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Bruton Shoe ServiceDO IS 40
Bob t Genes Union 30 16 39
21 17 37
26 20 35
20' 24'.i 29H
18 27 2H
14',i Sl'.i 20'
14 31 16W
Bruton's Shoe
Moose Lodge
Chrystallite Tile
l.'mpqua Lioiu
tilth Lutheran
The Forresters
Canyonville Sup.
Team results:
Service S, Canyoortle SupperetU
1; Bob ii Genes Union 4, Chrvs
tallite Tile 0; Moose Lodge 4, Th
Forresters 0; Umpqua Lions Clul
i t, faun Lutneran Ha.
High series: Royd bruton, (192-
21M70) 580. Brutons Shoe Service.
High game: Royd Bruton, 218 '
Other hich scores: Llovd Smith'
216, Chuck Hopkins 211. Claude
Curran 202.
NINA CLOCK LEAGUV)
W t- r.
30 13 40
29 16 38
Boyer Meat 1; DixonviUe Store 3,
Richies Drive In 0; Lock wood Log
ging 3, Trowbridge Electric 0.
Hiseries: Jack Cummins, (150-236-1340
540, Roseburg Glass.
High game: Jack Cummins, 236.
Other high scores: Norm Lewel-
l.vn wt.
W5M
Mac'a Hrdwre. .
Suburban Gas
Amann'i Flying '
Timber Room
Harry'i Furn.
. Anderson's Place
Bob't Flying '-A'
A"2.r
22
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20
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32
32
27
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Cal,USFTo Put
Records On Line
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
California and San Francisco,
two of the country'i better basket
ball clubs last year, put unbeaten
records on the line when they
tangle Friday night at tne Cow
Palace in San Francisco.
The favored Dons took easy vie-
tnria. nvmr Chipn fitnta mnA Wa:t
Texas State in their season open-: and Board Jerry iranier of Ida
The Bears have beaten their wwe !n on'y oasl piayi
aiumni, ban Jose State and St.
Mary's.
California, last vear's Pacific
i Coast Conference king, opened
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Team results: Suburban Gas 3,
Bob'a Flying "A" 0;' Harry's Kur-
nitilra 3 St.nril.v 1 jiaoino O- Am.
inn'l Flvinff "A' '. AnHertnn ! !s
Place Market 1; Timber Room 2,1
Mac'i Hardware 1. r i
Hinh caries- Paul Amann f ntn-1
' Hi hTme? Duane Ha'die",, the season against the
2r55 wi"et,s' -te-.ch. st
Other "gh scores: Ward Cum-1 'l Assn champion, the NCAA
minga 222, Paul Amann 211, Russ ' we,tern regional (Of le
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College Scores
Annual Senior Bowl
Rosters Are Named
MOBILE, Ala. i Eight mem
bers of the Associated Press Ail
America squad headed by line
men Alex Karras of Iowa and Dan
Currie of Michigan State were
named today to the North team
for the ninth annual Senior Bowl
football game Jan. 11.
First team All Americas on the
North squad are 233-pound tackle
Karras, chosen for a defensive
guard position: and Currie, a 225
pounder named top center in the
Big i en.
Backs Walt Kowalczk of Michi
gan State and Bob Stransky of
Colorado and ends Fred Dugan of
T ... .J r 11 ' -1 i n
State are from the All America armln,on lMa'ne) Tach" M
second team. End Jim Gibbons
of Iowa and tackle Jim McCusker
of Pittsburgh are from the third
r THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BASKETBALL . .
EAST
St. Johns (Bkn) 15. Washington
Let 73
Dartmouth 14.' Houston 64
Colgate 83. ' Florida Southern 63
Louisville 89, lona 65
Princeton 72, Upsala 56
Colbv 48, Bowdoin 47
Marietta 78, California (Pa) 66
Indiana (Pa) 80, Carnegie Tech 74
Brandris 88, Suffolk 59
West Va Tech 118. Salem (Wva)
Worcester . Teachers 68. Lowell
Teachers 66
Salem (Mass.) Teachers 89,
Prep Season
In Full Gear
Boy Reported
Trapped 5 Days
In Old Truck
Br THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Pre-conference high school bas
ketball in Oregon hits its peak
schedule to date Friday and Sat
urday nights.
More than 100 games are listed May.
for play in the two nights. Two I The boy, Francis Clow, lost 13
A-2 division leagues Yawaina 1 pounds and contracted a foot in-
Fri. Dec. 13, 1957 The Newt-Review, Rosebure,, Or. 9
Foul Weather
Hampers Spain
In Ifni Fight
PARIS Foul weather his
bogged down the Spanish cam
paign to dislodge rebels support.
intf a Mnnwean l.im 1a th
and Capital Conference-actuallyifection as a result of being in the l. m V, ZwllTr u M colony L W""
start their races for berths in the I wet and cold, said his mother, 3'"
PORTLAND I The family of
a 13-year-old boy told Thursday
how their son was trapped for five
days insiae an abandoned truck
American (arm
Bureau Federation
Ends Convention
CHICAGO iiP The American
Farm Bureau Federation ended
8)1?
Rummel 211.
MERCHANTS LEAGUE
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uTodd Bldg. Co.
(TV Vets Hospital
U w Patterson Bkry.
, Spf. Pts. 4V Equip.
Rweburg Neon
n Sports Trdg. Post
MooseQLodge
TeernVresults: ratlerson Bakery
1, lisdd Bldg. Co. y.. Coca Cola 2,
VetaOHoapital 1; Sports Trading
Post Z, Koseburg NeonJ: Spec,
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15 30
Pts.
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JHifs series: Ed Davis, (M7-213,
On)
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
OFOOTBALL
Fifth Meeting i CHICAGO rmliana University
Friday nierit will be the fifth , was yiven permission by the Big
meeting between Cal Bear Coach Ten to reinstate head football
Pete Newell and Don Coach Phil coach, Phil Dickens on suspension
team
Coach Joe Kuharich of the
Washington Redskins, who will di
rect the North for the second time,
will have his No. 1 draft pick,
back Hike Sommer of George
Washington. Q
The roster of the iouth team,
which will be directed by Coach
Paul Brown of the Cleveland
Browns, will be announced in a
few days.
HaiinacK Jim Shanley of Oregon ic0 Highlands 68
no i Alabama State
ers m
named to the Senior Bowl North r, MIDWEST
slud- . OklahomT 66, Southern Methodist
58
a f r i Bowling Green 78. Canisius 65
dpOrtS l1 Drier ON0rth Central Illinois 71, Kalam-
Eastern Illinois 87, Quincy 80
SOUTHWEST
72, Qlloward
and
" Th. Lh,. .1... iii fi.i .iii fh. ho V.Vhr f."..M t i.i!',!on- labor pncticei
j .i v oiu nns avaasu tan1 j aaoviw i tHKnOUI WtPK
teams in the A-l Tualatin Yam-Ibis son talk to reporters. u . . . . j
hill Valley circuit playing at West I "We've had too much publicity," . Tn convention also reelected
Linn. i he said. - acclamation Charles B. Shu-
The invasion of South Eugene's! Mrs. Clow said her son disap-'man- Sullivan, III., livestock
Axemen holds major interest inipeared Nov. 29 auer leaving lhe'!!,rn!er wno " completing his
the Portland area. The Lane I house to play with a friend. :Imra Mr " President
Franklin Saturday night.
SOUTH
North Carolina 91, Furman 74
Richmond 70. Texas A AM 50
New Orleans Loyola 92, Tampa 53 CfinfiprC Tri Mfllrti Tr!n
Northwestern La 57. Southern 1 ,nnaers 1 0 maK "P
(Ark) state 50
University
Chattanooga
County preppers will meet Benson I She aaid the boy told her that
rriaay night, and tangle with) on tne way ne dunned into tne
'hej A correspondent who just left
1 Ifni wrote that about 8,000 Span.
ish troops are solidly entrenched
around the capital of Sidi Ifni
waiting for violent rains and
strong winds to stop.
lhe dispatch confirmed reports
i ii bl , uuiuri u - -j-
'of South (Sewanee) 63 j TO StUfJ TeXOS AfJieS
old truck body and the door
slammed shut, locking him in. He
yelled (0nd pounded with a pipe
he found inside the door. Alter
five days of intermittent pounding,
the door gave way, she said.
He had nothing to eat, but man-
Jnhna HnnVInt KO Tnu Ai IM.I1 LOS ANGEI.F.S !P Knolhall i aged to get a Utile water by
49. "I coach Red Sanders of UCLA may I reaching through a hole in the side
Virginia MMUry 82, Roanoke 77 visit Texas A.&M. Next week to of the truck body and wetting his
invesiigaie me position oi atnieiic iaiu, o aiu.
director and football coach there. I He said he never prayed so , called for federal legislation to
The place was vacated when I hard in his life," Mrs. Clow said, j outlaw labor racketeering such as
Parul Brvant left College Station I The Clows reported their son that uncovered recently by con
for Alab;0. I missing to police, who searched gressional investigations.
Sanders said Thursday night he for the boy. ..... ! The federation urged an end to
has been asked to visit Texas A. I The father was critical of news-, what termed monopoiistlc
Si M adding: "I probably will go. papers and Revision stations who Dr.c,icel h. bil! business and hie
if I go at all, some time next I he said shoWd no interest when.i.Dor
(overtime)
Norfolk Wm-Mary 65, Lunchburg
56
Kentucky Wesleyan 92, New Jl ex-
Alabama AIM
With little opposition, Shumani Spanish forces had abandoned
led a Farm Bureau drive to get J1""11 Psls on Ifn'' three-sided
the organisation on record for a I ooi-der with Morocco, but said
diminishing role of government in ! ,n?y were du round the capi
agriculture. Tha platform, em-l,al with nvl 8na backing them
bodying such recom mendation. UP-
passed with a resounding unani
mous vote after less than one
hour's discussion.
The delegates renewed their
demands of a year ago that labor
unions be mad subject to anti
trust laws. Tha convention also
Hardin Simmons
Payne 620
New Mexico A$M 55. Hamline 47
Texas Western 63, McMurry 52
CAB UUCC.TCOM
Woolpert, Winer playing buddies I since Augfjfor recruiting viola-1 Oregon Srtte 63 Seattle 55"
at Loyola oIqLos Angeles. WooUtionj. . ' Iowa State 54, Brigham Young 45
"". "u" ' uul - Miun -, - wwwr i southern California 79, Los An
anivc kcwcii iuuk ovn I A.runiv ria. van Motel,
at Cal in 1955. Woolnert served as of Essex Falls,-. J., shattered
Newell's assistant at USF for five! the competitive nwie record in
seasons before Pete went tOfilich-! taking a four stroSe lead in the
igan State in 1951. Q first round of the Sanford Open
Mticr L-uaHi ijiinci rnauv nigni
incfude ColleayS nf the P.tcifip at
week." I'is son disappeared but wanted
Last week Sander said he had interviews and pictures now that
been contacted uV the Texas I the boy was home again,
school, as have other coaches, but He said he did not doubt his
he expressed himself as being son's account of the five, days in
happy at UCLA and gave no in- the truck body.
dication that he punned to leave.
One resolution put the Farm
Bureau on record as deploring
what it said were efforts by or
ganized labor and others to short
en the 40-hour work week and to
The report from the correspon
dent in Agadir, a Moroccan port
about 70 miles north of Ifni, said:
Airstrips have been turned to
mud and landing craft have not
been able to get close to th
beaches.
Two troop carriers with' S.S09
men arrived Monday but were un
able to land the troops. They re
turned Thursday to the Canary
Islands.
Rebels "are practically invisible
inside the enclave" but occupy
positions all around it. Estimates
of the rebel forces go from few
hundreds to 2,000 men. Other esti
mates have gone to 12,000. .
The Ifni rebels, who started
their attack against Spanish posts
last iov. a, were reported
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Ari70Tia. Denim at TTCI.Afnlrla-
(DiomP AIM at Washington and
Washington. State at Montana. I
V night the Southeriubecause 6T bad weather.
ns jailed over the outU) MIA.1. Thin trMS4.80)
geles Loyola 60
Utah 71, Los Angeles Stale
Gonzaga 76, Whitworrh 49
New Mexico Western AS, West
mont 74 U
Western Montana 87, Montana
Mines 45. -'
Sanders has six vears to go on I
a 10-year UCL contract. j
Ring Record
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Army To Remove Haib
Of Little Rock Troops
obtain other benefits for workers j equipped only with light weapons,
GPALTIMftRE Pimlico rai-eQ'id A'iOicaa Tour" at flliertjj) 'daYTONA BEACH,
Track clqtjid down five days early I Missouri, til w , Boul between Jim Get;
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS ANGELES Kid Anahuac
126'i, Mexico, knocked itijt
Dwight Hawkins, 122'?, Los An
geles. 7.
PHILADELPHIA Jim Rob
inson. 164. Philadelphia, outpoint
ed Milo Savage, 163'i, Salt Lake
Citv, 10.
ria. (-$
at this lime. It said
"The international situation ne- tar'
cessitates continued heavy use of
rcsourcss for defense and inter
national cooperation. At the pres
ent time we cannot as a people
have more leisure."
automatic rifles and a few mor-
n MeAse SA
u Lockwood
Trowbridge Elec.
Sun Studs
s Boyer Meat Co.
DixonvulnoStore
Rirhies Dr. In
rfbg. Glass Co.
?) Team resulU:
Roseburjj Gliis
07
High gara: Ed Davis
O VOLUNTEER LEAeut I manned Los Angeles Loyola Hons
w L e-rs.rrj9.60. Oregon State downed Seat
27 la , 3S-) I te University JJ3-55 asrlkive Gam
26U19 34- bee led the av vulj 14 points.
25'A 19'4 33'4.Host Utah beat Losngeles Stale
2B02r 30 I high 22CWints for theSiablos.
22Q 23 29 i gn( Gonzaga trounced Whitworth
n a zs 1 76-49 OU
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Melrose Store 2.,- o pltlli.ri Q
i, sun ,d'.uj WVUiuuu w. HWIIUWII3
the fastest mile and-a sixteenth
of the Tropical Park Meeting (b
winning feature in 1:42 4-5.
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Hockey Scores
O . Pirst Reund
William Jewell 72, College of
Emporia 66
Dockhurst 7tV Graoaiand 57 O
Baker (Kan. 1-63, JTsryville (Mo.)
53 U O
Oklahoma BaptisW5, Kansas City
University 43
cancelled.
?Mf Jim Getson, luisa,
Wd weather.
WASHINGTON on - The Army
said Friday more than half the
federalized Arkansas National
.XoTcr & t ! Rogue River Hearing
tero" wi,br;Moves To Gold Beach q
M. Brucker said the force will I rni n nrim i a 7i-i. ui.
bci$trZZ .er,0RLeoSrEcesUlB:ar7 teX
"t s,e f 'A?' .n . .Iem,'n' dcvelooment of the Rocue River
i tiiiiiip anil warrann Timnpr rp. . . -
aticuon
Nazarene Church
Christmas Party
Sunday Morning
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PORTLAND Th. Oregon i,ts.P0KAN'E'- - TbwGonlaga
Collegiate f'onfere has re- University BuUdogs. mowing a ,
jected a bM-Hforrmembership by ! Dan0'aa"K. nOeP'n tight
Northwest Nazarene 3ollege of i fdofroT Jth hakboardsOiioved
Namna IdahoO t0 an easy nonronference
College presidents aft allelic Jrask,.b,u over Whitworth
directors of the five small Oregon rh"day nuht.
colleges declined ijte request of Fourteen tags scored in the
tha Irfohri )-hnnl Qnr thro. r. 'JIa IM-' and Onlv twicedid Whit-
sons: Northwest NazareneQdoes porrti get two or mor shotSf-jn
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rfATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal 3. New YorkC
QMroit 3, BostorO
U. S. TannismeXi
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in LewiiMn, Ma. imu w,icii. said here ,nat Hou.
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Boboub regs Retirement
Possible Aer Injury
DETROIT i.f! BobCSoiibregs,
sVcenter of the IVtroit Pistons,
may be forced to retire from pro
fessional basketball because of a
chronic back(Jilnvent. r
Dr. Kaymond rorsyme,
The rnTiual Christmas program
presented by the Sunday School of
the Firvt Church of the Nazarene
will bQt of the combined Christ
mas worship service starting at
9:45 Sunday morning.
basin moved here Friday after i The program will include songs.
sessions the previous two days at ! recitations and dialogues as well
Mediord and Grants Pass. j as other elements built around the
The board was told at Grants story of the nativity.
Pass Thursday that flood control The special service, which will
works should he started soon to! include a Christmas message by
prevent damaging floods such as i the pastor. Rev. Robert Hemple,
the flood of 1055. . i conclude at 11:45 a.m. Tha
Ben union, urania rass, maoe; public is invited.
team
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BRlSBANE.Qkustralia' Bel-
iston club in the Northwest Base
ball League, said this week
both Portland and Sacramento ot
the Pacific-. CogJD League are
interested w a wking agree
ment witn Um local team
fjirpgswho has been hospitalized
sevei more tests before any
complete diagnosis is made.
The former University of Wash
ington All American has beerrut
of action since nuntaig nis buck
1 during a na in New
IOlS-in nri?. I. a aat nf Vip siva anrl flarrt- i h.CMr.maLin0 af.fi.inn W tuil
not hava a compaHe athletic pr3 row at the basket as GonzWa nar Mulloy. O " fjrcabfy "Ske the best offffrl
10 me Their backs to the wallJafter is nlle." U
gram since (Jt dors not compete taked an exclusive ohji
O U would increase "classroom absence
O Oof team members and travel ex
q penus; nd a new school would
present uuiicuuies in icncuumg
gmes. q
W&n President Eisenhower
ordered the Army on Sept. 24 to
quell resistance to a racial de
segregation order J;v the U. S.
Court in Little lsk. 10,500 Ar
kansas National Guardsmen were
ordered into federal scrvir and
anoui i.oarnarairooner:i ot ine ' .k rA n i i...
. t I ... , Mica iui iiuuu vuiitiui. uiiii
regular ArTrTy were sun into the I ad(cJ that other water uses also
c"iJ ' should be considered. i
The troop strength has been re
duced inSkveral stages since then.
The lasf-of the regular Army
troops were pulled out Nov. 27.
Wednesdav. the dav set for the
latest reduction, is the last day
of school before the Christmas
holiday. srs
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gium's Jse'kie Brichant and CBoth tenul want Ohis. cwb,"
Philippe Washer staggered Amer- Mcintosh o a id after turning
ica'tjbooming Davis inn hopes from the minor league tweeting in
with a fighting cMbles Exhibition I Colorado Springs. Colo., "but
today which upsets Uncle Sam's (we'll have to iraa out all details
will
SfifS Caver.
rsbounding department. O o ',s opeiv-fingles triumah yes- Mcintosh said both Sacramento Miiwecl, Quit Lineup
Svhitworth'iADick Brahams ledOer(ia7- theCvrteran tandem from land Portland-indicated they would
ii,L n.:Brussels worM-5, 6-34-6. -3 to retain HillisTayne as manager of PORTLAND iM- Io starters
ine .uuicj. wuu lo pginn. .t lnt.r,n; Final Hi. Rronr. uihn h.H a wnrl-ino 1 .... Tu" ..,l..l G).r h,.k.lka.1 '
'ixihichQiow will be decidedby(i-agreement ith the Philadelphia teifti havetiuil. apparently miffed P'
orir q
Charley EckmaCrtoach of the
Pistons, said nobody toucjicd Hou
brras when he was iniMcd.
CSlle wont up for a rekauind and
it happriaed, Kcknuui snio.
5- u
Turner'! MO (Joints wss high toli
o CDq
Amorrow's two fioal singles.0.
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MEETING CANCELED
Missing Cirl Found
In Deep Ravine
GAMES SCHEDULED
"Large structures sh ,,be 1 Missing
planned for the forsceablWulure I Unhurt
and not as a stopgap for the pros-1
ent." he said I SKATTLE iifi A fiv-yar-old
viciur Dueni, uiaius rass, aisu , vasnon Island eirl was found
asleep and apparently unhurt in
a deep ravine on the Puget Sound
island Thursday night after sha
had been missing seven hours.
)kine Moss, daughter of Mr.
anJ-Alrs. Thomas Moss was found
by Frank Strom, a volunteer
searcher at 11:30 p.m.
Tha little girl was reported miss
ing alter she disappeared about
4:30 p.m. while running through
heavy underbrush with her seven-year-old
brother.
Some 200 persons began search
ing when the boy told sheriffs
officers his sister had fallen "in
to a big hole."
recommended multi purpose proj
eels.
Larry Cushing. Cave Junction,
presented a report that lisld the
power potential of the Rogue at
500.000 to 700.000 kilowatts, of
which only 48.800 kilowatts of firm
Tha Myrtle Creek Rotarv Club nnwer nnia . helns nrnriup.il
will not meet during the weeks of!
ChristmJand New Year's because . stair
the regSMr meeting days fall 0nIAnV5ien eWlines Will
those holidays. ; Lay uff 90 Pilots
The meetings will resume the: .,, ...O ,
second week in January. ,QN,EW YORK I - American
i I Airlines says it will l.y off 90
O- j I pilots at the cnqV)f this month
necause or a -accrine in general
OhilliofjIasV.sesson.
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Coach Sharkey Nelson said he
replaced thcnOin a lime against
fAcific Tuesday night. The nwr
left the bench earlin the second
half, dressed and 3lked awajrne
said. n
Nelson saioMie was attempting
to find a combination that could
bring his teaitufrom behind. The
sifts led a laiiCially that lUA-ated
PacifM. O
Rose-Bowl Webfoots
Scrimmage ThursciaVy
(WGKNE. Ore. H The Uni
verty at Oregon Football leain,
in ti jltlitrrg for its Jan. 1 date v((U
Ohio State in the Rose Bowl, was
put through a -iVminute scrim
mage ThursdavMjy Coach Len
Casanova.
After the scrum, Casanova com
mented favorably on the passing
of Sandy Fraser and Jack Crab
tree and the rasning of halfbacks
(TDrley TourvilU and Lcs Read.
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PULLMAN, Wash. IiP -Athletic DualnK' ,nrou!n lnc wy
irertnr Stan Ralea nf Wavhintf. I In a letter to its employes,
ton State College said Thursday airlines said Thursday passenger
In a letter to its employes, the
(Jo Stay At Oregon State
O Q'ORVAIiLS Tommy Proth-
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He repeated his tjaU-nt sfter a
newspaper, Irbe Oregonian, ro-i
ported twoidther schools haw
approaching Prothro about taking
over the football job (tt their
schools.
OSC SLATES COWBOYS
QLARAMIE. Wyo. i Tl I ni
; versify of Wyoming said Thurs
day the Cowboys would meet ure-
l.eon Stat t ollego on the football
iW-ld for lhe first time in history
next year. The game is scheduled
for Laramie on Oct. 11.
the Cougar football team would; traffic had been adversely affect-
plav two games at Spokane next
f.iB,) Southern Cal on Oct. 25 and
Washington on Nov. 22. The Cou
gars drew 26.000 fans in a Spo
kane game against UCLA last
season, their best "home game"
crowd.
ed hy business conditions for the
company and other carriers. It
predicted the downward trend
would continue through next year.
Spokesmen for other major air
lines here said they had no plans
at present for laying off pilots.
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