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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1963)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath F.lli, Or. Friday, Srptr mbr SO. 196J PAGE-IB mm egg. GREEN SHARKS READY FOR ACTION This is the "Green Shark" defensive unit for the Pelicans who will see ection tonight against the South Salem Saxons. They are a group of boys who will play primarily on defense And most of them are underclassmen. They are Tom Osa 1661. Tom Day (881. Glenn Miller (82). Pat O'Connell 175), Lyle Haney (70), Dave Coleman 1 76 1 , Terry Chris tiansen (601, Don Plowman (72), Bill Crain (65), Don Graham (85), Ernie Badger (22i, Randy Smith (12), Bud Lummus (42), Bob Moore (19), Larry Dow 164), Tom Diver (24) and Chuck Church (87). Fired - Up Pelicans At South ialem Tonight SALEM The Klamath Union Pelicans, somewhat disappointed at themselves over last week's 12-0 loss to Grants Pass, get their second chance to gain the victory column tonight when they come here to battle the rugged South Salem Saxons in an 8 p.m. game. The Pelicans are vowing to get a victory this week and have been working extremely hard at doing just that. "They have had a lot of desire to learn this week and have really been working at it," said Coach Bob Williams. "I hope we can win this one so that the kids will realize that hard work is responsible for vic tories. A win would serve as a picture painting for them and that's the best w ay to learn. And we really put them through the paces this week." he explained. The game will not be an easy one. The Saxons also lost last week and will be eager for their first win of the season. They lost to one of the best teams in the state in North Salem, a team which lost in the state finals last year to Medford, 26-6. The Vikings had back several of thuse stale players, including three backs and some of the biggest linemen in the state last year. ' Williams was very' displeased with the offensive effort last week against Grants Pass. The Pelicans had their opportunities to score in the first half and didn't take advantage of them. The defense did a creditable job. He has changed that offense around slightly this week. Wil liams' sophomore son, Bob Jr., will be opening at the quarter back slot. He has a good passing arm and a smart head and runs pretty well with the ball. The lack of any type of passing at tack hurt the Pelicans last week. Junior Terry Eccles will be switching off at the left halfback spot with Mike Hitching. The only defensive change will have Larry Dow and Bob Moore switching off at the left line backer spot in place of center Jay Paxton. The Green Shark Klamath Jayvees Host SHA Trojans The Klamath Union Jayvees swing into action, their first of the year, tonight on Modoc Field when they take on the Sacred Heart Academy Trojans, a much improved team from last year. Coach Jack Peterson says that bis Jayvees are still virtually an unknown product because they've seen no real game action and he L-C, PSC Game Tops Schedule By United Press International A televised non-conference game between Lewis and Clark and Portland State highlights small college football action in Oregon this weekend. The two teams play at 1:30 p.m. Saturday with the game to be telecast locally (by KPTV.) Other small school action also is of the non-conference variety. Linfield. which hasn't lost a regu lar season game in 21 straight, is at Eastern Washington Saturday night. Willamette has a Saturday after noon game against its alumni, while other games are Saturday night. Pacific is at Chico Slate. Southern Oregon is at Weber. Utah; Eastern Oregon hosts Col lege of Idaho, the Seattle Ram biers are at Oregon Tech and George Fox is at Oregon College The barnacle is a salt-water shellfish which fastens itself to objects under water. hopes to get a good look at them tonight. He also says that Sacred Heart is a much better club than last year and expects a tough go tonight when they tangle at 8 p.m. The Jayvees won the game by a lopsided margin last year and the Trojans will be out to avenge that loss. Peterson has announced h i s probable starting lineup. Greg Scott, a converted halfback, will be the man under. Peterson says he handles the ball well and runs well but still lacks in the passing department. The rest of the backficld includes Jim Scott (no relation) at the halfback position. Gene Badker at full back and Byron Hall at the wing back. David Wooster opens at the center slot and he will be flanked by guards Jim Mitchell and Tom Morrow. The tackles will be Keith Vannice and Ken Gordon. Curt Petersteiner and D a r r e 1 1 Alford will man the terminals. The Jayvees will have to be on their toes to stop the aerials of southpaw Marv Davis who quar terbacks the Trojans. The remain der of the backfield will be Mike McNary at the wingback, J 1 m Korsen at halfback and Lloyd Ross. The line will have Joe Durrell at center. Charles ulidden ana Rick Redman at guards. Gary Hcdlund and Jerry Britlon at tackles and Ernie Hunt and Chuck Milani at ends. Coach Ross Cari aga is the new coach at Sacred Heart and has built up a new spirit and (ire for the Trojans. unit, a group of defensive spe cialists, will also see some ac tion. That unit includes Bill Crain, Don Graham, Ernie Badg er, Kandy Smith, Bud Lummus, Moore. Dow, Tom Diver, Chuck Church. Tom Osa. Tom Day. Glenn Miller. Pat O'Connell. Lyle Haney, Dave Coleman, Terry Christiansen and Don Plow man. The remainder of the offensive unit will have Vern Petrick at wingback. Chuck Mills at full back, Paxton at center. Steve Campbell and Mike McKibban at guards. Bill Mills and John En- right at tackles and Les Thurman and John Jendrzejewski at ends. Salem has a hefty backficld in Bob Putnam (155) at quar terback, Jim Nicholson (1B5) at left half. Rick Allen (171) at right Halt and Mickey Wright (1 at fullback. The line includes Tim Jaskoski (159) at left end and Mark iBedsaul (177) at right end Tackles are Court Cloyd 194 on the left side and Spence Powell (2201 on the right. The guards will be Jim Stonier (153) at left guard and Dan Robertson ( IRS) on the right. Center is Rick Barber (160.) No. Player 14 Bob Williams 20 Vera Petrick 30 Chuck Mills 40 Mike Hitching 86 Les Thurman 78 Bill Mills 68 Steve Campbell 58 Jay Paxton 62 Mike McKibban 77 John Enrlght John Jendrzejewski Player Bob Putnam Jim Nicholson Rick Allen Mickey Wright Tim Jaskoski Court Cloyd Jim Stonier , Rick Barber Dan Robertson Spence Powell Mark Bedsaul STARTING LINEUPS KLAMATH Grade Pos. So. QR Sr. RH Sr. FB Sr. LH Jr. RE Sr. RT Sr. RG ' Sr. C Sr. LG Sr. LT ' Jr. I.E Team Avg. Wt. Line Avg. Wt Rack Avg. Wt SOUTH SALEM Pes. B LH RH FB LE LT LG C RG RT RE Team Avg. Wt. Back Avg. Wt Line Avg. Wt. Wt. 155 164 162 195 153 225 180 160 18.1 212 180 179 185 169 Wt 155 165 171 180 159 194 153 160 168 220 177 173 168 176 I ANNOUNCEMENT The Idaho State Fish and Game deportment ha chosen Buck Dav idson' Mountain Man Utility Jack over all other for use on it car ond pickup. You can have the tame jack Buck tuppliei to the State of Idaho. Hunting Season Soecial: Get up to JS.00 for any eld jack when vou biiv a new Mountain Man Utility Jack. BUCK DAVIDSON 325 So. Sth Ph. TU 4-8736 ME BOOT WITH A DOUBLE LIFE1 RUGGED for man of action V COMFORT.GIVINO for thai relaxing , ire noun GENUINE "IRISH SETTER1 BOOTS Tin? II ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS IN STOCK AT REEDER'S . With wedge lole a hown 24.95 ir with regular heel. WIN A HONDA TRAIL 55 Nothing to buy, no obligation! Just coma in and register. You moy win! Drawing will be held September 28th! Free Customer Parking - Sth & Klamath DICK REEDER'S STORE FOR MEN Sth & Main Ph. 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