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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, OCT. 15, 1082 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS 0HE00N PAOK NTNT , TIME OUT! "No, nn( a hnrrar nlinw thry'ro walrlilni lh oprnlnf horary gurnet" Grid Wash Kids Had Faith In Hopalong H? WILL (iltlMKl.KY NEW YOKK ifi Monday' ool. hli wash, mid not a crying- lowl In th btcti Ithcy wrra all lent to Prank Wnliy. tnaripy i;ara' and lvv Wllllamanni: . Any alx-year-old trlrvialon Ian aliould have known Ohio male waa lolng to upet top-rankrd Wlncon am. Aflrr all, Ohio Hiate had Hop. along Caaaady. 1 loppy, a red haired (reiliman o also anawera to Uie name ol Howard, ran lor 111 yarda and pawed lor 61 In the liucacyea win over u n tion'a No. 1 ranked eleven. You have to credit a goat with an eaalat but Navy won Ha third atraighi game ol the arason by beating William at Mary, H O. The three vlclorira lie ine oaai uie Midshipmen have done In a alngle aeaaon auice IU4&. They were hav ing their anlou momenta, though, UntU their goal maacol, kidnapped lM ThurMiay by Maryland alu denta, made a urpru appear ance on the Held. Navy quickly acored the two wlnnlnii touch down. The penll" kidnappera aald they couldn't a'and to aee the goat mlaa Navy'a homecom ing. Navy playa Maryland tialur day. It'a beginning to look a It the 194J Army-Navy game will return to Ita oMl-Umo autuie. Army Irglona are rollinng again, wiping out niemonea ol leal year'a crib bing acandal. I'ele Vann led the Hia.k Knight to a 37-1 rout ol Dartmouth. Quole. unquote: Woody llaye. Ohio Hiata warn alter linnet win over Wlxonmn: "The boy, made a ureul atrategi.it out ol me, didn't they?" The week end'a naulng linnora ahould go to Illlnola' Tom O'Con nell. who connected or live toucli downa In the apace ol 30 minutea in whomplng Washington, 43-14. Frank Merlwell couldn't have provided a more thrilling liniah than Yalc'a 34- vlcUny over Columbia. Jerry Jonea ol Coving ton, Ky., acored the winning toucn down lor the til In the llnal eight aeeonda altrr the game had been lied three times. Sophs Star For Spartans EAST LAN8INO. Mich. ll rirst came the amaahing senlora ol Michigan Stale bull - doling lootball team. Then Uielr Jolting Junior. Now It' their atarlllng aophomores. Where does the parade of bril liant ball-carrier that lilted Mtc.nL gan 8tate to a record v luting gireak atop? Naturally, Coach Biggie Munn hone It never dors. Naturally, the uoachra of Biale'a remaining foes dvracuse, Penn mate, Purdue, Indiana, Notre Dame and Marquette hop it (tops pronto. Alter Coach Rev Oeorae of Texas AfcM saw hia lads Whipped by Michigan Stale 486 Saturday In a nalionally-telcvlaed game, he put it tnia way: "It's not their first team that beats you. It's their ieconcl and miro Biggie, who admlla he likes to play a lot ol fellows, haa coached his team to 18 alralght victories longest current major college atreak and to a No. 2 ranking In the weekly Associated Presa poll. Wisconsin, No.l Inst week, was upset Saturday by Ohio Slate. Last year Biggie used two back fields: ill the workhorse unit that played the other team even for two periods and wove it down, and 3) the pony barkf.eld that came In at that point and ran up a comfortable lead. This year he uses almost all 12 backs Interchangeably In tha three units, There' no real first atrlng. Br The Associated Press Hollywood. Calif. Bobby Jones 151 Los Angeles, outpointed Charlies Balsa, 163, Phoenix, Aria, 10. Detroit Tommv Salem, 127 'i, Cleveland, outpointed Dava Rolflua ISA1!, Detroit, S. GRIGSBY SMOKEHOUSE ON OLD MIDLAND ROAD IS READY FOR THOSE DEER! Have them processed by an ( expert and see the difference! Phone 2-0769 VIDEO FIGHT BOILS CHICAGO Ml With a recent Noire Dame blanl at cullfKlate Iclnvlnlon iiollclo Mt 111 J raounclliiK two coiiimlltro nl the NCAA met today to work over 'IV and oth'.r plan for the future, A loui'-uiiy Kniierui mil cy uuinj- over was in prohueol. Ilonldna the IrlrvlMon problem, the coininlltfra iilnnnrii to tnKe u i aucn minus ra lioit-hcanon cnmiirtlllnn and ! trued nonnijuprvaiiea ni nl-aa rules by at Irani three ol Its nirinuri'fi. NnmrN of the school Involved In the reiMiitrd Infractions have nol hern made public. Tim unmmmreit on liann are tnr NCAA Kxrcutlvr Committee and Ihe NCAA Council. 'Ihe overall purnoao of Ihe me?lliits la to shape vurloua repor.s lor nnai ant Inn by the NCAA Convention In January. MI4.MK WKAI.TH Noire Dame auokeanirn av they have Inarned a "share Ihe wraith" I V program Is being prepared by NCAA undies. They any tho plmi would spill money received In the anrlMlun'a controlled video pro gram among all members. K.dwnrd iMooiri Kraunc Irish sthlelln director, condemned over Ihe wrek end any audi move as "Immoral, Illegal, un American and socialistic." Ho asked why, "on the same batils, shouldn't en dowment and state legislative funds lor colleges be split among all the schools'" iiavk moth "Some schools hve both ma terial wealth and prestige.," Krause maintained. "We at Notre Dame have only prestige and that belongs as much to us ss does material wealth to other schools Waller Byers, executive direc tor ol the NCAA, has not yet com mented on the Notre Dame aland. Asa Buihntll, director of the or ganization's television progrsm, aald no "share the wealth" plan has been presented by the TV Committee. However, he asld a "partial distribution of excess (TV I receipts" has been men tioned as future possibility. Ski Dates Scheduled SPOKANE i The Pacinc Northwestern bkl Association set dates for 41 downhill, alalom, cross country and Jumping meet at llnal sessions ol It 2Zna aunual convention Sunday. Heine Bather ol Spokane was reelected as president, and Pert Angeles, Waah., wsa cnosen le the site for next year's met ting. ine new acnraui tnciuued: Iec. 14 Arnold Lunu down hill A, B , Jr. M fc W. A. W. 8. ei Slince Voegll Mount Hood, Ore. Jan. II Bqullchurk Jumping, A, B-l. B J. Ml. Hood tajcauc Ski Club. Jan. 34-25 Snofair Jumping Invitations!. riklu.c Sal , Club, Everett, Wash. Jan. 34-31 PN8A Jr., Nordic combined. Feb. 1 Jumping PNSA Jr., Leavenworth Winter Spoils Cluo, Leavenworth, Waih. Feb. 31 tiiant Slalom, Bob Dooley Memorial No. I. H'andsrd, A. B. C. Jr.. M ii W 8r. Men; Schnre Voegll. Ml. Hood. Ken. 33 PN8A Jumping A, B-l. B-3, Sr , Cascade Sal Club, Ml. Hood. Frb. 33 Sun Valley Ski Club Championship Members only A. M W, Sun Valley. Idaho. Jr., Blue Ml. 8k! Club Spoul Springs, Ore. March 1 PNSA Cross-country Clasi A a B; Blue all. Ski Club. March I PNSA alalom. r.. men and women. Blue Mt. Ski Club. March 31-33 13th annual Herri msn Cup-Open Invitational D ti s: Bun Vsllty Rkl Club. Msrch 33 PNSA Ski Patrol rsce Toboggan rsce. Blue Mt. Ski Club. Msrch I-M 10th Annual American Legion r. akl champion ships. 8un Valley Ski Club. April It PNSA fttanl slalom Class A men and women; Port land Junior Chamber of Com merce, MU Hood. April IB PNSA giant alalom Class B men and women; Port land Junior Chamber of Com mere,. Ml. Hood. Harrison Open Winner RENO I K. J. (DutcM Har rison of Ardmore, Okla., shot a MnrlhaifM l" It fnrrti a .DatriA f"iru arnl t ch,mDloiMhlr Sundav. championship Sunday. Harrison overcame a three-stroke deficit In the final round to edge fimliey Quick of Log Angeles for $1,000 first money. Teamed with amateur Bill F.bert. San Fran cisco, he had picked up 50O by winning the pro-am a 'eur best ball tourney. Quick, who entered the final round with 60-70-63, went two over par 74 for a total of 273 good for $750 second money. Harrison rounds ware (B-67-M- HUNTERS Coleman Equipment Itnrlcsd ay frrf tnia rtM'rase SWAN LAKE MOULDING Aire Iran T PACKING H0VSI 'J.I 4ks5feSs.i.-. -'-Iv I A: . I'. ',, yv-..i.l..,r-..i BUMPER TO BUMPER Claud Walling of Seattle leads the bumper to bumper in Oakland Speedway raca recently. Similar Klamath Gold Cup 160-lap final championship raca to ba held Herichel McGriff of Portland and winner of tha 1950 Mexican Both ha and Walling and many other top drivers will be here Stock Car Drivers Clash Here Sunday The first new model stock csr race ever linked In Southern Ore gon will be held on the big track at the KJamalh Fair Grounds Hun day Oct. 10. Tills major attraction will be for the 100 mile West Coast Final Championship at that distsnce. The race will be under sanction of the American Rucing Associa tion which has been conducting racing classics In the Went for the past 30 yeare. Many of Ita drivers have made ine blir lime at In dianapolis and the Pan American Race better known as the Mexican Road Race. Some of the drivers who have entered the race here will be driving the same cars they have entered in this yrar's road race to bo run In November. Entry blanks and Invitations to participate have been mailed to all Klamath and Southern Oregon auto dealers, explaining the rules and rriiulstlnn on stock car rac ing and that the race h oiien to all American makes, ardans and comics. 1930-53 models and strictly slock. Persons other than dealrra may enter and do their own driv ing, or those who rare to enter a car only, can secure a profes sional driver by contacting the American ItuclHK Association, Fair Grounds, Klamath Falls. Under conditions of this major race, the two Inrlrct Cars of each make entered, will be definite en tries for the cinelin loo-mile grind and will compete for prire money as well as the dold Cup. Hie lirM of eacn make of car to cross the finish line will be Elvcn I1O0. As many as M diflcrent makes have collected tl:a and purte monev In previous r.-ces. Marvin Burke, nationally known rscino orlvcr has luM sent In his entry and will be behind Ihe wheel of a 19S3 Packard. Bob Kelleher of San Francisco and Bob Caswell of Walnut Creek have bpth entered Ducks Next For Huskies SEATTLE IP The bruised and battered Washington Huskies, lick ing their wounds after Snluidny's 48-14 humbling by Illinois, came home from Champaign Sunday, and were told by a scout: Oregon i Washington's Pacific Coast Conference opponent next Sattirdav i is a dangerous team." End Coach Red Biidpro. who scouted Oregon In Its 41-7 loss to Csllfornla. warned Coach. Howie Odell the Washtnstcn pass defense which bogged down against Illinois "Will have to Improve tremend ously on Saturday or Ocorge Sirnw will spray rsses all over tho pisce. ' Bsdgro pointed out 8haw com pleted 33 passes agslnst California lo break the conference record set bv Washington's Don Itrtnrlch tne previous week. inrre s no rrnson in wnrvr 8haw won't be throwing against us on 8nlurdsv," Bsdgro said. Illinois' serial attnek and the Mldwesierner's brilliant defense against Hclnrlrh had the Huskies hopelessly outclassed at Cham paign. Tommy O'ConncIl threw live touchdown passes In the tirsi SO minutes. Hrlnrtch connected on only 14 of 39 passes. Washington scored Its two touchdowns In the final periods when Illinois reserve.' were on tne iieia. before you renew your auto Insurance ba lura to hacfc our rates SAVE waita ijfjr iataaBaBisaaaaaa Ph. e2J In Lakevicw Jack Clinton, 832 Center, Ph. 3012 Plymouths. other entries received at Association headquarters are Eddie Skinner of YerinRton. Nevada, Pontiac: Dick Meyer of Portervllle. Hudson Hornet: John nie Klcper, Oldsmoblle; Claude Walling, Seattle, Plymoutn; Jim Heath, Oakland. Bulck; and Mar vin Panch. Berkeley, Mercury. Gates at the fair grounds will open at 13 noon, time trials start ol 13:30 p.m. and the 160 lap event at 2 p.m. HOCKEY By The Associated Press Sunday'a Scores NATIONAL LEACl'E Chicago 2. New York 0 Montreal 1, Boston 1 Detroit 4. Toronto 4 WKSTHKN I.F.AGl'F. Seattle a. New Westminster 1 Saturday's Score NATIONAL LFAUIE Montreal 2. Detroit 1 Chicago H. Toronto 2 WKSTF.KN LF.AGl'E Tacoma 5. Seattle 3 Saskatoon 4. Calgary 3 New Wrstmlmler 6. 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