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HERAlJ) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAT,IS, OREGON
PACE NINE
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PAUL McCALL
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Big Year
Seen For
Pelicans
Dr rwu III III)
Trll n FoohavU Coach Hub Hen-
Vrnhnlt ln't in Iho market lur
crying towels.
He lion no nerd for them.
teaaon the Klemeth Union
tilth Bchnol irlrtdere were drll
Iheir lumpa In one of the mont
fliARatrous eeeaona in the echool'j
bLiory.
They finished with n unflowiy
record of 3 61. That mean two
wins on an eiuhl'Keme achedule
live louea and one tie.
On paper at leant. II ahnuldn'l
ba a touch Chora for the Bit fled
and While pisakln machine to Im
prove on timv mark considerably.
llenderhou and nrw ..lMniH
Paul McCall will have the welcome
mat out for nine leuermrafiv
backs and four linemen come
achool-oprnlna time.
The backs Include Kenny Younii
who ahowa uromlM ol being one tf
the Maie'a bent running backs, lie
the only Pelican lant year who
could gam with uiy con.n:.iency
lor Klomath Falla in ball-totlng
a.-.' Iiinmcntn.
' oiher' Imckfleld relurnfM"" are
(jroriid Maakell, Dick Lui'rtilcn,
Crl Oihuore and lieorire Hamon.
The linemen are Dous Campbell,
M.li'iew Del Fattl, Jack llorton
and Vernon Pryor.
Ilendeialiotl aid recently he
may return tn the alraiRhl "T
formation without variation
and a balanced Una.
The addition of MrCall to the
coaching elaif la expected to help.
MeCall. well achooled In backfleid
duties, will probably major In that
deparlment.
McCall. better known for aleer
Ins: the Pellcana to two straight
state basketball tournaments, takes
the place of Dutch French, who
quit coaching to devote full time
to hla multiple duties aa Ihe acbool'a
dean.
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CAL GILMORE ! PAUL MANCHESTER tlMwii fcrVl...,.,.- t.,MA't;
improvement will help I ... Owl catcher MATT DEL FATTI .
j t t moving him a chore . , '. '
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T,r a BUDGET PLANNED! 0)
V a-.ill0 Hordys hos assembled three budget
group of school wear to help you
! u7 plan Back-to-School buying. Check Pf'"',; l
-A . VWli nese suggestions for your boy. ! ' f?,-Si(
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v . Suggested Wardrobe No. 1 Njjfc
Xrwiivir Towne & King Sweater 10.95 t-ip1" I
SiSW . English Brogues 15.95 I IVV7 I
Uy-:' Rough Rider Cords 6.95 V -"' , .
KW? i White Stag Jackets 10.95 W"' '
llm-'! $ ; 2 Pair Arygle Socks 5.20 4 JtAiUH I
) ' ' J 1 i'!! '' " Fovorite poplin jacket on B
n iV ' ' ! comPus' Water repel- H
fi:'l psif'- Total" 50.00 l-nt. Colors: natural and I
,?'';' t Ai; ;1 M navy blue. Zipper pockets . B
mJi, T .' J , 2 & "" " IUI1 aaaa j and front. Sizes 36 to 46. G
fP-lr . . r-' 10,95
'fur t Suggested Wardrobe No. 2
j Lord Jeff Sweater .6.95 J'V-V
if Suede JaC,tet 19'95
fESSl r Saddle Oxfords 10.95 MS
7TTt7C 3 3 Pair Aravle Socks 2.17 xZl. I
DICK LUNDSTEN
runt with oomph
Date
Sept. 13
Sept. 19
Sept. 20
Oct. 3
Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Oct. 24
Oct. 31
Nov. 11
KUHS SCHEDULE
Opponent Site
VERNON PRYOR
. . veteran lineman
V
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C'.raitt (I'orlland)
Koselnirg
Hcdding
Kuene
Aslilnnrl
Mcdfonl
Open
Gran Is Pass
Klamath Kalis
Roseburg
Redding
Klamath Kails
Klamath Kails
Mcdford
Klamath Kails
DOUG PENCE
. . . quarterback candidate
Nov. 11 Rend
(Rend game may be Nov. 7 depending on state playoffs)
ATTENDANCE SOARS
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. 11
Home attendance by the Colora
do Springs Sky Sox of the Class
t A Western League aeema certain
do triple the cily'a population and
then aome. Through June JO. tne
club, representing a city of 45,412,
had drawn B4.960 paid admissions.
A crowd of 6.620. biggest baseball
throng In the history of the Pike's
Peak region, turned out for the
Denver-81cy8ox doubleheader
June 29.
OTI Schedule
S.pt. 13
Humboldt there
S.pt. 19
Eanta Rosa there
Sept. 26
Contra Costa here
Oct. 4
Vanport here
Oct. 11
Open J
Oct. 17
Weber there
, Oct. 25
SOCE here
Nov. 1
Boise here .
Nov. 8
OCE there
Nov. 15
EOCE there
Nov. 22
Lower Columbia here
A RECORD BETTER
MOROANTOWN, West Va. Wl
Larry Hunt, the Southern Confer
ence ahotput and discus champion,
get a Weat Virginia ahotput record
alx times In 11 Intercollegiate meets
His most recent mark was 49 feet,
7 Mi Inohes. Hunt also Is the Moun
taineers' discus record holder with
149 feet, six inches. Larry still has
nne season of athletic competition
remaining,
The New York Olnnls were the
last team In either Iraguo Mils
Feasnn to suffer a shutout. Cliff
Chambers of the Cards did the Job
on Mnv 22. The score was 3-0.
Dry rot causes more trouble In
boats used In fresh water than In
anil water. Sports Afield
SHAW STATIONERY it
729 Main St.
Phone 2-2586
HEADQUARTERS
for SCHOOL SUPPLIES
"Easy Reading Makes Better Grades"
Portable Typewriters
Underwood Royal Corona
Fin
ZIPPER BINDERS
Genuine Leather
Split Leather
Airplane Cloth
Zipper Binders
Pen and Pencil Sett
Over $5.00
MONOGRAMMED
In Gold Without Charqe
FOUNTAIN PEN
and PENCIL SETS
SHEAFFER
PARKER
ESTERBROOK
ATTENTION
PARENT5I
Required School Supply
for ALL Grodoi . ; '
, thru 8th . "ow
' available!
AVOID THE RUSH
DICTIONARIES
DESK LAMPS
SCHOOL BAGS
ART SUPPLIES
"Headquarters
for Work Books
and High School
Text Books"
Topi for rugged weor! Fa
vorites where quality counts.
Made of genuine Gock
meyer corduroy with nylon
stitched strain points. Rough
Rider calls 'em "cream
colored," the boys call 'em
"white." Sixes 28 and up.
Total 44.00
6.95
I ySSkv I! Total
Suggested Wardrobe No. 3
Skipper Gaucho T-Shirt 2.95
Levis (all sizes) 3.75
Suede Oxfords (navy blue) 10.95
Lord Jeff Sweater 6.95
1 White Stag Jacket 10.95
.35.55
SWEATERS
Towne & King end Lord
Jeff . . . tops the country
over! Soft fabrics and bril
liant colors make the femi
nine set take notice of "Mr.
Sweater." Sizes 36 ta 46.
LORD JEFF . . . .
TOWNE I KING . .
ARGYLE
6.95
. 10.95
SOCKS
ENGLISH BROGUES!
15
95
Genuine "Made in England"
Brogues. Scottish zug uppers,
heavy leather soles with set-in
heel plates. Leather takes ex
cellent dye to dark cordovan.
Sizes 6 to 12.
You can buy these famous
Interwoven and Esquire
socks with complete confi
dence. Clpar cut, smart
colors. Sizes lO'j to 13.
100
and up
V at
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STOREFfR MEN,
820 Moin
Phone 6778
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FOR REAL BOYS
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