Older Brother
A.X ARBOR, Mich. (LTD
When Bump and Pete Elliott
played together lor Michigan in
the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1, 1!H8,
Bump never dreamed that one
day he would throw a roadblock
to his younger brother's path to
the post-season classic.
The Packers and Bears share
But that's exactly what hap
Halas Sees Chances
A gainst Packers Slim
CHICAGO (l'PH George
Halas' view of his Chicago
Bears game against the Green
Bay Packers Sunday was bleak
today from every angle except
the final result.
"We can win," he said, "but
the odds are against us.
"We must play our best game
of the season, and much better
than we did in our. first game
with them, when we played our
best game previously this year.
We've got to have an even
greater effort Sunday."
Washington
Paces Stats
SA.N FRANCISCO (UPlI -University
of Washington's Rose
Bowl-bound football team leads
latest Big Six statistics in three
out of six departments, accord
ing to league figures.
The Huskies top the loop in
total offense, averaging 344
yards per game; in rushing,
with 232 yards; and in rushing
defense, 139 yards.
Southern California leads in
total defense, allowing 234
yards, and pass defense, 72
yards.
California has the top pass
offense, gaining 162 yards
through the air per contest.
NITE OWL LEAGUE
W
A&D3
Hi-Lows
Swecoers
Goaters
Mustangs
Tod Cats
29 II
27 13
25' i 14i
24'. i 15' l
22 IB
22 IS
Lett Rights 21 i
Shaggy "4" 14 3
What Knots 9 31
The Cubs 6 34
Results: The Shaggy "4" J, The
Sweepers 1) What Knots 3. Top Cats
1; The Cubs 0. A&Ds 4; The Mustanqs
3. Hi-Lows If The Goofers 3, Left
Rights I.
High team game. Mustangs 783; high
team series, Mustangs 2245 1 hiqh Ind.
dame (women), Jean Whitmore 191;
hgh Ind. series (women), Jean Whit
more 500; high Ind. game (men). Ken
Duncan 232; high ind. series (men),
Ken Duncan 614.
COFFEE CUP LEAGUE
W L
Jerrys Drive-In 28' i 1H
Fashion Cleaners 25 15
Leons 24 i 15'i
Bings Satellite
Tower Furniture
Klamath Auto Wreckers
Big Y Market
Bowden Music Company
East Main Brake & Align.
23
23
18 22
Chuck Wagon la 24
Basin Building Materials 14 26
Ring Sheet Metal 7 33
Results: Kl. Auto Wreckers 4. Basin
Bid. Mat. 0; Big Y Market 1, Fashion
Cleaners 3; East Main Brake & Align.
0, Bowden Music Co. 4; Jerrys Drive
In 3, Chuck Waqon 1i Bings Satellite
7. Ring Sheet Metal 2; Leons 3, Tow
er Furniture 1.
High team game, Bowden Music Co.
721; high team series, Leons 2044;
high Ind. gam (women), Gertie
Brooks 196; high Ind. series (women),
Virginia Morey 480.
JR. A SR. BOYS LEAGUE
W
Playboys 13 t
Lucky Strikes 13
Undertakers 11
Ho-Oaddies '
The Big Four
Fireballs '
Team No. 10 '
Team No. 12 ft
Wioe Outs
Team No. 5 5 '
Gutter Giants
Team No. 9
12
results:
Fireballs 2, Team
No. 12 2; Team No. 5 0. Lucky Strikes
4. undertakers 3. Gutter Giants 1;
Team No. 9 0. The Big Four 4; Team
No. 10 0. Play Boys : Ho-Daddies 3.
Wipe Outs 1.
High team game. Team No. 12 818;
high team ser.es. Team No. 12 2 309;
high ind. game, Dennis Graham 232;
high ind. series, Dennis Graham 625.
TW1LITB LEAGUE
W L
Interstate Pump
Loveness Company
Pacific Power and Light
Chucks Mobil
36 14
23
22
21
20
30
Dnms Shell M 30
Klamath Milk Producers
Blue 0
Nelson TV 21
Olson Motors 1f 21
D'Ck 8. Miller Company 19 21
Montgomery Wards 18 22
Ranch Club 16 24
Standard Oil 13 J'
Results: Interstate Pump t, Dick B.
Miller Co. 3; Blue Ot 1, Cm ion Motors
3; Kl Milk Prod. 0. Loveness Co. 4;
Launderette 3. Std. Oil 1; Pec. Power
& Lite 3, Dennis Shell 1; Ranch Club
t. Montgomery Warps 0; Nelson TV
X Cnucks Mobil 1.
High team series, Pac Power &
LgM 3032: h,9n G""1' pc' Pow-
4 L grit 1073; gn '"d- str.es. Ken
K fcn 567; high ind. game, H. R.
BurhhOlder 341.
LADY LIONS LEAGUE
W L
Ves'ey "w 771 1
Mc&inty & Spkt i?' H'
Deter & Tu"s " '
Barker K Duv
G'een 8 Hickman 13 "
Franklin It Kiger ' j 22'
Nov. 5 resu'ts: Mojiev 8. S-oo 4,
G-en Hickman 0; Dete' A Tuffs
j. Franklin 1 K'9r Barker & Duf
fy J'i. McG-nty - Sp e 1 .
M.gh teem came, Marge Mosiev
joy R-goi82; h-gh team sent, M-gt
Vosiey Jov 9 10M; 'h lr,d
game. Merge vos'ey "S; high ind. se
ries. Marge Mosiey 520.
Men'S CLASSIC LEAGUE
14
Teem N 6 'J
riwidi industrial "
18
E'tc'rolvk
Do'ent Real Estatt
L nkvilt IV
Triomes 5s' Metal
1 ...rat ttaautw Fai
38
13
Resu'l: Ovenl Real Estate 1 Lau-
pened last Saturday w hen Bump
piloted Michigan to a stunning
14-8 triumph over the Illinois
club coached by Pete to earn
the United Press International
"coach of the week" honors.
Illinois went into the game
ranked as the nation's No. 2
team with an excellent chance
of going to the Rose Bowl.
first place in the Western Divi
sion of the National Football
League, each with an 8-1 rec
ord, but the Packers have an
eight-game winning streak fol
lowing their 10-3 defeat by the
Bears in the season opener.
"They're a belter ball club
than they were at the beginning
of the season," Halas said.
"We've seen films of their last
two ball games, but I expect
them to come up with some
thing new, and I don't know
what it will be."
Halas shunned comment on
whether the Bears were a bet
ter team now than for their
first meeting with Green Bay,
but he said that with Ronnie
Bull, Willie Galimore and Char
lie Bivins all ready for action at
the running halfback spot, the
Bears might have some oppor
tunities for surprise too.
"Let's not build up our great
strength," he said. "The Pack
ers have the edge on past per
formance. They've won two
straight championships. They've
beaten us five of the last six
games. That's an indication of
their over-all strangtli.
"And psychologically, they'll
be primed emotionally for their
best performance of the season
because they want to prove that
our beating them the first time
was a mistake."
ras Beauty Fair 1; Elect rolux 1, Team
No. 6 3; Linkvllle IV 4, Greenwood Ma
sonry 0; Thomas Sheet Metal 2, Cas
cade Industrial 2.
High team game, Electrolux 791;
high team series. Cascade Ind. 2145;
high Ind. game, Les Gardner 244) high
Ind. series, Les Gardner 629.
WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE
W L
One Hour Martlniilng 27 13
Crater Lake Meats 24' 13' 2
Browns Plumbing 231 1 16' 1
Sparkle Car Wash 2l"r 18"i
Connors Service Company 17' a 22' a
Holiday Bowl 16' 1 23'-2
Suburban Finance 14 26
Crater Lake Dairy Products 13' 1 26' i
Results: Browns Plumbing i. Holi
day Bowl 0; Crater Lake Dairy Prod
4, Sub, Finance O; One Hour Martin
izing 3, Crater Lake Meats If Sparkle
Car Wash 2, Connors Svc. Co. 2.
High Ind. game. Marge Ruger 226;
mqn ind. series. Marge wolf 584; high
team game. Browns Plumbing 718;
high team series, One Hour Martin
liing 2018.
HOLIDAY MASTERS LEAGUE
Peterson
Points
268.95
261.90
259.43
259.21
257.68
254.59
254.19
2S2.39
Lewis Chevron
The Gun Store
Kl. Lbr. & Box
Bings Satellite
Squirt
Bennington Steel
Crater Enterprises
Klamath Trophy House
Results: Kl. Lbr. 6,
Box 3, Crater
Enl. 0; Squirt 2, Bings 1
Bennington
Steel 1, Kl. Trophy House 2; Lewis
Chevron 3, The Gunstore 0.
High team game, Kl. Lbr & Box
809; high team series, Lewis Chevron
2275; high ind. game, Clyde Fox 248;
high Ind. series, Stan Larson 649.
HOLIDAY LEAGUE
W
Mouldingcralt
26
Peace Ambulance 26 14
Klamath Plywood A 23 17
Klamalh Plywood B 22 18
Oregon Title Company 21 19
Crater Lake Milk 21 l
KC 20 20
Aralum Window 20 20
Thomas Lumber Company 18' j 21
Davis Flying A 17 23
Snack Cottee Shop 14 26
Crater Lake Ice Cream ill 28' 1
Results: Aralum Window 4, Oregon
Title 0; Crater Lake Ice Crdam '.,
Thomas Lumber 3'j; Davis Flying A
0, Klamath Plywood A 4,- KC 0, Peace
Ambulance 4; Klamath Plywood B 1,
Mouldingcralt 3; Snack Cottee Shop 1,
Crater Lake Milk 3.
High team game, Klamath Plywood
A 989; high team series, Thomas Lbr.
2872; high Ind. game, Jim Waiters
225; high Ind. series. Herb Pinelli
4.
CAL-ORE LEAGUE
W
L
II'
Altord & Nygren Jr.
Greenwood Masonry
Simoiot DeVoe 25 15
Singer Sewing Center 24 16
Lobben Masonry 22' j 1 7" 1
Dugan L Mtst 22 18
Jordan Shell 20 20
Jey Hawk 19-, jn'i
Cash 1 Save Oil 19 21
Merits Aooiiances uj jp,
Sherwin Williams I6'i 23'j
Crescent Sea Food 16' 1 23'
The Soot IJ 25
Sriortys Flying A 13 27
Bud & Jerrys Midway 10 30
Nov. I results: Shortys Flying A 1,
Lobben Masonry 3; Dugan 8 Vest 1.
Simpiot Devoe 3; Cash & Save Oil
0. Webb Ins. 4,- Sherwin Williams 0,
Jordan Shell 4; The Soot 1, Greenwood
Masonry 3; Alford a, Nygren Jr. 3,
Bud & Jerrys Midway 1; Jay Hawk
3'j. Crescent Sea Food ' 1; Singer Sew
ing Center 3, Merits Aoocances 1.
Hign team game. Singer Sewing Cff
845; high team series, Smger Sew. Ctr.
2JS2; high .nd. game. M , Bll AHo'fl
235. W., Yvonne AlfO'd 209, h oh ind.
series. V . Frank RybClyk J94, W ,
Yvonne Altord 457.
KINGSLEY PIBLD LAOIM
Freemans Westerner 34
McGiughevs Trading House 23
Thomas Dodge 21
Manntti Drve-n 21
Hni.s Ref'tgerffion i
NCO Club No 1 it
Matters Furniture 17
Sa'is i
NCO Club N i
Oerchandise Mart 14
18
20
20
Aaa.r Fwrn.ture ij ;t
Grig spy lmoeOust )j
Results: G'gsev $mohouse t,
Freemans Westerner t. NCO Ciub No.
1 0, Sr.s J, Hillis Ret. 4, Hatters J,
Adair Furn. 0. Menmes 4, Merchan
dise Mart 7, McGeugtrl 4, Thomas
Doooe J. NCO dub No I 9.
Htgh team scries. H"t't Furniture
3161 1 Mgn team gemt, Grigsby $mot
ftovM 752; high tod series. Lete
Matthews 44l; htgh Ind. game, P a f
Elmore 175.
Offers Gridiron
But Michigan, a young team
that is suddenly jelling, had dif
ferent ideas.
Michigan had a sorry 1-J-l
record after five games and
seemed in jeopardy of sinking
below last year's 2-7 mark and
finishing in the Big Ten base
Giants' Experience Worries 49er Boss
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.
(L'PH Coach Jack Christian
sen of the San Francisco Forty
Niners respects the New York
Giants' experience even more
than their muscle.
The Forty Niners must battle
the defending Eastern Division
kingpins Sunday in the Polo
ment for the second straight
season.
But the Wolverines upset
Northwestern. 27-6 two weeks
ago and then utilized a tough
defense and capitalized on a
fumbled pitchout recovery in
the last seven minutes to nip
Grounds and Christiansen says
his team will do nothing tricky
or unusual.
He pointed out that the mid
dle six of the Giants" defense
has a total of 56 years of ex
perience. He said fancy stuff
against veterans like these
Wxrtortetioofujr
Lesson,
Illinois and even their mark at
3-3-1 for the season and 2-2-1 in
the Big Ten.
Now the odds are against the
Illint. They would have to win
their final two games against
Wisconsin and frontninner Mich
igan Slate while Ohio State
"tends to defeat your own pur
pose." "They're so smart tliey know
every move you're going to
make," he continued. "Thoy
read you like a book."
He said he was going to try
to beat the. Giants by telling his
men to "muscle up and play it
ill
Slows
would have to lose to either
Northwestern or Michigan for
Pete to go to the Rose Bowl.
Bump, 33, now has whipped
brother Pete, 37, in the only
four games that they've coached
against each other but Bump
refuses to believe that he has
nose to nose or be run out of
the park."
He indicated that he thought
his boys would have a chance
if they matched their perform
ance against the Chicago Bears
or the last half of the Dallas
battle last Sunday.
best sellers
Tops on everybody's best seller list Is the daily newspaper.
On an average day a daily newspaper is bought by 86.4 of atl
U.S. households and read by about 90 million adults and 9 million
teenagers.
It's not surprising that the newspaper Is such a best seller. No
where else can you find out so fast and in such detail what's going
on in the far corners of the world or just around tlie corner in your
own hometown.
The newspaper Is the best source for shopping Information, too,
and that makes it a "best seller" as far as advertisers are concerned.
People need to know whaf s for sale ... for how much ... for how
long . . . and at whose store. They find out In the newspaper.
MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUSINESS THROUGH NEWSPAPERS
Rose Bowl Possibilities
a jinx or a hex over Pete.
"I don't believe in those
things and I'm sure that Pete
doesn't either. It's been four
Ducks Sixth
In Offense
NEW YORK iL'PD - Oregon
ranked sixth in total offense
and ninth in passing offense in
NCAA football team statistics
released here Tuesday.
The Ducks have averaged
355.0 yards per game in eight
contests In total offense and
have averaged 173.5 yards per
game in passing offense.
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Kalis, Oregon Wednesday,
food covrtar of Intamtlonal Cofledon
separate occasions and it's just
happened that way.
"I'm certain that Die kids on
I lie field don't feel there's a
jinx," he added, "the ball takes
a lot of funny bounces."
Now that the Illinois game Is
past, Bump, who Is still real
close to his brother and doesn't
exactly relish the idea of bat
tling him every year, is rooting
for tlie Illini again.
"Sure, I'd like to see them
w in the rest of their games," he
said.
But he neatly sidesteps the
point that he could still help
Pete to go to Pasadena by knock
ing off Ohio State in two weeks.
"Right now, we're concerned
Ubrtrf
about Iowa this veek, that's the
only game on our mind," he
said.
Bevos Lose
Old Hand
PORTLAND (UPI) Rocky
tionevento, veteran Portland
Beaver baseball ground skeeper,
has been hospitalized here.
Bencvento was taken to St.
Vincent Hospital Tuesday after
collapsing while working at
(Multnomah Stadium. He was re
ported in satisfactory condition.
Cause of his collapse was not
determined immediately.
November 13, 1943
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