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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1952)
1HIDAY, 'SKIT. 20, 1052 HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PARE NINE 1 I TIME OUT! , OHIDIIY 'rv ' f TV ids Contra Irak loir IPunch Ag Costa Comets ainst il RAH UUIIUUgilUIL Murray Wants Ring Rematch LOS ANGELES W Boxing pro moter Jimmy Murray will bid (or Ihe heavyweight title rematch be tween Rofkv Marclano mud Jer sey Joe Walcott. He plana to land the fight lor San Francisco. Murray said he would stage the bout In Kezar Stadium around Washington's Birthday. The dap- More Sports Pages 10, 11 nj Ban Vrllvilnn - flrltiA nrn. imoter said he will present mora details within a few dayi to Jim jNorrls, International Boxing Club I head. The I BO controls Walcott and the new champ. Invaders Favored In OTI First Home Tiff Uoli, liiiiiti our lirnl ime o( ' the jrr M to 0 urr ipolU our , ;, Nrnkiiu of nn ilrfcuU!" Merrill Hosts SH tonight Merrill hosts Kin-red Heart In night In the Hist Kliinmtli County leame runnier lur both teams while Mnllii and Cliilonuln lluht to morrow alieinonn for the nuhl I" lfr all alnne at leant temporarily on lop the football liran. ' That's Die league agenda lor the C'lam H football fnmlly. although Henlev kreos Its third date, Its ronl kinu's-X game, agnlnnl Itiigue lllver on the Homes' grid Iron tonight at o'clock, Bonanza It Idle. Malln and Chllixiuiii. both hold ing victories In opening league as signment, tangle nn the latlrrs' field 3 p.m. Kaiuidny, ItOUTS Mnlln belled Henley, JO 0. and (.'hlloqum ran roimh-diod over Bo nanza, 41-0, In Ion week's leamie t.neneri. Merrill beat Tuletnke. 31-13. and Sacred Heart lost to the Klamath Unum lliuu WiKiintK, lu-u, in mime that were out of rnnlerenre. Hav Itailer'a Huskies will prob ably he slightly favored over Hac red Heart tnnlitht. although Tro ll' Coa'h Jim Sours Is looking tor an Improved team thai was hot (lightly with stage . fright annum we Wllm-sn. Allhouirh an outstanding guard, flary TtilH was moved by Houra lnu the fullback spot to have soinr cine .op. hand wlih lrsight-ahf ad power, .HALFBACKS I Jack lleldcrer and Wayne, Neil Vert work at the hllbclr posts. Phil Collins at uuarterbark. End are Bill Snider and Tom Mulvev, tackles Dim Wlckline and .Inn Mulvev. Hob Axel and Louis I'.iown gel Ihe gusrd calls, while Cult Smith holds down the pivot ""it'uliir will likely open wlih Knda l ee Winters and Dale Mcculloch, Tackli. H'll Hill "l H,v M11 on. Cllmrila Dahnv Harry and Jack Heiiilru-ksnn. Center Kd MrOul lough or Bernle Anderon. Quarter back Jolui O'Nell. llnllbac-ka Lerny .lohui.nn and Jerrv Wollram and Fullback Oon lleaton or Oary Wal lers. Savitt Reaches PC Semis BERKELEY. Calif. Ifl Dick Savitt. Ihe nation's second rank ing amateur, sained Ihe seml-fl- nals of the 6.1 id annual Pacific Coast Tennis championships after a shaky start. He put up a brilliant back court exhibition lo eliminate seventh seeded Harry Llkns. of San Fran cisco, 4-1,-11-9, ii-3. 6-3, In a quar terllnal match Thursday. Two unseeded players, Conway Cation, rthimrim. Cnlll., and Ullif Mayncj Berkeley, battle Friday j tor a spot In the semi-finals lo be played Saturday. Catton. nulled a mild upset when he downed fifth seeded Noel Drown. Ran Diego. 8-6. 8-6. Mayne earlier scored the unset of the 'tourney bv eliminating Philadel phia's Vic Selxas, ranked No. 1 naltnnnllV . Herb, Flam of itos Angeles also earned a berth In the semi-finals with a 6-0. 6-0. 6-3, win over Fred 1 Haglst of Sacramento, Cnlll. Flam Is seeded fourth. ) Br It til lllltl) Oregon Tech'f gild machine which pre-teaMiii ballyhoo had linik lug touchdowns on a priKliii lloii-bell basin will trv lo push Die right button tonight op Modoi- l-'lcld In Its llrnl home sliind of the 1U'i3 r.eaf.on. Kick. ill lime Is 8 o'clock aiiiiln.il Hie hluhlv. rated invaders Irom lllclimond, (,'n III , Ihe Wen Contra Co'.la Junior College Comets. Thus lar this scuhoii-Iii two road c-nnlests the Gretcch pigskin ma chine has shown some semblance nt power and flnesre between the .'A-years lines, but have mails like an overworked Model T within sinking distance ol six-point ter ritory. In those two gullies, the Owlles have scored lu:t one touchdown, Comets ' TOP RIDER FOR GULFSTREAM HALLANDALE, Flo. lAV-Anthony Oe Splrlto, the nation's top rank- . lng rider In number of winners, will ride during the Clullstrcam Park meeting which will run Irom next .March 4 through April 31. The 1-vear-old Jockey Is under contract to J. II. Ciirr who has applied ' fnr stall space lor nine horses at the track by the sea. FROM TROS TO COLLEGE UNIVERSITY, Miss, (ffl What ' happens alter professional football iplayars hsng tin their ploying cleats? Well. Rome, llko Frank iBrtisler) Klnard and Jim tBustor) Poolo. become assistant college roaches. Klnard. former New York Yanlc tackle Biid Poole, ex-New York Giant end. are on the staff at Mississippi. Both were former Old Miss stars. GET YOUR ft BARBED WIRE FENCE POSTS ix WOVEN WIRE WELL CASING & STEEL and CULVERT HEATONMACHINE , AND SUPPLY 428 Sprinq Ph. 2-3427 Pels i that nie good for a suucakv 1.8 opeiiliiK iilgnt. victory over iiuiii- boldl mam College. But they've been scored on Inur llincs, Hmilii Rosa JC did It Ihrec times mil hist Friday ulglil lor a IU-1) win. 7'he Owls employed the best method known lo lime football games. 'Ihev luuibled seven tunes. Ihe Hunlu llo.'ans piled on ;.W of thei.e bobbles and turned three ol Ihem Into toiicbdowiu. Needled no, doubt by Ihe first blank since midway In the 1U50 seaaon that's Ihe time Oregon Col lege shut them nut 36-0 Ilex lun saker' lads hnv shown thir llrst renl spark In workouts this week. Downlleld Working the weniiii Ihe Owls ucd lain iuson,'lo spring backs loose lor u nun ol touch downs has been adi-qnatcly crisp and ellecllvn In drills this week. 'Hie Comets, nn Ibeir 2fl-26-wln over Valleto .10 last week together v llh Oregon Tech's belting at1 Ihe hands of Simla' Rosa, must be given Ihe favorite nod tonight. I.OO.SF. RACKS But II Ihe Owls llud the awiuh Unit spilngs louse backs like pun roiclllull. ueoigu Clulk, Jlllt Mc Intosh, Harry Thompson and Len tienelin, Ihe Owls can send ' llic Comets back to Klchmoud with an unsavory taste concerning the lack ol Klsmalh Falls hospitality. Contra Costa n'l bashful about Introducing some backfleld oper ators who don't sianil still. inS .,.l.l...r he nins like an Kcddlng with no starting changes. adagio dancer add ca pul his ! That Includes the high-stepping head down and bull-when neces- bnckiieid ol wuaricroacx biii oau. mry. He was twice . all-Oakland Hallbacks Ken Young and Calvm high school league fullback. He ' Ollmorc and Fullback Jim Dougn skipped 66 vards sg:ilust Vallno j crty. In a. play hat fell short of the Dougherty scored three times goal and powered his wav four agauiM Itoseburg. Young and Gil yiiros on a scoring ploy. j more each once, although the Rose- flt'NNKRH jbnig NeUs-Kevlew, In Us story 'Ilia two hollbsck Sams Dawson I died lor the Herald and news, aio CHARLIE GREEN aV,- ;'--''' t RED KUUr; SPORTS IDrTQ Dim Klamath Eyes Third Grid Victory in Row i Today a year ago Sandy Saddler retained his featherweight Utile by stopping Willie Pep In the ; ninth round of a scheduled 15 - rounder. mm New Shipment! LEER OVERALLS 3 HARDY'S H terry 1 1 ex. denim SanforiMd Shrunk All Sizes 65 STORE FOR MEN 820 Main Ph. 4778 By RED IllRI) I strung together 33 straight victor- and Brown run like two guys with a purpose. Quarterback Elmo Bradley throws like a big league pitcher although he doesn't always gel the starting call. , Bradley's pet battery mules ore Charlie Clreen, who cadghl a touch town . pass . against ( Vullejn, - and . John Sullivan. ; Huiuaker mav make some .-changes tor tonight's' game. Hs been trvlng lo keep Guard Floyd Prints on defense where he's more I .it home. II he does. Jerrv Schubert. Doug Campbell and Vernon Pry- Klamalh Falls' only representative I nr. Guards Matt Del Fattl and Lhe Orelech squad, may get I Dick. Lundsien and center ucorge SAM DAWSON WISH B fcal&sfcrfafia2sjfcdMiaMj I DOUG PETERS I IIICT I l...LM- 1 i it vku t .ssmj Kir m i . wp rltxnt u BiV THE WPPISIL Pilntx ollenslve guard lob. Bill Mi l. aln. rapidly-Improving bov from Amsterdam, 0- gets the other ttiard position.' ' ' iscniioeri mar aiso spcn oii rtuipn Vlck al center.-' TACKLES ' Tackles are Lcroy Wilding and '.' ia Charlie Wagner, another Klamath The Klamath Pelicans. ,wo non- '"nT7Xr7 Pelican line-' league ' steps along an unbeaten ; although Hanson. Lundsien anJ M-a.'.oii roulc. look for Number 3 ( Maskell were backs last year tonight in Redding against tnc should rate the edge over the Red ,., . .,,,, 1 ding line, sparked by Just one lel- bhasla High Wolves. terman. Bob Carl, all-conlerencc Coach Bob llrndrrahotl, count-, center and line-backer last season, lng noses alter last week's 38-6 MOVE UP win over Roseburg. found no in- The others are Junior varsity Juries and will likely open against transfers. But the Northern California elev en can trot out an experienced backfleld that contains three start ers of last year. They are Hall backs Royce Pipkin and Jim Hoi bcrt and Fullback Joe Golenor. Quarterback Bill Kimball wasn't a starter last year but he has proven that he learned more than a little understudying seasoned BUI Jacobs. The Pelicans still have a Ion; row to hoe before they tackle Mea ford In their first league outing Oct. 17. After Redding tonight. It s Eugene and Ashland on successive weeks. BIG REASON The Immediate chore is getting over Redding tonight, a team that will have a big reason for seeking a victory, besides the fact that the winner's -circle is always a nice place to be. Tills is the third Inter-state game between Klamath Falls am Red ding. The Wolves are still looking for their first victory over their Oregon foes, who w-on in 1949 131-13) and in 1950 ( 41-6). Victory lor the home - towners may not come as, easy tonight. not give Giimore credit lor a touchdown. SIXTH SCORE Reserve Louie Taucher scored the sixth touchdown. Tile Pels broke loose against Roseburg after a 1-0 win over Port land's Grant, an opening-night vic tory that touched off visions ol a banner year by Klamath backers. The offensive line In front of this backfleld has Ends Jack Hor- tun and George Hanson. Tackles Maskell Hie Wolves are also undefeated. Tlicy opened their season last week against Reno, a team that had Little Series Opens Saturday MONTREAL ,iP It will be the Basin product from Bonanza Leltcrmen and catch-crazy Dlqk Flanlngam aud Cecil Spencer will z2f t e lapped for end duty on ihe. of- Rochester Red Wings against the i" I tensive team. - : Kansas City Blues in the Little ' I f-.inn t ell! will nrnhfthlv get Ihfl ; , c i c. ,rt iuiiimiK uuBiinuii. jvm. j Kansas ciiv Jack Brown win sun ao ine- ouix of the passing. Forcmap and Genelln at half backs and Mcintosh at fullback are a good guess for starling Jobs. Try CARSTAIRS... atareaathable price a great whisky vauei 365 CMISTAMSl rwanrs-j 45 QUART Q CARSTAIRS BROS. 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