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Newspaper Page Textn WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN Pirates Continue To Pace Prep Grid Vote By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .. Oregon high school football (cams will head into a crucial round of play this coming weekend with Marshfield again ruling the roost. For the third consecutive time Marshfield was the unanimous choice of sports writers and broad casters taking part in the weekly Associated Press poll. Marshfield added to Its unbeaten string of gnmes by downing highly regard ed Eugene, 32-13, last week. Gresham again was in the No. 2 position, after scoring its seventh consecutive win with a 33-20 de cision over North Salem. After that came Corvallis, Pen dleton, Jefferson of Portland, H ills bo ro, Vale, Prineville, South Sa lem and Cottage Grove. Eugene, No. 9 last week, was dropped out of the top 10 by Its loss to Marshfield. Cottage Grove Larry Doby Key In Sox, Tribe Trade CHICAGO net -r- Slugger-hunting Frank Lane is gone, but the Chi- Icago White Sox finally may have nabbed their long-sought cleanup batter In outfielder Larry Doby of the Cleveland Indians. Late yesterday, they traded slumping shortstop Chico Carras ,j quel and llght-hltting outfielder jjim Busby for Doby in a straight f player deal. Doby, 30. a long-ball swatter with a .291 average last season, Jwas coveted by Lane long before the trade-minded general man-'-sger moved to the St. Louis Cardi 'nals. It was Sox Vice President i Chuck Comiskey who finally land- c,co mm. ,4 The Sox finished third in the :-Amerlcan League race for the past iilour seasons. Conceding such prob- lems as pitching and infield weak nesses, the big drag for the Sox was lack of a fencebuster. i Doby should be the cleanup man missed since big Gus Zernial was traded away in 1951. Doby, with a lifetime ' major irague batting mark of .286 in eight seasons, last season slammed i 26 homers, 17 doubles and 5 triples, ariving across 75 runs. This was 111 despite an ailing wrist. In New Orleans, Doby learned of the trade, and said: "I have en- Joyed every year playing for Cleve. land. It is a wonderful organiza tion. I hope I can fill the bill for Chicago and I think I can." : The debarture of Carrasouel ;who batted .256 and drove across 52 runs last season, was no sur. g prise. Once regarded as "another it (Phil) Riazuto," the man from il Venezuela was a hot-and-cold play- I er. Chlco, who is 27, probably will W be replaced by rookie Luis Apara kit, iiuim- iciii4iiia. Hiuwugir mi Brideweser and hustling Carl Pe terson will push him., 4 Busby batted .239 last season, ! .. moved back in after a one-week absence. The top four teams held the same position they did last week, but mere was some shuffling belov.-that. South Salem. No. 5 last week. dropped to No. 9 after being downed by Mllwaukie. 27-21. Jefferson, HillsbDro and Vale all moved up a notch fs a result. Prinevllle moved up from No. 10 to No. 8. Vale and Prinevllle are the only class 2-A teams In the top 10. Vale Is expected to win wilh case over Nyssa this coming weekend, but prinevllle faces its OuKiest tost of the season so far, meeting Marshfield at Prinevllle. Western Oregon also will see several (notable games. Hillsboro km De at McMinnvllle lor the game that will deride the fistriot 4 crowe and the Tualatin-Yamhill Valley (League title. central Catholic of Portland will be at Gresham for a game to de cide the district 3 title and the Valley, - Coast League championship. South Salem will be at Corvallis in a game that will go a long way toward determining the district 8 title.. Two Portland teams already have won district titles and entry Into tbe state playoffs. They are Jenerson and Washington. There also will be these games next weekend: North Bend and Eugene, Pendleton at Baker, and Albany at North Salem. The poll with the season record listed for each team: Points 1. ' Marshfield. 6-0 160 2. Gresham, 7-0 139 3. Corvallis, 6-1 105 4. Pendleton, 7-0 101 5. Jefferson, 6-0-1 93 6. Hillsboro, 7-0 79 7. Vale, 6-0 60 8. Prinevllle, 6-1 32 9. South Salem, 5-2 10. Cottage Grove, 6-1 15 Others: Central Catholic 12, Junction City 10, Ontario 9, Mc Minnvllle and Medford 8, Washing ton 7, Mllwaukie and Beaverton 6, Eugene and Albany 5, Klamath Falls and Dallas 2. Astoria and Roseburg 1. Hoxsey Beaten By Bud McDonald SEATTLE ifl Floored three times in the early rounds, Dixon Hoxsey, 142, Seattle, hit the can vas twice in the ninth Tuesday night to take his second beating from the mitts of Buddy McDon ald, 143 'i. snapshooting welter weight from Edmonton, Alta. The referee counted Hoxsey out at 2:48 of the ninth round of the scheduled 10-rounder. McDonald had dropped the Seattle welter in the first, fifth, and seventh rounds before applying the - finisher a right counter to the law. 1 TIME OUT ,-'vf -.- .. r : i, WsL' t V .'Ji7 Sjr.ietimei 1 think the biraest favor them, loyal fani of nine could do for me ii to ait in my opponent's corner!" Jack Kramer In Australia After Netters SYDNEY, Australia P) Jack Kramer arrived he re today to dan gle his bag of gold personally un der the noses -f Lew Hoaa ana Ken Rosewall amid increasing hints that the two young Aussles may join his professional tennis tour. "If Kramer has a new offer, I'll give him a good hearing," said Hoad. "I almost accepted his first offer." Hoad and Rosewall, the 20-year- olds who won back the coveted Davis Cup for Australia this year, rejected Kramer's pro offer less than two weeks ago. They said they would work for Australian sporting goods companies and con tinue to play amateur tennis. Now apparently, they're waver ing. Only a few- days before he re ceived their refusals to team up with him. Kramer had signed American ace Tony Trabert for an estimated $76,000.- Without Hoad ind Rosewall in the fold, the tour would not pack much glamor. Bosley Lineman Of Week By THE ASSOCIATED TRESS Bruce Bosley. West Virginia tackle once described by his cx-ci. Art Lewis, as "the man I'd most hate to meet In a dark r-lley" was selected Wednesday as The Asco- ciated Press Lineman of the Week. Bosley, a 225-pound ssnlor from Greenbank, W.Va., earned the award for his superlative pby last Saturday that helprd t"ie 7ih- ranked Mountaineers overpower an Inspired Penn Slate agsresatiai 21-7. Big Bruce played a tramendou game In the second half as the Mountaineers came from behind to beat the Nittany Lion',. He vms constantly breaking thiougn raid dumping state s backs tor looses. Other tackles were prominent among the linemen nominated In the weekly Associated Press poll of sportswrlters and broadcasters John Llnnemanstons rf Mar quette made 17 tackles and two as sists as the Warrlon heid Bostor College to a 13-13 tie. He blocked the conversion attempt tnat would have given B.C. victory. Tom Powell of Colgate led the line play that gave Colgate a 7-0 upset victory over Yale. Charlie Gibbons did the same for Rhode Island as the Rhodics surprised Brown, 19-7. Fred Robinson of Washington played a big game in a 7-7 tie with Stanford and Bob Pollock of Pitt was equally ef fective as the Panthers upset Duke 28-7. ill 1 RATIONAL LEACL'K Soi'i of Italy Ko. 1 K!k K of C Lcta Candy rioc;.e Oil Spcrli Equip. 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