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TKHAIJJ MfO NEW, Klatmtt) Pan Pie MffB-Tn Warriors Battle To Win; Lakers Stop Detroit '5' 5 w i I ,ef - i,i ft 1 ft 11 , 'If SUCCESSFUL HUNT Cecil Haney, Bonanza, and hit brother J. Perry Haney, Malin, recently returned from a six-week hunting trip on the Yukon River near Fairbanks, Alaska, where they bagged two caribou and a mooxe. Pioneer League President Sees Death Of Circuit Now Certain SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -President Claude Engberg of the Pioneer League said today there was no hope for survival of the Class A circuit which gave birth to many of base ball's top stars. Engberg, head of the league which has been in operation since 1939, said he was in formed by the National Associ ation office that sufficient work ing agreements will not be available for the operation of the league in 1964. Engberg said the action meant his league, composed of teams in Idaho and Montapa, COAST FOOTBALL ROUNDUP STANFORD, Calif. I UPI) The Notre 'Dame Irish arrived today for their contest Saturday with Stanford. Indian starting halfback Steve Thurlow missed a two-hour practice session Wednesday be cause of the flu but coach John Ralston said be is expected to suit up against Notre Dame. BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) -University of California coach Marv Levy said today end Jack Schraub will play here Satur day against Southern Califor nia. Schraub returned to practice after being sidelined with ton sillitis. PULLMAN. Wash. UP1) -The Washington State Cougars left today for their game Sat urday against Army's Cadets and end Dennis Kloke was with them. Kloke, leading pass receiver In the Big Six, hurt his right hand last Saturday. EUGENE, Ore. (UPI) -Guard Ancer Haggcrty and linebacker Don Causey will probably play Saturday against the University of Washington, University of Oregon coach Len Casanova said today. Haggerty as injured against West Virginia two weeks ago and Causey suffered a shoulder injury last weekend, against Arizona. CORVALL1S, Ore. (UPI) -Oregon State coach Tommy Prothro said today Injured de fensive halfback Jim Sinyard will not play Saturday. The Reavers are slated lo leave Friday for Saturday's game against Syracuse. SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) -The University of Washington Huskies worked Wednesday against simulated Oregon pass ing attacks. Washington meets the Web foots in Portland Saturday. SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI-San Jnse State fullback Charley Harraway is still nursing a dis located shoulder suffered two weeks ago, Spartan coach Bob Titchcnal said today. Harraway. Titchenal said, will probably not suit op for Saturday's game with Idaho but the rest of the squad is in good shape. LOS ANGELES (UPI) UCLA fullback Warren Jackson. Ptef It Read SPOT ADS yea are pw. had no alternative but to dis band. "We have no place to go and it looks like there's no chance for survival," said the Salt Lake City insurance execu tive who doubles as league president. "We just can't operate with out working agreements. They are our source of players," said Engberg. He said the league will de termine in the near future whe ther to disband or suspend op eration for a period of one year with the possibility of reacti vating the league for a 1965 operation. who suffered neck and leg in juries early in the season, ap pears to be in good shape and may start against 'Illinois Fri day night at the Coliseum. While quarterbacks Larry Zeno and Mike Haffner contin ue to hit their receivers well in practice drills, Jackson is looked to for a needed hard running punch. The Bruins have scored five touchdowns this autumn on passes with the only touchdown gain by rushing over the goal line credited to Johnny White, who went for a four-yard tally against Stanford. DRIVE IN TODAY! 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The league operated with six teams last season but Boise withdrew at the close of the campaign, citing lack of at tendance and high operating costs as its reason for quitting. The league has operated con tinuously since 1939, except for three years during World War II. It operated as a Class C league until last year when it was made a Class A organiza tion. The league was considered one of Hie best organizations in minor league baseball and pro duced such big league names as Larry Jansen, Billy Martin, Dale Long, Larry Jackson, Sol ly Hcmus, Dick Stuart, Johnny Temple, Ed Bailey, 'Woodie Held and many others. ADDS TO STAFF COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -The United States Trotting As sociation has added Ray Tray nor, former chief Inspector and enforcement officer for the Ohio Racing Commission, to its staff. Traynor, from Cleveland, pre viously served as an FBI agent and an agent for the Thor oughbred Racing Protective Bu- Inc. IT 1 1 r urn Elk Hunting Said Best In Southwest Counties PORRTLAND (UPI) This weekend's hunting pros pects, compiled by the Oregon State Game Commission: Northwest: Prospects good for opening of elk season in north coastal area; most animals in dense cover. Duck hunting good in coastal bays: pheasant and quail hunting fair. Southwest: Elk hunting ex cellent in Coos-Douglas area and poor in Rogue management unit. Waterfowl hunting fair in upper Coos Bay, poor in Rogue River Valley. Central: Elk widely scattered and hunting fair in Mt. Hood National Forest, best along Badger, Fifteenmilc and Eight mile creeks. Waterfowl hunting slow along Columbia River; pheasant hunting good with dogs in Wasco, Sherman and Jeffer son counties; chukars plentiful but hard to find in Deschutes and John Day canyon. Northeast: Elk hunting poor in Hoppner and Wheeler units, poor to fair in Umatilla Coun ty, good in Baker and Union counties. No snow, ground dry, stalking difficult. Best areas Walla Walla, Umatilla, WE GUARANTEE THESE TO BE THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN! anaaaaaaanatzm V 1 ID 230 Main Ry United Presi International You can't elbow Al Allies of the S3n Francisco Warriors without paying the penalty. 49er Injured Okay For Rams Contest REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (UPI Coach Jack Christian sen of the San Francisco Forty Niners said today that every player shaken up in last Sun day's game against Chicago would be ready to go this week at Los Angeles. Four Forty Niners missed practice Wednesday because of minor injuries, Dan Colchico, Clark Miller, Matt HaieUine and John Thomas. But die Forty Niner coach said Uii they might all return for to day's practice and were sure to Chesnimnus, Sled Springs and Wenaha units. Waterfowl hunt ing poor except good in Wal lowa County. Southeast: Elk hunting slow until storms occur. Pheasant hunting good in Ontario, Vale, Nyssa, Adrian and Harper areas of Malheur County; poor to fair elsewhere. PORTLAND (UPI) The Stale Game Commission's Ore gon fishing outlook for this weekend: Northwest: Salmon angling good in Tillamook-Nestucca area, good in Salmon, Siletz and Alsea tidewaters. Good catches of rainbow trout coming from North iFork Reser voir, Clackamas River, Hills Creek Reservoir and Clear Lake. Southwest: Salmon angling fair to good in upper Umpqua River, good in Coquille River. Trout angling excellent at Dia mond Lake. Stcelhead angling on Rogue River slow. Northeast: Steelhead fishing slow to fair in Columbia below McNary Dam, good in Grande Ronde River, fair in John Day. NO. 247 WAS 12.99 Save another 2.00 on this 8" neoprene cushion crepe wedge soled boot. A real boot for wear far work or play. Sixes 6-13. NEW LOW PRICE I DaaaaaaDaaaD NO. 567 WAS 12.99 You can savt $2.00 on the popular 8" Wellington with long wearing oil-resistant sole. Sixes 6 to 13 in your choice of black or brown. NEW LOW PRICE u SHIE St - Across From Willard Hotel Attles saw red and some blood in an elbow skirmish with Zelmo Beaty of the St. Louis Hawks Wednesday night. be ready to go Sunday. He said the team looked sharp in Wednesday's drills. "There's always a little let down after a big win," he said, "but they're coming around again now. The spirit is good." "We're getting ready to play the Rams." he said. "We won't be down this week." Christiansen praised the Rams' running defense, espe cially the front foursome of La mar Lun d y, Dave Jones, Rosey Grier and Merlin Olsen. He said they were the big gest, and possibly the best, front line in the National Foot ball League. Pioneer Cited PORTLAND (UPI) - Half back Mickey Hergert of Lewis and Clark and end Tom Reich of Whitman were named back and lineman of the week in the Northwest Conference Wednes day by conference football coaches. Hergert scored five touch downs and gained 150 yards as the Pioneers whipped Pacific Lutheran 63-27 Saturday. Reich hauled down eight passes for 7.1 yards in the Missionaries' 38-7 loss to Whitworlh. Hergert's rampage made him the league's rushing and scor ing leader. He now has gained 444 yards in five games and has a 4.9 average per carry. He has scored 12 touchdowns (or 72 points. Teammate Bill Henselman is the passing leader with 41 com pletions in 61 attempts for 632 yards and eight touchdowns. FOUNDER CHICAGO (UPI) Sporls writ er Arch Ward, founder of base ball's All-Slar game, also found Ihe now defunct All-America foot ball Conference. 99 99 He returned to the court with a patch over his left eye and tossed in the key points that earned the Warriors a 99-95 vic tory at St. Louis. The Hawks carried a 72-67 bulge into the I o u r t h period when Attics and Beaty en gaged in their skirmish. Allies shook off Ihe injury quickly, ty ing the score at 74-all and then tossing in a follow-up basket to put San Francisco ahead to stay. Attles finished with 19 points and teammale Wilt Chamber lain added 22. Bob Pettit was high man for the Hawks with 24. The Los Angeles Lakers ov ercame a 19-point first period deficit in downing the Detroit Pistons, 124-116, and the Balti more Bullets handed the New York Knickerbockers their fourth straight setback, 115-106 hi other games. The Pistons roared to a 28-9 lead in the opening minutes and were ahead 34-23 at the end of the first period. Then Jerry West and Elgin Baylor went to town lo push the Lakers into a 57-54 halftime bulge. West scored 31 points, three more than Baylor. Walt Bellamy's 45 points and 24 rebounds paced the Bullets lo their victory over Now York. Art Heyman, tho Knicks' prize rookie, strained an ankle mus cle in the first quarter and didn't return to action. NBA Standings By United Press International Eastern Division W. L. Pet. Boston 2 0 1.000 Cincinnati 3 1 .750 'Philadelphia 1 1 .500 New York 0 4 .000 Western Division San Francisco 2 1 .666 Los Angeles 2 1 .666 Baltimore 2 2 .500 St. Louis 1 2 .333 Detroit 1 2 .333 Wednesday's Results Baltimore 115 New York 106 San Francisco 99 St. Louis 95 Los Angeles 124 Detroit 1 16 (Only games scheduled). ELK HUNTERS -FARMERS SPECIAL! From Oct. Purchased From Stock Thomas Will Give Absolutely Free 90 Gal. Gas Tank WITH HAND PUMP . . . PLUS Lockable Tool Compartment There is no additional charge! See The Dodge Boys in the Gold Coats Now! THOMAS DODGH 424 So. 6th St. - Attend the Klamath lasln Potato Festival, Merrill, Oct. 25-26 And See the THOMAS DODGE DISPLAY r'P, AFTER THE REBOUND Detroit Piston Darral Imhoff (171 waits for e rebound as Lot Angeles Laker Don Ral ton 120) moves in during the first period of the Detroit Loi Angeles cege play et Detroit Wednesdey night. De-, -troit'i Jack Moreland ( 15) ii also pictured. UPI Telephoto Softball Booster Honored PORTLAND (UPI) A crowd of more than 200 tunred out at a testimonial dinner Wednesday night to honor Erv Lind, Port land's "Mr. Softball." iLlnd, wiping away tears, call ed it "the greatest moment in my life." His Softball teams have brought national honors to Portland. Among those attend ing were some players from the national championship team of 1944. NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill Dickey, catching for the Yan kees in 1931, did not have a passed ball in 125 games. V DODGE D-100 SWEPTLINE V J DODGE D-100 SWEPTLINE 25 to Nov. 25 With ff0 0 Iff f "Whir Service Still Count" IS ) "- I 3 Hockey WHX Standings . . By United Press InternatKnal W.L.T.PUGFGA Denver 4 1 1 0 28 21' San Fran 3 3 1 7 26 28 -Seattle 3 1 0 6 19 13 - Los Angls 2 -1 0 4 13 21 Portland 1 3 0 2 14 15 Vancouver 1 3 0 2 20 23 ' neanesaay s nesuue Denver 4 san r rancisco 4 (tie) COMFORTING HEWS COMING BOUOL Every New C U 0 TU 4-7716 nif U UVHH Wei rr
