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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1952)
rVELINliMJA!, UL1. fl, IVM ii ii. iiuj iiiiii in ! J i TTrcn iTTii iUt,u,( Pirestlisig Run peDBS Tonight ! rrnmntor Mok Llllird unUtche i lh Armory door tonight lor the ' (sll-wlnter Wrestling season with lld-prylng card that promisee Wo ubiikI batch ol thrill. ! Tough Tony Itona and Terrible l Tol Yamato will try to out-do oni another In ' unorthodox maneuver! In the haadlln bout. Any alinllarlly between thla wrap and alrelght celch-er.-catch-ran wreatllng will be atrlotly coin cidental. Yamato haa hie ace In the hole, the dreaded aleeper hold. Ross can retaliate with Just plain alam bani wreatllng thai more llmea than not leave hie foca battered and beaten. The bout la down (or an hour or the heat two or three (alia. DlHI-irii II Kit K The (ana favorite, Oeorgea Du aelle. appears In the aeinl-windup agalnal a grappler new to the Ar mory ring. Ile a Art Capltan, highly-rated Oreek ahowman. The time limit on Iho acini-wind-up la 46 minute with the aame :vo-of-lhree-fll atlpulathm. Two other new (area appear In Ihe 80-minuta, one-fall opener. The tacea belong to Danny O'Rourke, a killed, good-looking performer, and Jack Terry, who majora In Judy-type wreatllng he learned and laught in the Army. ' TOI'-NOTUIKRH Tonight' card la Just the begin ning of a aerlra of ahow that will bring top-notch wrestlers here. l.illard namea Juat a few of the trade he'll have on future cards. Thev tr.iuon Lou The, world a heavvwelghl champion; Kelli (Jun gle lloyl Herluccf, Roger McKay, who won the 1'aclflc Coast Junior heavyweight title (rom Franklo Btojack: Andy Tremalne, world" llphl-hcavywrlghl title-holder; Flrlc I The Clreall I'cderarn; Primo Car nera, giant ex-hcavywelghl boxing champion turned wreMIrr; Oor genus Uenrge and the wreatllng midget. The Armory box-nltlre opena 1:90 tonight, one hour before the (Irat bout. TONY ROSS . . . facet lper f ;. -, v rf..t-r$l ' "iLjii. iAat -V Hnn a GEORGE DUSETTE . . meeti Greek Hunt Wages War On Toot-Happy Officials LOR ANOELES W Oraylng Al Hunt ta a football coach who Is lust about (rd up with over if lout ouiciait. tie minaa ne na cau. In the two gamra Hunt' Valley Junior College team haa played, olficiah have called a total of 17 alleged Infraction and marched off 615 yards. The first, with Tall Junior Col lege 10 dava ago, aaw 63 penally ralla an 3J4 assessed 340 for Jlunl'a train. S lor Tad. Last weekend, against Banta Monica J. C. official! virtually took the night off. They only dropped the haiikv 34 tlmra and doled out 20 yard... Hunt, a graduate of Occidental Collrge end for nearly a decade a auccesslul high achool and junior college mentor, aald he did not want to blow the whittle on the hiMle blower. Rulra mu.it be en forced. But. up at Taft." lie recalled. "It took an hour and two minutes to nly tlir flrM quarter. "There were no two aerlea of rlava in which a penalty wasn't celled. Thev called 37 offside nen altiea aaatnst ua, mnt of them In Ducks To Bank On Air At tack KUGKNE, Ore. Ifl Three Ore gon playrra who missed last v.urk'a game with Idaho will be In shape lor Caiuiday'a Pacllic 1'aclflc Coast Conference football clash with California al Portland. Coach Lrn Ca.sanova aald lues day tackle Len Brrrie. .end Ron I.yman and halfback Ted Ander son are bark In the lineup and HI fare Ihe undefeated Beara. Casanova aald the Ducks are pinning their hones (or a victory Kalurday on their pesslng game, the aerond be.st in the ICC after three week of play. the flrat half. To et the ball game over. I played my klda a yard and a half back of the line of scrim mage In the secend hall but the lontln' kept on. "We finally got the game over In 20 mlnulra to midnight. Hunt had no argument with the scores. He beat Taft 35-3, and banta Monica 7 0 Stocks To Race In I(F Approval nf the Klamath Oold Cup atock car race acheduled at Kiamatn iounty rair urmmn im. It aa a Went Coast Champions ahlp battle at the IW-lap distance waa annoucnen tansy. The American Racing Associa tion, Invited to aanctlon the race here, haa approved the Champion ahlp designation, according to Charlea f.'urryer, race director. Fred Frame, IndlanpolU "WW" winner and ARA official referee, atated that the Championship ata- tua for the rare here waa allowed alnce Ihe half mile Fair Ground track haa been teaied and approved oy tne Association. The Klamath Oold Cup and a large purse offered (or the race of new atock eara and the anticipat ed crowd for the Oct, 19 race here waa believed to be the other con- alderatlona Involved. Designation aa the ISO ler Went Coaat championship race la ex pected to reault In an even larger entry nai aa eome or me ownera and drlvera anticipate the race for the purpose of teatlng their cars for the Mexican Road race they have entered, which la to be run In November, Al frailer, In charge of entrlea, aald all the leading pilot of the Pacific Coaat and ninny who have entered Ihe Mexlcai Road race Indicated Inlereat Ir. the Klamath event and he experts a flood ol entrlea momentarily, Hernh McOrllf, winner of the ibao Mexican roan race; Marvin Panch, Oakland Speedway and Eureka atock car race winner; and Dick Mever of Portervllle who drove hla Mercury to (Irat place in tne itrno atoca car race, nave assured Kragrr that thev would be here buttling for the 1 1 rat apol and the Championship Oold Cup, Entry blanks have been aent to the Pacific Coaat bent atock cor ARA ownera and driver aa well aa to the local automobile dealer and agenclen, explaining the rule and that all American make ol cara auch a Oldsmoblle, Bulck. Cadillac. Chrysler. Mercury. Stude baker, Ford, Plymouth, Pontlac. Datoto and the like are eligible providing they are atrlclly atock I960 to 105 modela, and that len der, top (no convertible allowed I headlight, bumper, atarter. gen erator, and fana must be Intact and atock engine used. New lte model atock car racing In Southern Oregon will be a lirai-In-thla-area racing attraction. Lo cal automobile agenclea and oral era are espelcally Invited to par ticipate with local drlvera or drl vera lurnlahed by the association. Racing fana will be able to Bee their favorite make of ear driven at lop apeed by local drlvera and LopnoLch pros. Beshore Yard-Stingy Middies Top Defensive Team NEW YORK Wi Wavy' or ponenta art finding out thla year that when It comet to giving up yaruage, tne jujauiea are a punch of miser, In game ao far thla season, Navy' two rival. Yale and Cor nell, together averaged only 3 Inches per try at the Blue and Oold'a rock-ribbed line. Aa reault, Navy topi the na tion' inalor college football teams In total defense M3A yarda against per gamei and rushing defense (four yarda per gamei, according to figure released Wednesday by the NCAA' Service Bureau. The defnae leaders (based on averageai: Total defense 1. Navy, 125; J, Georgia Tech, 141: 3, Virginia, 162.B; 4, Southern California, 157; 6, Denver, !H4; t, Nebraska, 147.7; 7, Duke, 172.3: I, Maryland, 179.7; , Wichita, 182.3: 10, Penn, 189.6. Rushing defense 1, Navy, 4; 2. Fordhem, 21: 3, Tnlane, 71: 4. UCLA, 73; 8, Georgia Tech, f 7; , Syracuse, 7fl; 7, Arizona, 79 3; 3, Nebraska, S1.7: 9. West Virginia, H; IP, Columbia, t.b. Paaa defense 1, Bright m Young 27.4; 2. rJouthern Methodist, 34; 3, Alabama. 38.7; 4, Virginia, 40; 4, George Washington, 40; A Har vard, 45.5; 7, Southern California, 48; 8, Tennessee, 48.5; t, Denver, it; 10, Texaa, 53.3. Punting 1, Illinois, 46 8: 3, Tulane, 46.8: I. Southern Metho dist. 48.4: 4, Wyoming, 45.3; 5, Oregon State, 44.7; 8, Colorado, 44.1; 7, Iowa, 44; 8, Oklahoma, 44; li. North Carolina, 43.8; 10, Mis souri, 43.0. Ezz Opens Comeback CINCINNATI IB Ewrd Charles of Cincinnati, still hopeful of being the flrat man ever to re gain a once-lost heavyweight box ing championship, tries again Wednesday to get atarted back on the trail to a title bout. Charles will meet Bernle. Rey nolds of Fairfield, Conn., In a 12 round nationally televised bout at the Cincinnati Garden. The 25-year-old Reynolds has 30 knockouts among his 52 victories I but he has been an In-and-outer and the betting boya had made Charles a solid favorite al 2 to 1. The bout will start al 7 p.m. P8T. By The Assm-lated Treaa IIVM 111.1, Brooklyn New York Yankees won their fourth straight World ferries rhaniplonhip, defeating Brooklyn Dodgera In seventh game 4-2. Tr.NMK Mexico City Vic Peixss of rbilsdrlphta. U. S. No. 1 player, forced to go five acts before de feating Luis Aval of Chile, in third round of I'an Ame rlcan tour ney. Scores: S-3. 4 (1. 4 , 8-2, 6-1. RACING Ban Mateo, Calif. Willie Bhoe maker rode thrrr winner, at Bay Mradows, Including Mt. Haro H9.10I in the one mile leatuir. lime, In 1:37 16. Stops Kahut In 1916. Pitcher John Nabors lost 1 straight gamra with the Phila delphia Athletics. Ills record for Ihe year was one victory, 20 losses. It was the only big Ire sue game he won in three yrara. Each time Boho Newanm of the Philadelphia Athletic issued a , base on balls he arts a new Amer ican League record. He began the I62 season with 1585 walks charged gainst him. RINGS and VALVE GRINDING ZIEGLER'S AUTO REPAIR 27 Main PORTLAND I Freddie Be shore ol Oakland, Calif., was awarded a knockout over Joe Kabul of Woodburn, Ore., In the eighth round of their scheduled 10-round msln event heavyweight boxing match here Tuesday. The veteran Kahut, bleeding badly from a rut under his Irtt rye received In the fourth, told Rrfrrre Ralph Grumann at the rnd of the seven rounds he was unable to continue. The fight we awarded In Rr.shore as an eight round knockout. Before weighed 197: Kahut 181 ',. Harold? Knttre, 1R1 ',, Bilvrrton, Ore., stopped Paul Kennedy, 187 '. Lnnevlew. Wash., at 2:55 of the second round of another sched uled 10-rnund bout. Kadie Kahut, Irio, Joe's brother, was glvrn a unanimous 10-round drclslon ovrr Sonny Orrrn. ISO 'j, Trenton, N.J., In a preliminary. frr -or your. Nlfflifcs .... UNOIIWMD't NhMt aWk rmm rMi aaaa7aW 6994rt CHI JCMfflr lUSOBB in Vi the time ns. vise rfKjfrrnf lt'8 tlwl tt't faitl It's fun! tt'l RiE-ff putn-ouffon havaf Risk Ii the amastng new shaving dlacov ery that givaa you RICH INSTANT I .ATMRg WITHOUT A SSUSH-for th SMOOTHFSr, CI.KANRST ahavet of vour Ufa In 'A tha timal Puh tht) button. 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Gallardo Captures California Crown LOS ANGELES lift California's new featherweight title holder I Dave Gallardo of Loa Angelea. He came from behind to win a apllt decision from fellow Towns man Al Cruz Tuesday night In a 12-rounder at Olympic Stadium. Cruz rolled up an early lead. But Gallardo finished atrongly and wa scoring more often with shsrp rights and lefts In the closing rounds. There were no knockdowns. SPORTS MIRROR By Th Aisocltrd lree TODAY A YEAR AOO Rogers Hornsby waa named manager of the St. Lout Brown. FIVE YEARS AOO Branch Rickey, president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, said he atlll hadn't de cided who would be the Dodgers manager in 1848 Burt Shotton or Leo Durocher. , TEN YEARS AOO - In football. Temple and Bucknell played a 7-7 tie while Syracuse blanked West ern Reserve, 13-0. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUGINI, ORI MIDFODD Thoroughly Modern Mr, and Mr, i. 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