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By NEIL ANDERSEN I ready Cor net Saturday'. gamefbruited and tired from the W 1 .-j. iyvvY V W x 'ftfcv'
; Observer Staff Writer with Westmin.ter College at Salt .weekend 25 7 Ik to Southern F a.--,.'. I v 'JT f ?
. Eastern Oregon College look a .Lake City. Oregon, Ul travel to Salt Uke V? F.e -V v'' t"Ps
day off Mondav bclore getting! The Mountaineers battered, for the ccntest. jnis win be the l tjttji, ; : W ' .rtS,":''v'tl
J : ! - j third meelng in three year, for f tT ' f 1 '.V-i V .'. 'rY-S. U'-J
, 1 mg a wo game losing atreak. IT f ,H . ?--wJ , -V VU
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OSG Prepares For Huskies;
New Offense Planned By Uti
Bowling
Results '
! UnitMi Prnt tnteifiatieial , l
j ElOENE. Ore. UTI' - The
i Oregon Ducks rern:e:l to heavy!
I practice today, with the emphasis j
oa a new offensive formation. I
Observer, La Grande, Ore., Tues., Nw
ing a two game losing
Westminster turned
Mounties 19-13 in 1958
them out 12 0 last
minster bad last week
prepared for the invadi
team. Seasons records
two team are similar.
won two games and
while Westminster hag
record.
The only common opponent
this year has been Oregon Terh
The Owls deteatea EOC
and turned back Westminster, 20
8. The Salt Lake trip will make
T NEW YORK 'I'l l' LouUi- ccmer in the top 10, replacing the second long journey in a-
Ua State aid Northwestern re- Georgia Tech in loth place in the i many weeks for the Mountaineers
Oiained 1-2 today :n United I'rcss latest balloting by the 35 leading who have played only two game.;
toternational's major college foot- coaches who rate the teams forj,t home this year.
bull ratings but Syracuse re- I HI
jiaoed Mississippi in third place j Syracuse
IRWIN IN ENTR'E 3
ATLANTA. 'Ja ' l'f'1 '-Tonmy
Irwin of I'ureellville. Va . was
amo'ig the latest entries in the
patiotsal ch.'imnidnhi,.
I Coach Len Casanova, warned , j.m;ip lut? model stcck car
that California would be a tough j ra,xi ;,t the Atlanta Inierpntionat
inn weeneno, saio ms n. nv
NIGHT OWLS
u i TP
Mt. l anes 24 8 20778 tluu "Pea to snmg a few sur-
(2H3j Shirley Down 2;l. 555. i1"!"rsl dSa'nsi the Bears, me
Or. Lbr. Co. 18 14 197: " v,uu meet in rortiana satur-
uy in a game vnal to Oregon s
Huskies Jump To 10th
in Poll; Oregon 11th
d f.ve CvnrtNl T
4 Wit
(2491) Twilia Carscn 166. 391
:m. Of. 16 16 19329
(2403) Irene Payne 171. 43"
Pig .15 17 2tOT5
(25431 Laurel McElvain 163
438.
Gr. Ronde Mkt. 13 19 19886
(2232i Juanita Wittv 190. 490.
The Wheel . . 13 19 19652
(2435) Fern Killingbeck 166.
Washirg.on was the only new-
Bucks Slip
To Fifth
In Poll
With the- conference season
.niov.ng from fifth to I ,j onlv two eames left on
tnira m ine wane oi ns-o n-i,he schedule, Coach Arch Duns
umph over Pittsburgh, achieved : mcor wlll une eXperimentinc
.the highest standing it has ; wjth hlt personnel. Al Moser
leached in the ratings since they170 pound freshman end. will get
were inaugurated in 1950. ! a try at quarterback. Moser led
j Texas remaned fourth and ,he v juad to a viotorv over
;Suthern California a d v a n c e d . WnitmaB jyt and looked 'so im
(ion sixth to fifth. Mississippi, I pret&Jve Dunsmoor has decided
j which lost a hard-fought. 7-3 de.,0 -lve bim a try at a posiUon he I
cir.on to ISV Saturday night,! , d s a sophomore in
slipped from third to sixth. Penn;mfh Khool
.iia.t. jjiuiuwi uyinjiivm next
Vis- v,V.C.'l 449-
''Cit Thursday Afternoon
. ' Sf , vvl.l. - V'tiY'.J Dutch Girls 19 9
ft-X' y ' I K - - - VrJ&Jjt nZ7f Zan Reece 167.
1 ,: . . Z - - ' li 1 Tenderfeet 19 9
' . A . ii-r-I.tl i 1 H9K4) Verna Mallory
i t 1 r 1 lV.V I Puritans . .14
PORTLAND 'L'PIi Medford Saturday, was seveuith. Wisconsin
Slid Vale, both unbeaten and un
ited in e ght games, continued to
rbll along in first place today in
Die weekly Journal coaches' pall
for Oregon's A l and A 2 high
School football teams.
was eighth and Auburn ninth, 70
prints ahead of Washington.
Oregon and Clem son tied for
11th. Purdue. Georgia, Georgia
Tech. Illinois. Tennessee, Ohia
Chuck Becker another fresh-1
man end will move into the of
offensive baekfield in an effort
to get seme outside speed. Beck-1
er. as a defensive halfback, m-j
tercented two passes- against!
1 1 j 1 1 . LM.-I , Clllir3W, vino - , . i
State. Texas Christian and th aou,n"n Y'""'".,? i
Mtfnrd apain tnolt all eieht Air Force Academ rounded mtT" ,ur !
rt ntnr vntAC In Inn th A.I ' thp ton 50 in that nrnW Onlv -JAldoWn.
i . . i ' -.-... j
JJst. JeffersJn. which meets Lin-1 teams drew vote.
Oklahoma failed to receive a
vote for the first time in the his.
tory cf the ralirgs. L
.Team Paints
1. Louis sna State 22) 17-01 331 'M ra1' Jr Westminster next
END OF THE TPA1L Bill Nurmi, 611 C Ave., holds
the bobcat ho killed during deer season up to check
its length. ' Cat" measured just short of four feet long.
Bill killed the animal near Glass Hill with a 30.06.
(Observer Photo)
nln in a Portland showdown th;s
Weekend, was second, taking all
light second place votes
Marshfield followed in third
IP ace with Lincoln fourth and
Pendleton fifth.
- Vale had 77 out of 80 possible
Erst place votes in A 2. Willanvna
was second with 73. Seaside third
Vth 66 and Coquille fourth with
34 They were followed in order
by Mac -Hi. Woodhurn. Myrtle
Point, Bandon, Junction City and
Estacada. i
3 The A I rankings:
tm Paints
1. Medford 80
Z J. Jefferson 71
r y Marshfield 59
4. Lincoln 52
r 5. Pendleton 51
i 6 North Bend 37
- 7. South Salem S4
. Douglas . 22
North Salem 11
-10. St. Helens 8
IRELAND BEATS SWEDEN i
DUBLIN iUPI' Ireland re
I covered from a two-goal deficit
I to score a 3-2 victory Sunday over
m Others: Sandy 7, Redmond and 'Sweden, a finalist in. last year's
Seaverton 2. South Eugene 1. world soccer cup championship.,
White Sox Start Action
In Winter Trade Market
Ltaoue
TP
12832
401.
12441
185. 446
14 12352
ViHines 150.
Scnnie's Lassies 12 16 12318
in8) BilSic Sailer 158. 385
Pioneers v 11 17 11942
(1764) Mary Ruth Carnes 127.
379.
Katy-Dids 9 19 11740
(1705) Lydia McCanse 120. 350
INDUSTRIAL
LEAGUE
W L
Elks' Xo. 2 - -. 21 6
(2900) Claude Hand 199: Max
McMillan 523.
The Wheel 18 8
(2806) Don Chadwick 195. 540.
Baum's Ins 18 8
) (2785) Ed Wheaton 180; R. How
ard 485.
Planer 17 8
hurled two complete' (23C8) Hal Cochran 190, 481.
six-hitters from factory in
(2843) Cliff Cochran 193; W.
2. Northwestern (9) 6-0i
3. Syracuse '2' (6-01
4. Texas 2 (7-0
5. Southern Cal (6-01
6. Misslfsmpi 6-1 1
7. Penn State 7-0i
8. Wisconsin '5-11
9 Auburn '5-l
10 Washington 6-1
Ray Porter, a freshman tackle
from Pilot Rock, was EOC's only CHICAGO ' I PI ' The Chicago ; Baumann
uijury last wee. i-orier s White box. who promised action srames. winnin?
banged on the nose and played n the winter trading marts, got Baltimore and Detroit.
only part of the game. He will: the ball roliins in a straight Jackson came to the White Sox 'Carroll 507.
plaver deal with the Boston Ked, after being paid a $25,000 bonus tagies 10
Sox. I in lii54. The 6 foot-4-inch first j 2E35 Cal Battrick 200. 547.
The America"! Lea cue cham- baseman was used only snorad- Glebe Furniture 14
2i Dean Keeicr, John Willmarth and piors .icquired Frank Baumann. a ically in three seasons, playing' '2922) E. J. Dunn 212. 490.
in 'Bod saner ior ineir worn againsi left nandea li tcrier. and gave up . most ct this vear with Indian- tiannge facxing t.o w
RW Bowl hopes.
CORVALLIS. Ore d PI ' Ore
gon State held a long, two-hoar
workout behind locked gates Mon
day in. an attempt to put to
gether a respectable offtv.se be
fore the Washington game.
The Beavers, who meet the
Huskies in Seattle Saturday, were
barely able to get the ball past
rmdfieU against Washington State
last weekend.
MOSCOW. Idaho 'I PI' - The
battered Idaho Vandals returned
to the practice feld today for
wha! coach Skip Stanley promised
would be a "hard workout."
The Vandals olaved some of
the best football they have dis
played all year during the first
half against Oregon Saturday, but
tired in the final two periods to
come out on the loig end of a
45-7 score.
PLLLMAN, Wash. 'IP1'
Coach Jim Sutherland of Washing
ton State put his first two units
through some limbering up drills
Monday, then gave them the rest
of the day off while the third
and fourth teams scrimmaged,
against the freshmen.
The Ccugars, 14-0 victors over
Oregon State Saturday, are idle
this weekend.
COMING WED.
'"I live
for love!"
fHfl WAS Hit ClfiDI
"THE
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MAYBRITT
f: CURT JURGENS
Pius
MOW THRU TUES.
XL Hid
sni, Saturday.
Dunsmoor singled cut Porter.
141
13
105,
11
11
the Red Raiders. lion Jackson, one cf six first base-
The veteran Eastern mentor! men carried on the White Sox
aid that southern uregon was a roster.
jmuch improved ball club fromi Bauir.ar.n. 26. as a bonus baby
24 ' last year and you have to give from St. Louis in 1952 and re-
11 'tie' Oreeoi and Clemsoi ithem credit. jcene-l an estimated sino.ooo for
21 each: 13. Purdue. 17: 14, "We have a pretty touch bunch signing with t ie Ked Sox. He
Georgia. 13; 15. Georgia Tech,jof kids getting beat physically finished the Is" camoaign. his
12: 16 ifei
see. 6 each
Illinois and Tennes-"1 ,v ""y '" and 5t'" n,rt ''r-'', seasim in the majors,
id itipi Ohin Stat'eoming up with any major injur-iwith a 6-4 record aid an earned
and Texas Christian. 3 each;
Air Force Academy. 2.
20.
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I run average of 4 05.
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