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Newspaper Page TexttPNESDAYA FEBRUARY 10. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN - jfcEORGES DUSETTE, shown here mauling The Great At Jas in a bout last week, is one of six wrestlers down for action in tonight's' battle royal at the Armory. Photo by uon Kettier Six Mix On Mat . - Tonight a six-sided donnybrook is on the frrestling menu for tonight with battle royal headlining the week ly Armory program. Actually, the battle royal is a leans to an end and will tick the matmen tor three bouts to follow. i 4 The six wrestlers square off at 1:30, one hour after the Armory , pox-otfice opens. 3 The first two to be eliminated Will be paired in the opening bout; tyie next two to go come back In the jemi-wmdup. r The last two survivors return for the headline bout, all three ...timed for a half hour or the best ' of three falls. I The battle royal lineup Includes iwch outstanding performers as 'Georges Dusette, the Canadian iKironeman who last week made J The Great Atlas look like a rank ..amateur in a test of strength; jTony Ross, the Salem Slaugh- terer. the old reliable on the Noun- 3 west mat circuit; John Paul Hen- i rung, a brilliant newcomer to the I Klamath scene; Jack Rush, a sa- distic bald-headed veteran; Bronco f LuMlch and Danno McDonald, two i good-looking youngsters In the mat ( came. There Is no time limit on the f battle royal; It will go until the f participants In .the three bouts are determined according to order t of elimination. Sports In Brief By THE ASSOCIATED I'RfcSS BASKETBALL ANDERSON, Ind. Bevo Fratv cis of Rib Grande College set a new national collegiate one-season scoring record of 988 points by dropping in 59 against Anderson College, The old mark of 970 was set by Johnny O'Brien ot Seattle university in iboi-dz. DOG SHOW NEW YORK B Ch. Carmor's Rise ana Shine, an ascob cocker spaniel, won best-ln-show honors at the Westminster Kennel Club event. j.V. . , GOLK PALM1 BEACH, Pla. Carol Diringer of Tiffin, Ohio, led the field of amateurs in the 36th an nual women's championship with a 14. - Snuff Stuff Last night's City Shuffleboard League results; Jonesies 4 Tiny's 0 Drumstick 3 Bill's Place 1 Suburban 3 Schuss 1 Bevo, Selvy Assault Cage Marks By BEN FHLEGAR NEW YORK Bv6 Francis and Frank fielvy, the hottest shots In college basketball, today ap peared certain to break almost every available Individual scoring record for the sport before the winter ends. Francis, tlie hook shot artist from tiny Rio Grande College in Ohio, Is methodically demolishing the small college marks, while Selvy. a master of every shot ex cept the hook. Is' climaxing three years at Furinan with a devastat ing assault on the major college records. Bevo stuck his name on lop of the record list for single-season totals last night by grabbing 59 points against Anderson, Ind. His performance gave him 988 In 20 games this season, 18 more than the old mark set by Johnny O' Brien of Seattle In 35 games in 1951-52. CINCH The 6-9 Ohio sophomore with five games left Is a cinch to wind up with the best single-season av erage, single-season total, two year average and single-game high. He set -the one game mark of 113 points last week. Selvy, a 6-3 wizard, shines jusi as brightly against much tougher competition. He added 35 points last night against George Wash ington to his already record-breaking total for a three-year career which now stands at 2.046 points. With a minimum of nine games to ' play more if Furman gets lucky In the tournaments Selvy also will establish a record aver age per game for a three-year ca reer, for a single season and for any two seasons in addition to the best single-season total and best two-season total, . . BEST S3 ' - . The only mark that apparently will elude, the Southerner la the individual game high. His best so far Is 63 last season against Mer cer. The record is 13 by Temple's Bill Mlkvy In 1951. Bevo's spree last night paced Rio Grande to a 101-85 victory over Chiefs Top Puget For 24th SEATTLE W . Seattle Univer sity upended College of Puget Sound 85-12 Tuesday night for its 24th straight victory, three short of the all-time .major college rec ord set bv Seton Hall in 1953. The Chieltams, No. 8 in this week's Associated Press poll, had trouble only In the first period when the lead changed five times. Seattle pulled away early in the second period, led 40-36 at Uie half, and never again was threat ened. Stan Glowaskl topped Seattle's point production with 27. It was Seattle's last game un til Feb. 2d when the Chieftains open a two-game series with Port land University here. That will close the regular season for the Chieftains, although they are ex pected to compete in at least one postseason tournament. Anderson' but Selvy's scoring was In a losing cause as Furman dropped Us first Southern Confer ence game 102-97 to the 10th rank ing Colonials from Washington. Furman now has a 4-1 mark In the conference while George Washing ton Is 8-0. Three other members of the na tion's top 10 were In action last night and like GW they all won. Sixth-ranking Notro Dame found Michigan state unexpectedly tough and had to stall through the final 35 seconds for a 74-71 victory. 24 WINS Holy Cross, No. 9. smotheied Springfield, Mass., 92 68, and eighth-ranking Seattle ran its win ning streak to 24 after an opening game loss with an 85-12 conquest of Puget Sound. ' Rice kept alive its title hopes in the Southwest Conference by whip ping Texas A&M 61-47. The Owls meet league-leading Texas in Hous ton Saturday night and could tic for first by winning. Baylor vlr tnally eliminated defending cham pion Texas Christian with a 63-56 decision. A Jump shot by Lester Lane from 20 lect out with two seconds to piny gave Oklahoma an 80-78 Big Seven victory over Missouri, Wake Forest mopped up on Clem- son 98-51 and Duke nipped North Carolina State 90-89 on two free throws by Rudy Lacygnd a goal by Don Tobin in the closing sec onds In Atlantic Coast Conierence games. in other action Wichita won Its 20th against three losses, 89-60 over Drake; Niagara routed Siena 14- 50; Villanova edged Seton Hall 61 59; and Bradley beat De Paul 80-69. Cage Scores COLLEGE BASKETBALL B7 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday's Results ' FAR WEST 1 Denver 60, Wyoming 49 Seattle 86, Puget Sound 12 San Jose State 51, St. Marys (Calif i 55 Idaho State 71, Colorado State 54 Gonzaga 65, Whltworth 64 Rocky Mountain 69, Northern Mon tana 39 Eastern Montana 87, Montana Mines 86 (overtime) Pacific Lutheran 81, St. Martins (Wash) 63 EAST Holy Cross 92, Springfield 68 Villanova 61, Seton Hall 59 Boston College 10, Boston Univ 58 Providence - lot, Rhode Island 81 Williams 19, Rensselaer 53 , Connecticut 11, Wagner 61 Colby 67 Maine 53 SOUTH Georgo Washington 102, Furman 91 Duke 90, N.C. State 89 Virginia Tech 65, Wash-Lee 62 Wake Forest 98, Clemson 51 Memphis State 82, Mississippi 75 Murray (Kyi 88. Middle Tenn 77 MIDWEST . Oklahoma 80, Missouri 78 i Bradley 80, DePaul 69 Notre Danve74, Michigan state 71 Chicago Loyola 79, Western Mich 68 Wichita 89, Drake 60 Rio Grande .'01, Anderson 85 Bowling Green 15. Toledo 11 Lake Forest 84, Carroll (Wis) 65 SOUTHWEST Rice 61, Texas A&M 56 ' - Baylor 837 Texas Christian 58 Arkansas A&M 80, Ouachita is Texas Lutheran 55, St. Edwards (Tex) 54 Arkansas State Tchrs 93, Southern State -(Ark) 16 - Oregon Prep Baaketball Portland League Roosevelt 57, Cleveland 42 Franklin 50, Jefferson 43 Benson 65, Washington 63 Grant 56, Lincoln 49 Moro 54. Cascade Locks 50 North Marlon 73, Yamhill 44 Oresham 48, Lake Oswego 40 , Clatskanie 61, Warrenton 29 Oregon City 61, McMlnnvllle 40 Vernonla 60, St. Helens 54 Wy-East 49, Hood River 36 Salem 74, Lebanon 64 Eugene 79, Junction City 54 Albany 65, Willamette Fresh 58 Central Catholic 52, Parkrose 48 Corbett 70, Hill Military (Portland) 60 West Linn 72, Newberg 61 . v Dayton 45, Banks 43 -Sandy 64, Woodburn 50 . , .. Canby 60, Silverton (4 . McLaren Boys school 60. Colton 48 Willamette (Eugene) 70, Spring. Brownsville 64. Alsea 43 Hillsboro 72, Forest Grove 63 Dallas 59, Estacada 53 Beaverton 65, Tlgard 38 Perrydale 41', Verboort 33 ' Amity 68, Sheridan 48 ' Columbia Prep 43,- Concordia 40 (both Portland) Nyssa 65. Vale 59 Knappa 58, Jewell 46 Stayton 64, Central (Monmouth Independence) 49 ; Dayville 65, Monument 51 Molalla 52, Mt. Angel 47 Sherwood 45, Wlllamina 31 Harrlsburg 61, Albany JVs 57 "Ji SUwllhll fS4' NBW16HP;' ' ! wntMAWii ; , with reverse gear ana' Mutrafl full JtWI(s: bl4HllM MM. l " . - ptvM wifhAijf xcm wtlihi r bvfkl Tralli slow 'a eoty . , , floihlftf ipwtl . . vnWtfWMlltl3fnrhtlrirMH, ' ' Unl-Cjit On Pitt Goor HawiIr, W. tarprorf Mow! mi Spark Pitt, ' fwl Took. JMI or Mfer lrfft Tkmgktwt , 50 $380 THE GUN STORE 714 Main Ph. 3M3 Grid TV Program Complete CHICAGO IM Organization de tails leading to a fall television program were completed Tuesday by the NCAA TV committee. The committee elected as chair man Harvey Cassill, University of Washington athletic director. He said "a sincere effort will be made to get new teams" for the nation wide audience, spreading partici pation "among as many member colleges as possible." Other objectives listed by the committee: Reduce as far as possible the adverse efiects of live TV on foot ball attendance. Develop ways of utilizing TV for the development and promotion of college football. Bootsman, Cotton Ink LONGVIEW, Wash. (PI Bill Boatsman, Longvlew light-heavy-weiRht boxer, has signed to meet Eddie Cotton, Tacoma, in a 10 round go here on March 6, the Longvlew Athletio Club announced Wednesday. - Cotton holds a recent 10-round decision over Rusty Payne In a tight at Tacoma. Boatsman has won 28 of his last 30 fights. He lost a close decision to Harold Kot tre, . Silverton. in Portland, last month, but has recent decisions over Joe Kahut, Woodburn, and Jimmy Byrnes, Portland. New Contract SAN FRANCISCO fl Hugh McElhcnny's contract with the San Francisco 49ers was Tenewed Tuesday and the former Univer sity of Washington fullback got a "sizable raise" over his estimated 1953 salary of $12,000. The 49ers said McElhenny turned down "lucrative offers" frnm Vancouver of the Candian League. ... Pound for. Pound General's new NYGEN cord is stronger than steel cables Strong positngw ' ever built RtpMttd ttt prove its blowout prow t it IS tiiriM Iti air pmniri f r'tlPyeu hav ever wanted In Extra Safe long Mileage JX-' ' jiff J v . $ MHofar terturs p'CrM Nyjtn'i ttranglM A Gtteial Tire H Nyatn Cord, msvnttd en a itender1 IS-lneh poiitngar tat rim end wheel, wot rommd repeatedly by two on-mthlng bull-, doifi, dittoing the wheel ei pictured obove.-' Pit General Tift wat fully Infloltd end unhormtd afttr IMi rtptaled ltt of fire itrtngtht MONARCH TIRE SERVICE Since l?2e B. K. Teed V mi J l mmm is Die Oma Diiavexa fCAIUll V rilDTAIM r Al I C VWI I MIH WMksaaJ e LL SAM PRESENTS ---The Greatest Show of Pathetic Purchases Ever Gathered in the History of Haberdashery! 20 Which Sam Will Long Remember! WESTERN SHIRTS . . . ThiJ ittmi jiltt a good pltct to talk about flying uiictrs wt'd rather talk ebout anything then thcit ihirti . , . Tht solet man told ui they'd go like hotcokti ot 9.95 , . . We'll buy you a STACK ef HOTS if you'll tokt ont off J Jf our htndi for PLAID and HEAVY JACKETS... Wt liktd thtm -vhen wt bought them trouble il thty liktd US too! Thty'vt hung around till thty'rt hangar-happy. Wt'd likt to hang ont on - Ppjg0 yau for .'. BROADCLOTH SHORTS ... Rig. 1.50 .. . what pattarm ... all wt aik it that tht laditi da not aik ta itt them . , . (Sam must hava uit viiited tht sea whtn ht bought thesa iquirrtll , , . Hop In and stt this nutty "Tit . ... ..... " cangiomtrarion ror ui Lined Leather Gloves and Mittens WOOL CAPS . . . lay, what a nutty fcuytr .(that'i mt, Sam), mult hava thought tht glova maker! vara going out of buiintu or would bt a handy thing ta hava around??? Oh, wall, drop in and wa'll gladly hand 'em ovtr ta yau. Up to 3.95 QQ valuti far TIN PANTS... Only a ftw Itft . , . and wt want ta do tht right thing by yau . . . will kttp tht water tither in or out . . . 16 pairl, fur niih your awn can opentr and QQ take 'am away for t Slippers 14 Pairs ... Your lucky if you find your lixe ', . 4 pairs of romeos ond the rcit maroon fuxiyi . Thflrt chtop enough for your dog to chtw on, Som'i bten beating hit gumi for days! 1 AA copy Haul 'im away for SUITS... Ont tmtll group 23 in mostly browns and tans . . . wa tritd to stagt a burglary ta gat rid of thtst but wt couldn't find a burglar In our sixa rongt. Thtrt't noth ing wrong with tht suits, so if yau want raal stttl, go lauth with JO AA ent for AO.VU SLACKS ... And if you think that wa'ra going to pull that corny ieka about a slack staion you'ra as croxy as tht guy who bought thtst. Pltin gabardines, a ftw ftneys matt light colors and mast sizts. All good buys . . . AlttrationtP Nothing doing , , . II 'tm yourself. C rtrt Your chtica . , HEY LOOK! FLANNEL SHIRTS ... . Evtn tht moths won't tol them . . . Reg. to 3.79 , . . wt hava 23 left with very lousy patttrnt . . . wtll anyway thty'ra patttrntd alttr something ... you start patttring down tht strttt far thtst tnd wt'll throw thtm at yau " IJQ for just ' WORK SHOES . . . Ont group . , . most silts (Con't undar stand haw Sam was smart tnough to gtt 'tm in a ranga of sixts). 24 pairs . . rtg. ta 10.91. (tsidts having thtm in sizes ttch pair has two sheas , , , ont right and ant Itft! (Sometimes I think that Sam will ba prttldtnt yttrrr Tht jerk that bought thtst mutt hava thought ha owntd a bastball club, but thtst caps hava bttn an tht bench long enough No hits No runs Ne arrars! Wa can't do anything with 'tm! Rtg. 2.9S. Taka 'am out to tha 70C ball gama for GALOSHES ... ' Only 8 poin left . . . tisot 8--10 might tnow in July -Som thought when ho stole these gems, so why don't you come in and steal m pair , Q QQ , for only SUMMER CAPS ... Boy, the guy that bought all these cops, let things go to his hood! . . . we've got 'am in dirty grey, or pra-soiled tans . bleached blues and gruasoma groans. All sites. Yous your head and walk Qg out with one or two juit , , copy BELTS . .'. All tlastic webs . . . Reg. ta 2. SO , . make a girdla out of thtm who carts? Thtrt will bt e two-way ttrttch in tht aid packet book far tha blunder of tht buytr who baught these bloopers , , beat a path and purchasa 29C ona far lull TOPCOATS President Eisenhower didn't mention these in his "State of tht Union" matsogt, but wt hava bten in a stata of confusion avar sinca our "SAD SAM" ovar-ttacktd tht tiara with thesa blankets with sleeves . . . your choice of tht tntlro stock , , , 2 pricts . . , Reg. ta SO. 00, You makt thtm your problem GAUCHO and TEE SHIRTS... . tvt Gtucho from Argtntlnt wouldn't wttr thtm . . . or mtyba tha guy who baught thtst (ltd lust aatan a bawl of Chill and thought that thty wtrt rtd hot . . . Itrgt selection, plain and fancy pat tarns from bad to lousy, 1 AA Yaurchalca ,,VU BLUE CHAMBRAY SHIRTS . . . All siiat . . . that's tha trouble . . . tat many siiat . . . nothing wrong, fust too many shirts . , and we're willing to givt tha shirt off our backs JQ far just . One Third Wool Undershirts... All sists ... no drawers to match . . cheaper than sweet shirts ... so why don't yau get In sweat and snag ana for 2.00 ... if you hove them as long as tha guy who bought them . . you'll hava them a long time. Horsehide Leather Jackets.. Whoa! And wt wish tht hortt hid thtm btck, wt htvt two ttyl little ones and big ones . . , wt hopa you will whinny and gallop heme with ana of these at 14.00 17.50 WOOL SHIRTS . . . Nobody will admit buying thast . . . we think soma talesman lust left them lay. Ing around. Your chaica of soma QQ faded or dirty color ... for just 3 BIG DAYS! SATURDAY QUAIMTITI ... 25.00 THIS IS IMPORTANT TO US!!! Don't call ui We'll call you (no phone colli). Refunds? Nopel Exchanges? How you talk? Alterations? Sure, but we'll charqe for 'em. The jerk that bought all this junk can't be jailed, but it would be justice if the rest of us in the joint jarred him! Quantities are not large, when they're gone, there gone ... so be one of the first ta take odvantage of Sam's Follys of '53. 4.00 .,15.00 800 MAIN PHONE 6873 SAM NESLIN, Mgr. '315 So. eth Phone 7071