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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1961)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Off. Wednesday. November t, 1961 PAGE J-B Pelican Swimmers Set For Districts An eight-man squad of Klamath Union swim team members will represent the Pelicans in the Dis trict 3 swimming meet which is scheduled in Sweet Home this Saturday. OCE To Host OCC Runners MONMOUTH (Special I The' Oregon College of Education Wolves will be host Nov. 18 for the annual Oregon Collegiate Con ference cross country champion ships. The meet, to start at 1 p.m., w ill be attended by Oregon Tech nical Institute, Eastern Oregon College, Portland State College, Southern Oregon College and OCE. Southern Oregon is expected to be the strongest contender for the OCC crown which was won last year by PSC. The course, which begins west ot Monmouth and ends at the foot ball stadium, measures three miles. They will compete against teams from Marshfield, Medford, North Bend, Reedsport and Eu gene, the other District 3 member schools. KU coach Adolf Faller will call upon Wayne Chamberland, Bob Crabtree, Jerry Kramer, Jerry Gospodnetich, Ben Faus, Cliff Moore, Tom Provancha and Har lan Hamaker to wear the Peli can colors. Last Saturday the KU team wrapped up its first season of competition with a dual meet in Medford. The Pelican boys' squad bowed 55-33 and the girls were de feated 63-20. During the overall regularly-scheduled season action the Pel contingent tallied a 2-win 3-lost record with the most no ticeable improvement credited to the girls, according to Faller. The only individual wins chalked up by Pel swimmers in Medford were those acquired by Faus and Maria Harris but valuable points were also collected by Kramer, Chamberland, Crabtree, Moore and Donna Caldwell. Others making the trip included Ralph Walker, Susan Duus. Ellen Hunsaker, Ellen Thomas and Provancha. Coast Rivers Enjoy Good Salmon Runs OGC Warns Deer Tagholders To Observe Hunt Boundaries Hunters with unused deer tagslgame commission that in the1 who intend to be out during the main these hunts are restricted extended deer hunts scheduled for to within one mile of agricultural the next two weekends, Nov. 11-12 lands. Deer hunters are urged to and 18-19. are reminded by thelcheck the boundary lines care- Black Hawks Regain Form By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Chicago Black Hawks are finally starting to act like Stanley Cup champions. The Hawks, winners of the post season competition in the Nation al Hockey League in the 1960-61 campaign, routed the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-0 Tuesday night for their second straight victory. It was the only game sched uled, but it had these results: Moved Chicago into sole posses sion of fourth place: prevented Toronto from moving past idle Montreal into first place; gave the New York Rangers, currently deadlocked with the Leafs; an op portunity to leap into the lead to night when they meet Boston in the NHL's only game. WINS TRACK TITLE NEW YORK (UPI) James Brown of New York University won the metropolitan intercolle giate cross-country championship Tuesday with a clocking of 26 minutes, 34.2 seconds for the five mile course in Van Cortlandt Park. St. John's won the team title, 40-43, over Manhattan. Up on the Rogue River and stable on the L'mpqua summarize the reports from game commis sion lishery biologists on uie spring chinook salmon runs in these two river systems. According to Cole Rivers, fish' ery biologist at Grants Pass, the spring chinook run in the Rogue River this year reached just over 33.000 fish, one of the best runs on record for a number of years The record shows this fine spring chinook run numbered almost 100 per cent over the parent run of 1957 which was tallied over the Gold Ray dam counting boards at just under 18,700 salmon. The report indicated the spring stcelhead run in the Rogue on a par with past years, and the fall run now moving up the river appeared to be good. The fall chinook run was thought to be a little weaker than in past years On the Umpqua, Jerry Bauer, fishery agent at Roseburg, report ed the spring chinook mn over the Winchester dam totalled over 5.300 fish as of Oct. 15. Although this was a 30 per cent increase over last year, it is only 56 per cent of the parent run. The Umpqua summer stcelhead run was tallied at approximately the same number as last year and for the second straight year shows a 25 per cent increase over the runs of the previous four years Giant Great Haunts Eagles NEW YORK (AP) Frank Gifford is back to haunt the Phil adelphia Eagles. He won't don his old No. 16 jer sey for the New York Giants' cru cial game against the Eastern Conference leaders on Sunday. A jarring tackle a year ago by Eagles' linebacker Chuck Bed- narik helped him decide to lay it aside for all time. Gifford is the Giants' scout now, alter mat tacKle a clean, hard shot caused a severe con' cussion and convinced him that his playing days were over. It happened on the same Yankee Stadium gridiron where the teams wiH meet this Sunday. PEOPLE STOP TO ENJOY ITS FLAVOR A MILLION TIMES A DAY mm fully to insure hunting within the confines of the extended seasons. As defined in the regulations. agricultural lands referred to arc lands not les than 10 acres ir extent that have been plowed, tilled, and planted to domestic! crops and that are currently in use. Areas adjacent to isolated home gardens and abandoned homesteads are not included in this definition. Hunts on tap this weekend In-j elude the Columbia River extend-, ed hunt, Rogue River Valley,! Umpqua River Valley, and thej Northwest Agricultural Area. The Lane Tree Farm extended hunt is! scheduled for Nov. 18 and 19. Hunters with unused deer tags will find these hunts listed in the big game regulations under the heading Extended Deer Sea- And it will be there that the Giants w ill use the extensive book on the Eagles that Gifford has compiled from the six games he's seen the defending National Football League champions play this year. This, more than anything else, may bring the New Yorkers into a tie with the Birds for the con ference lead with a victory. 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