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shows tonight at o'clock on Mo
Hoc Field.
A local football victory will
rllmnx the mani successful Home
coming program to dale.
The bova who bat the odds
around nay that vlrtory In as timrh
cinrh a It run bo in the name
of football where the ball some
limra take queer bounces.
Oregon 1 ech has the horses, lar
t are tw. eornoero ' ' i
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Mat Midgets Signed
For Wrestling Show
Die wreMllng mldRels, who have
lf'-vrr fnlled to Rive mat customer
Inelr money'a worlh and a llttlr
moie hold down the apecial sol
eoy"Vednenliiy- grappling card at
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..afitici are a I ill iha falk of
wtoillinq fans, it one of four
y midget, maf men who will p
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' sj Armory in a ipeelai event,
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Mnck Llllnrd has three oilier bonis
, fin Hie oiilslandlng card, head
I lined by a clnsh between Tor
Yarnnln and Oeorges Dusetle.
' The mldurld, three of whom have
rppenred hero before, will be
i rnlred In a tng team fuss. The
, (my newcomer is Tuffy McCra,
j; .vho Joins the sensnllonnl Mtlle
NEED STEEL?
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DAIICIN' DON FOREMAN
Rtd Raiders
Pigskin
too manv for the undermanned
Red Haiders of Arhland.
'I'll train arr even In the psy
chology coiner SmjtlM'rn Oregon
want to win to keep Intact Ita
frand alam over the Owls, three
wlna In as many outings; Oretech
1 looking for Ha first triumph over
the Raiders and are somewhat
Irked over laal year'a bruihtoll
when Southern Oregon officiala
cancelled a scheduled Thanksgiv
Imk Day (imf.
Tho game will have all the rah
rah and collegiate glamor that
Braver against Fumy Cupid and
10m rnumu.
The midgets atage their half.
hour, one-fall match Just before
the main event.
Two oiher half-hour bouts open
mc ftnow.
One puta Tony Rosa against Jack
nriuon. tne oiner Judo Jack Ter
ry against Luigi Mecera.
The DuKcllc-Yamalo melee Is
down for one hour or the beat two
01 inree tans.
The two foes clashed In two rio
tous bouts last season.
Reserved tickets nt no advance
In prices aie on sale it Castle-
oerry urugs.
Horse Show
Opens Today
HARRlSBURO. Ta. Ml The
Pennsylvania National Hors Show
opens a Veek long run Saturday
with what was claimed as the na
tion's largest and richest display
of horseflesh.
More than 800 horses, valued at
more than a million dollars, were
Mn bled at the spneious Sttitei Farm
show arena where the equine ex
travagnnr continues through next
8murdny.
Beaver-Cugar
Game Toss-up
PULLMAN 11 Two also-rans
in the Pnclflc Coast Conference,
Oregon Stale and Washinalnn
Slale, collided here Saturday af
ternoon in a gridiron game rated
a toss-up.
Tho disappointing Cougars, nrt-
feason favorites to be one of the
West Coast foolhallpowers, have
yet lo win a game. The 080 Beav
ers have one victory under their
belts.
METSKER'S
COUNTY MAPS
DmI inapt fr Ssarttmrn. Trallfl,
Trrrha. I.ih'ti all canntlri. laaha,
Orrran, V,ahlnlan, t allfarnla. Far
aala al Sfallantrv an4 SparH Slaraa
anj 'M.l.V.r Mp." lit tallaa4
Rlitl. Tatllani, Oraiaa.
Favored
In
tests. Including fetching Margie
Davis, quern of the allalr In tne
rmlrr ring along with her five
pretty princeves.
In games to date for both
schools Juat one comparison can
be made. Oregon Tech. tar from
lop form In Its opening game.
spunerro over Humboldt state, 7-6.
The Lumberjacks of Areata, Calif.,
no doubt vastly improved over Its
nonormance against oreiech, ram
mvrarklrd the Raiders, 60-0.
MOHK8
If you're a score-Barer, here's
the run-down on the rest of the
season a outings for both oiaskin
ciuos:
Southern Oregon was beaten
also by Chlco State (0-33) and Lin-
neia 10-27) out whipped Eastern
Oregon (33-19) and Oregon College
ine uwues- otner wins are over
Contra Costa JC 35-281, Portland
Btate (S4-0) and Weber College of
Ogden, Utah U3-0). They fumbled
awav a game to Santa Rosa JC
(0-191.
Added up, that 'a a 2-3 record
for Southern Oregon. 4-1 for OTI.
It will be a homecoming, also,
for two of the Southern Oregon
Inds. Morris Jimlnei and Chirk
Qulnowskl. Jimines, plaving his
second year lor the Raiders. Is
coasidered one of the best small
college guards In the state.
I'l.AtS I.ND
Qulnowskl, also an ex-Klsmalh
union Hign School boy, will oe
remembered aa a quarterback for
the Pels last season. He's at end
ior em;.
On the sad side tor Southern
Oregon, halfback Dave Shearer Is
ran wnn broken ribs; hallback
lellh Johnson nlaved his last aama
against Humboldt, he's now In tne
Army: end Lerov Sorineer mill
m-iiooi 10 won; quartrroack Jerry
Leslie, who played a bang-uD game
NKuuiai eastern uregon, aidn t
show for the OCE and Humhnlrlt
games and Is probably through lor
urn arason.
Oregon Tech defensive end Don
Mrintosn will be out with Injuries
and guard Paul Patrick will prob
ably see Just limited action for
the same reason.
Mnvd Fisher will nrohahlv fret
Leslie's lob at ounrterbark (or
Mil liter n Oregon. Jim Owens and
Don Brlggs are battling for one
halfback position, while Rav Rod-
rlques hss the other halfback post
tlon In SOC's single wing.
Ron Maurer. moved from half
back to fullback, has been South
ern Oregon's main running threat.
The same barkfield that started
against both Weber and Portland
8lnte will probnbly get opening as
signments for the Owls.
(lino Lent Is at quarterback, Don
Foreman and Len Oenelln at hair.
backs and Larry Jeter at fullback.
Ducks Picked
Over Montana
EUOKNE. iir The Oregon Ducks
are favored In make It alx straight
over Montana Saturday afternoon
In their non-conference football
encounter. Each has won onlv a
single game this season. Montana
formerly belonged to the Paclllo
Coast Conference, but Is now a
member of tho Skvlln Confirinra
Rlckott time is 1:30 p. m.
IT'S
POOLE'S
For
Shot Gun Shells
222 So. 7th
FOOTBALL
G SCORES 1
( oi.i.i.t.i; FOOI BAI.I,
lly 'I he Aoorlatcd I'rraa
KAHT
Boilon CaUcftr 14 Kordham 13
Lock ilavrn Hhnca 0
HOI i ll .
Miami (Fin) VII MiiioilHtc II
OrnrKo Wnhlniiton 10 Vlrlnla
Miiuarv no nidi
Howard ti Union 'Tonnj 6
Dradlry 33 Drake 0
Collritc Eui)oriR 28 Knn;,o Wc
Iryaii 6
Nebraska Wirilryan 20 Kearney 7
r AH WKBT
fianla Clura 8 Idaho 7
t.iiMcrn Washington W Britlth
Columbia U
WoihlnKton Tronh 68 Oreuon Slate
Rook 0
Oregon High School Football
Portland League
Grant 34 Kriinklln 0
Jeflurwn 21 Waihlni!on 0
Clrvrlnnd 'ii Bcnon 13
Itootcvelt 19 Lincoln 13
01 hern
Marahllcld 25 Kugcne I
Central Catholic 8 Columbia Prep
0 (both Portland)
Hillrboro 7 Writ Linn S
Lllend 20 Prlncvlile 14
inc unnci ip La urunue 13
Corvnllia 12 Salem 6
Mt. Angel 13 Silverton 0
Antorla 20 Tillamook 7
Sandy 25 Woodburn 8
Nnmpa (Ida.) 39 Baker 8
North Bend 47 RoMburc 6
Eprlnxftrld 31 Albany 7
St. Helrn 14 Rulnlcr 12
Cnnby 13 Molnlla 0
vernonia 21 Warrenton 13
Redmond 13 Madras 8
Wlliamlna 20 Amity 0
Ncnuiem 40 Bav c ly 7
Fossil 21 Ruiuj 12
Olenwood 6u Wishram (Wash.) 12
Verboort S9 CaMon 14
Valscli 28 Oregon Deaf School 20
McKenzle 13 Mohawk 7
Weiton 68 Irrlgon 8
Sheridan 26 Sherwood 0
Forest Grove 10 Beaverton 8
Eslacada 7 Dalian 8
Newberg IS McMlnnville 0
Oregon City 33 Tigard 13
cararoiu 33 Bcappoose 0
Brownsville 34 Halsev 13
Ne.ilucca 20 Wheeler 19
Mill City 26 Monroe 21-
Central Union (Monmouth) 18 Wil
lameite (Eugene) 0
Seaside 12 Clatskanle 8 '
Lake Oswego 13 Wy-East 13 (tie)
niard 2 crater 7
Payette (Ida.) 13 Vale 12
Oreham 13 Mllwaukie 7
Wallowa 14 Elgin 12
Toledo 26 Sluslaw 7
Or k ridge 26 St. Francis (Eugene)
SIDE SADDLE Warren Lahr
of the Browm hitch-hiked on
Ray Pool to such an extent
that the New York Giants'
end dropped a pass from
Charley Conerly In the third
quarter of the professional
football game'played before
51,858 partisan fans at Cleve
land's Municipal Stadium.
Husky Frosh
Rout Rooks
CORVALLIS iP Led by Mike
Monroe and Sandy Lederman. the
unbeaten Washington freshman
football team scuttled the Oregon
State College Rooks here Friday,
58-0.
Monroe scored three touchdowns
and gained 100 yards from scrim
mage. Ledermnn completed 14 of
21 pusses for 205 yards. The Husky
yearlings amassed a total of 602
yards Irom rushing and passing
as they scored at least twice In
every quarter.
When the New York Yankees
signed a working agreement with
the Birmingham Bnrons It marked
the New Yorker's first lictip with
a club In the Southern Association.
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DUCK HUNTERS
For your convenience, we
will bt open at 4 a.m. Start
Ing October 25th, with a
special Hunter' Breakfast.
MERRILL
DAIRY STORE
Merrill, Oregon
Pirates
Scuttle
Axemen
By JIM COl.R
Astoclaled 1'rrsa bporta Writer
Mardhfleld. the atnte'a No
team, came from behind with lour
touchdowns In tho second half to
dclcut Eugene. 25-6, in the feature
IIhiiic of Oregon high school foot
ball piny j"rluay niglil.
1 jure were no major UDsets al.
though previously unbeaten Prlne-
villc, ranked No. 7 In this week's
Associated Press poll, bowed to
uciid, 20-14. Bend was tied for No.
iv 111 tne poii. eugene was No. 8.
All others in Uie tOD 10 came
through undefeated, but some had
nariow squeezes.
MarsWield s ferocious offensive
was tamed in the first half by
Eugene, which led 6-0 at Inter
inisi.ion. But the Pirates' slashing
backs ripped Eugenes defense to
hiireus 111 tne second nail, and they
tore out tneir scventn consecutive
victory.
FIRST HCOIIK
Stan Lewis romned 32 vard to
ne ursi Maranneld touchdown.
Spike Hlllstiom added the, next two
una i.arry arr tne fourth.
Marshlield now needs onlv to rie.
icav norm uena to cincn the Dis
trict 6 championship In Class 1 and
place 111 the state play-offs That
may take tome doing, though.
North Bend, lied for No. 10 in the
AP poll, looked Impressive in
wampuig Koseburg, 47-6.
ueniral Lainoiic, the No. 2 team,
lso recorded Its seventh straight
victory but only a touchdown In the
last three minutes preserved Its
perfect record. The Rams edged
isuiumuia rrep, 0-0, m ir.e tradi
tional annual lough battle between
Portland's two biggest Catholic
schools.
BOTH WIN
Jellerson and Grant, No. 6 and 4.
respectively in the poll registered
impressive wins in Portland league
games. Jefferson cinched the city
tiiampionship and one of the
league s two stale play-off spots
by trouncing Washington, 21-0.
Oram, which lost Us league lead
and a place in the state play-oft
when It forfeited tour victories
earner this week, took out Its dis
appointment on Franklin, crushing
Uie Wuakers. 34-0.
Franklin or Benson, which last
24-13 to Cleveland, will be the
fortiana leagues other play-ou
representative.
Hiilsooro got the biggest scare
of any of the lop 10 teams. Trail
ing, the Spartans pushed over the
tyuig touchdown In the fourth quar
ter and Vince Heinrich place
kicked the conversion that gave
them a 7-6 win over West Linn.
UNBEATEN
Hillsboro. ranked No. 6. and un
beaten In seven games can cinch
ine District 4 title by defeating or
tying rorest orove next week end
ine Danes, ranked No. . se
cured at least a tie for the District
7 championship by edging La
Grande, 19-13. II can win the title
oy taking its remaining game with
ncrmiston. Baler last to Namna
Idaho, 39-8, in a non-iuirict con'
test.
Aioany. wntcn needs onlv one
victory to tie Bend lor the District
line, wss swamoed bv Snnns-
uriu, 01-1, 111 non-aisirict game.
I ir.Sham rnfrl Palknl,.'. 1
, vh.uwm. b wuy
contender lor District 3 honors,
irrm rauwausie, 14-1.
TIE
In Class 2. Wv-East hU T v.
urgo 10 a 13-is tie, allowing
Columbia Prep to back Into the
eastern sub-district championship
by squeezing past Rainier, the only
Wlllamina. the favorite in ni..
met j, oouncea Amity, 20-0, and
central Union of Monmouth de-
icateo wuiametle of Eugene 18-0
In non-district affairs. Sheridan
won a 26-0 district victory Irom
Sherwood Both Wlllamina anH
Sheridan are unbeaten and untied.
in uisinct 4, Ml. Angel grabbed
the lead by tripping previously un
beaten Silverton. 14.0 K.nH.
trounced Woodburn, 25-6, Molalla
beat Canby, 13-0, and Eslacada
edged Dallas, 7-8.
Redmond defeated Madras, 13-8
a District 8 game.
Two Lea Runs
Last Race Todav
8AN MATEO. Calif. I f.-n
iea, me iemale Drlde of the Cal
umet Farm, closes out a great ra.
recr Saturday In the $50,000 Bay
Meadows Handicap.
ine six-year-old daughter of Bull
Lea, who will be opposed bv sev.
en 01 tne Pacific Coast's top dis
tance norses, will be retired to
uaiumei s 'Kentucky farms for
orecaing purposes arter the race.
Winner of $299,250 in her rcla.
tlcely brief career, Two Lea prob
ably will be the odds-on choice of
some 20,000 fans for the mile and
a quarter feature that closes out
41 days of racing at Bav Mead.
ows.
Knickerbockers.
All-Stars Mix .
NEW YORK Ifl Basketball
returns to Madison Square Oar
din Saturday night with the Col
lege All-Stars and the New York
Knickerbockers of the National
Basketball Association clashing In
the feature game for the benefit
of the Hearst Free Milk Fund.
The Rochester Rovals and the
Boston Celtics of the NBA meet
in the first game of the double
header. The Royals are defend
ing champions of the NBA s west
ern division.
DUCK HUNTERS
We pick, clean and ship
ducks, gets and pheas
ants. Froien, vacuum
. sealed in shellen bags
and boxed.
24 HOUR SERVICE
Klamath Game Service
1310 Klamath Av.
- - t-daZ.y','.
TEN OF THE TWELVE brand new alleys are shown in this picture fatten by Herald and Newt
Photographer Don Kettler. The new bowling plant Lucky Lanes opens Monday.
Klamaths Bowling Center
Ready; Opening Monday
A modern bowling establishment
for years has been a crying need
in Klamath Fails.
Now It's here
The 12-alley ten-pin plant, called
Lucky Lanes. opens Mondav
3 p.m. for public Inspection.
Mayor Bob Thompson will of
ficiate at ribbon-cutting ceremonies
at 7:30 p.m. he'll roll the first
ball down the mapleway after
which the alleys will be ODen to
public bowling.
a week later, Nov. I, league
bowling will start.
Free ice cream and rnffe will
also be offered to the public be
tween 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. during
visiting hours at the new ultra
modem kegling center at S. Sixth
and Arthur.
In addition to the 12 allevs. the
plant also has elaborate fountain
service and six pool tables five
iiiiara is Dies and one lor snooker.
Co-Managers Barge Moss and
Broncos Edge Idaho
C.n Daly's Field Goal
SAN FRANCISCO 11 A 19-
yard field goal by place-kicking
expert John Daly gave the Santa
Clara Broncos a 9-7 victory Friday
night over the Idaho Vandals In
their penalty-plagued lntersectlon
al football game.
Dalv split the uprights with the
deciding three-pointer In Uie third
period after both teams had cap
italized on recovered fumbles to
score a touchdown apiece.
Idaho scooped up a Santa Clara
Pirates Sign
Jerry Cade
EUGENE. Jerry Cade,
20-year-old southpaw who played
with Vancouver of the Western In
ternational League last season, was
signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates
01 ine National League Friday.
Howard Haste, the Pirates'
West Coast scout, said Cade will
be paid a bonus next July. Terms
were not revealed. The young pit
cher will report to the Pittsburgh
training camp at San Bernardino,
Calif., in March.
l'.S. TOIR FOR JAPANESE ART
TOKYO OP A collection of 100
rare Japanese art objects. Includ
ing some national treasures, will
be exhibited in five Ameican cities
next year. Kyodo News Agency
said an agTeeement between the
U.S. and Japanese governments
called for exhibition of the art ob
jects at the National Gallery of
Art in Washington, D. C, followed
bv showings In New York, Boston,
Chicago and Seattle until 1964.
SKI NK DISAPPEARS
HELENA, Mont. UPi "Channel
No. 6." a deodorised pet skunk,
took to the hills after he heard
he was booby prise in a charity
fund drive. R. A. Dightman. cam
paign chairman, sounded a clty
wlde alarm. "One bad point about
losing a deodorised skunk." he
said, "is that someone might re
turn a different one."
Because he scored two touch
downs In Uie mud, Ronnie Ralner,
Brandeis U. halfback, has been
nicknamed "Mudder."
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Attention All
HUNTERS
ALL PROPERTY leased or
owned by Tim Carrol or John
Fehlen, which lies north of
Frieda street, Is pasted
against hunting. Anybody
hunting or trespassing on
this property will bt prose
cured. CARROL & FEHLEN
CI eve Bennett said more recrea
Uon equipment would be added
later but at all times It will be a
"good, clean recreation center for
the wnoie family, the only one of
its xina in ine Klamath Basin.
Tweive leaguea are straining at
the leash and will have one week
to limber up for the Nov. 3 start
of league play.
The 12 leagues now in th fold-
there may be some added later-
are r-raternai, Ten-Plnetta, Alley
Katx, Commercial, Automotive.
Moose Pa's, Moose Ma's, Ladybug,
Classic, Industrial. TransDortation
and City.
presidents and secretaries of
an leagues are urged to attend
the final organizational meeting
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., at the bowling
Free bowling Instruction tor be
ginners will be given Tuesday
through Friday. Instruction hours
are 2 to 3 p.m'. and 6 to 7 p.m.
bobble In the second period to take
over on the Bronco 25. Left half
Dick Pickett went over from seven
yards out four plays later and Ray
jsuroer converted.
Before the end of the Quarter.
Santa Clara turned Uie tables with
a fumble recovery on Idaho's 28
yard line. Quarterback Duane
Louis passed to end Gem Nagler
in the end sone after the Bronco
drive stalled one yard awav from
pay dirt. Daly missed the try for
point.
The score stood 7-6 Idaho until
Frank Hare. Santa Clara defen
sive half, intercepted a -Vandal
pass and galloped 26 yards to the
Idaho 42.
The Broncos drove to the 11 where
Idaho stiffened and Daly made his
field goal on a fourth down play.
Both teams were penalised seven
times for a total of 85 yards.
Idaho's Coach Ray Curt man be
came so Incuesed over some of the
decisions he ran onto the field
twice to argue with. Uie officials.
George McCarty. Idaho tackle
from Spokane, suffered a minor
throat bruise early in the game
and was hospitalized overnight for
observation.
HAWK FELLS BAT
FRANKFORT. Ind. of) Bats
swooped Into Uie Frankfort Times
composing room and unnerved Uie
compositors for several nights In
row. Then one of the "flying
tmice" made the mistake of ven
turing on into the news room,
where It was felled by a firmly
rolled copy of the newspaper. The
marksman was Merl Hawk.
SouthDaw Ditcher Dick Rozek
has been with the Cleveland In
dians three seasons. On the last
day of this season he won his first
major league game.
WE'RE OPEN
from 4:00 A.M.
during hunting season
For good eating,
breakfast, lunch
or dinner!
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Rickey To Get
Honorary Degree
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. I
Bethune Cookman College will
award an honorary doctor of hu
manities degree Nov. 1 to Branch'
Rickey Sr.. who brought the Ne
gro Into major league baseball.
Dr. Richard V. Moore. DresU
dent of Bethune-Cookman. a Ne
gro college here, said Rickey will
receive the degree during cere
monies at Bethune - Cookman'a
homecoming football game with
Florida A at M College.
Rtckev was general manager of
Uie Brooklyn Dodgers when he em
ployed Jackie Robinson, Uie first
Negro in modem major league
baseball. Rickey Is now execu
tive vice president and general
manager of Uie Pittsburgh Pirates.
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