HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore.
Fridav. October 23, 1!)G0
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SOUTHERN OREGON CONFERENCE
W L Pel.
Grants Pais (4-J-l) 3 0 l oco
Affdtord 17-0) J 0 1.000
AMnd (5-! I 1
gates will open at 6 p.m. IDave
The Pelicans, who have yet to ciure
Stippich and Larry Mc-. Merle Sine.
for backfield assignments On his defensive unit i
linholham and John Champ.
hams fullback Wavne Martin.
and
Hioh (2-3-11
Klamath Falls (2-4-11
win a game from the Central tonight. Of the four only Jones is 'plans to use halfbacks Stippichi The omets- ijne includes Tom
.ooo Pointers since the series was in-
.000
augurated, are determined to up-
For eight seniors slated to start set w hat has seemed a home-
In the line are seven depart
ing seniors, co-captain end Wayne
fnr the Pelicans tonight's home, enminf? "tradition" bv collecting nonnic and mH Alton Philliiw
coming hattle with the Central their first SOC triumph of lfltiO. tackle Joe Cox. guards Sam Hen-; either Cox or Jim Malhis; and,1,llhlls- """" ""
and Ken Lewis; linebackers liary
Buchholz. Rocer Macy and Paul;
zel and Ail Mills, and center
Charlton Currin.
Co-captain Gary Hancock, who
Point Crater Comets marks the; One game remains on the KU
last time they will appear wear- slate following tonight's tussle.
ing KU's red and while on the i Next Friday they travel to Boise
home field.
The game, the Southern Oregon Borah High Lions. not start tonight, Williams report
Conference finale for the Pels,! Coach Bob Williams will call ed. In his place will be either
is slated to start at 8 p.m. Stadium I upon Sherm Allen, Greg Jones.ljunior Ricky Currin or senior
White. 175. and Harold Twcdcll.
Noel; ends Bob Dealing and Dana 180- at pnds: Br-vson LaCassc.
Ash; tackles Charlie Rooks and 195- RnA sklP Bogenoff. ISO. at
and
Mills and Gem R.iiln al .Mi.urk LanT Kverson. 1,4. ai guarn:
The invaders, who boast one of!and nler 1,ave Mollo'- 200
the sharpest backfields in the; In other league action tonight
Herald
and
Nows
Sports
WAYNE SCOTT
Sports Editor
Joe Brown
Frick Becomes 'Peacemaker)
Seeks Order Expansion
i NKW YORK il'PI" Cnmniis iShea. when it expanded to Los led that he was included in th
sioner Ford Frick cast himself! Angeles. Shea charged the league; croup seeking the new Los An
in the role of peacemaker be 1 1 reneged" on a promise to ex-gcles franchise, and AL president
tween the National and American pand only by adding groups thatjCronin said (here were threa
leagues today in an effort to in- represented Continental Leaeue'croups bidding for the new fran
isure the orderly expansion enfranchises. Schise in Washington, D.C.
;ext tnday tney travel to Hotse, Co-captain Garv HancocK, wnoiine snarpesi DacKiieios in me; ""'' mn" nu r f I T'l
Idaho, for a noncounter with the has been out with an illness, will conference, will be guided by Hie Ashland Grizzlies host the! I) pf a n rj C it Q
UO Frosh
Nip Rooks
In Rain
PORTLAND (AP)-The Oregon
Freshmen won their second foot
ball game in a row Thursday
night, edging the winless Oregon
Stale Rooks 6-0 in a downpour at
Multnomah Stadium.
The Frosh turned a second
period drive into the game's lone
touchdown and completely domi
nated the contest with more than
a 31 edge in yardage.
Oregon entrusted its scoring
hopes to Mel Rcnfro on the key
play of the scoring drive. And the
fleet halfback responded, circling
end for seven yards and churning
into the end zone.
Heavy rain fell throughout the
game and turned the face of the
field to mud. Despite the rain and
a howling wind, the game still
managed to draw a crowd of
4.493.
Oregon came close to scoring
two other touchdowns. Once the
Frosh got to the seven yard line.
But a penalty stopped them. Later,
they drove back to the eight. But
two penalties in a row moved
them to the 27 and the march
died.
Oregon State got no closer to a
touchdown than 22 yards from the
end zone.
The winners piled up a huge
edge in yardage, accumulating
snfi yards 187 on the ground and
119 on passing. Oregon State got
only 96 yards 64 net on the
ground and 32 in the air.
Bruce Williams of Oregon State
was the game's leading rusher,
getting 73 yards on 19 tries
Mike Glines. a 141-mund snnho-.Medford Black Tornado, while.
more quarterback. Working with Corvallis invades Grants Pass for Uj T! fl
him will be halfbacks Loval Hie- a non-league clash. V 17 17 77fc?
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I960 HOMECOMING QUEEN Letter-men club president, Pelican guard Sam Hen
zel, beams over the top of Ginger Learning's bead as he crowns her the queen of the
Homecoming celebration. Looking on is Rae Rotrock, one of the members of the
queen's court. The crowning was staged at the site of the big annual homecoming bon
fire Thursday night.
Northwest Again Steals Show
In Pacific Coast Grid Action
I'nited Press International IFive clash that should send Troy heading into his seventh.
Thrifty
Favored
In Races
LOS ANGKI.KS (API
world lightweight crown, one of 17 expansion meeting of the AL L
the brighter baubles of boxing. "Mv main concern is In he sure
iwill be at stake tonight when. we're all on the same track,"
champion Joe Brown of Houston said Frick. "We must no! lose
and California's Bobby ( Cisco 1 ! sight of the fact that orderly ex
Andrade tangle at the Olympic pansion is our goal and we must
Auditorium. see what can lie worked out."
Brown, a remarkable athlete fori Frick also denied that the
RENO. Nev. (API About 15 his 34 years, is a 21 hettingAmerican League was guilly of a
unlimited hvdroDlanes will com ! favorite in the non-televised bout, "low blow, as charged by ton-
Baseball. -The American league expan-
Frick, long a champion of ex- slnn committee fought to uphold I
pansion. began to cast some ,iiat anreement." Frick said.
soothing oil on baseballs iroubcd -when it became impossible, new 10 Los Angeles. "I'm still a stock
waters with an anno.miement!,.onsi(icl;,lon5 wprc inevitable holder in the While Sox and I will
that he will meet with. loapuoi-1crcf01.,, ripil-t asie), witn bo until I sell my stock."
j presidents Warren Giles and Joe $WR an( n.,vp SH Cronin did not disclose the
The Cronin before the scheduled Nov. .. . ..,..,,. ,, u,,. j,;, igroups interested in operating the
ti risiiiiiiwi iiaiiLiiise oiu one in
believed to be the Graham Paige
Holding Co.. which owns Madison
Square Garden. Chairman of the
Iward Admiral John J. Bergen re
fused to deny the Garden group
and
AF General
A Probable
New Owner
tinental league lounder William
WASHINGTON (UPI'-Gcn. El
Big O Hits
pete for the Mapes Cup on Pyra- billed for 15 rounds
mid Lake Saturday and Sunday It will be the ninth defense of
in the second annual Reno Regal- the title hy Old Rones, establish
la. ing a record of title defenses for
Hill Muncey, driving miiard the 135-pound division. The lale
Rhodes' Miss Thriftway, which j Benny Leonard successfully de- 5 wOUllTcrS
has already cinched the national fended the title eight times.
championship on points this year, The co-promoters. Cal Eaton 1 By I nited Press International
is the favorite. The Seattle boat and George Parnasses. hope for I It looks as if Jack Tw vman
had accumulated an unbeatable! a turnout of B.000 and a $70,000 last year's second high scorer in famed World War II flyer had the
2,775 points alter winning a race gate. the National Rasketball Associa-
at Madison, Ind., earlier this Brown was guaranteed $40,000 lion, is going to lake a back seal
month. . and his 30-vcar-old foe. from near- lo rookie Oscar (Big 01 Robert-
Four boals taking part in the hv Complon, gels 20 per cent o(;son Ibis season.
regatta are still competing for the gate. A rematch was guaran- Robertson, looking none the
second place. The issue might not1 leed if Brown loses. worse in switching lo t he pro
he settled until Ihe Gold Cup on Few will be surprised if Hie game, paced Ihe Cincinnati Roy
Lake Mead in southern Nevada match ends before Ihe scheduled
Nov. 12-13. 1 15 rounds, but Ihe longeiit goes
!f
was seeking the franchise
said:
"We am interested in various
IKirts Hope we do get Wash-
wood R. (Pctel Qucsada. friend of "'M"n
President Eisenhower and boss of
the Federal Aviation Agency, has
the backing of a majority of the
American League owners (or the
new Washington baseball fran
chise. This was disclosed today by an
informed source, who said the
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inside track" for the franchise '.,. , , .. v, , "
.1 . -n 1 ,1 t- tut : 'orsicy ui uie ixew ioik nangcrs
that will replace the learn that is.. , , ., , B
. . ,. j. ,, ,. lis back on the spot,
being shifted tc .Minneapolis under
newly approved expansion plans I Bnijns
Ihe source said Quesada who he Ra
,s independently wealthy already,. victorv or U)e Naional Hock.
has the backing of five American;.,, . . .
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NY Goalie
On The Spot
By I'nited Press International
The Boston Bruins are "off the
als to a 143-140 overtime victory
over the Syracuse Nationals Quesma conferred with Ameri
Thursday night by scoring 3!)!cal, LeaRle p,.esi(lent Joe Cronin
points, on 1.1 nein goals aim U..n(i wilh ea..e ,.illh owncrs ed-
They are Sam DuPont's Nitro- the more the younger Andrade
gen. with 1.473 points: Uul'onts may ne lavorca.
Nitrogen Too, with 1.255; Ole Brown is noted as a one-punch 01 15 Horn the loin line. nesday Ihe day the league voted
Bardahl s Miss Bardahl. Willi 990, anisi aim nas KiiocKen oui .in op- nit iiuunpu was me nun in . xu..m i0 10 tpams hv gw tch
and Bob Gilliam's KOL-Roy,Piicnls in his 80 victories. six games for the new-look Roy-jj (he Washington Senators to
wiui Hoi. Aiiinnm- nsu ihwsi.s t'uimi. vi ..o, " .....o,,.-,. , ... Minneapolis and creating new
A Surprise competitor Will neuus 11 wins, 'i were ny kihiimiihs. i.'.c "i i.m.TnMi i.i.-iv jufli .
Wahoo. driven by Miro Slovak and The Cisco Kid, who twice retired Veteran Twyman, runncrup to
owned by William Boeing Jr. The in the past two years, stopped all Wilt Chamberlain in 1959-fiO, and
franchises in Washington and Los
Angeles.
He was known to have dis-
Seattle boat had been beached in j four of his two opponents. Phil Jordan added 26 points apiece alsM( wjh ,hcm a numbcr o(
for the second straight time along
the Coast this Saturday when
The victory gave Oregon a 2-0 Washington and Oregon meet at
The Northwest steals the show into a first place tie with the
Huskies, California is at Oregon
State, North Carolina State meets
UCLA in a Saturday night inter-
Roman Gabriel is the latest hot
passer whom UCLA must face
when North Carolina Stale comes
into the Los Angeles Coliseum.
August by an accident in the Sea
fair race in Seattle.
Other boats expected in Ihe re
gatta include Miss Burien, Miss
Seattle Too, Miss Spokane. Ha
waii Kai of Seattle, Dollar Bill of
Lompoc, Calif., Thriftway Too of
Seattle and KOL-Roy of Seattle.
Considered as possible entries
are Miss Detroit and Miss Buffalo.
It will be the eighth running for
the Mapes Cup. although only the
Brown, a native of Baton Rouge. 'for the Royals
....l,At,t innln 1m actihlichinrt
La., won Ihe title from Wallace; Boserve Win Wilfoug tied Ihe ' pw (.)m incllldmR ,he
(Bud) Smith in l!)5fi.
OTI's Kirby
Tops Runners
game 130-all at the end of regu
lation lime
aim Then comh,,i P--hase "f a"d Pla
pension plans.
I At one time, Quesada was in
terested in buying Ihe Washington
Redskins of the National Football
League.
A native of Washington, the 5fi-
record. Earlier the Frosh beat the
Washington Stale Freshmen 32-6.
It was the second straight loss
for the Staters, 7-6 losers to Wash
ington in their opener.
ASHLAND (Special) Oregon
Tech's Bill Kirby was the win
ner of Ihe Cross-Counlrv compeli
second at Pyramid Lake, 33 miles tjon between OTI and Southern
Pacific Stars
Top League
r- r
rerTormers
Seattle in what should be a spine- sectional. Washington State comes,Coach Bill Barnes of the Bruins ;north of nere For six yoars the Q Co wre Xucsday af POT PriCe SOUaht
i to honned-un San Jose State and has warned that they are in for ;....,i,., . .j t n,. , 1. ... . t..J
conference tilt.
Both teams sport
5-1 records
and a fine hattle is on tap be
tween Bob Hivner, Washington's
quarterback who has taken over
for the injured Bob Schloredt,
and big Dave Grosz of the Ducks.
There also is a good duel coming
between Ihe halfbacks with
George Fleming, Washington's
steady runner and place - kicker,
PORTLAND (AP)-The c!iam-!offsctlinK ,he s'1l"'t;i f Cleveland
lones, tne ducks live toot, tnrce
Idaho is at College of the Pacific
Mike McKeever, Southern Cali
fornia's fierce guard, may have
shaken off the sinus trouble and
Washington Slate, with halfback
be able lo go against Stanford. ! Keith Lincoln on the doubtful list.
The Indians have lost all six of
a .ougn ,esi. c,anr.e, v, , meet a dc(lnct Mj)e Hj R at L
snarp passer in mil luimer, tne fahoe
Bruins' star tailback. T rn,. u,, ...m u. f
pionship Willamette University 1.
inch scatback.
laid out across Ashland Oak Knoll
Golf Club course.
seven open berths in Sunday's Larry Brown of OTI was sec-
championship heat. The first heatlond, Ed Susee of SOC was third,
In other games, Southern Cali-1,082 which Joe Francis took 10. team which may still be dazed
team continues lo lead in most
team statistics but two Pacific
University football players are forma invades Stanford for a Biglgames to set
tops in individual performances 1
in Ihe Northwest Conference.
Bob Wendel, Pacific end, re
ceived nine passes for 9fi yards
last week, two of them for touch
downs. He also booted four con
versions. In six games he has
caught 46 passes for 653 yards and
fcored five touchdowns.
Bob Light of Pacific completed
J3 passes for 160 yards last week
Stan Solomon of Willamette
made only 62 yards last Saturday
but still is first in rushing with 730
yards with Lewis and Clark's
freshman slar, Mickey Hergert,
second with 611 yards.
Light ranks fourth in passing in
the NAIA's statistics for small
colleges. He also is No. 7 in total
offense.
Solomon is seventh and Hergert
Mill in NAIA rushing figures. Wen
del is the No. .3 pass receiver
Willamette Jed in team rushing
with 307.3 yards per game, in pass
completion percentages with .538,
in total offense with 420.5 yards
per game, in rushing defense w ith
only 125.2 yards and in total de
fense with 21B.B.
Lewis and Clark was first in
pass defense, allow ing only 43 per
cent of its opponents' passes lo be
completed. WillameUe was second.
their games to date and this next
one figures to keep their slate un
blemished. Only 69 yards and feeble Cali
fornia, another winless outfit,
separate tailback Terry Baker of
Oreeon State from a new school
offense record. The old mark is 14-6 win at Hawaii, faces a COP
meets a San Jose team which Saturday will he divided into three and Glen Doherty of OTI ran
wilh Robertson to pull out the vic
tory for the Royals.
Dick Bamelt with 30 points, 21
in the first half, led Syracuse
scorers.
in tA.,ini,t' q..t;nn Vn,li Vn.-b
ill n'liip. civi.wn, juii, ,. , m
hosts Boston and Los Angeles d'T' 7 .f '' '".
plays at Philadelphia. a a lennen .ne uniyersi.y 01
1 J 1 M -,.-.,.,rl nnl fAm-rtatf,i-n lint.
versity. He was a slar quarter-
hack in high school and won a
football scholarship to Maryland
Two other individuals were tin
dcrslnod to be interested in the
new Washington franchise. But it
was reported they had only an
directors'outside chance, if any, of get-
posing the question of why rivals
score more heavily against the
Rangers when Worsley is in the
nets than when they're manned
hy U.S. Olympic hero Jack Mc
Cartan. The Bruins, who had scored
five ties and lost three games in
their previous tries, scored their
tirst NHL win of the season with
a bombardment that included two
goals each by Jerry Toppazzini
and Bronco Horvalh. Worsley
made 22 saves compared to 32 by
Don Simmons of the Bruins.
The victory moved Ihe Bruins to
within one point of the Rangers
and Toronto Maple Leafs, who are
tied for fourth place.
lernoon. His lime was it:ui.u lor r r
the three-mile course which was POt rTQllCniSCs
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (API
Something near half a million
dollars apparently is Ihe price
HEADS POLO GROUP
NEW YORK (UPD-George C.
Sherman Jr., of New York and
Southampton, has been elected
chairman of the U.S. Polo Association.
has knocked off Stanford and An
zona State in its last two outings.
sections of equal numbers. 'fourth.
. On Sunday, the ton 14 boals Thn Ow ls and Ihe Red Raiders
The Spartans are deploying their ; f,-om Saturday's competition will will tangle again next Wednesday
neienses 10 slop me passing 01 rare jn ,eat two, seven boals in when the Techmen host Ihe event
Mel Melin no Bobby Newman , Par.h seetinn Inn Iheir own Plum Ritlee eonrsn
exactly, out stilt dangerous.
Idaho, now 1-5 after last week's
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KU Jayvees, Grizzly Pups
Slate Saturday Grid Fest
Baker is from a 51-12 thumping by Wash
ington Slate.
Two undefeated teams risk The Klamath Union Jayvee fool- hairhack, and fullback lion Hilch
their records in what is supposed n;i snuar pays nosl , Ash-cock were each lauded for their
efforts.
The balance of the lineup In
cludes ends Jim Kurlh and Rick
to be a notch below the big boys. an,i s Grizzly Pups at 1:30 p.r
Humboldt Stale (6 01 is at Hawaii
tonighl and Fresno State (5-0) in
vades San Diego State Saturday
night.
In Border Conference action,
it's New Mexico Slate at Arizona
State and West Texas Stale at
Arizona.
Saturday on Modoc Field in the
final game of the 1960 season.
Coach Wade Patterson, who has Horn, tackle Gary Miller, guards
guided the young Pels lo a 3-; Don Christy and Bruce Campbell
ling it.
American Association
are thinking of asking for giving
up Ihe Minneapolis and St. Paul
franchises to major league base
ball. Directors are inclined lo feel
Ihe $450,000 which Ihe National,
League paid for Ihe Los Angeles
and San Francisco areas set a PULLMANj WWash. (AP)
precedent. Ed Doherty. PresidentlTrip,e.th.eal hafba.k Kei,h Li.i
"'", ln'l U h-.nA Woch
inglon Stale University's football
Cougar Ace
Out Of Play
GOLF
LAS VEGAS, Nev.-Bob Duden,
Portland, Ore., shot a final round
4-under-par 68 and won the $10,000
Sahara Pro-Amaleur Tournament
wilh a 54-hole score 207.
won. 2-lost, 1-tied season to dale
in his first year at Ihe .IV helm,
noted that the rontest should af
ford a fitting climax to a good
year.
A good turnoul, including half
of the KU marching band, is ex
pected to he on hand for the
game.
The Ashlandcrs, who have lost
two games to Ihe powerful Med-
PINEHURST, N. C.-Maurcen
YONKERS, N. Y. - France's
Mick D'Angcriueux ($12,701 won
the $25,000 Inlernationa! Trot for
4-year olds al Yonkers Raceway.
NEW YORK-Gcechee Iiu ($4)
closed fast lo beat Sauchrie by
half a length in Aqueduct's top
unit, Patterson had praise for a race.
number of individuals. Lineman: SAN BRUNO, Calif. Hechizo
a former Brown and Pennsylvania Thurston Henzel, who will hold ; ($31,401 opened an early 8-lenglhs
lineman, who coached football for! down a tackle slot, linebacker Bud land then held on for a length tri
37 years. Volter, who will also work at'umph in Tanforan's feature.
ford JV unit's), figure lo give
Ouiill, Englewood, N. J., won the!,ne energetic t-ei juniors a misy
North and South Senior Women's afternoon, according to Patter-
title wilh a 36-hnle total nf 153 ison-
In listing his starting nllensive
The Heisman Award was named
in memory of John W. Heisman
center John Ruger, and backs
Gordie Malcomh or Grover Dahn
and Rill Bianchi.
Scheduled for defensive dulies
are Leroy Paulsen, Brian Routh,
Bob Burnett and Daryl Melcalf.
RACING
of the American Association
Thursday night.
So far, he said, Ihe league
hasn't been officially notified lliat
Ihe Washington Senators are mov
ing to Minncapolis-St. Paul nexl
season in an expansion of the
American League lo 10 learns.
After notification is received, as
sociation directors will meet lo
determine an asking price for the
terrilory.
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team takes Ihe field against San
Jose Saturday.
Lincoln's injured ankle hasn't
healed as fast as had been hoped,
Coach Jim Sutherland said Thurs
day, and he will not make the trip
lo California.
Joe DiMaggio hit .300 or better
in four World Series.
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Bob
Puricn employed his arched put
ter lo rapture first money in the
$10,000 Sahara Pro-Amateur Golf
Tournament Thursday.
The 40-year-old Portland. Ore.,
fro fashioned a 68 in the final
round lo finish with a S4-hoIe
fcore of 2(17. He won $1,000.
Dudrn is the inventor of the
arched shaft, which is ued be
Iween the feet like a croquet mal
let. His uncanny putting enabled
him to finish four under par.
A "HEATED" RALLY A group of Pelican rooters ere
outlined in the brilliance of the KU Homecoming bonfire
on Oreqon Avenue Thursday night. The fire opened festi
vities that include an important ball game between the
Pelicans and the Central Point Crater Comets tonight
at 8 o'clock on Modoc Field, it it the final home appear
ance of the season for the KU football team.
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