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Beavers Drill On Passing Injuries Revisit Vandals EUGENE, Ore. UPI) Coach Lcn Casanova of Oregon credited sophomore tackle Mike Rose to day as one of the reasons the Ducks "were getting by." The Oregon mentor said the more he looks the more impressed he is with the play of the former Grants Pass star. The Ducks' scheduled scrim mage Tuesday was cancelled be cause of rain and cold. The squad concentrated on stopping the Ida ho passing attack in a no-contact workout. The two clubs clash at Moscow Saturday. CORVALLIS, Ore. UPI-Coach Tommy Prothro of .Oregon State , said today his Beavers will have to be at their best to defeat Wash ! ington State this weekend. ' ' The Beavers, spent most of Tues . day working cn pass defense and on their own aerial attack. Prothro said either Larry San ' chez or Dainard Paulson will . start at tailback against the Coug- ! BERKELEY. Calif. UPI Team doctors have announced : that first string California half- Iback Graver Garvin will miss Saturday's game with Southern ) California. ) ' Garvin suffered a bruised kid ( ney against Oregon State Satur i day. He returned to the hospital j Tuesday when it developed that i the injury was more serious than .at first believed. Coach Pete Elliott has sched- uled a scrimmage today. The Bears went through a light work out Tuesday. STANFORD, taiif. L'PI-The Stanford Indians concentrated on stopping San Jose State's passing attack Tuesday. ! Ccach Jack Curtice said he was t pleased with the workout, adding Frbrikie Carbb Jury Will Be Finished Today NEW YORK UPI jury is being" completed today at (he trial of Frankic Carbo, alleged under wotM boxing czar. In General Sessions Court. - ' A 10-count indictment charges him with conspiracy, managing fighters without a license and making matches without a license. During Tuesday's selection t of nine jurors, all male, chief as sistant district attorney Alfred J. Scotti said the trial might last three weeks. - ' " ' Scotti's questioning of prospec tive jurors Indicated' he expects to introduce phofie-tapped conver sations as evidence. 1 Carbo. handcuffed, arrives each day - in an ambulance from the Riker's Island Jail Hospital, where he is being treated lor diabetes. Scrttl said he hoped to have as witnesses several persons connect ed with the now-defunct Interna tional Boxing Club, including James D. Norris. its former president. " However, a Chicago court Tues day postponed to Nov. 6 any de cision on the question of whether Norris' health will permit him to fomt to New ,Vork City and testify, . v : . - '.. TELEVISE HOLIDAY BOWL NEW YORK (L'Pl'-The third annual Holiday Bowl football game, pitting the two lop teams of the National Association of In-: ter-ColIegiate Athletics NAlAi will he li-levis.il iCBS' from St Petersburg, Fla , Dec. 19 . . , GIANT ON THE BALL that if the Indians can perform as wen against tne sparians mis weekend they should come' out on the long end of the score. Guard Gary Leahy, out with a neck injury, and halfback Dick Bowers, sidelined with a bruised arm, both missed the. workout. PULLMAN. Wash. (UPD-Coach Jim Sutherland, of Washington state sent the Cougars through a long scrimmage Tuesday, match ing the first and second teams against the third unit. "It looks as if they want to piny football," Sutherland said after the workout. ' Quarterbacks Mike Agee and Mol JLloliu spent most, of their time participating in passing drills during the twe-hnur session. SEATTLE, Wash. 1UPP- The Washington Huskies held a long defensive scrimmage Tuesday in which the first three units at tempted to stop UCLA plays. The Huskies meet the Bruins in Los Angeles Saturday in a game vital to Washington's Rose- Bowl aspirations. Quarterback Bob Hivner worked out with the second string Tues Crystal Ball Gives Cougars Edge Over Oregon State 11 By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK tUPIi Fraley's Follies and the week-end football "winners" along with some other non-essential information. Game of the Week Army over Air Force The battle of the carbon copies: good passer, weak middle line and 'onely end. Air Force has the in spirational edge but here's a vote for Joe Caldwell. East " Syracuse over Pitt If ducks can't read, howcum they disap pear the day the season cpens? Penn over Harvard I gel sea sick when I put too much water in the bathtub. Yale over Dartmouth The guy who Invented the alarm clock should 've stood iit bed. Also? Penn State over. West Vir ginia, Princeton over Brown, Holy Cross fiver Colgate. Cornell over Columbia, Bucknell over Lehigh, Rutgers over Delaware, Lafayette over Gettysburg, .B U. over Mas sachusetts, Dayton over Villano va. Scranton brer Juniata. Midwet i Notre Dame over Navy Alli gator wrestling is not conducive to growing old gracefully. Purdue over Illinois Only 49 more shopping days 'til Xmas. Northwestern over Indiana The McClelland saddle killed off more horsebackers than the auto. ' Also: Ohio State over Michigan REACH PLAYER LIMIT - DETROIT UPI The Detroit Red Wings reached the 19-play-' er limit Tuesday by sending for ward Stu McNeill to their Ed monton farm club on an Imme diate recoil .basis McNeill failed to score in Detroit's first seven Karnes this season. Fire Extinguishers for FARM HOME AUTO . A T . . , LA GRANDE HARDWARE day. Hivner, starting quarterback at the beginning of the season, had been out with a broken finger. SAN JOSE, Calif. UP!i-The San Jose State Spartans concen trated on pass defense Tuesday in expectation of a wide-open aerial onslaught by Stanford this Satur day. Coach Bob Titchenal said he ex pected a tough contest from the Indians. Only one Spartan, quar terback Mike Jones, is out with an injury, but he may be ready to. play against Stanford this weekend, according to Titchenal LOS ANGELES UPI Coach Don Clark cf the Southern California Trojans said today his squad was in good shape and he planned to serd a healthy 40-man team to Berkeley to meet Cal this Satur day. ' Clark worked individually with (layers Tuesday on the fundament als of blocking, tackling and stance before putting the squad through a half-hour all-around team of fense and defense practice. LOS ANGELES ILPD Half State, Wisconsin over Michigan, Iowa over Kansas State, Kansas over Iowa State, Minnesota over Vardcrbllt, Missouri over Colora do. Oklahoma over Nebraska, Ok lahoma State over Marquette, Boston College over Detroit, Bowl ing Green over Miami. Baldwin Wallace over Akron and Cincinna ti over Xavier. West U.S.C. ovet California Knock 'em, but even if I was young I'd like the golf buggy. Washington State over Oregon State - Why dont they make a golf ball that goes sfelght? Washington over UCLA I d like to see 'cm bring back plus fours. ' . J Also: Oregon over Idaho, Stan ford over San Jose State,' Utah over Arizona,' Brigham Young over Utah Slate, Colorado Slate over Montana, New Mexico over Denver and Fresno State over San Diego State.. -South Auburn over Florida Centers would wind un psychiatric cases. LSU over Mississippi They have an upside down view of the world. ' i . Georgia Tech over Duke Imag ine- pluming 1UI .IUIIU3 nop- i Kins. ( . SELLS HIGHLAND FLING LEXINGTON. Ky. fl'PI Philip Godfrey of New York tily sold Highland Fling, dam of Sword Dancer. Wednesday lor ,, $80 000 at the Keeneland fall sales of breeding st;ck. The nine-year-old mare was purchased by Mrs E. H. Augustus of Cleveland. Ohio. Before You Insulate Check the Features f Armstrong's Fibergta HOME INSULATION AND WALLBOARD IT.. MIHtr's Cabinet Shop Two Former Stars Hit Minor Road Unittd Pr InleriMrlonal Mike Garcia and Dusty Rhodes. majrr league slurs only me years ago, got the bad new s Tues day. Garcia, n 19-ftamo winner in 1154, received his unconditional release from the Cleveland Indi ans while Rhodes, the Giants' pinch-h'tter deluxe five season-; ago, was returned to the minor by San Francisco. The Nashville Vols of the South em Association announced, mean while, that they have signed Jim Turner, ex-pitching conch of the New York Aankees, as their man ager. Made Free Agent I The Indians said Garcia, who won between 18 and 22 games four times, was free to sign with another major league team or is welcome to go to soring training with them next year. The 35-year old right-hander had a 3-6 record and a 4.00 earned run average this year but isn't going to give up without one more chance. 'There's nothing wrong with me that steady work won't cure." he commented. "Although I haven't talked to any other teams. 1 hope to sign with one near Cleveland." Rhodes was sent to Tacoma in the Pacific Coast League when the Giants shook up their roster. Dusty hit only .167 in 48 appear ances at the plute last season. He hit the headlines with a .345 mark in 1954 and also starred in the Giants' World Series victory over the Indians. Bugs In Schedule The American League's sched ule committee meets with league president Jce Cronin today but there'll be no talk of expansion. The committee will try to straighten out several "bugs' in the original draft of the 1960 schedule. Cronin, who quipped, "We'll have enough trouble studying the problems of eight teams without adding a few more," pointed out the deadline for submitting new franchises for consideration is next Saturday and said there "simply isn't a chance" the com plicated process could be worked out by then. Cronin sa'd this means the AL, definitely will begin I960 with the same teams which finished the 1959 campaign and that any ex pansion would have to be post poned until 1961. back Bob Smith might get the starting assignment for the UCLA Bruins Saturday against Washing ton, but first stringer Bill Kilmer would see action early in the game, coach Bill Barnes said to day. Barnes picked out Smith and halfback Gene Gaines Tuesday for their work as secondary defensive men. The Bruins spent their sec ond straight day Tuesday working on defense. Also: Alabama over Mississippi State, Georgia over Florida State, Kentucky over Miami, Tulane over Texas Tech, Maryland over South Carolina, Tennessee over North Carolina, North Carolina Stale over Wyoming. VPI over Richmond, VMI over George Washington and Wake Forest over Virginia. Southwest - Texas over SMU The "Ayes'" of Texas. i Arkansas over Texas Aggies Shooting pisces in a keg. TCU over Baylor J'evcr see a man get a bear by the tail? Also: Clemson over Rice. Ari zona State over New Mexico State, Hardin Simmons over Tex as Western, Houston over Tulsa, North Texas Stuto bver Wichita aid, West Texas State over Drake. To go with our slock of steel A steel bolts ' we now have - Machine Bolls FROM Va" t V , , 'O " x 1" and ' . - , t Carriage Bolls FROM W x 1" TO " x 10" ghe 5? INDUSTRIAL Machinery & Supply 1410 Adams WO J 4433 Bolts LOOK WHO'S KICKING IP i'vl TXig iv4V twr &JAMT9 up Tut -7Vi?vr I I 1 ii f w - t t I i - if i Taking I M .. V f U II 1 . 'Tffcii h m tfiil 1 fniiiBMT - '. I I ' I Kf embers of West Coast's traffic denartment I . J - . u U V I . 1.1. . n -1 It I tong-uisxance cans piacea Dy me 100,020 PjBy lp--:d Buiweriuere in our service area. ' ' S5 ' The number of long-distance calls placed by West Coast subscribers is growing steadily. So far this year we have handled 1K more long-distance messages than in the same period of 1958. In fact, every, year for the past ten. years there has been a substantial increase in demand for long-distance services. But, as you can see from the chart, the vol ume of long-distance calls varies widely from month to month and even from week to week. In order to make sure of the best possible service our traffic "department makes con tinual study and analysis of the changing patterns of long-distance usage. i AV 4 r . ; a - w - wjasI , . . , the pulse of jrepuro wei-siy iraiiic iiuw cniiriH 01 J juM Oberver, La Grande, Ore., Market Quofdtiorii By United Prof International PORTLAND DAIRY PriHTI AND 'ITI' - Dairy market. 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Iiutilurs steady: nm-lly I a il 2 I'lililii-rs lw-220 r l.'i2'i: few head r50: mie I 1. 2 ;rl 3 at li'JI 2,fi II) 14 2" I VT.Y Sluvp 4,ki: several lnts WihI duwe !i.VH. 11). .-ho -ii I,idI.s No. I pelt ilMH :k); few ;ch!I wind ed lambs III; i-iill-guod oais 2 ill .". Separated Once More HKDI'Oltl). KiiKland 'll'l' Bathers lleniy ami Arthur (ire,; ory met this week alter a .separa tum that lasted 27 years. They were separated a;;aii Tuesday when a judue senteni-e I each to jail fur l-e'iie, drunk while driviiiK home from their get-to tether celebration. SINGER NOW UNPOPULAR 1 HAVANA. Cuba 'I PI' Pro-' Castro youth croups have burned a large quantity of the records of Chilean sincer Lucho (ialica in protest anar.st bis alleged dec larations baekinu deposed dicta tor Kuli;enei') Hatista. (latica has been or:e of the most popular sinters in Cuba anil has made ; several successful personal up- j pearances. ! 1 -S- N N ft- yS-f I I loii'ig - distance These detailed studies help our experts cut down the time it takes in handling long distance calls; they help cut costs through more efficient use of manpower and equip ment; and, perhaps most importantly, they Jielp plan the development of new facilities to keep up with the increasing demands for long-distance service by the growing num bers of people in the communities we serve. Keeping this kind of a close and accurate watch over the ever-changing demands on our system helps us to effect continuous improvement to bring you telephone service as fine as. is available anywhere. WEST COAST TELEPHONE Serving the fattetl growing communities in Wed., Oct. 28, 1959 Page 3 NEW YORK STOCKS NKU VUKK I'I'I ' Selected 'oeks wl support in a generally inviji'l.ir n arktti .vjrly toeay. 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