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o o 0 0 o o SPORTS o Oaks Slaughter Canyonville, 51-19 6 Th News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Friday, Oct. 13, 1950 Los Angeles To See Two Top Teams Tangle In Big Pacific Coast Competition By BOB MYERS AMocltd Pra Sporuwrn.r LOS ANGELES IAP) Tk; glent city o( too m.ny peopl. plays host to tho top two college football gemei in the Par West thit weekend and there if a strong aroma of roiet around both confetti. The University of California at " Im Anseles Irads oil lonicnt th, Hhni rlrnprwH hofore Wuron- gainst Hose Bowl contend lili- sin and LTl.A put up a whale of nou from the Big Ten. and tomor-i , (,cht brlnr lome bv one con- row afternoon a pair ol biltc-r ri-; version nnint to Washinstnn last vala in the coast conference. L'alr forma and the L'niversily of South ern California, collide in a battle that beam a disiinct flavor of American beauties, Pasadena pe-ciea. Swinging around the rest of the week California, seeking us third straight visit to the Rose Bowl, f.i ... t sr Th. sme would hocause they are famous for taking hold true for the Trojans of SC except that they ran smack into Homecoming Spurs Indians For Big Game With homecoming as a special inreniive. tonight's football contest between Roseburg and Msrshfield promises lo be one of the most unnredirtahle samp of the sea son It will be plaved on Unlay oamana narreien acioss ji jx.inin field starting Al before the visitors got another. Marshfield must win at Rose. Halftime Satire was Jl-S. burg to stav on the championwiip After the half, Canyonville got path. It won t be easv. The lndi- rolling long enough to score 1J ans were inexperienced when the more points in the third quarter, season started, hut thy have met but Oakland wasn't ready lo stop some good teams and are round- and pushed across a touchdown in ing into a strong football machine, the third and lv. in the fourth. Another thing in favor of the lndi- Final score 51-19. ans is that last week's Marshfield- This gives Oakland one win and .North Bend game was built up as two ties. Canyonville has one win the game of the league. The Pi- and two U.sscs. rates might well slump after their peak efioit at North Bend last Deer Season May Be The p,raie w,ii have to be Extended Five Days watched every minute, however., PORTLAND I.P) The deer r, Amateurs Set To Slug It Out It took all the pent-up fury aT u.int kni n,L infl u r.W-' r : tered tvinvonville, yesterday after- A 1 A MiliAHll w noonMl-19. on the Oakland field. IT UriTlOrV It was orvrjif the fastest ames ! J to rtate as Wf oak literally ran away with the game. From the very first there was liltle doubt in the spectators minds as to the eventual winners. The Tigers scored in the first quarter but Eastern Oregon Draws Spotlight In Grid Contests O Yanks Beat 9ers And ; Win First Place FIGHT SIT NEW YORK Mi f,MIising 20-year-old Jimmy Beau of Nor- I mral4 rnnn maliAa a hilt (n, iha EW YORK t.Vt Thanki to v.- .':., l.. ...u .... ' ,r - uik lime hiiii,ii wurn iir nivr mi uddy oung and Ceorse Ratter-, ,ne Vfler,n Nick Baione, light man the .New ior lanKees irr i,,...,,,.!,, enmender from Svr. I By MATT KRAMER () AaauCUied Pr.aa &Dori.rtt Kastrrn Oregon draws the spot light in state high school football l rra this Aecttend with i.a 'irande in first place in the national div- cuse. in the top ten rounder at Annthur spurting event foritose- ntr.n against unbeaten CMilton- instant advantage of any break In the North Rend game the Bull Mil amain iiiiii . . , , . . , . circuit mid ringing m the inde- tr.si jiso '1'! I I Marshf.eld. The I'irafe, made no pendent trams. Manlurd urj.. - o es ''h a jn-M he h . from opsins and used r.reaner irurn unu. r-mdnnru n.n- - - u. ..i.K.. ...,- , 4, , (() North hfin& M Alio, Oregon visits little brother Idaho at Moscow, Washington po tent Huskies invade Portland (or a loop tilt with Oregon State, and Washington State play ex-league member Montana at Missoula. Strong Loyola journeys north lo play San Jne State tonight, St. Mary'i and San Francisco U. set tle, a local issue at San Francisco Junday, and College of the Pacific and Nevada tansle at Reno to morrow. Illini Fevered Illinois, which dcfealed IXXA in the 1947 Rose Bowl game, is fa vored to score a repeat tonight. But the odds grew shorter when Thai a 1 i-s.t,firM 19 Vnrl h l.ynn Waldorf, the ('a! coach, has Ucnfl 6 lost hut three games since ne tooK The n()Sf.nitrg homecoming over at Berkeley in 1 :4 7 . .North- (jvities got inrpr u av Thin rta v western and Ohio State nipped the'nu;hl Wltn a Blflnl rav on jark. lirars in Ro.se Bowl games and j son s,rp(M Twn tnH.ks rarrying I SC beat them in 147. This fall the hand and Ihe veil leaders led the Bears, with a brilliant running i nflra,(P anH fnllowinB was a ei- gantic serpentine. Ihe big events will take place attack, have won from Santa Clara. Oregon and Pennsylvania, all with apparent ease. The Tro jans, supposedly loaded with tal ent, were favored over Iowa but losl ; they were heavily favored oxer Washington Stale, and sirug glcd for the tie. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT season may be extenoeo lor live days instead of having a "hunger's choice" or doe season. The .State Game commission to day .scheduled a Monday hearing on the question. Originally it had hern planned to allow deer hunters, who failed to bag a buck during the regular sea ar" son, to hun. Oct. 21-22 in certain Kastem and Western Oregon areas to thin out .some deer herds. But this was protested and a i heanir; was held today. Kepresen- i tatives from the Bend Ochoco for- est area said hunting has been i burg f.uu in addition to the Indian Pirate gft-aie, is he six event ama teur box'rfig card at the armory tonight be.'! inn in g at 8 30. Ther will be 27 rounds, made up of th.ee five round bouts and three four Younde-s. The main event pus Dick Atkins and Paul Khnt in p five round welterweight bout. Two middleweight fichts ate slated, as well as. a fea'herwetcht, a lisht heavyweight and a heavy weiajnt bout. The card is as follows: Main event Dick Atkins vs Paul KlmL (welterweight) Semi-wjndup Vernon SplangT vs. Curly Kiser. (middleweight) Special event Ray Vendenhall vs. Jewell Rug.?, (middleweight) Bout 3 Krme Howe w Ted Howser. (light Vavyweight) Bout 2 John Denbrodar vs .B'U Hardisly. ( heavyweight ) Bout 1 lerry Boy art vs. Ray Hoskins. ( featherweight ) In addition to t nt stellar card of top ranking amateur hunts. Ihe show will feature an out. standing tumbling and acrobatic perform ance hetween bouts, Four men and a girl comprise the Olympians who feature acts never before seen in the Northwest. Frcewater in a i,ime that could determine the IUsfnct 1 titlist. Milton Froewater, soaring on the passes of the basketball star, Jeny trimming, nas .our siraiint wtfl. including one over the always strong Walla Walla team. La Oianne. featuring tne hard-runnin1: Bill West, has won three, but ision of the national football leaie St ' icnn!as arena ion ay Voting sprinied 15 yards in the affair, last five minutes to give the Vanks a 29 24 victory over the winless San Francisco 49ers last night he fore 6.000 fans in the Big Yankee Stadium. RaW) held the crowd diwi.. The victory enabled the Vanks to break a tie for the top rung with the Chicago Rears and Detroit, Lions who were idle. C. The fight is rated an even money & Hi dropped a noiiMlistrict encounter to Beshore May Not Fight Roosevelt of Portland. ' i . r'ri l:-. ununc rwr vnumpiurnnip R ABB LEADS OFFENSE tonight with the game followed by a dance for alumni presented hv the Tri-Hi-Y at ihe Mich school. Starting lineups for tonight's came are as follows: I $ III "Somtbody picked my pocUtr Auor.aiUd PrM SporlBwrilvr St. Ixuis .Sandy Saddler. 131. New York, outpointed I. any La sane, 12H. New York ,10 I non-title I. New York (Bronx Winler Gar den l Dennis Pat Brady, 140. New York, outpointed Fred Monforte, 138' 4, New York. 8. Berlin, N 1L Paul Merrick. 122, Portland, Me. knocked out Jerry Lavigrje, 124, Montreal, 8. Rotcburg po. Marshfitld Olson LE Scott Winler L T Flanagan Bruton LO Reiber Swan son C Slover foster KG K. Htllstrom Laws RT Frostad Dalros RE S. Hillslrom Coen 0 Page Shrum LM Robins Sconce RH lxrsung Blanck F Crahtree poor .so far and there was no over population of deer. 1 That indicated possibility of hold ing the "hunter's choice" season to a smaller area perhaps only in Western Oregon, until commission Chairman Carl Hill suggested sounding out senliment on extend ing the regular buck season through Oct. 'I'l, a five day addition. The extension would be ordered only if sentiment seemed fa or able It would then wipe out plans for Ihe ' hunter's choice" season. NKV VORK f.T Tech's Joe Rabh is setting the probably will be the Milwaukie- Louisiana The slightly favoied Mtlton-Free-waler tcai.i will have the advan tage ot playing on its home iiem. Klsewhere there will be plenty jf action. District "! nas no less than four important games. The top attraction there sends Ashland to meet the district favorite, un defeated dams Pass. Pnneville. also unbeaten, will be at Burns. Medford. toppled by Kugene in a non-district game, but otherwise undefeated, will meet Klamath rails, Albany will journey to who has th champion tienn in a non-nisirici contest, dui one important in prestige and in Big Six league standings. The District 3 leader, Marshfield, w ill be at Ko.seburg. expected to win handily, loquille, still beaten in tne District 3 race, will face us biggest test lo date, traelling lo .North Bend. The top District 4 game will see Corvalhs challenging the leading Kugene team. District 5 features host of games, the pick ot wmrn NKW YORK Vi Inlci-s Manager Ralph Gold agrees to terms shortly. Fiddie Beshore may Ipse his chance for a second title snot with heavyweight cham pion Kzzard Charles. Gold, manager of Ihe Harnburg, Pa., mauler said h; has been of fered IS percent for a Nov. 30 title cla.h with Kzzard, but wants more. Cincinnati promoter Sam Becker, all taken care of with 45 percent, said that if Gold is too stubborn we'll get somebody else." 25th anniversary associated sportcasts The National Geographic Society. un- says Bismarck was a Great Dane fancier. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 14 OREGON vs. IDAHO 1:45 p.m. to Conclusion KRNR 1490 On Your Dial Mutual-Don Lea Bdc. System DiMaggio May Not Return To Yanks Next Season yardage pace for the nation's small college football hacks, Rabh moved into first place in total offense with a total of 637 yards, 345 on rushing and W2. on passing. Ted Marchibroda of St. Bonaven lure is second with fi!7 and Brad Rowland, McMurry (Tex.) College, is third with 570. Frank White of Southwestern lT. uf Texas has completed Ihe most passes. 34. Hood River contest. llillsboro. the District 6 favorite, will journey to Tigard. while As toria, the District 7 leader, will en.ertain Gresham it a non-dis-tnct game. The hoatin, a pheasant-like bird of South America, holds enemies at bay with its objectionable odor. The term "foot candle'' is the unit o." measurement for illumination. FILING SHOPAI BAR WOK5 f TRAILER AXLES With Whtali end Springs Standard r -00 Six-t JLJ DOYLE'S Sales & Service Highway at O.rjtn Valltr PHONI 611 COLLI Of FOOTBALL iBr lh A or laird Prttn Iowa Weileyan 20, Dubuque 12. Ohn Northern 21 Wilmington 7 New Britain (Conn) Tchrs 14 New Bedford Textile 0 Superior (Wis) Tchrs 7 Kau Claire Tchrs 7 (tie). Tarleton (Tex) Slate 2R, Cameron Oklft 13 Northeast Missouri M Southeast Missouri 13 (tie) Central Okla 47 Northeastern Okla A&M J3. Northern Idaho (tl Fastern Ore gon 0 At Syracuse, N. Y.. A traffic light that' talks has a loudspeaker fed hv a tape recorder to warn i NKW YORK .V ,Ioe DiMag gio, who finished the J9.0 baseball pedestrians to be careful i season in a blare of glory, is not sure he will return to the New York Yankees next year. 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