Kxtra aer
vice costs money even It we had
the room to prim detailed stories
of every game In which acorea ol
former Klamath athletes parllci
pnted. Mrnmt'hllr, we nuike an attempt
to print ALL THK CURHKNT LO
CAL NKWH OF LOCAL ATHLETES
NOW PLAYING.
. I.V THK PANT, thU aecllon- hJ
carried lot of news about where
athletes are, what they're doing,
etc.
On many occasions, there have
been pictures.
We'll continue to follow this poli
cy. But every lime a former Klam
ath Falls athlete now m coUcko
or professional aporla and there
are hundreds of them takes a
deep breath, there Is no logical
excuse. Journalistic or otherwise,
for printing It.
I cite as JUST ONE EXAMPLE
of news about former local ath
letes the recent COMPLETE
ROUNDUP In this section of the
Klamath Oema, a slory that told
where each one was headed In
baseball.
FROM Br.lFS to briefs from
the sports file:
Rocky Marclano'a workmanlike
Job on Lee Savold dors nothing
to clear up the Jlft-aaw heavy
weight picture In Flsllnna . . . Sa
vold Is ancient, a tiood trlal-hornc
perhaps, but nothing more . . . .
Marclano'a victory means little
more than Just another win lor
Rocky ... a Mavclano-Matthcws
fight would be a natural , , .
Henley's new gymnasium will be
ued for afternoon sessions In the
Klamath County high school tour
nament . . . the small Altamont
gym was a hindrance to players,
, particularly In a tourney where
Hie title rides on every shot . . .
ifenley'a new gym Is a honey,
spacious and equipped to take care
of a large crowd . . . exactly one
week from the day and hour this
la being written (Thursday, 1 p.m.)
the tournament will be underway.
The recent radio sport forum
started a new avalanche of ques
tions on whether Gems Stadium
will be used lor high school, col
lege, semi-pro and American Le
gion baseball , . . this matter has
been handled In this section In de
tail . . . suffice It to say now,
there will be no baseball of any
brand In the ballpark until Uncle
8am has Borne 1000 from Klamath
Baseball Inc. , . . until that hap
pens, the doors won't even open
, . . this was made very clear
by Baseball Pres. Dick Maguirc
on the forum. . .
Trinity College, with student
body of less than 100 nt the time,
beat Yale In basketball by a score
of 24-22 back In 1806.
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
It's Basketball Time At 8:00 P.M.
KFJI
S000 Wait
Crucial
Set Opens
Tonight
The Omits 1'asn Cavemen block
the comeback trail the Klamath
Kails, f'eltcima are Hying In a two
night basketball serins that opens
tonight on Peltou) Court.
Dun Peterson's Junior varnlly
opens both allows, against Hilltop
Cute of the city league tonight and
Hie Graiiln Pans Juyvcen Saturday
nlKlit.
'Ilic Pels are riding a threc-gnme .
league win wave that has carried
them wllhln shooting dl.itunce of
dlntrlcl-lriullng Mcdlord, one game
away.
Kycis will be glued to (he local
Dl.tt. 4 scries, rr tuned Rogue
River Valley way where Medford
and Ashland trade courts the same
nlithts.
HOI'I'.K
C'ntte customers in Klamath Kails
are hoping the Pels can sweep the
Cuvrineii rrle, while Ashland can
manage a split with Medlord.
Buch a (nippy turn of events
would tin Klamath Fulls und Med
ford closer together than two
' cKinpers In a single sleeping bag.
Even with the Pelicans all ac
counted lor alter the flu bug hit
virtually every player on the
nquiul, the Cavemen won't come
easy. They never do.
Paul McCull'H pwteucs t'l.illed
Grants Pass Jim. IB and 10 and
came back with a split hi two
games,
WIN HTIUNti
The victory In the second game
slnrted u win skein that hns
whirled consecutively now for flva
straight games, three In conference
play, capped by the Ashland two
game grand alum two weeks ago.
For the first time since (he open
ing Grants Pn series, McCall Jf
sure of opening with his regulars
all hale and hearty.
That means Forwards Ray Bell
und Jack Horton, Center Ralph
Carroll and Guards Culvln Ollmora
and Jerry Johnson will be primed
for starling assignments.
Carroll Is the leading conference
scorer with 103. Bell Is ltllb with
63.
Grants Pass' starling Itne-up will
have Dick James, second place
scorer will) S3 and John Harbour,
In ninth place with 44. The figures
are lor six gamea. the hallway
point In the district chase.
Trojans,
Huskies
Mix Here
The Sacred Heart Trojans a!
lempl to ship their tour-game bas
ketball setback siring tonight on
the aoademy floor against Merrill
In a league game.
The Trobabes meel (he Merrill
B team In a 7 o'clock preliminary.
The Trojans, pre-senson favorites
to win the countv title, gave the
truth o the prophets wUh 14
straight victories.
But they hit the skids and have
lost lour straight, two In looplaie.
Feature game on tonight's last
round-of-four before the tourna
ment, sends Bonanza to Chlloquln.
The Antlers need win to tie
Chlloquln for the traveling trophy.
The unoeairn raniners can ciaim
sole ownership of the crown with
a victory.
The other two games show Blv
at Henley and Malln at uucnnsi.
Honest, Joe?
NEW YORK W Joe Louis, tin.
beaten king of the heavyweight
flghtern tor 12 years, has ought
his last fight.
The one-time Brown Bomber an.
nounced Thursday night he Is
through with fighting except lor
exhibitions.
Asked when he had made up his
mind to definitely retire Louts re
oiled:
"I made up my mind when I
was knocked out by Rocky Mar
clano." That was last Oct. 28 when
Joe took the count for the second
time In his career. The other knock
out was by Max Schmellng before
i-ouis occame cnampion.
Dons Retire
Motson's Number
SAN FRANCISCO If) U. of
San Francisco, which quit football
a few weeks ago, dug All-America
Fullback Olhe Matson's No. 33 Jer
sey out of mothballs Friday and
put It on display in showcase.
The Dons said they were retiring
No. 33. Last fall Mntson led USF
to lis only undeleated season and
came within lour yards ot tying
the all-time collegiate ground gcuiv
lug record of 1,670 yards.
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THE HERALD AND NEWS camera supplies proof ibe Pelicans are back in the thick of the Dist. 4 basketbaU raceleet
first. The feet belong to the tall trio that composes the forward waU of the Klamath Falls starting five. Left to right,
they are Forwards Jack Horton (6-4) and Ray Bell (6-5) and Center Ralph Carroll (6-7). The Pels host Grants Pass to
night and tomorrow night as the district's Big Four swings into the homestretch. The local quint trails Medford by one
game. .
MLS
Payless Eyes
Lead in City
Hoop League
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P.vlM. 75 P.lm.rton 30
HllUog 93 Coca Col. 51
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Payless Drugs could take over
the clly lesgue baskefbal lead
Monday night but Rlckys will be
favored to make It nine stralsht
at the expense of the second-place
Druggists who slaughtered Palmer
ton last night at Altamont by a
7S-30 score.
That brought Pavlrss" record to
8-1. lust a holt game behind Rlckys,
unbeaten In right starts.
Third-place Hlllloo had a nar
row squeak fast night, staving ott
a last-quarter Coca Col relly for
a oj-.i:: victory.
Ouerlno Lelll scored 16 tor the
Cokes but the Hllltoppers had four
cagers with two figures. Kt ear
ner high with 13.
boo Eriindson waxed hot to
throw In 32 points for Payless as
the Drue live dimmed 34 nolnts In
the llrst quarter.
Bn troren:
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mertrm uti Sitter, iUtan.rda. Y. 1.
COVA TOLA l&Si l.73 mj.l.TOP
n.mlotf t T 10 Frl.nrt
Ar.nt I F 13 Carrier
N.wmn S r s Mjrtjt-.v
1111 IS r. 1ft Tl.lrm
J.rkton a G S H.rril
Cor. Col. Illhl Kum 9. Dimtr.lcnt
. rrl t. KIHtoTi ub Waybrant.
Rob.ru, Jtckton. MUllimn 12.
Pitchers Ewell Blackwell and
Kenny Raffensberger led the Cin
cinnati Red nurlers in pitching the
most victories In 1951. Each won
16 games.
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CAGE SCORES
College Basketball
FAR H'EST
Utah State 8i Colorado AAM 62
Ricks 11 Westminster (Utah) 46
Oregon Education So Pacillc ntv
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St. John's (Bkn io St. Bona ven
ture SO
NYU 61Nlagara SB .
Slcnn 69 SVilhams 45
Holy Cross Si Sprlnglleld 61
MIDWEST
Notre Dame 16 DePaul 10
Marouette 68 Toledo 52
SOLTHWEST
West Texas 19 Arizona 13
Arkansas Tech 81 Arkansas A&M
71
SOVTH
Dayton 60 Eastern Kentucky 59
Maryland 55 Richmond 45
SHUFF STUFF
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Undefeated Suburban tops
city shufleboard league after a
week of tlie second round, with
Bill's Ploce close hehlnd.
Games last night saw Subvn-bim
blank Summers Lane, 4-0; Bill's
Place do the same to Eagles and
Mecca and Wocus split, 2-2.
HOCKEY
Pacific Coast Hockey
Seattle 6 Saskatoon 5
Tacoma 4 Victoria 2
Vancouver 1 New Westminster 3
Steve Sebo, new backfield coach
at Michigan State College, was a
Spartan athletic hero in the '305.
He starred in football and baseball.
' of distilling 3,
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9inatuie B)and
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'Metier. Five
Posts 8th
Straight Win
VICTOltt 1.IAGVE
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Metier.
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KLmlh Pick 1
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DeMolay No. 1 s 3
Gun Store , 4 4
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M.n". Hand Ldr- 2X Crater T-jJte J7
Metiers made ft eight straight
last night in the Victory league
with a 31-22 win over DeMolays
Number 1 team.
Men's Hand Laundry nipped Cra
ter Lake, 28-21, in the other game
on the program at Fan-view.
The unbeaten Metiers posted an
11-0 llrst-quarter lead and coasted
in. Ronnie Cbeyne Jed tvltlj eight
points.
The Laundry live rallied lrom a
15-18 halftime deiictt. lor its upset
win over Crater Late. Don Dexter
scored 10 tor Crater, Thompson: il
Jor the Laundry.
Box .cores:
CB.ATIR LAVSOllTt
SI. John 2 F 3 Lund
H.ruon 4 F 2 Anderson
Lenu 8 C 11 ThompMn
Flora 2 C 5 HawXint
Dexter 10 U 1 Gonzales
Crater Lake subs Taucher t tat.
Laundry sub. Godard, 2ollz,
DeMOLAY 1 (it) 3I METLERS
Montecraecy IT s Chene
PlcJcell F 3 Lrom
Cummlnfs S C B ttoblnson
Smith J C 6 Metier
Vlahos 4 G I Thornton
DeMolay mbi u.nnon It. Shomburg
2. Hilton. Atelier subs Boe Kcr.tr, Dovf,
Roberu.
OCE BEATS
PACIFIC U.
MONMOUTH, Ore., (its Oreaon
College of Education handed Pa
cific Unhwsity its second straight
basketball loss Thursday night. The
score was 58-42.
Julian. Amnya of Facitlc was
high scorer with 18 votats, two
more than Chuck Ptnfoa ot OCE.
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Don't Miss This!!!
Oretech
in Series
With Viks
This weekend should give the an
swer on where the Oregon Tech
hoopsters are going la the Oregon
CoJJegJate Conlerence.
The answer will come lrom Port
land where the Owls face the loop
leading Vanport Vikings tonight
and tomorrow night.
Oretech 5-3) Is tied with Oregon
College, one lull game behind Van
port (5-1).
The lourth member or the OCC
family. Eastern Oregon, is hope
lessly out of the race, with a V-
record and just two games left.
D PLAYERS
Oregon Tech Coach Art KirkJand
has 12 players With him.
IVs likely he'll open against the
Vitro mitt. Ka . . : r :
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Owlies back in conlerence conten
tion. Tom Schubert Is billed for the
center position. Hanked by For
wards Jack Pmkley and Homer
Duncan, the latter second-high
scorer in the league behind Lowell
Kolbaba of Eastern Oregon.
GUARDS
Guard assignments go to "Lea
Cenetta and Marv Hammack.
Others on the trip are At Fore
man, Jerry Wyalf, Lloyd Lewis,
Dick Flanirujan), Tom Humphrey,
Oohn Henslee and Wayne Holzfuss.
Score boys lor the "Vikings are
Emery Barnes, University ot Ore
gon transfer, and Norm Hubert.
The Vikings are defending- OCC
champs.
Cougar Ace
Ineligible V
PULLMAN Wash. The
Washington State College regis
trar's 0Jice reported Thursday
Phil Brown, starting forward on
the Cougar basketball team, has
been declared scholastioally Vnelig-
tote.
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Olympic Ski Slalom
Won by Norwegian
NOREFJEL. Norwiv (AV-Stein
Ertksea, a. handaome. bCond Not
weijian won the men's giant sla-
lorn skj race 01 the winter Olympic ,
games Friday with a blazing run
ot twti minutes, 2b seconds lor the 1
2,3W mover, cour&e. The timing was 1
unofficial pendtag; review 01 ttiei
Olympic olllcials. ,
The tenth man to make the de
scent down the winding, hazardous
course on the Noreljell hillside.1
Ertfcsen was rewarded: with a big1
hu at the finish, tirui bv Katy
Hotlolph, his 21-year old American 1
girl .friend from Hayden, Colo., who,
was tilth In the women's giant sla
lom Thursday.
In giving the has country Its
llrst gold medal winner of the
winter games, lormally opened
Friday at Oslo's BisJett Stadium.
Enksen won by 1.9 seconds over
Austria's Christian Pravda, who
was timed in 2:263.
Ait ot the standings were subject
to olllclal conlirmation with a re
mote possibility that some racers
might be penalized or disqualified
Worsham
In Lead
SAN ANTONIO, lex. VT Lew
Worsham ot Oattmont, Fa., had the
scent ol his. first tournament vic
tory In a year Friday as he set out
at. the head ot the field In the sec
ond round ot the J10.000 Texas
open.
Worstuus led the field of .it
busters with au elht-undec-63 as
they prepared lor cutting down
time in the tournament.
He held a one-stroke lead over
Walter Romans, a tUe-xnown pro
from Baltimore, Md., mating his
top bid lor a tournament victory.
He has been on the winter swing
only two weeks.
sioase ha s
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-ouie' TDodt ", St) .888
K-Amusement 33 31 .516
Suburban Flower 32 32 .500
LtKb STVe 32 Sa 9
Star Beauty , ,. 37 .423
Klamath Flower 24 40 .373
M.na.y's Vctaltl
Kfamath Ffower 3 K-Amuem.nt
Star Beauty 3 Louie. Food 1
Leach Service a Suburban flrwer 1
Although leading the Moose Ma's
bowling circuit by 11 games. Lout.
Food didn't get a looi-tti on any"
ot Monday's scoring honors when
they were toppled by Star Beau
ty. 3-1.
Suburban Flower had h i i h
team same, 891. Klamath Flower
the high series, 2457.
Individually, Mary Mills, slam-
ath Flower had the ton trame.
j 193 while Leach's Stormy Hasijord
... , . . . . , . n
irouea me nesv series, a oi.
Red China
Wants In
OSLO HI Red China has ap
plied to the International Olympic
Committee ior recognition.
Avery Brundage, international
vice president, Friday said the ap
plication was referred to the exec
utive committee. No other action
was taken.
Russia and many other lion Cur
tain countries are members, of the i
Olympic organization.
January Quits .
ETJOENE W Ton January ha
resigned as state softbaU director
after six years. He said private
business required that he give up
the post. His letter ot resignation
was sent to Raich Guvnes. Oregon
City, president ol the Oregon State j
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Another Austrian. Tony Sglcss.
the pre-race Javorlle, took third
place In the Meld of B6 competitors
lrom 29 countries, witb a 2:2a.m
ctocting.
A thtrd rtastrtan, Eton Sciwpt,
tied with Italy's Zeno Colo. 1960
world giant slalom and downbJJl
champion. In 2:29.1, lor lourtli and
ll'Ah places.
Hcooks Dodge. 21. (com Ooefia-m.
N. H., was the only Amerteaa ta
JJnlsh among the leaders. Ha tied
lor seventh with Slut Sollander ot
Sweden, each In 2:32.8. Dodge was
the only non-seeded skier V CTacx,
into tfte first ten.
All ol the seeded competitors
were given the tmvanlage ol early
starting positions, while Dodire had
to stan 36th alter the thin mow
had Been cut up by earlier runner.
Jack. Nichols Reddish., ZS-yenc-old
navy veteran lrom Salt Lake
Clly, was timed In 2:39.6 and Jack
Nagel, a logger lrom Skyomlsh,
Wash., was clocked in 3:. Ho
was hftterty disappotated.
Dartd Lawrence. 21 rear - olot
Dartmouth student whose wile.
Andrea, won the women's slant
slalom gold medal Thursday, turn
ed in a slew time ol 2: -.&.. Andrea
met rum at the finish. Una.
Matmen Go
To Medford
The Klamath Falls hlnh school
wrestlers travel to Medlord tomor
row to scrap with the Black Tor
nado matmen in the last dual meet
before the district tournatntri'a
Feb. 22 a act 23.
The unbeaten. PeCa. ho!d an tarti-
season victory ever Mediant
ihe pelicans will go to Bend toe
the district meet, wher two wilj
HualMy lrom each ol the J? weight
classes for Vnt, state tryoiriarrjrnt
Feb, 2S and Match, t. -
Coach Dutch Simons Is tairtae
about- 30 Jboys wiili him tomorrow.
The Klamath muscle boya ar
seeking their liltti straight atata
title.
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