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Huskies Open Rose Quest This Weekend Against Cal By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i After losin? (a Purdue in t h e Washington's Huskies open their opener, the Huskies came back to bid (or a third straight Rose Bowl heat Illinois and last Saturday invitation this week when they staged a Murine comeback to nip meet the unpredictable California independent I'lttsbursh 22 17. Bears in the Big Five Conference California meanwhile amazed a opener at Berkeley. ' partian Missouri crowd at Co- Most o( the other West Coast lumhia hy battling the three-touch-collegiate football clubs continue down favorite Tigers to a 1414 intersectional competition, where tie. The home cluh needed a lark o( success has proved the fourth quarter touchdown for the rule to date. (deadlock. Coach Jim Owens' Washington) On the slale this week are such aggregation, which beat Wisconsin intersectionals as Vanderbilt at and Minnesota in the last two.lCLA, Southern California at bouts for the roses, is the only t Notre Dame. Oregon State at Wis- 191 western club to win against consm and Oregon vs. Arizona at Big Ten competition. College Scores COLLEGE FOOTBALL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EAST Dartmouth 30. Penn 0 Trtnceton 30. Columbia 20 Holy Cross 20, Buffalo 8 Maryland 22, Syracuse 21 Harvard 14, Cornell 0 Yale 14. Brown 3 Villanova 3.1. Massachuetts MIDWEST Ohio State 13, UCLA 3 Notre Dame 22, Purdue 20 Wisconsin 6. Indiana 3 Northwestern 28, Illinois 7 Michigan 38, Army 8 Michigan State 31, Stanford Minnesota 14, Oregon 7 Portland Backyard Battling In backyard battling. San Jose State is at Stanford while Wash ington State hosts Idaho. Southern California's Trojans up held western prestige even in de feat when they dropped a 35-34 decision to top-ranked Iowa at Los Angeles before a national televi sion audience. VSC scored with only 48 seconds left hut a two point conversion pass by Bill Nel sen was knocked down by Hawk- I eye Sammie Harris. 13. On the bleaker side, Ohio State whipped L'CLA 13 3. Minnesota beat Oregon 14-7, Michigan State walloped previously unbeaten Stan ford 313 and Texas ran over I Washington State 41-8. ' San Jose Moves San Jose State put its record L.. f ll''4V-. -211"- "l 1 ... . V-'rVt ,-.: s V S , , r' -. Mon., Oct. 9, 1961 Thi News-Review, Rnieburj, Ort, 7 Freshman Leads Trojans In Win i Over Pirates During UVL Action Led bv freshman quarterback inn s..!. Carl Burke was pointed his way oer from inside thi- Men Danny Withers the Douglas Tro- out as the outstanding player of dale one Withers ran the PAT as jans recorded their first football the game. Burke started at quar- Doiuhs took a 13 0 h.ili'irne leafi victory of the scaoon Saturday terback for the Pirates hut before m us homecominr: contest, a 27-13 homecoming win over the the final gun sounded had played Piratas Score Cilcndale Pirates in I'mpqua Valley most of the positions in the back-: I. ate in the "bird quarter the Pi League play. field. Rushing, Burke was the lop rates got hack in the game when Knginecnng the drives for the gainer of the day picking up 87 Robert Pope charged into the end Trojans was the freshman star, yards. Terry Peterson of Douglas, zone from one yard out Pope ai-'i who was instrumental in most of working at a halfback slot, was the'ran for the PAT The Tl was set the scoring. In addition to his nine top carrier for the winners with, up hy a recovered fumble on the points scored on one TO and three 60 yards. ' Douglas tun ami came nM short v PATs, W ithers passed for a second After battling to a scoreless dead- after Burke had moved the IV Douglas tally to Kd Drake lock in the first quarter the Tro-j rates into Tvoian territory i'h The Withers-Drake scoring play jans grabbed the lead with two;4n-yard run only to see Douglas covered 35 yards, while later in tallies in the secor period. Peter- hold the game Drake charged over on son put the home team on lop with The Troians took the kiek ifl his own from seven vards out. a 3-yard jaunt to paydirt. then from Clenilale in the eluMiig sec Outstanding Player Withers added to the margin be- onds of the third period, then Though he performed on the los- fore the end of th'! quarter hulling marched to a TI in ihe opening minute ot the tinal stanza c f OUT AT THIRD is the Yankees' Yogi Berra in the seventh inning of Sunday's World Series clash os he tried to advance from first base on Bill Skowron's single. Redleg cen terfielder Vada Pmson threw to third baseman Gene Freese in time for the out. Umpire is Henry Crawford. Yanks won, 7-0. (UPI Telephoto) OSU Proves It Can Score; Badgers Next Itickv Shafer returned the kick -to vards to the (ilemlale 4u. Alter one rush ing play, the 3.vyard pass from Withers to Drake accounted for the six points. Withers ran the PAT. Before two minutes of the fourth quarter had been rjlavcd the Pi. 1,c rales had their final TD. Burke provineil the scoring punch on the p,,;. 'drive as he plunged over from the at 3 1 with a 14 0 victory over California 14, Missouri It (tie) : Colorado State University while Oklahoma State 26, Tulsa 0 j Oregon State polished off Idaho Iowa State 21. Oklahoma 15 44 6. Nebraska 24, Kansas State 0 j The return of quarterback Randy Drake 21, low a State College 6, Gold gives California a chance SOUTH I against the Huskies. The junior. William & Mary 19, Furman 6 who missed the first two games tlemson 27, North Carolina 0 with (eorgia 17, South Carolina 14 Bears Packers And 49ers Take Lead In NFL's Western Conference Tennessee 17, Mississippi State against Missouri. He By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 Football League. Versatile F.ul Hornung. Green ! nJto 25-year-old former Notre . , , ,. , , . : uminir siai nm ins im i iijt iii mec iiijuij, irtnu 111c , Day a (ill ieiui ni-n-ui-. ,..... .. . .-- KJa,. to their two touchdowns ' and a rarity among pro special-1 ..,. r.' ' , '. , North Carolina State 21, Vir ginia 14 Duke 23. Wake Forest 3 Mississippi 33. Florida State 0 Kentucky 14, Auburn 12 Kentucky State 47, West Vir ginia State 0 Louisiana State 10, Georgia Tech 0 scored the ists with his triple Uirea, abijj.es, ; - f H Linfield Takes COKVA1.L1S (AP) Oregon game Johnson has turned in,' State, which must plav Wisconsin said. i in the Big Ten team's backvard i For Idaho, be said, end next weekend, found nut at least , Carolan "looked awful good. He " am line, ttliat it could score Saturday in! played a terrific game." Final Counter healing Idaho. 44 6. for its first I Baker completed four of six ""uias tinal six pointer was - football victory of the season. passes for 88 yards and gained 7'd Drake on his seven- - rnarh Tonvmv Prihr.. . fi, ' 66 v xA on eight carries. Sonho- I smash and Withers again ran losses to Svracuse and Stanford I more quarterback Rich Brooks ,h in the first two games, said -lotsihit on all three of his passes for,. "nsuclv the winners were of the plavers looked good 1 aM ot 70 yards. Bruce!1 1 h,y 'lv' Pa interceptions a though S course you ner I Williams, another rookie, topped ' s Douglas proved victorious for f ? 1 V .' ' ? ail rronnH ealnr with in v zrrii' homecoming ce chration. know how much that means when " ground-gaineri with 117 ardi y lhp Trojans again, a .earn as ouimannea as - Myrtle Cieck for , , wl(h Idaho. ir,n" w'nr !ih v.wino. -kii h. Oregon Mate held Idaho to 69 , ','",""" "", vrH .. ih ,.mnrf .nA ki ,n the Oakland Oakers. the air. But the Vandals made!. I :econd one on a 13 yard run after , is nutting the power in the Pack- Alan .cison spriniea id io sci uPjers onve '- " ""' romp over the baltimore Colts the score. Conference title in the National; ,, a f III conversions in Green Bays 45 7 I filElQrDtirsl WIH VVIIIVll vllVv Hornung. who set an NFL scor- He said quarterback Terry Baker, who scored one touchdown on a five-yard run and passed to two others, "had a great day. Everything he did was right." Praised Ends Prothro also praised the per- good on their only real scoring opportunity in the final quarter S"Ry 'itT Hoh Ames recovered an Orecnn L ,S51ng yardage c,t ki it, GttA.. on I i asses BOWLING- : ,j ... ,u a. LintlelG S wildcat. opened tneir formancei of ends Hnoer Johnson ih io.-,n ,nm,i-n ,ht ! Northwest Conference foothalli ,nd Fred Jones, tackle Mikeifrom the 1 Seven plays later reserve quarter back Rick Dobbins went over UMPOUA LfGU CASCADI LEAOUI Wincl-esitr Sav Soti Trolltri 14 Arkansas 28. Texas Christian 3 " ' !! Ktvtlont Wchn Worki Zuck's orti'or Service Curtis Bros. Furn. tanooga 7 SOUTHWEST Southern Methodist 9, Air Force wiitmr Lumtr Co. 7 U. S. Plywood New Mexico Western 17, New Soon Trn. Jiexico rtignianris 7 liuisiana College 20. Austin 19 io n 10 Montgomery Ward MOCS Motors Ktnt Cleaner! Pavleis Oes Idle Moor Tavern Garden valley Market eAarkt Market Packers to the ton in the West 1 season oaiuruay im a .a s Kline and halfback John Thorn has amassed 64 points in the first ' triumph over Lewis and nark l nn; the third straight fine four names this season ,nd Promptly look the status of, l The Green Knv vieforv eoonlrri championship lavonte. ' with San Francisco's 35-0 ihumn-1 But the Wildcats face IT ino nf los Anreies hmke a fniir. . from defending titlist u way tie for first place in the West- idle over the weekend, and Babe 15 ,ern sector and left the Packers Brown's College of Idaho Coyotes, and 49ers at the head of the class wh swamped Pacific University iiWalker Sets Goal; Charleston To LA s with 31 records. 32 0. lexas aoi.vi jo, lexas lecn i tis rum. i New Mexico State 14, North' sener Texas State 14 Roieou'O Lions Club ' Results: Idle Hour Tavern Garden Val. I four eams j-emajnefl tied for lev Market 1; Payiess Gas 3, Marks Mar. .. . . .. . ... . T.. k-i k.1 I,- ... linn. n.,h 3. Mnc MolOrtl"Cl "If Ca.Sl Wlin J- marKS Meiai o- Jensen Kees 3. Keystone Macn. 0; 1 1; Monioomery ward 3. Kens Cleaners o. i as Cleveland beat Washington 31-7 ing 9-7 at the end of three period; oreoon.ar. j. o s. eiy. i: lucks aoiaior '"'" . " rniiaaeipnia s league champion , in the clash with Lewis and Clark Linfield scored four touchdowns in the fourth quarter after trail Art JUNIOR CLASSIC LEAGUI Iowa 35. Southern California 34 Brigham Young 7, Montana 6 a" & w Roo" Beer Washington 22, Pittsburgh 17 Andersons Market Results- Lansing Oliver 3. B ft INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE High Game: A. Larsen Lohr 301-141-204 S44, . Wards. Soorts Trollers. i Other H oh Scores I U..K r.m Dm Dnarle S?l. IIS Plv ICIausSen 301 Wichita 42, West Texas State 34' Olher Hmh Scores: Norm Lewellyn 303, ADD BOWL ING Texas 41. Washington State 8 " fenn, 301, oienn Nessetn j. scoity uj.l c. , Ferouson Its. Houston 21. Boston College 0 i Arkansas 28, Texas Christian 3 Lansinq t, Oliver u New Mexico 7, Texas Western 6 cST,ierTo'nt. l. FAR WEST I umooua Dairy EUGENE fAP) - A 59-day walk from Charleston, S C., to Los Angeles is the goal of Harry Johnson, 45, who earlier this year hiked from the Oregon coast to Wisconsin won a hard-fought 63 victory from Indiana Saturday. "I know this about them." Prothro said. "They're big and strong and have a real passer in Ron Miller. Of course any time you go up against a Big Ten team, you're in trouble." The Oregon State squad will leave for Madison Friday morning but Prothro said no workouts there are planned. Gltn. Doug. 7 9 116 111 83 75 4 It) 3-8 2 5 0 2 640 3 12 0 0 7 8-13 0 13 0 14-27 Passes inlercepted Fumbles lost Yards penalized Score by Quarters: Glendale Douglas Scoring: Douglas; Peterson 39- I yard run (run failed). Douglas; withers 1-yard run (Withers run). Glendale: Pope 1-yard run (Pope run). Douglas; Drake 35-yard pass from Withers (Withers run). Glen dale; Burke 2-yard run (run fail ed). Douglas; Drake 7 yard run (Withers run). 2,0, Moni,om,r, ; Eagles defeated Pittsburgh 21-16,1 The Wildcats exploded for two Z vTf Zi. n L.' r New York whipped St. Louis 24-9 , touchdowns on ground marches, j 4 -"y m IJ'I.aayJ- S. Forlner 304, E. : Chicago moved up in the West by ceplion and another on a 54 yard !lrcak lhe rord of 6b days set If Johnson succeeds, he will Erv's Flyino A Cardinal Tire Tenmile S'ore Roseourg Motors The Pood Mart Torer's Sheel Metat BPOE Elk blasting Detroit 31-17 Hornung broke Don pass and Hutsnn's, College run. of Idaho by a pair of British Army ser- didn't get ' geants elnh rer-nrrl nf 11 nninlc tet in I clurturl .ml, I n-r tho ..d nf Ih. I Y aOOing a nCW WHnKie (JUr 1945 by scoring on runs of 54. 1 i half when Gary Matlock streaked 1 ,he hike singing Johnson anrl 1ft srarrU lalilno on .l.hl..rH ll.r.iii.h Ihrnn Pill. nl ! bOpCS tO eam eW)Ugh money for a unai itip lit cuiuiic, -tnciu iiv would like to make another sing ing and hiking tour. ing a 0; Roseburg Motors 3. bpoe Elks i,-The field goal sent the Packers for the score. i! i isvj 12 i pucn lrom Bart Starr for another i hovering around a punt, picked 12 14 12 Til ktrkind a lH.varrl (inlrl anal I on thn hall nnrl rlathnrl Q1 v.nlt Son', Flying A " '"e "! ,' . ' , ,f u-.u. 'j J-t-.J Results: The Food Mart 4. Harrison's Fly- a,m 11911 uuis.ii rAua puuua. nil uukii mc iuiuiiscu uesrnucio s.ian id, juiiuna ouue Lmier-j,, McAllister Const. 4, A a W Root Beer SitV 26 : 0: Snappy Service 4. Umpgua Dairy 0, Oregon State 44, Idaho S '''" ''' ,"?.'.' . t c. . n n r- . r- ; H.gtl Ser.esi Ken Day I43-27S.I45 603, B iresno State 20, Tacific (Call- a b Supply. fomia) 19 I High Game: Ken Day 275. Untlnrn Qll Ifntn 1 1(1 Pln V""r encomster i. radn State College S a supply To"''' s'"' ""' :ardin.i Tirt u Ten-, jn front to stay J0.7 ; tj,e seCond I Northwest Conference Standings innl , . S'"" Erv ' Fl',n ' nn.rl.r . T su , Ulnh Cr.. IW VUallnun lAS-Sll-l rOSS7. I MUI 111 Torer s Sheet Metal. ! Lenney Moore J. Strlngfellow 194. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE I'tah State 6. Wyoming S (tie) San Jose State 14, Colorado; l"J''lc Slate 0 w, niton Fire Dept. Colorado 20, Kansas 19 wmston Tavern Montana Slale 9, Arkansas urnpo'u "l.ijv?,'"'"" Slate 6 Western Washington 13, Univer sity of Puget Sound 0 Nevada 27. Chico State 8 W hitworth 67, Pacific Lutheran ' 0 Rostxirg Pr.fitlntj 13 Team leaiiue scorinc Linfield M.qh Game: Bob Ktftl Mf. Tht Food,lca(jer ast u.eek Wlth 42 points. I College of Idaho Vl,r' . . ... nlnnnarJ. it.ri fA. It,, 4"--.lr' Clot n.ifie Other Hioh scores: Mowera pe'erwn m. ; jn.u aV u.r v-un. punt. joniy touchdown as (he Packers Lewis and Uark defense smothered Baltimore's of-, Whitman fensive thrusts by intercepting five Willamette Johnny Unitas pitches and anoth-l Weekend roults I er by sub quarterback Lamar Mc- Han. Pet. RuSS Rutnmfl Jv Palmer ?00. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE ! w L P'v I Spcili:ed Parts 10' 1 I's ui 1 Dnve-IM-Save 3 1J !' I Coc Col 5 7 1 Geiraen vanev earoer anop j floseburg Printing 5 7 RowBurg Beauty School 4' i 7' i 5' t Indeofnrjent Order of Forresttr 4 14 Wa'IO inc. No 3 2 7 ? Results: SoeaMje) Parti 3. (ml. O'der Af FArrter 1. Mrk No. Two 3. Rose- Rpmj'M: Barlo Electric 3, Luwti Sules pnt,ng l; Rosehurg Beauty School I, R.flenour Eiectnc i. Rostburg Printing Qrv9-H-w 3; Garrjen Valley Barber Knignis or (.otumous 4f. winnon ure ( j,, ( Qoc Co a 3. High Serial; Don Art 1S4-232-tS9-S4S. Or.v-N-Save. H'Ori GJme- Do Akr 3?7 MOCK 4 ROLL LEAGUE HELPED BY STARS Umpqua Lions 2, Winston 99 Tav I Hion Series: John Pennington 23S-173-1IS Centra! Washington 35, Eastern """ ... , . 9 H on Game: John Pennlnoton ?6. nasnmcion o otn.r Ml0h scores: ae,no m, Hiike Tnt Ni,lv N.ne Hers British Columbia IS, Whitman 0 Xt. Ween JOJ. Montgomery Wari) Humboldt 7, San Francisco: spoktsman leoub ! Pa.iess ser,.ee c.m.r c. c w k. pts. Irene s Beauty aion ,, ., Pacific P'vwnod Oregon Collese 3), Eastern Ore- m r gnn 14 Hilltop Motors Linfield 33. Lewis & Western .Montana 47, Mines 0 Eastern Montana 33, Montana 0 Carroll (Mont.) 19, Mountain (Mont.) 7 Cal Accies 40, California (Riv rrsirle) 12 14 Clark 9 Da, Cale Montana Industrial Electric Acrid Inide WVOOOS Aond Booh : Douglas County State Bank ' i tn' ; ' Douglas Inn 7 '1 Embieni C1ut 4 14 I Results: eTmblens C'uh t, Mnntgnmrry Ward 3: Tne 99 Hers J. Donqias County State Bank 1, Douglas Inn 0. Pay ess sery.ee 1 Center 4, Worm Book 4. Irene's Beauty Pacific salon 0 P'yood : Hilltop Motors I. Weighmasters High Series: Margaret Cornutt 163 17MSS n , 1; Waits Tewing 3. World Wide woods I; 493. Emoiem curv K 0 C K ' industrial 6'eetrtc J. Dales Cafe 1. Higr. Game: Marg4ret Cornutt 1J. . Hmti Series. A. Joe.uin 11.111 -07SH ' Other H.Oh Scores Vera Crenshsw 173 )a:s Cafe . Lucy Thomson 170. Dons Steele IA. Irene Mgh Game: E. Davis Jit, Winston Chain . Rodenburg 141. Evelyn Rinrcr ISJ, Pdly Sa. Davis 163. Sally Butler 167 S Saw 10 Linfield 33. Lewis and Clark 9 turning ColleRc of Idaho 32. Pacific 0 trip. "I sing popular songs ind clas sical." he said. "I'm no pro or anything, but I have had some i nnn training." loco! During his walk, he will he .000 wearing a faded grey raincoat BALTIMORE (AP) Harry .000 Rearing the words: "With a Song , Breeheen, pitching coach for the .00(1 in My Heart." I Baltimore Orioles, says the two .000! 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