Golden Bears Appear Cinch
For Third Consecutive Bid
To Pasadena For Rose Bowl
ly RUSS NEW LAND
lSAN FRANCISCO (API Uunb.et.n, untied California,
w!(k th. finest football racord of th let and en conference
feme te 90, hei juit ebeut wrapped up its third consecutive bid
te the Roie bowl.
Only setback by Stanford, Nov. 25, not expected and
which would be a major upset, can check the charging Beart in
their championship drive. Standings coull be tangled in such
an event but California probably would emerge with the best
perrormanc cnarr tor tn season, anyhow
ine icarn loacn tynn trappy)
Waldorf described ia September a.i
Having "the greenest material of
any major college in the country"
reached its peak last Saturday with
a stunning 35-0 victory over the
University of California at Los' An
geles Bruins. Waldorf now says
this is the best club he has turned
out in four years at California.
The Bears' rugged defense
stopped U.C.L.A. from scoring for
the first time this lesson.
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California's line tor holes In the
U.C.L.A. forward wall, through
which its bsckfield "touchdown
threesome,' Jim Monachino, Pete
Schabsrum and John Olszewski,
raced for impressive gains. Ol
szewski, sophomore fullback from
Long Beach, Calif., ran 72 yards
for a third period score. His is the
brightest future of all. Added ex
perience no doubt will eliminate a
fault of fumbling.
So far as California followers
are concerned, the coast confer
ence representative's bench in the
Rose Bowl can be draped in blue
and gold colors anytime .The
Bears meet University of San
Francisco this weekend.
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As of this week, California has
won 32 regular season games and
22 conference contests in a row
since 1947. Only Rose Bewl d
feats, 14-20 by Northwestern and
14-17 by Ohio State mar an other
wise great record.
San Francises Slated
The Bears meet University of
&an francisco this weekend. The
non-league game should prove
merely a workout. California's an
nual meeting with its oldest rival
(since 1892), Stanford, will follow.
It will attract another capacity
throng to Berkeley.
Before the season started, Stan
ford was he choice of mos ob
servers win he ile and go
he Rose Bowl. The Indians failed
o deliver. Their record includes
losses o U.C.L.A., snd Washingon
and a le wih Souhern Califor
nia. Las week hey had o come
from behind 0 bea Washingon
Sae, 28-lg.
beaen powerhouse his Saurdav.
A hrong of more han 80.000 is ex
peced a Palo Alo. The Cades
have knocked over seven oppo
nens of varying caliber. They'll
be favored over Sanford bu may
be in for a souer argumen han
he comparaive records would in
dicae. Huskies Fevered
Washingon. 27-12 winner over
Oregon las weekk ravels Los
Angeles o ake on Souhern Cali
fornia, Saurday. The norhera
Huskies rjus win his one and bea
Washingon Sae a week laer 0
remain a mahemaical chance for
a possible ie in he final sand
inps wih California. Of course,
California mus dron L In
I league game 0 make a deadlock
possible. Anyhow, he Bears ou-
I poined Washingon 14-7 wo weeks
sgo.
The Huskies will be mild favor-
ies o win from U.S.C., chiefly be-
1 cause 01 superior passing.
Oregon Sae and Washineon
i Sae clash in a conference en
i agemen ha now shapes up as
I fairly even, or possibly an edge d
O.S.C. Weekly improvemen has
been noed by he young Oregon
feaed Idaho. 34-13. Earlier in he
season, Idaho led Washingon
Sae, 7-7.
Oregon goes o Boulder for a
game wih Colorado; Idaho crosses
he counry 0 mee Boson univer
siy and Monana will be hos 0
Uah Sae in wha may be close
encouners. Monana was he sur
prise vicim of Nevada, 19-14 las
week, he firs win of he season
for he laer.
Puerto Riccm Nationalist
Chief Faces 6 Charges
SAN JUAiV, PUERTO RICO
P) Pedro Campos, fanatic
leader of the short-lived revolt two
weeks ago. was charged on six
counts Sunday. His bail was set
at $95,000.
Charges filed against the 63-year-old
president of the tiny Nationalist
party included subversive activi
ties, attack with intent to kill, and
four violations of the law requiring
registration of firearms.
A total of twenty-five other
Nationalist leaders were charged
during the weekend. Most of them
were accused of subversive activi
ties. District attorney investiga
ting the revolt said all Nationalist
leaders now were under arrest and
the first part of their investigation
had been completed.
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SPORTS NOTES
Regulations, Says Scribe
Aiken Unhappy At Rushing
y MATT Kit AMIR
AaMCtatod Proof aporUwrlier
Jim Aiken raised quite a hiss
over the strict fraternity rushing
rules that he figures cost the Uni
versity of Oregon two frosh ath
letes this year.
Wanna know who they were? Vic
Fitzgerald, a baseball pitcher, and
John Spreen, the leading quarter
back candidate for the frosh. Both
are from Albany.
And you wanna know where they
went? To Oregon State. No wonder
Aiken jumped up and down.
P.S. The university now has re
laxed the rules that prevented
frosh from pledging or associating
with fraternity members.
Don't feel too sorry for Oregon.
Another season is coming up th
basketball season. Look at what
Oregon has: Six high-speed shorties
from last year's team, plus Chet
Noe. a 6 foot-7 incher who was the
highest scoring center in Oregon
history as a frosh.
I Fred Zimmerman of the Salem.
Capital Journal reports also that
transfers and others tip from the
ffosh give Oregon Hank Bonne
mann, a 6-foot-7 sophomore; Jim
Loscutoff, a 226-pound, 6-foot-S
transfer: Bob Peterson, another 6
foots tr.-jisfer; Jack McElravy, a
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223pounder, plus a few others.
Slats Gill, the Oregon State hoop
coach, doesn't sound too worried
about this, though. Gill in a speech
at Salert said his team also would
be improved over last year. In fact,
he added, all the teams would be
better, except Washington State.
Washington State won the Northern
division title, but lost Ed Gayda
in graduation and Gene Conley and
Ted Tappe to pro baseball.
Wayne Berry, the La Grande
high school star of last year, is now
the star left half of the Washington
State babes. At IS he became a
poppa last week. It was a daughter.
7 pou ds and 4 ounces. The name
will be Christine.
We've already told you about
fullback Jerry Aiken (Jim Aiken's
son) and the twin halfbacks, Man
ning and Merritt Barber, who per
form in Eugene high's standout
backfield. Now meet the quarter
back of the team that represents
District 4 in the state football race.
He's Wally Russell, a 6-foot-l-inch
172 oounder whose passing has been
I sensational. He completed 13 of
23 as Eugene enncnea tne aismci
title with a 28-0 win over Salem
last week.
Births At Mercy Hospital
REEVES To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
M. Reeves, 2.14 Sweetbriar, Rose
burg, Nov. I2,adaughter Kristy
Diane; weight six pounds ten
ounces.
MOE To Mr. and Mrs. John
Henry Mo, 743 S. Main, .Roseburg,
burg, Nov. 12, a daughter, Kristy
Lynn; weight eight pounds twelve
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Madras M, Oaiktidf f.
Bkr S. La Grand T.
Klamath Fills 23. Band 11
North Band II. MarehftcM 14
artna villa U, Radmond 0.
June Uoo City T. WilUmstte ,
Drain 2S. flutharlin 0.
Craawall 1ft, Elmira T.
Biualaw 4a, Ma pi ton 6.
Coo u ilia ja, Mrtl Point IX
Vala 49, Ontario 0.
Milton-rrtMwatar IT, Pandlttea. 14.
COLLBUI FOOTBALL
San la Barbara W. Cal. Ajfiaa
CaiUornia M, UCiA U,
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Oregon ftiaia M, Idaho IB.
Wakuiitfio JJ, Ortsun 12.
EAST
Dartmouth 14, Columbia T.
Princalon Vi, Harvard 2U
lon.au M, Loijaia la.
Army SI, Saw anoxico S.
'iuta.to at, .navy w.
Clamaun i. tootion Collag 11.
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toucatnau u. Itmp.a u.
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ana Slata 21, Waal VirginU .
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Virnnla 13. WUitajn and Mary
wj.v-44r aaca i, Not w Ira a.
buaquananna 12, xtavar.ord T
'iruitty tconn.t 1. Amnaral Id.
Cmcuuiau 1. Cotlcga ul iVacilit 1
Utuu , builaio !.
buwdoiu a, aMaina .
Wiirtau ivama jo, brown 0.
Hidar M. Hrloiaport IV.
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Colby JO, Bataa S.
Coaat Guara li, hatuaallatr a.
houart KamiltuB i.
bi. Mnavaniuro m, lulado 1.
Vtaaoingion ana tM iu, Ualawara
Wabaab IJ. Uanovor Is.
Alorignt 14, tatitburg 12.
fraaium UarenaU M, Waaftinftoa and
Jaflanoa 0.
Bowiini iiran 22. Youngttoa t.
MIOWaVSl'
llllnoU 21, Iowa T
Mtchtgan 20. Indiana T. . ..
KorUiwaalam U Purduo 14.'
Ohio biata IS. Wiacoruin 14.
Michigan Stala 27. MianaaoU
OkUhoma 3J. Kanaaa U.
Notra Dam IS. Filuburgh T.
Marquatta 21, Holy Croaa IS.
Nebraska 4J, Kanaaa Staia 21.
HiNourl 21, Colorado 1.
Miami tO.f 27. Da loo 12.
Draka 15. Iowa Stato 21.
Bullar 23. Waahlnaton iBt.
Onlral Michuan 40. rarrta O.
bouia Dakota 11, North OakoU BUla
T.
Ball Stal 20, Indiana Stat .
Slacalaaiar T, Ortnnall O.
Dcpauw 24. Laka roraat 12
Dlrklnaon 2S, Kaatcrn Montana f.
Oklahoma AAM 32, Wichita 20
Waat. Haaorva 2d, Waal Mich. 0.
SOUTH
Laka Fortat M.'Duka T.
Maryland 1, North Carolina 7.
Gaorjiia , riorida 0.
Tanneaaea 4g. Tannaaaa Tarh t.
Georga Wa thing ton 34, rurmatt T.
VMI 14. Ueorgia Tach 13.
Cltadal IS, South Carolina T.
Loulalana Slata 33, Vandarbilt f.
Rica S. Arkanaaa I.
Richmond 33. Virginia Poly It
Tampa 34. Dalta .
Washington Md 25. Catholia f.
Centra IS, Stwanaa I.
Woffard 4S. Braktn 0
Kentucky 4S. Mlutsaippi Stata tl.
Alabama S3. Mlaaiaaippl Southern 0
Tannauaa Stata 14. Morrta Brown A.
Randolph-Macon 21, Hampdcn-Sydnay
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Mlaalaalppl SO. Chattanooga 0
Tuakegaa 2S. S. Carolina Slata 9.
Mam phis Stata SO, Arkanaaa Stat T.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Denver 48. Utah Stata ft.
Wyoming 42. Brtgham Young 0
Colorado Ml net 33. Ada mi St. 24.
Colorado AaVM 33. Utah 1.
Colorado Collage 32, Fort Hays 0.
SOUTHWEST
Taxaa 27. Baylor 90.
Texas AStM 35. So. MtthodUl SO,
TuUa 20. Taxaa Tach 1.
North Taxaa Stata 16, Houston lfc
Raiders Close Season
With Loss To Cal Poly
ASHLAND (JPt California
Polytechnic defeated Southern Ore
gon 45 to 6 Saturday in a gam
that ended SOC'E's scheduled sea
son. The Raiders finished the year
with the bleakest record In recent
campaigns, losing seven and win
ning but three contest.
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Washington state. Judge E. V.
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Mrs. Virginia Workman is quite
ill at the Mercy hospital in Rose
burg. Miss Gerry Broszio is spending
s few days in Myrtle creek visit-
g st the home of Mr. snd Mrs.
Raynor Clark.
Mrs. Edith Bowman of Elkton
has been hired by the school board
to finish out the school term teach
ing at Wilbur.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Brown had
as Sunday Dinner guests Reverend
and Mrs. Robert Fell of Sutherlin.
Mr. Everett Eliason left Friday
for a three-month visit to his old
home in Sweden where he will visit
his brother Aron Eliason.
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Mr. and Mra. Everett Elaison
recently spent a week in Tacoma,
brother, Malta Eliason, at Ft.
Lewis.
Miss Ruby Rieser spent the week
end visiiui' ' '- -r, Mrs. Cecil
Lsngdon, at Wilbur.
Roy L'nrisJj u hhI ill at the
Mercy hospital in Roseburg. His
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CITY COURT CASH
Municipal Judge Ira B. Riddle
reported the disposition of four
cases Monday.
Wallace Franklin Shill, 42, Rose
burg, charged with being drunk on
a public street, received s $20 sus
pended tentenre. Wesley Paul Fos
ter, SI and Robert R. Hill, 57,
both of Roseburg, each forfeited
$20 bail on drunk charges. Russell
Joseph Alex, 31, was committed
for 10 days in the city Jail in lieu
of a $20 fine on a vagrancy charge.
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