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R TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1957 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE -I Vk iw''.i- .- m .-'-V U l: -A v il f W J I . . -H Mm :mm i: t fir LH il I ;J J- THE 1957 OREGON TECH football season came to an official close Sunday night with the- annual football banquet and presentation of trophies which were awarded to, left to right, Alfonso "Tiger" Everson, outstanding back; Athletic Director Rex Hunsaker; Allen Jones, most insoirational player; Frank Wilson, outstanding lineman; and Richard Pekala,' recipient of the annual KFJI oustanding player award. More than 100 persons at tended the banquet. Today's Sports Parade By OSCAR FBA1.EY . I "We were supposed to have c NEW YORK (UP) The will some folks in to listen to the game and determination to win means on u,e radi0." he said. "But then much to Capt. Slack- Cutter and;, , rd (h npws that ,he jm, it explains why Navy s athletic di-! tv rector is fretting today oxer .rcsmient of the h list Marine Dm "an atmosphere of complacency" sion had been surrounded at the among the brigade of Midshipmen Chosen Reservoir in Korea, as they head for the annual gridj ..Mv kid sisler-s husband was in encounter with Army. .th.u outf.( CuUcr remembercd Cutter always has been a man big in the guts and perseverance s0,ll- department, lie had to he. start- Cutter was shaken by the news, ing out as the national interscho- "e couldn t go home and face his laslic flute solo champion. guests. So he simply sat in his But despite that beginning, car ann men. oespue nis menial snuarc-jawed Slade became one of. depression, finally tuned in the the finest athletes at Annapolis Army - Navy game alone, and one of the Navy's most dec-! "Navy wasn't supposed to win orated submarine officers in j that one. either." he recalls. "But World War II in which his sub- those kids fought their hearts out marines accounted for HI enemy 'and they won it, 14 to 2." ships. J it ouve the worried Cutter what "The boys seem to be taking ; he calls tersely "a helluva mental this one for granted," complained ! mt." the man whose 20-yard field goal .., fjm,0 ,.,, jf ,hose kj(js cou)d beat Army in ISM and who wenffi hl ,hcjr wav out of tha, .. unriefea cd in 22 fights as a col- hc vinmA .-,n.,vb(, the Marin(,s legiate heavyweight. l.nlld , And ; wha, d(( ym "Its the brigade, not the team 1lh,k-, Uammli jf )cv didn. .. or the coaching stafl. he added. " "But at Annapolis the team is sur- whlt-h explains why Capt. Slade rounded bv the student bodv C"1UT ,w;ln,s a flPhtln? f ' ' throughout 'most of the day and .do"'n ,lh"c. ',hj; 'S'" it's a tremendous inlh.ence. If l,,r :,t Mi'mcipil Stadium on Snt thev communicate this feeling lo !"'v. And why. as .Navy s athlet thc team, we're sunk." i'f cctm, he s trying to sec As an example of the necessity !'Jat i tthat thc' 11 nave- tu have that fervent desire for vic tory be recalls the l.'142-.game in,, which Army was the heavy favor ite. "We hnd no business on the same field with them, but we won it. 14 to 0." he illustrated. "We just wanted it worse than they did." But there's one pointing up the need for that winning desire which stands foremost in his mind. That game was in l!i.V) when Cutter was stationed in California and again Navy was the underdog against Army. HBA Scoring By I MTF.I) PRESS PCI Angels Eye Spokane Playing Site Bob Pettit has regained the Na tional Basketball Association scor- iMiif Sacher Heal Efctate :t V; n OrtiKin s ing lead, but four other players f-. AiisYphoisn-rv : are within easv striking distance "'.'P1'-11';;" turanc J ot the St. Louis ace. iC.uin cafe i ,A .... , , , -, . i K'.imalli ("ri-.imi-rv 1 Pettit dunked in ol points 111 two Hiali l.-am nm,-- Modrl Clpanrri Mines lost week lor a season to-; .''' ''"" v-rn--M..di-l riraiwr tal of 327. George Yardley of I)e- in cuse are tied lor second with 318 1 points, while Philadelphia's Neil s ubul.bl; Johnston has 312 and Bill Sliar- man of Boston has 310. Yardley. who has played in one less game than the other leaders. maintains the best per-game avir- ?;V"S Sn,,D age of 26.5, followed by Pettit's Ktani-th kW Sporting n of the Moo.-e Otctlon Mumc K'ama'1: Aimi-rnn-nt 10 ;ia Uu'lt ram c.:me KI.An PS llm'i tiiiin st-rios Suburban Flowor im.t Hi fill i-'flividual Rnme LaRayne Har- iividual st-rios LaRayne Har ris (ill 1NDIS1KIAL l.C.VGl't: Arme Cntu-n-te .12 In iiu great, in nis nintn year 01 Paetru- sunpiv pro ball, has compiled 10,291 : gJ'S; VHimbm points, 311 less than Macaulcy. j Aiip'i-ri';,ifc-llm , . c ,i r liiti-il Hi- Waterboys In the current race for other of- un shell fensive honors. .Inbtlslnn leads in "nkiulce Westfir field goal accuracy 1.487'. Shar- v"m Oakridce V Sl'OKANK. Wa.-h. i.T1--The I.os'come again." Angeles Angels of the Pacilicl Walsh said the Brooklyn Dodg Coast League may he p!aing in er organization, which took over ! Spokane next season il the local the Los Angeles PCL franchise ,- , governmental 'angel" can be earlier this year, would have to 10 found with S2li,000 or more to fix know what Spokane can do within ; up the baseball park here. 1 10 days. The Dodgers have al- 5j Mayor Willard Taft and a six- ready moved into Los Angeles for S ;man committee started looking to-! the 1SIS8 National League season, n ' day for some way to got the mon-' Spokane, with a Brooklyn tieup, iral e-v !,,lt'r Walsh, president of drew a record Class B league at- same-UIoria rosier - -Ki;yiy vmu. iiiua-;ueu icnuanee OI ZiH.uuo in 1911, uui the Angels were ready to move the ball park burned down the here. jnext year and reconstruction was I The committee agreed at the slow and costly on a community 17 louiset the cash would have to1 owned basis. The Spokane Indians Jf ,come from the city, the county or in the Class B Northwest League 22 ;a combination of both. Ihat "pri-; folded up last year and the city vate enterprise" couldn't do it. ihnd no professional baseball in 'a "No matter what, don't let this! 1957. 5i , opportunity pass." said Clyde! Henry tieorgc, a well-to-do con 27 Perkins of the Portland Reavers, 1 Iractor and last president of the MOUSE M.VS Flower Schayes, besides gunning for this year's scoring championship, is also set on replacing Ed Ma caulcy of St. Louis as the NBA s Huh highest lifetime scorer in regular season competition. The lormer president of the rrtent Committee. PCL's Realign-j Indians, said he would join with ' It may not other local contractors and bor row the $200,000 to get the local park, Ferris Field, in shape bv i May 1 if he has a firm contract with the city. He said he could raise the seat ing capacity of Ferris Field from its present 3,000 to 10,000 (or $200,000 and the city wouldn't have to pay for a year or two. I Commissioner of Public Affairs 'Kenneth Lawson said he is high Hy in favor of PCL baseball here, but that George was being "very generous w.th other people's money" and that there w e r a many legal problems to work out. JONES MEETS VAUGHN NEW YORK (UP)-Tiger Jones of Yonkers, N.Y., will meet Willie Vaughn of Los Angeles at Madi son Square Garden next Frids night in a substitute bout for the originally scheduled one between Paolo Rosi and Johnny Busso. KF Cage League Slates Meeting ! The- Klamath Falls Basketball Association will hold an import innt meeting tonight at 7;30 m the city hall. Association President Willie Dun ster said that all team registrations j must be submitted before the open ling league game on Monday, De cember 9. and slates that the sooner the applications are sub ! milted the sooner complete plans for the coming season can be l made. j All team managers, players and j persons interested in scoring and timekeeping are requested to at tend tonight's meeting. Cabinet - T'-lephone man is on ton in free throw shoot- ft",'; ';;;', ;;, ing i .916'. Bill Russell of Boston ti'" i.., ., 333' and,,,' ",.,........, Maurice Stokes of Cineinti.-iti U :i.u nirn imnviuuai series uu-K iJingwel! 579 .15 ' .'- (MP is the leading rebtnnuJcr Maurice Stokes of C ahead in assists 77 . Oiikntlne Wfstlir Vic Samples Fittest Gasoline i Vt Any Oil Co. t'rt-dU l'rd Main and S. 6th Pelican Boosters Slate Meeting The Pelican Booster Club will hold its weekly breakfast meeting Wednesday morning at 6:45 at the Willard Hotel. KL'HS basketball coach Don Me galc will address the group on the prospects for the coming Pel ican cage season. All members and interested per sons are urged to attend. Open 24 hrs. CHECK FORD TICKETS NOW! For FREE T.V. Plus 9 Other Valuable Prizes Numbers Posted Nov. 20 for 7 Days Printed Winning Number Slips Avoilablo Mexf Free Ford Dec. 18 Speciol - FRIDAY to FRIDAY . 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