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Newspaper Page TextI PAGE FOURTEEN IIERA1-D AND NEWS, KI.AMATH FAM.S, OREflON 1 ygSL, I i f" 'jess..-' iivNk'v'''' AlaMERICA BOYS Toutid for All-Am.rie.ar. II to r) Bob Krp., Ual.torn,. .fo.pouno tff.ntivftackl.fD.US.muel,, Purdu.'. P....r.g qu.rt.rb.ck; .nd Tom Scott. Yira.n,. , glue fingered nd. , Blaik in Speedy Bounce-Back; Pitt is Back as Main-Eventer WKDNESDAV, OCT. M, 1M ,iiu-n-j-i.m- am urn By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Sports Edlor NEW YORK iNEA) When 38 atars were thrown for loss by the honor code, Earl H. Blaik Mid it would take UnitedJStates Mili tary Academy football 10 years to recover. What Red Blaik meant was to regain the duay heights the old Army game atlained during World War tt Regardless of how Coach Blaik felt about an American tragedy, he is several years ahead of sched ule in striking back. The Mthtarv Academy most cer tainly does not have to apologue for its present varsity. Everybody agreed that West Point started with two strikes on it this Fall. Then a muscle calci fication in his knee sidelined Fred die Meyers, the cadets' finest all round athlete and best back, per haps for the campaign. Out with an injury went Bob Guidera. the squad's most formidable lineman. Sooner Center Gets Lineman of Week Nod NEW YORK W Tom CaUin, 0 -year-old senior center for the University of Oklahoma, Is me lineman of the week. The co-captain of the Soonere Wednesday was named the winner of the Associated Press poll De cause of his play that proved the turning point in the Oklahoma Kansas game last Saturday. Oklahoma won. 42-20. but the Sooner, led by only 21-20 in the second half with Kansas on the Sooner five when Catlin made his key play. " On third down, 1 to go, Catlin smashed through to throw Jerry Robertson, Kansas quarterback, for -a five-yard loss. Kansas lost -1 Af i 1 -1 the ball on downs on the next play. As Bud Wilkinson, uainoui coach, said later "that shook Kan sas' confidence and we were able to win." T.nmrn from every section 01 the country but the west received high praise. Tn the Midwest UWtKC V cu. Wisconsin guard, got olf a tw-yard punt against Iowa the first time he ever punted in a collegiate game. The punt, including a 35 yard roll, stopped on the Iowa three to set a record in the Big Ten's "modern era- since io Pre-Season Shoot Billed unnhm and friends of the Klamath Gun Club sharpen their shooting eves for Friday's bird season opening in an all-day trap shoot at the club's Woe us range Thursday. Tn fiunriftv's comDetitlon. Rod Smith won the 16-yard event, Jim Horn the handicap and Nelson Reed the doubles in .the dub s weekly practice shoot i i 'v-vi-4 "J I (-, - . --y . , ; T- - -J DIDNT GET AWAY Con Gor.ck. displays a 4 1 -pound c.tfith caught on a trotlin. n.ar th. fork of K.nt.s' Smoky Hill and Saline Riv.rs. aundara nautta: Rod Smith W. O. Cooler R. D. Branamaa J. U- Adams Bud Cloake Nelson Reed Marion Grant r F nriscou Jim Horn Herb Haurer IS Br. Dkb. X22 X21 X20 xia I2J n Carl Coulson M xnot 23 targeu out. T30 Mitchell Goes To Safety Spot SEATTLE im Coach Howie Odell shifted Sam Mitchell to de fensive quarterback Tuesday in a move to tighten Washington de fences against a passing attack ex pected in Saturday's Pacific Coast Conference football meeting with Stanford at Palo Alto. Mitchell, replacing injured Dick Sprague as safetyman in last weeks game here witn Oregon, intercepted three Webfoot passes and made a long punt return. Odell said leg and back injuries will keen Spraeue out of action the remainder of the season. John Krobock. regular right end broke his hand in the Southern California game. Dick Boyle, first string quarterback, was hurt. But the Soldiers swarmed all over South Carolina, were very much in the Southern California game in 100-degree heat until very late In the going and scored five touchdowns and a safety against Dartmouth in the first 25 minutes. what's Blaik feeding those kids? This is the same squad thai lost seven games last year, climaxea by Uie 42-7 pasting dealt it by Navy. Everything is relative of course. Outside of Southern California, the opposition wasn't too much. Army should repulse ioiumoia ana vau. but if the Cadets win one 01 tneir remaining other four from Pitts burgh, Georgia Tech. Pennsylvania or Navy, unaer trie circumstances they will have had a tremendous ' season. j Not the least reason for Army s upsurge is that Blaik is coaching well again. A lot of fine people were shocked by the so-called cribbing scandal, the bead coacn most ox au. ne required a year to recover. MISFORTUNE Manv a star has been Dora 01 1 misloriune. Pete Vann, Just turned 19. started the Dartmouth game at Quarterback only because Boyle and Kox snain suiierea irom ami ; necks. Young Vann looked like Sammy Baugh, and Blaik had a passing game to go with his running. 11 uus squad, captained by Al Paui ekas, keeps coming. Navy may not have such a soft assignment in Philadelphia's Memorial Stadium, Nov. 29. But for the expulsion of the 24, these boys would be third and fourth stringers. Imagine how hard Army would be hitting had it not been for the lamentable housecleanlng like a polished Rocky Marciano. Pittsburgh football went into a decline when the late and great Dr. Jock Sutherland was fired yes fired in 1938. SPASRIING PARTNER The Panthers have since been a sparring partner for Big Ten teams and Notre Dame. The material fell off under Char ley Bowser, Clark 8haughnessy. Wes Fesler, Mike Mllligan and Len Casanova. So badly did Casanova want to get back to the Pacific Coast, and so suddenly did he de cide to make the move, that Ath letic Director Tom Hamilton had to take over last Fall. Hamilton for this season wiseiy installed Red Dawson as head man, and gave him assistants to match. GOT JIMP Dawson's young men obtained the Jump on Notre Dame and hung on to beat the Irish for the first time since 1937. Pitt has its best freshman team in years, and a few more victories like the one over Notre Dam. will keep the lads coming from the in comparable Pennsylvania spawn ing grounds. Pittsburgh is back as main even ter, and Intends to stay there. Mantle Gets 3rd Checkup MIAMI, Ok!.. I New York Yankee sophomore Mickey Man tle was slated to leave here Wed nesday with eleven other 4,-F Otta wa County youngsters for Okla homa City and his third Army draft examination in less than two years. Th M-vear-nlri baseball stand out previously has been rejected Because 01 a cnronic onne osteomyelitis, In his left leg aoove thm BnlrU It was doubtful whether the Army would take him even It he passed his physical because of ue number of persons dependent uin him. Sine, his father's recent death Mickey has been the sole support of his mother, two brothers and a sister. He also is married and soon will be a father. Hit leg ailment is the result of a football injury, received 111 a high school gnme. A recent directive from Oen. Lewi. B. Hershev. national draft director, is responsible lor the re examining ol certain groups iorm erlv catuiouued as non-acceptable The order states the Army does not wnt selectees who suffer "active osteomvelltts or a verified history ol chronic osteomyelitis unless suc cessfully treated for two or more years previously." McElhenny Gains On Eddie Price PHILADELPHIA Lfl Eddie Price of the New York Giants con tinues to lead the ground-gainers in the National Football League but official statistics showed Wed nesday that Hugh MeEUienny, San Francisco's brilliant rookie, is only seven yards away from the No. 1 spot. McElhennv. former University of Washington star, gnined 102 yards in 12 carries last Sunday to boost his total yardage In four NFL games to 344 yards. Price has gained 351 yaras. On top of that, however. Mc Elhennv has the best ground gain ing average in the loop gaining 9.1 yards in each of his 38 at tempts. Price has carried the pig skin 67 times, averaging 6 2 yards each time. TIME OUT! ACE BOWLING AL 'You and your darned long run ning starts, roiey: IAST NIGHT Tl'KSDAY NIGHT'S FIGHTS H The Associated I'rraa Newark, N. J. Mnrcelino Arnienleros, 153, Havana, knocked out Leonard Ingram, 148, rniia rielllhla. 3. White Plains, N. Y - Irving Palelsky. Ibi U. New York, out ..uh Pi Arcballo. IN V 1 ...... W n a Miami. Beach. Fla - Larry Muiica, 135 . New York, out pointed Diego Sosa, 13d. Havana in 1 inrtrm Randolph Turpln iu 1. I niwlnll nutuouilt'd George ar,..i'n 1.VJ South Alrica. 15 (For British Empire middleweight T-rrv Allen. Ill j. London. alopiied Eric Mursden. 110 is. Lan cashire, 8. (For British Flyweight title.). MIXING Tnndnn Randoluh Turpln of England, outpointed George Ang elo. South Africa, tn win the Brit ish Empire middleweight championship. Heinrich Offense Leader vintm vnnir IM Ttvur V iltllfl 1.-. ui.s.hi....inH. nnn H Aiiir.cn i complete it pM he'i Uktn care 01 (wo Diraa wmi out uw, According to (UMIhIIcb rlriiad Wpdiwwdny by the NCAA Brvlc Bureau. Heinrich iraun tne nauo" lit yards an turd paatn( nd ln tntnl nfltiN. wall. The Huidttpa quarterback, aide- .tl 1--t nn with ahfltlla I uii'u ii ian '" der aepwration. haa Ukon up where he lclt off In IttftO when he topped U.e oouiury 1 pnworn wm -" ord breaking totnl of 134 oomple In five gamea llrlnrlch haa com- ..i-a J nn ..... I Jl Inm QIO Varilll and a completion average of M.l it. ixmm ntiiMfH InLal offenst f'Jture of 016 yarda for 168 plnva, naving iw. uirro ;wu. rushing. . ... , i of 37tt coinpletiona to rank ai the lourtn Ori pnwor in vu.iri Ul.l . Thm, WaaaklllulAn B)rial lllll"! J, aaj v artist also Is th. first player from me Pacuic unaat rKiou 10 the paoe In total offense since Ne vada's Stan Heath captured th. crown in IB48. Gen. Flllpskl of Viuanova la tne i i i .. . i. MLin- (4,in.rlm,mt ivniirr 111 liir n i - wiih ftsi vards. Johnny Olasewskl of California Is second1 with tit yards rushing. Eugene Eyed As Wl Entry atnalkltllllirtlf W..klt. 1 41 A coinmiinlly drive for 123.000 to buy I j Ti'l-tJlly lli'iivnn uiiM'unn ..liU. u,. rr alum ol tl 10 iionl Tui'siliiy and club olllrlnla aaltl tney may tuao uio iriiiii piwwm'io. possibly to Ciigeiie, uie. Mil, rirmiln ihitlrnilitl Of tile Trl-Clly Booster club, aald only annul 10 per cent ol uie j.i.mu pledued Una come in uuiing tue cllliwna' drive to keep Western liuernaiiitnni league uiruiui uerc. UU'k Klclmrds, gnneriil ninilugei' More Sports , Page 13 of th. Braves, and other owner, of lli. club put It up '" "" Ilia 1(M2 seusnli, a dlaappolnllng cuiiiiiiiigii ut Hi. gate (or Trl-Olly. DUCK HUNTERS W. pick, clean and lhlp ducki, q..i. and ph.ai anrt. Froion, vacuum i.al.d In ih.ll.n. bagt and boxtd. 24 HOUR SERVICI Klamath Game Service 1310 Klamath Avt. 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