Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 07, 1952, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELKVFN a-s-aaeBaaaa-a--aBaBata FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 10.12 Tonieaht HERALD AND NF.WS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORZf.ON Playoff Position At Stake Hirrr's iimm Ihnn Dm Uisl. ft Class . B lonlliall. IIIIr lit Malco liinlljlil In Mtrrill uhi'H llin Hu--kirn llii'.t III" .lai'V .iinvllln HmI ok mi In almviluwii tiii.ili IMIril tur i no. Ill lhi Minn (11 In piirlouK In A IitIIi In tlir alalo nluyuftn mill rliaiii' lii HO nil Hip wy l' I'M) nl Ilia alatc a Class II IihjIIihII liri. Hay lliiilrr, III III ri:oml yfiif I ihr li'liu u( Hi" Hiii.klm, utiiili'd MrlTIII In Ills Klllltuilll Ciiiinly III III 111111111-. Hp illil II wllh a 1'impl" il Imrks who llkp lit romp. Ji'rry Wnllrnni nwl .luliims' O'Nnil, mill icK-k-rlllint fniwuitl wall (hnrril liv live Minima In Hip Hurt flip tiioklrs Hill Hill il ity Mull .cm, (iiiniiln Jink Ilr111i111kt.ini ltd Dun Uttny ii1 ccnlrr Hernia Audri-tiiiii. 4 1 it I ;( on ii Killlnu mil Hip l-iim Hint rm kril up 4-1 Ir-mnie rccuril rp buck Lrioy Johnson and Hon llruum niid inrtH Uland Wiiilcis and I'uln MoOiilloih . ... Jtti'kiunvlllr, umlrr Coach r.l rHinlwv, lo.-.l JH-il mm ituiii" in "I" nullum, tlinl 13-24 acllwrk U) ISuirnlx. limn I)"' Class II kinupiu down Medlard way, Ititw vlaylng A 3 football. Rut llw Kcclsklns whipped an oihrr A-3 ailtool, fcKle I'oliil, 90-IJ. TltrV cinchrd Dip Jackson County Clri H crown with con-vim-lnK 33-fl victory over Tnlcni. HUH,' TltV Thla U Jacksonville llrnt lllHB In ll-inan loniuall. l.asl year llir HrdblrUs wrro riiniicra-up In the tatp l-nian plnyolla. Blrfrlnl the iirouiwl illack are brolhera Im and l.eroy Clay, who operate Iroin Ute hallback oH In Jarknunvlllr'a wiiiii-T tnrinailon Jtie quarlrrback la Don Orren, if u't. ii.nlnri 111 X . .:. .... r .v.lm V,ill. ijt la IM-flunl Harvey Ituenrra ill Uio aiarunu wuhpho im.c -end- Joe Nolan and Dick Kittira. larklra Dlfk Teal and Leonard WlrkMen. Biiardn Marvin Maawrll and Dace Maddox and center Tom Wall. MERRILL VETERANS Thfie. fiva union -nehor lha Merrill forward wall. In back ara tacklei Bill Hill (lafll and Ray Ma. ion. Front ll'to rl ara guard Jack Hendrickton, center Bornie Andarion and guard Dan Barry. Tha Huikiai ho it Jackionvilla tonight, 7:30 p.m., in Di it. 5 Clati B lilla claih. Pirates, North Bend Mix f or Disf . 5 Tit le By The Annotated Tren University HiKh "I Euitene bunged Into the ntHtp looiball play. olla inur&aay nitini, ana neven more hltin w hooln intend to follow null thla week end. University lllgli won the district S title in class a plav by downinu Hiicred Heart of Bnlem In a play off, 14-6. ai. Halem. That l':avei five more title. to be decided In clan 2 thin week end. top a Am: Two other district champion lups will be decided In clatts 1 Ijclore the atale playoffs atari next week end. Tho lop name come at North Hend, where the Mate's No. 1 Hum. Murtihfield. tannic- In a traditional battle with nelghborlng North Bend. The North Bend team wan racked No. 6 In the latest Associated Press poll. Favored Mnrshfleld Roes Into the came undefeated and untied. North Uend hm lost one name. The win ner la expected to be the district 6 mircaenlntlve In the playoffs. The only other class 1 berth still undecided Is In district 8. where Albany meets traditional rival Cor valli.s. A win for favored Albtiny would give thpt team a tie with Bend. A district vole would be necessary to determine the team to enter the playoffs. A Corvallls win would hand the title to Bend. CI. A Kg Z The class 1 title action will go like thin: fit. Helens at Columbia Prep In Portland for the district 1 crown Saturday. Wlllamlns at Sheridan for the district 3 title Friday. Ashland vs. Corjullle for the dis trict e championship Friday. Vale, rated No. 10 In the state, at Ontario, lor the district 7 title. Prmeville. ranked No. 9 In he state, at Redmond for the district 8 crown. There also will be several non title Karnes attracting attention. Ainonjr these will be The Dalles, ranked No. 5 In the state, vs. Hood River, and Benson of Porland, No. 8 n the state, va. Beaverton. The Bin Six, title will be decided as Eugene phys at Salem. There also will be Roseburg at Grants Pass and Pendleton at Miilon-Freewater. HEED STEEL? See HEATONS! 428 Spring Ph. 2-3427 op nEUllBLE Finns OrrrttpVt by t. M. CmI?, 1M4 AIR CONDITIONING Ph. 5683 RING'S SHEET METAL 2104 ' So. th HMtint Veatllerlaa Sheet Metal Wark at All Klnrfa AWNINGS-UPHOLSTERY Ph. 4362 HOWIE BROS. 2357 So. 6h PRI-CUT ORNAMENTAL IRON Caitom M.4. Drapaa Atita Uphelttarlnf Auta Ui Coram BAKERY GOODS Ph. 8344 KLAMATH PASTRY SHOP 920 Main Birthday aad Wtddie Cakts Made ta Ordar! Iraadi, CakM, Pin, Paitritt l.kad Freak Daily "Boysen" Colorizer Paints Ph. 3197 J. W. COPELAND LUMBER CO. 66 Main CHOICE OF 1322 COLORS Evarrthinf la Paints and luildlna M.ttrlali The Party's Over Bonus Binge Certain to Stop BWLQNG tltr LiMirt I. ... 4 Trt I rya 1 uuo I ..7W ! .JIB 2V1 mo ,IX1 ' ,nm, lufrw'r .. I or I J4 lUrrulv ' 4 O Kll l - . I lilrhi - , . ..... . I t ndr4iml, . . - ,.. I 3 KUitMth ur I - - I ! 1 1)1 Mim.. ,. . .. 0 4 llrialll It Ntw 0 4 it, C 01 C .0 4 a.,, i.im Miiat SfMy 4 Mrllll Mimm. 1 r. il,i 1 t.'iiD'rMi.ioila t J -JI Cula I 1114)11 4,.Mwa.,0 .. ll.reull. 4 Jt C i,f C 0 .ll i Kl.nk.lll 1, t, t . . Ftank Hall of Nalley'a and the Coca Cola learn monopollxrd kcur liili last iiiiht when the City Bow! In( League popied Urn lid on the aeasoii. Hall's MI-m-m-M s good ennukh lor both hicla game and amen. The' same aa tma of the Cokes' J0-ilKI-H5.;'1l line. Bv fi4.VI.l-: TAI.IIOT NEW YORK on-Buscball finally i has shocked Itself Into a state of sobriety on the bonus Issue, with Die result that the average young prosped'a chances of si.-nlng for a gill of 100.000 and a red con eriibie will In tha future be very slender. The thing finally got completely out of hand during the past year when tho 16 major league clubs paid out a alaggpring 4', million dollars in bonuses to a lot of grow ing bo who have yet to prove that thrv can alirk in any company limner tlinn an F-:iks picnic. Of thla Dill. ire sum, the Bpslon Red to are estimated lo have contributed MJ4.OU0. KM DVKR As they recover from this mag niltrenl aprre. the clubownera are holding llielr Ihrnbbinir temples and vowing It will never happen again This lime lliey mean It. and j Commissioner ford Frick has ap pointed himself a ronunlitpp of ) one lo are Dial titty do not back- i liip. I 'It's gotten completely out of ( hand." he drclarpd ill oulinlng the ( new plan to produce a aensible compromise. "Nobody objects tO an occasional bonus for a parti cularly brilliant prospect, but this thing of throwing millions of dol Isrs around lo a bunch of kids w ho ! are Just out of high school and 1 urobaulv never '!!! ntftle wix league players la plain foolish. It's just Ihst much money gone from baseball." UAH TF.ETII The new plan, which Is virtually certain of adoption at the Joint meeting of the leagues In Phoenix next month, has been carefully thought out and Is equlpttcsi with sufficient leeth In make it effective. Htrlpped of much word lettuce. It simply provides that a club had better be mtgnty sure II has a live wire before It talks bonus. At the moment there Is no rule at all. A bonus baby may be schooled In the minor leagues In definitely. Under the rule coming up, If club feels like shelling out. ssy 130.000 lor some Juvenile hotshot. It will have to be prepared to cany him on. lu. big Irapue roster tor two full seasons or risk losing him In lite unrestricted draft. Thla will cause a clubowner to do i.snvni o Lr am r W I. P'l v.l.er's Driv.n ..... - .- 4 0 lorw It. hmprh . . . . It St") rol.tnr 12 Vet Sftrnp4-htiti . .. 1 2 ..VKt llilllnp Lf. . ... .... a 3 .) Ilnw.rrit' t'lMS.ra 3 a ,s,m tt.ftron hrVH- . mw.. t S .Vto ghoeri artiiili. Wllitr.ti 0 4 000 ar.r.a I...1 NliM SV.ift.r-. 4 Shnop-FK-hul, Wildcat. 0 Phnirh . 1 MoLlnrr . J anonp-Achulr. 2 MillO.p $ lioward. a ntftron a Walker's Drive-In Jumped Into the lead of the l.advbug Bowling I eaeue last nmht hen kpimn loop opened Its season nnd at the same lime notched Hie hich aeries ano me niun aiinie game. Kldlnn llr..nu.vwl'. mi m,.. ,1.. bust ol the evening. But Sally Ben-n-lt of Howard's Cleaners had a 18-I1.S.1.',7.M. IiiT h K..I ...... -Walkers gsnie series wss jail IfM-UI-MTt while Howards 804 was ute nigh single team game. Sanders Gets Bruins High for Beaver Club Oklahoma Grid Pick SOUTH BKNDv Tnd. tfl Notre Dama'a Flahtimr Irish rtinnmn . high upset fever, and the unbeaten lisiannma ttooners win meet or the first time on the gridiron Sat urday in a nationally televised na tural. Oklahoma and Us apllt-T magic figure to be at least a two-touchdown favorite In the country'a No. 1 contest of the day. Klckoff Is at 2;:io rtm. ifrti 111:30 a.m. PST), and a capacity tnrong or 07, (ski will Jam Into Notre Dame Stadium. A high-scoring g tine Is In pros- ttect sa thp trlsih nrn.i. tt.i. pllt-T attack agsinst that of the nooners, who lead the nation In ball-carrying yarda with an aver ga ol 2M.2 nr gama and are No, 1 In scoring with 251 points In tlx games. Notre Dame has a season rec ord of four victories, ono loss nnd a lie with Penn. Oklahoma has five triumphs and a deadlock with Colo rado. 1 . . May Wo Suqqcit You PAY CASH SAVE on Stove and Diesel Oil A . Is Ml Javhowh Phont 6788 nv nnn myi ns I OS ANCiKLf.S i." The un beaten liiuuts of UCI.A have two mora grid prnblema to solve before thev can graduate to the Rose Bowl class. The first one comes Saturday Mien Orrton State moves Into Memorial Coliseum. The Oregon Staters do not pose much of a problem In view of the Incl they have been solved by their last five opponents. Prof. Henry K. iRedi 8andera doe-n t propose to let his Bruin Undents take this next examina tion lightly, however. Some one might ring in a few queries they didn't expect. It has hsppened many times, you know. Handera has not forgotten that It took Michigan male, now the Na tions No. I team, almost an entire gsme before the Spartans came through with tht final answer against the Beavera from Corval lls. Ore. Tie Bruins' next, and final, quia contra up Nov. 22 against a stern taskmaster, the Trojan of Southern California. tinnricra has his pupils In Idesl attitude for Oregon State, physi cally and. he thinks, mentally. Tills Includes his star pupil, one Paul Cameron, who has learned his lessons so well he Is one of the most astute halfbacks In the nation. Cameron's main rival from Cor vallls Is Mr. Ssm Bsker, himself a most educated gndsier when It comes to carrying r kicking a football Unfortunately, one of Baker's matea, quarterback Jim Wlllirow. won't participate Saturday. He's got a broken thumb on his throw ing hand. Ksye Booth, a substitute, will alt In tor Wlthrow. Southern Csl nutscored the Besv- ers, 28-6. UCLA's students profess not io care aoout scores, just so theirs la sufficient to win. NEW TRAILER HOMES , Agency for SPARTAN-POKTIAC & CLIPPER NOW ON DISPLAY Balsiger Motor Co. Mala at Eial.ned. Klamath Falls some heavy thinking before he reaches for his roll. Places on big lesgue rosters are at a premium, particularly) nfter they are cut down to 2i. and It Is a rare mana ger who would like to have two or three bonus kid:; :sk.sr.g up bench room and reading comic books after the weather gets hot and his regulars begin, to need a rest now and then. A pennant - contending club needs .all the grown men It can carry. A Brooklvn team of some yesrs back, the 1041 outfit, practically ostiaclsed a rookie named Joe Tepslc because he refused to be farmrd out late in the campaign to make a place for a more ses soned plaver who was believed needed to win the fla?. Tcp-lc had exacted an aureemeni from Branch Rickey thai he would be kept up all year, and he. held stubbornly to It. Wonder wfcat ever became of limit ! There will, of course, continue Ui be some bonus pluyera. To veil-; lure a guess, though, thry will at' least have had to prove themselves pretty sensational In collese to be given that two-year free ride on a big league bench. , Ducks Work . On Passing KUGENE. Ore. itf The Ore-1 con parsing attack came in for close attention Thursday In the Wcbfoo'.s' practice for Saturday's homecoming footbsli game with Washington Slate Collese. Coach Len Casanova pointed out the Ducks completed only nine psscs aqainst College of the Pa cific last week Previously. Ore gon's passing attack had been Its mam ground-galncr. The WSC team was due here Friday for a workout on Ha) sard Field. JJwnk ydju! I with to thank all my friends and supporter! who voted for me in the past election. Oak Wlattoon CAMERAS PHOTO FINISHING BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE 1031 Main Filrsi i at out al Com.ltto Us. at Caasara ami Ph. 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