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Newspaper Page Texto o G o 0 Four PCC Counters Slated floxf VVdied California at 1 .01 Angeles neaminer. After losing their opening bailies to College of the Pacific and Mu-h-igin State, the Beam of loach rele Klliott have surced back for ! victories over Wahiniton State ami Llah by impressive margins. tioing against the iroians Sat urday, they II meet the only club Australians Garner World Golf Title y THI ASSOCIATED PRESS in the other conference encouneis. first half dmes stopped by fum A full ilate of Pacific Col. Stanford, a mrpnse 22-11 winner b' at Washington 8 Conference games comej up this I over Washington, plavs host to the Huskies scored their second week with the Iniversilv of ( all-! undefeated Air Force Academy j touchdown in the second period on forma testing its new found power that showed power in fighting 61 ,ru' drie B"t on that in- gainst the lroians of Southern Iowa to a lie two weeks no mil ; rara r gamer on a pass tumbling Colorado Slate 36 last interlerence call. Saturday. Uiri. Nirhnll. playing at left half in place ot Ine injured i-umer . , . r,.-., O U-.J-I, ft Carr. scored the fust Washington T. ANDREWS. Scotland (AP- LOUqarS 0, VanaaiS U touchdown on a four vard run and Australia won the World Amateur s .,..,.. , team rhimnnnchin nf anil an4 lha 1 qiiarieroacK itivner went iwo lor -" ... , MOSCOW. Idaho (AI'i -The the second on a keener i H' f'senhower Trophy today by i Washington State Cougars found i skiD rare booted the first two defeating the I nitea States by two , ' out Saturday what it's like to have1 Stanford conversions and Nicolet ! sT"e !" ,n '" hole playoff. I disabled Bobby Newman on the ihrui m -nH ihn. Rurford for . low scorers oi me they could beat last season but,"''"011 and ,nev m,v n,e ,u S1 two points after the final touch-, one showing strong improvement ' a'on without, him for another i down. ; over its 1937 efforts ,lnre weeks. , The University of Oregon, cur-' Newman punted, then limped off rently leading the PCC with a 2-0 th field after the first nine plays CJO O O O O record, takes on Washington Slate i wit h torn ligaments in his left knee at Eugene. I'Cl.A plays at Wash- and use had lo struggle with a Ington and Oregon State at Idaho 'rugged Idaho defense for an 8 0 lourtn quarter victory. Without Newman, the nation's leading passer last week, the Cou gars were oulgained in the air and GRID SCORES You can do MORE work at LOWER cost with this Walker-Turner 15' Drill Prp"' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FAR WEST Washington State 8. Idaho 0 Stanford 22, Washington 12 Wyoming 28. Oregon Slate 0 had to rely on an enemv n in Oregon 2.i. Southern California win. I.aroy Rath intercepted a California 36. I tah 21 tiary fain worth pass and re- Air torce Academy 36, turned 43 yards to set it up. 1 s,ate 6 Ji'-Z.l ! Collet0 of' pW 2" a diving Don Ellingsen' in the end j Bf Jolumbia ,3i VMn, Puget Sound 7 tour-man Australian team coin-l ; piled an aggregate score of 222 1 to 224 for the three low I'.S. players. I ine piayott. tike the main part ! of the 29-nation competition, was decided on aggregate scores for i the three low men on each team. I Australia and the U.S. tied in the 72-hole competition Saturday with 918 totals Today Bruce Devlin shot a par . 72 over the testing 6.936-yard Old .Course of St. And lews and Peter Colorado T0cood and Bob Stevens had 7.is. Eor the United Slates, Charlie Coe of Oklahoma City, the U.S. Brlshsm ,malcur champion, had a 73, Bil D"s" , ly Joe Patton of Morganton. N.C.. . a is ana ur. rrann (Budl lavlor ... ruiiiuua, v.aiu., a id tur ine 0 jfi ' GSsOfi. QMS. 1, SsTOJsv-ygt foyb-Review, Reseburg, Ore. 9 Secfcfary Sdsfwr It was a touchdown the Cougars Central Washington 43, Whitworth 22J, fSSate. missed in the second quarter when ) .B1" "ynuman of l arl Ketchie fumbled out of the, eslern Washington , Eastern ' S-l'adrr through Philadelphia. the main part of the competition, was out of con tention today with a 78 and Au stralia's Doug Barhli. former ; British amateur champion, made i ine same score. Sports In Brief Walker-Turner's 1300 StriM 15' "Light-Heavweighr Drill Press gives you full 6 spindlt travel . . . BIG machine capacity at a "light machine" price. Will drill holes in diam eters of 60 to Vx', up to 6 deep, at a single pass of the drill. No need to go into bigger, more expensive machines to get this BIG capacity. Available in bench, floor, and multiple spindle models. See it here now! Cell ar staa la tar a FREE Mar at the alata 41 sage Walker Turner "LIHt-Hy. Miaht" MhWm Teal Citiks, Just la (Phsne Ns.l DOUGLAS SUPPLY CO. Your Walker-Turner and Skil Tool Headquarter! 649 S. E. Rote St. Phone OR 3-6638 s-nu tunc lur luucnuac ironi ine ; Washington u Idaho four. . Pacific 14. Pacific Lutheran "It was the craziest game I've Idaho Stale 26, Adams Slate i Colo I ever been associated with." Sulh-! 0 erland said, then referred to I he Whitman 19. Oregon College 12 whopping 145 yafds assessed Willamette 33. I.inlield V against his team. t'olege of Idaho 19, Lewis & After Newman was knocked out: Clark 19 (lie) on a block by Idaho fullback Ken1 SOUTHWEST Hall. WSC drew four 15 vard pen- Texas 15, Oklahoma 14 j 'allies for personal fouls, two of Rice 24. Arkansas 0 B " ASSOCIATED PRESS Ihem in the same series of downs. :Texas Christian 26. Texas Tech 0 ,.,., BAS"AL-.. New -Mexico 34. Utah Slate 14 MII.WAlKth tred Haney was Inrlinnc 9? Uiiclriac 19 i Tulsa 24, Oklahoma State 16 ! "SIM new one year contract InUianS it, nUSKieS L MIDWEST Io manage the National League i . w vA,r. n.m. i chamoion Milwaukee Braves and I PALO ALTO, Calif. AP) After 0nl0 state 19. Illinois 13 "ieorge (Birdiel Tebbets wasi SF.W HAVEN, Conn. . A proving they can. after all. move avv 20, Michigan 14 hired as executive vice president, leading nuclear scientist says the football. Stanford's Indians .Michigan State 22. Pittsburgh 8 CHICAGO Bob Schefting was atomic radiation has been used suc inis week meet the Air Irorce southern Methodist 32, Missouri 19 "hired to manage the Chicago cessfully to destroy cancerous tu Academy here in a game that I Kansas 7, Iowa Site 0 Cubs for another year. mors , humans without harming could truly become an aerial bat-1 Wisconsin 31. Purdue I GOLF surrounding tissues. '"L I INorthwestern 7. .Minnesota 3 oiuuiuu m me Indians snapped a three- iow, 34, Indiana 13 game losing streak with a 22-12 j Kansas State 23. Nebraska 8 upset over Washington last Salur-1 Montana Slate 33, North Dakota day as the running of Rick file-1 siale 20 Millen and the throwing of Bob Cincinnati 14. Xavier 8 Nicolet shocked the Huskies. Ohio V. 27. Davlon 8 The 186-pound Mc.Millen a North Dakota '30. South Dakota 1 junior left halfback, scored on State 12 runs of tne and 20 yards, did the SOUTH sianiord punting, caught a key Georgia Tech 21, Tennessee 7 pass mat set up the third touch- Wake Forest 13, uuwn ana iniercepiea a wasning-; state 7 -! Mill m -T... Y-V ...... sJ..saaJal For Rt-p-ublkftftft I WASHINGTON (API Secre I lary of the Interior Seaton plans j upwards of 20 Republican cam ) paign speeches before election j day. He leaves .Monday on a two week tour into the south, west and midwest. Associates say that by the time he winds up in Wisconsin Oct. 31, Seaton will have made more than 75 political speeches and party ap pearances since August in behalf of Republican Congressional can didates. His schedule beginning Monday calls for visits during this month to 11 states. The schedule includes: Oct. 15, 1 Montana rally at Bil lings; 16, speeches at Missoula, Browning ami Great Kails: 17, a luncheon rally at Boise, Idaho, and an evening rally at Caldwell, Ida ho. Since August he has made cam paign speeches in Alaska. Cali fornia. Arizona, Illinois, Minnesota and other states. HUNG UP D- T. Creary, in fult hunting attire, is only hung up here, but took a spill as Three Sheets missed a hurdle in the Warrenton, Va., Horse Show. Rider is from Portland, Ore. ST. , Hyndman of Philadelphia turned 1 in some brilliant shotmaking on the final four holes to give the ! United States a tie with Australia 1 in the World Amateur champion ships, forcing a playoff Monday. CHICAGO Round Table ($3.40) , won the $100,000 added Hawthorne Atom Radiation Found Effective Against Cancer Dr. Lee E. Farr, director of the medical institute of the Brook haven National Laboratory, said the tumors were destroyed by ra diation from nuclear reactors. Treatment of humans was car ried out at Broukhaven and the results were called encouraging. Farr made the disclosure in ded icating the Hunter Radiation Ther- Gold Cup to make him the biggest miviict wiiiuci ui an iiinr. passing North Carolina ;N7.5..e.,,ng a, raord j t housing radiation ton pass that cut off a third period! North Carolina 6, South Carolina 0 boosted hit total earnings to $1,-; '?m, n'd 'lh 'J diseases is Part of the Yale-New Haven Medical scoring threat. )ce 12. Bavlor 7 Senior quarterback Nicolet, re-1 Virginia Tech 22. Virginia 13 turning to full duty after injuring 1 Misslssipi State 28, Memphis a shoulder in the opener, com- stale 6 pleted 15 of 29 passes, including a Auburn 8. Kentucky 0 Farr said he has been conduct- touchdown throw. He also inter cepted a pass from Bob Hivner at the Washington 40 and returned to the 25 in what proved the turning point ot tne game. Mississippi 19, Tulane 8 Alabama 29. Km man 6 William & Mary 6. VMI t (tie) Clemson 12, Vandrrbilt T EAST I he Indians trailed 12-7 at half-i Columbia 13. Yale 0 time and Nicolet's interception ! Texas AvM 14. Maryland 10 came with the second half only 1 Princeton 20, Penn 14 about a minute old. Seconds later I Harvard 20. Lehigh 0 MrMillen went around end with a I Villanova 7, Detroit 0 pitrhout for his 20 yard scoring I Penn Stale 40. Marquette t dash. : Syracuse 55. Cornell 0 The Huskies, who lost a tough Rutgers 23, Richmond 12 one to powerful Ohio State, rolled 1 Dartmouth 20. Brown 0 to a touchdown on a 54-yard drive 1 Colgate 7,, Bucknell 0 the first time they controlled the Boston U. 36. West Virginia 30 ball against Stanford. Maine 14. "New Hampshire 0 Stanford mounted a scoring Lafavette 7, Selaware 6 drive of 65 yards in eight plays j lloha'rt 18. Vermont 14 wilh MrMillen making the first Conn. 28. Mass. 14 touchdown. The Indians had two 1 Rhode Island 52, Brandeis 22 NEW 3 Plow Tractor fTrrnn.n. DRIVE Jfa -mi- NO illlng NO clutching NO thlftlng wi,h M 7 length triumph in the $10,000 added Miles Stanaish Stakes at 336.364 KW VAPk' first I anHIno t & vhh,. .m ,ihi. ;.m. 5 i. Center. l""'lTm: IDa l"e:in exoloralory experiments with ye-Vr h" ""r.1 puniyn nioii las.oiii scorea a - u.in.. ihi. I. ,h. mihnH- i The element boron is fed into 1 com-!so it accumulates in a tumor. , y . i' (S1,1,0)! thermal neutrons into the patient. the $15,000-added Alcibiades Slakes I , radioactive reaction is set tt Knneiand. i CAMDEN, N. JBackbone (St) I pTn, tumor wjlh concentra- scorea nis sevenm staKes victory tjon of ,,. js disintegrated. Surrounding, healthy tissues, which do not attract boron, are not of the year in winning the $19.- 126.25 Benjamin Franklin Handi cap at Garden State. SAN MATEO, CALIF. Battle I harmed. Brookhaven, which Is supported i.ance lao.iu, won in n,i Bay h f from ,he Aomjc Kn Meadows Handicap by a length. ; cimn)is5io, controlled by nine ' universities, including Yale. The i highly secret installation is locat ed at Upton, Long Island, N.Y. Standings NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE ; Eastern Conference ! W 1, T Pet. Pts OP Cleveland 3 0 0 1.000 110 67 i New York 2 1 0 .667 82 48 ! W ashington 1 2 0 .3.13 48 72 1 Chi. Cards 1 2 0 .333 72 82 . I Phils. , 1 2 0 .333 44 72 I Pittsburgh 1 2 0 .333 56 71 , I Western Conference J Baltimore 3 0 0 l.OOO 103 70 ! Chi. Bears 2 1 0 .667 100 77 ; Ixis Angeles 2 1 0 .667 102 61 . . San Francisco 1 2 0 .333 32 81 1 Green Bay 0 2 1 .000 50 71 . Detroit 0 2 1 .000 58 83 Sunday Results Baltimore 24, Green Bay 17 Cleveland 35, Chicago Cards 28 Ixis Angeles 42. Detroit 28 New York 21, Washington 14 Pittsburgh 24, Philadelphia 3 Phony Price Come-ons, Ficticious Bargain Claims Target Of FTC WASHINGTON' (AP) A stepped up drive lo erase phony once come-ons and fictitious bar gain claims from advertising was launched Friday by the Federal Trade Commission Better Business Bureaus across the country, the Advertising Fed eration of America and local busi ness groups, were expected to co operate in the campaign an nounced by FTC Chairman John W. Gwynne. Gwynne issued a nine-point guide list of typical abuses in price Chicago Bears 28, San Francisco ;dvertising and ordered FTC's 9 Come in... see, drive and feel it! There's no stalling, clutching or down shifting with the new Case-o-matic Drive 400. Pull power adjusts to the drawbar load, instantly, precisely, tulomalinlly.' Try it yourself . . . vou ran plow in a range higher than conventional tractors. Vi hen you run into tough going, torque power is magically multiplied, up to lOCi, to meet the demands of the load. The Case-o-matic 400 offers an infinite choice of travel speeds within each working range, as well as direct drive. Choose from gasoline or LP-gaj engines ...standard 4-wheel, single and dual wheel, adjustable front axle models. Cave o-matic is so different from conventional tractor power that you have to feci it to believe it! Test-drive the Case-o-matic 400 today! Prep Scores Astoria 27, Milwaukie T Bandon 41. Gold Beach 12 North Bend 27, Cottage Grove Reventlow Rica Entry Wins California Test RIVERSIDE. Calif.. (AP) lorre of lawyers and investigators' to intensify enforcement. The com- mission hopes to enlighten consum ers on price trickery, educate busi nessmen on where the law halls fictitious 'pricing, and enlist the volunlary co-operation of sellers, the chairman said. The FTC list includes the pre i ticketing of products with false ("regular" prices to mislead the i buyer into thinking he is getting a big mark down: false claims of (aclory and wholesale prices; and .. - . tun. n . .1 . ..-. ...I Aim. neaung ine us i.u i usually tne , ounU fron) prjt.,, whl(.n ,re ,v. best way to get ahead, but race cK,rli,d. tujk f ruiftV hnu-h a uilnpe iisi n the $14,500 Riverside Grand Prix suits Lance Reventlow fine. For Daigh, ot l-ong Reach. Calif., defeated a top field of drivers in one of Reventlow's I power-packed Scarabs, establish-l VIENNA. Austria (API Stefan ing the voung heir to the Wool- Cardinal Wysrynski of Poland is worth millions as a major figure 1 expected to go to Rome for the io the sports car field. funeral of Pope Pius XII and the A crowd of 70.000 watched Daigh election of a successor, oulduel the favorite, Phil Hill, and This word from high rhurrh go on to win easily when engine I sources in Warsaw, if confirmed, trouble forced Hill out of the race ' may make him the only prince of a little past the half way mask in the church from Co'mmunist Eu the 200-mile grind. rope to attend the funeral. ! Polish Cardinal May Attend Pope's Funeral ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION frUY WHRiriOUSHARElrVTHE SAVINGS PHONE 2-2683 W. Waihifiaron at S. P. Track Roieburg, Oregon STOP PARK SHOP FARM BURRAU EXCHANCE a'w3T n : : : ' i - Hill COm CM1N HAIl I I Oltr OAK PLANK INDS I PHONIOS 9-1741 OUR TRUCKS CARRY CULL 400 t tOO ce. ft RESERVE TRAINING CENTER WASHINGTON (AP) The of fice of Sen. 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