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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1952)
PAGE TEN .tERAt.n AND NEWS. KT.AMATtt KM.t.S. OnttflON mm mm msm i if V - ulna 1 STRATEGY AT WORK Coach Rex Hunsaker (right) and Quarterback Jack Brown iron out some last-minute plans as the Oreqon Tech Owls taper off drills in preparation for the in- Jcks' P?'"15 vasion of Eureka, Calif., Saturday night and a clash with Humboldt State Lumberjacks. Owls Gird For HSC Opener Five Oregon Tech foolball play ers were added to the casualty list this week although none ol the injuries are considered serious enough to keep them out ot action in Saturday night's opener against Humboldt State as the Owls be gin to taper off for the first o( a tuff 10-gaine campaign. The five are in addition to Dean Weekley, who broke his ankle the second day of practice and will be on the sidelines tor several weeks. Don Mcintosh, defensive end, and Larry Jeter, linebacker and re serve fullback, suffered slight head concussions; George Clark, right halfback, is nursing a foot injury; Odie Canada, speedy back from Portland's Washington High, has a bruised shoulder; guard Floyd Prints is favoring a pulled groin muscle. Coach Rex Hunsaker said yester day that, barring aggravations to the injuries, all should be ready when the Owls face the Lumber. Jacks in Eureka's Albee Stadium. Last year Humboldt State, coached by Phil Sarboe, ex-Wash- lngton State football great, spoiled Oretech's ODeninc nicht with a 19- 13 victory, principally via the air LORINO MISSES NO. 24 By The Associated Pre The Western liuci mulonal League's losinitcst pitcher broke his own league record tor loses Tuesday niiihl, while the loop's No. 1 hurler was turned back in a bid for his '.Mill win. Frank Dasso, the Wemitchee Chiefs' hmdliick hiuier, took his :'Mh detent as the lust wince Chiefs boned 2-1 in 11 limlntis to n)em. Dasso walked in the win ning runs, issuing passes to Ail Thrasher and Gene Tanselll to force In Jim Deyo. M1KM1 It RKCOKIt Bob Drilling set the former league reeoitt for losses with 'Z In 1948. It was lopped by Dasso last week. At Victoria, southpaw Ben Tori no tried for his J4ih win but was bested 5-3 by the Lewiston Broncs. It evened the windup series nt Victoria at a game apiece. The Tvccs clinched the lencue pen nant by downing Lewiston m the series opener Monday night. SHUTOl'T In other league action. Bob Orecmvood pitched Til-City to a tni'ee-liil 8 0 shutout over the Yaki ma Bears, at Kennewick. and Van couver shaded Spokane 2-1. The latter came was the short est of the season at Vacnouver. It was completed in an hour and 40 minutes. I Ily The Auocialed rre WKPNKSDAY 1 UISCIS AMKKK'AN LKAWU New York Cleveland Chicago ltostou Washington ! Philadelphia .si. Louis Detroit Pel. .6110 .Mi ,6'JU ,J(I Mi .Ml .410 p tiw, twftt g wo v v ''' ' ' ' -' ' - ' ' - '- ' ... . .-t-- ..- California Favored So Pappy is Unhappy Oretech's opening night with a 19- in a dauline first-half passing at tack that netted all the Lumber- The Owls went to work in the second half but couldn't catch up. Hunsaker yesterday named a tentative starting line-up that will nave a complete letterman oacs field Quarterback Jack Brown. Halfbacks Don Foreman and Harry Thompson and Fullback Jim Mc intosh. Bill McLain. a guard from Am sterdam, O., will be the only non- letterman on the starting eleven It Hunsaker hangs tough with the of fensive machine he named yester day. Dick Fianlngam ana Cecil spen cer would be at the end spots, Charlie Wagner and Leroy Wilding tackles. Prints would work with McLain at guard, ana Kaipn vie would get the opening call at center. By BOB MYERS I LOS ANGELES Ifl California. TJCLA, Southern California and Washington State College dom inate Jootball hopes in the Pacific Coast Conference this year, and the first three weeks of the season doubtless will provide the anwer to many questions. California, despite the objections and pleadings of its judicious coach, Mr. Pappy Waldorf, has been generally picked as the team to beat. Mr. Waldorf has his points. He lost an AU-America linebacker, Les Richter; an All-conference center, Charley Harris and the two teams which gave his Golden Bears a licking last year, UCLA and Southern Cal, are coming back potentially stronger. The deciding vole on the Cali fornia matter may have been cast by the schedule-makers. The Bears' program looks the best. UCLA, Washington State and use mav be either beaten up or beaten out by the time they meet the Bears. The Waldorf athletes start off with a light slate, and don't hit the strong stuff until the latter staces. That is. unless you con- ider College of the Pacific, Mi- sour!, Minnesota, uregon a h u Santa Clara real gridiron block busters. TOUGH Coach Eed Sanders' UCLA Bru ins, who socked the Bears 31-7 Stranahan Fires 70 CHICAGO liB While other en trants struggled to break'par in a 38 - hole qualifying test. Defend ing Champion Frank Stranahan breezed around Exmoor's exacting course at ease and definitely is tabbed the man to beat in the 50th jubilee of the Western Amateur Golf Tournament. Thirty-two match play twosomes teed off Wednesday. Stranahan, seeking his fourth Western crown, was exempted from qualifying. But he played along with the record field of 23 Tuesday and carded a one under par 70. Medalist honors were split be tween Don Cherry, the record-cutting crooner from New York who v,as a semi-finalist In the recent National Amateur, at Seattle, and Jack Coyle, bespectacled former collegiate star from L. s. u. These two sped around Exmoor's compact acres in 141, one under par. last fall, will have collided, in order, with Oregon, Texas Chris tian, Washington, Rice, Stanford and Wisconsin before playing the .Bears at ueraeiey. The sanaersmen might well be picked over California but for this schedule. It won't take long to decide the fate of Southern California and Washington State, and their title chances. They open the season here Friday night, Sept. 19. Coach Jess Hill's Trojans en gage Northwestern here the next week, and then have it compara tively light until they meet Cal Oct. 25. DREAMS Washington State, dreaming of a team to match its championship aggregation ol long ago 1931, goes into a series tnat lnciuaes Stan ford. Baylor and Ohio State before taking on California Nov. 15. Non-conierence defeats do not figure in the conference standings or Rose Bowl prospects. But personal contact with the likes of Wisconsin, Rice, Ohio State, Northwestern or TCU can result in extreme damage to per sonnel. And squads such as manned by Sanders, Hill and Al Kircher at WSC cannot absorb damage to personnel as well as can tne estimable Pappy Waldorf. The other conference represen tatives, Stanford, Washington. Ore gon, Oregon State and Idaho, do not iigure in tne title reckoning. UPSET Either or all, however, can be counted on to fashion an upset along the line. Washington State's single wing machine is back, practically Intact. Forest Evashevski has gone to Iowa to coach, but Kircher, who helped Evie build the team, Is on deck. He has the most experienced squaa on the coast, Including a passing combination of Bob Burt hart, the thrower; Ed Barker, who set two pass catching national records last year, and Don Steln- Brunner, another end any team would want. IS Vie iC -WY0UR. J?YI-lOII y-;;'-.?v riroixne ft r-- a. n J I k. mi I I UNDERWOOD' Phots Irrt. 211 Unrfarwotirf Sld'f. Mi.na 411? y IS EQUIPMENT MAN Greqq Travis, 5, wouldn't trade his job for anybody's. The little fellow carries Rocky Marci ano's equipment to the ring at Grossinqer, N. Y. The Brockton Block Buster fights Jersey Joe Walcott for the world heavyweight champion ship at Philadelphia's Munici pal Stadium Sept. 23. MM ZJ OIL CIRCULATING KEATER$E jj fulfil CLEAN, WARM HEAT AT LOW COST PEYTON & Company A complete line of oil ond wood-burning hooters 835 Market Street Klamath Falls, Ore, Tuesday' Iteaulu St. Louis 6 New York 4 Cleveland 6 Philadelphia. 1 (.'hk-UKO 3-3 Wnhtiikton 3-3 (first Kiune l'J InntniiM Detroit 4 Boston 3 rll Innings) NATIONAL l.KAC.l'r: W 1. Pet. Brooklvn no W) .twa New York M M ,W3 si. Louis KU 51 -SIM Philadelphia 14 (S3 ,M0 Chicago M I' Cincinnati 'l n Boston I'D 11 :!" Pittsburgh 3! 101 .378 Tuesday' Chicago 1 Brooklyn 1 New York It Pittsburgh St. Louis 1 Philadelphia 4 Boston 1-0 Cincinnati 0-3 PACIFIC COAST I. LAG IT W L Pet, ... ..I.J.....g.;.A-j, Hollywood Oakland Scullle San Diego Portland Los Aimeles San Fruncsco Siicramento Tuesday Oakland 6-10. Sacramento 4-5 Portland 4-13. San i-runcisoo j Sim Diego 8. Los Angeles 3 Hollywood 1, Seattle 0. IN TRIM Don McAuliffe, captain and halfback, gets the feel of the turf keeping in trim for the upcoming campaign by manicuring Michigan State's Maeklin Field. Cloake Hits 50 103 M 86 K H4 19 11 01 105 Results .618 .518 .615 .513 .606 .416 AM .301 Western International Leacue W L Pet, Victoria 1 Snokaue "8 Vancouver 11 Biilem II Yakima 9 Lewiston Trl-Cltv . M Wenatchee 51 Tuesday' Reaulls Lewiston 5 Victoria 3 Trl-Cltv 8 Yakima 0 Salem 3 Wenatchee 1 (11 Innings) Vancouver 3 Spokane 1 53 3 66 15 11 80 17 .633 .681 .518 .486 .413 .463 .450 .390 Gregory To Speak Tonight L. It. armory, velemii Ormuii Ian sports editor and ono of thr loromuNt bH.spbiill ntitlioridrn In ilia liiiui, occtmioH renter nIuuc to- iHuhl m tlm Armory when the KliuniMh Mills im-iranou tlrpnil iiioiu holds Us flrttt nnnuul iiwnrtii( acnnlou, PVattvitlrs del uiulrrwny nt n o'clock ud will piuLitihly wind up with iriiolmionU nboul 9:30, Utr nuthor ol the fmuoufi "tlrrit Closnip" tiporta cohinin will bo thr nut in epeukrr and aI.o ui't the Job of hmutinn out trophlra to tuptnm of chnmplonMilp Klnmnlli Knl .soil bit II mid bi.sc bull tennis. City UcciPulion Dlieclur Hob Honney Is Hkiuit CRptAlnn to round up n.s ninny pUyrrs us poaslbl to uitend the o.h&ioii. Softbttlt pUyei'H from th Men' and Women a lemjucs, the Ten Wen and MulitcL Irauuea, and bu.se bull players In th American Iaton and Junior bn.scbBll Ipatiues are al) scheduled to be on deck. Bonnoy will rl"R Up the curtain, then turn the program over to Slate Senator Phil Hitchcock, who also sponsors a team in the Pec Wee League. 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Five years ago The Dodgers maintained a 4 'i game edge in the National Leamie by defeating the Cubs, 5-1. while the Cardinals also were winning. Ten years bko Frlttie Zlvic won a 10-round decision over Welt-er-wclRht Champion Freddie Coch rane in a non-title bout In New York. Twenty yenrs ago Ellsworth Vines defeated Henri Cochct to win the National Tennis Championship. KEG LOOP FULL UP Tile Commercial Bowling League was filled up in Jig-lime in tin organizational meeting at the new bowling center last week and Hal Hotrock was named Its new presi dent, Olher officers named were l.uncly Clinton, vice president, and Morris i Anderson, secretary-treasurer. ! Ten teams will form the league when the new bowling plant opens "on or about Oct. 15 ". The teams are Orlggs, Nesullt Orange, Calhoun's, Baraboo Elec tric. Suburban Fire Department. Oretech Faculty, OTI, Weyer haeuser Lumber Co., Carl's Meat Market and VFW. Classic League To Organize The Classic Bowling League will organize tonight at g o'clock at the new bowling center, 8o. Sixth and Arthur, the third kegllng circuit getting ready for the opening of the new bowling plant. The Commercial League signed 10 teams last week; the Automo tive League held Ita organizational meeting last night. Bowlers who competed In the Classlo League last season and all new bowlers interested In Joining the league are urged to attend. GO PLACES WITH THE BAND! Instruments Are Available On Rontal-Purchaie Plon ONLY $6 A Month " with Full Crodit Towards Purchoie! 1 'K A Trumpets Cornets Trombones Clarinets Saxophones-Flutes, etc. PARENTS! Remomber your children's lenoni ore free at school. Phona or drop in for complete information. Dephy's Hmic Co. 120 No. 7th Phone 431 RUri rRwtm.r1 r-lnqlrs .V.n shooting service station owner, posted a perfect score last Sun day In the Klamath Gun Club's wcc.iy LrapflDOt at WOCUS. Cloakes 50x50 score came In the lS-varri pvpnt onrf .h.sj Vern Moore with a 49. Bill Davis fired a 45x50, best In the handicap division. Sunday'! resulta: is llitr-p .... AO xin 4ri 41 47 4A 4' XZI Bud Clnitke Vera Moore Bill Davi. J. M. Adftrnn C. J. Martin H M 6n.UI. . G. M. urant 4,5 R. D. Branaman ..J .1 Larry Brie . . 4. H. E. Hanger ' " X24 xa G. D. Maa.ey 3q x-ihot JJ tarBBli only. GAME GETS L'NFRIENDLY DENVER im Two oldsters were playing a "friendly" game of snoo- i ker In a local billiard parlor. The I 80-year-old player objected when a uppuiiein wamea to lilt botn feet Off thp flnnr In malrn a rllffl. cult side pocket shot. The "young. er man, agea 11, assauitea mm with a pool cue. The older man mao tolpon In 4V. In.nl,nl ..rill n..,n bruises, shock and possible skull injuries. CLEARANCE New and Used SEWING MACHINES 2 New Home Cab. 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