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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday. October 26. lORO MCT! THTRTrTEV Dm Girth ZImJ In ffEHalimi Nabs ;NBA Yanks 'Mount Shastai Bevo's Terry Baker rru ngniS JlUieu in llr c0ntroversialOd Arch's Club Plans Number 2 In Nation Jim Walker. Unm, Parfnrmer pyht Win iRing Title Pep Parade Bv TllE ASsomTKD rRK,s12IpasspsandcomIfte(lfi9fnr Jm Wakerf ( Thursday Performer Gilman Set Ten Rounder A five-bout card featuring a 10-round main event which will be staged in the old Klamath - Falls Armory Thursday night, Oc tober 27, marks the first appear ance locally of professional box ers in a number of years. The show, handled by promoter Sonny Enders under the auspices cf the Klamath Falls Boxing Com mission, will begin at 8 p.m. Tickets priced at $2 for ringside and $1 general admission may be purchased now at the Klamath Billiards, Dick Reeder's Store or the Eagle Pool Hall. The headline attraction matches ' a pair of 147-puunders who are . meeting for the fourth time. "Roughhouse" Mickey Gilman, . who fights out of Seattle, will tangle with Jimmy "Bang Bang" Walker over the 10-round d i s tance. In their past meetings Gilman and Walker have each won one. '. In their last encounter they bat ;' tied to a draw, and it is said -', that bad blood between them as ; nurcs fight-goers of their money's .: worth. In the semi-main event a pair .. of heavyweights will mix. Ivan Johnson, a 190-pounder ori- ginally scheduled to meet Floyd Palmer here Thursday night, will - clash with Jack O'Riley, Minne- ' anolis. Johnson accepted the O'Riley bout after it was learned ; that Palmer had injured his back " end would be unable to appear. 1 A fow-round scrap featuring a boxer versus puncher pairs Ben l ny Paul, 147, Vancouver, Canada, . and Harold Nelson, Portland. ' Joe Beimler, a Madras heavy- ' weight neophyte making his first '. start as a pro, will square away against trail horse Hosea Meder- CI.EVKI.AND (API - The Na-I By TllE ASSfM'IATKI) PRFSS 121 passes and completed 69 for a MOl'N'T SHASTA The Mount Terry Baker of Oregon Stale -570 percentage ana yarns nni vet nr. t ollege gained 302 yarns in gaimeci. win gn imo anion ru- ,,..;, ... u(ulr , him,CamDbell is eichth in that cale :8 "hcn up lo second in major college foot-'gory with points on seven touch- the whole orld-bv taking on the ing brow of Archie Moore who ' J. .Moi.-an win le.m an imm i,au total ottense. . "" H'inMu. r . v 17 linht in 1k u-nn it in l'ft' Mount shastans to Dunsmuir to I Baker has a 1.013 yard total. Dave Grayson of Oregon Angeles. Moore failed lo meet a 30-rlav root Halimi won the European ver-'tjme limit the NBA set Sept. 6 "to Uvn wms at lnP raiiwav sion of the world title hy gran- complete arrangements for rie Reavers' losing effort the Another VtSU Cougar, Hugh against Campbell, ranks high in scoring. and LONDON (API Alphonse Ha- (UA nautii Amunul knt am. tinnal Knvinci Ascni-tatin n'lM....... n......r rl..V. UlC i.ii.iivw i.e....... ......... .......... (1l(1 i.ijii.n-! j lllii 'weight champion of half the world, has stretched a long arm across ' ..:J .J.... I -..4 4- V.;. Ilia All-uirln In it c liilht. Said llld,r lies UUI III llldM nun- uic ..........1 ... .... ....... , ...,:., (l..l,(.r .-1 .1.- ..J;. J ..1 ( l,....v.. il,t ,,,n(mmlk.h:,W.lllj eCIlllg. IKIOlMT I'll lllf uiiin'uicu iimiui'uni in in . " 'h111 in" " the Mount Shasta hovs into compared witn l.OTfi to Howard ceun """f-rH Over of Virginia Military Insti- are ranked linn ann eignin. re w,ns at the railwav towns . w,:hin,nn $pectivety. in rushing. Grayson, in ui ..i,i i-,.,j A. ' . l:. . .1. vr;..'nmx """ istate s ranked fourth w th 953 'h "'1". nas rusnen iwi yaras. UIIIK 1 lllllll ui ri mm 1.1-1 vivin.i neOSc III lll I II 16 ilU.tlll-il Ul iv . . . , , , . J l nnich nnA f ,,in 1 f r- V..... n.ij and junior varsity teams are yards. Lincoln has 429 yards in 92 rushes champion Freddie Gilroy Tuesday'ott, NBA president, said. nlSht- ! Moore, who lists his age at 43 cheduled for games. Moisan said th.it s few jieo State is ""ivards. ! According to NCAA Service Bu-I ,. reau statistics, Haker is ranked The American National Boxing bu( who!e mothpr iisls j( at 47.! pie hat) s,Hn an interest Commission did not recognize the PICK HARVARD RACK BOSTON lUPD Bruce Mac now is in Rome preparing to fight scn00 ,iCjt.s the bovs had be- l above, a 147- i with Jimmy the retirement of ' ra-' m...v Mvien .W Rerena. uuiciie . Dl -llllll I C I C I C H11.(.T. v.v Yvon io lance from baseball to allcg- football TO GET REMATCH Mickey Gilman, oound scrapper from Seattle, will clash "Bana-Bana" Walker in the 10-round main-event at the Old Armory Thursday night. It's the fourth time the two have met. Each has collected a victory and they share a draw from previous meetings. fight as a world championship and, non(ite 10.,under Saturday said the one between Eder Jotre . h( ins( Gjulio Rin;,,di of Brazil and Eloy Sanchez, Mex- j(. ico, in Us Angeles Nov. 17 would ; hh Mo be for the world ti le eight times, the last time scoring The confusion over the world1'' ". , , , , . , ,. title arose by until the end of the season. Show- itm .v. a i;. ii, ;c i.n-ii- ing nis inicntioiis, nrauun win Backer gave Halimi, the 2B-year- ' ' , ' lv,j Mnn ' f!give two chicken dinners to each old French-Algerian, the verdict'"' 5 W ef,, I Mount Shasta foothiiller who over Gilroy, despite the views of -7" ' 'f, Vow 1 I-'5'" 'michdow-js. as are most -t -IkS SET rtlSKES; Vil-f:! bU pl to home 24-year-old Irishman had done he (o g m nms. enough to win. heavvweiclit titlcholder. School)- The parade will leave Mount The Associated I Press card Rf- b hmd arold John- Shasta en masse a. 5:30 p.m. seven rounds to uuioy, nye io rid-,. , ...i ,, , . :. ,,. nrI ,,.,..,,. SON Ul I iiiuuii. i.tiin mi.. v...... j Caldorwood of Scotland on the iasm are wanted. Then If the NRA's list of contenders. IDunsmuir fans want to see ac- Julv 1959, scored the only knockdown of the fight. In the 13th only 18th among passers hut has ;a S2.9 per cent completion record Intyre. 22-year-old halfback whose 'and an average cain of S9 vards'uassps led lo all of Harvard's come discouraged, and felt they pcr pass best in both depart-'points in last Saturday's 9-6 vie were not appreciated. No one. lie menls. lory over Dartmouth, has been stated, could win teeluig that way.l jtelin ranks second in the pass- selected the Ivy League back Johnny Braugh. of The Sleakjing department. He has altcmptcd'tha week. House, has transferred his BEEFEATER BEEFEATER Hornei, Rogue Struggle To Cfose A2 Grid Slate limi, with the remainder even. Halimi, world bantamweight champion oetwecn np... i . cm . . . .., ,io .. . real .. , . I - " pound division crown reo. id, mu restored it three weeks later when arrangements were completed for then the bell a Moore-ticnocppner ime nuui m Toronto. Those plans icu niruuj;ii when, after a time extension to enable Archie to make the weight limit, a deal on television fizzled. round he landed hook that floored count reached four saved the Irishman Halimi weighed 116. short Gilrov, right The LARGE OR SMALL &-$DT7T WE FIX THEM ALL! .,:i:Fs! fcgsi Ralph M. Hoopr, Owner Zgly Klamath Radiator Works 1901 So. 6th Ph. TU 4-6942 of; ij.! J 1 miii(""t i the imported English Gin that doubles your martini pleasure Unequalled tince 1S20 BEEFEATER GUI 94 PROOF . 100 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS KOBRAND CORPORATION NEW YORK 1, N. Y, 117'i Gilroy ROGUE LEAGUE Phoenix Eagle Point Henley Glendnle Illinois Velley os, Texas, in one of the opening Rogue River 3 1 3 0 4 .000 The curtain rings down on I960 Rogue League football Fri bouts. Beimler decided to turn professional after a recent free j fnr.all in which he was involved ; showed he had the equipment day n'8ht h the Henley Hor - with which to deck a number of nets tanRle with the RoSue Rlver adversaries. In the opener Madras middle : weight Jimmy Estep will tangle ' with Leo Track of Pendleton. l Pti I Friday night action in the J J 0' league, however, will be high ! i ,soo ugnteo Dy me scrap neiween r.a ,250inp Pnint nn PhopniY tip two undefeated teams, who will battle for the loop crown. Hawk Goalie Peppered By United Press International The Chicago Black Hawks' most decisive victory over the Montreal Canadiens in six years Itodav nosed the question of Navy Back Gets Honor In other action Glendale and what's wrong with Vezina Trophy Rogues in A2 grid action on the valley club's home grounds. For the Hornets, who can net no better than a third in the loop standings, the game is dedicated Illinois Valley are scheduled. The Hornets, 'who are a little tired from repeated trips across winning goalie Jacques Plante. The Black Hawks unloaded on Plante with an 8-4 triumph Tues- the Green Snrinus. are acain dav nicht that lifted them into guests at a homecoming eclcbra- first place in the National Hockey tion, and they figure to spoil this one for the Rogues League, but the really eye-open ing statistic in the league is the Pirate Boss Man Of Year . .NEW YORK (UPI) Danny Muftaugh, who made it the hard way both as a player and a man ager, was named National League manager of the year today for leading the Pittsburgh Pirates to their first pennant in 33 years. Murtaugh, 43, was named by the United Press International's board of 24 National League ex perls. Eighteen of the experts voted for Murtaugh with the other fix votes going to Solly Hemus of the St. Louis Cardinals. . Murtaugh, who climaxed the season by leading the Pirates to victory over the New York Yan kees in the World Series, joined the Philadelphia Phillies in 1041. team. It is a ritual at Henley His top claims to fame during hisnai the last conference game of Wohor nlans in use a two nla- number of goals allowed by innn svsinm one heinff rnmnosed Plante. Plante, who has won the primarily of seniors. On his offensive unit Vezina lrophy the last live sea-;sjxth straight victory, he will sons, is the most , scoreo-upon call Upon ends Bob Chapman and'Koalie in the league tnis season. Cal Casebier, tackles Jack Zie-jHe has been peppered with 37 gclmeyer and Charlie Thompsonitallies in 11 games. or newcomer Tom Wolfe, guard Dennis O'Keefe has a cinch for k yj rQ P PA'fc one position but the second is still IVIOOl" TIC Ld undecided; and center Jim Slen-! q berg, although, because of a mo-Hygp iU torscooter accident, hlenoerg s ap pearance may be limited Bert Allbritton will go at quar terback with Gary Bebber stand ing by. The halfback slots will be filled by Larry Lugo, Dave Ragland, Joe DeGrande, or Ray playing career were leading the National League with' 18 stolen bases in 1S41 and leading second baseman in double plays in 1948. Hemus was in danger of losing his job at the start of the season but wound up leading the Cardi nals to a surprising third - place finish. ing ROME (AP) A spokesman for Archie Moore said today the American boxer was flabbergast ed by the National Boxing Asso ciation's announcement that ihe NBA no longer regards him as Brown. Chuck Blofsky will hanrile,lhe light-heavyweight the fullback post. f the v'ld- Weber singled o u t lineman O'Keefe for additional praise. the eraduating seniors on the O'Keefe has figured in the bulk of Hornet tackles and has been the anchorman in the Hornet for ward wall. O'Keefe weighs about 185. LEN WEBER . Hornet mentor By THE ASSOC1ATKI) PKKSS Joe Bcllino, Navy's dazzling halfback who set a modern scor-i ing record for a Middie football player when lie tallied two touch downs against Pennsylvania, edged out New Mexico State half-i back Boh Gaiters today as the As sociated Press back of the week. Gaiters and Bcllino are the two leading major college scorers, the New Mexico star leading with 02 points on 15 touchdowns and two conversions. Bcllino led unbeaten Navy to its a 27-0 deci sion over Penn. In scoring twice, one a SB-yard romp, the 187-pound Bcllino from Winchester, Mass., boosted his season TD tolal lo II. This, with a 2-point conversion, gives him (18 points, eight better than the 1!)34 Navy record of Buiz Borries. In 18 rushes Bcllino gained 85 yards net, caught three passes for fi2 yards, booted a 53-yard quick kick and brought back two punts for 35 yards. Gailers, also the national leader in rushing, scored three touch downs as New Mexico Stale de- champion feated Wichita co-leader of the Missouri Valley Conlcrencc 4H-H. the season belongs to the senior players, said coach Len Weber. TV BOLT SCHEDULED NEW YORK I UPI) - Middle weight Henry Hank of Detroit will meet Gene Ace) Armstrong of Elizabeth, N.J., in a national ly televised 10-round bout at Mad ison Square Garden on Nov. 19. ATTENTION HUNTERS! Hunters' Breakfast 6 A.M. LUNCHES DINNERS Steaks Chicken Home Made Pies OPEN 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. ODESSA COFFEE SHOP Va Mile North of Odessa Marina Anniversary Sale! PARADISE KITTENS and DE ANGELOS Women's Fashion Footwear REG. 14.99-16.99 SIZES: 4 to 11 COLORS: Black . . . Brown . . . $fl88 II Imm 200 Poir U Chh3 To Choose From! 617 MAI n BOGATAY'S 617 MAIN Gef Ready For COLD WEATHER HUNTING .Pendleton Sport Shirts Your choico of sport or dress styles In the ever-populor, always 95 95 I1 100 virgin wool Pendleton. 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Help your Herold ond Newj carrier boy win a turkey for Thanksgiving. If you know of any newcomers, or anyone, who doesn't subscribe to the paper tell him about it. Ten new sub scribers between now ond November 21 will win him a 10-12 pound Swift's Butterball Tur key for Thanksgiving. He'll appreciate your help. Buck Contest Winners! Videst Spread In Town Winner: Bernie Nork 3314" Out of Town: Harry Obcnchain 37 Vi" Most Points In Town Winner: James Waldorf 16 Out of Town: Jim Herron 16 Heaviest Deer In Town Winneri Bill Baker 214 lbs. Out of Townr Hi Robbins 261 lbs. N V 714 Main mm J? 87
