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Newspaper Page TextTtmSDAY, OCTOBER 2B, 10B2 HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN Spartans Utick To Top Spot r." tin Hlnlc. Willi linen t'uniPlHe tone kllolcls and a S!)-uiits-a-Kauie f loiillmir iu mil nlnug as Ul No. I train In Ilia lulirt. I Cnai li IHlH n Muim's moiiMtrrn I have been vuiin la.i In tn land f : by 1 J 1 auoruwritKin anil broad- C V ta.trra In Ilia Associated 1'renn f ! poll. Kxerpl lur the uremic) werk of I ho nuil wnen Wisconsin hrld fti away biielly, Miihlgitn Hinin liaa "i uoimiiaieci ma ioi ever since me rrinaaon vollnil. t.: Halurday's M-l thumplne- nl pre- jh'i VlniiHly iinddrnlrd I'lnn Htale $1 bliiuunt Ilin Bimrliins 3 llrnl-pleco f ynica and a Inlul ill I .(Mil point un M uusis nl III lur III at, nine lor i afciiiKi and no on down the line L Ueniilln MIcIiiuhi) Mute's luimes- "! live aine, eecuui-piuco Maryland lii urepl a lilile rumer on (he slroiuith ,t; 01 Ha 34-11 win over Louisiana i,,- swat. 'Ilia Terrapin, who trailed . MKhiiun Blaln or Ml vuiea laal Vork, i-ul llio margin In 'JO aa lliey L Jiilril up 31 flral-placo voles and , , J.OIb poults, , Oklahoma, even mure potent niirtihively than Mlcliitjan Hlnlc J, , Willi an averaiio ul it point a I. Litinr. a loo cloned aome itiound but ! , Muyed In third place with 20 Ural "'..! ......... UllI Imlhl. llrhlnd the Hill Three were PI Oenrsle Tech, Southern California I V Dukr and UCLA, all c I o a e I y bunched, with three iiewcomera to the top 10 fllllni the Jat three piares I'urquc, naiuas aim vnia- llova. Ueorgla Tech moved up one place alter bopping Vandrrbllt, :i(l-o, while U8CI jumped two places l hank a to the 10-0 upaet of Call liirnia. laat week a No. 4 team The. rielral knocked California down to 11th. The leaders (flrat-place votea In nareiitheaeaii Michigan Blale (311 1,043 Maryland (33) Oklahoma till)) . Oeoriila Tech 111 ',. . Houlhern California (11 Duke (10) UCLA (HI Purdue .......,.,...... Kansaa Vlllannva n. California I 1J. Tennessee Noire Dame Tenia Michigan .... Virginia , PriiliaylVaiii ..-.... Wisconsin Alabama Florida Other receiving votea: Riate. Oklahoma A and M, West Virginia, rillaburgh, Princeton. Holy Croaa, Bayloi, Mississippi, Wa i h I n c I o n, Houston, Miami (Ohio i, and San Joe Htata. 1 10 . 1,016 .KM 7(17 .H6 8BH 604 ...... IM 13 134 '.. l S3 ...... M 26 1 IR ia Perm Br The Ax lted Preaa OKLAHOMA CITY The reaulla of a draft phyalcal given outfielder Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankeea were forwarded from Tort (nil to the Army'a aurgeon-general office in Waahlnntnn lor review, uoi.r TMNJeilimHT, N. C. Thomaa C. Robbina of Larchmont, N, Y., won the qualifying round of the Inaugural' North and South Senior tournament with a aub-par St. RAXING RAN MATEO, Calif. Oreat Dream I4.10) won the featured I.V000 Portola handicap at Tan-foran. LAST NIGHT Ry Thg Aaaerlaled Preaa QUEQEO Pappy Oault. 116 4. Spartanburg, 8. C, outpointed rnando Oagnon, 117 !, Quebec, (I5i. BROOKLYN Orlanda Zulueta, 1.13. Cuba, outpointed Paddy De Marro, 136. Brooklyn (10). PROVIDENCE, R. I. Emle Durando, 150, Bayonne, N. J., knocked out Freddie Lott, 166 ! Mewark. N. J. (7). BOSTON Oua (Pell) Mell. 160 Montreal. anr Wilbur Wll'on. 14S'j, Boiton, drew (10); Joey Cam, 2S 'f Boaton, atopped John ny O'Brien, 135, Boston, 6). CHICAGO Bohby Singleton, 133 i,. South Bend. Ind.. outpointed Tonv Hpano. 133. Chicago ig. MOI.YDKE. Mau. Mike Ollln, 1B4, New Haven, Conn., atopped Prankle Keallng, 163, Walllngford, Conn, (7i. LOUISVILLE. Ky. Leatcr Eel Ion, 150 'a, Detroit, outpointed Bob by Dykea, 155 !, Ban Antonio, Tenaa, (10). f i ! Attention All HUNTERS ALL PKOrERTY liatd er owned by Tim Carrot er John Fihlen, which Hi north of Frieda itreer, It paired against hunting.. Anybody hunting or treipaufng on thli property will be prose cured. CARROL I FEHLEN V W -rr r-T I ii X. I it I 1 T . - .1. ' . . i. 'mi tmwmli ill i il m inn SARGE MOSS AND CLEVE BENNETT (I to rl, co-meneoerrof Lucky Lanei, are serioui about their obi, In addition to luperviiing operation of the new bowling plant, they personally tee to It that kegleri wear proper footgear. Hare Moit and Bennett change Bob Thompson's shoes before the Klamath Falls mayor rolled the first ball last night in the gala opening of the new allays at So. Sixth and Arthur. Fighters Bump Heads, Get Draw TRENTON. N. J. I Two fighters atepped Into the ring here Monday night, each hoping to win the New Jeraey lightweight chani- plonahlp. Aa it turned out, neuner one uia. Hie referee declared a double technical knockout In the fourth round alter the two Uene Takach of Trenton and Charlie Slaughter of Weatlleld bumped heads, re- Bulling in laciai cut. Dr. Oenrga A, Corlo examined the flghlera and ruled they were unlit to continue. Referee Joe Ku- kal then declared It a double TKO in l og. which amount to calling the light a draw. Fiero Decked For Idaho Game PULLMAN. Waali.' itf Five Wenhuigton State players were on me ameiinea auring preliminary light workouta Monday for Satur days traditional football clash with Idaho. Trainer Vetnon Wallers aald only one of them will be out of the lineup for the Idaho game. Ouard Art Elero, senior Irom Seattle, twitted a knee In the Oregon Btale game last Saturday. Waliera aald Elero may not aee action until the Oregon contest Nov. g. Senior Golf Champ Leads PINEHURST, N.C., (A Some 300 seniors, from 56 to 80 years of age, continued their attack on the Nos. 1 and i courses of the Plnehunst Country Club Tuesday but the chief Intereat was focused un the select 33 who made the championship group of the Inaug ural North and South Senior In vitation golf tournament. Headed by 60-year-old Thomaa C. Robbina of Larchmont. N. Y., winner of the U. S. Seniors tour nament this year and last, the 33 low scorera In Monday's 230-man qualifying round moved into match play. Robbina, one of the last lo finish In the qualifying round, came In with a one-under Par 41 lor top honors. C. J. Parley of Grand Rapids. Mich., first man to tee off In the morning, had posted a 7 that atood up for several hours aa the low score. A smell spece eal ea . . CAMP SEPTIC TANK CLEANER SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO. 3224 So. eth Ph. 31 of Zulueta Upsets Paddy DeMarco BROOKLYN ' In a drab af fair, Orlando Zulueta of Havana evened? 'an old score with Paddy DeMarco Monday nlitht by taking a 10-round split decision from the Brooklvn bully boy at the Eastern Parkway Arena. Using his left Jab to good ef fect, Zulueta hum; up the 14th up set In 23 main events at the Arena. Ken Brown Sidelined CORVALLI8, Ore. OR A back injury suffered In last week's game with Washington Slate will keep halfback Ken Brown out of the Oregon State-Washington con test at Portland Saturday. s Pitt'lron Man' Never ; Played Prep PITTSBURGH 141 What does a college football coach do If he needs a 60 minute Iron man?. Pick out the plaver with the most ex perience? The toughest guy on the squad? Last year'a star? Not Lowen i Ken i Dawson of the University of Pltuburah. His "iron Man" la shy Eldred "AI" Kraem-i er, a giant 215-pound tackle who never played a game of lootoall In high school. But so far this season, the 23-year-old sophomore has played the whole game against Iowa. Notre Dame, Army and West Virginia and 54 minutes against Oklahoma. in these daya of platoon football this Is unusual but Kraemer loves every minute of It. WANTKD TO PI.AV "I wanted lo play football In high school but we didn't have a team," laid Kraemer. "In fact I only saw one game a high school contest until I entered the service. "I was always big (that's no exageratlon he's got hands like hama and a A-2 frame) and when I got the chance to play In the Navy well that did II." Kraemer, a native of Clcarlake, Minn,, tasted cleats for the first time In HM9-50 with the Navy's San Dlego Submarine eleven coached by Commander Slade Cut ter. ex-Navy tackle. L'PHKTH Dawson's eleven has a 3-2 record to date, Including upseus over Notre Dame and Army and a 16-0 shel lacking by an underdog West Vir ginia University team. Kraemer'a still got two more years before he completes his stud ies for a mining engineering degree- And with PIU riding the comeback trail-big AI Kraemer biiuuio. gei nis III! 01 lootball. Curfman Stresses Offense in Drills MORrVtW THhn IS. r i- Babe Curfman emphasized offense in Idaho's opening drills Monday for Saturday's meeting with the Valiums BIirieiH lOOlOau rival, Washington State College. CUrfmAn AAld th V.nri.l. ..hn have lost to 'the Cougars every Vear BUI- 107J. mr PAnfMMt .hi. will be the year they wM break uie jinx. Idaho hasn't won a game In 1052 but the losses were by narrow mareins Anri th v.iwi.i. - -. umuku poor officiating or two of them. nova omy win was over Oregon State last week. Little Says Army 'Has Arrived' HarveFine Whiskey" Every mellow drop... TOP KENTUCKY BOURBON tift $O60 L SAIL! fUllY AGED 4 YEARS 16 PROOF Mil mm ioday'i, SCHENLEY ...the besMasling . $n60$-10 whiskey in agesl l,m Ufa UNDID WHIJKIY . la'MOOr iS CHAIN NtUTKAl SPIIITS f only gives you Double Rich fastel $Q70 Q $O30 -Arm KINTUCKY WHISKIY A HIND . 16 aaob ' ' 70 CRAM NIUTHAl SPIRITS D mm The whiskey with Age in its flavor $Q30$C25 THt KINTUCKY STRAIGHT SOUHON Is PROOa PEBBLEFORD The Bond of Good Fellowship $055$C65 STIAIOKT KINTUCICY I0UW0N WHISKEY OmiD IN I0ND 100 HOOP SCHfNlEY DISTRIBUTORS, INC., NEW YORK, N. Y. NEW YORK lift Addressing the regular Monday meeting of the Football Crying Society at one of the better class beanerlea, Coach I.ou Little of Columbia devoted himself at some length to a warn ing that Arrnv will be back among the nation's gridiron titans by this time next fall, As the Lion mentor indicated, this will be a quite remsrksble feat on the part of Coach Earl Bialk. aa the Cadets now are only In their second season alnca they lost virtually their entire aqusd through the cribbing expose. Despite the fact that the Lions gained a 14-14 tie by virtue of a last-minute touchdown pass on Haturday. Little unhesitatingly claused Army as "the best team we have played this year." As Colum bia previously had lost to Prince ton and Penn, this statement took In considerable terrain. The lob Blalk has done with this set of youngsters Is, In my opinion, the best he has ever done." Little declared. "That takes In the years when he had his great undeleated teams and when he was named coach of the year. It's no great thing to turn out a fine team when you have the material, but It Is when you start with what Earl did In this In stance. "I hear Georgia Tech has a tre mendous team, and I don't know whether they're doing much worry ing down mere aoout tneir game against Army next week In Atlanta, but I know If It was me I would start to do a little worrying. These Army kids nave terrific all-around apeed, they are beautifully coached and a' pleasure to watch. 'You can get a falrlv good line on them now off their 32-0 loaa to Southern California early In the sesson. You saw what Southern Cal did to California the other day, and up to that time California was aup poted to be one of the best In the country. Army la a lot better now than it was two weeks ago, or even one week back. . 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