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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND FS. KbmathFallsOre. TJridav. Nov. 20. 1953 PAGE 3 B Bowl Fever Rage isconsin Continued from Page I B) . both 3-2 which play each other, and Iowa State (3-2) which plays Oklahoma. A Sooner victory elim inates the Cyclones, but re versal, plus a victory by Kansas or Missouri throws the Big Eight to a three-way tie with the bowl tpot up to the conference. The Southeastern Conference, won by Georgia (No. 6) last week, has a number of bowl possibles, including second ranked Missis sippi which is idle; third - ranked Louisiana State which meets Tu lane; Tennessee which plays Ken- lucky and Alabama, which faces mmmmmmm wyv nmmwtmimmmmmmm n.niwi.mi v.,..,mAww-'U-iimniiiKi i hiiihii) inn y ' v' PL .dTA ., v a ol.-Jf SISKIYOU COUNTY C CHAMPS The McCloud High School "C" Loggers, pictured above with coach Vince Sempronio, kneeling front, won the Siskiyou County cham pionship with a 7-won, I -lost record. From left to right MAJOR CLASSIC LEAGUE W I. Maury's Foreign Cars Lowia Chevron Klamath Tractor Sixth Street Oxygen Salei Vallier's Cafe Pelican Moton Southern Oreson Muslo M. L. Johnson Ins. Baraboo Electric Eportsman Hotel 31 'i 30 27 2'i 25'a 25 22 16',i 18 21 23 19 29 IS 30 15Vi 32'A Wednesday results: S Ore. Music Mauri s 1 Baraboo I. Pelican 2 Vallier's 4. Sportsman Lewis Chev. 3. Kl. Tractor t j ll Johnson 3, Sixth Street Oxy. 1 Hich team game-M. L. Johnson 995 5S5 Sam .'erle-M; BOOSTER LEAGUE W L 36 12 32 16 31 " 29 19 27 21 26 22 23 25 21 27 21 27 17 32 14 34 11 37 jack' Color Chip Kimball Galss Crator Lake Creamery Klamath JCs Medo Bel KC Paint Pelican Mobil Team No. 8 Multiple Listing Realtor! Hcaton Steel Montgomery Ward Wednesday Results: wr Paint 3. Medo Bel l laini a. Klamath JC ck . Color Ch.-p 4.' Mult.Pl. U.t. 0 Kimball Glass 3, Pfl7anmMrvb"w'd j Tarn No 8 2, Montgomery ward Fleets 3. Hcaton Steel 1 Hieh team game Kimball Glass 1W3 E S illm ."cries-Kimball Glass 27 6 H.Sh Ind. game-Keith Coddlnglon 213 High ind. series-Don Echer 558 1 FRATERNAL LEAGUE W L KC No. 1 KC No. 2 Cliff Yaden Poberts Hardware Wright Real Estate Scars Shaffer Electric 'Harrys Tavern 'George Crain Builder KC No. 3 -Bald Eagles Morning Fresh Bakery 35 13 33V 15',4 19 28 20 26 22 25'A 22',4 2.1 25 23 22 20 18 5 25 26 28 30 43 Wednesday results: t.-- w l n Hnrrv's Tavern 1 Uri.ht 'npal Estate 3. Shaffer Etec. 1 Geo. Crain Bldr. 4, Morning Fresh 0 Cliff Yadcn 3. Roberts Hdwe. 1 KC No. 2 4, Bald Eagles 0 KC No. 3 3, Sears I High team game KC No. 2 945 ll,.h tram series KC No. 2 2754 High ind. game Bud Farley, George Zupan Itici 219 High Ind. series George Zupan 586 t ALLEV KATZ Amidons Business Machines Troy V. Cook Wright's Real Estate Little Sweden .Perkins News Belcastros .Swan Lake Moulding Xunns Heating Oil Chambers House Moving Signal Oil Deane Sacher .Hal s Sport Shop W I. 33 15 31 17 28 20 28 20 27 21 25 23 24 24 24 24 22 26 22 26 13 35 11 37 Thursday results: Troy CooK 4. Hal s 0 Bunns 3. Slenal Oil 1 Sm Lake 3. WrlKhts 1 Little Sweden 3. Deane Sacher 1 Amidons 3, Belcastros 1 Chambers 3, Perkins News 1 Hifh team lame Amidons 915 'Hiah team series Amidons 2594 Huh Ind ian,e Elaine Hitson 198 Hilh Ind. series Dorothy SWvens S13 W L 29 19 27'i 19., 27 21 27 21 28 22 23 23 2.1 23 2.1 23 22 28 20', 27ts 19 29 1 32 .Market Bssket The Ranch Howards Cleaners Lucca Lounse Drive More Motors TP Packln KC Toy Chest .Wans Foods First Federal Als Drive In eV-hutze Tiref Jesse Z. Smith Thursday results: Market Baket 4. Howards e Als Drive In 2, Jesst Z Smith 1 Fran, Foods 3, Lucra Iune 1 Srhulra Ttrea I. TP Packing I Thf Ranch 2. Drive Mora- 1 KC Toys 2. First Federal 2 - Mirmesota Set For Teevee Memphis State. Georgia takes on: Georgia Tech. also harboring bowl hopes. One of the SEC group will be in the Sugar Bowl, with a re match between LSU and Missis sippi looming. ' Tenth ranked Texas Christian (6-2) meets Rice and hopes to climb to a tie for second place with idle fifth-rated Texas (4-1) in the Southwest Conference. Leader Arkansas toll plays a non-conference game with Texas Tech. Penn State (Xo. 7), on the verge of officially accepting a bid to Philadelphia's Liberty Bowl, plays intra state rival Pittsburgh, which High team same Market Basket 987 High team series Market Basket 2824 High ind. game Betty Scott 225 High ind. series Betty Scott 572 CITT LEAGUE Lucca Cafe U.S. National Bank Walker Brothers 301, 17'A Dicks Chevron Klamath Hriwds B Simplot-DeVoe Car-Ad-Co Klamath Hdwds A 22 24 24 24 25 31 33 36 Coca Cola Northwest Produce Team No. 5 Harris Machine Thursdays results: Simplot DeVoe 1, Team No. S 1 Car-Ad-Co 3, Lucca Cafe 1 U.S. National Bank 4. Harris Mach. S Coca Cola 3, Walker Brothers 1 Dicks Chevron 1, Northwest Produce 3 Klam. Hdwd B 3, Klam. Hdwd A 1 High gram game Car-Ad-Co 1029 High team series Coca Cola 2958 High ind. game Vern Gentry 213 High ind. series Cliff Slimier 587 MIXED FOURSOMES W L Macs Market Curleys Clippers Snowballs Maxines Twisters Witts Mkt. Shastan Laundry McCloud Cleaners Haps Photo 31 1 a 12'i 281! 15'i 21Va 22's 20 24 20 24 lfl'i 241, lRit 25', 16', 37 Vi Thursday results: Maxines 4, Curios 0 Shastan Laundry 4. Macs 0 Snowballs 3, Haps Photo 1 Witts Mkt. 4, McCloud Cleaners 0 High team game Maxines Twist. 847 High team series Maxines Twist. 2316 High Ind. game (men) Perk White 192 High Ind. game (women! Maxine May 183 High ind. series (men) Moe Mac- Gregor 534 High ind. series (women! Maxine May 490 GUTS AND GALS W L 28 12 28 12 21 19 20 20 19 21 17 23 12 28 12 28 Owls Arden Farms Ramshaws Hardware Pats-Pauls Swan Oil Mike-Tonys Hennessey Lumber Windsar Drugs Thursday results: Ramshaws 3, Pats-Pauls 1 Owls 3, Swan Oil 1 Windsar Drug 3, Mike-Tonys 1 Arden Farms 4, Hennesseys 0 High team game Arden Farms 795 High team series Arden Farms 2351 High ind. game imeni Art Lifquist 197 High md. game iwomenl Virg Wheel er, Mary Overby itlel 183 High Ind. series imeni Art Lifquist High ind. series (women! Virg Wheel er 470 The 1959 Chicago White Sox won 47 games at home and 47 on the road. COMPLETE Auto Painting en oo Just Nothing Down -1 Year To Pay PiiRtirif Glu lautallatien lady Work Estimate Gladly So. 6th Auto Body S Paint Shop 2031 So. 6th Tdltt is also interested in a bowl after turning down a bid to Louisville's Blue Grass affair Ivy League-leader Penn doesn't play until Thanksgiving Day but it could cop the title Saturday il Princeton beats Dartmouth and Harvard defeats Yale, the latter two meeting for the 76th time. Other games tonight include: Davidson at Furman, San Jose State at College of Pacific. Other top Saturday games in clude: East: Delaware at Buckncll; Rutgers at Columbia; Lafayette at Lehigh. i South: The Citadel at West Vir " " are Frank Paolinetti, Jerry Sutton, Dan Boone, Lee Ahl strom, Danny Bringle, Tom Norris, Captain Gary Pederson, Larry Sarti and Bob Tallerico. Photo by Kite Triple Crown Winner Set For Finale STOCKTON (UPI) - Mighty Dick Bass bids farewell to col legiate football tonight when he leads the College of the Pacific against San Jose State before a prnuH nf ahnut 1(1 MO at Pacific Memorial Stadium. Bass, who won the NCAA's "triple crown" last year in rush ing, total offense and scoring, has played on a game leg most of this season but it seems well healed for his COP finale. Bass scored on a 51-yard touch down gallop against Idaho last week and also grabbed a pass for 54 more yards. He goes into the San Jose game tied with Tom "Cowboy" McCormick, the Tigers' all-time great rusher, for yards gained. Each has reeled off 2,652, San Jose States needs a victory to close out its season on a 50-50 basis. The Spartans took a 55-0 belting from Iowa State last Sat urday while COP was handling Idaho, 28-13. Coach Myers of the Tigers holds a personal record of five wins ana one uuicat uvei ocu Jose, which has not downed a COP team since 1953. NEW CARDINAL POST ST. LOUIS (UPI) L. W (Bill) Bergesch, who served as general manager for several St. Louis Cardinal affiliates, has been named the club's assistant farm director in the scouting and mi nor league departments. Bergesch assumes his new duties Jan. 1. BRAVES SIGN ROOKIE MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI) - Pitcher Alan lorg of Altamont, Utah, has been signed by the Milwaukee Braves to a 1960 con tract with Boise, Idaho, of the Pioneer League, lorg, 19, is a graduate of the Braves' tryout school held at Rushville, Neb. last June. OSBORN HOTEL EUGENE. ORE. a. I. ft. larlr Ja larrf it. PrayrlaUr Thorrafhly Madera and up Prion. TU 2-0084 Up Fet Grab ginia; norma state at norma; Mississippi Southern at Auburn; Virginia at Maryland; North Caro line State at South Carolina. Midwest: Notre Dame at Iowa; Holy Cross at Marquette; Ohio Stale at Michigan; Villanova at Detroit; Nebraska at Kansas State. Southwest: Hardin-Simmons at Arizona State; SMU at Baylor; West Texas at New Mexico State; Mexico at Air Force. Far West: California, at Stan ford; Orgeon State at Oregon; Montana at Idaho: Colorado State at Brigham Young; Utah State at Utah. Billy Cannon Hears Charge BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Former Gov. Jimmie Davis termed disgusting the accusation by an opposing candidate for gov ernor that Davis paid All Ameri- nn un.(K-.nu Dill., n -f T ... 1 la iiauimi.il Ditty vdiiliUlt U. IjUU isiana State $1,000 to pose for a political picture. The accusation was made by Gale Berry, operator of a Lake Charles insurance agency and one of 11 candidates in the race. Berry, in a speech over a Shreveport television station, said Davis had the picture circulated to imply that Cannon was endors ing his candidacy. Besides the money, Berry said, Cannon re ceived an offer of a good job. "Cannon attended a breakfast in my honor, and was one of a num ber of those present I greeted and was photographed speaking with," Davis said Thursday night. James Corbctt, LSU athletic di rector, told The Associated Press that Cannon assured him that no consideration in any form was of fered or received at any time. US Lady Netters Lose Title Match SYDNEY. Australia (AP) Maria Bueno of Brazil and Chris tine Truman of England won the women's doubles tennis champion ship in the New South Wales Tour nament today. They beat Mrs, Mary Itcitano and Miss Fay Mul ler 6-8, 6-2, 6-2. Miml Arnold of Redwood City, Calif., and Martin Mulligan won their quarter-final match in the mixed doubles. They defeated Jan Lchane and Ken Fletcher 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. ft A, MAKE YOUR i 4 i,'ai VJVJ TONY KROK . . Tallest Trojan SHA Mentor Greets 26 Casaba An eager turnout of 26 hopefuls, including three returning letter- men, greeted Sacred Heart Acad emy coach Jerry Kempf at the Trojans' initial basketball prac tice sessions last week. The trio of returnees, seniors Tony Krok, Bill Manning and Bob Andersch, are in Kompf's words, "the mainstays of a squad that should be just as strong as last year." Last season SHA posted a 5-won, 6-lost record in County B League action to rank fourth in league standings. "We are short," said Kempf,! "but the situation Is looking bet ter since we have a good-looking sophomore crop of prospects." Krok, who stands a well-built 6-ll2, is the lone Trojan extend ing over the six foot mark. Lost via the graduation route from last year's squad are Andre DeBcl, Tom Amber, Tom Pow-! ell, Mike Bramble and Larry Jackson. Another member of last year's team, George Hurley, wasj forced to the sidelines this sea son because of scholastic difficul ties. At the present time, the Trojan varsity roster is composed of five seniors, three juniors, and a trio of sophomores. "We have another 14 boys on the jayvce squad and any one of them could very easily replace one of the varsity mem bers," warned Kempf. Adding strength to the SHA line up are a pair of transfers, Carl Shuck from Bonanza and Keith Group Clears First Hurdle BOSTON (UPI) A group of New England sportsmen have cleared their first hurdle in bring ing professional football back to Boston but they faced still an other major problem today. I William H. Sullivan Jr., sportsl promoter and Boston business man, announced Thursday that a franchise had been obtained for the city as the eighth club in the! newly formed American Football! League. J Though Sullivan confidently pre- dieted that "we'll open our sea-1 son next September," there still j remained the problem of finding a place to play. There are a number of suitable stadiums in the area but most of the owners have indicated no de sire to provide space for pro griddcrs. A team would need space for at least 25,000 fans while at home to break even. Sullivan gave no indication of how he intended to solve the sta dium problem but he appeared confident the team would have a place to play. REDECORATED Office Space $43 Month Inquire DREWS' Monitor Phon. TU 4-4121 How much is estimated will appliances in 1959? $8 Billion. Ths many new and Improved products available today make a iew appliance one of your best buys. Check the appliance ads in today's' newspaper for the best selection. HOME HAPPIER WITH A i i ty . , r : ' j ? -n! -I BILL MANNING . . Returning veteran Hopefuls Murray from Ashland, shuck, a senior, and Murray, a sophomore, both are fleet afoot and should be of help to the 1959-60 academy squad. 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