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PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1955 Fraley Fsrsees n By OSCAR FRALF.Y United Presi Bporti Writer NEW YORK (UP) Fralejr's Follies end the weekend football "winners" with a switch lrom lone to hurricane Rocky. Game Of The Week UCLA over Maryland But don't think it will be easy. Mary land, which will be playing at home, was looking a week ahead when it almost was upset by Mis souri. However, the Uclans weren , Bhowing anything as they coasted up to this one, either. The East , Baylor over Vlllanova Joe liOuis had the line. B.U. bver Penn State Billy Conn talked dir. Navy over W&M That was boxer vs bomber, too. Pitt over Syracuse Louis ' summed it up. Army over Furman "He can run. but he can t hide." Also: Brown over Columbia, Penn over VPI, Colgate over Dartmouth, Cornell over Lehigh, Holy Cross over Temple, Prince' ton over Rutgers, Yale over Con nccticut. B.C. over Brandels, Buckncll over Albright and Lafay ette over Muhlenberg. The Midwest Notre Dame over 8MU Rocky dcclsioned Ezzard Charles. Michigan over Missouri Charles defeated Moore thrice. Ohio State over Nebraska Charles KO's Moore, too. Minnesota over Washington No creat recommendation. Purdue over COP And, darl ing, he Is growing older. Also: Michigan Slate over In. ' dlana. Iowa over Kansas State, Washington State over Kansas, Wisconsin over Marquette, Colora do over Arizona, Dayton over Cin cinnati and Detroit over Toledo, The West Illinois over California Archie would be the oldest champ. Stanford over Oregon State He's 38, at least. USO over Oregon Rocky Is 31, for sure. Utah over Idaho -Quite an edge. Also: Wyoming over Montana, Colorado Aggies over New Mexico, Denver over Drake and Brlgham Young over Los Angeles State. The South . Georgia Tech over Florida You gotta have heart. Oklahoma over North Carolina Archie must have, two. Mississippi over Kentucky Last year he had a bad one. Duke over NC State Now he has a good one. Georgia Aver Vandcrbllt It Is hoped. Also: Auburn over Chattanooga, Mississippi State over Tennessee, Clemson over Virginia, West Vlr Rlnlo. over Richmond, South Caro lina over Wake Forest, Citadel over Elon and VMI over George Washington. The Southwest Alabama over Rice The blue- plate tpeclal. Texas Tech over TCU Archie should be so lucky. LSU over Texas Agglcs I like itocxy, Dig. Texas over Tulane Which Is a real kiss of death. Also: Arkansas over Oklahoma Aggies and Tulsa over Hardin Simmons. , Riley Tabbed As Tourney Favorite OKLAHOMA CITY Ifl Polly Riley shrugged off a 3-over par a on the 16th hole In the qualifying round but headed into the first round Wednesday as the favorite In tho 25th women's Tmns-Mlssis-sippi Goll Tournament. The Texan from Fort Worth tin' lshcil with ft 4-ovcr-nar 78 to trail medalist Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore by two strokes, but still commanded the top attention on the basis of her consistency In ma jor tournaments. In the runncrup spot with a 18 was Mrs. Mnrcarot Wlllford. a three-time Oklahoma champion. Then came Mnrjorle Lindsay of Decatur, 111., the 1050 champion, and Edean Anderson Ihlanleldt, the 10E3 winner from Seattle, Wash. Sports Cont'd From Pages 11-12-13 mil mm mm p. FIRESTONE STORES M3 s 7 - r 1 Co f ' JH 1 '-' ,i J f - -V " . , J - : '- W f K ' f ' . ji.'...-,.'it..illi(Mr'.. r' --'fiV'trnf Tin fi'i'm COACH BOB JOHNSON, left, and fullback Ron' Ketchum, right, look over practice sessions at Bonanza High School as the Antlers prepare for their opening County B League action this Friday against the Sacred Heart Trojans. Bonanza is re garded by many as the league's dark horse and may very well be the surprise team of the loop. Hoople Back T Job, Picks Terps T By MAJOR AMOS B. IIOOPLE Father of Football , Halloo and Egad, gentle read ers I Here it lsl The news you've been on tenterhooks awaiting: the first fall football forecast by that pesrless prognosticator, your old reliable veteran correspondent, namely me I During my long, hot summer of research into the angles and tan gles that make for successful pre dictions, I have effected some amazingly accurate improvements on my system. Most important of these was the enlistment of Prof, Wolfgang Mc- ointy. who comes to the staff af ter winning high honors In the field of heliacal hypotheses. He will as sist Prof, Manchester Zlobotny with tne abstract ugur&s upon wntcn so much hinges in accurate analysis. Wo have been In a huddle the three gretit minds In an effort to make our first forecast an im mortal piece of literature. Upsets dot our chart. In the east, W6 are the only ones to select Maryland over UCLA, In the mid west, we fearlessly pick Indiana to topple Michigan State. Un daunted we move south and fore cast for you a victory for Florida over Georgia Tech. When the smoke of battle nus cleared, I'm confident you'll Join the nation-wldo huzzas for Hoonle. leader of them nil I . Maryland 20, UCLA 19 Navy 31., Wm. aiur Mary 7 Baylor h, vlllanova 0' Boston U. 14. Penn State o Brown 20, Columbia 12 Summers Over Pick them up when needed! 5-Trecd Designs to choose from- Illustrated It Lodi't TRACTION DESIGN . WIDER DEEPER QUIETER For oil around use, on or off hiqhway. The all purpose tread that proved so popular last year! Available In Pastcngcr Cor Sites 6:00x16 thru 8:20x15 In Sawdust or Rubber ft 1 A 1 mi m We con cop antique siiet 1, 5:50 1, 4 50 X 2' Conventional Tread. Reccp Now Before Winter! BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Moi'n A Eiplonedo , Ph. 3121 Colgate 13, Dartmouth (i California 20. Illinois 17 Indlona 14, Mich. Stale 7 Washington St. 13, Kansas 6 Michigan 28, Missouri 7 Minnesota 19, Washington 6 Ohio Slate 20, Nebraska 7 Wisconsin 33, Marquette 7 Stanford 20. Ore. State 12 Rice 26, Alabama 7 Arkansas 20, Okla. A. and M. 13 Florida 14, Georgia Tech 7 Georgia 20, Vanderbullt 7 Mississippi 19, Kentucky 13. Miss. Slate 27, Tennessee 14, Oklahoma 32, No. Carolina 7 Notre Daine 20. So. Methodist 14 Texas 21, Tulane 7 Texan A. and M. 19, La. St. 14 Briefs LOS IANGELeS (UP) Tne sec ond injury to a UCLA rlrtht eunrd in less than a week lotlay forced Coach Henry (Red) Sanders to move a third-string sophomore in to a starting role for the Bruins' toughr game against Maryland on ouiuiany. Guard Tom Thaxter broke a bone in his right wrist late yes terday in individual contact work. Ho will be lost to the Bruins for ouout six weeks. Thnxtcr was named by Sanders to start at right guard only Monday after the conch learned that Don Shinnick proba bly would miss the gamo because of a rib injury. Sanders now has moved soph Esker Harris into the .starting right gunrd position. Thess OnO i S ft Ml 1 I MONEY-5AVIMG SALE ON PROFESSIONAL QUALITY TOOLS 1 B II mm So. Cat. Oregon In PC Bailie Br THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Two pairs of Pacific Coast Con ference football teams began point ing lueday towurd games with each other this weekend, and the other squads looked to battles out side the conference. Souhem California will meet Oregon in a night game Friday at Los Angeles, and Oregon State will ' play Stanford at Portland Saturday night. Coach Jess Hill put his Southern California Trojans through their la&i rough scrimmage. Quarter back Jim contratto was calling the signals in place of Ells Kis singer. Ernie Zampese, alternating with Jon AryvHt at tailback, con nected with his passes, and Ar nett and sophomore C. R. Roberta broke for lonsr runs. Coacn Len Casanova had Oregon working on defense plans against Arnctt. Casanova said defense against USC was difficult, with the Trojans varying from a single wing into a straight T or a split T. Hoping (o avoid injuries, Casa nova ran a short offense drill against dummies. " At Oi'eyon State, sophomore Bob DeGranI of Buriingame. Calif., won a starting assignment at right end against Stanford. Tailback Joe Francis, who sprateed his ankte Saturday In OSC's 33-0 victory over Brisham Young, was still out. Coach Tommy Prothro said it won't bo known ufctil Thursday or Friday whether Francis will play Saturday. Stanford had Injury problems too. btit all of the news wasn't bad. Center Don Geddes, expect ed to be out with a knee injury 8 11 year, learned he might be able to play later in the season. End Steve Docter may play against Ohio S'ate Oct. 1 and tackle Chris Plain may be ready for Michigan State Oct. 8. But tackles Bob Sey mour and John Kidd and right half back Gordy Young will be out of the Oregon State tussle. UCLA, gettin-r ready for Mary land, looked thin at right guard after Tom Thaxter cracked a bone In his right hand. Thaxter had Just replaced Don Shinr.ick, who suffered a rib injury In the Texas A&-M'game. With Shin.iick on the doubtful list, third stringer Esker Harris took Thaxter's place. CHiuornta was down to seven lettermen after guard Don Gilkey turned up with a kidney Infection. Bob Cttrrie took over the first string slot. The Bears will enter tain Illinois, a six point favorite, Saturday. Coach Al Kircher put his Wash ington State squad through an of fensive drill, stressing passing. Six of Washington Stato'ti passes were intercepted oy USC lust Saturday. With only three playnr3 on the in Jury list, the team will travel to the Midwest to play Kansas Satur day. Washington Conch John Cherberg sold he would probably start the same lineup against Minnesota at Minneapolis Saturday that he used, against Idaho. He expects to hove qtlnrterback Sandy Leder- man spell Steve Roake frequent ly. The IdnHo squad looked at mov ies ot us 14-7 defeat bv Wash imrton. The team concentrated on offense In the afternoon drill as it prepared to meet Utah at Boise People Read SPOT ADS Are GUARANTEED i v -voii are. I I i I L El TWO FAMOUS BRANDS of Tools Now Available in Open Stock . . . One Piece or a Full Set VV to Va" Drive "WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS." lilt TUESDAY'S BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. CB New York Cleveland Chicago Boston Detroit Kansas City Baltimore Washington 83 50 ,b24 91 59 .607 i 'i 87 63 .580 8 V BJ B7 77 73 83 87. S3 95 51 97 .550 11 .513 16 V- .420 30 'i .358 39 .345 41 2 Tuesday'! Resultt, Baltimore 3-7, Boston 2-4 Detroit 7, Kansas City 3 New York 6-9, Washington 3-7 Cleveland 3, Chicago 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Brooklyn 97 53 ..647 64 66 .560 13 77 72 .517 19'i 75 76 .497 22'- 73 78 .483 24;2 70 80 .467 27 Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis 66 58 .440 31 Pittsburgh .389 38 Tuesday's Results New York 11-14, Pittsburgh 1-S Brooklyn 6-6, Philadelphia 3-1 Milwaukee 7, Cincinnati 0 College Gridiron Briefs EUGENE, Ore.,' (UP) Coach Len Casanova pushed his Univer sity of Oregon Ducks through a secret session yesterday, designed to provide someway to prevent the hungry USC Trojans from serving them up on a platter. Casanova praised his squad for Its enthusiasm and hustle In beat ing Utah, 14 to 13, last week, but the Trojans are picked by many experts as the best on the Pacific Coast-and they have a 58-12 win over Washington State to back them up. CORVALLIS, Ore., (UP) The Oregon State Beavers, sporting a 33-0 victory over Brlgham Young, were warned yesterday by Coach Tommy Prothro that they better not. expect to be unscored on this Saturday. Prothro warned that his team won over a "comparatively weak ball club" and will be facing an entirely different situation" when it tangles with the Stanford In dians. The Indians dumped Col lege of Pacific, 33-14. LOS ANGELES (UP) Coach Jess Hill eased up on his Southern California Trojans today as the team began tapering off drills for its game Friday night in Memorial Coliseum against Oregon. The Trojans went through their last contact work of the week yes terday. Halfback Jon Arnett and fullback C. R. Roberta, who fig ure to give SO one of the coast's most feared one-two punches, re peatedly broke loose In a rugged scrimmage for long gains. Jim Contratto and Ernie Zampese topped the passers during the workout. DEER RIFLES For Rent The GUN STORE TOOLS! Supply Hit Happy National Establish One Mark, NEW YORK tP) The homer happy National League, with a one season record already packed away, now has opened a barrage on Individual major league home run' marks. Robin Roberts, Philadelphia's 23- game winner, fell victim to the homer hammering last nicht at Brooklyn, giving up his 39th and 40th of the season a record total of home runs off a Ditcher. Team mate Murry Dickson held the old mars oi ia, set in ma with St Louis. Willie Mays of New York poked into ti e picture, too; swatting two in a doubleheader with Pittsburgh for a record-equaling total of seven in six consecutive games. Two other Giants, George Kelly (19241 ond Walker Cooper (1D4I) already snarea tne mark. And Monday night, Ernie Banks. Chicago's slugging shortstop, set a record with his fifth grand-slam of the year. Ten players shared (he old mark of four. Banks, with 44, set a major league record for shortstops when he walloped his iotn. Frank Kellert and George Shuba tagged RoberU for the tying and record-setting homers In the sec ond game of a two-night sweep by thp Brooklyn Dodger.s. The two :.hots gave the National League cnamps 201 lor tne season. Only two ciuos, me plants twno set the learn mark with 221 in 1947) and the Dodgers (with 208 in '53) ever have hit 200 or more in the majors. In the first game, Don New- TL'ESDAY'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PITCHTNO STarlw T. dians Won his 17th although al lowing 10 hits and walking five, bearim? down in th nlnth n strand 11 White Sox runners and snap the Tribe's four-game losing BllCUK 0-4. BATTING Willie Mays, Gi antsSwatted his 49th. and 50lh home runs in 11-1, 14-8 doublehead er sweep over Pittsburgh to tie major league - record of seven homers In six consecutive games. PEYTON - NEW 3 Bedroom SPACEMAKER CUf tit and irwer Mnr in and i-airl for bv builder $10,995 Open TitnieM 4 III! dark Corner WantUnd and Wasliburn Phone G3S5, ami. Eve. Coirrove 2-0U.18 BUCK CWTESTS i WIDEST SPREAD HEAVIEST DEER MOST POINTS EXTRA BONUS REGISTER NOW AT THE GUN STORE. YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BEFORE OCT. 1, 1955. 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