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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1952)
PAGE TWELVE .V T k A ; JACK BROWN. Orereeh's main triggerman, h ready to direct an air game Saturday night, if the high-riding Owl baekfield can t tind yardage paths through tne none junior uouege una. Boise JC Grid Tiff Saturday Seen as Big One for Oretech HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Midgets On Mat Tonight Klnmnlh'o mid. work lliavlirm lilRlillnlited by the appearance of (hp wrestling iniilisclii i shows to iiiBlit ut Hie Armory. The mlili'.els are lli desert, so (o speak, on kii outsiiimliiiK unit menu, ffntuiiim a clash between declines Dtisetle mid Tor Yiinnilo. The small urapplers show In a tun tciiin nuili'li preceding the Dusettc-Yiiniato hassle. LIUIo Beaver tennis with Tuny McCra Rulllllst Fuuv Cllllld and Tom Thumb. The inldiiel have Impressed wrcstlinir customers in tour previous showings here. SKKIOt'S All me serious students of wrest llnsr nnd know their way iiround. Utile Beaver, rambunctious star o( the group, has stolen the stiow In every appearance here. Even without the mldircls, the card lined up by Matchmaker Mack LIHard would be outstanci' ma-. Regular niat-isocrs still re member the Duscuc-Yaniato feuct of lust season. Each hold one victory. Dusette unhlnRed the Nip with his dreaded lull nelson utter Yamnto hud put the popular Frenc'i - Canadian asleep with his liilbb" hold in less than a minute the first time thev met. ACTION The sicnlnc of Tony Rosa and Jack Terrv promises plenty of action In the Hist two boms. Ross, the Salem Slaughterer, faces Jack Britton. Hatcheiman Terry, the ex-Army judo Instructor, draws Lult Mecera as a foe In the opener. Bolh are 30-mmute. one-fall matches, as Is the midget melee. Dusette and Yamato are down for one hour's action or the best two of three tails. The Armory box - office opens 7:30. The curtain-raiser goes on one hour later. HOCKEY By The Associated Presa AMERICAN LEAC.l'E Cleveland 4. Hershey 3 WKSTKRN I.KAGVE Vancouver S. Victoria 3 New Westminster 5, Saskatoon 1 wtrnrJrsnAV. OCTOniW 20, Oregon Tech faces Boise, rated Number 1 Junior college football team in the nation, Saturday night on Modoc Field in a game OH Coach Rex Hunsaker dubs the Bl(t Came. And well he might. The Broncs, winners of five straight games this season by lop-sided scores, are headed for the Junior Rose Bowl. Since 1946. under Coach LyJe Smith, the Broncos have won 54. lost 2 and tied one. One loss was to Long Beach JC in the Junior Rose Bowl game, the other to Olympic JC last 'Stop Baker1 Husky Cry SEATTLE OB "8toj Sam Baker" was the order on the Washington football practice lot Tuesday as the Huskies drilled for Saturday's Pacific Coast Confer ence encounter with Oregon Slate. Coach Howie Odell worked the defensive platoon overtime de veloping a program to halt the speedy Beaver whom scout Red Padrgo described as "one of the finest backs in college football." In one significant move. Odell switched left halfback Bill Al brecht back to his original as signment of playing both offense and defense. In the workout, the coach had Albrecht and Stew Crook alternating at left half on the attack. Crook, who also plays right half, alternated with Tom Sprague on defense, and Jack Kyllingstad, who opened against Stanford and Oregon, moved back to the reserves. season in a sea of mud. The tie (7.71 haDDened in 1948 againsi Southern Idaho College of Educa tion. T t vear'a 6-14 loss to Boise still rankles with the Owls. The name was marred by severeal Questionable decisions that went the wrong way. (irnmn Tech tuned un for Satur day night's meeting by walloping Southern Oregon, asm. lot oronca also did some tuning-up in a 71-13 win over Chaffey JC of Ontario, Calif. The Owls have lost one decision in six starts when they fumbled away 0-U nod to Santa Rosa But they found themselves after this setback and ground out four straight wins over Contra Costa JC. Portland State, Weber College and Southern Oregon. Boise is undefeated In five times out but it's questionable if the Broncs' opposition would compare with Oretech's. Boise whipped Weber 34-13: the Coach Blames Dreait For Loss to Trojans i HAN KHANCMOO ll'l Fdr.nr iHUH.sl Miiiiske, liluiil tiilkliiu eiul couch, blames 1'iilllninia'n "tlieaniy" cuncliiiiu alall lor lite neurit' 10-0 defeat by Houilicin California, Miuihke, lilinself a tiirmrr nnd lireul at Ninlhwesti'in nnd In pro loulball, tcilil tho Touchdown Olub Tuesday: ' At llio beulunlnu of the season we lluuird we hud the uieute.it teiini In the country. We llioiinlit ol It us n nupor teuiu. Aim wo mm a great dieuiu. 'we coiicenuuien on now ijc.-m lo Use this super Irani. We spent hours on fukliiz ami nnrsae, on how to bailie the defense. Nuw Unit great dream Is shultereil. Why? Because we, the entire stall from head Couch Lynn Wulilorf nil down, iniuie a cimcninu immune. 'We (urutil liiuilaniFulnls. We didn't worry enouuh about lillUni; somebody unci knocklnu him down when lie had the ball, wo mini i MH'ml euouxli lime on blocking." Miiimke said ho expected, UCLA In ulvti C'lillliiriila .lu'iniva uiiinc" H.iliinluv at Berkeley. "UCI.A l tne ocm ounuiuvu lentil In the nullon." he aald. on paper, Callloinia ! the best in the countiy. On the field UCLA holds that honor. Insurance won't prevrnt an t'l denl, but II will prevent' a lot of irlet, liana Norland insurance, mi Clue St. READ . . . Moiiui Pttarua'i FIVI POINT program ... II proewly adopted It ihould lava Ihe Isi pavart el Klamolh Counly 2S l all laiail Pd. Adv. Morlui Peterson. May W Sugqeit You PAY CASH and SAVE on Stov and Diesel Oil JavhQwk Phon '!5eVi JACK (HATCHETMAN) TERRY, whote rioloui action it ear. lain to earn the ex-Army judo instructor a main event tpot toon, tanglet tonight with Luigi Mecera at the Armory in on of four outstanding bouts, featuring the appearance of tht famous wrestling midgets. ?Eriilayujlfoi, to wmo, skmti mrroa trivripm.tiffijn m "If wji ft1 1 VOTE FOR Dale B. Mattoon The best QUALIFIED man for SHERIFF in Klamath County. Pd. Adv. Dale I. Mottoes A Ike Remembers When He 'Tackled Thorpe' Berry, Schwenk Sit Out Drills PULLMAN, Wash. 1 Coach Al Kircher and the Washington Btate Cougars, drilling tor Satur day's game with Idaho, concen trated Tuesday on measures to atop the Vandals split-T attack and ground-gaming delayed line buck. Two men Injured In the WSC Ohio State game were In uniform but sat out the scrimmage. They were Wayne Berry and Milt Bchwenk. Owls beat the same team, 13-0 Thai's a three-touchdown margin for Boise, two for the Owls. Boise's Smith Is also pointing for this one. It could well be the grid classic ot the year on Modoc Field. The Owls- will go without the services ol Don Mcintosh, defen sive end sidelined with a knee In Jury, and Ralph Perkins, defensive halfback who has been called, by the Army. Cecil Spencer will turn over his offensive end chores to John Hens lee to pinch-hit for Mcintosh. Standouts for Boise this season have been Don White, all-Idaho high school fullback playing bis first year at Boise; halfback Wayne Patrick who does the pass ing for the Broncs and most of the running: Frank Teverbaugh, Patrick's main target at end; and Bill Butler, an all-time Idaho high school quard who served four years in the Marines before en rolling at Boise. NEW YORK tfl Gen. Dwlght j D. Eisenhower la one "sports fan who's sorry the Army-Notre Dame football series was cut short. The general, taking time out from the Dolltical camoatKn. told a small group of athletes and newspapermen at his hotel head quarters Tuesday night he thought the series was a - wonaeriui thing.". The general told the athletes and writers, assembled for an old fash ioned s porta fanning bee, about his football days al West Point, particularly a game with the Car lisle Indians and Jim Thorpe. "It's a sourse of great satlsfac- Stranahon Defends Mexico Golf Title MEXICO CITY (PI Mexico's 17th national amateur golf cham pionship got under way Wednesday with defending champion Frank Stranahan, Toledo, Ohio, again the favorite. But the three-time winner was up against tigbt competition in me championship flight of M. tlon to me that the score was 1-8 when I went out In the third per iod. Benedict, Dcvore and I were taken out to rest up for the fourth quarter, but we never did get back tn. Tne unai score was ji-o ui favor of Carlisle." 'I tackled Thorpe," he said with pride. 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