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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1952)
KATUHDAY, NOVKMHKR 1, W,2 IIKIIALI) AND NKVVS. KLAMATH KAM.S. OHEOON PAGE THIRTEEN N WEHUHP 7 w Mdh n Mdfee Toimofte " CAVlMi PELS; wis, Biromics i ; Bowl Bid May Hinge On Outcome of CEash II v lit III) Fans vliu hike iiul la Modoc Klrld loiilulil nmy bn looking ul n Irani Mill )m 11 (11 lu In Iho Junior H0..0 liowl, 'J'lie iinnir matches ouir-brutm Oii'lion 'I rili iiviiIiim undcleatcd l: n Junior College, 'I I 10 Hi ones u( lliili.p are already lir.nir eyed lor (tip Junior Hose Howl whrro ll'y playrd owe. Hut II llir On In uiim-i Ihp Hroiieos upset Isn't ciullr the ward bo rune from line the game looks I'ke ( toss-upl'asadriia Junior Horn Howl ullkluU will probuUly LEROY WILDING bulwark on detenu Innk more than casually t Orrion Trrh. Orrlrrh caught serious case of bobbieltls aialnsl SanU Roea JC Sept. 19 to drop ll only game in i-enir run. Hole haa linishrd on lha happy end of llvt consecutive scores. In addition to boasting M victories In Hi- last 51 Mint". t.vlc Bnillh, headman at the Idaho Junior eollrge. lan't taking Oregon TKh llvhlly. Tlila la the bis una lor llh arhooU, and bolh Kinlth and Oretrxh'i Itrg lluoaker kiow it Boise also rcmrmbers Ul year whrn huhly-lavorrd Bronc team Knl bv the Owls. 14-, In a game Terry,, Yamato Signed Matchmakrr Mack Llllard yes terday closed the- bout wrestling fan havt wanted for tlx pal mouth. Wednesday's mat card will bf headed wllh clash between Jack Trrry and Tor Yamato, both sleep-r-hold expert. Tarry, an ex-Army Judo Inslruc tro, earned the shot at tlx wily Jap by winning the battle royal two weeka ago. He I'll little doubt he wan unhappy when be waa given Die opening axl on last week's card. Hit Insistent howling forced Llllard to move him to the aeml-wlndup match, whrre he took out hi inner on Lulgl Mecera, using the lullnby hold. riKAT DLhKTTK Yamalo waa also dream-minded when he used the same gimmick to beat Oeorgei Dusette In the main event. The bout la a natural and one thai ahould pack the Armory on the heel of two BRO crowds. Two newcomer appear In the first to bonis, Ray Wilson will fare Tony Rnsa In the openrr. Billy Hanrtnw, classy performer from New York, facea Mr. Sakata In the arml-wlndup. FAVORITE Sakata, unlike Yamalo, was favorlle of the fans here In sev eral apnearanrea two seasons ego. The Trrry-Yamato match should be an Interesting match for crowd sillily. Bolh are unpopular with Iho fans. If both get clobbered, the customer! will probably go home happy. Wrestling goer are looking for Utile orthodox wrestling. Reserved tlckrla are on aelt t Cnalleberry Drum. HOCKEY WF.STKRN HOCKf Y LKARt'E - Ry The Associated Press Edmonton A Saskatoon ! Victoria 8 Seattle 4 Tacoma Vancouver 1 Clutch and Transmission Service ZIEGLER'S AUTO REPAIR 27 Moln f " Ufa thHi could have gone either way but lor suine qursiloiiuble decisions by the boys In black-and-wlilie Mrlprd bliln. The Owl had a touchdown called back lu that uiiinr. llllrlAKrt TunlKht'a game sticks up as one In which the Icum that cathea In on breaks will win. Both will have to pluy hruds-up because fumbles in dangerous ter ritory would well mean the dif ference between winning and losing. Boih Irama have geared. up ground games. Bolh (re capable ol going to the air elfectlvely If run ning playa atall. Don foreman, of course, It Ore trch'a apark but the Owls can also call on Len Uenetln, Larry Jeter, Ueorie Clark and Oclla Canada lor yards. Jack Brown It Oregon Tech'i passing threat, Wayne Patrick runs and passes from Bolse'i single wing, while fullback Don White la considered by many as the Broncos' big gun on the ground. TARGKT Knd Frank Teverbaugh la Pat rlrk'a main target. The Uronca haven't been nuihrd yet this season. They've whipped Olympic JC 121-8), WestmlnMer (47-1), Weber JC (M-13), Utah Htate Froth (3-0) and Chaffee JC (11-131. While the Bronca were loosening up on Chalice last week, the Owls were doing aome limbering of their own In n W O slaughter of South ern Oregon, a echool (coring rec ord. The American gridiron Index pula Boln down the Number 1 jiiiilur colivga team In Uie rmtion. The Owla are dnermlned to prove the Bronca are over-raled. Injuries have caused Huruaker and wsltiant Art Klrkland to do some shilling for tonight ! game. CIMNCKR Big Cecil Spencer moved from his ollrnslve end spot to fill In for I won iciu"sn on oriense; j.sverne wvwoi wui go lor nui rmirn k at a defensive guard position with Palrlck't Injuries putting the Rprlnglleld bov down for limited duty only: Chimp Prayao has been l-Hrn'ng to run from the fullback spot to apell olf Larry Jeter wllh Jim Mclninsh hobbling on sprained ankle; Rslr.h Perkins Isn't In an Army uniform yet but he hasn't attended this week's drills and probably won't play toniuhl, putting Foreman In that poMuon. Ilunsaker announced yesterday his oflensive and defensive teama: Dick Flanlngam and John Hens lee ate at the ollrnslve end po rtions, Charles Wanner and Green It mid at tackles, Floyd Prims and Bill Mr Lain at guards, Ralph Vlck st center, Otno Lelll at quarter back. Foreman and Oenetln at halfbacks and Jeter at fullback. Jerry Wyatt and Spencer will work the wine on defense, Leroy Wilding and Jim Doerfler at tack les, Blewert and Dennis Johnston at guards, Dean weekly and La- verne Clmfl at the llnebacklng spots, Hsrrv Thompson arm Fore man at halfbacks, wllh either Bill Rucklnqham or Odlt Canada at the safety potlllon. Horse Judge Tisdale Dies BFAVERTON. Out. I K. C. H. iBudi Tisdale. 15. noted ludce of heavy horses and International ly known aa a breeder of Clydes dales, died here Friday. Tisdale Judged at many horse shows throunhoul Canada and the U S. Many of the famous Clydes dale horses bred by him were sold to American snd Argentine purcnasera. Rams, Hillsboro, The Bv JIM rot A-sivclated Press Sports Writer Four teams Joined Jefferson of Portland Friday as Class 1 dis trict champions and as entries in the Orrgon high school football play-offs. central catnouc of portinna, ranked No. 3 In the state In the latest Associated Press poll, lopped the list of new winners. The Rams look the District 3 title by wal loping Oreaham, J2-1, for their eighth consecutive victory of tht season. Hlllsboro, rated No. . nailed down the District 4 crown, also turning In Its eighth straight win by downing Forest Orove, 30-8. The Dalles, the No, ( team, DUCK HUNTERS! Boats and Motors to Rent ALGOMA POND 10 MILES Phon 4011 FOOTBALL & SCORES COI.I.IitiK FOOTBALL By The Associated Press EA.Vf ClrniMin 13 Iloiloii Collrge 0 Vulanota W Parrla Island Ma rlnea 21) (Tie) Heidelberg 13 Monls Harvey 0 Hoiin Kentucky 30 Miami (Fla.) 0 Chattnnooiia 41 Louisville 14 MlliKups 31 Howard 1 MIDWI'.hT Case 31 Bitldwin-Wailace 7 Dos He 7 Kearney 0 Central Mluourl 1 Southwest Mis souri II .sco. Wcslrysn 38 Hustings 13 Wllllnin Jewell 47 Holla 111 FAR WKNT College Idaho 61 Whitman 14 Washington State Frot-h 34 Idaho Frosh 1 1 Orrgon lllgh School Football By Die Associated Press Portland League Jrffrrson 1 Grant 0 Benson 30 Franklin 7 Clrveland 35 Lincoln 8 Roosevelt 35 Washington t I'pstale Centra Catholic (Portland) 32 Oresham 7 Grants Pass 7 Klamath Falls 0 Prlnevllle 13 Albany Mt. Angel 7 Canby 0 Kstarada 13 Grrvals t Oarlbaldl 33 Knappa 0 Hood River Wy-Eust 8 (lie) Hlllsboro 20 Forest Grove 8 Marshfleld 25 Conullle 0 81. Helens 38 Scappoose 0 ( Oregon City 13 McMinnvllle 0 Sweet Home 30 Corvallls 13 Mllwaukle 48 Tillamook 13 Mrdford 48 Roseburg 7 Molalla 18 Dallas 7 Newberg 35 West Linn 0 Pendleton 40 Kellogg (Ida.) 30 North Bend 48 Astoria 8 Toledo 37 Reedsport 20 The Dalles 45 Hermlatcn 7 Eugene 34 University i Eugene) 0 Sheridan 37 Yamhill 25 Daylon 54 Amity 14 Wallowa 5 su Patrick's (Walla (Walla) 35 Ashland 38 Illinois Valley II Neslucca 20 Nehalem 0 Verboort 13 Bay City 0 Heppner It Moro 1 Clalskanle 2 Warrenton S Wheeler 43 Tillamook Catholic 8 St. Paul 20 Oregon Deaf School 0 Mill City 33 Sclo 14 Lake Oswego 8 Camas (Wash.) (lie) Central Union (Monmouth) 11 North Marlon 30 Myrtle Creek Rogue River 7 Tlgard 13 Beaverton 1 Crater 40 Eagle Point 0 Brownsllle 48 Triangle Lake 28 8prlngfleld 43 Cottage Grove 1 Willamette (Eugene) 7 Junction City 0 Local Filly Pays $334 When Oaladust. a four-yrar-old filly, paid off 8334.10 for a 87 win ticket In a recent race t Tan foran. there was one person cheer ing louder than anyone and not because he made i Urge chunk of money. It was Willis Ervln. 3318 Corlei. who owns the horse. Galadust'a re turn was the second highest In Tsnlorsn history, Toby J. estab lished the high mark In 1M1 when her winning Journey resulted in a pay-off of 1452. Oaladust, ridden by Apprentice Irvln Gulney, paid 8334.10, Hi and 81 M across the board. Oulney, n . year old Compton Jockey, rode his first victory In California aboard the Klamath Falls horse. Gulney remained back of Liberty Lee until turning for home. Then he let the filly loose and she lasted to prevail over Colonel Dante with Misty Moon third. overwhelmed Hermlston, 45-1. to cinch the District 1 championship. t Benson became the District 2 titllst by trimming Franklin, 20-1, In a Portland prep league game. Jefferson, city champion and ranked No. 3 In the poll, edged Grant, the No. 5 tram, 1-0. Jeffer son Is the District 1 representa tive. Grants Pass, last year's state champion bul a three-game loner this season, snarled the District 8 picture bv upsetting fourth-rated Klamath Falls, 1-0. A win would have given Klamath the title. Now all three teams In the district Mrdford, Klamath Falls and Grants Pass are tied, and officials of the schools will vote to decide NORTH Klamath Folia, Oregon "lis'lllli'yij jiyiiiiiiiiia)rw -s 1 a l"r .7 " I I (UfWff, 1 1I K CHAMP AND EX-CHAMP luster Nerieth, this year's Reamet Country Club golf champion, received a trophy yesterday and congratulati oni from Donna Sproat I Iright) , last years title winner in the club's annual championship play. UiiclfiAr Await Vote to Name rnt'NTT LCACl'g iriasl lUalUiil ret Mrrnll . Malm llenlry 4 1 MO . 1 I I m Chllotiuln 11 600 I 4 .200 -0OU furred Heart Bonsnsa Seores yevterrfsy: Merrill S7 Bo.'.anra 70 Chlloquln 51 Seeped Mean Footballers at Merrill and Malin wcra walling today for the resott of a vote that will decide which learn will meet Jacksonville In xub-dlsUlct Class B game, ilrst step to the state playoffs. Merrill walloped Bonanza last night, 51-30, to end its season tied with Malln, bolh with Just one loss In five league games. Principals of all eight Klamath County schools including Bly and Gilchrist which did not field foot ball teams will mail their choice to the Klamath Couuiy School Dis trict office. The answer was not expected to come until Monday. Merrill feels It has the fattest claim to the nod because the Hus kies whipped Malm. Malln, on the other hand, points to its victory over the Klamath Union High School Wildcats, while Merrill lost to the same tram. But Merrill school officials frcl that non-league results should have no bearing on the matter. Either way It goes, the two teams will go don as Klamath County co-chainp4ons. But the vote is nec essary to pick a team for sub dlstrict play against the Jackson County champs from Jacksonville, a team that cinched that title with a 33-8 win over Talent this week. Klamath County leaguefare end ed yesterday with Chlloquin waxing sacred Hrart In the other game by a 81-8 Count. The victory gave- the Panthers a second-plnce tie In the final stand DallesBenson Capture District Crowns the winner. Medlord showed strength In over powering Roseburg, 48-1, In a non district game. Marshfleld. No. I since the start of the poll this season and favorite to win the District 5 title, bad an easy time, downing Coqullle, 25-0, in a non-aistrict auair. it was Marshfleld's eighth consecutive victory. North Bend, No. 1 and the team Marshfleld must beat next week end to cinch the district crown, crushed Astoria, 48-8, In another non-district game. Bend, the leader in District 8 and ranked No. 8 In the state, was Idle. Albany, which can tie Bend with a victory next week-end, lost ATTENTION ALL BOATS and I'lWIWIU for ALGOMA POND 10 Milei North en Highway 97 For Reservations, Call Alqoma 5 ',l't'silgsssisia)iiit 4 j-s- JM . ' .T ' i.v .'I L. in r I,: I 111 cr? men in ifiaiiii ings with Henley. Jo Jo George passed to Jerold Oates for two Chlloquin touchdowns and scored two more himself. Oth ers were counted by Ronnie Leg gett. Oene Gentry on a pass. David Kircner ana Don Anderson. Wayne Neuben scored for 8scred Hrart In the second quarter as Chlloquin posted a 33-8 baiftime lead. Wildcats Drub Yreka To End Run With 5-1 The Klamath Union Hlph School Wildcats flnLshed their grid season yesterday with a 26-8 victory over Yreka on a fourth-quarter bills. The victory gave the Wildcats a 6-1 season record, losing Just to Malin. co-champion of the Klam ath County League. Larry Dearlng scored lor the 'Cats in the first period on a 13 yard end run and Louie Zarosinski kicked the extra pmt. The Klam ath club held a slim 1-8 halfltme lead when Yreka moved 80 yards for a score In the second period with Ray Moffet capping the morch from three yards out. The try for point failed. to Prlnevllle, a class 2 power, 20-1 13. Egrne. ranked No. 10. swamped University High of Eugene, 34-0. The line-up for two Class 1 Play off opening games, to be played within two weeks, now la definite. Central Catholic will travel' to Hillsboro for one. and Benson will play host to The Dalles In Port land for the second. In Class 3 play, two new district champions were crowned. Unde feated Toledo cinched the District 2 title by scoring a fourth quarter touchdown to edge Reedsport, 21-20. Mt. Angei secured the District 4 championship when It squeezed paat Canby, 1-0. DUCK Stomp MATf.DC DFMT IILIll Grid Champ John O'Neil scored six of Mer rill's nine touchdowns. Gerald John son, a freshman, added one, brother Leroy Johnson one and Jerry Wolf ram one. Bonanza, battling all the way. scored its first points of the season in the last period. Cornelius Jans cn counted two touchdowns. Chuck Roberts one. The third period was scoreless bul the Wildcats broke loose In the fourth frame for three touch downs. Don Dexter completed a six-yard touchdown pass to Barry Pitts to culminate a 51-yard drive early In the period. After a bad Yreka punt, the Wildcats moved into the end tone 35 yards away In two plays with George Arnold scoring from the four-yard line. Dexter scored the last touchdown when he slipped over from the one foot line. Zarosinski kicked the last extra point. Terry McRoberts and Bill Klea ver sparked the lasers. St. Helens trampled Scappoose. 26-0, to win the right to play Colum bia Prep of Portland for the Dis trict 1 title. 8herldan, unbeaten and untied, got by Yamhill, 21-35. Sheridan and Wlllamtna, another team with a perfect record, will fight it out tor District 3 honors In Class 3. Principals to Untie 3-Way Tangle Today By RED HL'RD A listless Klamath Falls team fumbled away a clear-cut claim to the Dist. 6-A1 football title last night to the pigskin opportunists from Grants Pass by a 0-7 score on Modoc Field. The upset win by the Cavemen, who don't believe everything they read, scrambled the district into a three-way tie. Principals of Grants Pass, Klam ath Falls and Medlord were to con fer with their coaching staffs today and come up with a decision on which of the three schools all finishing with 1-1 records will represent Dist. 8 In the state play-offs. Mel Ingram's lads, emoloylnK an eight-man line, simply charged too hard, tackled and blocked better, and capitalized? on one of five Pelican fumbles for the victory. LACKADAISICAL The Pelicans, sporadically shift ing Into high gear, would break down in the clutches In what ap peared to a partisan crowd to be a lackadaisical performance. Late In the first Quarter, after the Pelicans bad made one valiant goal line stand on their own 10- yard line, the Cavemen cashed in on a fumble by Klamath Falls fullback Jim Dougherty on the 15. Dougherty had iust lipped off eignt yards irom bis own seven where the Pels had stopped Grants Pass. Then, on the second plsy. Dougherty lost the handle and Keith Barker recovered tor we Cavemen. It took Grants Pass hist six plays four playa Into the second Quarter to score. Bob Woods crashed over from the one-foot line. Norm Hedgepeth's kick failed but the Grants Pass end got an other chance when KJsmath Falls wps offside. This time the bonus kick was good. INTERCEPTION - It wasn't lone before the Cavemen were down on the 15 again but Dougherty Dipped - this scoring threat when he Intercepted Bruce Robertson's pass on the five-yard line and raced back to Grants Pass- 41. An offside penalty early In the third period could have cost the Loop Bowling Opens Monday Leage bowling opens Monday at Lucky Lanes, but by no means will the public be shut out. From T to t p.m., the Moose Ma'a will roll in league play but four alleys will be open for the. public. " two lanes win oe avauaoie to me public while ' the Transportation league Is bowling front ( to 11 p.m., while all of the 12 alleys can be utilized by the public from 11 p.m. " uatll midnight, closing time. Open bowling will be In full swing 1 p.m. until T p.m. when league bowling - opens Monday through Friday. Saturday is field day for the public when no league play , Is scheduled and the kegling plant Is open from 1 p.m. until midnight. Two leagues bowl on Sunday, 5:30 and 1:30 p.m. " College of Idaho Cinches NW Knot WALLA WALLA W College of Idaho clinched at least a tie for the Northwest Conference football crown Friday night with an over whelming 51-14 victory over the Whitman Missionaries. In other Class 1 games. Eagle Point awamped Crater, 40-0, in a District 6 contest, while Myrtle Creek trampled Rogue River, 38-1, in non-district play. Wallowa, defending Oregon Class B champion, won its 22nd consecu tive game by beating St. Patrick's of Walla Walla, 65-25. VOTE FOR Dale B. ; Mattoon Tht best, QUALIFIED man for ; .v SHERIFF in Klamath County. M. Atfv. Date I. MarhM Pels at least tie, which would have been enough to claim till title. After Roger Bertrand, Orantl Pass tackle, was ejected from tht game for waxing enthusiastic wltr. his knuckles" and costing his team a 15-yard penalty, Ken Young took off on a 37-yard sprint before be ing dumped on the 10-yard line. But the play was called back on an offside penalty, , LATE BID The Pelicans made one more bit bid late In the final chapter bul Brian Carothers frustrated tht Pels' last try with an Interception Alter ariving from tneir own 23 to the Grants Pass 35, a passing attack failed and Vernon pryoi downed a Pel punt on the one-yard line. The Cavemen worked out to thi nine but were forced to punt. Yountr let a punt dron that hi should have fielded with Just foui minutes to go and the Pels starlet their last drive from the enemj 48-yard line. . In two Dlavs the Pels were or the 20 after Dougherty cruised 2( yards and Bill Salt passed to Cal vin Gllmore for another eight On the next play. Carothers Inter cepted a pass Intended for Young and whizzed back to the 35. Grants Pass wasted time wltr end aweept until the time ran out Statistics: - ft Pals np Net s-ards Mrlnnuia 71 on Net yards paumg - as 43 Total net yardase .. 110 Its First down crimmaga a a Pint dosma paselng , 0 1 First dosma penalty 3 1 Tsui rirn downs s 18 Pasaeja completed - a a : i 3 Ml 43 , 1 t 3 1 ' 1 Pasee Intercepted by 3 i imcs puniea a Average punt length 34 Yards penallaed , 40 rumbles . 3 , Ball Lost on fumbles . 3 Ball loct en downs , 0 Teuchdosma , . 0 Conversion . a ' Score . . i a 1 Art 1.3 -ST. 5 2 O ISO Arc 4ST -3.0 31 30 -4 61 OS Indlsidual yardaav: PeltcaBs TC Vd Daugherty 5 33 . Gllmora ,. a -3 Young 43 Salt 3 -13 Schulie 1 IS CWvcaaea TC TO Carothers 3 14 Mark . -13 Woods , IS 4T Wlnbolt in jo Yosten " ' 3 -14 Ftnbertsoa . 4 28 kotos ,. : a i 3.0 Grants Psm rorim: Woodi (touclv tjowni, Haidcpth (canvcriiont. ; I wouUijf rf$l -this without an Danger! It's dangerous to got into a bathtub or up on ttepladder or to cross itreet-without good accident insurance policy. One person in ten in America) is either injured or killed in an accident every year-many right, in their own homes. Let us quote you on an America Fore policy which in case of an accident pays liberal amounts of weekly indemnity can be issued to provide benefits in case of accidental death, also sub stantial sums for hospital, nurs ing and medical expenses. OUR IIST AOVIRTISIMINT - rhiafodt af tafiitiael Cvtraasers CHILCOTE Insurance Agency "Over 43 Years ef Service" lit M. 9th St. Phone 5529 If t M. Adv. by the Dick Magirlra for Mayor Committee laVMHMaVaMMMeBWiBKSMBaBVMBalBaBVBa - ft Jr
