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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TKN HERALf) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON' MONDAY SEPTEMBER 29. 1953 ' 4 I .-.-iv.t " :;; A i ' J ?WJaiarfil l If '"H'l ' ' F'.i '.: r-: vJmir s If 1 ' - ,J flfc tf. 7 3 o:ivi ! IM 1 1 1 m mn c 49ers Edge Sieelers n i j i . AO lArt Jollnson- Michigan Stat OrnWDS WhlD L l077S halfback, scored seven touchdown; Chicago Bears Win MFL 0 in 157. Two were on runs ol W and 62 yards. pener Bv THE ASSOCIATED TRESS George 'Poppa Bean Ilalas. one of professional football's founding fathers and its chief innovator, has made a successful return to the coaching ranks after a two year absence. Ilalas decided to forego coach ing in I:J'fi, handing the reigns of his Chicago Bears to Paddy Dris coll and contenting himself with his front-oflice duties as owner. The Bears won a division title that year hut last year they had a dismal season, finishing fifth in Ihn Western Division with a 5-7 record. Poppa Bear quickly de-i Chicago cided to come out of his semi-jGreen Bay retirement. Chicago: Taking an outstanding batch of 'P'unge, phia 24-14. and San edged Pittsburgh 23-20. Bears 34, GB 20 Galimore scored three touch- Francisco Cleveland Los Angeles Cleveland: 0 7 7 1630 er 2 '22, 23. 3 14 10 u 27! San Francisco: TDs McKlhenny TDs Mitchell 14, 12. rum. Pace HI. runi, Brodie pass fromPlumi, Brown 2 ( 38, 5 (1 sneak). PAT Soltau. FG Sol runs), Henfro '21, pass fronvion r-?t IPlnml PATr.rn7a 1 VCCrmx aZZr V 'if 'nfl!'9'- I Giants 37, Cards 7 soh w " can run the in .slM!f' s-Lundy '20 Mm,e sar Glf(ord- ably abetted scored on dashes of one and eight ! ,1 ;,, &h "l0 Ai Wcbster and ChJar.ley yards and combined with Brown j, 't r',h', A r-.,u '" , Conerly along witn an aieri aen- " i"tcii i. j V.ULMICK a c,.- ,,n,i mariA it a nisma nenui six-pointer. Galimore's eight-yard- j ' er was the clincher, putting tne 'Bears ahead to stay in the second quarter after the Packers had taken a 10-7 lead. 49ers 23, Pitt 20 Forty-Niner Coach Frankie Al bert went with alternate quarter- 7 14 7 c Tj iwi-ii doini croate in tne late for Frank 'Pop) Ivy, the Cards' new coach. The Giants converted (Continued on Pane 11) back John Brodie in i n 7 go sidgrs anu oan rrancisco raiueau Tn raimr. y'or 16 Points. Brodie completed 19 run. 7!l pass from ' 'J r t,A v, ",.,' i - J i i, ! it , r .1 1 I 1 " i'r4". A I t fli "rv; 1 K OTI HOME OPENER Hamilton Air Base spoiled Ore gon Tech's home football opener Saturday night at Mo doc Field by beating the Owls 34-0. Top, OTI fullback Earl Green is about to be hauled down after a short gain. Coming in to make the stop is John Polk (181. Bottom, former Michigan all-Amcrican and Pittsburgh Steeler halfback Lou Baldacci intercepts an OTI pass in tho sec ond half then slips from the grasp of OTI end Ralph Nor gaard. Watching at loft is Hamilton's Steve Crews. Tech opens its Oregon Collegiate Conforonce slate at home Saturday, hoifing Portland Slate College at Modoc Field. Sooiiers, Army Show of 2H passes for 244 yards. The pUers like Willie Galimore. ati'""wn'. Brown i. run', nil ni.Vi minlltes icft Gordy Soi,au unknown picked off the campus nf Pass from Browni. PA1, Blanda , supplying a 22-yard field goal, little Florida A&M; quarterback 1 14 ,,,,. : Pittsburgh 0 7 13 020 F.d Brown: brilliant end Harlon Green Bay: I Ds. Dillon 37 run lSan Francisc0 7 6 1023 Pittsburgh: TDs, Mathews (10. pass from Morrall), Younger H, plunge). PAT. Miner 2. FG Min- llill. and a sturdy forward wall, "h intercepted psssi, Mornung Halas had mixed well and appa-'iu Iul"- ' "'""'"'is '' renily has a winner. jHornung 2 '2.1, 30. In other games, Frank Gifford; 07 -e times as New York """' ixuiiis m-i Exclusive Service with STILWELL & CO. REALTORS H7 Mln TO 4-1W11 s Cop Titles By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ted Williams of the Boston lied Sox and Richie Ashburn of the Philadelphia Phillies emerged with the major league halting ti tles in down-to-the-wire finishes. When the last hall had been thrown and Ihe final bat swung .Sunday. Williams was atop the American League balling list for the sixth time and Ashburn looked down on the other National League hitters for the second year. Williams, who at 40 is the old est player ever to win a major league batting title, finished with a .32H average a far cry from his high mark of .4(iH in IW1 and even his .3tM of last year. Ashburn, 31. carried oif the Na tional League laurels with a .350 percentage, lie previously had won in l!i:.) with ..TiR." Neither backed into the chain pionship. led had two hits in four limes at bat against Washington while teammate Pete Runnels went hit- less and dropped back to .322. Ashburn had three hits in four at bat against Pittsburgh and he needed every one of them as San Francisco's Willie .Mays pounced out three in live tries. The Giants cenlerlii'lder wound up at .347. Victories by Williams and Ash burn climaxed a red-hot final week by each While Ihe interest of the final weeks was centered in the hat ling races, Mickey Mantle of New York regained the American I League's home run crow n. He 'edged Cleveland's Rocky Colavito 42-41. Jackie Jensen was the cir cuit's RBI leader with 122. Ernie Banks, Chicago Cubs' shortstop. won the National I League home run crown with 47 scored three times as New Y'ork trounced Chicago's Cardinals 37-7. Cleveland overcame Los Angeles 10-27 on Lou Groza's field goal with 25 second left; Baltimore up ended defending champion Detroit 28-15; Washington heat Philadel- Do your windows sweat? STORM WINDOWS Made to Measure FREE ESTIMATES George Clark Ption 4-:l-.'tl l ulled Press I rnalinnnl I Southern Methodist jumps frnmi,, ," C"'1 rUnS Dal" The twopomt conversion rulelthe frying pan into tile lire Ihisi m Isn't the Only "new look" in col-Uvock when it entertains Notre 1 ' lege football this season. Homo. Oklahoma plavs host to BpStTlCinOTf St?tS Oklahoma and Army, two peren-ioregon while (lino Stale runs into, 1 " nial poweis that horcloioie lea-j Washington, a 24 21 victory over CaMf a Rptlim lured well-executed but convert-1 Minnesota. Arnivs next opponent 1 ' lional attacks, both introduced. is IVnn Stale, which bounced back1 SEATTLE (API German new spread loi malions in bowling, from its opening loss to Nebraska heavyweight Willie Besmanoff will over their opening opponents last by lipping IVnn. 43-0. jmnko another Seattle appearance 'S'','lrd''' , , Texas Christian, ranked filth iul111 N'"v,b('r against an unnamed Ihe .Snoneis us.d split ends. 1 1., i ,.,i ,,, .,.,,.,n:,i ,.: . opponent. flankers, lalerals anil long passes'..,,.., w..s ,i, ',., ,., ,..,., I Promoter in walloping West Vlrgiln.i. 47-14. i;,'5 lh(, ,,, .'ms .lst Wl,,.k, OSBORN HOTEL ECliENE, ORE. Hrl. J. K. RrtT J Kkrlj Jr. rranrtttar ThoroiiKhlT Modern Inigo Lticchesi said Saliirdav he honed to sicn Znra while Ihe Cadets rolled to a 45-H r,n,i in,..., .,,,.,nri i. iii,. .,-,i '. Folley, one of the leading contend- Mcloiy over .South Carolina Willi '..f ;:,n()v Duncan 'blanked the "rs lor the heavyweight title, to a ra?le d.i?le ollensc thai includ- io, nl Frogs. 17-0 i""'"'1 Besmanofl. cd an unbalanced hue with Ihe, ,,11,,,,. gnmes involving lon-i Besmanoff, who beat Argentina's Mrong-side end llankc.l 14 yards 1;,kl,d t,.illns Auburn extended1 A'"x Mileff ,ast week, has gained 0'"; the nation's longest miiinr colleee a considerable following in this Ok ahnma s new attack com- nmnlni S,,.;,k tn is straight bv area on Ihe strength of his wins plelely battled West irguna. 1 lit- whipping Tennessee, 13 0. Pitts-1 over Tacoma's Pat McMurtrv and hooners out riKhrd the M.Hint.n i burli rell.d to a 17 (1 triumph Mitclf. cers, .U.i yards to k'i;. and out- t,ltv ,-M1s; sophomore lull- passed Ihem. 2M-.il. Hue- of Hk- h;K k j,. Maialavage fired Nawl Vince Cohen set a Syracuse I'm lahomas touchdowns came on to ;i I I o vicioi v over William and vers.it v basketball svoring record passes, including a spectacular 1:lrv n, Mississippi topped Ken- wnen he tallied hii.S points during ','' ,"' " "....hi Kicky, 27 iv the i!i.n-s iMcuauiei inai eoveicn su arc.s. l-'or a team that taded to com jdcte a pass ir.'.nnst ny two years ago. Army went wild through the air in Us opener. IV:e Hawkins Mon-d tour ol the Ca dets' seven loiuhdowns. two on aerials, while All America I'.titi u rierson pitched a pair ol scoiiik passes. While Oklahoma and Aimv had It easy. ( Hun state and otrt Dame slumblnl shrilly cnming nut of the g ile. The Hurkovi s pulled out all the slops in turning liack Southern Mctlimhsi .'u M-lule the Irish. 2;; pc.int favorites had to settle tor an in 0 triumph over stubborn Indiana Don Meredith. SH"s p.i-Mng Wlard, gave Ohio Sta'e a scare bv completing P.I ot 2H aerials lor 213 yards and one tom lulow u I he Puckeyes aciaally gained I'-oir winning margin on a per of (.in version passes bv Klals. Kit-ui-hlas. Lightweights Vic Por Cocst Crown VANCOUVER, II (' (AP I.tghtwcights Boh!v Hicks of Seat tle and Len Walters ol Vancouver meet here Friday m a bout tor the mythical Pacdie Coast Light weight championship The 18-year-old links, uiil'oatcn in his professional s'aris. will he going 10 rounds (or the lust time. Walters at 2". has won 15 out of 17 prolessional houts HIIIIIIILIll I IIIIIMl-V) The Browns got off to a good start before H9,D!3 fans, the day's largest crowd. t Los Angeles as they came from far behind and won in the final seconds. Lou Broza's field goal did it. Experienced Car and Truck See "Juck' Juckeland Motors, Inc. llth and Klamath Ph. 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