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'day. novkmdkh u. 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OnECON PAGE THIRTEEN' 3 i balled By Army Ity IIOII MVI'.llrt I .OH ANUK1.K8 . Moullirrn C'sllUurnia ' I o ol 1) nil nine-hint. which lis uullinl tiioiiinnluiii the spnuoii pi'tint'esscd. In h strong ' J:i-ioliil fnvorlt lu mil mi over ' Wifhinnlim KntunlKy in Hie top . name In the i'aiifto Const Con lorrncr. A victory (r Ilia unbeaten Trojans will set tlio stimo lor ; truly grrut giiinn nrxt wrek , niiiliiat Hie ollirr uiidrti'itlrd glmit In tlie Cosst Jlooo liuwl ince, UCLA, A WnMilnulon triumph would f lvo the Huskies chunce to tie up lie title cliunr, in tlm event llioy . gn (in to wlili Wiishliwlcm HtntF i.v. M mid HO trims UCLA. And win over BC would be it line ko- lug nwiiy urcnmit lor pass artist ' Lion llelnrlcli, who Is Army bound 'Ml odds my the llu.ikies can I do It. The tremendous Trojan lie Un.se. It-ntuilnii such belligerent 'gfnllrmen as Klninr Wlllmll, llnu 'II IJorril allll llnb Ilnoks. looks ung rnough to belt the Joe's ol ' ne into Mibiniftlon, IIKH1.S11.MA1K ill llier u no utidrrestlmstluii 'ilnuton'a chances around Troy They were britlcn badly In olio conference strtlisck by ee "d look Khothrr drubbing week (rani Illinois. ' "Jtowln Udell's 1U dlnposcd II 3 next lour opponent)., m- w p-wts over e Mill cupnblc oo ,nd hitl week over Dull- U'e mighty (Inlden Ilenrx S limn (or Wriliiilin Is , who g 111 notice Iliurn. .. report to the Hreinerton II fix id lor possible induction it llfinrlih. iM) All-Amerlcu )id currrnlly the leading pss "tlie college isiiks, nixy or ol get to perform sgaln.l lgton Btste. He missed alt nt "l season becsuse ol a shuul 'Jury. -:t Kcidy to help llrlnrlih, vlx xlr ground, will be the leading A xx eslchlng end In the league, fieorg Black.; two Jackx, Kyllmit .tad and Nugent, Bill ICarley and J-'miik l.arlrs. If nothing else, BO Just flgurea have to many people to draw The, similarly undeleaud UCLA Bruins, aha ring tlie conference lead, will be Idle thta weekend. They are preparing (or tlie probable chsmplaiishin and linxr no deciding context, with UHC T. M. Vaxhington Btate'a Cougara, In a three-gam winning streak after a dlxaxtroua start, lake on Uie be labored California Bears. In spite of three successive loaaes that knocked them out of the title run ning, the Bears have been Installed mild favorites on Uirir Berkeley Held. Oregon, loser of sis of Its fight engagements, Invadea Palo Alto for a try at tUanlord's Indiana. The odds-mekera think the Indiana will bonne back In win by three touchdoana but they will have to atop a proven aerial attack of Oregon. Another encounter o( alxo - rsns will bring together Idaho and Ore. gn Hiiite at Corvallls. Idaho puked up a gnappy JT-O victory over Montana laxi week Whll Oregon Htate wax being pole - axed tl-0 by UCLA but OSC Is Isvorcd. TIME OUT! ti -1 Liiiitf '' - "Which hand do you lake?" BWL.QNG i.Aiitnun UAbir t I. rn. Howard riunxi ..... . .. . a J ,1M lllllliip C'l .-. S 1 .1M Mv,i.' hiv. gia. .. ... .... a x .o?3 Hlt.M.p-SrllutM . .... 9 3 ' e-J3 V.'n r Vxiiillns .a"' MoUt'irr'B , 3 ft .1175 Hrhmri-lt , 3 S .2.10 ImopHchulia WlldrxH 1 1 .1IU Srri Li hifhi W.lk.r'i 4 llllll'ip II UrArnft't 3 M(.UIAr't I MM,,.rhl. 9 I I WlltlraU t Huwartl 4 aclimxX ' (I Mary Bothwcll, exlly bowling champion rolling for AI rkhinrck'a team, added up a lOH-lM-m-SIUi line laxt night at Lucky Lanra to rruinier high series In the Lady bug League. Tlw high game, however, waa notched by t'ldlna Orernwood of Walker's Vending with a m Team honors went to Howard's Cleaners with s 'H'J4 xeriex a nd Ghoo-8chulte with a (M)7 game. Tara Cola lllr goo g'lM lltrXk . H.tiwil' . rndttwoodi Ifeiruirt cirr i.tAotr w i. . j i ... . s i .... S 1 i S 1 Tri. .al JI7S .750 .J1 .U .bil .MO .l.'l .OMI Conley Pens Cage Pact BOSTON if) After a two weeks Irvout, Gen Conley, the Boston Braves' six (not . eight pitching prospect. hs convinced president Waller Brown of Uie Boxlon Celtics Ihsl he csn plsy msjor lesgue basketball. Conley has been signed to a Na tlonsl Basketball Association con tract and will make his bow with the Celtics agsinal the Rochester Royal here Bunday. The young giant played basketball al Wssh tnglon State College. Conley will be ur.ed x a ub-1 ., atltut for high-scoring Easy Kd Mccsuiey. According 10 coscn nea Auerbsch. the huge pitcher hsa a sound one-hsnd pop-shot from out i side and csn hsndle rebounds ef fectively plsylng under the bss- L gel. The Braves msnsgement at first (owned on Conley s baaketball -mbltlonx. "We relented when Conley told tlx he would play semi-pro bas ketbal) back home In Washington If we refused him permission to play with Ine Celtics," John Qulnn. the Tribal general limn ager explained. "So we decided It would be much less risky to have him plsylng against highly poiuned major leaguers." Odell Hints At 'Surprises' PASADENA, Cnllf. tfl The Washington Huskies held light wsrmuo drills in Brookslde Psrk adjacent to the Rose Bowl Friday ax Ihey made final preparations Inr Bsturnsys ootbsll meeting with the rugged Southern Calif ornla Trolsns. Cosch Howl Odell hinted the Huskies might hnve a lew sur prises for the Trojans, who are p 12-poim javorites. TURKEY SHOOT RIFLE AND TRAP SUNDAY NOVEMBER 16 LEGION nd MOOSE RANGE END OF EBERLEIN ST. BY THE KLAMATH RIFLE AND PISTOL CLUB Klimillt l.hr S. Hem Mr, , ill HmiM .. I 7 If0rl(t-Nw . . 0 jurXttand k .US Srsfft I.SI1 MSt Slrhyi 3 B-Iwy 1 llmlrrwooOi 4 Mcrald-Ntwt KUmilh L & n 1 H-rru! I t'tK-s Cola 3 Mtrrtll Mom I 0br 4 Jucklnd 0 Coca Cola and Beeber Food Sales share the lead In the City Bowling Leauu after th second round ol keglmg last night al Lucky Lanes. Virgil Tuter ol Klamath Lumber and box rolled tlie high game, a 2JI. followed by Art Brooks ol the Cokes with a 204. Tuter added a Hi and a MT with hla high game to notch Ine high series, a Ml. Berber's Andy Toyly put together games of 13, IK and 1M lor the second high series, just a put be hind TUIer With 643. High team gsm went to the Cokes with sn teg. Next was the Klamath Lumber team with an t4. Series high wss csptured by Beeb er a with an 44-7M-3-244g string. The Cokes' best aeries waa 23M. second best. Frsnk Hsll of Beeber leads in season average with a 14, followed by Brooks till) and Tuter (171). Perini Would Buy Stock BOSTON (1 An offer to buy out all of the minority stockhold ers In the Boston Braves on or before Dec. I hss been msde by Lou Perini, president o( uist Na tional League club. Perini aharcs the controllng Int erest with hla brothers Joseph and Charles. All three are wealthy con tractors. Neither Perini nor ny of the other evoekholdrra would disclose the former's bidding price. While finishing fourth and sev enth during the psst two National League sessons, the Braves are reputed to hav lost almost on million dollars. 'Valuable' Nod Goes To Shantz liy J or: iil.lliii.l R NEW VOHK Wi flnt sized Bobby Bhsnts, fortified by ihe American League's Most Vslusble Player Awsrd lor lOtii, Is going to demsnd a giam-slsed increase In his pav check when he sits across Ihe tsble from Orncrsl Maimer Art Killers ol the Philadelphia Athletics Monday, Tlie wee lefthander la expected to ask for t39,0UO, an increase of almost 200 per cent over what he received during the past season for winning 24 gaipes while dropping only seven for the fourth jilsce Athletics. MALA ft V Uhsnln'g 1(153 pslsry wss only 112.000 as he topped the American Lesgue pltcliera In gainea won and llnlhlird high up in th eamed-run average column. Bobby aought to talk contract with Killers last Week but the A'a genersl mansger told th little hurler: Lef not talk contract now. I've got to see X-rays al your broken wrist first, 1 don't wsnt to sign a pitcher without an arm." bhanti fractured a lelt wrist bone In tlio final week of the past season. KIH hAI. Khiers' refussl to tnlk conlrsct at that time probably will cost the Athletics several thousand dollsrs. For alnce then the 27-year-old southpaw hss received the lesgue' highest honor Ihe first time a non chsinplonihlp club player has won the award sine Ted Williams of Boston Hi 11)49. Tlie Isst I'hllsdel- phisn to be honored was Jimmy Foxx in 1833. Shantx received 18 of Ihe possible 34 first place votes cast by two dozen members of the Bsseball Writers Association of America, He rolled up a total of 280 votes (or a wide margin over Aide Heynolds. ace or the New York Yankees pitching staff. Reynolds, third last year, polled 13 points. He was followed1 by two ol his teammates Mickey Msntle and YokI Berra. hsrly Wynn of Clevelsnd, Ferris Fain o( Ihe Athletics, Nelly Fox of Chicago end a trio of Cleveland players Rob Lemon, Mike Harris and Al Rouen round out the llrst JO, LNKKAHONABLE "I don't want to be unreason. able but I think 1 am entitled to a pretty sood Increase." said Hhantr. "I reallr that the Athletics dun draw as many people as, for Instance, the Yankees and Indians, and probably can't alord to pay aa much money as I (eel I am worth. But taking everything Into miiaiurfiiiuii i uufi t wiuia a am asking (or too much." Bobby ssid his arm feels sound again and he is certain he can pick up where he left o(( when h was hit by a ball thrown by Walt Maaterson of Washington while at bat. 6hsnt( expect the A'a to be In th thKg ol the IB5J pennant race and pradicted the Yankees again will b th team to beat. Kircher Replaces Suspended Backs PULLMAN, Wash. I 1 Two sophomores replaced suspended fullbacks Jim Heed and Dick Bower on Ihe Washington Stale College (ootbsll squad scheduled to leave her Friday (or Berkeley and Saturday' gam with Cali fornia. Coach Al Kircher added Jerry Corrlgan, o( Hoquiam, Wash., and Cllen Jensen, to the 37-mn travel ing unit. Head and Bower wer suxpended by Kircher as a disciplinary meas ure Wednesday. Tug Stops Mail Scout CHICAGO ! A mail order scouting service of Illinois high school football players, operated bv Harold R. Frankhauser. JO. lornier University o( Illinois stud ent, has (olded after It was brought to the attention of K. L. (Tug) Wil son. Big Ten commissioner. Wilson Thursday advised Frank- hauser, an insurance agent, to drpp his plan to provide ratings, aca demic transcripts, persons! history or direct evaluation of Illinois preps lo colleges (or lees ranging irom S3 to S.'O. plus expenses. "What Frankhauser was doing was pulling a price lag on grades and latent," asm WilMin. Wilson said there was no rule against such a novel twist of play er recruiting but that It violated the spirit o( Big Ten and National Collegiat Athletic Assoelstton code aimed against subsidisation. Th matter was brought to Wil son attention when several Big Ten schools received promotional letter from Frankhauser. Spartans, Irish Hold i Gridiron Center Ring By RIP WATHON NEW YORK 11 The m college football sesson, an extravagant production from the opening cur tiiln, moves toward th closing scenes tomorrow with the current bowl game contenders In support ing roles and two non-bowl teams taking over the center of the stage. Cotilercnc crown and roles In the Jan. 1 bowl extravaganzas will be awarded the winners of aeveral key games, but ail must give way lo Notre Dame-Michigan State dash at East Lansing, Mich,, as the day's top attraction. Notre Dame pulled the upset of the week Isnt Bsturdsv In toppling Okia- tifirt.a Burl Hi lit,, r,llultnn Ik csn tile Fighting Irish do it again tusflintit the nation no, l team. OTIIKIl ftr.Amf.Nn Knocking oil the nation's best and ending a 22-game winning streak are not the only Incentives for Notre Dame, however. State's tmrd-runnlng stable of backs ran up a 35-0 score on the Irish last year, snd thsl'x the worst drubbing ever hsnded a Frank Leahy team. Notre Dame could skyrocket its present aixth-ranking with a vic tory. For the second Mralght week, football Inns who Ilk to watch Irom their living room Instead o( a stadium seat will see a top-notch contest. Alter watching Notre Dame and Oklahoma last week, Ihe stny-at-hoines will see Sugar Bowl-bound Georgia Tech against Alabama. 'Bnina, the last team to defeat Georgia Tech, 22 games ago in idmi nas not been in a bowl game since 1948. but a victory over the nation's second-ranked team would give the team something to do next New Year' Day. BMtVL BKAftING Two other games that have direct bearing on the eventual bowl line-up are slated for the south land. Maryland, No, 3 In the coun try, meets an undefeated but twice- tied Mississippi team anxious to become the school's first bowl rep resentative since 1B36. Maryland, barred (rom the bowls by a South- fern Conference edict. Is a two- louchdown favorite, Tenneshee, No, 7 In th AP poll, takes on Florida, wnicn has never been in a New Year'a Day game, Tennessee Is talked of as a favorite for the Cotton Bowl and Florida would be a natural for the orange Bowl, Out on the Pacific Coast, South ern California must get by Wash ington to keep it record perfect for th big clash next week with UCLA. If southern Cal lives up lo It fifth place ranking tomorrow, the game with fourth-rated UCLA win determine the const entry in the Rose Bowl, grand-daddy ol the bowl classics. UCLA hag an open date tomorrow, CLIMAX CAME The other entry likely will he determined tomorrow at Ann Ar bor, Mich., wnere Purdue, No. 10 in the poll, invades Michigan In the Big iO's climax game. Purdue is 3-0 In the conference and Michi gan 3-1. Wisconsin, also 3-1, is heavily favored over Indiana, The Cotton Bow) host, an auto matic reservation for the South west Conference champion, will be Texas If the league leaders can get psst old rival Texas Christian. But TCCJ has beaten Texas In up sets before and could do it again. Texas la No. g In the poll. .Another conference champion ship due to be settled, although the winner won't be eligible for bowls, is that In the Big Seven. Missouri, which has won four league games in a row, la a three-touchdown underdog to vengeful Oklahoma, winner of three straight conference games ftr the opening tie with Colorado. Oklahoma Is No. g 1 the poll. REPLACEMENT For th. first- time in 34 yar City College of New York net e new baiketbail coach. Dav Polantky (above! replace" Nar Holman, touring Europe en sabbatic! leave. Merrill Lands Four On All-County Team The Merrill Huskies, Klamath County and Biat, S Class B foot ball champions, landed four play ers on the All-County team, a con census of votes from all-opponent teams in the league revealed. ' Coaches of the six schools in the league compiled the votes In a Wednesday night meeting. Chiloquin, a team that could land no belter than a tie for second with Henley but one that threw scares Into the leaders, also placed four players. SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Press TODAY A YEAR AGO Jimmy Carter of New York successfully defended his world lightweight title for the first time by battering Art Aragon of Los Angeles to win a unanimous SS-round decision. FIVE YEARS AGO Alabama knocked Georgia Tech from the ranks of the football unbeaten, 14-7. TEN YEARS AGO Michigan defeated Notre Dame, 32-20, before 57.500 football fans at South Bend, i tod- ! ' i TWENTY YEARS AGO George ! Barker of NYU, won the IC4-A, cross country race ovr a six-mile course In the record time of 28:56 3. . Malln placed two, Henley on. Two backs, Johnny O'Nell and Jerry Wolfram, guard Jack Hen drlckson and tackle Bill Hill wr Huskies named on th mythical team. Chiloquin placed ends Oene Gen try and Jarold Oates, tackle David Kircher and back Jo Jo George, Malln, ending wtik i l league record as did Merrill hut out-voted for district play, landed back Andy Travis and guard Ron Bunnell. Henley'a all-star playey waa cen ter Delbert Dehiinger. Bonanza snd Sacred Heart (ailed to place a man on the llrst team. Second team: Ends Don Ander son, Henley, and Charlea Roberts, Bonanza; tackles Doug Golden, Henley, and Ray Mattson, Mer. rill; Guards Glen Hescoclc, Chilo quin. and George Evans, Malln; center Ed McAuhffe, Malm; backs Jack Heidere Sacred Heart; Don Anderson, Chiloquin; Clark Unrah Malln, and Bill Butts, Bonanza. Honorable mention went to Mar ion Cain. Henley sack; Pat Mad den, Malln back; Leroy Johnson, Merrill back: Duane Reeder, Hen ley tackle; Bill Legget, Chiloquin; Dale McCulloch, Merrill end; Joe Hoefler, Bonanza end and Scott Hartley, Chiloquin back. SPECIAL TURKEY SHOOT Chemufl Gun Club Nov. 14 1:00 P.M. Sponsored by Civic Ciub PUBLIC iNViTED Rupp Spikes Quit Rumors LEX1NOTON, Ky. 11 Adolph Rupp, whose coaching ability has kept Kentucky at the top of the nation's basketball teams, will be around for at least four more sea. sons, posslblv more. "1 11 not retire until ihe man who said Kentucky can't play in Ihe NCAA hands me the national championship trophy-' The veteran tutor told a civic club Thursday he wanted to spike rumors of his pending retirement rumors whose origin be can t explain. Rupp alM stated the causes that led to action against Kentucky by the NCAA and the Southeastern Conference "were completely be yond our control." The school has maintained that gift to play were made witnout knowledge of univer sity authorities. Despite this, the SEC suspended tlie school in basketball this year and tlie National Collegiate Ath letic Association council recom mended probation, suggesting oth er NCAA member not play Ken tucky. Both actions stemmed from the Involvement of former players in the nation-wide cage fix scandal. Vols Eyed For Bowl DALLAS i The team to meet the Southwest Conference cham pion in the Cotton Bowl here New Years Day la expected to be named over the week-end. Cotton Bowl officials wouldn't ssy so but they obviously are wait ing for some results Saturday be fore making the choice. The Hat of prime elleibile has been trimmed to four Tennessee, rutsourgn. Mississippi and Ala bama with Tennessee considered uie leader. A single call dm It all!' Men's Hand Laundry, 11th and Klaaaatfc, phone t-U31. These Players Smell Sweet LLANO. Teg. (. 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