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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, OfiTOBKK 23, if)!2 HERALD AND NEWS. KI,AMATH rAU,S. ORKflON PAGE THIRTEEN Revenge-Minded Trains Guns on . ' lly II 1. 1) III llll Orenon To'-li Iioiroa HulUrrtay nlklil to alone f - three yuin of football lump It touk Iioiii Boulh nil uii'iiiui C'ulli'iin. Tho lloinncQiiilliK clnnli kicks (iff I p.m, in Kiiuii) expuutpd lu sol mi illriicluin'ii record lot tho inllf hluh acliool. Hhviiik their bin bomlm lur HoIh JO b Nnv, I lining I"'"' Uial enpfctm tn bit Ilia Owla' loUKlwal ol III nriiffitit-. limy kern Oi'i'tPi'h from uolnii Mil out KMulimt 111 tr, Itulitrra (Snllinlay nllflit. IIHt MIOI I' Hut It'll a CIIM'll Inn- Owllra ' rpvriiKcRiliidvu,' nul.oiilV lot" Hi Ihrrt llrkinnv I IMS iliruunh lU&o. ' but lor the uIomJ briull-olf from the Aihlmiil nrlwoi lut year.- Tho Raldera inielld e Turkey Day imui'.nnK'nl whrn tile ,Owla wore diiiuhiiu lor n cluim to wal lni Ihr AHhlmid rltvrn. And it wiin almoi.t a mortiil ilni-h Ihrv Would have, loo, with the 1UI dna victims ol loarliil diulibliiu by iihiiiinl every train thry inel v.lilli'-, llu . t)WI' Wi'lc rUhliK hiuh on lhh' Iji'-il nniMiii to (lulu admlnl tu Ik ol lio.fkan on bow uuiiien. 01 fouii r, tin re's - always the ci mice u r ,:on' tacit will huvc loo I ii.i of l'o III (Hind ud Ink r,..u.,ie..i (lrKbH llulilly. Thrae ere th liifruci.rnu thnl would mix lor ii victory lor lb Knhlrra. tl'KUT .. Hut If that hiiiwned. It would hum 'lu in (In ii en the lament ui'm-I 'of tti" a'aon. Ii'h a ouch the inviuJlnK Baldrra Wtiu lpUNh ovrr p!-llv, TIhi Orriion h-6niliiiin On lion r.vnliy Hi inline, but llrnc. Couch Alex Pc trrufn'a Irnin In bound to be hlKh fur this one to kcrp Intact IU win ukrin over the Owls. They1 11 b loon loo In the under dt role with everything to ain, llltlr Jo lono. flila revenue bunions In pernon Hi with, thri ol the Oreyon 'f-h iiiyri who aw ncllou aitalnul Houthcrn Oreumi In IBM when tho Ktildrrn notched the lot ol lin throe aucceimiv vlctone by IU1 count. Th Uiree re Cecil Spencer. Don Foreman and Jim Mclntnah. Dean Wenkley a alvi on deck but Hi' Jiirloi benched hnn and toon alter he wan urablied by Uncle Ham. Th tuulhern Orcxon aquad ta mad nn moMly of aonhomoree who painrd iheir groundwork lent year under the tulrlaxe of Dill Abiy, now In (he army. Cine f Iht Ualder la well-known hero. He' Mnrrla Jlmlnei, ex- liD Babe No Longer Has Corner on NEW YORK ii-Th professional women Rollera of thla country now ate what kins up more prae money each year than Iheir male coun teriiafta did in 1938. SIX o. them will averane belter than SIO.OWl apiece thla year and will pica ud additional ibounands from opurluiff Roud lirina whiw tool Ihey on Ihe falrwaya. Before, rushing out to buv the dsURhtcr a act of cluba, however, It mlRhl be well to listen brieflv tn Freddie Conn en. who Invented plnylnR golf lor money. nr.mr. 0 " "The coinp'llllnn among lh five nr alx top tirta has become tierce lately.'' marveb the tournament manager bolh for the men and women Rlamor playera. "A few year ago Babe Didrik.on iZnhar-is-si was In a claaa by herself. She won most of the monev and Ihe others look what was left, li s tlRhleued up now to where the Babe la hint one Of the Rlrla. "They've done away entirely with women's par. Louis Burrs shot METSKER'S t COUNTY MAPS airil msm tt -aarMa. Trails. rhk, l.sfctt; all cssnllts, ISkhs rrra. Wsvalatlaa, f'slirarals rl al SI aisdsatrv sn apsrlt ain M -M.I.S.r M.n- ! Slse HIS rsrUsaa, Orsasa- , ASK FOR Waterfill NOW YEARS OLD! ; ran . " mi mm 'jmmt'KtS ,Kikv TO PERFECTION ; i KENTUCKY'S Flnc-tt $i20 420 $)6S 43 Qr.V I f. i i ii y Jy n atV.vfc.-i laMaaaV'ii'': . mmmmmmm SATURDAY NIGHT'S invaiion of th Southern Oregon Red Ridri pparntly iir.'t ceui for any gloom from-Coech Rex Hunieker no' Hellback Len Genetin. Anyway, if th Oregon Tech mentor Ii cooking up lomathing special for the Ashland eleven, it teems to agree with th Amsterdam, O., halfback who sparked the Owls last week In 13-0 victory over Weber College in Ogden, Utah. ' . . " ' . Klamath Union Hiuh School boy. now rated one of the beat (mall coUcho, iiunrda In tlie aiaie. ... Two newcomera are bidding tor the riKlu hallback apot with South ern Orenon. They are Don Brlggs and Jim Owena. The latter, from Cave Junction, has played under both Abbey and Al Slmnaon,' who nice red the Raiders for many yearn. Uriel!" ta a aophomore who how promlae. Fullback Ron Maurer l probably BOC'i major backlleld Uireal, 1' HUU, SPORTS IDITQt 04 ii v Golf Loot 2M to win thla vear'a open-an averace of 11 alrokea to the round. Rally Hern alwt a M on one course to break the inena record by a stroke. One M hole tournament was won by Betsy Rawia. who led Uie money winners with a total of oor K.ono. Is a Rood bet to equal men'f par any time aha goes out." V We observed that Freddie was atlrktiiK lo the well known names and aked what th chances were for anme new girls to break Into the picture In the near future. Al most everv aeason producea some bright new figure In the men's division we pointed out, Corcoran was dubious. . . "It'a a dlllerent aituation with Ihe glrla." he said. "We have seven former women' amateur cham pions In our group, and they've been playing one another In hard competition lor aeveral years now. They've Unproved their games tremendously In that lime. When they're not playing they're prac ticing. Just as the men do. In fact, Ihey don't call It practicing anv more, but say they're going out to work on their game 'Or a while '.' "No mailer how good a girl might be as an amatuer. she simply can't get this kind of competlllrfn. After she Joins our group' It will take her some time to bring her game up to the tournament pitch of the original bunch and begin getting her share of the money." - 'Frazier $)6S 1 J A ' -'? r PROOF SBaHe" oiiniw. Hfi WATtamt i m rasing eutlllsni Ca. I to Wilisw CswAlr, KmhuSr tmtm Oretech Raiders 1 . "id 55 . while Ray Rodrlouea. dlpay- doodle runner, runa from the left half post in the Raldera' elnile W'ufoyd FuKe'r will probably open at quarterback, starting enda are Dave Campbell and Chick Qulnow hkl. the latter a quarterback for the Pelican la.l year, llomer Watera and Jim Jordan are at tackle . tpot. Steve Crip pen worka with Jlmlnei at auord and Bob iTiReri Smith holdi down the center apot. 'TIME 'OUT! "No, sir there's nathing like Ibe great outdoors!" Jerrv Hampton, center for the Columbia football team, has come a long wav from home to play football. His home Is In Lusk, Wy oming. HUNTERS! . : SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF SHOTGUNS SHELL VESTS HIP BOOTS HODGEMAN HUNT SUITS RAIN GEAR f oil kind and SHOT SHELLS AT THE , ' LOWEST PRICE '' ' ' IN TOWHI Klamath Falls -i ARMY STORE a -aaBarsyeJ Ineligible Player Used By Generals PORTLAND 11 Powerful Orant Hiuh Krhiiol was found with an in- ellulble player Wednesday and if xnocked that perennial cnHmpion out of the coming alale football plnyolfs. Orant, winner of more stale titles In football than any other team In Oregon, was leading the city league here until the 'Ineligibility ruling. The teiim waa ranked No. 4 In the iHtetil Associated Prcas poll. That rullnpr. however, made Cfronl forfeit four of Its five league games, and took away the team's excellent chance to reach the state playolfs. , i it was a tecnnicsi ruunjt mat dropped Oranl. A reserve end was found to be living a half-block out side the Orunt nchool district. City school officials then ordered the forfeits. That boosted Jefferson, with four wins avd a tie, Into the leuuue lead. Franklin with four wins and one loss moved up to second place. The league's two lop trams qualify lor the state plnyolfs. Franklin must play Grant Friday. Dancer Gets Early Nod Rv OR 1.0 ROBKRTKON NEW YORK Wlnter-book odds on the 1963 Kentucky Derby haven t' been posted but when Ihey are you can bet your bottom dollar' Native Dancer will be odc of the shortest priced favorites in the history ol the J yesr-oia tun classic. A lot of things can happen be tween now and the first Saturday of next May. But as matters now stand the unbeaten grey son of Polynesian from Alfred G. Van derbllt's stable stands out al only a few horses have in recent years. The Dancer answered the ques tlon regarding his staying powers yesterday when he stepped the mile and one-aixtrenlh of the East View Stakes at Jamaica lor ills ninth straight victory. And the 133.S25 he won boosted his earn ings for the year to 1230.495 a new record for-a J-year-oia. Tne old money-winning record was $219,000. won by the unbeaten liny Top Flight In seven races In 1931. True, the Derby Is three-sixteenths of a mile farther than the East View and that's where sum ins tells. But Native Dancer won so easily yesterday that the ex perts said were is no qucauun about his route-running ability. . "He had no trouble at all." said Jockey Eric Ouerln alter returning the grey ghost to the winner's circle. "He tried to pull himself up as usual lust before the finish, but f kept him' stoing' Close! 8ENDAI. Jspan The girls' sofiball team of Tokushlma pre fecture was a bit outclassed In a recent game. Osaka eked out en" 84-9 victory In seven innings.- A game between Olfd and Knyto mens teams was oloser. They went 2 Innings before Oifu won 4-3. . . ... J. Good Hunting! . . ..and good boots go together! ;, ( See u for tht BEST O OTTO WHITE Famous "Arch-Iota" hanaVntaao itiKhdawns stocked In sites S t 13, widths A to IE 1 1. 31.50 3350 t" ttitchdowa , I" Packer llitchdawa -.-wan O RUSSELL "Bird Sheattrs" ... the eiln hand-saw m a c s I a, Dtlua Quality with heel counters. .: 24.95 O BERGMANN l-lnch "Bird ShMtera" with aec aerd tllp-prof soles. 22.95 O WOLVERINE ... Genuine l-lnch shall h.n.hid. beets Willi liltrlt. lull card sol. lust 13.95 DREIUS tmvAont - -733 Main Claassen Cal Badgers Over UCLA By IIAKOI.f) CLAA8KKN NEW YORK ii A seasonal average of -71)1 means that of everv 24 selections, 19 are correct. It also .means thst five are wrong. There's no Indication which 10 'winners" of the following college football games this weekend are Incorrect. Michigan State over Penn State: Perm State is unbeaten and has an outstanding end In Jesse Arnell. But Michigan state should pre serve lis.No. 1 ranking with abso lute ease. Maryland over M)U: Maryland a nickname and mascot is that of a turtle. And. if you Temember the lahlc, the turtle always got there fll'St.. ' .-'.. !; Oklahoma over Kansai State:' If Kansas couldn't stop the Sooners, the K-Statrs certainly aren't strong cnoui'h to do It. Illinois over Purdue: your Sat urday afternoon TV feast. The llllnl hospital list Is long but the homecoming enthusiasm should be just enough lo get tnem past the amomous juonermaxers. Southern California over Cali fornia: the Trojan defense, fourth best in the country, to shackle Johnny Olszewski Ii Company. But One more team la needed to fill the Fraternal League, the twelfth bowling circuit to enter competi tion on Lucky Lanes. Kiamam new kegllng plant that opens soon. Nine teams are now In. They are Eagles, Knights of Columbus, Sons of Italy, 20-30 Club, Sears Roebuck. Easlslde Electric, First National Bank and two teams from Moose. The Fraternal League will fill a 9 p.m. Tuesday time. - Larry Baraboo was named pres ident in a meeting this week, koo Provorse is vice-president. Dick Gallagher secretary-treasurer. ctarge moss, co - manager with Cleve Bennett of the new alleys has called a meeting for Tuesday. 7:30 p.m. aii league presidents and secretaries are urged to attend ihe Important organisational aes- slon. Curfman Sees Close Contest MOSCOW. Idaho 14V-The Idaho Vandals were en route to Call' fornla Thursday for Friday night'a non-conference -football game with Santa Clara. Coach Babe Curfman loaded the 36-man traveling squad aboard a train here Wednesday night after a brief workout. Curfman said the squad was in good condition for me game which be predicted- would be close. ' Hartl-to-atw can r Ser4 on Urn, often umafe. Hav tht trouble corrtctrd by Chev tvteUemtd mtchanlce no j . . while thh Umfttd-Mmt csfftf Uttft. That inecial nrk It for tht compltte Job . . your front whef It Hmtinalry' aligned to factory ipedftea bem. Suve money. e your car. Drivt hi tnday ! BYLfiNG & LIMITED ' pM kTIME WlrjM ASHLEY CHEVROLET Sees USC Over It will be close. Oeoraia Tech over Vandcrbllt: Vanderblit had been good for an upset a year since BUI EUwarus became coach but this doesn't ap pear to be the spot for it. Duke over Virginia: two unbeat en teams with potent defense and everything Indicates It should be a 21-21 deadlock. Duke's superior renerves get the nod. Wisconsin over UCLA: In the be lief that Alas (The Horsci.Ameche will bust loose for a big day. Notre Dame over North Caro lina: that two-week polio layoff hurt Carolina's timing and now that the Irish have shown a pass ing attack they will be totUjher than ever. ' Penn over Navy: you must favor the team that lists Ed Bell on Its roster. He Is a letter-perfect end. Texas over Rice:, you can't ever be sure of anything In the South west Conference. However, the Longhorns have lost only to Notre Dame and Oklahoma. Finishing the others: FRIDAY NIGHT Fordhsm over Boston College. Miami over Marquette. VMI over George Washington, Santa Clara over Idaho. SATURDAY East: Columbia over Navy Amherst over Wesleyan. Maine over Bates, Boston University over Lehigh. Colaate over Bucknell. Connecticut over Delaware, Dart mouth over Harvard, Holy cross over Syracuse, Temple over NYU, Princeton over Cornell, Rutgers over Brown, Pittsburgh over West Virginia, Yale over Lafayette. im) WHITER -r- al -v - T a' - - Flush Kodiofor i . . Check for Uoks . ...rrpor for , Antirxz . , - . 1 Drain and Refill Cronkcos with Proper Winter Orad Oil (5 Oft. Fin Quoliry) ', ' Firestone Precision lubrkotion with Winter Oreose Tnt Battery for Winter Storting . . . Check Cablet . . . K.move Corrosion i j Trade Now..sAve 1 protect Chrome during tht : Winter I Tir.afaat I CHROME PROTECTOR Easy T App'T I Ot. CAN 98 Dries lo 10 to 15 Minutes m .V-:. ught .y. Midwest: Oklahoma A M over Detroit. Indiana over Northwest ern. Missouri over Iowa State, Michigan over Minnesota,1 Colo rado over Nebraska, Ohio State over Iowa, Tulsa over Wichita. South: Furman over Davidson, Florida State over North Carolina State, Cincinnati over Kentucky, Aiaoama over Mississippi mate, The Citadel over Presbyterian, William b Mary over Richmond Auburn over Tulane, Georgia over Florida. VPI over Washington Ii Lee. Tennessee over Wofford. Southweit: Houston over Arizona ATTENTION ALL ' W . . . during hunting season. Come ' in for a delicious home-cooked meal. , JESSIE DYCHI 5 FORT KLAMATH HOTEL DINING ROOM - Uu UDM U UsuV-KLILj YOUR CAR ai IS MOTOR KIHC B AT T s k i r...i.s IWI aSF .., J !; Fully Cbi IXCHANOl : - ' " 9 HiJml DONT GET STUCK . . LESS SKIDS . . STUDDED WINTER TREADS r UxJ More Sports Pages 14, 15 Stat. Arlsona over Hardin Sim mons, Mississippi over Arkansas, Baylor over Texas A at M. Far Weatt Colorado A M over Utah State, Brlghain Young over Denver, Oregon over Montana, Washington - Stat over Oregon State. Utah over Wyoming, Stan, ford over Washington. ' DUCK HUNTERS W pick, clean and thla ducks, gets and pheas ants. Froin, vacuum sealed In shlln baej and boxed. , 24 HOUR SERVICE Klamath Game Service 1310 Klamath Av. We'll Be 7 OPEN from 3:30 A.M. mm TRICO WINDSHIELD WIPER BLADES - AO MOST CAIUvw m W M . TRICO WIPED ARMS MOST CAUlw stt lW CJaatfjfat) Jb9iaf OBTABU-w" SfOTUGHT AND f" 95 TIOUBUUCHT J ANTIFREEZE Oat rovr NOW. . i . KnttM. Si ISO) u 175 1H RADIATOR NEEDS Radiator Hot Ft., 1ft up Thermostats MS vp Radialpr Cleaner S9c Radiator Staler .i.-t:... S5 1 fcasJM hfrr'U" iii rUbldVU Ulsalli Applied en Your Rtar Tiro '. Asm ii SUI OO-l OM YOUI TIMS wr is La Lis ChAMPlON TRAB RESIGN mm HjDmH , - ' urn titf Tr- l"! w - i I'lr'-Tii'Ui i k 1 7 KENTUCKY sio 18I(J 320 So. 6h Ph. 9204 X J 410 So. 6th- rh.4113