Pels Prep, hv final
Speedy Comets Eyed
:y Klamath Falls '11'
A dismal football season ends
for the Klamalh Falls Pelicans
Friday night.
Bob Williams' Pels will at
tempt to salvage another win
. against six losses a they
travel to Crater for the final
fray of the year.
The Pels, after six consecu
tive setbacks, posted the initial
win of the season last Friday
night at Modoc Field against
the surprisingly-strong Ashland
Grizzlies.
Collecting the second win of
the season against the Crater
Comets is expected to be even
more difficult.
The Comets have given the
favored teams in the confer
ence Medford and Grants
Pass all they could handle be
fore dropping close decisions.
And the Comet winless mark
-In counting play is expected to
: fire them high for the Pelicans.
Last year the two teams bat
tled to a scoreless deadlock on
Modoc Field in a game still
questioned by players, fans and
coaches. It was a driving Pell
can team in the closing seconds
of this contest which missed a
winning touchdown by the "tip"
of the football as the gun sound
ed. f
This situation could inspire
the Pelicans in the fray in an
effort to make amends for this
questionable tie which in the
eyes of the Pelicans was as good
as a defeat.
The Comets also had scoring
probes to no avail, with Mike
Glines, current Oregon Tech
quarterback, racing 65 yards
for a TD. A clipping penalty
ruled against the Comets
called this run back.
Defense has been a large part
of the Pelican practice sessions
thus far this week and rightly
so.
It's an outstanding group of
backs the Pels must contain
against the Comets If the sec
ond win of the season is to be
recorded.
- Such people as 186 pound
halfback Darrell Summerfleld,
160 - pound halfback Sherm Kl
ger and 165-pound fullback Vern
Swanson to cite just three.
These three possess nearly as
much speed as the Pels have
seen all season and the statis
tics on them are testimony to
this fact.
In three pre-conference viclo.
ries, Swanson tallied seven
touchdowns for 42 points and
has been averaging over 100
yards gained per game.
His high game was in a 48-13
rout of Coquille in which the
Crater speedster rushed for 208
yards in just 13 carries.
Kiger hit paydirt three times
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in the Coquille contest. In the
scoreless deadlock last year at
Klamath Falls, Swanson car
ried nine times for 43 yards
net and a S.3 per carry average.
The Comets are considered
not as large as last year but
considerably faster. Leading the
forward unit is Denny Ryerson,
a 170-pound tackle converted
this year from halfback.
The Comets have been togeth
er as a team since winning the
frosh championship, thus are
considered one of the stronger
clubs in the circuit.
The Pelicans lost the services
of halfback Mike Kitchlng in
the Ashland contest and as of
Tuesday night his being ready
for the Crater contest was ques
tionable. At first It was believed he
was suffering from a sprained
ankle, however, additional X
rays disclosed a possible hair
line fracture.
Another X-ray was to be tak
en today for a final determin
ation. Still, Hitching is not ex
pected to see action against the
Comets. i
Other than this injury and an
earlier injury to Rick Gustaf
son sidelining him, all other
members of the squad are ex
pected to be ready.
Additional work on both of
fense and defense was slated
for today before tapering o f f
Thursday.
Last year the Pels closed out
the 6cason with a loss to the
Bend Lava Bears. It didn't sit
'well with them during the off
season.
This year, in addition to get
ting the second win of the year,
the Pels will be out to prevent
a recurrence of last year's final
contest.
Moyer In
Unpopular
Decision
SAN JOSE, Calif. UP1 -Former
middleweight champ
Denny Moyer of Portland, Ore.,
and Mexican middleweight king
Mcno Ayon of Mexico battled to
a highly unpopular 10 round
draw Tuesday night.
The verdict was lustily booed
by the 800 fans who thought
that Moyer had gained the
edge.
But referee Fred Aposloll of
San Francisco, the only official,
called tlie bout a 3-3 draw.
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GETTING THE WORD Members of the Klamath Falls
Pelican football club relax prior to field work Tueiday
learning additional information regarding the strong
Crater Comets from coach Bob Williams. The chalk-
Oregon
Ranked
Third
NEW YORK (UPD - Oregon
ranked third in the nation in
total offense and passing of
fense in NCAA football team
statistics released today.
The Ducks have rolled up 2,
307 yards in 370 plays in six
games for a 384.5 average.
Utah Stale was first with 2.
365 yards in 381 plays in six
games for a 3W.2 average and
Wichita was second with 1,928
yards in 304 plays in five con
testa for a 385.6 average.
Oregon has gained 1,225 yards
by passing on 72 completions of
128 passes attempted for a 204.2
average. Baylor led with a 227.4
average on 1,137 yards on 81) for
157 in five games.
The Ducks were fifth in scor
ing with 166 points for a 27.7
average. First was Utah State
with a 37.5 average.
Oregon quarterback Bob Ber
ry was fourth in the nation in
total offense in individual sta
tistics. The junior signal caller
das gained 1,109 yards in 139
plays in six games.
Navy quarterback Roger
Staubach led with 1,306 yards on
211 plays in six contests.
Ducks, OSU Both
Picked - Texas Too
NEW YORK (UPD - If past
performances are any indica
tion, top ranked Texas may
have quite a battle on its hands
when the Longhorns clash with
Southern Methodist Saturday in
a Southwest Conference game.
Texas, which boasts a 6 0 rec
ord, has been rated a 12 point-
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IIERALD AND
Fish Season
Close Due
Oregon anglers have just a
few short days left of the 1963
general trout season. Oct. 31 is
the closing date, the last day
of tlie season for anglers to try
for trout under the summer reg
ulations. ' Beginning Nov. 1, , anglers
must fish according to the win
ter regulations. Contrary to the
slimmer rules where all waters
are open unless specified, the
winter rules list only those wa
ters open to winter angling.
' Bag limits are also reduced
from tlie summer regulations to
two trout, salmon and steelhead
12 inches and over per day,
four such fish In possession on
seven consecutive days.
Winter regulations will be
found in the synopsis of angling
regulations beginning on page
40. Columbia River regulations
will be found on pages 38 and
39.
favorite by football odds-makers
over a Mustang team which
feasts on heavy favorites. MU
already has startled Air Force
and Navy on successive week
ends this season, and has
played its best ball in the un
derdog's role.
Teams from the top 10 are
Involved in seven other intcr
lengue contests, t h e closest of
which figures to be the Big Ten
battle between sixth-rated Wis
consin and Michigan State, an
even-money toss-up. Illinois, No.
2 nationally, is only a 3 point
favorite over Purdue !r. another
Big Ten match.
In other games:
Fr West: Oregon St. 4 over
Stanford. Wyoming S over Ah
lona, I't'LA 6 over California,
Washington St. 7 over Idaho.
I'lah St. 19 over Brigham
Young, Oregon 22 over San Jose
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talk was designed to acquaint players with the offensive
and defensive assignments and formations of both clubs.
The Pels close out the 1963 season Friday night traveling
to Crater.
NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Study On
Offered
Again this year elementary,
junior and senior high school
students will have the opportu
nity to gain more knowledge of
conservation and management
of Oregon's wildlife resources at
special assembly sessions sched
uled during the coming school
year. The opportunity is made
possible by the wildlife pro
grams sponsored by the game
commission for the 14th consec
utive year in cooperation with
the Oregon school system.
Two members of the commis
sion's department of informa
tion and education, Austin Ha
rrier, education supervisor, and
William Hosford, assistant, will
spend the next five months
touring schools throughout the
state presenting illustrated wild
life talks and showing colored
wildlife films to student groups.
Last year more than 36.000
students were in school audi
ences where wildlife programs
were presented. These pro
grams were presented in 145
schools of the state. Each year
a different phase of wildlife
management is discussed, which
may include general conserva
tion, big game management,
fisheries management, water
fowl management, and hunter
safety and survival.
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Wildlife
Students
and Grant County districts and
the Clatsop district were pre
sented programs in late Octo
ber. Tile travel itinerary then
includes schools in Northeast
ern Oregon and Central Oregon
in November, followed by the
south Willamette Valley in De
cember. Southern Oregon
schools are scheduled for Janu
ary, as well as those schools in
the north Willamette. The
south coastal area will be visit
ed in February, with pick up
schools unable to schedule at
other times set for March.
Howe Fails
New Mark
By United Press International
Gordie Howe knows today
how k feels to be the star of
tile show and yet see someone
else take tlie curtain calls.
Just one more goal and Howe
will have 55 regular season
goals and a new National Hock
ey League record that could
stand for all time. Just one
but that one can look awfully
hard to get even when other
lesser players are picking up
goals like guys get colds in a
crowd.
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