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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1963)
f ? ; t i U (Grid W ebfoots Choices To NEW YORK lUPP-There'll he no holding the nation's four top-ranked teams this weekend according to the college football oddsmakers. Texas, Navy, Mississippi, and Michigan State the power elite of the major college set all have been installed two touchdown or better favorites for Saturday's games, as has been ninth-ranked Nebraska. The rest of the nation's lop 10 are expected to have their hands full with tough oppo nents, especially Illinois I No. 81 which is a three-point underdog to Big Ten rival Wisconsin. Top ranked Texas, with only two teams standing between them and the Southwest Con ference title, a Cotton Bowl bid, and the national champion ship, risks its perfect record against Texas Christian (3-3-1). The Longhorns, the only major college outfit with a spotless slate, are 124 point choices. Roger "Staubach's sensational passing has made Navy (No. 21 a solid 12-point favorite over a 20-20 Duke team, although the Blue Devils are presently in a three-way tie for the Atlantic Coast Conference title. Third ranked Mississippi, skipping merrily to another Southeastern Conference cham pionship, rates 15'j points bet ter than erratic Tennessee; punch-drunk Notre Dame, bat tered and bruised by Navy and Pittsburgh in its last two games, is unlikely to get any sympathy from Michigan State (No. 4i which rates a 13'2-point selection on the strength of Us Big Ten leadership; and Ne braska are 16 points stronger than Oklahoma State. Pitt (No. 5i, Oklahoma (No. fi', and Alabama (No. 7) all rate one-touchdown favorites over ranked opponents. The Panthers are 7-point picks over Army (No. 12 1 in the East's feature game; the Sooners are favored by 6'i over Big Eight rival Missouri (No. 15) and 'Bama is given the same spread over 13th-ranked Geor gia Tech with versatile Billy Lothridge. Georgia, paced by passer Larry Bakestraw, is a six-point underdog, to lOth-ranked Au burn's ground forces, led by .Jimmy Sidle. In a pair of Friday night games, Southern California is a 12'j point favorite over Oregon State in a West Coast clash, and Xavier is an eight-point Ex-Champs In Test GARDENA. Calif. il'PP Every past winner of the $7,500 Gardena Valley Open golf tour nament except one will be on hand when action gets under way Thursday in the 54-hole competition over the Western Avenue course here. The late entries of Jim Fer rier and Jimmy Clark complet ed the list of former champions excluding Tommy Jacobs who is competing in the East. Other former champions par ticipating are veteran amateur Getie Andrews who beat the pros in last year's event. Smil ey Quick, Charles Sifford. Bob Duden, Jerry Bai1r as well as Clark who won the event in 19S0 and Because of a field of 310 en tries, the opening round will be played over two days with the field split into first and second divisions competing Thursday and Friday. For the final two rounds the field will be cut to the top 80 pros and leading amateurs. WCKY AIRS REDS CINCINNATI. Ohio 'LP1 The Cincinnati Reds' 1-t games will be broadcast over radio station WCKY. Waite Hoyt will handle the broadcasts over the 80-station network. WCKY' is a 50.000 watt station, one of the nation s most pow erful. Jeep OWNERS! Sea ui for oil your 4-wheel drive needs. Authorized Parts, SALES and SERVICE for all JEEP' Vehicle Joe Fisher 677 Se. 7th Pti 4 8104 Elite choice over Detroit. In other Saturday games: East: Harvard is favored by 5'i over Brown; Princeton 8 over Vale; Columbia 11 over Pennsylvania; Boston College 12' i over Virginia; Dartmouth 12' i over Cornell; Syracuse 20 over Richmond; Penn Stale 26 over Holy Cross. South: West Virginia 1 over Virginia Tech: Tulane l'j over Vanderbilt: Mississippi State 2 over Louisiana Stale; North Carolina 2'j over Miamj iFla.); Florida State 3 over North Car olina State: Clemson 9 over HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath New Giant 'Quartet1 Tries SF NEW YORK (UPD Sign in the New York Giants' dress ing room at Yankee Stadium: "The Golden Gate Quartet Composed of Y. A. Tittle, soprano Hugh McElhenny, alto Aaron Thomas, stutter tenor Ed Dove, bass Will sing the theme nmg "Don't Give No Gold to Frisco." The Giants w ill play the San Francisco Forty Nlners Sun day at Yankee Stadium and "The Golden Gate Quartet" is composed of Forty M n e r alumni. The sign painter was Jim Kalcavage. Aerial Game Leads National Offense NEW YORK (UPD Gus Dorais and Knute Rockne of Notre Dame could hardly have realized what they were starting when they introduced the first attack of any consequence to surprise Army in li)13. Now, 50 years later, the na tion's college footballers are us ing the air for more than 40 per cent of their travel. The figure has been soaring steadily, reaching a record 39.0 per cent last year, but not until Saturday did it go over the 40 per cent mark. Not only has 40.1 per cent of the 1963 season's mileage to date been pass-produced, but 24 major teams have gained more in the air than on the ground and 33 players have thrown for more yardage than anyone has carried the ball from scrimmage. Emphasizing the point is the fact that seven of the lop 10 major teams in total offense are also in the top 10 in passing in NCAA Service Bureau statistics released today. This passing fancy has also influenced the scoreboard, since the only two teams now averaging over 30 points a game Utah State and Navy are also among the air powers. The most notable exception to the rule is Texas, which came through its battle with air minded Baylor as the majors' only all-winning team after Au burn and Princeton were both dropped from the unbeaten ranks over the weekend. And Princeton has rolled to its 6-1 STORE YOUR BOAT . . . in our new storage sheds. We'll take care of your boat all winter long and have it ready for the water next sorinq. Let us winterize and store your outboard motor, too. We'll moke sure it's in top shone come the boat inq ason. Rive us a call at TU 2-5834. PELICAN MARINA 928 Front Favored; Maryland: South Carolina 17 over Wake Forest. Midwest: Ohio vs. Bowling Green, even money; Wichita vs Cincinnati, even; Michigan 2 over Iowa; Ohio State 5 over Northwestern: Purdue 6 over Minnesota: Miami (Ohio) 8'i over Dayton. Southwest: Arkansas 4 over Southern Methodist; Arizona State 6 over Wyoming; Houston 7 over Tulsa: Rice 12 over Tex as AIM; Air Force 12 over New Mexico; Baylor 12'j over Kentucky; Kansas 13'i over Colorado. Kalis, Oregon Wednesday, November 13, 1963 PAGE IB Renf ro Again Well; Nowatske Top Back PORTLAND (UPD-Mel Ren fro will be almost fully healthy and Tom Nowatzke is the "best fullback in the Big 10." Those comments were made Tuesday at the meeting of the Oregon Sportswriters and Sport casters Association by advance men for Saturday's Oregon-Indiana football game here. Art Litchman, athletic public relations chief at Oregon, said Renfro would be "just about 100 per cent" for the game. Renfro suffered a cracked rib in the Washington game here Oct. 26. Tom Miller, publicity chief for Indiana, said Nowatzke, who blitzed Oregon State last week, was the best fullback in the Big 10 "and possibly the country." The crowd in Saturday's game here is being watched as record with an almost total dis dain for the pass. The Tigers have thrown the ball only 54 times, but made them count for five touchdowns. On top in total offense and scoring is Utah Slate, sixth in the passing ranks. Wichita, third in passing, is second in total offense. Navy is fifth in pass ing, seventh in total offense, second in scoring and is the na tion's pass-accuracy leader in a runaway. The Middies have been successful on .669 of their pass attempts and the only oth er major with a better than 60 per cent completion record is Washington, .602. Tulsa look advantage of Bay lor's struggle with Texas to sit in the Bears' chair as this week's team passing leader. Ne braska is fourth in total offense combining its rushing lead with only 722 passing yards. Mississippi, one of two un beaten but tied, majors, is ninth in total offense, seventh in pass ing and first in the nation in touchdown passes with 15. WORLD'S BIGGEST WRESTLER!! KLAMATH AUDITORIUM WEDNESDAY NIGHT, NOV. 1 3th, 8:30 P.M. 601 LB. HAYSTACK CALHOUN IN A BATTLE ROYAL WITH FIVE OTHER MEN pnp aki irtnin cinn PURSE. DON'T MISS THIS it MAT GIANT! . Pint three BIG PRELIMS: KOZAK i. GORKY CALHOUN vf ANE DAVIDSON ... JACOBS (WATCH FOR HAYSTACK ON KOTt-TV NOV. 13 Ih WITH WAYNE SCOTT.I TICKETS AT REGULAR PRICES AT REEDER'S AND THE WALDORF. U SC, Win West: California 3 over Utah; Oregon 6 over Indiana; Stanford 12 over Washington State; Washington 13 over UCLA. In professional football: National League: Baltimore 3 over Minnesota; Green Bay 3'j over Chicago; Dallas 3 over Philadelphia; Pittsburgh 6'i over Washington; Cleveland 8 over St. Louis; Detroit 10 over Los Angeles; New York 17 over San Francisco. American League: San Diego l'i over Buflalo; Denver 5 over New York; Boston 6'i over Kansas City. a possible indication of the fu ture of college football in Port land. There has been pressure to return all Oregon and Oregon State games to their campuses and a small crowd Saturday could help this movement along. Oregon, incidentally, has played Big 10 teams seven times and has lost all seven. I DOUBLE GUARANTEE JkJ I LT UULDLD II I Our retreads. Identified if 0. ir1 l j by Medallion and shop li K VV UTf jKs. Msa 19 a DOUBLE GUARANTEE: L I UL 311(1 11 l n mil I I ars SCRAPER nfirMMftfMrvmletNMifiiUlaiMl. ""V. eV- H Ttt Fir CUAIUNTII rr1t IVIt fC A tkS. VS. H PHttiM af aint it Mhir front lU vU&l UI XxWvV fk tn M rel huttd Hk Utve kw V HB e e z isi a Obligation 1 w''iere yur Jo"or buy M,LES more jojSSfff' i l WW STORES rTTrniiifnn linn TrwriimTinrrintiwi minium iiiiiiiiihi Local Wrestling Card Highlighted By Mammoth Matman Appearing Tonight Tonight's the night (or the ap pearance of the world's larg est wrestler in Klamalh Falls. Haystack Calhoun, 601 pounds of mat destruction, visits the Klamath Falls Auditorium with an overflow crowd expected to witness Uie night of profession al style grappling. Haystack, who hails from the story - book sounding town of Morgan's Corner, Ark., left his farm there and since his arriv al in the Pacific Northwest has drawn capacity crowds in ev ery appearance. His speed has amazed ail both opponents and fans con sidering his large size. Stand ing 6-4, he uses his speed, height and overw helming w eight to good advantage in stopping all comers. Haystack will be the obvious highlight of the big night of wrestling this evening, when five other well-known and tal ented grapplers collide w ith the big man in an "over-the-top" SOLDAT GORKY . . . in action tonight rtpe$foit"Early Avoid the expense of emergency tire purchases and towing services,,, avoid the aggravation of lost time and needless delays. Take advantage of our Pre-Season Offer now M)TOU(BI battle royal, with a KSOO purse due (lie last man to leave the ring. In addition to Haystack, such top wrestlers as Soldat Gorky, the beared Russian; Hawaiian Gil Ane, a former (iro football standout; popular Canadian Nick Kozak; classy New Zeal ander Abe Jacobs and well kiiown local wrestler Buck Davidson will be seen in the battle for the large purse sure to draw extra action from all six. And the six will meet in pre liminary matches opened by Ja cobs and Davidson slashing in the first test. This bout will be followed by Ane, weighing 275 pounds tak ing on the Haystack and in the final prelim, a real battle Is expected when the Cossack dancing Gorky collides with Ko zak. Gorky is known to use almost any trick in attempting to post a win. whole Kozak attempts to if'-' Sips! HAYSTACK CALHOUN . . . ta ke$ on five Bird" offer 7ire$fone WINTER TREADS RETREADS. ..ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRE8 offer little more scientific grap pling. When these two different ap proaches meet, the usual Probe Calls Baltimore Artist BALTIMORE, Md. (UPIlX Baltimore artist who made ringside sketches of Ernie Knox' INCREASE IN RANK WASHINGTON (UPD - The Senate Commerce Committee has approved an increase in rank to full commander for Otto Graham, football coach at the Coast Guard Academy. Graham also will enjoy im proved academic tenure as an associate professor and a com mander at the school. LEVIS FOR ALL DREWS Manstore 733 Main and Town & Country They're wonderful! about "clean" mat work is tossed out tiie window. Advance sale on the big card has been brisk and tickets will ill-fated bout with heavyweight Wayne Bethea is scheduled to be" called today by the grand jury investigating the ring death. George Sheppardis expected to shed further light on the knockout which resulted in the death of Knox. Dr. William H. Mosbery Jr., is reported to have told Tues day's closed hearing that Knox died from a blood clot on the left side of the brain that could have been caused by a blow re ceived during the bout. AT They're washable! LEVI'S9 IVY STYLE WOOL SHIRTS Slim, Trim Fit! Our new Ivy Model with the button-down collar is really cut to fit! Broad at the shoulders, narrow at the waist-with extra long shirttails to keep it neat and snug. Wool-Nylon Blend! It's 85X wool for body and warmth 15x nylon for strength and washability. Choose from dozens of handsome patterns from famous Carleton Mills. Great Gift Item! For the lucky men on your holiday gift list, make it a LEVI'S Ivy Model Wool Shirt! 25 at your LEVI'S Wool Shirt dealer's be available at the door at reg ular prices. 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