Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 03, 1952, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT KHIDAY. OCT. 3, inr.'i CCeim Pelicans Host To Axemen Kenny Young will run tonight. These are the glad tidings from the football front today as the Pel icans wait for tonight's 8 o'clock kickoff against the unbeaten Eu gene Axemen on Modoc Field. Hie doctor's stamp of approval went on Young's left hand yester day on the eve of Klamath Falls' clash with lui foes to the norih. Young sprained his flipper against Redding last veck when the Pels suffered their first defeat of the season CJa-ui after whipping Grant and Roseburg. But Quarterback Bill Suit, who as counted on to match Eugene's Jack Henkel in the pitching de partment, wasn't as lucky. The Baltic Ground. Wash., transfer broke his business hand and his earliest return to the linc-un will be against Grants Pass, a conference coun'icr. Oct. 31. TO START But Larry Yarnell, bull - pen thrower behind Salt, did some fan cy flinging In the second halt of Klamath's 38-6 win over Roseburg and will get the starting assign ment tonight. If Young's hand bothers him too much, Jimmy Bevans is ready to run from Uie left halfback post. . Cal Gilmore will be at his fam iliar right halfback position with Jim Dougherty at fullback. Otherwise, the Pels are healthy with Jack Horton and George Han son at ends, Doug Campbell and Vernon Pryor at tackles. Matt Del Fattl and Dick Lundsten at guards and George Maskell at center. . M'MBER I Eugene, rated No. 2 to the As sociated Press poll, builds its at , tack on the throwing arm of Jack Henkel, who has pitched the Axe men to three straight wins this season over Roseburg, Spring field and Cottage Grove. On the ground. Fullback Bob Morgan supplies the power, Half, backs Jerry Wick and Arden Christianson the breakaway run ning. End Don Smith has been Hen- kel's pet target this year. Tackle Roland Medel and Center Winston Maxwell leads the Eugene ' line. By The Associated Press BASEBALL Brooklyn The World Champ Ion New York Yankees hammered the Brooklyn Dodgers. 7-1, in the second game of the World Series and evened the series at one game apiece. GENERAL Lexington, Ky. C. w. Clark's Sharp Note, winner of the Hamble tonian Stake, toot the $66,231 Ken tucky Futurity and clinched the 1952 three-year-old trotting champ ionship. Brockton, Mass. Rockv Mar ciano, new world's, heavyweight champion, returned home to hero's welcome and greeted by crowd estimated by police' at upwards of 60.000.' Greenfield. Mass Merrill (Mezzy) Barber, 1952 national open ski jumping champion, reinstated as amateur by U. S. Eastern Ama teur Ski Association after three years suspension for operating ski wax factory. FOOTBALL Chapel Hill, N. C. U. of North Carolina canceled next two games with Georgia and North Carolina State after Fullback Harold "Bull) Davidson became ill with infantile paralysis. GOLF Rye, N. Y. Mrs, Richard Hell marin, Scarsdale. N. Y., wen U. S. Women's Senior Golf Championship with 36-hole total of 164. Vandals High For Duck Tilt MOSCOW, Idaho Wl The frame of mind of his Idaho Vandals had Coach Babe Curfman cautiously optimistic Friday about the out come of Saturday's homecoming gridiron game here with the Ore gon Ducks. "I realize Idaho is the under dog," he said, "but the kids don't. They figure it's going to be a good ball game." The Vandals went through their last hard workout of the week Thursday. The Ducks were due to arrive in Pullman Friday and come here in the afternoon for a brief drill. PAY CASH one! A SAVE on Stove and Diesel Oil i-.l- i Phone 6788 Petroleum 'none v .fg Yung V" : ' If HIGH-STEPPING Calvin Gilmore (left) and Jimmy Bevant are ready to prance tonight against Eugene on Modoc Field. With Ken Young nursing a sprained left hand, Bevans will probably see plenty of action tonight at the left halfback position, Gil more is the right half regular. . llllll1ll," n " ' " ' ' r - i 1 i hum i -) i i i in li-a i i.vr 11 ' Tony Ross Inks For Wednesday Mat Row Tough Tony Ross, who has prob ably touched off more mayhem at the Armory than any other wrest ler, shows in Wednesday's main event when Promoter Mack Lillard opens the fall and winter mat season. Ross' opponent will be well- known and disliked Toi Yamato, the Japanese slicker who special izes in putting foes asleep with his V sr Y - Art Capitan. a Greek performer making his debut in the Armory ring. This one is also a two-of-three mix at 43 minutes time limit. Danny O'Rourke, a body beauti ful type who has been scoring re cently In Portland rings, faces Judo Jack Terry in the half-hour, one-fall opener. Terry Is an ex-Armv judo In structor. Reserved tickets are on sale at Castleberry Drugs. TONY ROSS . . . to face Yamato famous lullaby hold. Lillard yesterday announced the full card for the first wrestling show in more than two months. Two bouts will support the Ya-mato-Ross main event, billed for one hour or the best two of three falls. Popular Georges Dusette comes back in the semi-windup. facing OSC Ticket Sales Slump CORVALLIS I Despite the promise of good weather, advance ticket sales for Saturday's Mich igan State-Oregon State football game in Portland were reported dropping off, and attendance esti mates were revised downward Fri day from 30,000 to 20.000. The only explanation appeared to be that few OSC boosters gave the Beavers much chance against the nation's No. 1 team. The Michigan State squad set up camp Thursday night at Salem af ter their arrival by plane. Coach Kip Taylor, whose Beav ers upset MSC in 1947, said his manpower was so thin he could not field two platoons of top flight reg ulars. To add to his worries, right half Jack Pinion remained a doubtful starter. He has been suf iering from a sprained back. Minor League Results By The Associated Press LITTLE WORLD SERIES Rochester (IL) 10, Kansas City (AA) 5 (Kansas City- leads best-of-7 series. 3-2) , DIXIE SERIES Memphis (SA) 9, Shreveoort (TL 1 (Memphis leads best-of-7 series, 3-2). Prevent Forgery Protect Payee Use Paymaster Check Protector Call or Write D. B, 'Del' Jones, Representative The Paymaster Corporation Box 577, Oretech, Ore. Ph. 6560 Brockton Wild When Rocky Comes Home Merrill, Malin Tangle It's not even mld-scnson but to night's grid mrlre under the Mer rill lights could have a heavy bear ing on the Klamath County Class B football race. The Mnllu Mustungs, winners of two Mrulghl league names without a setback, luce the Merrill Huskies, also undefeated with one victory, in a game billed for an 8 o'clock kickoff. Malm is the defending champion and could nrlually wrap up an other title with a win tonight. FAST HACKS But Merrill, boasting a fust bark field and a machine-sun attack, has other ulcus. A win for Merrill could throw the league into a Ihrce-wuy lace. Chiloquin is still to be reckoned with. Although losing 6-0 to Malm, the Pniithcr.s sliowru in that gituie ihcv're not through yet. BROKEN ARM Malm goes into tonight's game wlhoul Andy Trims, backlicld ace. Travis broke his arm In the Chilo quin game. Ron Bunnell, a veteran tackle, may see action but he probably won't be at full sliength. Bunnell came out of the Chilo quin game with a slight concussion. Either Sacred Heart or Henley can stay in the chase. These two teams meet tomorrow. 1:30 p.m., at Henley in the other league game on the weekend agenda. Bonanza met the KUHS Wild cats this afternoon on Modoc Field in a king's-X contest. ) V. a -m rvia Eft . .1 TWO OF A KIND Out of collegt football for a year afttr the cribbing incident, ax-West Point stars Gene Filipski (left) and Gil Reich flashed old form with new teams in 1952 lid-liftars. Filipski led the attack as Villanova rod over Kentucky, while teammate Reich, playing for Kansas, blew Texas Christian apart with a pair of touchdown heaves. Dressen Optimistic NEW YORK "If we play .500 ball we're in," Manager Char ley Dressen of the Brooklyn Dodg ers said Friday as the World Scries shifted to Yankee Stadium for the thiid game. "We won the first game and lost the second. All we've got to do now is take each odd game." Reminded that his National League champions had not played .500 ball (the World Series ex cluded) since before they held a 10 '- game lead back on August 27. Dressen replied: "That's right. But I expect some hitting from our boys." Of their last 34 regular season games the Dodgers played only .455 ball, winning 15. losing 18 and tielng one. From August 27 until they had clinched the pennant on Sept. 22 they won; 14 of 29 for a .483 pace. Congdon In Golf Lead VANCOUVER. B. C. tfl A field of 1-5 amateurs and pros took out in pursuit Friday of Tacoma's Chuck Congdon, whose sub-par 69 'gave him the first round lead I Thursday In the British Columbia Open Oolf Tournament. Congdon. a member of the play-ifor-pay ranks, fired a 35-34 over ilh trickv Shaugnessy par 72 course ! despite shlfttnn winds that sent imanv scores skyrocketing. Rlcht behind Congdon was the leader of the amateur ranks. Tom Ross of Vancouver, who posted a 70. In the pro brigade, Dick Haskell, Seattle, and Harold West. Pendle ton. Ore were bracketed at 71. The 36-hole finals Saturday will be limited to the too 36 pros and 18 amateurs. The Georgia Tech football squad opened pre-season practice with a "Picture Day." The entire first day was devoted to receiving of equipment and picture posing. not fielder Ival Ooodman holds the Cincinnati Reds' record lor most home runs bv a left nanaer batter. Ooodman clouted 30 hom ers in 145 games In 1938. PICK-UPS! PICK- UPS! PICK-UPS! ARRIVING THIS WEEK Special Shipment of LI 10 International PICK-UPS 115-Inch Wheelbost 4-Speed Syncro-Mesh Transmission 600x16 6-Ply Tirc HEATERS and DEFROSTERS complete and ready to go . . . The Finest PICK-UP on the road ! SEE Juckeland Truck SALES & SERVICE, INC. 11th and Klamath Klamath Falls Ph. 2-2581 Whitman Meets Lewis and Clark By The Amorlatrd Treat Tlie Northwest Conference foot ball season gets under way Satur day night with the defending co champions. Pacific University and Lewis and Clark College, playing away from home. Pacific noes lo Caldwell to meet Ihe College of Idaho, while Lewis and Clark tangles with Whitman on the neutral Bend, Ore., field In a game nonsorcd bv the Bend Rotary Club. In non-conference action, LI field plays host to Wliltworth of Spokane Saturday nlglii and Wil lamette travels to Tncoma to meet College of Pugei Sound Friday night. EUGENE i St. Francis o( Eugene defeated Junction City 13-6 In a high school football game here Thursday night. BROCKTON, Miixa. ifi H wua a homecoming lew coiujiiei-uig ue airs In hisuiiy could mnlcli-tlie return nl new heuv) wumlit cham pion Hmky N.uri'iiino to nw Irieml" mid neighbors In this usually pin cid Industrial thy. A crowd estimated by police lo number tto.ooo lo loo, (XX) run ml down the advniicp warnings of a fnal-uiul'riii (huiHlcrnlonii Thura (lay as lioi-ky, loi'Cinosi cilleu 111 llriirkUiu'a history, iiiihIpsUv ac cented tin humnue while his motor cavalcade inched over a Ihrre-iiille on rude route. A.MA.KII "I never iaw anything like Ihls here belore," nil awed police of llcliil gasped. "Ili'w'kton never be lore honored anybody, not even the late President Franklin U. KiHise vclt or President Truman, as much as Rocky." SpeclnlorK were alx deep on bnlli sldp.i of Ihe parade route and every window along II was lammed with hfans when Mnrrlano reached the bullies section. 1'IIOWN It took more llinn an hour lo rov. er the three mllca to Keith Park, where Morrlunn was presented Willi ihe key of his native city. nlniiR with a huge paper crown, by Mayor Oerald Liicrv. t "This Is the hiiililluhl uf inv box ing- i.iroor." Miinuinu told m auui.ir., ' f p,oi.ii'i. iii will defend my t II lo luiiioriibly and of leu, nnd iilwn.vi In u million Unit will rellcct I'inillt on vuu winnlei till people and Ihe city oi my birth." Shaw, Barrie , Ready for Game KIIOI'INK, Ore. ll Coauli I,en Ciikiiuova HiiiKiuiii'ed Tliuritdiiy on the eve ol the Oregon Ducka' de parture fur Moscow, Idaho, thai (liiaitorbiii'k llrurgo Hhaw and liicklo Leu Huriie would be ready lor giiliirilnv'n funlball an mo With Ihe Idaho VnitdiiR Another casually, llnltlmck Ted 'ever. 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