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HOUK NAMED YANKEE MANAGER Ytm'tes first bass coach Rclph Houk (Islt) eets
full support of owner Dan Topping offer former was named manager to succeed Ccsey
Stengel.
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cr.-i- Thomas Hi ll called time and This was the second cliff-hanger
in.- pV.y was run over, (iri-rn lU'V-jin a row for luwa. The previous
w IiulI kukcj a field goal bi'tore. I week the Hawkeycs got past Wis-
So now Iowa shows a 5 0 record ; cumin in the last 52 seconds.
:i".,l Mi .. - mi li t) with trouble j Green's last-gasp fiehl soul
i:iR:;i:i ior IhiI'i. ! touched off a dispute. Arkansas
I has an unenviable task
Uurmj t!ic not throa weeks. Tins
v.v.''.. lac Haw keyrs play Kansas
t:;u:i only by Svracuscl. The
f.:i'jv.;"s w'.'k 'they play Minne
s.n:i (iin:l;r.'.iie:l-iimii'(l i in the
L.Ti-.e t'i..t could decide tlie Uis;
V.:i liiSe. The next week, thev
play t;u-4h Oliia State, beaten only : on Syracuse and Navy which are
by Purdue. 1 wapint! their own private battle
71 ltebels have a date this1 for Knslr-rn honors uro waiting in
wv.k wiili defense-minded I.ouisi-! the wings.
ina State, which lias uiveu up just Syracuse, voted most likely to
! I p::inls ill five games, take a i succeed itself in tho prc-season
breather aaaiust Chattanuoca. i AH poll, tumbled to third place
then face rampaging Tennessee, ; after four unimprcssivo victories.
v.auh has ejven up just two touch
Neither. West Virginia nor Perm
were rated threats. This week
Navy meets Notre Dame and Sy
racuse plays 1'itt.
Missouri, No. 5. swamped Iowa
State. 34-8. for its sixth victory
coach Frank Broyles compluined ! and is smelling the sweet scent
that the kick was wide. Almost i of the Hie. Eight title. Oklahoma
24 hours later, he apolugizcd for: has held it a dozen years, but the
criticizing referee Hell publicly, Sooners are a shell of their old
but still maintained the kick was 1 selves.
wide. , .Muuiusola, No. 6, should have
If low a or Mississippi should j no great problem with Kansas
falter, defending national champi- j Slate after healing Michigan, lo-u.
iiaylor, surprise, power of tnei
Southwest Conference, has a
league game with Texas Christian.
Baylor swept to its fifth triumph,
a 14-0 decision over Texas A 4t M
Saturday. TCU won't be easy.
Oregon Next
Washington, eighth-ranked team
Hut the Orange blasted West Vir-; In the country, plays Oregon
five victories. That ginia. 45-0. Saturday in their first i which is fresh from a 20-0 shutout
cide the Southeastern really big display of power. lover California. Washington Dare
Ortgon Cslliaiata Conference .
W L T Pet. PH. Op.
OTI 3 0 0 1.000 91 39
SOC 2 1 0 .668 90 39
01' E , 1 2 0 .333 53 46
PSC 1 2 1 .333 54 TO
EOC 0 2 1 .000 12 91
Saturday Results:
Portland State 6, Eastern Ore
gon 6
Southern Oregon 32, Oregon Co),
lege 13
Oregon Tech 35, La Verne 14
(non-conference)
ROGER'S
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championship.
Navy, No. 4, blanked l'cnn, 27 0.' ly got by Oregon State, 30-29.
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That the Baltimore Colts would
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I be in third place with two losses Browns 'defenses with pa
A month ago who would have in Hie Naliunal Football Loasue's ' throwing 57 yards 13 Tummy
Wesiern cai'iei-encj white theioonala nnu 8 to Hill liaine:
Crcen Bav Packers and Chicago I scores, lis.- hit V.'aliton with a 4J
Bears would b; tied for the lead. 1 yanler for a I'D the f'r.4 time
That the Cleveland Browns ' Philadelphia had the brill. Jiniiny
would rest in third place in the; Brown ran 71 yards lor a t levy.
Eastern Conference oilc- opening : land touchdov. n and camr-tl ,7
the season with a 41-24 thumping ovf ,all V,". .
of the Philadelphia Eagles. i "eM halfback Eoboy .Mitcnell to
Yet this is the story today after 3j in 14 tries,
the Colts Sundav went uown ta Cerry Perry s !3 yard field Jen!
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trnit i inne winYo;c thrpo nrpjDepre fumbled on the Dalbs o)
vin,, ctnrK llfUt tllO COWOCVS. D"CTC'
the Cowuovs. U"ore s In
TM Pxekon who heat the Colls : had put them ahead 10 3 earlis
two weeks ao. crushed San Fran- in ins penco.
Cisco 41-14, while the Bears were! The Redskins also neeued a ls
held to a 24-all tie bv Los Angles. ( minute field gaal 4.i ar..s by
The deadlock broke a 12-gaiae 1 Bob hhayal - to t.e I a shrill.
losing streak for the Rams. (Bert nechiehar s - 41-yaid cdart
Philadeluhia's Bobby Waist on i with 12 ssronds to go bounced oil
kicked a field goal in the final j
for this event at SAFEWAY
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Northwest Conference, Standings
W L Pet. PF PA
Willamette 4 0 1,000 132
l.infield 2 1 .6(17 GO
X & C 2 2 .501) 65
Pacific 1 1 . .500 43
C. of Idaho 0 2 .000 21
Whitman 0 3 .000 47 83
Saturday scores
Willamette 14, Linfield 13
Lewis and Clark 21, College of
Idaho 14
Pacific 34, Whitman 14
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Defending champion Willamette
clinched
ference football title Saturday
night hv edging second-place Lin
field, 14-13.
A missed kick for. conversion
after Linfield's second touchdown
and a timely pass interception by
Stti Hall with Linfield threatening
late in the la?t period preserved
Willamette's 15th straight home
field victory. ' -
Linfield had a slight edge in
rushing but Willamette held Lin
field's ace passer. Bill Parrish
53' is seconds to unset Cleveland 31
31 ' 23 and avenge that opening d iy
87 trouncing The victory moved the
Eae.les (4-1) into the second place
in the F.ast, Behind idle New York,
which has three wins and a tie.
Dallas Loses
Elsewhere. St. Louis handed Dal
las its fifih loss in as many games.
12-10 while Washington and Pitts
burgh played to a 27-27 lie.
the fecund ot Jim m a r i l n
tlie cross bar afler the St friers
had been penalized five yards lor
delay of the i,.anie.
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Snare Ribs TL Ib 49c
three field goals a 51-yirnlcr that;
By TKS ASSOCIATE'S PRESS
Oregon Tech needs only a vic
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Mcinffr House, fiozen. Tender onj juicy
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Medium-tixe, Pacific. Grand for stews.
Saturday tj win tha Oregon
another Northwest Con- hit the crossbar and bounced over I lollsgiate Cunl e r c n c e iooioan
brake a 17-17 tio lor Uie I.ions ' cnain:m)niMi:i.
after Baltimore quarterback John-1 Ore;;on ieeh. .. 0 in conference
ny Unitas had thrown scoring psss-'Play, could end no less tuau sec
ts to Ilav Berry and Jim Must-lond even wtta a loss,
scheller. 'llis TO toss per game; !-.outn?rn Oregon brought its rec
irok went In 42 reaular season! owl la 2-1 Saturday With ;,n over-
rainps " . - :i whelming 82-13 victo.J
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However. uic (.Mgiu u.jnroO!' vuik -Lane
wrapped things up 'for Do-1 Dons Oken, former North Eu-
hroit when he intercepted a tlnitasjgeno pi-en ace. compiotca w ct sj ;
paift and ran 80 yards for toticn-: passca ior ' .
down i touchdowns for Soulhi-rn itrer.on.
-The Packers unlimbered a good' The two lowest rankeJ teams. i
rn,. nnmnini;nT... ti. n.;n.,ra nncrinn oitnb n a,. , t h t , run. Hoi'llano hiaia HiKi i.:tMi'; :i uiti-
intercepted four passes. i nine of Paul Horming and Jim, son. lougnt to a 6-3 tie at I-art-;
Lewis and Clark of Portland j Taylor. Quarterback Lamar Mc- land ,.,-, j
and Pacific both scored' victories Han completed H of 24 for 183 of- Althouh oiitgameJ .n2 to So,
and now are lied for third place, their 208 passing yards, while Eastern tnree limes siopped loU-.
Lewis and Clark, led by quarter-1 Hornung-nnd Taylor combined for land insioe tha live.
back Hoyce McDaniel and half-1 170 nf 2!9 rushing. Ilornung almj Knd Dennis ta .'nall s Ineit. of
back Garv Grill, edged College of i scored twice and kicked two field,.! PSC pass gave In leant a laird
' Idaho, 21-14. McDaniel pas-sed 30 i goals find five extra iints. Y. A. period score. Portland b(ate even
yards to end Dick Miller for one j Titlle passed for both -tier scores, ed it in the final pe riod,
touchdown and plunged one-yard I Chicago quarterback Zcke Prat- OTT, in a non-cenfeivnee "aire,
to the winning C-pointer. Grill'zowski turned from goat to hern I whipped La Ycrr.e ot C:i!..ornia
opened the scoring with a 24-yard ; in a few moments when he tossed : 33-14 at Klamath falls,
scamper. . . ja 29-vard scoring pass to Angelo OTPs Ray Jomson passed ....
Quarterback Bob Light,- No. 2!Coia 'for the tie after Ed Mcador and 15 yards for towlidown? ana
amone the nation's small, roiloee hart inlen-enli-.l one of his tosses , piunwl two arils lor anotnrr.
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vimph over Whitman, completing
12 of 21 heaves for 160 yards.
Kobin Beck, Whitman's ace pass
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on 11 of 21 tries for 143 yards
and ran 25 'yards to give the Rams
a 21-17 lead. Bratkowski also hit
Coia with a 15-yard TD toss and
Willie Dewvcall with a M-ynrder.
" Walstou's :!8 yard field goal was
set up by a pass intcrterence call
Bob Wendel causht 9 of Light's I and climaxed a brilliaul second
passes for 96 yards. One went 8 , half offensive show by the Eagles.
.orm van urocKiin nnnicu ine
Soi'lhern Oregon and Eastern
Oregon will play at Ashland in the
only other conference game Satur-
!',
Davilson has the poorest football
record in the Southern Cor Terence.
The team hr.s v.nn only 32 ;.amcs
and lost 91 'in 22 seasons.
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