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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1952)
MONDAY, OCT. 20, H)r2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAL1A OHEOON PAGE ELEVEN i TIME OUT! I . - :lrnjl '. i -V" 1 v- A.w ft A ai AIo. fiuitliull develops Initiative, Individuality and Iradrrshlp. Now, you aprs grl mil there ami play thin (line rsuttly Ilka I lolrf you lilt" FOOTBALL 1$ SCORES ( III. l i t. K KOIMilAI.I. II y The Associated Press FA It M'l.KT Wasllilmton 41) Olcuoll 0 fxiullii'iu California 2H Oicgou Mate UCIA U bluliloul 14 y lllul lllu III Bnnla Clara 7 Ohio frit i, In M Washington Hlte 7 lilulin 64 Norlli Dakota Hlnlr liiiiim Hinte 49 C'oiiirutla Mule 10 l.lllll-iil M Olrgoll College ill Kiltitatioii 6 Wllllwnrlli IK) Wr.teill Washing ton 14 Whitman n llrltlsh Ciihiliihla Central Washlngum IV Eastern WnvhliiKinn 14 I'M Itlc J7 Wlllainrllr Jo gastrin Oirgoii College 18 Port land 8tnie a Lewis mid Claik JV'g 50 George Pox il'uillnndi 0 Pacific l.tulirtan 7 PiuM Hound 0 Chlro 33 Sotillirrn Orrgon 0 Arlsmia Hlelr iTnni! 48 West Trn Kill 14 Hsrdin-Hlmmona t North Texas Histe 13 MIHWt.hT Minnesota U lllliuil 7 Wisconsin 43 low 13 Michigan 48 Northwestern 14 Notre Dame Ifl Purdue 14 D'iroll M Drsgr 0 Marquette. 37 Arirone 7 f)h n II. il Kent fclntr III atouth Dakota State 60 North Da koi 0 east Pittsburgh 13 Armv 14 Holy Clou 40 Drown 0 Hitrvniil i Colgate W Pnin 37 Columbia 17 full- 13 Cornell 0 Darlmnulli 3 Rutgrrs 30 Princeton 48 l.tilsvrlie 0 Maryland 38 Nevy 7 Prim Hlnlr 10 Nebraska 0 Csrnrgie iwh 13 Allegheny 0 SOI III Tennessee 2'i Alabama 0 , Uenigm Tech HI Auburn 0 Duke 67 North Caroline Sim 0 Viitidrriilll J" norma 13 Grid Power Concentrated In Deep South, Far West II y i:il COIIIIKIAN NKW YOItK I More'i Ihe pliy the Hoiitli mill Hi J'Hi' Wi'M did not schedule nuirn liiteiHcclioniil giimcs Mils annum Iji-cuunn thoMi two Mictions mn me ciiisb oi col lege Inolhiill tins yi'iir nn Die emu- piilun niamiiK nun inn nreimo niiii. r;KriMt lor rviiciiiKiin nmn' inr iiiullnpiitril ruler ol Ihr vuunlry I hi- Mlilwrnt linn mil kIidwii uny liiiilciiuir pownr. I lie in K'li, in net. tl'M'N not houil ml iinilfi'iiti'd Icnin. Wlwoiwln hi id JllltinlH wrre NiiplioNrd to lie Joiuli'd, hut ni'ltliei' hnn plnycil Up to pxim-cIiUUiiib, Nor dnen um unniiioimiiy ntrnim Huulhwrnt huve nuylhliiK to Urnii iilinul fiuUlile nnrn-lli'd (iklnhouui. whli li M-i'iun a nhno'lii Inr Hh nun irtrnlHht HiK Hrvrn tule. 'Hit Houth- wrnt C-oiili'irnce dura mil have a li'iim In the uiidi'lrntrd tliinn. II hnrdly even haa a lavorlte lor the rhnmpliinfthlp. I'KNN MAIIH 17ie Kunt Iiiik lived up or duwn) to eclalloii. Prim ol the Ivy Lruuur, no lenn, In head and houldnra over the fluid and ahould win the loop tlllr. Hyracuar, winch w liuuren lo be niMiut M-conn neat In the arttlon, linik a griieaonif 411-7 mniilliiii at the handn ol Mirhl Kan Btnle Hiilurdav. The Uraime wan au)o:,rd to niako II clohe. - II ill look at the Count and noulh. In the I'arlllr Ciwat Cnnlerence, there are no fewer thun three out flta uiideleated and unllrd Cali fornia, Houlhrrn Calilornla and UCLA luiinrd In Ihr ordrr of then chulirr nf alayinv that way. 10 II Kid II lS All boaM t o riTnrdi and all arr hoping for the hid to Ihr llof,e ftowl which ifora to the winner ol Ihr It-nKur riown. Our nt thrm pinhutilv will bllr thr du.nl Ihtn wri-k when Cal and tkiulhrru Cm mm In U Aniirlm In a buttle of mlnlity oflenne and alonewull defenhe. In tiie Bouth. the big boya. in their approximate ordrr or riink inii. arr Muryhind, Urorma Trcn, Duke and Virulnla. Thr Ural Uiree have won live iianiea without a aei bark and Vliginia haa captured four. Duke meela Virginia this wrrk and Clrorgla Tech the next wrrk. The Eiuilnreri ahould Irnve the Hlur Devlla rerllng. Actually. Maryland ahould brat Duke, but the Devlin figure lo rule the faovr Ilea over alrong Virginia, probably Die lending Independent In the area. niii i;ami.s Other lug giinirn tliltt wri-k will nrnd I'c-iin Hliiln iigulnnt Michigan HUilu In t'Ml banning. UCLA aKiilnnt WlNconMM at Mudlaon ana Purdue iiKnlntl llllnnla at Urhana. The i'lirriur-llllnoln rl"h could de cide the Mlg Tun' Rhiunplnii. In Hie Ivy Lragur Yule and Princeton could give Pcnn a tua nle, but thr Quiiknri aeem In have Lou much all-uround claaa, Houaton leuda the Mliwoiirl Valley, but De troit could allp In, eapeclnlly II It brnta Oklnhnina A and M thli week- Defending Champion Utan Ik the cluiw ol the Hkyllne Con ference, while Idaho Hlaie Juat about wnipprd up the Hirky Moun tain Conference chuniplotiMilp with Ita 40-1(1 triumph over Colorado Stat Saturday, UPNKTS Thrra wera only two minor un rls Saturday. Notra Dame took advantage of tight Purdua (umblea to win, 38-14, and Mlnneaota drop ped Illlnola, 19-7. ntherwlae the bit bova hint rol led (long. Maryland dropped Navy from the ranka or in unaeieatea, 30 7; Oklahoma clouted Kenan, 42-301 California alugged Hanta Clara, 37-7; Bouinern uaniornia whipped Oregon State, 3-: UCLA thumped Stanford. 34-14; Georgia Tech whitewashed Auburn, JS-u; Michigan turned back Northwenl ern, 48-14; Penn downed Columbia, 27-17, and Tennennee defeated Ala bama, 26-0. Mantle Takes Fourth Army Physical Exam Official Explains Dispute MO.SCOW, Idaho or Dmpulrd rulinun in Orrgon'a 30-14 fouiball I victory over Idaho two wreka ago were )um "mnltera of Jiidgmenl,' iie Pncllic Const Conlcrnice hu iprrvixir ol ollicmln uld Kalurday. AUcr viewing moiion piciure oi ihr game, I'rmik MrCormlck told reportere hnr he could see noth ing wrong with the officiating. Orrgoii won Ihr deputed gnme Minl!ippi Htuin 37 Krnlurkv 14 in the cloning nilnutrn un a pair Sjlinnln Uil'l 'luUiif 14 ''o! lourhilowiu art up bv pcliillllrn. Hy GAYI.K TALBOT NEW YOItK lv It U to be hoped Mncorcly that Ule mllllury will make up Ita mind once and .lor an iiliuut Mickey Munlle When the great young baaebull player In ex amined for the fourth tune on Wed urnduy. Not only make up Ita mind, but. II it again find the Oklahoma llanh unsuitable for nervlce, announce to ihr ni Hull In plain language that It dnrn not want Mlcgcy, now or ever, and explmn why II dorn not wmh to nwrur In a young man who In alfliclrd with the chronic bone dl-ncitnc oalromyelitla. LAST FX AM In fnlrnenn to the 20-year-old world Bcrlta hero, thin ahould oe Ilia lanl exuminiitlon. After nearly two yenr, of living uncomlorlauiy. ol not knowing how many polnon pen Irllrrn l lie next mall will bring, the kid deaervea a let-up. Mantle la an ununually fine, quiet hoy. He never asked to be deferred from nervlce. The draft board pny nlclan looked at hla affected left nhln, marked him for rejection nd aid "Next." The queatlon alwaya anktd U. ol courne. why an athlete who can run like a bullet and hit home runa from either aide Inn I a good Wnke fore -I fl North rarohna 7 Vniitma JJ VMI 14 HOI'TIIVUVT Oklaliomn 2 Knllnan 30 Colorado 31 Iowa 12 'tennn 4 Atknwnn 7 Ulnh 36 Drtivrr 0 i,irdo Auglm 14 Mlvwin 7 Fiiun nulled around the five of flcinln alirr I he game, and the mudenl newspaper Inter demanded II br called "no rontrsl " MrCormlrk said he felt It was "unfortunate so many clone de- dlslonn had to be made In a apace of a lew minutes," adding he did Jay vees Go Scoreess Br HAROLD MrKAT In their first district game, the Klamath Junior Varsity tied the Mnlford Jayvrra 0-0 on Modoc Field Saturday. Fumbles ntonned aeveral Kiam ath mnrchrn but Mrdford failed to ranh In when they recovered lour bobblen. Klamuth Fnlls barely missed two lnls on a nalety ear ly in the necond period when a Mrdford halfback, trying to run the end. was amoihered on the one yard line. and al-o will br asked to view lilms of the giinie, university of ficials nald. The Olnnts of 1923 were the only club In National League history to hold first place from the opening day of a season through to the finish nvlor 21 Texan Tech. 10 joulhern Mrlhodmt 21 Rice 14 l Kill KII.S Nrw Mexico 7 Wyoming 0 Bohr JC 47 Wrf.in Il'lrr 7 lllfh Nrlinot Football Saturday Nanin (Ida. i 3.' Omnia Pas 14 North Bend 52 Tillamook 12 AMorla 2 Brasida 13 Columbia Prrp 40 I.akr Oswego 7 More 31 Hnnd Itivrr JVa 1 Valdport 1 Central Union (Mon mouth) 14 Chico Clobbers Southern. Oregon CHICO. Calif, u Halfback Vern Clary and Fullback Dale Miller each scored two fouchdowns here RnturdaT an Chlco fltate de fcatod Boutliern Oregon 33-0. Tht heiqhth of luxury! Sa Iho New 35-foot Kenskill "Cosmopolitan" TRAILER HOME On diiptav at NEWLAND TRAILER SALES 68 Main St. ulllclnl! PCC Ciimm sslnnrr Vlclnr fichinidl Is due here Wednesday 1 6 b 7 HOffiBj in I UMWaa , i Ivery mellow drop .. TOP KENTUCKY BOURBOH II 1 IOI- IINWIfll, Oa KOI lO 'tana ni imitKi louin iiiihy. 4 mi, ei) h Moor, mi mn isiiuin to., mmm. v mm Brak Adjutlmenl: Removt front wheels-inspect biakl lining ind diumi o Adjuil ill biakn Add fluid lo nusttr reswvoii Lubricate braVi mechmlsm Repack front wheel beannp 0NL $190 Brako Recondltionlnflt RtplKl brikt linings Inipecl brake, drumi- Drain ind replace braki fluid Adjuit brake! including parkinj brake ' a Repack front wtiiel baaiinp a Fin idjuslmtnt within 30 day! iiran only r aaaaa! Uhm enough physical apeclmen to wear a unllorm. I.N I KABLf All we know about Mantle a at fllctlon la what doctors lisve told us that, ao far an they know, it la Incurable. The disease could re main dormant for yearn and Mic key enloy a long and brilliant carrer. or he might not be In the Yankee lineup next aeason. it is quite a mental hazard for a aensl- llve youngster lo carry arouna. The military, up to now. haa wanted no part of the gamble. None ol the minions who watched the recent World Series could hare suspected that before' each game Mantle a lower leg waa oouna ne mummy, as tight aa the gauge could be drawn, to give aupport to the affected bone. Whether there waa pain, the kid didn't aay. II there waa. It didn't hold him back any. Washington Runs 15 Backs Against Ducks ' By JAC HBWINU BEATTLE I If backa were two for a nickel Coach Howie Odell could ouen a mint today. ffe haa that many and proved It Baturday by throwing is against Oregon to wrap up Washington's accond Pacific Coast Conference football victory of the aeason with a 4 to 0 ease. And that doesn't even count a large hunk of man named George Black, who acored two of the seven touchdowns from right end. Nor doca It Include the defense and lam Mitchell, who played at aarety in place of ailing cant. Dick eprague and wrung tne weofoot neck with three paaa Interceptions and a timely tackle. Five of those backs scored touch downs One was Bill Earley, who haa been sidelined for a couple of weeka with a bad ankle. He went In for lust one play and caught l. pane from Don Helnrlch good for u scoring yarda. Not included In the lf, either waa Wendell Nlles, who ambled In and out kicking conversions. He ran a airing of seven for seven. Although he passed sparingly. SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Press Helnrlch had one of hla best days. He completed 11 out of 18 and three went for touchdowns to give him the all-time comerence rccoid. In a bit less tlian three seasons he haa pitched 17 touchdown atrlkea. Another record was racked up by Washington with nine pass Inter ceptions, The Huskies, rebounding victor iously from a defeat by Illinois, acored all their points In three quarters. They had 36 by halftime. Against that touchdown flood Ore gon could manage only two threat. 53 Remain Unbeaten NKW YORK Fifty-three col leife football teams, Including sev en of the ten top ranked elevens, still are undefeated and untied. Three amnll colleges William Jewell of Missouri, the Peru. Neb,, Tciichcrs and Blevens Point Btnle of Wisconsin top the list with six victories each. In the five-game all-wlnnlng group are six of the nullon's top tn. They are Maryland (No. it, California INo. 3i, Georgia Tech (No. ti. Duke (No. it, Southern California No. 7,and UOLA (No. 10). ' - - Unbeaten, united college football lnmn ln,'l,rln ra..i i..i.i At the fag end of the first half,wiih (our wins George Bhaw passed to Ted Ander son on - 63-yard gainer that Just missed, Mitchell dropping hlrn on the Washington 3. Time ran oui before the Ducks could score. In the final period they Jammed to the Washington 3 again, but lost the ball there on a pass Intercep tion. Frank Lanza, Jack Kylllngstad. Bill Albrecht and Stewart Crook each counted for Washington on abort gallop. RACING LAUREL. Md. Wilwyn (16.00i the English-bred and owned four year old colt, captured the first running of the loO.OOo Wa.shmgton D C, International race over a lield comprised of four foreign and three American horses at Laurel. SAN MATEO. Calif. Two Lea TODAY A YEAR AGO Notre (4.70i took command in the Dame trounced Pittsburgh, 33-0. Islretch to win the $25,000 Children's FIVE YEARS AGO Rimy Mon-' Handicap and bettered the Bay aghan of Ireland decisloned Dado i Meadows track record for a mile Marino of Hawaii in IS rounds for land a sixteenth In 1:41 3-S. the world featherweight champion ship in London. TEN YEARS AOO-Ohlo 8tateV Buckeyes received the top ranking In the Associated Press weekly football poll. 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