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PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS ORECON THURSDAY, OCT 0, WM Claassen Picks: Russian Rhubarb Wisconsin Over Buckeyes, Illinois Over Washington Br HAROLD CLAASSEN NEW YORK ( The one thing you need to make football fore casts Is confidence. After last week's debacle, the Claassen Con fidence Company, Inc., went into bankruptcy. Waiting for reorganisation of the firm, here are this week's winners: Wisconsin over Ohio Stale. This is another of those Big Ten bruisers. Wisconsin has the more solid club, plus Alan (The Horse) Ameche but Ohio State has the incentive and could win it. Penn over Princeton. Some day that Pennsylvania horde is going to bust loose and hurt somebody. Idaho Students Ask Game Be 'No Contest' MOSCOW. Idaho, (Ti The University of Idaho student news paper, backing students' protests over officiating at last week's Idaho - Oregon football game, demanded Wednesday the game be caUed "no contest." At the same time, school of ficers, noting Pacific Coast Con ference rules prohibit member schools from commenting on ath letic officiating, asked that PCC officials examine moving pictures of the game. TRAIL Oregon was the winner. 20-14. after trailing through most of the four quarters. One touchdown in the closing minutes was set up by PROS SCORE EARLY CLEVELAND W The 50.000 er more fans expected for Sunday's key game between the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants bet ter get seated early. The scoring is usually over quickly between the two clubs who have met in five close defensive battles since the Browns joined the National Football League. The Browns shaded the Giants twice last season. In the game Cleveland won 10-0. the scoring was over after the first seven and half minutes. Three of the four touchdowns in the 14-13 second tilt came in the first quarter, and the other was before half time. Last year was the second straight that coach Paul Brown's club edged the Giants for the right to represent the American Division m the playoff for the pro grid championship. The same clubs, unbeaten after two games, again are top con tenders lor ue division cnampion chip. The Giants trimmed Dallas, 24-6, ; and Philadelphia. 31-7. The Browns meanwhile, were walloping the champion Los Angeles Rams, 17-7, , and shading Pittsburgh, 21-20. Ampon, Lewis Score Upset MEXICO CITY Wl Wiry little Felicislmo Ampon, Philippines, was a likely candidate Thursday for his second ran American tennis crown. Teamed with Mrs. Baba Madden Lewis, Newtonville, Mass., tenth V. S. women's player, Ampon up set the top seeded couple to reach the first finals at the 11th Pan American tournament. Their opponents are the strong second seeded team of Thelma Long. Australia, and Gardnar Mul loy. Coral Gables. Fla. Ampon and Lewis ousted 8hirley Fry, Akron, Ohio, and Bill Talbert, New York City, in straight sets Wednesday. Long and Mulloy advanced through their half of the bracket, winning all matches in straight sets and with no extra games. PROl'D OF COACHES ' SAM JOSE, Calif. UV-Saa Jose State College is mighty proud of its gridiron coaches, since the Spar tans first started football back in 1898. 15 different mentors hsve handled the chores. These include two of the great coaches in history. Fielding Yost served in an advis ory capacity in 1899 and Glenn 8. (Pop) Warner was sdvlsory coach In 1939 and 1940. "BLUE CORAL" YOUR CAR Before Winter Weather! ft It Restores Your Paint ft It Restores the Finish ft It Lasts! yOU JUST CAN'T BEAT IT. Saturday Is likely to be the day and the college football world's longest winning streak, Princeton's 24. goes boom. Michigan State over Texas A & M. This Is Saturday's TV gem. Hie Spartans, who specialise in late rallies, had better get Uie points early UUs time because those Texans can run long and far. Maryland over Georgia. A pair of unbeaten giants. Experience gives Maryland the edge although Georgians say this is their best team since the Trippl days. Svracuse over Cornell. Syracuse hasn't beaten Cornell since 19.18 and comes to this game with a pass Interference penalty. Ore gon retrieved the ball with an on side kick after the touchdown and scored again on a 60-yard run. T. S. Kerr. Idaho's faculty re presentative to the PCC. said in a statement Wednesday school offi cials had seen moving pictures of the game snd felt the films should be shown "at the earliest oppor tunity" to Victor O. Schmidt, con ference commissioner, and Frank McCormick, supervisor of officials. EDITORIAL A student newspaper editorial by Rav Cox. student body president. demanded Uie game be declared "no contest. Officials at the game were re feree John Kennedy of Seattle, W. H. Tomscheck. field Judge, and Umpire Don Miller, head lines man Bill Frailer and back judge Frank Carroll, all of Spokane. They were booed during the game and were surrounded oy la&no fans as they left the field. Kennedy, the only official per mitted to comment, said he had filed a report on the game with Mccormick and any statement would have to come from him. Both McCormick and Schmidt are due here later this month. Erdelatz Praises Middies ANNAPOLIS, Md., t The ex planation of why Navy has been able to take a pickup team this year ana ao better wan last season so far is simple to coach Eddie Erdelatz but at the same time he realizes us hard to fathom. "We just have a more coach- able team, a Duncn of guys who will do exactly what they are told and have more desire to win," he said today. "I know it's hard to explain how it seems we had better in dividual players last year and look better this year," continued Erd elatz. ' But this bunch is the kind who will do exactly what you tell them this is a great team job by guys who are willing to listen and have faith in what we tell them." Navy has been strong in Its first two games handcuffing Yale 31-0 and Cornell 31-7. The Middies currently rank as the top defensive crew among the nation's major college football teams. In two games they've given un an average of 12S yards on the ground and in the air. Waldorf Names Travel Squad BERKELEY, Calif. I Coach Lynn Waldorf tapered off drills Thursday for his undefeated Cali fornia football Bears and named a 37 . man traveling squsd for Saturdsy's game with Oregon at Portland. Waldorf, who hasn't been happy over the California defensive wail, said it looked better in practice this week. The Bears leave Friday noon by plane. CRANKSHAFT Grinding in the Car ZIEGLER'S AUTO REPAIR 27 Mais Avatus Stone and Ed Dobrowolskl, ace backs, out with broken leg bones. But Uie Orange still is iavored. Michigan over Indiana. Can you remember when any previous Michigan team met its third foe and si ill was looking lor its first victory? Oklahoma over Texas. The Tex ans will discover that Vessels Is the iiiinio of a top back, not to be contused with a ileel of ships on the Uulf. 'Noire Dame . over Pittsburgh. Here is where the Pittsburgh re vival comes to a sudden halt. Georgia Tech over Tulane. The Tech backfield is young and fero cious. Illinois over Washington. West Coast teams have spill a tour Big Ten elevens without a defeat. The Illinl aren't In the habit of losing to the Westerners, In the Rose Bowl especially. Villanova over Wake Forest. Filipski and company, to have Uieir hands full. Navy over William and Mary. The Navy defense has allowed two opponents a mere eight yards gained rushing. That comes out to three and a half inches for each rushing piny. UCLA over Baylor. The edge goes to the home team. Stanford over Oregon State. Stanford spent the week teaching Bob Mathias how to carry tile ball. The others: Friday Night Bticknell over Temple. Boston Colleite over Drake, Boston Uni versity over Miami. Florida State over Virginia Military. Saturday East: Columbia over Yale. Col gate over Rutgers, Army over Dartmouth. Holy Cross over New York University, Brown Over Rhode Island, Harvard over Wash ington of St. Louis, Coast Guard over Wesleyan. Midwest: Purdue over Iowa, Kansas over Iowa State. Nebraska over Kansas State. Detroit over Marquette. Northwestern over Minnesota. Oklahoma A & M over Wichita. Missouri over South ern Methodist. Tulsa over Houston. South: Florida over Clemson, Tennessee over Chattanooga. Duke over South Carolina, Stetson over Furman. Virginia over George Washington, Louisiana State over Kentucky, Vanderbllt over Missis sippi. The Citadel over Newberry, Mississippi over North Texas State, North Carolina State over David son. Penn State over West Virgin ia, Alabama over Virginia Tech, Auburn over Wofford. Washington & Lee over Richmond. Southwest: Baylor over Arkan- sas. Texas Christian over Trinity. Far West: Utah over Brigham Young. Colorado over Arizona, Wyoming over Colorado asm, California over Oregon, Utah State over Idaho, Montana over Denver. Midgets Win, 19-0, The Junior High Midgets knocked off its second grade school team Wednesday with a 19-0 win over Fremont-Roosevelt. The Midgets scored all their points in the first half. Joe Lin man blocked a kick in the first quarter and Pete Barnhisel recov ered over the FR goal lor the first touchdown. A reverse play from Joe Tawney to Steve Molatore covered 30 yards late In the opening chapter and the Midgets' second score. Butch Kimpton added the extra point on a line play. Tawney set up the second-quar ter touchdown with a 42-yard punt return. Dick Dlmbat scored on an end run. League games Saturday in the grade school loop send Mills against rairview-Pellcao at '9:30 a.m., Conger-Riverside against Fre mont-Roosevelt at 10:44. Both games are on the Modoc practice neia. !F5 BACK AGAIN ...and 01VEX! ITUsOU) i mum uimn IUIKII till MIUUI. ML HCNUitUi, IMIKII LOOK ALIKES Princeton and Army opponent! muit impact the same guard ii playing for both. The Tigeri' Brad Glait (left) and Army'i Capt. Al Pauleltat look and perform enough alike to be identical twini. '-' - . ito Hoao. woarrs B)rfot ' ;kV' Merrill, Chiloquin In Top County Scrap Merrill can put a tishter noose around its Klamath County Foot ball League lead Friday merit un der its lights but a Chiloquin team, even without Scott Hartley, will be no pushover for the Hus kies. Ktckoff time is S o'clock. This is the feature game In a weekend of league play in the six team circuit. Look what will happen if the Panthers upset Merrill and they are given an outside chance of do ing Just that. A win for the Panthers provld ed Henley beats Bonanza and Ma lm whips Sacred Heart In Satur day afternoon games and they're both iavored to do so would put Chiloquin, Merrill, Henley and Ma lm down with Just one loss. Percentagewise, Malin would Jump back into the lead with a 3-1 record. All the others would hold 2-1 marks. Henley visits Bonanza and Malin is home to Sacred Heart In 1:30 p.m. klckoffa Saturday. Chiloquin, with Hartley out, will probably rely on the Jo Jo George Gene Gentry battery In an attempt to beat Merrill in the air. But Merrill's fast bsckfield sparked by John O'Nell and Jerry Wolfram, is expected to he too you can look better la the right hat try the TRINITY by LEE . . . and see ! 8eeing (t believing Juat try on thii mellow textured "preshaped-forever" beauty and tee , wh you may have been mining. The LEE Trinity it a tuperb fur felt hat, styled by famous araftumen, DuPont Aridex treated for water repellency. We feature a wide selection and courteous service. $10 much for the Panthers. The Huskies will have Henley and Bonanza left after the Chilo quin game. Henley, off to a itluw start, Is showing Improvement and could still cause a good deal of scramb ling in the standings. As it stands now, no team in the league has an option on the title and the district play that goes with WIN BI T LOSE NEW YORK (-The American League champion New York Yan kess lopped Uie million mark In home attendance this season but drew less fans than In 1051. The Bombers' last home game at the Yankees Stadium with Uie Phila delphia Athletics had 47,362 fans. This mde the total home draw 1.637.260 for 1U52. In 1951, Uie total at home attendance waa 1.6M.107. LRO. SHOP CATALOGS tOS ! Mala . . . For Notionolly Adver tised Merchandise end . . . SAVE! 7 riff - ?zr. aw Soviets Robbed By MI'ltltAY IIOSK lor (iuylo Talbot) NEW YOHK, 11 We see where the liuiuiluiui still urn suuiiwklUK Uiat some of their boxers weio robbed in Uie Olympic toiiriiiimrnt. They've liuimlicd a protest with Uie International Amateur Uoxlng Federation and have sent copies of the protest tellers to member countries. The Soviet claim Uie Western nations xaiuinl up and gypped at least four ol Uielr glatllntors of decisions. Specifically tliry pointed to Uie following lour mulch: Jurlg Suk olov va Fiance's Joseph Venlajn: Anatoli I'crov vk Argentina's An tonio Pacriisa; Alcksandre .asuuk hln vs Britain's Fred ltenrdon, and AnatollJ Billukov vs. Germany's Edgar Basel. We saw all of those bouts. The Russians were liilrly beaten III all and In at taunt twu the hammer nrd slcklo boys took a suund shel lacking. UUill IIOl'KH What burns up the Soviet big wigs Is Hint they apparently hud high hopes ol cleaning up In the boxing touriuuiit'iit uud winning Uie unofficial teiim title of the entire games. As It turned out, the' U. 8. won with 614 points to missis's 663 S We scored SO )0!nia in the boxing on our five Ural placers. Russia had to settle for only 24 points. In their protest letter, the Kus sliin.i also churned thai Uie Iron Curtain countries didn't net a square deui In the number of iuditca and relerees assigned to the tour nament. NOT TRI E" Col. Kudyard Russell of England Lariza Subs For Earley SEATTLE UTi Coach Howie O d e 1 1 Wednesday tentatively named Francisco Larlia to start at right halt for Washinuton in Place of injured BUI Eurlry In Saturday's inlernectional football game with Illinois at Champaign. Earley, one of the nation's top pass receivers, twisted an ankle In scrimmage Tuesday and doctors said he mav be forced to sit out both the Illinois game and the clash with Oregon Uie following week. However. Odcll kept Earley on tha traveling roster for the trip to Champaign. LEARN HOW YOU CAN TAKE FULL C0L0R...3 DIMENSION AT SNAPSHOT SATURDAY FACTORY DEMONSTRATION of the World's moat amazing STE RE CAMERA Xom hi Sit for YoirttHl 'NOW. ..for the first time... too can take full color personal pic Jrurei of the family, friendi, ca- j tiom in the thrilling come to life ' res I Urn of three dimensions at actually leas than the cost of snspthoti! Jt s eay, 1001 aimpiinca opera tion of the new View-Matter Stereo Camera eliminates complicated setting, sutures strik sng pictures every time. Even children operate Shu amazing camera whh ease. You'll want to SEE. ..and TRY this semational new camera. 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