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rm'RSDAV. NOVEMBER fl, 1HB2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIFTEEN WWH! 7a 1 u mmm. : f 3 1,,, ,. ',l' ; ' NECKING PARTY Billy S.ndow, t!rd of Mr. Sakat'! chok. holdt, deti little itrangllng of his own latt night t th Armory. The Ohio lid mnuvri the Jap'i ntck acrou th lop itrnd of rep end bsart down l Rofere Buck Davidion movti In to break up th pair.. Yamato-Terry Hassle Ends in 4-Way Brawl Ther may have been wilder tlinea l the Armory Un that wit ' hesaed by wrestling Una last nliilit but moil ol them don't remem ber when. A bout that atartcd as duel Paging Mr. Frick Saigh-Veeck Hassle Has Grim Undertones NKW YOltK Ml - 'Ilia lime In approaching whi'it Maseball Com mlsslnner ford (. Prick will have lo wad lllln I lie HI, I.ouln nitiinllun Willi hi sleeves rolled up and rnmehow resolve tha running- fight between f'rrd Bnlgh, aggrieved president ol lha Cuicllimln. and Hill Veeck, lha man who thinks that every nliiht la Halloween. perhaps lha endless bickering ba. I warn lha two club heads la moie tunny Ihun anything else at tha iTioiurnl, but It In heading lor some thing serious in time, and the more sober elements lit the name will feel rellavad when tha cominl alonar deals himself In, aa he will. From what wa hrar, fialgh haa, Claassen Picks: Oklahoma Over Irish, Troy Over St anfords fly IIAIIOMI ( I.AAHSKN mvrr NP:w VOIIK Ml Who any Ihul !vcr Penn Rlata, Coaat Guard RPI, Temple over Boston University, WcMcyan over Wll llama. - Midwest: Toledo over Bradley, Michigan over Cornell, Colorado over Missouri, Iowa Btate over picking football winnera la aa eaay aa nicking apples Not thla for canler, who had only 3fl correct selections in 40 decbiiotia last But- Urrfav. Ilist'a an ivrryin nt Tift Last Balurdtv a debacle dragged nnu.a uvtrr mi nncon. the aeaaonal mark down to ,77l!"'n ov'r NorlhweaU-rn. Ohio Stale on fluurea of 2W won. (18 loil. I0ve'' Pt, Vlllanova over Tulfa, Hero are the tmlnaured winnera WyomiiiK over Kaiuiaa Btate. ol thla week end a iiutnea: South: Alubama over Chatta- Michigan Stat over Indian: n00. Kentucky over Tulana, Au NCA alatlatlca ahow that Michl- i,)ur" mrr Miasiaalppl State. Wash gan Btato haa lha nio.it learkome iL1.""0" ft Lm over Norln Carolina attack In the land. The alaliallca !H1". Furman over Preabyterlan. aay nothing about Indiana 'a de- i H'vldvin over Richmond. Bouth In fact, appealed to Prick to give him aome relief from the capricious Brownie prenldent, a clear Indica tion that Veeck la ahead on pointa. Halgh . doean'l Junt want Veeck chaatlxed 'or having "tampered with" pitcher Harry Brechcen in their lateal flareup-he wanti Prick to alap aorl of permanent restraining order on his torment or. For one thing he la almighty tired of Veeck claiming every young player upon whom he ,.ecka walvera for larmlng-nut pur posea, Salgh Is convinced that Wild BUI haa no Intention of promoting Mich players to the Browns, but Juat claim them for the hell of .t. That la only one of the petty annoyances to 'which Bainh feel he has been subjected since Veeck gained control of the Browns and became the Cardinals' landlord at Bportsmsn's Park. The list Is a long one, and Malgh, considering that he Is a lawyer by profession, has proved to be delightfully Ihln- xkiiuied from veeck a point of view. Field Goals Near Record NEW YORK I Have you noticed how many field goala col lone football teams ara kicking this year? Figures compiled by the NCAA Service Bureau confirmed Thurs day that the foot Is Indeed coming back Into football, with last Sat urday's flurry of 10 field goals In "A alngl rail doe It III" Men Hand Laundry, lllh and Klamath, phon 1-3331. The ex-Marine obviou.'ily la having &7 major collcgo games raising the a wonderful time for himself. season total of three-pointer to However amy me war of nerves &1. between the two magnates looks to the casual observer, thouxh. It has undertones of scriouncaa. Un less Prick does take a firm hand, the Cardinals could in time be forced out of St, Louis and the entire structure ' of the major league be Jeopardized, The Curds' lease on the park owned by the Browns has only reven more years to run, and Saigh has abandoned all thought of build ing a park of his own. Thus, if Veeck means to settle down and clay lor the long haul In 81. Louis, he eventually will have Balgh over barrel. Big Changes Seen In Bonus, Waiver Rules Rlnla over North Carolina. West Virginia over VMI, William and over feme. Oklahoma over Notre Dame: OliarLertiark C.rmiAmr atirl rtmtmr C.ilin Oklahoma's f:.n tnv m Mary over VPI turn te tide even thouuh the mime I .. Southwest: Mlalkilppi la played In Bouth Bend. The game Houston, Is vnur TV mnrnrl KHturrtuv nfler. Southern noon. It should bo Just about the I M. Texas Christian over Wake best game you'll get to ace In your I rorest. living room all aeason. ' Far West : Washington Over Call- Georgia Tech over Army: Two fnrnla, Idaho over Montana, New learns of whirlwind speed. In addl- Mexico over Denver. Colorado A NEW YORK m Two of base bnll'a thorniest problems payment of labulots bonuses to untried youngsters and Inter-league waiv er deals after the trading Dead line may undergo sweeping changes next month during the Carolina over The Citadel, Vlr- j major-minor league meetings at ( TIME OUT! Sm thm guy w raring glaurs rauiht H 1 Sugar Bowl Lands Tech NEW ORLEANS up The Bugar Howl grabbed prire Ororgia 'lech and began roinhlng the meager lint of remaining rligtbles Thurs rlav tor a team capable of match ing football wll with tha nation third ranking team. Ofllrially the Bugar Bowl had no rommenl about an oponenl for unbeaten and untied Tech here Jan. I. Privately, however, one Hugar Bowl ofllcial aald he would like to aee either Maryland or Oklahoma two tested Sugar Bowl favorllea. But both now are banned by their conferences from bowla. With both out of I lie running, ap parently, another ofllcial .aald: - we nonemy nave nooouy in mind now." There has been talk about Penn Rial and Vlllanova, but none came from Bugar Bowlers even unoffi cially. The Sugar Howl never IMs teams under consideration, Tech coptKl Ihr Bowi'i Invtla tloa Wednesday night. By The Associated Press FOOTBALL NEW ORLEANS Georgia Tech accepted an Invitation to play an unnamed opponent In tha Jan. 1 Bugar Bowl. (F.NERAL NEW YORK Mexico captured Its flrat International Jumping event of the National Horse Show, Capl. Victor Carlllo winning the Royce A. Drake memorial challenge tro phy. TOKYO Swimmer Horlnoshln FuruJuslll. Japan's famed "Flying Fish of FulJIynmR" announced his retirement Irom the sport alter seven years competition. Muffin f6 PROOF '410 1 2co It OUAIT FINT between Tor Yamato ml Jack Terry ended In a tag team brawl and Indications are Matchmaker Mack Llllard will make It official next week. Yamato won the first fall with a Imkiirt biow and oooy press as Terry bonmeranged off tha ropes. But Terry left the ring, objecting to Mr. Hakata directing advice from Yamato corner. Mr. Bakata stayed but Terry evened inattera by bringing Tony Uoas as hia corner cobort. Terry crossed Yamato up In the second go-round. Propelling off the ropes, Terry, Instead of being the target for the same gimmick that cost him the first tall, creased Yam-loa broad face with hatchet blow and made It definite with two rabbit punche on the ropea. That took Just four minute and the bout was even after 15 minute of battling. ' Then. In (he third go-round. Yamalo threw Terry out of th ring, where Mr. Hakata went to work on the llatchelman. But Rds wasn't Idle. The Balem Slaughter, er dropvrd Bakata with right hook But while Rosa waa giving Mr. Bakata his come-uppance, Ya mato applied the aleeper hold on Terry. Ross handed Yamota his lumps but it was ton late. Terry waa sound asleep at th feet of the ringsidera. Referee Buck Davidson touched off rat-calls from the crowd when he called It "no conlest." Now : mat customers want lo aee the four-way brawl In the ring tha two Jsm against Rosa and Terrv. That match I cooking high on the burner. Ross took cre of frisky Ry Wilson In the opener with tep. over toe hold press after the bsby faced Salt Lake City newcomer to the Armory ring started th rough attift. Bakata whipped Billy Bandnw two of three fall In the semi wlndup but the Columbus. O , boy scored hit with the fans with his variety of holda and rough house style of milling. Sakat won th first fall with the flying mare and body pres In n:. Bandowr evened thlnga with thunderbolt leg hold In 11:16. Kandow tossed Sakat out of th ring In the third heal. But Sakat proved more elflclenl In thla de partment, twice flinging Sandnw out of playing territory. using Bandnw'e arm s a fulcrum on the ropes. Sskata finished him off with th arm stretch. tlon to all that speed Georgia Tech has an awesome back lie Id trio In Turner, Teas and Hardlman. UCLA over Oreuon State; should be easy unless UCLA relaxes too much. Bouthern California over Stan ford: Too much Trojan defense. Kansaa over Nebraska: The In jury lists are about of equal length I but Kansas Is superior In moat other respects. Tennesae ovr Louisiana Btate: Since that 1-0 setback by Duke. Tennessee haa developed Into bowl-bound football tarn. Purdue over Minnesota: There In at least on upset' In the Big 10 but this doesn't appear to be the place for It. Purdue on It way to the Kna Bowl. Duke over Navy: A squeaker. Texas over Baylor: Arkansas beat Baylor, Texaa crushed Ar kansas. Off comparative Korea. Penn over Oeorgla: Some day those Quakers will break loos and this could be the Saturday. Princeton over Harvard: The venerable Big Three aerlea 1 re sumed and lor the first time In a decade all have fashionable rec ords. Princeton, however, has met the stsuncher opponent. Finishing the rest in a hurry: Friday nlghl Detroit over Boston College, Burknell over George Wsshington, Mtsml of Ohio over Msrquette, Vsnderbllt over Miami of Florida. Saturday East: Trinity over Amherst. Fordham over Clemson, Connecti cut over Brown, Columbia over J Dartmouth. Holy Cross over Col gate, Kutgera over l-aiayetie. Maine over Bowooin, Syracuse and M over Utah, Washington Btate over uregon. Ex-Olympic Skater Dies Phoenix, Arlx. Bateball Commissioner Ford Prick expounded at length during a press conference In his office Rice over Arkansas. IWednesdav over proposed leglsla- Mclhodlst over Texas; tlon which the big and little mo guls of the game will be asked to vote on at their confabs. The Important rule change, rec ommended by a special commit tee, would extend the current trading deadline from midnight of June 15 to the witching hour of Julv 15. WAIVER After the trading deadline no player deals could be made with the exception of the waiver route. Inter-league waiver deals will be tougher to make, however. If the new proposals are adopted. The new rule stipulates that a player must first be waived out of his own league and then offered first to club lowest in the standing of the rival circuit and further more the purchase price must not exceed tlO.000. Thla would sharply curtail the passing of atars from one league to the other auch aa Hank Borowy from the New York Yanks to the Chicago Cubs In IMS for 4100.000. The new bonus rule drawn up by tne committee proviaea; PROVISION'S 1. Any player paid In excess of (4.000 bv ny club from a league of Class A classification and up will be tagged as a bonus player. Anv prosTject who receives more than 13.000 for signing with a team below the Class A rating will al so be bonus plaver.- The cash fig ures Include salary with the ex ception of the majors whoso min imum stirjend la 15.000. 2. A major league bonus player NEW YORK i Allan Potts. 49, one-time Olympic Ice skater, died of a heart attack Wednesday night while skating at a city rink. Potts was a member of the 1936 U. 8. Winter Olympics speed sket 'ng team that competed in the gsmes at Garmslsch-Partenklrch-en, Germany. Injuries Rjddle Bears for Game BERKELEY, Calif. I Cali fornia's Injury-hit Bears, seeking to get bsck on the winning trail against Washington, leave Thurs day by train for Seattle. Minus at least five of his squad. Coach Lynn Waldorf aald he wouldn't deride until train time whether tackle Don Curran and center Layton Hahn would make the trip. Both turned up aick Wednesday. The Beara arrive In Seattle via Southern Pacific Cascade at 2 p.m. Friday. We collect . . . r tall ru why. Find ur Rser abaut ur tervic giviaf at fry. Carter's Collection Agency a. till 411 Msia ELECTRIC HEATERS tlactr Ma il Ordar f IMO tlactr Mad ad Wasia Moil Ordar For If and SAVE! I0S I. Mel must be retained for two year be fore he can be optioned to the minora. Any minor league bonus player must pass through the un restrictive draft at the end of the season. If a minor leaguer Is un claimed In the draft he loses his bonus brand. "The new bonus law. If adopted. will In no way prohibit any owner from paying whatever he please to a free agent," Frick said. But It will cause the owners to be careful about algnlng a bonus player unlesa he felt reasonable certain tne youngster woum mane good." FIGHTS By The Associated Prea CLEVELAND Dick Wagner, 176, Toppenish. Wash., outpointed Earl "Lalu" Sabolin, 174, Warren, Ohio. 10. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Willie Pep. 1 28 . HarUord. Conn., stop ped Manny Castro, 122 !i, Mexico City. . That's just two less Ahan the same schools kicked all last year, and five more than the 1950 total. The college boys haven't topped I since 1M0. but they seem certain to do It this year. XMAS TREE LOT AVAILABLE North Sacramtnto ' 2305 KANE ST. Klamath Falls ASK FOR. IVaterfill Frazier YEARS OLD! NOW 5 T" TO PERFECTION V . KENTUCKY'S Finest - offlb z"tJ"v '. V .'tt'I.tii I '1 -list 114 Ml A'-W TL'rlarylXt L l3 KENTUCKY Hat 1810 86 PROOF Dlri.ttW.aaW WOtfffWSr wTtrat ts runtf ItMHrf C. Is Mm Cn, IaST Don't risk a .freeze - up ! How you, too, can be your oivn SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Tres TODAY A YEAR AOO Col. Humbcrlo Marlles of Mexico won his tilth major victory, Individual championship challenge, at th Madison Square Garden horse show. FIVE YEAPS AOO Fly-lhre Eastern cnllrges formed a new Eastern College Athletic Confer ence. TE'.N YEARS AOO Commls. alouer K. M. 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