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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Kal Ore. Wr-dnr-sdav. Jan. 27. miif) PACK 1 B . NFL Names Ram GM Sixth Commissioner MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Pele Rozelle, 33-year-old general manager of the Los Angeles Rams is the sixth commissioner of the National Football League. Rozelle's selection as a com promise candidate to succeed the late Bert Bell came unexpectedly Tuesday night and cleared the decks for debate today on league expansion. The youthful native of South Gate, Calif, was elected to the $jO,000-a-year job by club owners who had fought bitterly for seven days through 23 ballots. Rozelle, announcing he would ket'p league headquarters in Phil adelphia and eventually move to New York City, was given three-year contracf. He .said he planned to keep the league staff in tact, including Austin H. Gunsel, acting commissioner since Bell's death Oct. 11. Minutes after Rozelle's elec tion, the owners re-elected Gunsel league treasurer, giving him a $5,000-a-year salary boost to a re ported $15.0(10 and a $10,000 bonus tor his work as acting commis sioner. Rozelle's first problem as com missioner concerned the import ant issue of expansion which will be taken up today. "Expansion is a must for the National Football League," said the new commissioner. "The growth of the league under Bert Bell has made professional football the top spectator sport in our country. There are many pop ulation areas that should have pro football." Rozelle was chosen' as commis sioner when the 12 owners were unable to agree on Marshall Lea hy of San Francisco, Gunsel, and Don Kellett, Baltimore's general manager. POET WAYNE SCOTT. Sports Editor Continental Brands Houston Price High Malin Ranch Tops T-Birds CHILOQU1N (Special) - The Chiloquin Thunderbirds played host to the Malin Ranch, of the Khun- Yrekans Defeat McCloud Squad McCLOUD The McCloud High School varsity and JV team lost to Vreka here January 22, by scores of 56-25 and 80-25 respec McCloud could not overcome the height advantage of the visitors. Coach Vince Sempronio credited the local varsity team with good teamwork and play. High point man lor Yreka was Wilson with 22; lor McCloud Ma losh and Scalisc with six each. ath Falls City League, here Mon day night and blew a 36-30 half time lead to finally fall 70-62. Malta's Roger Dokken and Jim Reiger each counted 24 points but they had to share the top-scoring role with T-Bird Norman Johns who also came up with 24. Jackie Bar nov scored 18 for the Chiloquinitcs. The Thunderbirds flew olf to a 22-13 first quarter lead and man aged to stay out front, 36-30. al the half. The Ranchhands turned in a 28 point burst in the third canto to grab a 58-47 throe-quarter mark. The shortscores: Malhi Ranch I70t Dokkpn 24. nick fl. Reiger 24, Morris 4, Mackcn 10. Vsn. Thunderbirds itilii Johns 24. J. Bar ney IB. B David 7. G. David 4. Evans 6. Colwash U. S. Barney. J. Deloriuc. NEW YORK (AP' The lalcst asking price of $262,500 for a Con tinental League group to buy out the Houston Buffs of the Ameri can Assn. was branded today as "still too much" by the new league's founder, Bill Shea. Inlormed that directors of the Buffs had cut their original de mand of $4112.500 nearly in halt, Shea commented: "At least they're becoming more reasonable. Although the 1 1. 'lire is still much too high for a Triple-A franchise, it isn't nearly as ridiculous as the half-million dollars they demanded before. "They paid $100,000 for the club and that's what we'll give them even though it isn't worth it. We won't be blackjacked into paying exorbitant indemnities." Meanwhile, a new problem arose in Continental plans for lo cation of a franchise in Montreal, should the Houston attempt fail. "From what I've seen of Mon treal in the last two years, I don't consider this city a major league town," said former major leaguer Clay Bryant, manager of the Mon treal Royals of the International League. "Ten years ago Montreal was the best city in the minor leagues." Bryant said. "But in 1938 we had a pennant winner, an exciting team, yet wo were out drawn by Toronto and Buffalo." Another problem, Bryant said, is the CL's search for enough ma jor league players. "There were fewer than six in the entire International League last season who could have played in the majors," Bryant said. "We didn't have any." The odds for a perfect game in bowling are about one million to one. ; AHH-CASABAS Southern Oregon's Glen Peterson takes a deep breath in the game between SOC and Oregon Tech Tuesday night and gets a nose full of basketball for hit ; trouble. Peterson proved he likes leather by pulling in nine important rebounds for the Ashlanders (without the use of his nose ) but the Owls won 7 1 -64, anyway. Owl Story Page 2B Merrill Huskies Nab B League 2nd Spot The Merrill Huskies moved into the number two spot in the Klam ath County B League basketball standings with an uphill 53-47 tri umph over the Sacred Heart Tro jans on the Merrill floor Tuesday pight. The league leading Malin Mus tangs didn't alter their league standings but they came up with a convincing win over the Henley Hornets 54-34 at Henley. ' In other action around the loop the Bonanza Antlers gained an easy victory at the expense of the diminutive Bly Bobcats, grab bing a 66-36 win at Bly while the Chiloquin Panthers traveled to Tulelake and got whacked 54-51 for their trouble. - Gilchrist stepped out of league to bomb LaPine 56-31. . ; Merrill 53, SHA 47 - The Huskies, making good use if an enterprising Jayvee Ed Par nell, who moved into the varsity lineup recently, had to struggle out from beneath quarter and half- time deficits of 14-11 and 24-23 in reaching the win. Parnell tossed in 18 points to lead the Husky scorers. . The Merrill crew caught the Tro jans in the third frame and held a narrow 36-34 lead going into the final quarter. They tallied 17 times viiile allowing the SHA five only 13. Credited with slowing Keith Mur ray, who collected 10 points, all in the first half, was Husky Dean Haskins, who checked him during the second two periods. Dennis Salvadori was number two with 15 points for Merrill. Bob Andersch got 11 and Murray and Bob Manning each added 10 for SHA. Brian Fields contributed ten for the Huskies. Sacred Heart (471 Andersch 11 Murray 10, Krok 6, Shuck 6, Jackson 4, Wagner, Manning 10. Merrill (53i Haskins 2, Fields 10. Parnell 18. Salvadori 15, Wilson 4, Bcasly 2, Carleton. Gilchrist- 56, La P. 31 Up at the northern end of the county the Gilchrist Grizzlies picked up their fifth win of the season, the fourth at the expense of LaPine. Behind a 16 point effort by Ger ald Warren and identical 13 point productions from Charlie Rus sell and Bill Hawkins, the Griz zlies maintained quarter leads of 14-1, 26-11 and 37-17. Both Warren and Russell are riding high among the county scorers. The Gilchrist squad's fifth win was collected from the Bly Bobcats in a league match. In the prelim the Grizzly Pups won 24-17 over LaPine. Gilchrist 1561 Hawkins 11. Warren 16. Russell 13. Emery 4. Erickson 8, Hitt 2. Hazelwood, Ramey, Horton. Sample. 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