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j NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1948 THREE U.0.Webfoots Blast Bruins I In 26-7 Win Rose Bowl Hopes High I With Only Oregon State j Remaining on Schedule ' LOS ANGELES, Nov. IS-UK The University of Oregon's loot , ball team headed home todav, ; having shown in powerful man ner that its Rose Bowl dreams , are anything but bubbles in the air. i Keeping abreast of unbeaten California in the drive to repre ; sent the Pacific Coast Conference i at Pasadena's New Year's Day classic, the big, smooth running i Oregon eleven kept its confer j ence record intact by crushing a fighting but outmatched UCLA : Bruin last night, 26 to 7 before ! 42,000 fans. ! The win was the Webfoot's sixth in conference play. It broke i a 15-year jinx for the Webfoots ! playing the Bruins in Memorial i Coliseum, and left them witn : one more obstacle in their drive for the first appearance of an Oregon team in the Rose Bowl since the Webfoots dropped a 7-6 decision to Harvard in 1920. The team is keeping one eye ahead on their next foe, a major foe any year Oregon State. The other eye is fastened on the California Bears and their game today with Washington State and next week against traditionally bitter Stanford. California defeated UCLA last week, 28-13, and lost some of Its luster in the doing. UCLA Coach Bert La Brucherie declin ed to compare the Bears and Oregon. But he had nothing but high praise for the Webfoot's field general and pass artist, Norman Van Brocklin. The same is true of Oregon'3 backs Bob Sanders, Woodley Lewis, George Bell and a line anchored by bruising Brad Eck lund, 200-pound center. Jim Aiken's strong men spent the evening opening tremendous holes for the ball carriers. They throttled the UCLA attack until, with reserves dottine the field. the UCLANS traveled 93 yards in the final quarter for their lone touchdown. Oregon cashed in on one breaK a fumble on the Bruin 23. They failed to cash In on another fumble, but that was the only mistake they made. Van Jlrock lin, using his arm sparingly in favor of directing a murderous ground attack, set up the second touchdown with his aerial wiz ardry. The next two Webfoot scores came on marches of 60 and 51 yards, with Sanders, Lew is and Company tearing off huge gains afoot. Oregon rolled up 380 yards total offense, UCLA 23. Van Brocklin threw only 12 passes, completed six for 89 yards, and his right end, Dick "Vilkins, shar ing the spotlight with his wing mate, Dan Garza, caught his 25th pass of the season to break a conference record of 24 set last j year by Oregon State's, Don Mast. ! Levy on Out-of-Town ; Firms up to City Voters ST. HELENS. Ore., Nov. 13. I UP) Voters will ballot next i month on a charier amendment i which will enable St. Helens to 'levy license Tees on out-of-town ! firms doing business In the city. 1 Such fees were ruled illegal by Circuit Court Judge Howard K. Zimmerman, who held that the present city charter did not not permit the levies. The charter is now beinr: reworded, t The judge upheld the city on one important point He ruled that charging license fees 50 per cent higher for out-of-town firms was not discrimi atory, since local fims pa additional money through real prope-ty taxation. Joe Maxim is Awarded Win Over Satterfield j CHICAGO, Nov. 13. (JP) Cleveland's Joe Maxim, a fancy light heavyweight strategist, .was awarded a 10-round unanimous de cision over hard-hitting Bob Sat terfield of Chicago In Chicago Stadium last night. Maxim weigh ed 181 pounds to 172 12 for Sat terfield. The slim crowd of 4,802 , Daid $21,142. Y OREGON HIGH SCHOOL ' FOOTBALL SCORES By the Associated Press) Hillsboro 14, McMinnville 0. Jefferson 13, Roosevelt 2 (both Portland). Oregon Citv 7, Beaverton 6. I Tigard 22, Newberg 0. 1 Columbia Prep 41, Hill Military 0 (both Portland), j Dallas 25, Canby 6. St. Paul 28, Turner 0. FURNACES BASEMENT UTILITY FLOOR GUTTERS 0. G. GALVANIZED SINKS CANOPYS FREE ESTIMATES ROSEBURG SHEET METAL 850 E. First St Phone 841 They'll Do It Every News item.- With all the elusive ' Grace of a ballet dancer,'twinkle toes' (sazella twisted anolwlrlep his way to six touchdowns-" 1 j Notre. Dame, Army Ruled Favorites In Today's Games NEW YORK, Nov. 13. (JP) Notre Dame and Army ruled solid 14-point favorites today in the headline games of a crowded college football program. The Irish met ambitious North western at South Bend with a chance to tie the 26-game unbeat en string of Knute Rockne's 1929-30-31 juggernauts. The West Point Cadets, head ing toward a new all-time col legiate record for' ball-carrying power, engaged big, bruising Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. In addition to Notre Dame nnd Army, another of the five remain ing unbeaten, untied major teams Clemson faced its toughest ob stacle of the year. Rugged Wake Forrest, already chosen for Birm ingham's Dixie Bowl, was Clem son's foe at Winston Salem and perhaps the day's largest menace to the thinning perfect ranks. The other unsmudged elevens Michigan and California were blessed with a comparatively mild afternoon's work. The Wolverines played Indi ana, already beaten five times. at Ann Arbor. The Golden Bears, making the boldest bid for the Pacific Coast spot in the Rose Bowl, tangled with twice-whipped, once-tied Washington State at Berkeley. North Carolina, its clean rec ord soiled by the tie with Wil liam and Mary last week, took on Maryland at Washington, D. C, in a game that should send one of the Southern Conference teams into a bowl. Jefferson of Portland Enters Football Playoff (By Th Associated Press! Jefferson of Portland vaulted into the state high school play offs today and that left only one question mark In the Dicture. Hillsboro provided the poser bv trouncing McMinnville last night, 14-0, to leave the District 6 race in an apparent tie between the two teams. Hlllsboro's win meant a tie with McMinnville for the Tualatin-Yamhill Valley League title, but Hillsboro was believed to have the edge for the district nomination by reason of its con vincing win over McMinnville. ine losers never threatened seri ously. i Jefferson gained the playoffs by trimming city rival Roosevelt, 13-2, for the District 8 title. Last week the same two teams Dlaved to a scoreless deadlock for the Portland city championship. That completed with the ex ception of District 6 the pair ings for the stale playoffs to start next week. The District 6 football committee will determine how to select the winner there. The pairings: La Grande (District 1) at Med ford (2). Grants Pass (3) at Albany (4). Gresham 5) at District 6 win ner. Central Catholic at Portland (7) at Jefferson of Portland (8). ri in IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 12" Dry Wood 16" Green Slabwood 16" Mill Ends Screened Sawdust V Slabwood 4' Dry 16" Dry Time 3UT AT THE PROW, TvVINKLETOES ' PlDM'T COME UP WITH MUCH OF THE PALLET STUFF. ASK HIS JELLVBEAAJ- Bowling Scores COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Team 8lftndlr.fi Team Won Lout Coen Supply Co ...I7 13 Yoncall- Merchanti - lfl 14 Tyler St Shultz 13 17 Wayne Shoe Store 13 17 Umpqua Cleaner .13 17 Sig Felt 7 23 Game November 11 Umpqua Valley Hardware, 2:Sfg Fett. Ilmnnui Cleaners. 2: Corn StiDDlv Co.. 2; Wayne Shoe Store, 1; Tyler St bnuuz, u; LOCKWOOu motors, i; loncaii 1. ' Remark High Individual same score, Leo Soulla. 224; High individual series score. MB. TYLER A SHULTZ Hdcp 122 122 D. Anderson 152 127 S. Leep 103 120 Absentee 138 111 Greenlee ,. - 92 111 L. Tyler 147 140 122366 110 ,'IH9 92315 1:15364 1273.10 130417 Totals 754 731 718 2201 HIO KETT Hdcp. 243 243 243729 D. Bartlett -....106 99 104311 L. Anderson 100 . 90 106206 B. Major 112 91 106309 O. Gosnell 104 74 95273 H. Kelly 152 143 128423 Totals 819 740 782 2341 VMrqUA CLEANERS Hdcp 150 150 150450 C. Graves 111 133 171415 C. Kelly 139 110 126377 R rtaten 168 96 '3407 D. Williams 135 1?5 18.1440 D. Anderson 147 163 202512 Totals 850 777 B74 2601 LOCKWOOD MOTORS Hdcp 113 113 113 339 J. Stone 157 161 131474 E. Lents 135 131 111410 A. Schllck 119 116 131 :.7l O. Murphy 171 167 142 4B0 D. Bell 153 189 182-529 Totals 848 877 87327598 WAYNES SHOE STOKE Hdcp 155 155 155 465 B. Sc-helern 125 155 135415 E. Wllker 100 147 113308 I. Stelnhauer 181 117 152 4r,0 T. Bouse 118 113 132 :;65 B. Schlndler 190 174 148510 Totals 877 883 833 2573 I'MPQUA VALLEY HARDWARE Hdcp 68 68 68204 Johnson 165 200 161-546 CralB 159 142 141442 Hardtnn 150 157 134441 Absentee 133 1 48 1:19419 Soulla 153 224 191568 Totals 828 939 853 2620 COEN LUMBER SUri'LY Hdcp 114 114 114342 J. Schearer ISO 2O0 165515 A. Mills 168 188 175531 A. Bowen 108 162 158428 J. Lwery 120 1 37 1 20377 E. Stancllff 181 162 1G5 508 Total n SS 897 2701 YONCALLA MERCHANTS Hdcp. 157 1 57 137471 n m 145 159 165 468 E. Currier" .125 177 134436 r Hnnth 117 103 88308 G. KremkaU 143 139 136-418 E. Shlery .. 187 155 113435 Totals 874 890 793 2557 CLASSIC LEACIIE Team Standing. Team Won Lost RoseburK Lumber 17 13 Mix Bonebenders 16 14 Pearson Mobil Gas 13 15 V. r. W ...12 18 flames November IT Pearson Mobil Gas. 2; Roseburg Lum ber. 2; Mix Bonebenders. 1; V. W. F. 1. Remarks HlRh Individual game score. E. Flnger lns. 218: high individual series score, E. Flngerlos, 608. Coos Bay vs. Roscburg FLOOR SANDING' and FINISHING Estimates Leslie Pfaff 320 Ward St. Phone 1349 J i m smimcon PHONE 468 Roseburg Lumber Company For Wood and Sawdust ft V04MS ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. By Jimmy Hatlo Lumber Co. Sunday Nov. 14, here. PEARSONS MOBIL GAS E. Flngerlns ...198 218 ISO 0fl Kj. werrman : '" M. Ball 1B7 1S2 153 332 D. MenUer 210 182 1 Ml Total 751 788 6882207 Baughman 158 142 173461 Bruton 1st. Game Wiley 2-3 148 142 173481 Mix 1R9 1R8 214549 Pfeirfer - 168 175 169512 Totals 639 65.1 702 1984 ROSEHURG LIIR. CO. Oman - - - lM 179 167504 Sargent 162 167 1B4 513 Root 146 191 166 S03 C. Short 160 135 153448 Totals . 676 672 670 1968 W. .. 180 144 137461 ...178 1 83 1 33 494 .178 173 174525 .. 189 150 185524 . 725 650 629 2004 SouKa Winston Spakousky . S. Short Totals Gavilon Gets 10-Round Decision Over Pellone NEW YORK, Nov. 13. (JP) Kid Gavilan, flashy Cuban con tender, will leave for Havana in a day or two with the hope that upon his return In January it will be to meet Welterweight Cham pion Ray Robinson In a title bout. Gavilan, who won a decisive, unanimous 10-round decision over touh Tony Pellone of New York in Madison Square Garden last night, is very anxious to met the Sugar Man for the 147-pound crown. The Cuban Kid lost a non-title fight to Robinson in Yankee Sta dium last Seotember. Robinson weighed 159 for that scrap, and Gavilan's handlers as well as The Kid himself believe the Cuban can lift the title at the division weight. Basketball Officials Clinic Is Announced Persons Interested in officiating at basketball games are asked to attend a basketball clinic to be held in Roseburg Senior High School Monday, Dec. 13, accord ing to an announcement released by A. Oden Hawes, representing Oregon School Activities Associa tion. School administrators, coaches and officials are among those In vited to attend. Basketball rules will be discussed, motion pictures shown, and a basketball examina tion will be administered to per sons desiring to officiate at basketball games. AND IF SO . . . WE HAVE ... Free Delivery Up to Five Miles all the fixtures, galvanized pipe, toil pipes, fitting, and i can also furnish the tools If you need advice on help we can furnish a licensed plumber W. M. SANDALL CO. Hiway 99 North 1 Block South of the Garden Valley Road. Phone 11 17-R As little as 1 0 down, up to 3 years Papooses Ready For Ashland Tilt; Writer in Hiding Seems like the spotlight was turned on the Papooses before they could take their places on stage, in Friday's News-Review. Now It's the local sportswriter that's about to be packed away in mothballs, along with the, In dians' uniforms. The Papooses gridiron engage ments have been shifted around more times on the local sports page than Thanksgiving during F. D. Roosevelt's administration. At any rate, the Papooses will play tonight ' Saturday at 8 o'clock on Flnlay Field, where they will make their final appear ance of the season In a return match against Ashland Junior High School. . The Papooses will be out to break previously mentioned 0 0 tie. (It Is hoped they don't In clude the N-R sportswriters neck In on the deal.) During the past week, the Jun ior High Papooses have scrim maged successfully, passed per sistently, kicked consistently and in general, drilled dllligentlv. For tonight's (Saturday, Nov. 13, 8 p. m., Finlay Field) game,, they are in a word prepared. (The N-R sportswriter is pre pared, too. He bought a one-wav ticket to Lower Slobbovia lust in case the game should happen to be called off. "I gung become fisherman Red Herrlnk, a spe shulty," he is reported to have said, after being coaxed out of a crack in the concrete.) Football fans especially Pa poose pluggers are urged to at tend this final 1948 gridiron tus sle on the Senior High Field to see the 1S1 varsity in action. Coast Conference Football Activity CORVALLIS, Ore., Nov. 13 (JP) Despite a forecast of show ers, a high-scoring duel was ex pected between the Utah Red skins and the Oregon State Beav ers. Both teams are offense-minded. Oregon State In particular has shown a potent attack and an absence of defense. The Beavers scored seven touchdowns In their last two games, but allowed 11 and lost both tilts. BERKELEY, Calif., Nov. 13 (pi hour away and two to go on ine nose bowi trail, tne uni versity of California Bears take on the Washington State Cou gars before an expected crowd of 40,000 In Memorial Stadium today. California was favored by four toucnoowns. The Bears will be near top strength. Only tackle Jim Turner and Reserve Halfback Bob Dal Porto may be sllellned with in juries. PALO ALTO, Calif., Nov. 13 (JP) Stanford's painfully-acquired, knowledge of rock 'em and sock 'em football, learned, the hard way Trom Army last week, was passed on today to the Mon tana Grizzlies. Whether the Montanans long Jaunt from Missoula gets them anything but a hard-earned lesson in blocking and tackling is doubt ful, the-dope figuring them sev eral touchdowns below Stanford. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 13 (JP) A hard luck Washington Husky eleven takes the field against the favored University of Southern California Trojans In Memorial to pay Coliseum today before a crowd expected tc number 45,000 or more. Neither team at this stage of the season is a factor in the Pacific Coast Conference Rose Bowl race but rivalry between the two has always been keen. HONOLULU. Nov. 13-UP) Santa Clara Is the University of Hawaii's No. 1 choice for a Dec. 17 opponent here. ine board oi athletic control last night authorized Dr. Iwao MiyaKe, acting director oi atn letics, to make arrangements with Santa Clara lor the football game. Santa Clara officials cabled yes terday they were interested. I he date was left open on the UH schedule when Montana State cancelled a previously sched uled game. MOSCOW. Idaho. Nov. 13 UP) Coach Hal Moe's Portland Uni versity Pilots will be seeking their first win over the Univer sity of Idaho in four tries when they meet today on tne ldano football field. The Vandals nip- Eed Portland last year 20 to 14 y covering 95 yards In the last minute oi piay. A rainless afternoon nas been predicted for the anticipated crowd of 6,000. The 'kickoff is scheduled for 1:30 p. m. Czech Schools Demand Right Political Replies PRAGUE. (JP) Czechoslo vakia's educational system is due for an overhauling so that stu dents who get as far as the uni versity will have something more than book knowledge. Any stu dent applying for university ad mission nas to pass a sort oi in telligence "acceptance commit tee composed oi one proiessor and two senior students. The answers have to be right politically, of course. And the answers may, or may not, have been In books somewhere along the educational assembly line. It's the answers that are mak ing the educational authorities Isee red. One student who applied to enter Journalism school was asked "Who is Dmitrov?" He didn't know. "Well, what about Vishlnsky?" the answer: "Never heard the name." Then, the can didate answered: "You see, I read books only by Czech authors." One girl student who wanted to become a school teacher and recited reams of Shakespeare to prove her literary ability was turned down because, among other things, she insisted beer was made from grapes. One candidate for the medical college insisted that "The Marsh all plan Is an organization of the American Unitarian church which distributes Bibles and baby clothing in Germany ... or in western Europe." Pope Pius Congratulates Truman on His Election VATfCAN CITY, Nov. 12. (JP) Pope Pius II congratulated Pre sident Truman on his election vic tory and the resident, replying, said he was humbly seeking di vine guidance In the quest for peace, the Vatican announced yes terday. The Pope's message expressed hope the president's work would be crowned by pea and pros perity. The Pontlf added that these wishes were accompanied by prayers for the president's family. 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