FRIDAY, FKBRUARY 22, 1952
HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OKKOON
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K.
BATTY Manager Tommy
Heath holds a hut with
"mumps" which he hopes
will help Iroost his San
Francisco Seals into the
first division. The inventor
claims it will keep loni;
drives from going foul. If
the ball hits one of inward
curves, strange tricks re
sult. Unknowns
Lead At
Houston
uniiui'nu Th IM Turn i in
Vnnuni iuikmH Dim tin fWVl 1 1 rillKl Ml.
Open OoU Touriminent fiidny but
Him 'ha mim" mi thfl nlav-fnr-
pay circuit were In good position
lO l It KIT 1110 irnu. '
1pU Risrlvnl- nf Purlnlift Til If
hot liimtlcrl 34-84 ThurndRy
over llio whip nnu rum wr(v mw
morUl Pm courw to take a Men-
-4-- I. ...I
Rtilht behind nl 89 wrre Jack
Burkt, Trxiw Ojttn champion, Ivnn
Onvntx, Eldwood, Ind., and Stun
tlnrn. VfAlrn1
Brnckntcd fit 10 were velerftnm
-a unvrr. urinoiu, m., ncy nnn
Jr., Nrw or io in, una jonnny nc
haII ITiinnklnn Til
''...nn m II U.-MC -1lhM tlMf,
....... n.H DnMi M.V .llm
iiumi, uiiiou w(tw, .) .....
rerrier, Bun rrnnclnco, Al Zim
merman, j-orimna. jn mnmi. n
ur..it Dill MarO Ihunti mil'
1Oddle Kemp, Kmu City, nd
llm Ult-iuuii-aie
The Held will be cut to the low
0 pros nd ten lop amateurs alter
Friday s rouna.
Packers
Upended
vinuir LtAur.
W L frt.
Heller 10 o I ooo
Klemalh Pack I S00
UaMulay No. 1 MS
r.i.n Slme .... 8 8 SO
Men's Hand Ixl ry 3 .3.1)
Crater Lake IT; '
T I ... I T .300
DaMolay No. 1 I i .100
l.e.l Nlsht'e Sceree
J. 1 u IVM.n.r No. X M
un Biota 30 Packera 31
Metiers didn't have to move a
muscle last nliiht in lit lead In
the Victory basketball league wen
atretchrd to two iimei over Klam
ath Packing.
Gun 8toro knocked ever the
Packers, 30-31, In the feature lame
en the Falrvtew gym doublehcad
r. Tradea and Industry bumped olf
DeMolay second team, 49-34, In the
other game.
Oun Btore'i Boetlchcr led the
upset with 12 points aa the Packers
aw a 10-6 firm-quarter lead dwin
dle to a 14-32 deficit at halfUme.
Boa e-orea:
OUN IITOBI! U Ml) PAt'KliRS
Bnettrher 11 T S Lowell
rtummcr f F I Qulnowskl
Henry 1 r a Dlion
Mnllrn II O RII.S
Blgby T O Wright
rackara anna -Rarrelt, Overen a. Old
ham. Clark. Crawford.
Til MI) (II) n.MOI.AT t
Moak . T 10 Kenmark
Byrd T T I Klttredae
Kandara la C 7 Me.on
Calhoun a O T Sweek
Houser 8 O 4 Lanum
TAI auha Hnefler n. DeMolay aube
rorttr, llayden 4.
SHUFF STUFF
Suburban beat Tat'a last night
In the only content on the city
shuffleboard agenda, 3-1.
Last night's Mceca-Schuss puck
fuss In the auds circuit (oops I )
shuffleboard league wax post
poned and will be played tonight,
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nii'uoii Tern -cIomps conlerenre
cone pluy teluro llio home folks
In a weekend aeries thut opens to
nlKhl nnullint the Vunport Vikings,
dffviidliiK Oregon CollKl-'c Con
ference clianiplona who hold a
slzcuble lend In the current nice.
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Inuight ii i id the Oil Junior varsity
Hgiiinnt I'ayless Drugs of the city
leal! no tomorrow .nlglit-
'I he Owls are billed for two
more home showings beloic they
luck wv llielr lioOp ko"'. They'll
hot.l Humboldt Blalc Mondiiy uml
Tuesduy niglils, a ujuin tney spin
wlililn a pio-lcugue series.
I'lii
luin Schubert, sliiilllig center,
hi,, m.eii iiiiiMliiu the lu and limy
not be al lull strength tonight. If
the ix-Kliiiiinlh Fulls cuger isn I
reaily to start, Couch Art Ktikliind
sold he would probably open with
cither Dick h'liinlngniii or Wayne
llolzluss. ' . ,
Homer Duncan, sreonu-nigii
scorer In Uic OCX; ininiiy, aim
Jerry Wyult get the lorwuid culls,.
Murv Hammaua anu eu uenc
lln atart at the guard positions.
In Vnnporl, the owls meet a
train that has averaged 'O i in
eight league guinea, seven of which
they've won to lead Oregon col
lege by two guinea..
Not As Good
Oregon Tech -un mutch this
with just a 61.6 average in 10
games.
uui dcicnsiveiy tnc uwis nuiu
the edge. Vauport foes have aver
aged (ii.l while the Owls havo
held cage opponents to a 68.2
average.
Coach ArDa Ager nas live Doys
who can wax torrid in the shoot
ing department. Benson leaders
arc Paul Hoelsch and Norm Hu
bert. But In last weekends scries
In Portland when Vanporl slapped
Orelech out of title contention wltn
two wins, It was Jim Btrader and
Don MacLesn who led the scoring.
Liberty
Sues 13
Clubs
CHICAOO Baseball's broad
cast difficulties were further en
tangled Friday as the result of a
t -.000.000 aull By a Dig ramo net
work against 13 Major League
clubs, their league presidents and
commissioner
, The. iWBerly , Broadousttng ays.
tern, filed the suit Thursday In VS.
District court here. Liberty charg
ed violation of the Sherman and
Clayton anti-trust laws and a "con
tinuing conspiracy to monopolize
and restrain competition In broad
casting and recreating play-by-play
accounts of professional baseball
games."
The suit said the Liberty net
work had been .frozen out of the 13
Major League ball parks although
It had offered more money than
other bidders for broadcast rights.
As a result, the aull aald. Liberty
has had to cancel plana for Its
game-ol-the-dsy Broadcasts lor 1832
and has lost four, million dollars.
It asked, triple damages totaling
113,000,000.
Yillemain,
Nardico Even
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Fin., was rated even money against
stout-hearted Robert Villemain of.
France for their 10 rounder In Mad
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FIGHTS FLU Tom Schubert will start at center fox Ore
gon Tech tonight on the mile-high court if he whips the flu.
The ex -Pelican eager has been battling the bug this week
but may be ready to go against the OCC-lcading Vanport
Vikings.
Cage Berths Dwindle;
3 Accept NIT Spots
By The Associated Press
Day by dnv the berths lor the ,
major, post-season collegiate bas-
ketbsll tournaments the NCAA
and the National Invitation are
being filled.
Dayton, Holy Cross and Bcton
Hall Thursday accepted bids lo
the NIT while West Texas virtually
clinched a berth in the NCAA.
That makes six teams in the
NIT. with six still to be named.
Duoiicsne. Bt. John's and St.
Bonaventurc had accepted earlier
bids to the NIT.
Kentucky. St. Louis and now
West Texas i practically i are In
the NCAA with 13 teams still to
be tapped.
west Texas whipped Arizona i
State Tempe 7ft-M to clinch a tie
for the Border Conference crown. I
The conference winner automatic
ally qualifies for the NCAA.
Holy Cross celebrated Its NIT ac
ceptance by drubbing Dnrtmouth.
, :
Pdyfess
Keeps Lead j
Paylesg Drugs kept a slim hall ,
game lead over Ricky.i In the city
league last night but It was a :
close call.
The Drug five nipped the re
surgent Herald and News team, i
62-60. while Rickys was downing j
tmrci-piace nuiiop uaie oy a du-42
count.
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Bt. John's made it 11 straight by
whipping Cincinnati, 76-64, In half
of a twin bill at Madison Square
Garden. Manhattan upset NYU, 74
66 In overtime In the other tilt.
Kentucky, the NCAA champs and
No. 1 team In the AP poll, finished
Its home season by licking Van
derbllt, 75-45, to make it 23-2 for
the year. It was Kentucky's 110th
consecutive home floor victory.
In other games Duke won its 10th
straight by downing Wake Forest,
87-63: Utah State sank Denver, 82
63 and San Francisco beat St.
Mary's (Calif.) 56-46.
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Americans Second to Austria
In Olympic Ski
By HON DOANK
OBI.O if) Austria won the un
official Alpine ski championship of
the Olyrnpc games as expected.
The United states look second-
as few expected.
Italy ranked third, Norway 4th,
Germany 5lh, Switzerland 6th.
Sweden 7th and France 8th. No
other country scored.
The surprises in ths list are
America's strong performance and
the weak showing of France.
The French used to virtually rule
Alpine skiing, which consists of
slalom, downhill and giant slalom
races, while America was Just an
also ran.
But America suddenly has grown
strong and France has declined
Its former stars aging and no young
ones appearing to take their plac
es. Austria, always potent on skis,
was so obviously strong this year
that forecasters said It would be
Bulldogs
Upset
Yrekans
DORRIS The Butte Valley Bull
dogs beat Yreka for the first time
In 13 years last night by a 48-39
count.
It marked the llrst Northern Cal
ifornia league win lor the Bulldogs.
Ed Vlets led the Dorrls five with
15 points while Yreka's Rlgglns
potted 12.
The Butte Valley Bees didn't lare
as well. Yreka won 60-45 to knock
the Dorrls B team Into second
place In the standings.
Merle Kenaston scored 16 lor
Dorrls, while Yrekas Hodgens
paced the winners with 23.
Braves Open
Spring Grind
BRADENTON Fla. Manager
Tommy Holmes had 10 pitchers.
lour catchers, six imieiders and
four outfielders on hand Friday
to open the Boston Braves spring
practice season.
Holmes has elven Leftv Warren
Spahn permission to miss the first
day's workout and Gene Conley,
the slx-Ioot-etght Hurler from Rich
land, Wash., has notified club of
ficials he will be late reporting be
cause of illness In hs famly.
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Tonight
Competition
"Austria against the rest of the
world" In the Olympic games. No
other country hss so many great
skiers, tney sain and Olympic
eventa proved them right.
mm
Several Austrlans placed high n
every race, and Austria alone
scored one third of the total ponts
awarded In the Alpine skiing.
Thanks to Its 19-year old wonder
girl, Andrea Mead Lawrence of
Rutland, Vt., America wan expect
ed to do better this year than ever
belore In Olympic sking.
Mrs. Lawrence came through as
few expected her to get so much
scoring help from other Americans.
Fifth
Katy Rodolph of Hayden, Colo.,
Imogene Opton of North Conway,
N. H., and William Beck of King
ston, R. I., each chipped In with
a fifth place.
Brooks Dodge of Gorham, N. H.,
tied for a sixth place.
None of these American point
winners Is older than 22. That's a
happy augury for the United Stales
in the next Olympics.
Ogdahl Gets
Grid Post
PORTLAND OP) Ted Ogdahl
former Willamette University foot
ball star who has won two state
championships as coach at Grant
High School here, Thursday was
named head coach at Willamette.
Ogdahl succeeds Chester Stack-
house, who resigned effective in
June.
Ogdahl, an all-Northwest Confer
ence halfback In 1940-41-42, has
been coach at Grant high for four
years. His teams have won 37
games, lost three and tied three.
Robert C. Notson, chairman of
the Willamette Athletic Board, In
announcing Ogdahl's appointment
Thursday, said John Lewis, Wil
lamette basketball coach, also will
become the school's athletic director.
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LOS ANGELES Wl California's
basketball team, pace setters In
the close Southern Division fight
in the Pacific Coast Conference.
hope to break a three-year Jinx on
tne nome court of UCLA Friday
night.
The Bears have not beaten UCLA
on Its home court since 1948.
The series here, with Southern
California tanging at Palo Alta
with Stanford, could go a long way
toward deciding the division cham-
ponshin.
California holds a one-game lead
In the race, wth a record of five
wins and three defeats. UCLA and
Southern California have 4-4 rec
ords, and Stanford 3-5.
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