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Wct Pointers Hold Lead,
msn urop rrom lop len
In National Pigskin Poll
y JOI REICHLER
A NEW YORK IAPI Amy'i ell-conquering Ceded clung to
heir position i th nation) Ns. I college football teem today.
At tho iini iim, once-invincible Nofre t4Pi dropped out of
he top ton for tho firtt timo in nearly e decedV .
Chopping down strong Michigan oltvon Utt Saturday,
27-6, for t hair third straight triumph, tho unbaatan Wetr Pointers
trongthonod thair first f lace grip gainad a week age in tho
Associerea rress pou.
Coach Earl Blaik'a Black
Knights, unbeaten in their last 23
Urn. drew a total of 124 lint
place billon a morn the 275 votert
cait by aporu writers and sports-
casters.
Irish In lltti Place
Notre Dame'i Fighting Irith,
who a week ago law their 39-game
non-losing akein snapped by Pur
due, again tailed to impress da
pile their 1.V9 victory over Tulane
Saturday. That showing helped
push the Irish from 10th to 11th
place.
Notre Dame haa finished no
lower than ninth since 1IM1 and al
most always has been high up in
the running during the season.
For the first time in years not a
single voter gave Notre Dame a
first place ballot. The best the Irish
got was a third. Their point total
wal 295.
Oklahoma Takes Seconal Place
Army received a total of 2.427
points to lead a field that included
47 colleges. Oklahoma wrested sec
ond place from Southern Metho
dist, moving up one notch on the
strength of its 14-11 victory over
tough Texas. It was the hooners
24th consecuiive victory. The air
minded Mustangs slipped into third
place despite their M-0 Cakewalk
over Oklahoma A&M.
The big three were followed by:
4-Kentucky. S-Caifornia. I-Stan
ford, 7-Texas, ( Maryland, 9-Ohio
State, 10-Washinglon.
Notre 'Dame was not the only
team to fall out of the first ten.
Its conqueror, Purdue, almost
dropped out of sight, catapulting
from ninth to 33rd. The Boilermak
ers received a dose of their own
upset medicine when they bowed to
unheralded Miami university of
Florida, 20 14.
Miami Mavaa Up
Miami vaulted from 37th spot to
14th place with 170 points. The
Hurricanes received 14 first place
ballots. Other teams to gain No. 1
recognition included Maryland
IS), Washington (S, Clemson (4),
Cornell (2), and Wake Forest (1).
The top teams (number in brack
eta is first place votes); points fig
ured on a basis of 10 for first, 9
for second, etc.):
TOP TEN
1. Army (124) 1,427
2. Oklahoma (47) 2,315
3. Southern Methodist (63) 2.312
4. Kentucky (9) 1,191
Riddle Leads
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DOUGLAS-COOS LEAGUE
W L T Pts
Riddle
Glide
Coos River .
Oakland
Glendale .....
Yoncalla ....
Elkton
Canyonville
Camas Valley
Riddle moved into the six-man
B league lead by rapping Glendale,
2S-W, last weekend. This made the
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6 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Tuet., Oct. 17, 1950
IIIUIUII9 hfllCN hf.lwliav
For Rugged Lion Gridders
The Roteburg Indians may tt licking their wounds after the
35-o trouncing by Marshfield last weekend but in the meantime
they ere readying for another tough tquad in the Cottage Grove
Lions who will host the Indians Fridjy night.
Since defense was the most glaring flaw of the game last
Friday, Coach Cece Sherwood ran his boys through one of the
most intensive defense workouts of the season Monday night.
In addition, he made a couple
DUCK CAOiRS PRACTICE
EUGENE Ap - A K-m"
squad, bolstered by six returning
lettermen, responded to Coach
John Warren's basketball call at
the University of OrAsfln yester
day. The number of veterans will be
upped by two eventually when Jim
la.Vrv.ood winds up activity with
thelootball squad and Will Urban
recovers from an ankle bone fracture.
ILL SHEFFOLD, Oregon State halfback, carries the ball for e first down on his own 20-yard
line. He was brought down by William Savage of Washington. Oregon State's John Thomas is
blocking out Husky Leo Lokovselt 1161. Game, played et Portland, was won by the Washington
Huskies, 35 4.
MOVING
Seattle Rainiers
Eye Joe Gordon
or Pilot's Post
SEATTLE - (P - Joe "Flash
Gordon, longtime major league
star, is being eyed as a possible
successor lo Paul Richards as
manager o' the Seattle Rainiers.
The Pacific Coast league
third' ilraitfht win (or the leaden I club's front Office disclosed last
after losing to runnerup. Glide, in j "'Kht that negotiations have
the first game. opened with the Cleveland second
The present standings are based I baseman. The former University
on a new system comparable to ol Oregon star, now at his home
hockey standings, in which a team 1 Eugene, Ore., will he invited
r.ere lor comet ences witn nainier
officials if he evinces any interest
in the post.
He haa indicated in the past he
would like to manage a PCL club.
Now 35, Gordon broke into pro
baseball with' Oakland in 1936
right off the Oregon campus,
From 1938 until he was swapped
to Cleveland in the fall ol 1946,
he was the regular keystoner for
the New York Yankees.
If signed by Seattle, he would
be a playing manager.
Simultaneous wilh their dis
closure of the Gordon develop
ment, Seattle officials announced
the outright release of Roger
(Doc) Cramer as coach. Presum
ably he will jion up with Richards
and the Chicago While Sox.
Sammy Whit Signs Pro
Basketball Contract
MINNEAPOLIS (P The
"hanging man" is going to take a
flier at professional basketball.
Sammy White, .whose leaping
score-producing antics at tht Uni
versity of Washington twice car
ried him to All-Pacific Coast con
ference honors, signed up yester
day with the Minneapolis Lakers
professional team.
The ex-collegian.
promising baseball
Vikings Drop
Ashland JVs
The Myrtle Creek Vikings
pulled their first win out of the
hat Saturday afternoon by down
ing the tough Ashland Jayvees,
14-7.
The Vikings scored in the second
and third quarters while holding
I equally I Ashland to a single score in the
performer fourth. In the second. Myrtle
caught for Roanoke. Va., in the 1 took the ball and Don
Piedmont league this summer Gillespie ran it from his own 35
after being sold to the Boston Red 10 the Ashland 15. On the very
ts granted two pointa for a win,
one for a tie and none for a loss.
This innovation waa voted by rep
resentativea of league teams, who
attended the tearhera institute last
weekend in Roseburg. This system
according lo League Secretary Lee
Roy Hansen, will lessen the pos
sibility of playoffs for ties.
Riddle does not play this week
end, so shifts in the standings seem
inevitable since all the runnerups
play. Glendale meeta Camas Val
ley, Coos River movea to Canyon
ville, Yoncalla takes on Elkton and
Oakland meeta Glide.
Sox by Seattle.
Leaders Increase
City Bowling Lead
Pepsi I ola grabbed lour more
pointa from the Roseburg Jewlers
to strengthen its lead in City league
bowling competition at the Rose
burg bowling alley last night.
The Pepsi Colas did it with the
help of Homer Aultman who bowled
an outstanding series of S"2. He
scored individual games of 193,
214. and 195.
High individual game for the
night was rolled by Craig Short
of Harris plumbing a 222.
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
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Pepsi Cola 14
Gilkeson's .
Harris Plumbing ....
Active Club
limpqua Hardware
Umpqua Fl'r
Rsbg Jewlers
Mobile Gaa
Charles-Barone
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AOINTS FOR
IONO DISTANCI MOVINO
SOI ICONOMT-tlT US
NAN ill Alt emits
X. California (1) .
S. Stanford . ..
7. Texas
. Maryland (5) .
. Ohio State
10. Washington
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LOOKING FOR
SECURITY?
IF SO...
Teams In Majors
Shuffle Players
By RALPH RODEN
NEW YORK (.11 The flow of
talent from the minors to the major
leagues is over at least until
early December.
Midnight last night was the dead
line for the shifting of minor league
players to the majors or to any
other minor league club until the
second day of the minor league
meetings on Dec. 7. The annua
draft of minor league players by
the majors will take place on Dec.
4-5.
Three teams, the World Cham -
fiion New York Yankees, the Brook
yn Dodgers and Ihe Cleveland In
dians pulled last hour deals with
their minor league affiliations.
The Yanks brought up eight play
ers, Brooklyn four and Cleveland
one.
New York recalled pitchers Hugh
Radcliffe, Dirk Carr and first base
man Fenton Mole. The Yanks also
purchased catchers Clint Court
ney, Lou Rerberet, shortstops Jim
Bndeweser and Jerry Snyder and
outfielder Art Schult.
NEW YORK UF Ezzard
Charles will fight as a 14-car.it
champion for the first time in his
career when he defends his heavy
weight title against Nick Barone
in a 15-round bout at Cincinnati
Nov. 28.
Jake Mintz. Charles' manager, I Viking defenders out of position
made the announcement yesterday. ' ball on a handoff for what looked
next play, Neal Tester hit pay-
ain on an. end-round play.
In the third Bill Ghormley
blocked an Ashland punt to set
up the second Viking touchdown.
Dick Komp took it on the five,
where it was recovered, on a
quarterback sneak and ran it over.
Bob Wilder kicked both the extra
points.
The Ashland team scored on one
of Ihe trickiest plays of the game.
with only four minutes to go in
the game. Jim Jefferies took the
of adjustments in the lineup in an
effort to bolster the line. Milan
Foster, a 161 pound guard was
shifted to the tackle slot and Rcdell
Stonebreaker was moved to the
fuard spot to plug up the leaky
me.
Lions Hard te Step
The Indians are going to be
hard put to stop Ihe team which
has lost, only one game this season,
a 19-4 fall to Eugene two weeks
ago. In the Eugene lame, the Lions
used only 17 men during the whole
game and chalked up 250 yards
on the ground and in the air as
: well as 13 first downs to 9 for the
Axemen. They are still smarting
from that game against the unde
feated Axemen and are going to
be pointing for a win against the
Indians.
Pass Offense, Bast Btt
One thin'? in favor of the Indians I
is the potent pass ollense they
have, which may prove to good ad
vantage against an apparently
weak passing defense on the part
of the Lions.
The Roseburg team will also be
out for blood since they have lost
the last two contests in one of the
roughest schedules in the state.
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A Demonstration
Does It!
Charles won the NBA title
June, 1949 when he defeated Jcr-
sey Joe Walcott. He was recog- j
nized in all states but New York, j
and there were some who refused I
to recognize him at all. No. while
J je l,ouis was around, thev said, i
But Charles whipped the Brown 1 against a strong Sutherlin eleven
like an end run. This drew the
allowing him to spiral a long pass
to Bill Miles who went over with
out a hand being laid on him.
Final score, 14-7.
This Friday the Myrtle Creek
team will really test its merit
Pro Grid Team Announces
Acquisition Of Justice
WASHINGTON-.'! The Wash
ington Redskins said today Charley
(Choo-Choo) Justice, North Caro
lina's two-time all-American half
back, has agreed to a three-year
contract to play professional foot
ball. George P. Marshall, president
of the local club of the National
professional Football league, said
Justice accepted terms by tele
phone and would be here next
week to sign a contract.
Bomber and earned national reco'!
nition. So from now on he will pick
up the champion's share of the
purse, which will be 42'i percent
this time.
Barone, a native of Syracuse, N".
Y., will get 171.! percent, plus an
unexpected crack at the biggest
prize of all.
Ranked sixth among the light
heavy-weights, he is a crowd pleas
ing fighter with a stiff right punch,
but short on experience.
on the Viking field. It will be a
JDJ league game.
I Eddie Dyer Resigns
As Redbird Manager
ST. LOUIS (PI Eddie Dyer
announced today that he will not
be back as manater of the St.
Louis Cardinals next year.
He is retiring from the Redbird
organization after 28 years, to re
turn to Houston. Tex., as an oil
and insurance salesman.
Dyer read his statement at a
press conference in the presence of
Fred Saigh, Ihe club owner.
Saigh did not say who next
year'a manager would be.
Dyer took over as manager of
the Cardinals in 194i, went on 'o
world series victory that year.
Mole performed for Portland ofThen ne p,lol(K, i-arH,nal, ,,;
the Pacific Coast league and Kan'
sas lily of the American association.
The Dodgers obtained the con
tracts of outfielders Hill Sharman,
Don Thompson and Dick Williams
and pitcher Ray Moore. Sharman,
former star Basketball player from
the University of Southern Califor
nia, prepped at Elmina in the
Eastern league.
The Indians purchased Ortes
Minoso, speedy third baseman.
from their San Diego Pacific Coast
affiliate. Minoso, who played the
outlield in a previous trial with
Cleveland, led San Diego hitters
with a .329 mark. Among his blows
were 20 home runs.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BOSTON Sugar Ray Robin
son, I5i -j, stopped Joe Rindone,
ISO Boston I SI.
MILWAUKEE - Rocky Grazi
ano, HU-v New York, knocked out
I'ele Mead, 161, Truman, Ark.,
(3).
second place for the next three
years, and in the season just ended
the Redbirds dropped to fifth
place.
Clemson Only Major Team
Unscored Upon This Year
NEW YORK (. Clemson
college is the only major college
football team unscored on this sea
son, after Cincinnati pushed over
a touchdown against Kentucky last
week.
Among the smaller schools. Deni-
son of Granville. O. has won three
Dye Takes Over
Husky Basketball
SEATTLE P) Eight sea
soned veterans and the graduates
ot last season's brilliant freshman
quintet formed the nucleus of the
handpirked 23-man squad which
greeted Coach Tippy Dye yester
day as he took over oliicially as
University of Washington basket
ball coach.
The letterwinners included the
entire starting combination of last
:ears second place -Northern Di
j vision finisher.
Dye, who led the Ohio State to
I the Big Ten title last season, said
he would work the squad around
slowly to his style of play a fast
break down the floor wilh forwards
and centers alternating in the
pivot spot.
Those on hand for the initial
drill included: Lettermen Capt.
I.adon Henson, Duane Enochs,
Frank Guisness, Louie Soriano.
Keith Jefferson. Russ Parthemer,
Don Stewart and Jack Ward; soph
omores Dave Brittain, Joe Cipri
ann. Doug McClary, Bob Houbregs,
Wilbur Elliott. Kim Jack, Mike
Mcl'utchcon, Gene Nelson, Mark
Thompson and Bill Ward.
Spokane and Beavers '
Exchan5e Players
SPOKANE i.n Hard hitting
Joe Rossi is moving up to the
Pacific Coast league.
The slugging catcher, with Spo
kane in the Western International
league for the last two season.
was sold Saturday to the Portland
games without permitting an oppo-l Beavers.
nent to Score. , .hnrmon Wallv Srnll uilh S
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Clemson has beaten Presbyter
ian, SVO, Missouri, 34-0, and North
Carolina Stale, 27-0.
Denison has defeated Washing
ton and Jefferson, 2U-0, Otterbein,
26-0, and Wooster, 46 0.
Kentucky went through four
games belore having its goal line
crossed as Ihe Wildcats beat Cin
cinnati Saturday night, 41-7.
pitcher Ken Wyatt go to Spokane
v,ith an undisclosed amount of cash
in the transaction. Wyatt twirled
for Portland this year.
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