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o ARMY SECOND Mustangs Ride Top Rung In National Grid Ratings ly WILL GRIMSLEY ampion pr their football, had hoees todv of their first national cha In 1 1 years. Southarn Methodist university replectd Army at the No. I taam in tht Associated PrH wtaltly poll, tha molt important changa in vigorous reshuffling of tha rankings. Tlie newest top ten: SMU, Army,i Oklahoma, Kentucky, California, j Soft Schedule for Army Ohio State, Teaaa, Tennessee, Softer nailing n promised for Northwestern, Cornell. Army, which dropped lo second Washington, 10th last week, fell! after two weeks on top, and Okla- tn 9lt nn th hasti of Its 20-13 hnmi which also fell a notch to Inst lo llhnnu. which climbed to third. I 12th. Stanford, which alio lot Sat-1 The West Pointeri, with one of urday, dropped from 6th lo 2Sth. their great learns, have it easy lCLA. Stanford'a conqueror, j with Columbia this week, l'enn next climbed into 18lh place. I week, Stanford and Navy are their Making up tha aecond 10 this 1 largest obstacles, week were Miami, r'la., Illinois, The Oklahoma Sooners, with a Texaa A A M, Michigan, Michigan 25-game winning streak going, have State, Clemson, UCLA, Indiana Tha Southwest W s ; 4 S5S M ' a KrMl' f'iiei, Shedull. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA fullback Johnny Oliiewski hurdle. Oregon State tackier Gen. taanWd'-. tmyT?$Z-U P-k up 12 yard, during fourth ou.rt.r of th. Oregon St.t.-U of Calif, game pl.y.d leca tithsl since big John Kim- among me 246 spons wruers anu ar Deraeiey, vaut. in to naip oring oown xna pears are vjv pi.y.i. vin itn nu brough led Texas A. and M. to the1 broadcasters participating. Th e V0meh. Cal sailed through to win tht gam by 27-0, front in 193S. utile navey u nrien sparked Texaa Christian lo the No. 1 spot in lout. Smashes Five Major Feea Now Texans are just as enthus iastic about this great SMU ma- china that haa rolled up 1M points Vikings, Warriors Win; Indians Tie In Weekend Tilts Douglas county'a five eleven man football teams salvaged two HuskicsTalking Rose Bowl AfterTough LossTo lllini SEATTLE (API Their bubble has bunt but tht University of Waihinaton Huskies wtrt far from throwing in tht ipongt aivaaea WD a ...I .. .... - . u .... a vainradu in mm racnic .diii Eaniflrirti imiv and suffered two losses. As matter of fact, when tht Huskies rtturnad from their The staunch Roseburg Indians j 20-1 3 defeat at tht Kinds of Illinois, Coach Howit Odell com. held a rugged Cottage Grove team merited: !? M 'ridV 'hl ! "We're reedy to talk Rote Bowl now." Cottage Cruve in the face ofa . ' ... . . , , . . tremendous statistical disadvant- , F rom h"e on out " ,rlc' . .. age. II was a non-league clash 1 diet of conference opponenta with plays later with Karras going over, lor both leama, but one of Rose-1 Stanford, first on the list, coming lnd a pass which Heinrich was burg's toughest to date. The In-' UD tn' Saturday. Like Washington, 1 trying to ground was gobbled wp dians showed one of the brightest I Stanford suffered ita first defeat on the Husky 27 in the final period. over me weeaenu. namovuz punencu ii urr aia pi.;. Washington came out of Sattir-i later, day s fray with only one injury. ' Hu,kit, Lj p,j. mil reierson, outsine line oacaer, ; oansro up a loot out n-ncr .. . fc . h Washington had a broken bone or a sprain has lo g ,o yttZ g. The victors Bowed to Superior Manpower The Odeli-coached Huskies Mustangs got 2 071 points on the basis of ten for first, nine for second, etc'. Noire Dame Ties for Itth Just as an example of how the mighty have fallen, Notre Dame, the once unconquerable national smashing five major foes I champion, dropped into a fie for Georgia Tech. Ohio Stale, Missouri, Oklahoma A. and M. and Itice. Coach H. N. (Rusty) Russell said in Dallas ha felt it a "high honor" that SMU was selected aa the best team in the country at the moment, but he added: "I hope hey're not just fatten ing us for the kill." Of the main contender! for na tional honors, the Mustangs appar ently have the roughest road ahead. !5. California (2) (S O) They are idle this week but then! 6. Ohio Slate (2) (3-1) run into five conference opponents in order, starting with big, tough Texas Nov, 4. o SPORTS o 3th with only three points. The Kighting Irish, who lost to Indiana , Saturday for their aecond setback, got one eighth place, vote. The Top Trams I first place votes and season records in parentheses TOP TEN POINTS ' 1. So. Melh. 1) (5-0) 2.071 j 2. Army (84) 14-0) S.Oklahoma (3.1) (4 0) 4. Kentucky (IS) (fit)) 6 Tht News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Tuts., Oct. 24, 1950 Ahead lUt Local Golf Pro Wins Top O'Scott Medalist Honors I Wi BUSTEKT " Am' tl-l-e.- N-tv far all tnartteV aOp tfl alt" SIG FETT S27 N. Jockson Phonal ISO T.Texas (3-1) 8. Tennessee (4-1 ) 9 Northwestern (4-0) 10. Cornell (2-1) (4-0) 1.9S1 1.1)74 1 .2H6 1.223 I 1 .12 i Norm Tauscher, Roseburg Coun try club professional golfer, banged out a four-undcr-par 68 to take top honors in the Top O' Scott Invitational tournament in Portland Sunday. jauscner got his start in pro- at the Tod O'Scott defensive games or the aeasoj) as they stopped the C rovers three times within the 10 yard line in the first half. During that same period Roseburg managad only 12 plays. The Indians had 79 net yards gained to 188 for Collage Grove. Jayvees Lose Second The Roseburg Jayvees dropped their aecond contest of the year to a potent Marshfield crew, 25 12, playing Saturday afternoon a way from home. This gives the Jayvees three wins ami two losses. Drain sloshed to a surprisingly close 6-0 Valley league triumph over the Klmira Falcons, Friday night at Klmira. Mud made the Illinois led in all departments lUt passing whqae Washington had 210 tn 50-vard edze. The victors racked up 21 first downs to 19 for U'.LkmDlnii mnA 0ainH VUI varril on the ground to 183 for the Husk- bowed to superior manpower, hut ies. only after a nip-and-luck struggle The hard-fought game must have in which Illinois fought back des- set a record of some kind for pen perately to win on two last quarter altiea. Each team suffered only one touchdowns. 5-yard setback. After two 'early Illinois drives. Offensively, shining most one of which Washington contained , brightly for Washington was soph on the 8 yard line, the Huskies I oraore Bill Earley, who caught one drove back lo open the scoring j touchdown pass, hooked on to sev- nn a tlnn Ifenrirh In Rill Karlpv ! rl nlher aerials and rinrjed off game a tough one for both teams i pas, for 25 yards. Jim Rosent- several nice gains through the line. and the only threat was Drain's, touchdown drive after recovering a tumble on the r.imira 35. weig's kick made it 7-0. Illinois drew within a point just before the half ended, driving 71 I- Myrtle Creek and Suiherlin kept j vard, in 10 pay, wjin Dick Raklo- it in the county as they played off a JDJ league game. The game played at Myrtle Creek, saw the hosts take a 7-0 decision from the visitors. North Bend Scheduled Roseburg will cit bark into vits going over from the 1 after a 37-yard jaunt by Johnny Karras. Heinrich Against Another Heinrich pass, this time to Hugh McElhenny for 23 yards, gave Washington ita final score early in the third period. Roscnz- league play this Friday night at j weig's kick was blocked. Controlling Stock f cla Ah WT JOIOnS I Pepsi Cola's bowlers added three Reported On Block TILZJJ: t.i edue further ahead nf ninnerun k .. C!UD nd. fame back to Qn Saturday afternoon, the Jayvees i up the tying and winning tallies SACRAMENTO There a oilkeson station last night in the 1 " the '20 , Pr,ze ; will meet Myrtle Point at Fin- A McElhenny fumble on the Wash- a good cnance tne controlling in- ;, uii 1. ..., , "j winning me jo-noie meuai piay lav f e d. 782 ercst in the racinc Loasi league. , u.umry uy io siroaes over noo : Dra n w II have a real test as M ! Sacramento Solon, will be sold . , ?hj;'li'' 't'; McKendrick of Oswego Lake Coun-UhrteL Lrney, to Bandon to powerful North Rend. This will he the fourth league contest for both. An alert Win. team took advan tage of two Husky miscuei to mark ington 29 was turned into a tie two today for. reported $220,000 cash. !?'d"f' 8 ,m'f"f Ti'f i ?J clubJ"d A1 Z',m"mn of decide the district B leagui 313 Coach Cannot Understand Why Indian Passers Miss PAI.O AI.TO, Calif. (II Coach Marchie Schwartz of Stan ford, at a loss lo explain Ihe fail ure of Ihe Indians' passing against UCLA, will concentrate on aerials for Saturday's football tilt with Washington. Schwartz said he couldn't under aland why Dick Horn and Gary Kerkorian missed their receivers. Movies of the -UCLA game, he said, showed Horn pitching lo ,y ior a rrumicu . .. . , . i...i l . , j " decme tne nistrici n league winner Eddie Mulligan of San Fran- iX the hich individual erie u j,' W!. i.U."'if?jC .".!?.'. i1,' ' w'ln ""defeated bos,,, Su. her- former coast league player. uilh , 1:; ... "" " lin will play at home .Saturday CISCO, and coach, is due to close the deal for himself and his partner, Jack McCarthy, San Rafael, Calif., pPpsj (via business man. jCilkcson . A bloc of 55 percent of the Harris club's slock was put in escrow Active Club . by the present owners. Mulligan I mp. H'dw'rt obtained a 30 day option lo buy. 'imp. Fir Mulligan said the deal was "all f shj J'l'rs but signed, sealed and delivered. ! Jiouugas 5RO CITY STANDINGS W I 18 12 . 12 11 10 9 8 . Coos River Takes Price of each share is a re ported $170. If the sale is effected, 19M Solon . 1 1 1 ' 1 .. U' h. , , vjenriHl JtidnaK! ,,v TTIMIC may be out of a job. But newly- fj LGOCIU6 LeQCl aolaaftaH Vmlrl Mannor .Inn (Klnsh.; were standing free while Kerkor-1 (;ordon is expected lo take over Prom Mlp Riddle regardless. Mulligan indicated that with con trol of Ihe club's stock, he would place four appointees of his on tha board of directors and he come general manager himself, replacing White. The present club owners, Harry flevine, lieorge 1,. Mumpp , the 35-37 par course. afternoon in another JDJ league I Zimmerman had nines of 37 and.same w,ih Eaele Point and Mvrtle 1 33 and McKentlnck Milled a 38 creek will move to Phoenix on 'and 32 Harold West llrpsnn and tvian vpcii 111a 111 piuu iiuiii nMii s Coif range and John Langfrnxl, Tualatin Country club, carded 71s. Ted I -on gworth of Waverley Coun try club fired a 72 and Ray Hons berjjer. Northwest open champion from Clarke ton. Wash , shot a73. Joe Steiger, Coos Bay, Larry I.amberser, Portland Golf club and Joe Mozel, Lloyd's, had 74s. tan, the nation i fourth ranking I passer, was throwing 5 to 10 1 yards from his target. First Grid Win Sought By Beavtrs Saturday CORVALLIS OP) Slill Keek- ins their f irnt fnnlhall virtnrv nf the season. Oregon State college grinders opened practice on a j crisp, dry field yesterday in anti cipation of this Saturday's inva sion by Montana. Gene Morrow, ace pa.s.ser and quarterback, may shake off injur ies, which have bothered him for several weeks, sufficiently to see action against the Grizzlies, Coach Kip Taylor said. Tha Phillies won 31 games by vmw iuii ii nc-a.Min aim iui IO I b) (he ramt margin. , DOUGLAS-COOS LEAGUE W L T PH Coos River - 3 Riddle 3 Oakland . 2 (ilendale 2 Glide 2 and'Klkton - 2 K.d Soarks. all local businessmen, ! YoncaHa 1 earlier told White he would be re- Canyonville 1 hired. But Iho raoidily with which I Camas Valley 0 the Mulligan deal developed ap- Riddle had a bve this weekend pears to have left White without and Coos River took advantage of a contract. il to move into the lead in the Gordon, former Cleveland and Douglas Coos six man football New York Yankee star second ' league. baseman, last week committed The Coos county squad struRgled himself lo manage the club in : hard and finally edged tough Oan- ABC VOU A YURe-r LITTLE 80V WHAT or a V else LfTTLB OIBLT Jl COULP Lot CARL J. PEETZ serv ice, your sows. Here you hove found skilled men to do the job for you. You can be assured of depen dability and a reasonable cost. 1951. But he is still awaiting major league waivers from Cleveland, which owns his contract. His salary for next year here is reported in excess of $20,000. Several attempts to Duy ine Solons were reported in the past few weeks. Danny Mender, busi ness manager of Hollywood's Pl'L entry, made an offer but it was too low. A Hawaiian syndicate also was interested. Rose Pee Wees, Heavies Win Again yonville, 12-7 at Canyonville Fri day. In the meantime, Glendale'a Pir ates' moved up into a three-way second place tie, by points, as they walked over the hapless Camas Valley Diggers, 466. The game was played at Glendale. Oakland also moved up the lad der by cracking Glide. 31-8, at Oak Innd Saturday. The Oaks are the ciily team without a loss in the league, but they have two ties. K Ik ion. by virtue of a 47-24 win over Voncalla, moved into a third place tie with Glide. Three games are scheduled for the league, this Friday. The game of the week will be played when Riddle goes to Coos River. Another game will see Kilt ton try to edge iking both S?niM., h lpadprl when Ihpy ies pounded K.ller-jnove (Q Cailvonvlllc,. CamM v.t he Rose lee Wees ,(,v W)U rek ()iikljinii. 0n Satur- From August 8 to Sept. t. Jim Konxtanly, Phillies relief star, ap peared in 11 straight games in which his mates either won or tied. o Sunny Brook't ?"3 A . ' BRAND . 1 '? T 3 the whiskey thots (f f- 'j jij GieeM as its Name' . 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