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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Fridav. October 14. 1060 PAGE 3 B Confusion Reigns Leander, Major See Many Upsets UW, Bruin Tiff Feature On Saturday By MAJOR AMOS B Football's Foremost Forecaster Jove, what a wonderful surprise Is in store this week for the faith ful followers of the Hoople Sys tem! Always one to encourage the youth of our great nation, I've invited my precocious nephew Le ander to join me in preparing this week's forecast. Leander offers some impres sive credentials, having devised his own method of forecasting, the L.O.S.E. System. Lest there be any misconcep tions, dear readers, let me hast en to explain that L.O.S.E. de ciphered is Leander's Oscillating Scientific Elective System. His plan measures the variations in the driving force of the offense as contrasted to the immovability of the defensive eleven, etc. Indeed, Leander tells me that a perusal of one of his earlier I'nited Press International Washington and L'CLA, a pair jf Rose Bowl hopefuls, clash in work sheets reveals an L.O.S E. Seanie on Saturday in the most prediction of a 51-1!) Purdue important college 'grid game of rout of Notre Dame. Ecad. thatuho wt ! was the exact score. (Ed Note:! a crowd of about 45.000 is ex There's a lot of Hoople in him.) .petted to soe the battle that nwv So, with an assist from Le-,50 a long way toward dctermin-! andcr. here are my choices injjng the Big Five champion. The Saturday's games. You'll note: Huskies go into battle with a there is a liberal sprinkling of 28-10 victory over Stanford in upsets among them. Three of their opening conference game, these are UCLA over Washing-1 But UCLA, idle the last two ton. Kentucky to topple Louisiana weeks, hasn't played in loop corn- State and Wisconsin to humble pet it ion yet. The Bruins have al Iowa. , Go on with the forecast: Air Force Academy 32, Navy 23 Alabama 18, Tennessee 15 HOOPLE! Texas 19, Arkansas 9 Army 21, Nebraska 7 Georgia Tech 28, Auburn 16 Baylor 28, Texas Tech 7 Boston U. 35, G. Washington 0 California 1.1, So. California 0 Clcmson 42, Maryland 12 v-.'l ! KU Freshmen Slate Battle With Ashland, Gin distilled from 100" Grain Neutral Spirits, 90 Proof. Vodka dislilled from Cram, 80 Proof Schenley Distillers Co.N.Y.C. If WADE PATTERSON . . . Jayvee boss win over Pittsburgh and a tie' with Purdue. The feature performers should i be quarterback Bob Schloredt of u'l,:.-, ,;h i. d;ii i.-;' : I, C!.-.II1IIU11 flllW 1,1111, ,11.11 Dili mm m 4 mer of the Bruins. Thev run one- mn O f T rt I VI W III mmr I m W Pel Jayvee MICHAEL T. HOY , . . ends service 1 ' 1 1 'Comeback' Coach DcL.mce Dur.ian's KU freshmen have the job of prov ing themselves to their coach Saturday afternoon at 1:30 when they tangle with the Ashland 'Grizzlies. The frosh, who displayed little 'fight and spark last week in Mcmora. nave ixvn scrimmaging among themselves this past week and as a result there are some changes in the starting lineup and maybe more due before Satur day, says Duncan. Receiving the starling nod for 1 1 he encounter are Tom Day and Ray Taylor or Bob Rockers, ends; Rill Mills and StevejA Campbell, tackles; Jim Walker QITl HI I S S I Oil ami mihe iwcrmuen. guards, and center Dean Guyer. The backfield is still undecid ed. Chuck Mills will start at left After 37 years of continuous half, while Rich Bath will take affiliation with the Fish Coinmis- up his regular posl at right half. 1 sion of Oregon, Michael iMikei T. Princeton 35, Colgate 0 Harvard 27, Columbia 15 No. Carolina St. 27, Duke 7 .Minnesota 8, Illinois 6 Indiana 17, Marquette 7 Wisconsin 38, Iowa 28 UCLA 29, Washington 13 Missouri 29, Kansas St. 0 Kansas 7, Oklahoma 0 Kentucky 18, La. State 17 Michigan 24, Northwestern 12 Michigan St. 28, Notre Dame 13 Mississippi 17, Tulane 0 Wake For. 21, No. Carolina 19 Purdue 2.1, Ohio St. 16 Washington St. 31, Oregon 6 Syracuse 37, Penn. St. 19 Pittsburgh 48, W. Virginia 0 Rice 32, So. Methodist 15 The following football selections were Inadvertently omitted from the "Klamath Basin Prognosticators" Thursday: Man-On-The-Sfreet Mayor-elect Robert E. Veatch likes Navy over Air Force, Iowa over Wisconsin, Penn. State over Syracuse, Oregon over Washington State, Washing ton over UCLA, USC over Cal., Purdue over Ohio State, Illinois over Minnesota. Houston over Dallas. two in the league in total offense. Kilmer has picked up 429 yards 65 from rushing and 3M from passing. Schloredt, a bit more di versified, has gained 140 rushing. "The contact in practice com 288 passing. He has tossed for petition Pas been betcr than in t0 or Walt Smith at quarterback. tnree toucntlowns against one tor me course oi games so lar, Duncan says thai off Mimcr, However. coacn wane rauerson cuen ap-1 performances in practice, the .Meanwhile, C a 1 1 fo rn l a and: pi'ovmgiy uecmesciay, as n l s young Pelicans look as if I Coach Duncan w ill go w ith eilh Lannie Guyer, John Parisot- Southern California clash in the! Klamath Union Jayvees under Southland mainly in an attempt to salvage something from a dis appointing season. The Trojans are heavy favorites. They have a 1-3 record, against 0-3-1 for the Golden Bears. The big game among North west independents sends Wash ington Stale against Oregon and this should be a high-scoring dan dy. The Cougars were involved in a 21-21 tie with Cal last week, while the Webfoots plastered San Jose State, 33-0. they could come back to take tomor row's game. "But if they played like thev did last week, we won't 1:30 on (,e j (,js one either." he cau tioned. Ballfare Friday 8:11 KUHS al Medlord 8:00 St. Mary's vs. Chiloquln, Gem Stad ium 8:00 Bonanza vs. Malln at Merrill 8:00 Sacred Heart at Tulelake Henley at Glendale Yreka at Central Point Weed vs. Trinity at Weavervllls Greenville at Mount Shasta Saturday 8:00 Southern Oregon vs. Oregon Tech, Modoc Field Dunsmuir at Hayfork went stiff practice sessions in preparation for the Medford tilt Saturday afternoon at ! Modoc Field. The future Pelicans have the chance to redeem themselves Saturday after dropping their first loss of the season to Grants Pass last week. Working hard in the backfield j are fullbacks, Ron Hitchcock and Bud Thompson, and halfbacks. Bill Bianchi and Bud Wolter, in hopes of Correcting last Week's ;Larkin Insurance misiaKes along wun iiiieiiicu uim Tech's Maupin Slips To Third; PORTLAND Bob Pennel, Ore gon College of Education sopho more halfback, took over the rushing lead of the Oregon Col legiate Conference this week by a yard. He replaces last week's leader, Bud Maupin of Oregon Tech. Pennel has gained 263 yards in three games while Al (The Horse) Barnes of SOC moved into sec ond place with 262 yards in four games for a 6.0 yard per carry soc OTI OCE PSC EOC more halfback, by a vole of con ference coaches. Bransom aver aged four yards per carry against Portland State and scored two touchdowns while turning in a top defensive job for the Raiders. "Lineman of the Week" honors went to another sophomore, Don Anderson, of Oregon Tech. The T,.l, !,. I,,...,,1 In mil. ! EOC slancting DlocKing game against EOC at La Grande. Honorable mention went to Viks' homecoming game Saturday. Official OCC statistics follow: Total ortenst Plays NYR NYP NYG GA Henzel and COMMERCIAL LEAGUE I W L 1 5 17 7 1 13 11 M i3 ii n Hoy, as administrative head for 20 years', was honored at a dinner of commissioners, staff members. Iheiriand associales uiHin his re- liremenl Friday night at the Ho tel Congress. Portland. In 1923. when Hoy was named auditor, there were only three oth er members of the administra tive staff occupying 700 square feet of office space in the old Gas Company building in down town Portland. Since that time the staff, including fish culture, research, administration, and en gineering, has grown to 180 per- I'll jf-i ' 1 England pl Russia for V, -J L for i din u-M srjsi vodka I ? iA - ; ,t - - ? J , It i . j-77i iw ...ff-r. g... i.r,, 4 : V j i what for? Schenley does it better here at home and there's no duty to pay! Why look abroad for the finest gin and vodka? We do it bettenn America. Take Schenley London Dry Gin. Here's a gin made from only the costly center cut of the spirits. As a result, it's the Christy. Thurston Bruce Campbell. According to Patterson, there have been Some changes due to injuries and a display of extra Hpirp nn the nart of some of the : Deal-Rite Motors tormcr reserves, ann moie w in , Northern 0: Larry's 4, Deal-Rite 0; Peosl come before SatUl'daV Cola ' M"'Somery Ward 0; Larkln 3, come ueiuie amuiuci. . , - , ... , He saia. Aimougn iicniora s Pioneer l Montgomery Ward Kimes Plumbing Great Northern Larry's Foods Ellingson's Loggers Liston Aircraft VFW Bowers Distributors Pioneer Tobacco S'he con'nlission operates 16. smoothest gin anywhere. For Schenley Vodka we use authentic old world charcoal formulas. And the extra Schenley touches make it the lightest, dryest vodka on earth. So, why buy import and pay extra for freight and duty? You'll find Schenley London Dry Gin s:i.u qt. i .w:n and Schenley Vodka (both cost the same) at popular prices everywhere hatcheries and eight research lab oratories, and conducts numer ous conservation and testing ac tivities slalewirie. SH.ns. 4A ql. Code rtrtSB S.VHO Tint Code liHHi; Ellingson layvees probably would have to he rated No. 1. we don't intend to play dead. We have the type of boys who will come back to make it a real ball game, after Kimes Healing our week. High team game, VFW 1020; high team series, Larkln 2880; high Ind. game, Al Woldl 733,- high Ind. series, Merle Hanscom HI. - COFFEE CUP LEAGUE W Volkswagen defeat in Grants Pass last A',r""1' 1,rG':?"rv 259 691 565 1256 314.0 239 577 496 1073 268.2 204 561 184 745 248. 3 229 534 301 835 208.7 210 363 227 590 147,5 Rushing Offense TC YG YL NYG GA ULt soc OTI PSC average. Maupin is third withjbacks Benny Houck, EOC; Roy 242 yards. Johnson, OTI; Bob Pennel, OCE, Dick Olivas of Oregon Tech and Bob Gl'ant, PSC. Linemen lumped ahead of SOC's John I receiving votes were bod saner, Buck in the passing department, Olivas and Bob Grant of PSC are tied with 22 completions but Olivas has lossed three fewer passes and gained 68 more yards. Olivas has tossed for 369 yards. "Back of the Week" honors went to SOC's Doyle Bransom, 18-year-old Jacksonville sopho- soc OTI psc OCE EOC Oregon Trio Starts Cage Practices 171 A35 7i 56) 187.0 171 065 174 691 172.7 168 705 128 577 144.2 179 621 (17 534 133.5 147 523 160 363 90 7 PA PC PI NYG Pet. or at O 303 ,4l:1 , , . 71 28 7 496 ,394'noop powers omuiuciy. Oregon State, Oregon and (he By Til?: ASSOCIATED PRESS Basketball practice will open at Oregon s three major collegiate Dale's Body shop Bramwell Siona I Frank's Used Carl Lein's Store Inhnnrw' Flvino A yvalktr Brotheri Charm Center Team No, 11 Jerry's Drive In Tuesday results: Tower Altamont 3, Team No. 11 1) Frank's 3, Johnny's 1 ; Volkswagen 3, Lein's 1 ; N. R. Kimes 3' i, Jerry's IVi; Charm Cen ter 2, Bramwell 2. High learn qame, N. R. Klmns 732; high team series, Volkswagen 2057; high ind. game, Mary Alexander 187; high (nd. series, Gloria Newton 469. AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE W L 34 EOC; Tom Morris and Howard Hartman, both of SOC; Herb Hermann, OCE, and Mickey Gray, PSC. Two conference carries are onion Saturday's schedule. Southern I eoc Oregon travels to Oregon TechjocE ior a Homecoming game at h p.m. while OCE takes on PSC in the OCE EOC PSC soc Rush Defense Oregon College OTI SOC EOC PSC Pass Defense Interstate Balsiqer Motor Carlson Mattress Mobilga Don's Shell Halvorsen's Union Olson Motors East Side Electric Specialized Service on whicn tne snonesi man uouiqid. b. Miner co. be 6-6. Coach Slats Gill, apparent l) Ml 21 ill mVy recovered from a heart attack 90 793 198.2 9 77? .323 University of Portland all will .l D.taW..nNYJINYPNYOiOAilave mosl , ,ast ycafs tcanls U3 224 50? 726 242.0 back. Oregon Slale could slart a team 326 793 533 1326 331.5 257 981 428 1409 352.2 250 763 TC YG YL NYG OA 85 281 57 224 74 6 166 883 202 1114 123 981 245.2 PA PC PI NYG Pel. 67 28 7 391 .417 55 26 4 428 .472 502 .448 SKATELAND ROLLER RINK luidsUi Tlmv Wwwqsjnxsisijnl O FLOOR RESURFACED PUBLIC SKATING Tuesday - Friday - Saturday 7:30 to 10 P.M. Saturday and Sunday, 2 P.M. 'til 4 P.M. Classes for all are available with professional instruction by WALT KUSTRON. SKATELAND ROLLER RINK OH So. 6th Behind Adair s TC YG YL Nyfl. Ave. Ph. TR ! rtllrtlii iMI TIM I tmt 2-9197 or 6-6243 Rushinq Bob Pennel, OCE Al Barnes, SOC Bud Maupin, OTI 65 252 10 242 3.7 Bill White, PSC 49 224 16 200 4.2 Charley Wilson, OTI IB 154 0 154 B.5 F. McCormack, PSC 42 150 15 135 3.2 Pat Hammond, EOC 36 146 22 124 3.4 John Buck, SOC 35 1fi6 72 114 3.2 1 Gordy Carriqan, SOC 20 125 27 98 4 9 Dave Mansfield, OCE 27 9B 2 96 3.5 Ken Lewers, OTI 16 9S 0 B8 5.5 Frank Colburn, OCE 24 80 A 76 3.1 Passing PA PC PI Nyq, TDi Dick Olivas, OTI 55 22 7 369 3 Bob Grant, PSC 58 22 3 301 3 John Buck, SOC 4H 19 6 "y ft Chuck Burns, OCE 34 Gordy Carriqan, SOC20 Pass Receptions Howard Hartman, SOC Dennis Farster, OTI Ardell Hamilton, OTI Gordy Carriqan, SOC Larry Snook, EOC Arties Palmore, OTI Scoring Bob Pennel, OCE Bud Maupin, OTI Al Barnes, SOC Doyle Bransom, SOC Charlie Wilson, OTI Punting Ed Anderson, OTI Ron Robinson, EOC Tony Brfluner, SOC Dan Behnke, OTI Joe Gatto, PSC that idled him in mid-season last' year, probably won't do that, though. He is expected to put more speed into t he lineup with Bill Wold at 6 feet, and Jim Woodland 68 286 23 263 3.8 , " ' ' 1,u,u 1,1 ,,", l 43 275 13 262 6.0, mc live last year are Karl Ander son at 6-10, Steve Flynn at 6-5 and Jay Carty at 6-7. Five of six other lettermen stand 6-6. Oregon will have veterans Glen Moore at 6-7, Wally Knecht at 6-6, Charley Warren, Bill Simmons and Denny Strickland at fi-4 and Butch Kimplon at 6-1. Coach Steve Belko said he is considering nul- 1 ting Knecht at center to pet Moore No. Yds TDs 11 loose for more free-lancing. Results: East Side Electric 3, Carlson Maltres Ii Da e's Body Shop 4, u. Miller 0; Specialized Service 3' i; Don's Shell Service Vn Balslger Motor 3, Ol son Motors 1; Halvorsen's Union A, Jim Winde Buick 0; Mobllgas 3, Interstate 1. High team game. East Side Electric 1036; hlqh team series. Dale's Body Shop 2932j high Ind, gme, Boh Viclorin 226; high Ind. seriel, Boh Victorin 629. MOObH MAS LEAUUE Medo Land Musgrovt Plbg. So. Ore. 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