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Newspaper Page TextJ A, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAG3 TK'Mf&ft ogner Funeral Set ITTSBORaH I BasebaJ aunissioner Ford Prick will bud I honorary pallbearers Prlduy arnoon when funeral services (.held tor John (Honus) Wagner, Jl, all-time great Pirate shortstop. Hundreds of persons. Including many youngsters who only knew Wagner as a legendary figure, viewed his body Wednesday. Wag ner died early Tuesday following a long illness. HOCKEY , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday's Reaalta WESTEB.V LEAGUE Vancouver 5, Seattle ft Calgary 3, Winnipeg 1 Saskatoon 4, Victoria t if he perfect pair .. . & - juan slacks n Acrilan gives fhea slaelct a wonderfully "alive" feel and they stay good looking longer. See how they keep their crease, notice how wrinkles fa out overnigh' cuc nm iY eMM.Ao $1Q95 17 For the finest sheen gabardine and award-winning San Juan styling get this "Perfect Pair" tomorrow. 50 Acrilan, 50 Worsted Use A Herman's Gift Certificate. Gift Wrapping Gladlw nit HIT II i l I l maiiiia' 826 .Main ' OPEN FRI. TILL 9 P.I Ph. 3471 Adage Faces Sugar Ray Bv OSCAR FttALEV 1'nllfd Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP! Sueer Ray Robinson will be fighting the past as well as the present when he climbs Into the ring Friday night. Hts opponent will be Boso Olson, the man from whom he hopes to regain the middleweight cham pionship of the world. But Sugar Ray also must beat the ancient boxing adage that "they never come back.' Nobody ever has. None" outside the heavyweight division ever has come back even far enough from retirement to merit a shot at the title. In this one instance, the Hsriem dyna miter has shattered precedent to the lesser divisions. Bat not even among the heavy weights from John L. Sullivan through the likes- of Gentleman Jim Corbett, Bob Fitssimmons, Jim Jeffries and Joe Louis were they able to recapture the title thev had lost or given up volun tarily. HAD SHOT Those five had their shot. Others like Jack Dempsey, Prima ear ners and Max Schmetirtg. among the heavyweights, never got back that far. Nor, In the lighter divisions, did such as light heavyweight cham pion Paul Berlenbaeh; middle weight kings Billy Fspke, Mickey Walker, , Vince Dunee, Ceferino Garcia or Jake La Motto; welter weight champions Pete Latso, Fritsie Zivie or Marty Servo; lightweight rulers Bat Nelson, Ad Wolgast, Willie Ritchie, Benny Leonard, Al Singer, Tony Canzon eri. Lew Ambers, Bob Montgom ery or Beau Jack; featherweight bosses Benny Bass or Bat Satta lino, or bantamweight Panama Al Brown, They all tried, for one reason or another. For a very few it was boredom and the personal thought that they still were as good as ever. For most of them li was the need for money. This, tt is said. is Robinson's excuse and need. TITLE SHOT Look merely, at .the ones who made it back to the Hue shot. The great John L. had been ortt two years when he came back and was kayoed by Corbett. Gentiemsm Jim tried it three times and was flattened by Fitzsimmons after 16-month layoff; by Jeffries after a two-year retirement, and again by Jeffries after a tares-year lay off. Fitssimmons tried after a Ifve- year retirement, and called It quits alter a no decision bout with an unknown. Jeffries waited six ytars and was flattened . by Jack John. son. Louis lost to Ezzard Charles after 19 months of inactivity and wound up as cannon fodder for Rocky Mtreiano. ' . ' The periods of retirement var ied in the cases of all these cham pions who attempted a. comeback. Mickey Walker was inactive only eight months, yet even in that, ortei time he had "had It," servo, wan ed only a year, but was booed his second attempt. oporxs i World - ! Shorts j BROOKLYN, NT (UP) Frank Qraham, Jr., publicity director for uw Brooklyn Dodgers sine 1951 and a former sports writer for the New York Sun, fis resigning his post with the baseball team to take over as assistant managing editor or opon magazine. PRICES START ON P .YOU .-KM 1956 PONTI AC STATION WAGONS $ MANILA, tDPi Dannv Ktdd ef he Philippines, successfully de fended his flyweight championship t me orient Wednesday when he scored a 12-reund decision over rugged ViUchai Kunoi of Thailand. Kidd scaled -!H3, pounds to his opponent s iw NEW YORK (np The Eastern College Athletis Conference opened a wree-day meeting Wednesday bv electing presidents for Its various nutated leagues and associations and set dates for some of Its 195 snd 1967 events. In the most nota ble change. Providence College was admitted to the Intercollegi ate Ice Hockey Assn., raising the number of schools in Uw league ts IS., DUBLIN, Ireland UP The Irish Olympic Council has an nounced that a 10-man team and manager will be sent to represent Ireland at next year's Olympic games in Melbourne. Australia. A Bstton-wide drive to raise funds to send Irish competitors to Mel bourne will be started soon. eOANTICC, Va. (UP Was Santee, former Kansas C. runner now in the Marines, clipped two seconds off his own American three-quarter mile record Wednes day when he was clocked in 3:65.2. Santee set ills previous mark at Randalls Island, N.Y., In 1952. COLLINS, Miss. it'P) The Covington County Board of Super visors today withdrew 280 dona lion to help finance a California trip for the Jones Junior College band because the school is playing against Negroes in the Junior Rose Bowl. Jones unbeaten football team faces Compton, Calif., Junior Col lege's unbeaten football team with several Negro- players to the line Up, next Saturday at Pasadena, Survey Says TV Big Help Bv THE ASSOCIATED MESA There's been more i 8 i r t s t shewn in college football and mora j talk about it tinea the Kalians! Cstiegiate Athletic Assn. has been bringing the game into living rooms and bar rooms via televis ion. Has that helped the time as t wholet Dunno, - The nation's sports writers and broadcasters, uncertain steal tht effects of TV en football to past seasons, cast t nearly unanimous vote to favor ef It as an advert! .tag agent la The Associated Press post-season feettwtt survey, But they were pretty evenly di vided as to whether televising football hurt th gate at naa televtsed games. Only a few raised th euestton of whether ttw NCAA restrictions on television were satisfactory or otherwise a subject that has brought a sharp division of opin ion to past seasons. Apparently they feel that the restriction!, Uka TV. are here to stay. . In reply to the question. "Has th televising oi games increased or decreased interest of the public in football?" Uf out of 1M news men and radio-TV experts gave the ssinion that there tad sees an increase. More women and peo ple who normaUy don't go ts see games, they painted out, now were getting a taste si jooiosu aoa nut IL Only two said that interest in general had decreased and I said there wa little or no effect from TV. Eiaht srawe no esslntoo. At the same time many ef them rlalmed that television whetted the fans appetities only for mere tele vised games, on pars i ot uw question, concerning the effect en .(tendance at non-TV tames, 4i said there waa UtUa or none, said attendance definitely was hurt and 13 gave tt opinion that th Increase In attendance was reflect d is a-resfer attendance. There was a ceneral agreement that the real big games r hurt little, if at all, by TV cempeuuon but that the smaller schseto and secondary a-ames suffered espec ially if a top attraction waa on TV, The effects of bad weather and traffic also came tats lb dis cussion. . , RATES INFORMATION MwaM A Naws MAJtKET MAC! 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Fold the second toot fluih with the floor ond you hove e tarrying ipoce nearly 7Vi feet in Icnqth, Chooie one of the three inferior eptioni and forty-nine tolor combinotions. PARKER PONTIAC Your 4-Wheel Drive Headquarters 14 turn t ts fm CiAMJNtS 16 VIKVtt diosiso -ahaMMSt, Bit. it' viBRaa Mtr kit Mata tn Matt M ks aw ' i'H- - - A I A TREE PROBLEM Cia Be Remedied Bj Cslitni ALAN BAKZR at SUBURBAN NURSERY Ph. 5-317 rtt, ita Pruning Repairing Transplanting Removal EXPERIENCED MEN , For Sew EssavattE t Qrt4isf Drnawcy Cicdera GRAHAM BROS, Phone 5541 WE SERVICE AU, TTTtS Of Sewing Machines WORK OUAJUKTXKD Sears Roebuck Co. mom uw Utah State Win : bxii! m tnah Stat ward Frank Folak dunked a push shot with one secona to v wm day night to five th touring A( ies a 2-9i suketbatt win over Oonsaga. Legal Notice o06 So. 6th Ph. S124 By FARL WRIGHT I'KHed Press Sports Writer Paul Brown probably won't be picked as the National Football League's coach of the year this season because folks are surprised only when his Cleveland Browns lose but he had to do some fancy shuffling to win his loth straight pre division title. When the 19SS season began, Cleveland was the special target for every rival because It was the defending league champion. And Brown's problems included: 1. Billy Reynolds and Cnet Han titer., two tap - notch halfbacks, were in the service. 2. Tommy Catiin, the former Oklahoma star, also was In the service. S. Tony Adamle. an expert line backer who came out of retire ment to help Cleveland clinch the 1954 Eastern Division title before! suffering a broken teg, had de cided to concentrate on his medi cal studies. 4. Kurt Burris, the Oklahoma All-America Cleveland had draft ed No. 1 last January to bolster its linebaeking, decided to play in Canada. EXPERIENCE 5. Rookie Sam Palumbo of Notre Dame, the team's No. I linebacker, had virtually no previous experi ence at this vital defensive posi tion. 6. Of the team's rookie hopefuls, only Palumbo, Bob Smith of Neb raska and Charley Weber of West Chester Teachers made the squad. Of the JS players. If sere "old men" between M and 34 years of age. 7. Otto Graham, who came out of retirement just before the cam paign opened, played pooriy in Cleveland's opening loss, to Wash ington. - - Shortly before the season began. Brown ran out of healthy half backs and had to shift Fred Mor rison from fullback to halfback He got a lucky break when he ob tained fullback Ed ModzelewsM from Pittsburgh. He switched tackle Bob Gsln to middle guard. He moved Mike McCormack, one of the league's top middle guards IhsI season, to offensive right tackle. McCormack'a blocking became ' the key that made Morrison and ModzelewsM the league's best 14 S running punch this year. ; DIVISION TITLE i After completing the shuffling Brown said early in the season i he believed the team which suf- j fcred the least Injuries probably j would win the Eastern Mile. Most Ul 11,3 aajJV,iJ,tntre u.u men" were fortunate enough to escape serious injuries and the Browns clinched the division title last Sunday, The Browns can concentrate on celebrating "Otto Graham Day" this Sunday while the Los Angeles Rams and Chicago Bears decide ihe Western Division winner. The Browns -i-1 are picked to de feat Uw Cardinals 4ll at Cleve land, The Rams f?-J-l are picked to defeat the Green Bay Packers (M at Los Angeles and the Bears Mi are Btrked to deat the I Philadelphia Eagles (4-4-H at Chi cago. Other selections for the final rer ular season game: Baltimore Colts 5-M over Forty Nlners 3-gi at San Francisco; New York Giants (H-ii over Lions - a ' Detroit; Redskins T-4t ever Pitta- I burgh Steelers (4-11 at Washington. m the circuit court or Tsa STATE OF OB1KMJM In th Tniusr ef th '.'- t Irml Note, u slw - htm appoint. SMC el w MUit Bt Inn. Buth BWtrt, tttl M k ,-. ,uim ,,'",! (.IS - 11. srr rQ . rd to Sfn thT''., ! mt. wilh twir toiciwu, a m at Gum n4 Snoi, Ph T snimina, Kiisih r. OTron. which tl ( of tint pyiilellon el Oils bmi , Alb t, Stuart, Sasht 5asfa d Gtnon Attorneys icf Exsculer Ec t, S, IS, !J Ko. Jll notice: or datr THE CIRCUIT COUST Or TKt STATE or ur..i'-i; o v ! ( th :nr .ty fit ih i-.ur ef the wtat of Julia rustic. 1 r.fcy ,,- filed my Rt asceuot d w asmlnlt trtisn of mm absv. .Btltl U1. nS las, at 16 e'rfsek a.m, th tlm. for csuns ana ts tinis AHmtitlMratria with tfca Wilt Gsfiona cite, Gonf Attom- for Admmltrtrt Otc. I, S, 15, a Ko. 513 , . 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