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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Thursday, October 13, 1960 PAGE 4 D os seen by Klamath Basin Prognosticofrors Air Forct low ftyrarui Orrfon 1'C'I.A C'sU Ohla fll. IlllnoU Oallaa T( vi. va. va. va. va. v. v. va. Kav? Wliconln Prnn St. Waih. St. Huh. I'BC Pordoa Minn. Hoiutan Bob Williams Navy Iowa Byraruaa Oregon Haih. L'SC Pnrdu Minn. Houston KUHS Ceaeh Rex Hunsaker Nivr nyr.m.. omu w.h. i sc om si. Minn. d.iih OTI Coach Len Weber N1VJ i. p, t. Orrton IT'I.A tISC Ohl Kt. Minn. Hou.lon Henley Coach MoTV Delplanche Nlv, 0 Syr.cu.. Ortfon Huh. ISC Ohl. SI. Illinois D.ll.i SHA Coach George Kirkpotrick Navy Wlirflntlit Pfnn Si. Or.fen Hath. Cal. Purdu. Ullnoli MoutlaB . - KF Businessman r Mrs. Hl Shidler N.vr :0 imoii wh. S1, wh. use Ohio si. Minn. dii KF Housewife Floyd Wynne I Navy low Penn HI. Orefon With. Cl. Purdut Minn. D.Hil KFLW Sportscaster Wayne Scott Navr Iowa Syracuto Orrion With. I'SC I Ohts St. Minn. Dallas Herald & News 1 HeCAU'C Wlillama Uuntaker tthr DelpUnchtj i Klrkpatrick iMra. Shidler Wynne) flrott M. O. 8. SEASON S R., R..f3 R.7 R-IB R-ll R-IR R-1fl K-W R-l Bcrrton WIS w'19 w17 W"M w'18 W"M w"lfi WIT RECORD Pct 44 pr( .H9 pr, ,472 Pet. .Jl2 I Prl. ,3 I Pet. .500 Pet. .55S Pot. .455 Pet. ,SJ8 Willamette Ace Leading KANSAS CITY AP Stan Sol omon, Willamette University half back, is leading the ground-gainers in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. He piled up 235 yards against Lewis and Clark last weekend and increased his average to 141.5 yards a game. That moved him from 13th in the NAIA standings to first. I Second place is held by Ray Hayes of Central Oklahoma, who has averaged 141.2. Hayes also holds the scoring lead with 70 points. KF Bowling Roundup Series Air Full Of Rumors By MURRAY OLDKRMAN PITTSBURGH (NEA)-The fol lowing, ma'm, are not necessar ily the facts: Yogi Berra will be shipped west in 1961 to manage the San Fran cisco Giants . . . Harvey Kuenn will get a one way ticket back to Detroit as play-ing-managcr of the Tigers. Casey Stengel will quit, come back, quit, come back, quit . Milwaukee will unload a half dozen warriors so Ernie Ranks can find refuge from Chicago's North Side in the tepee of the Braves ... And that's only part of thej palaver going on here at the World Scries. The balcony of the Pittsburgh Hilton, a glass vortex where the Monongaheia joins the Alleghany, is the clearing house for rumors. What's a World Series without rumors? For this is where the baseball mob takes over when the Pirates and Yankees stop scuffling at Forbes Field and the hordes come down the hills to the base of the Golden Triangle to enjoy Bucca neer hospitality. The setting, with light rays play ing musical chairs on the modern walls of glass while autumn brushes the hills, is a lot more romantic than that place from which all army rumors emanated. See Lee McPhail of the Ori oles over there in a corner with John Quinn of the Phillies? If they linger too long over their antipasto or crcme soullle, a guy tuned in on their antenna will soon have Chuck Estrada going to Philadelphia for Robin Roberts and half of Dul'ont. Now it's a fact that Leo Du- rochcr is going to manage San Francisco. But so is Cookie Lava gctto. So is Bob Schcffing. It's also a fact that Bill De- Witt wants Ralph Houk, the Yan kee coach, to manage Detroit. He must be fickle, ma'm, for that job has been held out to Bobby Bragan. And Bill Riguey. Not to mention Kuenn. Of course, De Wilt's going to gel fired before he can do anything about it. Bet you didn't know that Joe Gordon quit the Tigers because DeWitt ate him out for leaving ihe team and driving to Kansas City with one of his coaches at the end of the season. Or that J. Arthur Friedlund, at torney for the Yankees, offered the job of New York manager to Al lxpez over the unknowing wrin kles of Casey Stengel. Phil Wriglcy would be glad to know at least three men are set to keep the Cubs from dissolving his chewing gum profits Alvin Dark, Billy Jurgcs and . ,' . Elvin Tappo? The general manager bit is get ting to be as juicy in the rumor field as the field skipper switch. Frank Lane will be canned in Cleveland. Parke Carroll is through at Kansas City. When the Athletics are moved to Houston to forestall expansion (oh, didn't you know?), Ed Doherty will stop being a minor league president and take over as GM. Jack Carr, an Englishman, dis covered how to apply "English" to a billiard ball in 1820. The Giants have finished sec ond 13 times in the National League baseball race since 1900. Raider Eleven Under Handicap OAKLAND (UPI) -The Oak land Raiders, now 2-3 on the year, will be slightly handicapped when they try to even their record against Boston Sunday in San Francisco's Kczar Stadium. Tony Teresa, suffering from a torn back cartilege, is expected to see only limited action. Nyle Mcfarlane has a bad shoulder and ends Gene Prebola and Char ley Hardy have charley-horses. Hurtttri Lodgt Favel-Utle ini. I 4 Banisters Bar&tr Shoo 7 5 Amtrican Fortit Product, 4 4 Lhv. Bldfl. Mil. PlumOtrs 5 7 Coast to Coait 2 10 September 26 results: Favel-Utley Ins. 4, Coast to Coast 0; Hunters Lodge 3. American Forest Prod. 1; Banisters Bar ber Shop I, Lkv. Bldg. MM. Plumbers 2. High team game. Favel-Utley Ins. 876; high team series, Favel-Utley Ins. 2531; high ind. game, John Kopacz 206; high ing. series, Joe Banister 563. John Kopaci of Banisters rolled an all-spare game. FRATERNAL LEAGUE First Baptist Church Elks No. 1 K of C No. 1 The Corral Elks No. 2 K of C NO. 1 Eagles Five Pros Police Deof. Pepsi Chevroni L I September '77 results: First Baptist cnurcrt 4. K oi no. i ; titcs no. i r i. ci no. i i ii is ii v, nu. i j. ruun Dept. I; The Corral 3, Five Pros I; Eagles 4. Pepsi -Chevrons 0. High team game. The Corral 925; high team series. The Corral 2522; high Ind. game. Bob Jones 209; high ind. series, A I Goff 562- CACTUS LBAGUS W JOLLY JINX LEAGUE W 10 7 4' Milky Way Dairy Copco Beaver State Telephone Sieberts T.V. Lakeview Tractor Mornino Fresh Bread Lakeview Mfg. co. n y i Latter Day Saints Church 6 6 I Marketer 4 5 Bly Loveness Lbr. Co. 2 10 September 28 results: Lakeview Mtg. 3, LD5 cnurcn i; Laxeview i racior j, , TV 1; Morning Fresh 3, Telephone li mi my way umry t, wplu . High team game. Milky Way Dairy nign team series, uaxeview vg. ( 2334; high Ind. game, Cliff Dodson 232; high ind. series, Andy Klum 575. 13 13 11 10 10 9 4 5 Pickerts Dairy Glti Stort Mobil Gas Mtch's Groc. House of Shoe Russell Glass Bills Shop Satellite Room One-Hour Mart. Men-Ketti Acc. Mondav results: Mobil Gas Hour 0; Russell Glass 3, Men-Ketti I; Bills 3, Picketts 1; Satellite 2, Mitchs 2; House of Shoes 2. Gun Store 2. High team game, Picketts Dairy 117, High team series. House of Shoes. 2555; High ind. game, Jeanne Paillete 202; high Ind. series, Betty Cool 57. NONKcR LfcAbUt 12 15 One- Joe Union Service 4 - Blair & Snyder Ins. 4 I September 29 results: Vans Cafe Auto Industrial 2; Rim Rock Motel 2 - Lakeview Blag. Mat. Vn Blair t, Sny der ins. 1, Waters Farm Supply 3; Carl Hobby Shop 3. Interstate Pump 1; An thony & Flynn Ins. 3, Joes Union Svc 1 High team game, Auto Industrial S9 high team series. Auto Industrial 2Wt high ind. game. Glen Shofner 203; higll ind. series, Glen Shofner 558. i. 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Presenting big-car baiuty at small-car prlcss NEW '61 CHEVY BISCAYNE 6 (2-Door Sedan, above) All Biscaynss, 6 or V8, giva you s full measure of Chevy quality, comfort and proved performance. Yet they're priced right down with many smaller cars that give you a lot less! New lower priced 61 CORVAIR 500 4-D00R SEDAN ' Like all Corvair coupes and sedans, this model costs lest for '61. get more spunk, space and savings and now Corvair has wagons, You too! New '61 Chevrolet BR00KW00D 9-PASSENGER STATION WAGON tj - - I'I , jt NEW '61 CORVETTE All tix Chevrolet wagons feature a cave-size cargo opening that's nearly J New form and fineness for America's only true snorts car. New 'SI five feet across! ... plus a new concealed compartment (lock is optional Corvette offers more performance and more luxury equipment at extra cost) for stowing valuables. I than any car in Its class. 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A -nil-iin au that's mm m msm lots of fun! SZ Kit I a eJeJ VENUS MOTORCYCLE Realirticalfy detailed cycle with piiton action, Actually sea pistons in action as cycle moves. Friction operated. 55e CIRCUS SEAL Sc. this seal perloim as though it war alive! It walks a it keeps the 2 hoops spinning oil Its nose. Black furry wind-up toy. c 55' WINCHESTER SADDLE GUN Mattel. New secret trig ger for rapid fire action. Loads, ejects 8 play but lers. J5.00 Value. - 11:1 3 f MISS VICKI DOLL Beautifully Costumed! High- heel shoes. Rooted hair. IOVj" Tall. Reg. $1.98 Value. 1 19 MMHIMMaMl 1 , jb m a "Strehh your Pay $W the Drive-in rVoyf" IXGinl11 1500 East Main 1 11 H1 fm f TH rS YEAR 'i'fT X MAK6 fXR STORE YOUR V-" W A WC "Tn C 0 A """" "'cli PS Klaraatb EaUs ...".j.'te
