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FEARLESS FRALEY'S PICKS . . . Texas Favored Bucks, Beavers By OSCAR FRALEY UPI Sport Wriler NEW YORK UPI - Fral ey's follies and the weekend football "winners" and if you don't know better by now it serves you right. Game of the Week Texas over Arkansas The oddsmakers say . by seven points. But the Longhorns are stampeding and from here it ap pears they should win by two touchdowns or more if they stay "up." The East Pitt over West Virginia More than the quoted 14. Penn State over Syracuse ;The Orange is favored by four. ' Princeton over Colgate Bet 2 SCARES MOOSE MA'S LBAOUB W Bon Bazaar Amldem 16 S Cox Grocery M 10 ; Rusicil Glavi 14 10 Eternal HUH 13" 10' Southern Oregon Music UVj 12V WOTM 11V 12' '. Nybacks 17 17 Vanity Cleaners 10V 13' Klamath Basin Farms 15 ' Sparkle Car Wash ft 14 .' Laura Beauty Fair 0 16 Oct. 14 results: Bon Bazaar 4. Ny backs 0j Amidons 4, Sparkle Car Wash ' 0; Klamath Basin Farms 4, Lauras Beauty Fair 0; Russell Glass 4, Cox Grocery 0; Eternal Hills 3V, So. Ore. Music Vi; WOTM 2i, Vanity Cleaners Vt. High team name. Klamath Basin Farms 768; high team series Klanv ath Basin Farms 7223; high Ind, came ' Wanda Bailey 194 1 Moh Ind. series, Elaine Plckerlll SIS. MOOSB PA'S LIAQUE W L Lucky Lanes 1 3 A I lament Grocery 14 10 "40" Club 13 11 O'Halr's Memorial Chapel m? . Pastega Market 12 12 Harry Lanphear Insurance '12 12 CP. & W.W. Ward 12 12 ' Bing Satellite 12 12 ' No Names 10 14 , Merrill Mooe Vi 14V - Musgrove Plumbing . 9 13 - Erv Carre Boys 9 IS r Oct. 14 results: Lucky Lanes 3. Blngs , Satellite 1j Altamonr Grocery 3, No - Names If Erv Carr Boys ). Merrill 1 Moose 3; Pastegas Market 3, "40" ' Club If Harry Lanphear Ins. 0, CP. ; & W.W. Ward 4; Musgrove Plumbing 1, O'Hatrs Memorial Chapel 3. High team game, Lucky Lanes ISIf high teem aeries, Lucky Lanes S?j high Ind. game, Carl Peterson 774j high Ind. series, Pett Sheeny 603. SATELLITH LBAOUI W Lucca Cafe So. Ore. Insurance Sunshine Center Bank of Klamath Fatls Skat l and Wheels H or tons Herefords Haleyi Herefords ; Merits Service Supply . Clean Linen & Supply - Crater Lake Machinery ' Klamath Fast Freight ' U.S. National Bank 13 mi io' 13'1 101 131 10'. 11 13 14', 9 13 I 16 I 16 16 Results: Mortons Herefords 3, Lucca Cafe If Kl. Past Ft. 2, Bank of K. Falls 2; So. Ore. In. 4, Crater Lake Mchy. 0; Merits t, U.S. Net'l Bank 3i Sunshine Center 4, Clean Linen S Sup. ply Of Haleyi Herefords 1. Skaleland 3. High team game, Klamath Fast Ft. 30j high team series Sunshine Or. 7A74f high Ind. game, Larry Klahn 733; high Ind. series, Warren Cody 533. HOLIDAY LIAQUH W 16 Peace Ambulance Klamath Plywood B 13 9 Mouidingcralt 14 10 K - C 14 10 Aralum Window 14 10 Oregon Till Co. 14 10 Klamath Plywood A 13 11 Thomas Lumber Company 11 13 Snack Coffee Shop 10 14 Davis Flying A 9 15 . Craler La We Milk 9 15 Crater Lake Ice Cream 5 19 Rfsulti: Thomas Lbr. 0. Klamath . Plywood B 4i Peace Ambulance 4, Da . vi Hying A Of Oreonn Title Co. 3, Crater Lake Milk It Klamath plywood A 3, Mouldlngcrall li Snack Coffee Shop 3, K of C 1) Aralum Window J, Crater Lake Ice Cream 1. Hgh tram oame, Peece Ambulance JSWi hiqti team series. Peace Amhu lance W,- high Ind. game, Jerry Ny gren 1U; high Ind. series, Dennis Car ner 50. LUCKY ROLLERS LIAOUI W L Ethels Oepl. Slore 16 4 Arrow Fuel Cravs Construction Coca Cola Mannlet Halls Construction OAR Auto Tarts Suburban Finance Thurston Dance Studio Henley Store . Crater Lake Don Potter 15 7 I' 10 Wi 10 10 17 I U 13 V j 14' Results; Halls Contlr, 1, Crater ' Lake 3( Thurston Dance 1. Crays Con, 2; DaR Auto Parti 3. Mannles If Sub. Finance 1, Arrow Fuel Ji Coca Cela 4, Henley Store Of Ethels Dept. Stora . 4, Don Potter 0, High team game, Arrow Fuel POOi high team series. Arrow Fuel imi high Ind. ge. Jean Aldrlch llli high Ind. series, Lee Carr ), HOLIDAY LIAOUI Mouldingcrell KC Peace Ambulance Klamath Plywood B Aralum Window Orson Title Co. Thomas Lumber Co, Klamath Plywood A Davis Flying A Crater Lake W I Ik Snack Coffee Shop OWL fl?7) SHELL Dealtr In Shell Product Tfre at Holiday Bowl or Lucky Lanes ORV'S Super Shell it. 6th ri4 toil Main TU 2-92X1 ter than Hie 6',j on the boards. Columbia over Harvard Go ing for the seven point under dogs. Also: Army over Wake For est, Brown over Penn, Boston U over Buffalo, Yale over Cor nell. Dartmouth over Holy Cross and George Washington over Villanova. The Midwest Wisconsin over Iowa The 7' j should be more. Illinois over Minnesota Giv ing the three points. Notre Dame over UCLA By more than Hie quoted H. Michigan over Purdue In a tossup. Also: Michigan Slate over In diana, Nebraska over Kansas Crater Lake Ice Cream 4 16 Results: Mouidingcralt 3, C r a t a r Lake Ice Cream If Thomas Lumber Co. 3, Peace Ambulance If Klamath Plywood A 3, Klamath Plywood B If Crater Lake Milk 3, Aralum Window 1; Oregon Title Co. J, Snack Coffee Shop 2f KC 3, Davis Flying A 1. High team game. Crater Lake Milk 1088; high team series. Crater Lake Milk 7907f high Ind. game, Winston Kurth 714j hgh Ind. series, Winston Kurth 585. KINGSLEY FIELD LADIES LIAOUI W L Freemarts Western Wear Thomas Dodge Adalrs Furniture NCO Club No. 2 15 17 12 McGaugheys Trading House 17 N1.U UUD NO. Saris Mannles Drive-In Hatters Furniture Hlllls Refrlgeraiion Merchendise Mart Grigsby Smoke House 10 13 Results: Grigsby Smoke House 0, Freemens Western Wear 3t NCO No. 4, Saris I; Hillll 4, Halters 0; Adalrs 3. Mennles 0; Merchandise Mart 1, McGaugheys Trading House 2; Thom as Dodge 4, NCO No. 2 7. High team series, Hlllls Refrlgera tlon 2O80f high team game, Thomas Dodge 701; high Ind. aeries, C. Pale tewskl 515; high Ind. game C. Pale lewskj w. LUCKY POURSOMI LIAOUI W I Currlns for Druos Bobs Regal Station 15 Ruths Home Made Pies 12 Team No. 4 12 House ol Rocks Motel 12 VFW Club Team No. 1 Team No. 9 McDiarmids Auto Repair Pooles Inc. Cray Construction Park Cabinet Shoo 11 9 9 11 a"i 111 13 U 4' lSVi Results: Pooles Inc. 2, VFW Club If Park Cabinet Hi, Team No. 9 Vu Team No. 1 0, Ruths Pies 4r Cray Construction 3, Team No. 4 1; Currlns Drugs I, Bobs Regal 3; McDiarmids 1, House of Rocks Motel 3. High team game, Bobs Regal 790; high learn series, Cray Const. 2i8Bj high Ind. game, M., Jerry Cray 20 J i W., Millie Rob bins 70); high ind. se ries, M,, Bill Crawford-Clancy Gani berg (tie) iii, W., Ferm Graham 452, COFPEI CUP LIAOUI W L Blngs Satellite 17 7 Folgers Leon 16' 7' Jerrys Drive-In l5'- Ivi Fashion Cleaners 14 10 Tower Furniture 13 II Bowden Music Company 17 17 East Main Brake I Align. 12 17 Kiemath Auto Wreckers II 17 Bio Y Market 12 12 Chuck Wagon 11 u Basin Building Materials 6 18 Rings Sheet Metal 3 21 Oct. 15 results: Klamath Auto Wreckers 3, Last Mam Brake t Alignment 1 ; Bowden Music Co. 2, Bmgs Satellite 2f Chuck Wagon 3, Big Y Market 1; Fashion Cleaners 4, Rings Sheet Metal Ot Folgers Leon Jerrys Drive-in Tower Fur nlture 4, Basin Building Mat. 0. High team game, lower Furniture 734; high team series, Tower Furni ture 209? i high Ind. game, Margaret Holllday 191 1 high Ind. series, Gertie Brooks-Lucille Crawley (tie) 499. NITI OWL LGAOUE W L Left-Rights if s AADs u 1 Hi-Lows 6 1 Top Calt 14 10 Sweepers ij', w , Looters iji , 11 1,, Mustangs 12 12 Shaggy "r" 7 17 What Knots 5 The Cubs 4 30 Results: Hl-Lowa 2. The Confers J The Shaggy "4" 3, What Knols t; Lett-Rignts 3. The Cubs 1; The Mus tangs 3. Top Cats 1; AfcDi 3, The Sweepers 1. High team game, Sweepers 7(7j high team series, A A Us 2194; high Ind. game imen), bd Furber I9jj high ind. series (men), Merle Wood ley 315j high ind. oame (women), fci. ten Doty ti, high inj. tents (women), Bluish Aioert 4i. NIGHT CRAWLERS LIAOUI Elmers Teteco Bobs Regal Franti Oil Fillers No, 1 Shortvt Flumn A L 19' 1 tO'i 11. 1 uvs Anflersort Studro if, 14 Franti Oil Filters No 1 15 ,j Basm Builders is n Whiieys sneil 14 )t Lucky Strikes n 19 Bavs Flying A 12 Results: Lucky Strike 1, $hrrlya Flying A 4j Anoerson Studio 7, 'antl Oil Filters No. 1 ), Regal 4, Bays Flying A 1; Whiteys Shell 1, Frenlf Oil Filters No 1 a Basin Builders 1, Elmers Teteto 4. High teem geme. Fran'i Oil Filters No. ? 649j high team series, Franti Oil Fillers No. 2 HSli high l no game, BUI Hirengen JIOj high uy. series, Ken Bigby 74, FREE! 2 Lines of Bowling FREE with Any i Shellubricatlon, or 2 Gals. Shcllzonc Anti-Frceze, or Purchase ' yvw Orv Mttodytn mi Over Arkansas; Rated Winners State, Northwestern over Miami lOhioi, Colorado over Iowa Stale, Cincinnati over Detroit, Missouri over Oklahoma State, Xavier over Dayton, Delaware over Ohio U., and Bowling Green over Toledo. Hurt Boxer Is Critical BALTIMORE (UPI I - Ernie Knox, a 28-year-old Baltimore hod carrier and parl-lime heavynciRht boxer, remained unconscious and in critical con dition today at Provident Hos pital. Knox lapsed into a coma sev eral hours after being knocked out by veteran heavyweight Wayne Bctliea of New York in (he ninth round of a bout al the Coliseum Monday night. Neurosurgeons who performed emergency brain surgery on Knox Tuesday gave him "little chance of survival." While Knox was battling for his life, Baltimore Mayor Theo dore R. McKeldin said he would do everything in his power to prevent professional boxing matches from being booked at the city's new $14 million Civic Center. McKeldin said that under present conditions, pro boxing is "terrible and brutal." He termed the match between Knox and Bethca in which Bcthea held a 27-pound weight advantage a "mismatch." Knox took a tremendous beat ing at the liands of Bcthea, who punished him with right upper cuts and left hooks for the nine rounds the fight lasted. I f.?-rv H V i TIGER THREAT Joe Blevins, Dunsmuir Tiger quarter back, prtced his team to a 25-0 victory last Friday over Hayfork running for two touchdowns, passing for another and kicking one extra point. It was the fifth win for the Tigers who now face Fall River Friday night. Dunsmuir Wins 5th Straight In Mudf est DUNSMUIR The Dunsmuir Tigers sloshed to their fifth vic tory of the season lost Friday night in a mudfost with the Hay fork Timhorjacks on the Duns muir field. The 25-0 victory was sparked by (lie passing ;ind limning of ,loc BICMiis, Tiger quarterback, who ran (or two touchdowns and passed lor another. Throe last nor ind TDs made the game de cisive after Dunsnuiir's lone tal ly in the first quarter hung per ilously through Iwo Hayfork threats. Blevins flipped n smx'ii pass to Don llcnkosky ho romped :IS yards down the sidelines for the scoring play in I lie first quarter. Hlevius kicked the ex tra point. Time ran out for Hayfork in the second quarter afler a 71 yard pass play by Mussel Pat ton. Hayfork quarterback, to EEfORElHEWimE:! -m I Uj for FURNACE SALES ... SERVICE 1 Don't Risk Running Out of Fuel! I Uio Our "CHECK and FILL" System Don't Risk Running Out of Fuel! Uio Our "CHECK and FILL" System WESTERN OIL AND BURNER CO. of Klamath Falls 1845 So. 6th Ph. TU 4-3873 The West Ohio State over USC Beating the 4-point favorite. Oregon State over Washing ton State Better than the 10 point line. Washington over Stanford Note by the 11 predicted. Wyoming over Brigham Young Beating the 13-point spread. Also: California over San Jose State, Utah over Colorado State. Idaho over' Pacific and Utah State over Montana State. The South Air Force over Maryland Give six, take 10. Alabama over Tennessee By more than the 19 in a raging tide. Duke over Clemson Beating the six point spread. Georgia Tech over Auburn Ten points isn't enough. Also: LSU over Kentucky, Navy over VMI, South Carolina over Virginia, Florida State over Mississippi Southern. Geor gia over Miami, Mississippi over Tulane, Mississippi State over Houston, North Carolina over N.C. State, Florida over Vandcrhilt, VPI over William & Mary and Wichita over Louis ville. The Southwest Baylor over Texas Tech Bigger than the 13'.i from the gents in the back room. Oklahoma over Kansas Watch this bounce higher than 13'i, too. SMU over Mice Going for the six point underdog. TCU over Texas Aggies The 12-point rating is close. Also: Oregon over Arizona, Arizona State over Texas West ern, Tulsa over N. Texas State and New Mexico State over New Mexico. J V .-v. '- ' til-"""8 it-' Don Imhoff placed the ball on Dunsmuir's one-yard line. An at tempted sneak by Patton failed as the half ended. Hayfork dominated the third quarter action, moving the ball from their own 23 to the Tiger eight in four first downs where the Tigers dug in and took over. It was Blevins through the middle for a tally from the 50 yard line as Hie fourth quarter got underway. A pass for the PAT failed. " Hayfork failed to make yard ace alter the kickoff and Ronnie Carr. Tiger guard, knocked down the punt attempt. Duns muir look over on tile Hayfork 20 and Blevins ripped around right for another score. His kick attempt failed. Ed Flowers tlicn added insur ance with a 75 - yard broken field jaunt. Blevins' kick was Mocked, Phone 4-3873 HEATING OILS COAL PRESTO-LOGS League Plays MusteBDgs FacitKj Antlers; tnlorneits lost Chiefs Malin's Mustangs and the Bo nanza Antlers take the Klamath B League grid spotlight this weekend as just cne counting contest is slated in this loop. In the Rogue Valley League, the Henley Hornets host Rogue River and Sacred Heart is at home to St. Mary's of Med ford in a pair of Friday night contests while at Lakeview Saturday the Honkers host the strong Illinois Valley Cougars. The league - leading Merrill Huskies and the second place Chiloquin Panthers rest this weekend with an open date. At Merrill, the Antlers and Mustangs will clash, with both clubs looking to improve their league and season marks. Defending For Hocky WML Standings By United Press International W. L. T. Pis GF GA San Fran 2 1 0 4 10 6 Denver 2 1 0 4 12 10 Portland 1 1 0 2 5 4 Seattle 1 1 0 2 10 10 Los Angls 1 2 0 2 8 13 Vancouver 1 2 0 2 13 13 Tuesday's Results San Francisco .5 Los Angeles 2 Denver 5 Vancouver 3' Wednesday's Schedule Denver at Portland By United Press International The defending champion San Francisco Seals seem to be tak ing up where they left off last year in the Western Hockey League but newcomer Denver is hanging in tough. Both teams scored victories on enemy ice Tuesday night to move to the top of the stand ings in the young season. San Francisco downed Los Angeles, 5-2, and Denver defeated Van couver, 5-3. Pete Panagabko got the Seals off on the right foot with a 15 foot shot in the first period, Duke Edmundson and 'Nick Mickoski each scored in the second, and Jean-Mark Picard and Al Nicholson hit in the third. Camile Bedard, purchased by Los Angeles from the Seals last week, scored both goals for the Blades. He fired a 45-foot screen shot in the first period and hit again in the third. The game was delayed 10 minutes when Frank Arnctt of Baker Is Nominated CORVALL1S (LTD - Gov. Mark Hal field has nominated Terry Baker for the Junior Chamber of Commerce award as one of the nation's 10 out standing young men during the past year. Baker was a Heismann Tro phy Winner at Oregon State University last fall, as well as a top scholar in mechanical en gineering. He is now playing quarter back with the Los Angeles Rams. Aluminum STORM Wt ftatur complett lint of Pittsburgh Point, Andor ion Wtndowi, G-C Built-in Applioncit, ond oil othtr build ing tupoliti. Comt out ond tovt money! Builder's Supply 345 East Main Andy Travis' Mustangs, losers to Merrill last Friday night, are seeking their second victory of the season against four set backs. The Mustangs are cur rently 0 - 2 in Klamath B League action. Coach Carlysle Stuart sends his Antlers into the league game with an 0-1-1 league mark and a season record of 2-1-1. Last Friday night the Antlers battled the strong Chiloquin Pan thers to a 7-7 standoff in counting play. Moving to the county Class A-2 teams, Lcn Weber's Henley Hornets seek to bounce back from a 46-19 lacing handed them by the Illinois Valley Cougars last Friday night. Seals Tied Loop Lead the Blades and Charlie Burns of the Seals tangled, and Edmund son joined in to make it a free-for-all. Denver, a new entry in the WHL, jumped to a 3-2 lead in the first period and split a brace of goals with the Canucks in the middle frame. Denver scorers were Fred Hucul, Dick Lamoreaux. John Fleaver, Steve Witiuk and Rudy Migay. Buddy Boone had a pair of Vancouver's and Jim Baird scored once for the Canucks. In tonight's only game, Den ver plays at Portland. Hockey AHL Standings By United Press International Eastern Division W. L. T. PI GF GA Providence 2 0 2 6 16 10 Quebec 2 2 0 4 13 12 Springfield 1 1 0 2 5 6 Hershey 0 3 11 12 19 Baltimore 0 3 11 6 18 Western Division W. L. T. Pts GF GA Cleveland 2 0 0 4 7 2 Pittsburgh 2 1 0 4 9 7 Buffalo 2 10 4 10 11 Rochester 110 2 13 6 Tuesday's Results Quebec 7 Hershey 4 Baltimore 2 Providence 2, tie (Only games scheduled' OWNERS! See us for all your 4-wheel drive needs. Authorized Ports, SALES and SERVICE for all 'JEEP' Vehicles Joe Fisher 677 So. 7th Ph 4-8104 Combination & SCREEN Self-storing, pre hung, ready to install. Com plete with all hardware including closer. And just look at this low, low price . . . Ph. TU 2-2955 J (Q)95 The Hornets host Rogue Riv er, with both teams owning 2-1 league marks. Henley has downed Eagle Point and Sacred Heart in counting action and Chiloquin in a non-counter. In going against Rogue Riv er, the Hornets will seek to in crease their winning skein over the Chieftains to five straight. Last year the Hornets collect ed a 7-6 triumph to add to three consecutive w ins in as many years. The Rogue River eleven col PAGE 2B HERALD AND HENKE SPEEDFIT ROCKET ; h HENKE SPEEDFIT-COLORA SC-5 The Original Buckle Ski Boot by Henke Here's the original buckle ski boot by Henke in sizes for both men and women. Buy the boot that will last for years and years. I 0 HUNTERS! MOLESKIN Pants & Shirts Don't score oway the gome bt sneaky. Go through the woods in the quietest clothes ever mode pants and shirt of soft, long-wearing moleskin. Come in ond see them for your self. 8 95 Panfi '95 Shirt 714 SHOP ANY NIGHT TILL 6 P.M. ... and lected its second league win of the season last Friday by down ing the Sacred Heart Trojans. Also Friday, the Trojans try for their first victory of t h e campaign by hosting St. Mary's. The Mcdford team has record ed a 1-2 mark in league action, while the Trojans have lost to Phoenix, Henley and Rogue Riv er. t Another team looking for the initial win of the season is Lakeview and the Honkers' chore in gaining that triumph is expected to be difficult as NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Talk About Equipment! Left WHITE STAG NORDIC SKI SWEATER A cordigan to weor by the fire or scheming, "Reinstog," with colorful tnowflake jacquord de sign yoke front and back. Solid color body and sleeves; shape re- , taming double-ribbed neckline, cuffs and bottom band. 100 woof worsted. S-M-L, $22.00. Col-or-cued to White Stag Xtra Stretch pant,. ft QQ Right WHITE STAG APRES SKI ELEGANCE "Taos Priestess" tunic, a Mexi can inspired tono-on-tone jac quord design. It skims the hip with a flurry of hand-tied fringe. Double ribbed wide-away neck line and armholes. 100 wool worsted. Underneath, its own tephyr knit pullover. S-M-L, $25.00. 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