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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1935 FIND SELL HIRE JL RENT TRADE BUY Wash. State Dreams In Search For Coach PULLMAN. Wash. IA"I Wanted A football coach who will work on a year-to-year basis, who will try to produce winners wiin limited budget, and who won't use the school as a means of moving upward In bis profession. 1 Stan Bates. Washington State Colletre athletic director, said Tu.es. dav these, in eflect. will be the qualifications of the man who suc ceeds A) Klrcher as WSC coach, Klrcher was fired Monday after four loslni years at the Palouse Institution. The school bought up the final year on a 5-year con tract. Starting the search for a new coach. Bates said WSC Is seeking a "particular type" of man one who can get along without "large and expensive corps of as sistants and an tnat goes wun what you'd probably .call a truly bla- time operation. "We have our limitations and they're aulte definite ones," he . said. Christensen, Martinez Meet ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UP) Vlnce Martinez, shooting for his 18th straight welterweight victory, and Chris Christensen, seeking to re gain fading prestige, meet tonight In a 10-rounder at the St. Louis Arena. The fight, which will be televised nationally and locally, Is a big one for both men. Christensen, welter champion of Denmark, can boost his 1955 rec ord to the break-even point with a win. For Martinez the match could be another rung on the ladder to a title bout. MelNTYRE TRAVEL SERVICE Year bperiaaetd Agent WILLARD HOTEL 30SI WSC paid Klrcher 112.500 a year, a salary Bates said matched the pay of most coaches and prob ably was higher than many. The new coach will be hired on a year-to-year, or at most a 2 year basis, Bates said. "I'm hoping we can find a man who will not be Interested In using WSC bs a stepping stone," he add ed. Bates said his search' for a new coach will take him to the Rose Bowl, PCC, NCAA and coaches meetings In California In the next few weeks. APY Weekly Honors Go To OS' Casscidy By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It's been a big week for the scarlet and gray of Ohio State. First they won their, second straight Big Ten football cham pionship and knocked Michigan out oi tne nose Bowl by overwhelm' ing the Wolverine 17-0. Tuesday Howard (HoDalontr) Cassady, OSU's All-America half back, was named The Associated Press Back of the Week for his sterling performance as he ended his collegiate career against the wolverines. Now It's big- Jim Parker. Ohio State guard, who takes over the spotlight. For his superlative work up front on the Ann Arbor gridiron he was named Wednesday The As sociated Press Lineman of the Week. It Is the first time In The As sociated Press poll of sportswrlt era and broadcasters that the Back of the Week and the Lineman of the Week have been from the same school the same week. Parker, a 6:3, 242-pound husky from Toledo. Ohio, spearheaded OSU forward line that constantly opened holes in the Michigan line ana on aetense kept the Wolver ines bottled up in their half of the field. Parker, 21, to a junior. They'll Do It Every Time ' . By Jimmy Hatlo WELL, WAT SETTLES ALL THE DETAILS' HEMU.W1ME,RjCWERS, ORCHESTRA- SURE WE CAH SIVE VOUR D4U6WTER to WEDDING B rfeo-n-vJ Y&U'U. BE PROUD OF iRGIiiD BETTER TAKE THAT TIP NOW-IF THE ROOM HAS ANY SENSE,HETX 1 stdam -rmvu i "" W UEBESaiOoWAEPOTEHANDTIP-HEM-ltW V ' ISA . .olroh JA I IIS An. H f DOWN RdVMEMT V? hem wi w. -- v f A.... .. U CUE! I UAkJTMftDP PtfTCMC U VA OT MG MAI 7 jy.Y J V I M THESES A FEW 1 AND IX3NT THINK Y1 V THINGS YOU h-rfUKE COlMG THE ROOM OVER J7BDDIN6 PRESENTS ft 1 1 COULD DO IN WHITE SATIN AND A J FROM THE BOSS ( PTOUDOF Rj 1 VMA ' g g OaUPAVOML HEiD- IT'S FOR 4831 So. 6th Phone 6944 HUNTER'S BREAKFASTS! Open 4:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. . WE WILL BE CLOSED AT 10 A.M. THANKSGIVING DAY BUSINESS AS USUAL FRIDAY Serving The Finest Of Food At Economical Prices ' Fraction Decides Pass Lead PHILADELPHIA (UP) They carved the 100-yard long football field into minute particles, brought out the slide rule, and decided to day that Otto Graham is leading the National League rjasslna- race oy -.oin oi an inch. O r a h a m , of the Cleveland Browns, remains that infinitesim al distance ahead of sophomore IJddle Brown of the Chicago Bears. Automatic Otto averaged 9.11 yards gained for every pass thrown. Brown has gained an aver age of 9.10 yards. Sophomore Eddie has, hit for S8.1 per cent of his throws, with Gra ham completing 54.7 per cent. Brown completed 79 of 138 for 1,237 yards and eight touchdowns. Gra ham hit for 64 of 117 for 1,066 yards and seven touchdowns. Leading passers Include Y. A. Tittle of San Francisco, Bobby Thomason of Philadelphia and Ed die Lebaron of Washington. Alan Ameche of Baltimore re mained the No. 1 rusher, with 780 yards, although Howie Ferguson of Oreen Bay now trails by 62 yards with three games to go. Fred Mor rison of Cleveland took over third, with defending champion Joe Perry of San Francisco fourth and Dick Casares of the Bears fifth. The pass reception race became a three-way tie with Billy Howtor, of Oreen Bay, Tom Fears of Los Angeles and Harlan Hill of the Bears In a scramble, each with 39 receptions. Hill leads both In yard age with 741, and In touchdowns with eight. Dave Middleton of Detroit caught eight passes last week toJ move Into a fourth place tie at 37 with Billy Wilson of San Francisco. Doak Walker leads the scorers with 77 points, four more than Vic Janowlci of Washington. Norm Van Brocklln of Los Angeles con tinued Is season-long lead among the punters, with Al Carmichael of Green Bay leading In punt re turns. Sporis World Shorts SAVES YOU TIME! SAVES YOU TROUBLE! SAVES YOU DOLLARS! YAKIMA lifl Stockholders of tne Yakima Bears of the North. west Baseball League decided Tuesday night to offer a new con tract to Hub Kittle, manager dur ing ine iu33 season. The Bears finished fifth- this year. Stockholders were told the team had an Income of 460,000, or. $4,000 in the red. NEW YORK (UP) Coach Jim Lee Howell said today he expects halfbacks Alex Webster and Jim Patton to see action for the New York Giants against the Cleveland Browns next Sunday although both have ankle injuries. Webster has averaged 5.2 yards a carry this season while Patton ran 98 and 69 yards for touchdowns against the j Washington Redskins recently. ' LOS ANGELES (IIPlRtonMrrf led' the Pacific Coast Conference this year In total and pass offense while Washington led In both pass and total defense. The scorlntr title, however went tn Tim. a which will represent the confer ence in the Rose Bowl. LOS ANGELES (UP) Three hundred members of the Associa ted Plumbing Contractors of Los Angeles voted unanimously today to make honorary master rjlumb. ers of football coaches who were nung in eingy this year. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UP) Brown will drOD Rutc-prs trim, lie iuuiubu scneauie In 1956 and re place It with Pennsylvania in line with the Ivy Leacue rnunri.rnhin plan being adopted by the eight wmcn lorm tne traditional group,. CALCUTTA. India (UP)-Amerl- can weight-lifting Coach Robert nuuman preaicted today that 123- puuna unaries Vinci of Cleveland will "stage a battle royal" with Russia's V. Stogov when they meet again. Vinci lifted 230 pounds In the two-hand clean and press and 290 In the clean and Jerk Tues day night during an exhibition be fore a crowd that Included Prem ier Nicola! Bulganln of Russia. WRITER BREAKS PAR HUNTINGTON, W. Va. IH-Leon-aid Crawley, sports writer from England, toured the Guyan Couh try Club golf course with his friend. Walker Cup Captain Bill Campbell of Hunting. Crawley played 36 holes on the unfamiliar course and turned In a 143. MONROE Calculating Machine Co. Sales Rentals Service 2405 White Ave. Ph. 9817 Maryland Tops All AC Team RALEIGH, N.C. (UP) Unde feated Maryland dominates the 1955 United Press All-Atlantic Coast Con ference football team announced today, with six schools represented on the first team. Only Virginia and South Caro lina failed to place on the' first team. , The Orange Bowl-bound Terra pins placed halfback Ed Vereb. center Bob Pelllgrlnl, end Bill Walker and tackle Mike Sandusky. Sandusky Is from New Jersey and the other Terrapins are Pennsyl vanians. Duke placed two members In a wrecking crew backfield which boasts husky halfback Bob Pascal. J83 pounds, as Its lightest mem ber. Pascal and quarterback Son ny Jurgensen, 203 pounds, repre sent the versatile Blue Devil back field. Also in the backfield Is Clem son's hard-driving Joe Wells, a 195 pounder. and Vereb, 185. the all time ACO scoring leader. INCLUDES ' The rest of the team Includes end Will Frye of North Carolina, tackle Bob Bartholomew of Wake Forest, guard Jesse Blrchfield of Duke, and guard Al D'Angelo of norm Carolina state. a ne onierence team was se lected by ballots cast by sports writers and sportscasters from Maryland to South Carolina. Clemson and Duke took the lion s share of honors on the sec ond and third teams, placing five and four players respectively. North Carolina State placed .two oi its coming sophomores on the second and third teams along with one Wollpack senior. Maryland piacea uiree. North Carolina, Vir ginia and Wake Forest two each and South Carolina one. Maryland's Vereb wound up the season as the highest scorer In conference history with 96 points this season. Wells Is one of the. na tion's leading ground gainers. Pas cal showed his stuff Saturday by running 157 yards to break an old single game ACC rushing record. MUST" Quarterback Jurgensen Is a must" in Duke's backfield as evl denced by what happened to the Blue Devils In two games in which he was injured. The brawny Wilm ington, N.C, redhead ' beat out Maryland's Frank Tamburello for the first team. The line Is a solid wall from end to end with Sandusky anchor ing the wall at 240 pounds. Frye has been a Hon for the Tar' Heels, and Pelllgrlnl Is a foremost All America candidate. Bartholomew Is a repeater from last year's all conference team. Blrchfield cap tained the Duke squad and was an outstanding performer all season. Cadets Fraley's Grid Pic By OSCAR FRALEY r United Press Sports WRITER NEW YORK (UP) Fraley follies and the weekend football "winners" or giving you your "turkeys'" a day early. Game Of Tbe Week Army over Navy The Middles are a 6'x point favorite but this la one or those tradltionals In which anything can happen and usually does. The factor here Is George Welsh's passing and Army's strenp'h In the middle of the line, Our n ory is that the tackle-to- tacki ..rmy superiority and plung. ing power will produce a Cadet triumph. Thursday's Main Course Cornell over Penn Could be real close. Colgate over Brown Indian banquet. Texas Aggies over Texas Climaxing a comeback season. Also: Miami Ohio, over Cinc!n natl, Wichita over Tulsa, William and Mary over Richmond, VPI over VMI, Denver over Wyoming ana uian over Ulan state. Saturday's Turkey Hash Boston College over Holv Cross The Pilgrims would have been norrified at such lack of brotherly love, ine laoie manners will be on tne violent side. Georgia Tech over Georgia rorm nere means lime but what there is calls, for an engineering iriumpn. . Miami over Florida Gator steaks, with gravy. Auburn over Alabama Plain and fancy. Tennessee over Vanderbllt Looking for the big bounce. West Virginia over North Caro lina state Non-skid platter. l,ou over iuiane Just one oi tnose things. ; Clemson over Furman Trying io mtucn Army's fll-u Win. South Carolina over Virginia wmcn wouia oe an upset of sorts. Turkey Hash With Steak TCU over SMU The Chris. tlans are going to feed on the erst while Lions. TCU is heading for the Cotton Bowl and knows it has to be up for a threatening SMU team. The Mustangs haven't been winning the big ones but they'll be no push over. Baylor over Rice An even ball game. To coin a phrase, it de- penas on now me ball bounces. Texas Tech over Hardin-Sim mons Raiding the ice box for a snack. Turkey Hash With Pork Chon Colorado over Colorado Aggies mugn aisn to nandle. New Mexico over B r 1 g h a m noung ine otueplate spe-!ial Turkey Hash and Mullljran Stew Notre Dame over Southern Calif ornia This could be the one which saves a lot of prestige for the West Coast. USC will have to work like a Trojan but It figures In vain. The Fighting Irish should take that golden shillelaKh- and wrap it right around the opposi tion s neck. Pass the bicarbonate please? Sugar Ray's Ankle Said In Top Shape RATES A INFORMATION Herald A News MARKET PLACE of the KLAMATH BASIN Mln Eipl.niO ram sill CLASSIFIED On. d.r .r w.ri S Tw. d.y. pir W.r4 Be per w.ra lie . per word ISO . per word lHc pr wore, S' Throo dor. . Four don . mv. ..re . PERSONALS MEN'S SUIT liMcillUL $36.50 io ili Rudy'.. SUl nd M.in. WILL BOARD and room elderly woman ... ..m... ruuii. LOLA S DOLL HOSPITAL. Dolll of all mako. aervlced. Glencourt Apt. No. a, 7 PUBLIC CHARITYSiRViciS IN PERSON STARTS TOMORROW RED BARN Billy Jack Wills Dorrit Calif. AND HIS PLAYBOYS Enjoy bis av.ning with hii MGM recording itor. Hit lot ait raltelt, "Good Re-chin' To night", and it htard twice doily over KFBK Sacramento. SO Person T. I. Adm. 1 SATURDAY-NOV. 26th DANCING 10 till 2 RED BARN-Dorris, Calif. GREENWOOD LAKE. N. Y. im The first thing all Visitors to Ray Robinson's camo ask is "How's the anltle?" The stock answer Is. don't favor it a bit." Aspralned right ankle had forced postponement of Robinson's bid to win back his middleweight title from Bobo Olson from Nov. 4 to Dec. 9. Dr. Vincent Nardiello, Robin son's personal physician, was or hand to examine the 35-year-old iormer welter and middle champ. "His ankle is perfect," said Dr. Nardiello. "He could fight tomor row If necessary. He would have little trouble boxing 15 rounds. In fact. I think Ray could box 20 rounds If he had to." Sugar Ray sat on a rubbing ta ble with a white towel draped around his shoulders. He wore a wisp of a mustache and a bright smile. "Ray. what have you found the most difficult thing to do on your comeback?" a writer asked. "Finding my confidence In my self again," he answered. "It's not too hard being confident when ev erybody believes. But after the Jones fight (a Jan. 19 bout with Ralph Jones, only defeat In his six comeback fights) I began to won der. Were those people with me Just giving me the old raiz, trying to make me feel good? "They say fighters never know when they're finished. You begin to wonder If you'll know when you're finished or keep on listening to your friends who say 'You're Just as good as ever.' It Six davi Iwaak ran) MonUi ran par word 6So rot your con t nunc a, pucu jour a tm tin Until Farlner Notlci,' tbn when you call to cancel vea art charred on It for thm numbir f dav It rani. 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WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY 1A DEATH NOTICES IB FUNEBAL NOTICES A CARD OF THANKS B IN MEMOftlAM C FUNERAL HCMES 0 FLORISTS 1 MEETING NOTICES 2 LOST AND FOUND 4 GENERAL NOTICES 6 PERSONALS ; 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES 8 TRANSPORTATION 10 SERVICES ' 11 DO-IT-YOURSELF 12 HEALTH 13 EDUCATIONAL 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE 16 HELP WANTED, MALE 18 SITUATIONS WANTED 22 ROOMS FOR RENT 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 26 HOUSES FOR RENT 28 REAL ESTATE WANTED 29 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 34 FINANCIAL LOANS 36 BUILDING REMODELING 38 FUEL HEATING 39 FOOD PRODUCE 40 ROATS-PETS-SPORTS-HOBBIES MRAOm TV MUSIC 42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY ' 44 MACHINERY 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 4 MICt.LANOUS WANTFD . 48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH. SI MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 53 AUTOMOTIVE CARD OF THANKS WE WISH to thank member, of the suburban nr. denartment and tne Rood neugnoor. ana menus wno neiped Ul "b?r our home burned. Mr. and Mr. pal Hainonl. ROBERTS We wlih to express our annrerlatlon for the manv acta of Kindness and expressions or sympathy ana conaoience extended oy our menu and neighbors during the recent ill ness and death of our beloved hus band, father and grandfather. The .ddie Roberta family. - C FUNERAL HOMES O'HAIRS Memorial Chapel, rails. Or.. Phon. 3436. WARD'S Klamath Funeral High St Phone 3334. 1 MEETING NOTICES Calvary Commandery No. 16 Knights Templar will hold stated meeting weo. Nov. 23, 7:30. Will confer Order of the Temple on Class of Candidates. Visiting Sir Knights welcome. Refreshments. Joseph F. Lovell, EC, 2 LOST AND FOUND ONE ROPE SOCKET for four Inch well drilling tool, initials O.L..S. stamped on u. lost Deiwecn Alerrlll and Klamath rails. Keward offered, oren L. storv. Box 3S7, Oorris. Calif., phone EXeter .131. LOST Ladies red billfold. Reward. Phone Mrs. Slngler. 5924 or 77,13. FOUND! The gift of a life tlm. for him or her. Vogu. luuaga. 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