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PACE 4B HERALD AND NEWS. Klundh Falls. Oregon Friday, Novemlwr 1, 1963 Pelican Champion bows Meadl For State Cross - Country ft- wis ferf STATE TEST NEXT The Klamath Falls Pelican cross, country team heads (or Willamette University and Salem Saturday for the 1963 state cross-country meet. The Pelicans, winners of the district title for the second con- Get Your SNOYTIRE RECAPS ZC CHUN STAMPS MONARCH TIRE SERVICE TOUR OINIRAl TIRI OUlll IN KLAMATH f ALLS 31 S So. oth TU 4.70ft It Wen't le leaf V Til Snew Time , GET TIRES HOW 1 AVOID THE LAST I MINUTE RUSH (M J BING'S SATELLITE Restaurant and Lounge Klamath Falls Airport I II IH A 11 15 ltlff1f ItlVII WARRANTED Dorit tettle for than the best Insist on Shat-R'Proof brand. Kimball S21 Wolnuf Bevo Future Looks Grim PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) -President Arch Kingsley of the Portland baseball club la "not very optimistic" about the Bea vers' future. The Kansas City Athletics Wednesday canceled "with re gret" their working agreement with Portland. The Beavers also are not certain of a place to play next season because Mult nomah Stadium where they nor mally perform is for sale. Portland's future in the PCL probably will be decided at the minor league meetings in San Diego Dec. 1-3. "I don't know where we can go from here. All we can do right now is sit tight and see what the majors decide to do," Kingsley said. FIGHTS SEND A I, Japan (UPD - Mit sunori Scki. 125'i, Japan, knocked out Sirinoi Lukprakris, 2AH, Thailand (3) (retained Orient featherweight title. BOSTON (UPD - Dick- Pi vola, 131, Roxbury. Mass., out pointed Tommy Tibbs. 130'a, CharlesLown, Mass. (10). LOS ANGELES (UP1I -Raul Rojas, 13H4, San Pedro, Calif., knocked out Joey Jacobs, 133, Phoenix, lAriz. (1). Have Fun On Bing's Satellite Diner's Card It entitlit you to 12 dinners at the Satellite . . . one dinner FREE each month with the purchase et sne ar rag ulor nrlce. Make it on EVENT at least once a month with a wonderful dinner in tht exciting atmosphere of the Satellite. Drop in at tht Satellite In person or Jutt mall a check tor S7.50 and you're al lured of fun night at a loving each month far a year. 4 Glass Co. Klamath Falls secutive year, will seek to replace the South Salem Sax. ons as state titlist. Pictured running, left to right, Bob Scholl, Dave Vaagen, Market Britt, Terry Metier, Ralph Totton, Gary Maw and Bob Robbins. Owl Outlook By Wanda Burleson ' By WANDA BURLESON ' Tlie young Owl grid squad has found out the hard way that a .game lasts four quarters not two! In the past two weeks the Owls' second half "let down" has cost them one game and almost a second. Tlie Owl first half effort is usually out standing but the last two quar ters they have lacked the en thusiasm and alertness of their earlier performances. Such was tlie case when OCE exploded in the second half last Saturday. Tlie Wolves almost blemished the Owl Homecoming. However, it was an Owl defensive effort that stopped the OCE crew from upending the OTl crew in .the final minutes of the game. Consistent good play is the sure key to success. : There were moments last Sat urday when it appeared the OCE coaching staff would have to "suit up." The injury-laden Wolves made it obvious they were in poor shape. Condition ing has been the key to tlie lack of injuries on the Owl squad. The OTl coaching staff has emphasized their condition ing as tlie important factor in their program. Tlie mam ideal behind a rigid conditioning pro gram is that a boy who is in peak physical sha Is less prone to football injuries. A 1 1 Owl athletes arc encouraged to train on a year-round program, i When a team lacks depth ev ery individual Is extremely im portant. It is obvious that if more schools encouraged good conditioning programs there would be less gridiron injuries, i The Owls take to tlie open road this week. Tomorrow they challenge Eastern Oregon on Davis Cup Draw Due BOMBAY, India. (UPH -Tlie draw for the interzone Davis cup final between the United Stales and India was scheduled to take place Unlay with cither Frank Kroehling or Dennis Ral ston joining Wimbledon cham pion Chuck McKinlry in tlie smslcs. The besl-nf-five scries gets underway with a pair of sin gles Saturday. The doubles match follows Sunday with the concluding two singles on Mon day. Despite the outcome of the draw, tlie U.S. was an over whelming favorite to ckniiuate India and continue on to tlie challenge round against Aus tralia to be staged in Brisbane, Dec. 26-2H. BEAUTIFY Attractive; indoor shutters and decorative wooden grillwork add gracious, luxury touches ta your horn. St how economically they can be added to your heme. PANELAIRE ROOM DIVIDERS Dresi up every roam of your home with Panclaire room dividers. Panels are tongued ond grooved for fost and easy essembly. Check our complete selection at economical prices. Swan Lake Moulding Co. "SfRVING THI KLAMATH IASIN OVtK 40 YEARS" 3226 So. 6th TU 4-5145 ..... 34-t; the La Grande turf. EOC has long been thought of as the "door mat" of the conference. However, do not underestimate the Mountaineers' abilitiy. The Owls can't afford to be compla cent when they play in La Grande, at Homecoming, and with hometown officiating. ' Tlie Eastern Oregon trip is proof that football isn't all glo ry and glamour. The Owls boarded a chartered bus last night at 10 o'clock. They rode all night and arrived in La Grande early today. Tonight Hie Owls rest, then tomorrow play the Mountaineers at 1:30 p.m. Immediately after the game they will board the bus and head south for home they arc expected to be here at 4 a.m. Sunday Monday they return to tlie classroom and practice field. OCE is the only obstacle be tween Portland State and the Vikings' first OCC crown. Port land State downed Southern Ore gon 'last week. Hie Viks need the "big" win over OCE to wear the crown. Looking ahead to Die '64 season it is nice to know tlie Vikings lost Bye-Byc White and quarterback Mike Schrunk by way of graduation. With these key losses and the return of OTI's young squad it will be safe to predict that un easy will be the head that wears tlie crown. Fewer Grid Deaths Recorded This Year LOS ANGELES (UPI I -Proper training and greater skill could lead to fewer foot ball deaths, Dr. Floyd R. East wood commented today with the release of his miclscason re port on gridiron fatalities which showed a drop of 26 per cent from last year. Dr. Eastwood's report as the chairman of the injury and fa tality committee of the Ameri can Football Coaches' Associa tion showed that I here were 11 deaths to dale directly attribut ed to participation in the sport. At the same time last year his report showed IB deaths di rectly related to football. T h e 11162 midseason report w a s 28 per cent below the total of the previous year. The November 1, 1S2, rcwt listed nine deaths indirectly caused bv football. Dr. Eastwood did not re lease a UHvl compilation of deaths indirectly resulting from football because his committee had not yet concluded its check ing of those fatalities. He said YOUR HOME WITH SHUTTERS Klamath Falls' District 6-A-l cross-country champions head for Bush Pasture at Willamette University in Salem Saturday for the 1963 state cross-country carnival. The Pelican runners will be seeking the stale title collected last year by the South Salem Saxons who return to defend along with 20 teams in Hie A-l classification. Meet director John Lewis counts 86 A-2-B runners taking the po9t at 10:30 a.m., while 172 entrants will start in the A-l class at 10:45 a.m. The Pelicans ended the meet last year in ninth place, with the Medford runners finishing in seventh. ' Coach Phil Haider's crew won the district title last week end at Medford for the second consecutive year. Slated to see state action for the Pelicans are Bob Scholl, Merkel Britt, Ralph Totton, Ter ry Metier, Gary Maw, Bob Rob bins and Dave Vaagen. Klamath Falls and Medford finished one-two in the district Post Bid Refused BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI I -A federal district judge ruled Thursday that the Saturday Evening Post could receive a fair trial here in Alabama Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant's SlO-million libel suit. Judge H. Hohart Grooms said Curtis Publishing Co. did not present a "strong enough case of adverse publicity" for a rul ing that an unbiased jury could not be found in the slate. Bryant filed the suit on the basis of a Post article, "The Story of a College Football Fix" which said former Georgia Ath letic Director Wallace Butts gave him game secrets before the 11162 Alabama-Georgia game. Curtis, which publishes the Post, claimed that the trial should be moved outside the state. the final report in January to the Football Coaches Associa tion would list deaths both di rectly and indirectly attributed to football. Although there was one foot hall death in the pro ranks. Dr. Eastwood pointed out that the fatal injury of Slone Johnson of the Kansas City Chiefs was only the second in professional foot ball in 32 years he has been compiling tlie statistics. Dr. Eastwood advocated more stringent pre-scason physical ex aminations to reduce the num ber ol deaths indirectly due to participation in football. ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOWS 36" x 24" 36" x 36" 48" x 24 48" x 36 I ii Deient ol Other Buy On Borrow up to this emeunt S 200 00 S 30000 S 500 00 S 70000 $1,000 00 EASY TERMS meet insuring state berths for the entire teams. Also compet ing from the Southern Confer ence is Ashland's Gerald Brown, winner of the district run in 9:44 slightly slower than tlie state winning time of 9:01.3 posted last year by Hilliboro's Wendell Cox. ' In addition to full teams, oth er individuals have been entered by nine A-l schools and seven A-2-B schools. Included in tlie former is College Grid Slate Counting Big Games By I'nited Press International On the ground ... in the air . . . over the water . . . you can always count on the United States Armed Forces for a gal lant battle. And there'll be no exception this weekend when the three big service academ ies stage their version of tlie college football bowl. There won't be any of that inter-service cooperation the State Department likes to talk about nor will there be any joint expeditions against the enemy. Just a lot of good, rugged football, for which all sides will be amply rewarded. The occasion is a couple of grudge games pairing the Army against the Air Force in Chi cago and Navy against Notre Dame at South Bend. The out come is as important to these teams as the result of a bowl game is to other schools. . Rivalry Continues Army and the young Air Force Academy have met only once before and that re sulted in a 13-13 tie three years ago. The Navv-Notre Dame se ries dates back to 1927 and is the longest intersectional rival ry in college football. The other games to be tele- Vancouver Downs LA Will. Standings By United Press International W. L. T. PI GF G A San Fran 5 3 1 11 31 30 Denver 4 2 1 9 34 30 Seattle 4 3 0 8 34 30 Vancouver . 4 5 0 8 38 40 Portland 3 4 0 6 20 19 Los Angeles 3 5 0 23 36 Thursday's Results Vancouver 4 Los Angeles 3 (otl Friday's Schedule San Francisco at Seattle The Vancouver Canucks ap parently take offense at being called underdogs. Sports scribes started label ing the Canucks that and what's more "hapless" after they dropped five out of their first six. But on the latest road trip, Vancouver has got fans con fused as to just who should rate as underdog. The Canucks won their third straight Thursday night with a 4-3 decision at Los Angeles in overtime. Complete with screens, completely weather stripped, nylon rollers, automatic latch. Ex cellent quality! 10.95 12.65 13.05 16.15 Siiei el li Savings Per this emr. 36 Months S 4 3 S .3 SIS $ $22 35 $31.93 J. W. COPELAND Lumber Yard 66 Main, K. Falls TU 4-3197 Dave Wilborn of Albany, runner-up to Cox last year. Teams figured to give the de fending South Salem team its strongest opposition are Grant, South Eugene. North Eugene, and Wilson. Grant was second last year, with North Eugene running fourth and Wilson fifth. Grant recently won the Dis trict 1-A-l title over Wilson, however, Marshall's Terry Kish baugh won individual honors in this meet and is figured to sup- vised are Mississippi vs. Louis iana State and Southern Califor nia vs. Washington. It'll be hard to convince stu dents at the service academies and Notre Dame, but there'll be a number of other contests around the country Saturday of particular importance. Texas, ranked No. 1 in the nation and one of only four ma jor schools left with an unblem ished record, travels to Dallas with a meeting with Southern Methodist. The Longhorns, de spite their national prominence, are still tied with Baylor for the Southwest Conference lead and must keep on winning to earn a return trip to the Cotton Bowl. Big Ten Contests The Big Ten also lists several key conference clashes. Second, ranked Illinois, in a three-way tie for the league lead, hosts Purdue, and sixth-ranked Wis consin is at Michigan State, one of the other leaders. Both Pur due and Wisconsin are tied or fourth place and could possibly move to the lop by winning. There won't be any lack of excitement in the Southeastern Conference where .third ranked Mississippi, seventh ranked Auburn and 12th-ranked Louisiana State are deadlocked at the top. Mississippi will be at Baton Rouge to continue its fierce rivalry with LSU while Auburn hosts tough Florida. Al abama, ranked No. 4 and slill in strong contention in the Southeastern, will be at home to Mississippi State. Nebraska and Missouri, tied or the big eight lead, meet at Columbia, Mo., and defending titlist Oklahoma, ranked eighth, hopes to stay unbeaten in league play by beating Colora do. The big game on the West Coast matches ninth ranked Southern California and Washington, two of the leaders in the Big Six and another big one with no conference conno tations pairs powerful eastern independents Pittsburgh and 10th ranked Svracuse. 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