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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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ehedyles
Owls Bill
30 Hoop
Contests
Couch Art Klrklnnd hn IiHM
30-uumo bankctuull Mchriluln lor
the l'Jfi'J'M naon, run Uii Ore
linn Tech cuuo conch culla "build
)m year."
Klrklnnd lo.it lx lellormen from !
Inst nrntaii, while the aaina Hum- j
her will return.
'Reluming letlrrmril are Tom :
Hrhuuert, Jrrry WyU. Leu Gene-1
I III, Join, Koch, Tom Humphrey and 1
Ulck Klunlngaiii. Wyatt, Ocncllli
and Fluiilngam won't report until
football araivon end.
Schubert, Koch and Humphrey
liavr hern working out with aome
30 other candidate), .
BLOW
'Hie Owls were dralt a atllf
blow when BUI Hon. nil-Ohio prep
player from Hieuiienviiie, wa aeni
home for dlaclpllnary reuona.
roH-i'( include Charlra Jrp
am, Dnlln: Wall llutlrr, Portland:
l.arry Willi", Cadla, O.; Don Clia
haiii. Muxkuiire, Oklu.; Paul Wca
rr, Lo Anurlra; Hob Otccnwood
Wrl Mint; Jack Bauaurr, North
lirnd: Frank Jackson, Rrednport:
lllll Him. Albany; Pat Vaughn. Ki
ll in; Jrrry Urdde. Hrrrlord; Krn
liy Wnhl Huthrrlln; Odrll llrlh
nKk, Bulhrrlln; Phil Wllnun, Nynna;
Jack lusrhnfl, Clarkslon. Wash.:
(llhol Churchman. hiilherlW; Ar
thur Davl. Hutlirrjin; Ocne Dye.
lirangrvlllo, Idaho; Clinrlea Wal
lace. Clnrknlon; John Flack and
Kill Mrl.aln, AmnUsrdam, O.; Keith
'lliouipuiii, I'hoenlx. Ore.; and
John llriuilre, Pilot Itock.
.ll 11)111 IIH
ThoiupK'in and Ilrn-.re played
junior varsity bikrlhl nl year.
Sloih. along Willi Flack and Me
J am. are Hill on the loolball aquad.
'Ilia Owla oiien their aeason Dec.
and agallmt Shasta JC In Reding-
Oretech Cage Schedule
Date Opponent Place
Doc. 8-0 Simula JC ltcddiiifi, Calif.
Dec. 8-0 Weber JC Klamath Kails
Dec. 11 , SkaRlt Valley JC Klamath Falls
Dec. 12-13 Southern Oregon Ashland
Dec. 15-10 Humboldt State Areata, Cullf.
Dec. 20 Pacific University Klamath Fulls
Dec. 29 Olympic JC Uremcrton, Wash.
Dec. 30 Skagit Valley JC Mt, Vernon, Wash.
Dec. 31 Everett JC Everett, Wash
Jan. 3 Southern Oregon Klamath Falls
Jan. 0 Southern Oregon . Klamath Falls
Jan. 10-20 'Eastern Oregon Klamath Falls
Jan. 23-24 Oregon College Monmouth
Jan. 30-31 ' Portland State Klamath Falls
Feb. 2-3 Humboldt State Klamath Falls
Feb. 13-14 'Oregon College Klamath Falls
Feb. 10-17 Eastern Oregon La Grande
Mar. 2-3 'Portland State Portland
Mar. 4 Pacific University ' Forest Grove
Oregon Collegiate Conference games.
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Hayes
Victor
By TKO
The CUmIo" League bowlera
niifd Lucky Lanea last night
e 6th Si. Oxygen and Johnon
IiUrenrc Jumped lo the head ol
tlie loop with 1-1 record.
Leo lllmkman ol the Oxygen
tram put together ecore ol 31.
MO and 301 Inr sparkling 6111
arrlra. cloaely followed by Roy llar
r.a with a tot line with ganiea ol
311. 304 and ISO. llarria toll (or
Louie a f ood.
The hlih fame, however, went lo
Td MeConnell o( Klamath Print
Ini with 339. Charll Booth ol
the earn learn notched a 333.
ITam honora war grabbed by
Orrgon Woolen with a (74 game
and 3"M aeriea. The Johnannt had
the aerond brat game, a Ml. and
Batter-Hall waa runner-up In the
enea department with a 3111.
By IIAItRV B. HTAPLER
DETROIT l Norman Hayea.
who tlltked Die blood out ol hi
eye and turned an apparent defeat
Into a technical knockout victory,
day-dreamed loday ol the middle
weight boxing title.
llayea, 160' pounds, of Boston,
topped Joey DeJohn, 1S. Byra.
cuae at 1:44 mlnutri ol the third
round ol lt nighta nationally
trlrved fight, acheduled lor ten
roitnan.
DrJohn waa conlldenlly boring
In, trying to widen a bleeding gaah
over Hayea' right aye when Heyet
Moored him with a right to the
hide of the head, llayea dropped
him twice more and Referee
Johnny Wrber atopptd the light.
Allerwaraa, llayea, who ha.i omx
unaucceuful recently against light
heavywrlghta, aald "Irom now on
I m alleging to the middleweight!."
Hayea hopee Inr a chenre at Ihe
middleweight title ahould Champion
tv); Sugar Ray Robtnaon retire aa ex
a-3 ' pertrd.
J" I "Thia boy la th, be,t In Uie
5i' middleweight claNa now." laid
3.VI Hayea' manager. Johnny Buckley,
ut"and he a atlll a year away Irom
"""hi- iak."
Buckley hopee to take Hayea lo
Parla for bout with another lead
ing contender, Charley Humei.
Muvr loal a deputed apllt dectalon
to Humrg aome time ago.
DeJnhn, 34-year-old who knocked
out irl-h Bob Murphy In Septem
ber, waa leading on every acore
caid when the end came.
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BaUlger Molora and Motor In
tritmrtit ahare the lead In the
Aulomotlve Bowling League alter
completion of the aerond round last
nuht. Kath hold- 7.1 record.
But Ulck B. Miller raptured the
team honora last night, notching
gcorra of 916 and X10.1. ,
Wynn Southwell rt the Oddfel. '
Iowa team added Up a I76-303-I63-663
lint Inr high gams and aerie.
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Trojans Not
Overconfident
I 08 ANOELES I Bouthern
California put the polishing
louche on Ita game atrategy
Thursday and the Trojan hope It
will be good enough to turn back
the challenge ol the Invading
Washington ,'Jlu-klra here Satur
day. ;
Coach Jeaa Hill Indicated lie '
rlne not have lo warn the aquad
about orerconfldence. He pointed
out that hi player are well aware
that alnce lolng to UCLA and Illl
noia earlier In the aeaaon, Wash-1
Ingtrm haa come back to win lour ,
alrnlght. ' I
SPORTS
MIRROR
By The Arlaled Trea
TODAY A YEAR AOO The
Boaton Red Box traded aouthpaw
pitcher Chuck Btobbi and Inlieidcr
Mel Hoderlem to the Chicago
White Box for outfielder Don Len
hardt and righthander Randy (Jum
per!. riVK YEARS AOO Billy Fox.
Philadelphia, acored a technical
knockout over Jake Lamotia of
New York In Ihe fourth round of
their acheduled 10-rounder it Mad
laon Square Garden.
TEN YEARS AOO Beau Jack.
31-year-old lightweight eanaatton.
(topped AUle Stolta of New York
in lite aevenlh round, dut to a bad
cut over Stolta' eye.
TWENTY YEARS AOO Colgate
remained the only college football
team In the nation to be undefeat
ed, untied and unacored upon In
eight B"ic.
TURKEY
SHOOT
RIFLE AND TRAP
SUNDAY,
NOVEMBER 16
LEGION and MOOSE
RANGE
END OF EBERUEIN ST.
BY THE
KLAMATH RIFLE
AND
pistol aw
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HARD TOP TROPHY
. PRESENTATION PARTY
BUFFET SUPPER i DANCING
JACKSON'S BALLROOM
5 mllti South of Yrtka en Highway 99
November 15, 1952
8:00 P.M.
DRIVERS -CAR OWNERS -FANS
INVITED
Admiitlon $1.50
By The Aaaoclaled Trea
FOOTBALL
KANSAS CITY Hie Big Seven
Conference faculty repreaenlatlve
group decided at a special meeting
thai no Big Seven football team
will be permitted to play In a post
icason bow game.
DALLAS The Dulls franchise
In profeaalnnal loolball folded in
Ihe wake ol loaaea that ran lo el
moist (2&0.000 and turned the opera
tion of the club over lo the Na
tional Football League.
COMMERCE. Tex. East Tex
aa Stale College accepted a bid
I - OrUMn
Ela , New Year'a Day.
GENERAL
BALTIMORE Clair Bee. form
er coach at Long Inland University,
wa named coach l the Baltimore
Bullet of the National Batketball
Aaaociatlon, replacing Chick Reis
er. MELBOURNE, Australia Ed
r Porky I Oliver of Lemont, III.,
shot a four-under-par tt to take
a airoke lead in the Urt round
of the 13-hole Melbourne division
of the Ampoi golf tournament.
BAHLBALL .
NEW YORK Commissioner
Ford Frlck ordered Jim Rivera
plared on Indtlmlte probation and
said that one more rllp bv the
Clues go white Sox outllrldrr would
result In his expulsion from base
ball. RA ISO
LINCOLN. R. I. Tony De
ptrlto. the nation'a leading jockey,
won wlui one of hi aix mount at
Pels Lose
French,
Summers
The Injury plague tins already
riddled the Klamath Union High
School basketball aquad, aldelin
Ing two letlermrn with practice
barely urider wy for the Dec. t
and 6 opener with Redding.
Onklcy Summer, who figured
strongly In Coach Pel McCall' plan
lor the post position, broke an
ankle In scrimmage.
David French fractured a wrlat
In the Bend football game.
I-IVE Ll l IKIt.MKN
Thnt leave live lettermen to
form a nuclcua. They are Jack
Horlon, Calvin Ollmore, Ed Bar
ron, Ken Young, and Doug Pence.
All but Barron have been on the
football aouad and won't report for
cage practice until Monday.
Candidate Up from Junior var
sity and Wildcat aquad Include
Jim Ucvana, Leo Davl. Dave
Math!, Don and Clinton Mllla and
Jim Dougherty.
TIIIIII) CASUALTY
A third eager on the Injured
list I Clinton Armstrong, a bright
prospect wno played wildcat ball
last season. Armstrong broke his
knee cap In a gym class.
The Pel open a 32-game ached-
ule Dec. o and 6 against Redding
on Pelican Court.
McCall aald yesterday the Klam
ath team would go back to the
fast break thl aeaaon, a method
of attack acrapped last year.
leBeosed
TIME OUT!
i i ii
5 LLJ
"I've get a geod Idea fee the
aerond half, I'ellewa let's not
play If."
Brackett Tries
Quarter Position
CORVALL1S. Ore. iJH Reserve
halfback Chuck Brackett filled In
for quarterback Jim Wlthrow and
Kye Booth Wednesday in Oregon
State' drill for Ssturday'a grid
Iron meeting with Idaho.
Both Wlthrow and Booth are
nurslne: Inluriea and Wlthrow. out
Lincoln Downs, to boost his aea-jwnh a broken hand, Is not ex
son total to 143. pecied to aee action Saturday.
KUHS Cage Schedule
Date Opponent Place
Dec. 5-6 Ilcdding Klamath Falls
Dec. 12-13 University (Eugene) Klamath Kails
Dec. 19-20 . Chico . Chlco, Calif
Dec. 20-27 Bend Bend
Jan. 9-10 Ashland Ashland
Jan. 16-17 Grants Pass Klamath Falls
Jan. 23-24 Mcdford Medford
Jan. 30-31 Itoseburg Roseburg 1
Feb. 1314 Granb Pass Grants Pass
Feb. 20-21 Ashland Klamath Falls
Feb. 27-28 Mcdford Klamath Falls
Dist. 4 games. (District playoffs Mar. 6, 7 and 9 if
necessary, starting on floor of small A school and al
ternating courts, the third game on a neutral court;
district winner qualifies for state tournament Mar. 17-21
in Eugene).
Garrett Out
For Stanford
PALO ALTO, Calif. ( Stan
ford will have a genuine passing
attack against Oregon here Satur
day, the first time alnce Oct. II,
says Coach Chuck Taylor.
He disclosed that quarterback
Bob Garrett bruised hi throwing
arm against Oregon State five
game ago and" It failed to respond
to treatment. The Injury wa kept I
secret until Garrett wa sidelined
for the season by a shoulder sepa
ration suffered last Saturday.
The Idea wa that Garrett's1
aerial reputation might keep de-
fense loose enough to help th
Indian move on the ground.
With Oarrett out Jack Oebert
who did well In his flrat real lisle
of varsity experience against USO
last week, will atart.
Bobby Adams stole the most base
for the Cincinnati Reda In Mil.
He ptlfored 11 aacks.
NEED STEEL?
HEATONS!
428 Sprinq Ph. 2-3427
ASK FOR
Texans Fold in Fling
On Professional Grid
DALLAS ') Dallas was with
out professional football today just
11 months after It brought In a
franchise with fanfare and ballyhoo
that said the game couldn't miss
In big, free-spending Texas.
The Dallas Texans, who lost sev
en games out of seven and almost
a quarter of a million dollars, were
orphaned yesterday when the 16
stockholders turned the franchise
back lo the National Football
League. The Texans become a
"road club" and play no more
games In Dallas.
Coupled with the announcement
that the Texan- were quilting with
a little more than half the season
completed was the statement that
a bid would be made to buy the
club back when It came up lor
disposal probably next month.
Financial aid was obtained with
a group of moneyed men willing
to take over and operate on a
Rivera On
Probation
NEW YORK Baseball Com
missioner Ford Frlck Wednesday
placed outfielder Jim Rivera of
the Chicago White Sox on proba
tion but said the player will be
permitted to play with the club.
Frlck said that Rivera, who was
cleared recently of rape charge,
was "guilty of certain type of
moral delinquency."
Frlck said Rivera "will remain
with the club which will assume
full and complete responsibility for
hi conduct and behavior off the
Held and on."
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three-year basis but John Coyle.
one of the Texans trustees, said
"Interim financing" could not be
obtained. He explained that the
Texan didn't 'have the money to
operate during three weeks or more
that would be required to effect
legal transfer of the club to the
new group. There were 40 bond
holders who held, In effect, a
mortgage on the franchise. That
created the legal technicalities. .
dies' Miller, young Dallas tex
tile operator who bought the New
York Yanks franchise last winter
and formed a syndicate to operate
It here, aald that while a small
minority of the owners was willing
to make tuna available to operate
further "we were unable to ob
tain necessary co-operation from
any others."
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