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MONDAY, OCT. 6, 1052 HERALD AND NF.WS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN Mi Could Tie iown Si?ies Today From 1933 through 1041. Charley iftrd) Rufling ol Hie Yankees com pilrd prrfrct pitching record la onenlng games of the World 6ertes. He wan live. Brooklyn Names Loes, Yanks Go With Raschi iiv lavi.i; lAi.nor IIKODKl.YN l -J lin nltlclal World Ht-i irti ii iu l it in M' V on l'agn il Hint II JJukn Hinder grts t in "lie inn bunk Una serira wide open " I IMI'V run m llv lliul u I n . Viv.HMility, II ir IJuki', along will) Duilui'i' iiulllclili'in Curl Kurlllu and Andy I'u I k. lilt it (hi rid pace in Hiniiklvn'n Dinning. Ob vlcliiry cut Ihr Ni'W Yurk Yunkrrs. II tin- series imi'I broken wide own, nl Wnhl ll'n fccvrrrlv hrnt. Nnw Ihr Dodgem will try lo rlliirh tlir win lil lltlr In MX kiiiiipi h i llli- i.i-i le iiiiivpk bu' k lo kbbel lirld today. Ilruoklyn linn won till re games, the Yulikii Inn. Manager Charlie Dresden has t.ipied llillv l.ors in try in wrnp It mi. Ill-' tnlll ii'iir buck Mini nothing I nrrd In tell you Tlml fellow iKlfcklirel doesn't gel Unit kind nl llrldmit lii'liinU linn, we win II. Never miw Iwn better catchca anywhere. 'Hint Irllnw gut better hn wept along, but didn't url thai kind of lirldlnii we brut Mm." I nl K Which waa absolutely trnr. Kr eklne didn't permit another Yimk hit ullrr Johnny Mi.c unloaded Inn thirr-riin lioinrr to put the Hnmb rrn nut In front 04 in thr llltli. In I ml. ha reined the lunt IU Yank battrra In niicrrnMon, bin hr could have brpn hniilv bruised wilh any thing Irnn Hun the iiiagnillccnt sup iwrt he received. Hume thought that I'alko inndr Ihe greater catch whrn he leaped the yoiiiiKMrr toito ninkr n nnchundrd atari ol lin Ihr bull 111' llrnr Woodllln,''" Iwig l"'ll In II if TIME OUT! Big Tenners Get Come-uppance From Pacific Coast Grid Teams Ihr Ihr nutthliik the Uri inid Inning. Other thought did in a dm- iln rubbery nf Mlr.r for In Ihr second ri d out In Uir lit)) won Iprlrc. i IJVI.MS I Tn a man. the Dodgers conceded Hint thrv were dyinti while Miir a Illth-liininu blast nulled out llirre. llirv thought it wnn going In, Mire. It was a brawling game in which no ninny things hni'iird Unit It wnn dllllndt to iirl a very clrur Mead o 11 Willi to Ynnk hntli-ri a- hr aMlnus icllrl nllllt game 11 s III TODAY Vic Itnnrhl will no tn Ihe mound lor the American League chain Pliinn. The Job the Dodgers did yeilrr clnv on n couple nl second. line lliuiibrr Ihnmi-ri. Kwrll lllnck well nnd Johnny finln. wan a bninl. Hinder wnn II Willi Inn tin re . picture of It In retrospect. Mrsi limrly blanla-linmn run. double. mere wnn Hinder bringing the e liicln and Kurlllo and 1'afko naved jgrcal crowd ol 70.M0 to Its frrt. II lor iinme Carl Kr.-.klnc with two nd then Mi.c, only a few minutes innnilnrnt catches. Iluter, rendering them virtually de. Tlml wnn nil Tnsrv Htenurl rould j lliloun with hm inliihlv three-run lulk nbniil I'nlko nnd Kurlllo kd- inlum Into the chair". !n up in ihe alnndn and prnctl- Aunln there wnn Hnldrr tylnn II i ullv iiiUikIiiik wllh the crowd In .tip at 6-6 with a line ninicle In thr nuht field to rnb bin Irani nl two nrvrnth. and finally the Duke win home runs. nliiK II wllh hit double In the llth. You aaw II." nald Ihe Ynnkee i UVK HI I'M innnnner nlier Ihe name. 'There n I It would be cany lo overlook t.r- inklne'n reninrkable Drrlnrumnce. The bo ncore a' llmt the Ynil jkeen made five hiu. but you Uhnuld have nrell Ihem. The llmt ne. bv Mickey Mantle tn lead oil .the Inurlh. wan a drag bunt The I next three, which put Ihr Ynnkn bark In bualnena In Ihe fifth, were imnnttev alnulen which dribbled IhrmiBh the Brook Inlleld. The only one worthy of Ihe name wnn Mlre'a homer, ft alone waa well and truly nw-attrd. After that, nothing. Allhough Joe Black had run all the way to the bullnen and atarled lathering tin the neennd Yank nil. Man Chuck Drennen muck wllh trtiinm Monday Hint giien about Kinklne, and he wan well rewarded, like lliln: You can nnend a whole i alternoon pillnu up firnl downn but I hr tram wilh thr touchdownn i Kt f t ' ' . 'V "Thin bring ynur flrit tlmr no In I hrrlrn gumr, Hon, I'll tlvr uu a tip It'n riiilomary tn brlni a bat!" Oregons Face Big Cal Bears NKW YOHK il'i Thing mayiol It Saturday In Interaectional be different at Hone Bowl lime but content. rluht now lootball faun In Hie Far Went are very happy about Ihe way i'ariltc Coast Icanm have been wnlloplng Die lllg 'fen Ihln year. Hiniilord n tnriiiing H I victory over Mlchlgun and cuiuornia n 411-13 triunpling nl Mumewrta made , Methodist It four ..traiglit lor const teamn'A it M 7: Notre Dame, looking like the powi i House ol old, .leu the inva sion wllh a necond-half nurije that burled Irxnn. No. 6 nationally, 14-3. Other Houlhwenlern Conlcrencc worea: Ororgin Tech 20, Southern 7; Kentucky 10. Texas Louisiana Htate 27. Hue nguinnt the Illg Ten. Thin sort of 7; Mm lor 31, WashlngUin Hlaie 7. I 1 1 1 ik could iiiriin the end nf Ihe : It wan No. 17 In a row for 'lech, Mlrluest'M Mlv-lfiiine wlnnlnu ntrenk Ihe clasii nf the Kriuthe!, ll'rn ii: the ftne Howl Jan. 1. Conference, ar.d It now appears r'Kh' on th'lr Boh Mm h an bu ca over from mat the tnginrers' c ash with "irii inmic Ihe one-yard line lor Stanford ! Duke Nov. 1 will be for the cham winning touchdown. pionshln of the Southland. Duke, Big man for California. rHiiked Southern Conference kingpins, con fourth nationally In the Asnwinten rpieied Tennessee bv holding Ihe Vols' heretofore mighty ground At tack to 25 vnrds while punching out a 7-0 viclorv. NON-LKAOI V. TITI.K The non-conference champion ship of the Southern Conference haa been nettled, bv the way. by Maryland a thoroughgoing Ti- ! Press lootball poll, waa hallback Don Johnson with lour touchdowns, one of them an M-yard dash. Ill ( KKVKS NKXT ' Wisconsin wan the Big Ten'a ; lending contender for the Rose Bowl trln aflrr Saturday's 20-6 victory over Illinois. They're say- Dartmouth, 7-0, on a Mi-yard pasa from Walt Hynoskl lo Bill Deuber. BUT All.MV 8'itilhern California, which hopes lo dispute the Pacific Coast title with California and Slanlord, solid Hied Its eighth-place poll ranking with a 22-0 victory over game but outgunned Army, while Kansas, No. 9. whipped Color.irio. 21-12, It Wisconsin does taller In the Big Ten race. Purdue will be heels. The Boiler recovered fumble. blocked kick and Intercepted pasa pay off with a 21-14 victory over Ohio State, stretching their atring ol conlciencc victories to four, 'fhev haven't lost to a conference loe since a 31-7 loss to Wisconsin last vrar. but the two aren't scheduled this year. i WINNING STRIDES j I MOROANTOWN, W. Va. W Two atar West Virginia University pitch ers who led Mountaineer baseball J teams to victory last spiing; are I now playing Class B organized ball. Dick Morgan in on the Roanoke nrpiad in the Piedmont League and btan Btahurskl plays for Harris ; burg In the Interstate League. Both 1 won their Initial games for their respective duos. NEW TRAILER HOMES Agency for SPARTAN-PONTIAC I CLIPPER NOW ON DISPLAY Balsiger Motor Co. Main at Esplanade Klamath Falls Heinrich Passes Backfire Br JACK UK WINS SEATTLE tfi The hard work. Ing II uk ir of Washington were afler aadly atudylng an old fooioftii nger By III SS Nt-.WI.AN!) SAN KHANCLHCO itf Taclflc Const Conirrence football Huns out Itn championship scrumble In a couple ol league games Ihu , week-end. j California, the lenm they have to brut lor the title, comes off lis rousing 40-13 win over Min- Uicsolu, to lake on somewhat light ly reguidcd Oregon at Portland. (The latter ouL-.coird Iduho 20-14 In a league contest Inst buturdny. 11 will be the llrst conference test for California. 1 Hlnnfurd, which snatched at the breaks in Inst week ing Ihe Badgers should sweep rhellacking of Clemson. Maryland, through the rest ol their confer- ranked thud In the AP poll, was .ence schedule It they gel past Ohio suspended from the conlerence, Slate this week. along with Clemson, for playing I One Midwestern team. Michigan in bowl games last New Year n. .Slate, had a narrow squeak out j Alter Navy'a 31-7 thumping ol i west. The Spartans, fated No. 1 Cornell, however, the Terrapins ! In the nation, downed Oregon State mav have trouble winning the 17-14 on a field goal bv Fucene 'champlonthlp of their own state, l.ekrnla In the last two seconds of iThey meet the Middles Oct. 28. olav I.IOOMY Texas teams had Why Soldiers Get Gray . . . Princeton, preparing tor its kev Ivy League clash with Penn next a gloomy tlmr Saturday, rolled to a 61-10 victory I over Rutgers their 24lh In a row. while Penn had to struggle to down turn Tears Moth Hole Worn Place Rewovn SALLY'S REWEAVING Stat-tlt Por1lai4 WlUkh'A i-'yJj yrtvyfv w&MM KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 4 mi oto it raoor 7uh.' I. M. . Medley Distilling Co Inc.,Owenjboro,Ky. Ownti mU Opirttii Exflutivtlf kj tht Fivt Mtdtij Brotbtrs IE f FIVEi BROTIIEBS winds up in Ihe chips. It happened Snttlidny as Wash ington ground out 10 first downs almost a mere B lor UCLA and Mill finished on Ihe sour side of a 32-7 wore. Don Ilrinrich even i.'i u I'ntilu l.iinst Conlerence pn.viliig record with 21 completions - yet only on Ihelr one 80-yard r cot ing push In the final quarter were the lluikies even close to luiii hdown coiinti'v. I IM l Itt l.l' l IONS Li spile of ull Uioso completions Iliinncu was not the deadly rule null of the past. He wasn't lead ing his receivers wilh that old bulUeye targeting and UCLA picked oil five of his losses, thr mont any team evrr stole from Wnshlnglon'a human nlrgr gun. Thr UCLA Uriilna gnvt Wash ington a ruthrr thorough culling. In a clrcuit-standings engagement Saturday at Palo Alio. NO TKOl BI.K ' Tlie Indians outpointed Washing ton tftalc In nn earlier conlerence Kuine and tinlil last Saturday fig ured to handle Oregon Stale with out too much trouble. But Oregon Stale's line stand In losing only 17-14 to Michigan State, 1 the Associated Press' pie-season ixill choice to lead the nallon, now ! puis a different outlook on the ! encounter with Stanford. I IIKSPt.KATK I Michigan stnte had to kick a i desperation last second lirld goal to beat Oregon State, Slanlord lol t lowers, nevertheless, think they will be bucking the winner this i wrrk-rnd. Ilv IIAItni.n M. KAY The rough-riding UCLA Bruins Alturas' Modoc Union High provide the luirrsi-ctionnl show at Wolves hnnded Ihe Klamath Jun-jLos Angrlcs with liice Insilluie lor Varsity lis llrst defeat of the Irk the upiiosllion. The Bruins al season tn the tune of 27-13 on Mo- ' ready have whipped one South doc Field Saturday. Iwest Conlerence foe, Texas Chns- The Modoc Braves were ahead 1 1 Inn. 14-0 and hardly figure to have all the way. I much difficulty with a Rice team Alturas Marled Its scoring early thut was soundly trounced by In t lie game after Klamath was Louisiana Stnte lust week, 27-7. forced to punt after attempting thrre plays with little success. In SOMEWHKRE IN KOREA 11 It was the last nf thr llth inning The Yanks trailed. 6-6. Yogi Ber. rm was nn with the count of two di fcut Michigan 14 7 mid two entertains Oregon Stale , American soldiers lucky enough to be nrar a radio Sunday huddled closer. The windup, the pitch.... Then "This In the Armed Forces Radio in Tokyo. We now resume our i regular schedule." i What happened Ut Berra? Who won the game? Tune In tomorrow. Alturas Defeats Jayvees The Boston Red Sox made three triple plays during 1924 to tie the record made by the 1011 Detroit Tigers. nine plays the Braves plnced the TOl'dllKST Other Const ball on the Klamath 3 yard line. jWhlch have yet lo lace UCLA now ino u as inc louuiu-si on mi-ir In the first quarter they blasted holes in Ihe Husky defense or 66 ,ne on the next play fullback Dick ynrds and a score In six running Drleisslgues plowed through cen- piayn. in tne inird iney stole wash- ,Pr inr in. ,ir,i ol u,. Modoc touch ington a own Ihunder, Ted Stiilwlck downs. The Braves passed lor the Saturday. inr a i"i-vnru inucmiown piay. (conversion wllh quarlerbuck Pe'.e HM.f IIMK 13 0 Slanlord hilling leu end Don Hlreifl And In belwcrn Ihe high-octane 1M U)e end lone to put the Altums 1'CLA defense swiped three Hem- boys ahead 7 to 0 at the end of rich passes to score or art up lne )nltla period of piny. . counters. Pele Dnlley plurkrd onr Alluras' second tally. In the sec- Friday in Ihr second period nnd rnn It nnd quartet, resulird from a JV I :s yards to Ihe Washington a. ,lmblc on the Klamath 8 yard Cnppy Smith punched over for the ' npe. Little Hach Yamagaln I plunged ihrougn tne line to striae i ipaydlrt. gunrterback Stanford I kicked the exira point tills time. I padding the Alturas lead to 14 Conference teams : schedules following the Bruins' 32-7 smasher over Washington last The Southern California Trojans. ! main title contenders along with California and UCLA, blnnkcd Army 22-0 last week and take on San Diego Nnval Training Station night m Los Angeles. second nf his three tallies, and the hnlltlme count was 13 0. Milt Dnvln, who snnggrd two Heinrich passrs Inr UCLA, got one In the knocked third quarter am out of bounds " ' ivninlN at th hnllUnV IliArk. thC 2 tt.an P.nrriu lrtkoH nil In th niter 1& yard run. Again Smith , B lo ,' ,.,, hai, 0 l.ll Inr II, m Kin It, InN final norlnrl . . . ' ... hit for the six. In the final prriod luckle Jack Ellena slapped a Washington pass Into Ihc air, cniight it on the 23 and ran to the goal. (.Avtiu.i: lleinnch gambled six times with running or pass plays on fourth down. Twice he got away with it In the second quurtrr, but all the nthrr atlrmpls haeklired. Ktnlwick. a UCLA Import from Wallace, Idaho, was the Bruin ground gaining star and Sopho more Linebacker Terry Dcbay spearheaded the tough UCLA defense. FOOTBALL OSCORES'J By The Associated Press Far West UCLA 31, Washington 7 Orrgnti 20. Idaho 14 Michigan Stale. 17, Oregon Stale 14 Baylor 31, Washington State 7 California 40, Mlnnosotn 13 DSC 22, Army 0 Tulnno 35, Snntn Clnra 0 Alnntnnn Stnto 16, Enslorn Wash ing Ion 0 Crnlrnl WnshlnRlon 20. British Co lumbia 13 Pnclllo 1, College of Idaho 7 Mvcri'tt J. O. 21, Olympic J. C. 0 Iliclfic Lutheran 7, Western Wash. Inglnn 7 Oregon Tech M. Porllnnd 8tal 0 Eastern Oregon 14. Crntrnlla J, O. 13. Soul hern Oregon 26, Oi rgnn Edu- rnllnn 13 Lewis and Clmk 3.1. Whitman 7 Llnfirld 13, Whllwnrlh 13 Professional Clevelnnd' 31 Plllshtirgh 211 New York 31 rhltndclphln 7 Chlcngn Cnrds 21 ChlcnRO Bears 10 Sim Frnnclsen 37 Dnllns 14 ' Orcen Buy 36 Washington 20 the contest and In Just 13 plays the Rraves had the ball on the Klamath 1-foot mark. Yosh Yam gala, the right halfback, swept around right end on a hand ofl from the quarterback. Stanford, who again passed to Slrelff lor Uio extra point. Lalcr in the ttuia permo tne ai- turaa boys made their last talley of the game when the second string quarterback. Billy Oolden, Inter cepted a JV pass on the KU 30 and Btrcnkca over ior tne score. The kick was blocked. All the scoring In Ihe fourth quar. tcr was done by the Junior Var sity. Louie Tnucher 0cned the Klamath storing festivities by streaking through the line to score j from the Alluras 10. Taucher j topped off his tally by drop Kick ing the extra point. Later Boyd sprngue scored on Ihe longest run of the game when he rnn 65 yards for a touchdown on a pltchout from Taucncr on tne , Klamath 3& yard line, raucner s kick was blocked. I Bqxer Dies Of Ring Injuries NEW ORLEANS I Middle weight fighter Jimmy tBudi Taylor died Sunday of brain injuries suf fered In his 13th professional bout. His death was the year's llrst ring fatality. The 21-year-old Miami, Fla., Negro was taken lo Charily Hos pital Friday night following a box ing match with Charley Josrph of New Olienns. Taylor waas counted out In the sixth round nfler being floored twice In the third round. Attendants at the hospital sale Taylor suflered a brain concussion and was in the operating room lor six hours. Ford Frick . 'Crashes' NEW YORK Ifl Baseball Com missioner Ford Frlck forgot his ticket lo Sunday's World Scries game between the Yankees and Dodgers. r Whrn he strode up to the gate, the ticket tnkcr said: "Hundreds of guys like you have tried to get by me, but no one has succeeded. Move on." Frlck somehow managed to get In Ihe park because he watched the gnme from his regular box. HUNTERS Coleman Equipment Scrvietd by foclery Irolnid repairman SWAN LAKE MOULDING m3BBSHBaaSSSSSSBSi Let Ul Supply You With Your Oil . . metered . , , friendly tarvica WESTERN OIL & BURNER CO. 1845 South eih Phone. 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"Zerex" helps keep cooling systems clean and operating efficiently ; ; , protected against rust and corrosion. Remember, "Zerex" anti freeze is a product of DuPont chemistry. You can rely on Du Pont anti-freeze. tlTTM TH1NOS FOR BITTtK UV1NO.. . . MtOUGH 0MBTt I
