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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1952)
PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, AlKiUST fl, 111.72 -f: ffw-M, V-i . tackle bulwark ALVIN PECKA : ". ' X 'I l JIM MelNTOSH ' ... Hard-hitting fullback ' ' Owls Look 'Loaded' By RED HUKD ' Last season Oregon Tech -"became of age" footballicaUy and bad grid customers talking in terms oi past-season Bow! games. They finished with a 6-3 record a room-for-improvement mark but it's the way they finished that counted. After dropping 6-19 and 6-U de cisions to Oregon College (Mon mouth) and Boise Junior College in games that ringsiders said could have "gone either way," the Owls went to work. In succession came a M-0 clob bering of Centralis JC, a 27-7 win over Vanport, a 41-14 win over Weber College of Utah, probably their best performance of the year, and a season-ending 73-0 romp over Eastern Oregon College in which the Owls were trying field goals in the waning moments from ridi culous angles and distances to hold down the score. This year should be even better, despite the crocodile tears stream ing from the eyes of Grid Bosses Rex Hunsaker and Art Kirkland. Because not only will just three or four of last season's roster be missing, but there'll be a flock of newcomers on deck with bright high school reputations. Don Foreman, razzle-dazzle half back from Portland, will be back. Foreman was touted last year by many as a Little All-American can didate. The swift-moving Negro lad has bad covetous glances cast his way from Pacific Coast Conference schools. It would take more space than your writer has been given to list all the returning lettermen. Suffice it to say, the problem confronting Head Coach Hun saker and Assistant Kirkland is where they'll use all the pigskin talent. The Owls have an ambitious 10 game schedule slated with one open date they're trying to fill. The early dope sheet points up Oregon Tech's best season and topirawer football entertainment for its growing rank of fans. ask fi- .!: y"f 7 i a iff a t, S''i f . f 'v, Li ; -ij '-HI , he carries glue DICK FLANINGAM f ft k It I iS . . . bur not breakable ' .Si w vis, KEN GLASS 1 t. 1 mm fm m&H mil ium MM &yrt M4'& BOB HENKLE another tackle returnee if.' '''A! JACK BROWN i he throwi 'em Boxer Ciiurk Splcser, Mlchlunn State's llRht'hcAvyweliiht Olympic rrpre.nentntlve, lo.it only one bout during his collegiate career. Red 8rhwndipnst of the St. Louis Cnrdlunls holrin the Nnliunal Leaiiue record for consecutive er rorless game bv xrcnnd bnsciurn (571. Hp did It In I960. I The Lake Cup Mntrhe, laM con tested betwern prnlesnloiml golferi from the U.S. and Australia in iu;n. will be renewed In Australia In October. Ornriv llalton of the Clnrlnnatl Reds never played In the minor IrnKUen. He came dlrrctlv to lb Deri after hla Army dlmhariie In lIHfi. The trotting hnr Fred Hanover wan unraced two-year-old and won 11 atratuht at a three-year-old lant year. There Is no accounting for- horsps' names. A horte In Auntralle was called NPUranlhPiilpppiulrlee-terlro. ' DON FOREMAN , Owli' carburetor I : REX HUNSAKER . . . why the tears? ir--t They'll Guide OTI Grid Machine ART KIRKLAND . estistant . . majors in sock FLOYD PRINZ r m '.VBi ' LASRY JETER . eyes second year I I10 H Vt LEN GENETIN . , Oretech Scooter SEE -r I TEXT VOIGHT'S . , . complete line of mm We carry the famous Sheoffer and Parker Pen Sets i wu-.ng.i HWifiinn Here's Just A Simple of Our Complete School Supplies COMPOSITION BOOKS TURING BOOKS ZIPPER BINDERS FILLER PAPERS PENCILS (All Grades) SLIDE RULES , DRAWING SETS i i PENCIL SHARPENERS Voinht's OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY ' "Our New Loeotlon" 2 Main Phone 7411 BACK TO SCHOOL mill uitoai fiMH Complete miorlmenl of school point styles. tmpliti hi 2M M Special School offer. ..this III 'Hunt' I l.ll Point Mi ill I J Pencil it M l H Vhll MM MM U It Th.y UKIff ff Lo.t! OJ V J W1 Ckoicc -ov ccKool I mi. Day's College Cords GAUCHO Sport Shirts Cotton icrscy by Skipper in a host of popular -colon. Terry cloth irylei by "Mr. Ease" in black, navy, tur quoise, maize, (lame, pow der blue and beiqe. SKIPPERS MR. EASE 2.9S 3.95 Jo eke if 1 mM1 Sixths J The Wert's loroeit C-' HJ Jellng Trouiers ; (Qf'' SHORTS Tailored to fit underwear! -Heat resistant rubber waist band lasti 40 lonqor than other leadinq brands. 1.20 Candy Stripe Rsycni . 1 .SO A compus tradition! With exclusive leather stay pockets. Now with nylon added at all train points, too. ,. 6 95 ENGLISH BROGUES Genuine Enqlish made bro quei. Touqh double leather soles sot-in heel plates. Scot tish zuq uppers with storm welt. Leather lined vamp. 15 95 WoolArgyles Handsome patterni by In terwoven. All new Aus trian wool. Shrink rosistont. Sizes 10'a to 13. 2.95 , Cptton Argylei 1,00 LEVIS always in stock! 826 Main "' : Phone 5471
