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HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Playoff Grid Opener
At Merrill Saturday
By RED IIUltD
The Mustangs of Mnltn nnd the
Huskies of Moro head down a
touchdown trail Saturday that leads
to the state's highest Class B
football prize,
Malin, Dlst. 5 kingpin, and Moro,
winner of the pigskin loot In Oist.
6, answer the opening kickoff
whistle at 2 p.m. on the Merrill
High School field.
The winner sends Its football togs
to the cleaners in preparation for
a semi-final try the following week;
the loser sheds its gear and turns
to basketball.
Other weekend Class B quarter
final football scraps send Oakland
(Dlst. 4 to Monroe (Dist. 3),
Vnion (DUt. 8) to lone (Dist. 7)
and Ccrvals (Oist. 2) 10 Amity
(Dlst. 1).
The Malin-Moro victor squares
off next week against the winner
of the Union-lone squabble, while
winners of the Gervais-Amlly and
Monroe Oakland games trade
socks in the other semi-final game.
Sites wil be announced early next
week.
ALL THK WAY
Klamath County hasn't had a
state title to crow about since 1946,
That's the year Henley went all
ihe way. The Hornets were run-
;jiers-up In 1947 and '48, and this
season Were graduated into the A-2
.division, playing an Independent
ecneauje.
Since 1948 when the Hornets lost
the gridiron touch, Malin Coach
Jim Conroy, who will steer the
Mustangs against Moro Saturday,
Carruthers
Keeps Title
BAN FRANCISCO Wl World
bantamweight champion Jimmy
Carruthers, a slick dancer from
Australia, held his title by a deci
sion as he deftly boxed down Pappy
Oault of Spartanburg, S.C., in a
15-round fight at Sydney, broadcast
Friday by the Australian Radio.
At the end only a knockout could
have won lor the shorter, stockier
American, said the broadcast
s heard in San Francisco.
A crowd estimated at 25,000
roared as the tlnv lighters battled
down to the end in the outdoor
arena at the Sydney sport Oround
under warm skies.
Oault weighed 117 K,. Carruth
ers 117 Vi.
Carruthers, who stood three
Inches over the stubby American,
never let Gault corner him.
He took the lead at the start
and held It almost all the 15
rounds.
There were no knockdowns.
" In the third round, Carruthers
came out of a hurried flurry of
blows with a cut right eye, but he
nursed it through the rest of the
fight without trouble, never letting
Oault work on it. it stopped bleed
ing in the seventh.
Art Larsen
Moves Up
; RIO DE JANEIRO HV-Second-seeded
Art Larsen of sun Leandro,
Calif., moved Into the semifinal
round of Brazil's International Ten
nis Tournament today with a -4,
6-1, 7-6 victory over Armando
Vieira,' Brazilian nnd South Ameri
can champion.
Top-seeded Jaroslav Drobny also
won, defeating George Nndny 8-3,
6-J. 6-4.
Doris Hart of Coral Gables, Fla.,
nd Shirley Fry of Akron, Ohio,
tso moved ahead in the women's
doubles. They dcleated Odelca
Farla and Herondlna Llnhnrs 6-4,
0.
Starting Job
CORVALLIS, Ore. Ml Conch
Kip Taylor Thursday named Lnlrd
Bwttaln, a Junior from Portland,
to start at left end for Oregon
Bute in Saturday's grid meeting
here with Washington Slate.
It will be Brattaln's first start
ing assignment. Taylor snld he
earned it by his Improved showing
in practlco and recent gumcs.
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covered more ground than any
other Klamath County coach. He
took his athletes in 1949 through
the quarterfinal game Incidentally,
the win was over Moro but
flunked in the semi final tilt
iiealnst Union, likely foe next week
for Saturday's winner. ,
Oddly enough, Conroy tackles
the big three-game Job that leads
10 the slate championship with
a team that, by his own admission,
has him puzzled for its potential.
Only Chlloquin, hepped-up in
early October, gave the Mustangs
trouble, but Malin rallied for a
20-13 win. But sideline observers
perked up along wiih Malln's own
faithful lollowers when the under
dog Mustangs ran roughshod over
a Rogue River team, 42-14, In last
week's district championship
Rame.
simi'iusi-:
The four-touchdown margin,
more than the victory, surprised
even Conroy.
It brought a hesitant prophecy
of a "full-route trip" for his Mus
tangs from Conroy but attached
with one stipulation: "If the boys
play like tlicy did against Rogue
River."
Conroy hustles his Mustangs,
sparked by touchdown-happy Pat
Madden, into the game with a per
fect record in seven games. .
Moro this season lost Just one
game to lone, the team that faces
Union in one quarterfinal game
while winning five.
Malln's over-all record under
Conroy is an enviable one. In this.
Conroy's fifth season, it stands at
35-4. Two of the setbacks were to
Klamath County . League teams.
one io Phoenix in a 1951 district
game, the other to UniiM in 1949
in the state semi-final, playoff
game.
Fulback Madden has scored 12
touchdowns this season. Halfbacks
Glen Steyskal and Lavon Travis
nave accounted for six and five
respectively, while Steyskal has
thrown for six more.
VERSATILE
Malin has a versatile attack with
Steyskal's optional run-pass play
opening the defense for Madden's
smashes. And when Pat bombs Into
the secondary, he knows where to
go and does it in a hurry: he was
Maim s lastest sprinter on this
year's track team.
Marshall Cornett works at the
quarterback spot and handles the
ban well on hand-offs and pitch
outs, although the play-calling
cnore talis to Virgil Rick, a tal
emed end who teams with Rod
Lyon on the otther side.
Between Lyon and Rick on the
offensive line are five Imposing
gents who like to clear romping
roaos lor Madden and Company.
Standout is Oeorge Evans, who
works at guard on the right side.
Evans carries 220 pounds but
moves with deceptive speed. He's
joined by Lewis Kessler at the
other guard spot. Tom Cantrall,
who sometimes moves to fullback,
Is at left tackle, Stan Miller on
the right side. Marvin Macken is In
ine pivot spot.
HURT
If Norm Oliva. a tackle nn An.
fense and on offense when Can
Hall switches to fullback. Is on tJi.
sidelines, it will hurt the Mustangs.
uhvh iurnea in a wnaie of a
game against Rogue River but
growing pains" have made hl
playing doubtful. Doctors explain
his trouble as cold aettllnir in
his ankles and knees due to rapid
growth.
Harold Duncan, the bov nut
likely to trade touchdowns with
Madden, sparks the Moro back
fleld, also from the fullback annt
Duncan, who- has totaled 10 touch
downs this season, teams with half-
uacx ncuy Wilson and Larry
Sayrs and miarterbat H.rnM
Brown, a 6-1 lad who pitches with
authority.
Lnrry Smith, a 126-nound mlahtv
mite, will relieve Brown at quarter
lies, wnne Duncan s brother, Dan
ny, will see duty, chiefly as a nunt-
cr and placc-kickcr.
Coach Jerry Dlsch's Moro line
will open offensively with Gordon
Helyer and Ivan Klrkelle at ends,
Bucky Brady and Norm Frldley at
tackles, Don Miller and Oene Knott
at guards and George Kelley at
center.
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PVep Playoffs
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Ten games launch the high
school football playoffs, in Oregon
Friday night. Four more Saturday
will complete the first round of
play.
They will be run off in all sec.
tlons of the state, and Include such
contests as Grants Pass at North
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Most of the interest lies in the
class 1-A playoff, which includes
the largest schools of the state and
the top-ranked teams.
There Grants Pass, a late-developing
team ranked No. 8 in the
Associated Press poll, will journey
to North Bend Friday night to
tackle the unbeaten, untied team
ranked No. 1 all season long.
North Bend defeated Grants
Pass, 42-20, in an early season
game, but North Bend fans got the
discouraging word Thursday that
their ace ball carrier, Jim Shan
ley, may be on the sidelines most, j
If not all, of the gnme.
He injured his left ankle in prac
tice, and Coach Frank Akins said
it was doubtful if he could play.
Shanley has scored- 17 touchdowns
lor North Bend.
Portland fans will see undefeated
and untied Salem, tied for second
place in the AP poll, meet once-
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quarterfinal playoff game. Left to right, end Virgil Rick,
guard George Evans, tackle Stan Miller, center Marvin Mac
ken, guard Lewis Kessler, tackle Tom Cantrall and end Rod
Lyon. Photo by Don Kettler
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son is the Portland league winner.
Its only loss was to Kelso, Wash.,
13-6, in the opening game of the
season.
Central Catholic, the Portland
team tied with Salem for second
place in the poll, will journey to
Hlllsboro Friday night. Central
Catholic is the defending champion
and is undefeated in two seasons.
Hlllsboro, ranked No. 9, has a 6-2
record. ,
The other class 1-A game comes
Saturday with Jefferson of Port
land, ranked No. 8, traveling to
Eastern Oregon to meet Baker, the
No. 10 team.
There are four undefeated teams
in the class 2-A playoff, and two of
them tangle right at the start. This
game will come at Vale Friday
night, with Prineville, ranked No.
6 in the state, meeting Vale. Prine
ville has won nine straight games
this season. Vale eight.
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Undefeated Estacada will go to
Stayton to meet Cascade in the
fourth class 2-A game Saturday.
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semifinal lap of the football sea
son Saturday.
The Bruins stuke their chances
directly in a Pacific Coast Confer
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Angeles. Stanford meets Ban Jose
State and in a non-league encount
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The two bowl contenders figure
to win handily, Stanford by its
great aerial attack and UCLA with
its yardage grinding power.
Tile outcome of their final con
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representative. Stanford meets
high scoring California in their tra
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with its cross-town foe, Southern
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Stanford has a conference rec
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have won four and lost one, to
Stanford.
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Stanford's debit column numbers
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California Hikes on Oregon at
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