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-H ' ' " ' I I I I , , v - , r MATCHED PAiR Dun Cliadwick unci Iirownie Brinun, riiiht, squared off in ;i lam ling match last Friday. C'hadwick was iiie inner, lie rolled a 5113 series to Krinui)':; fiiii). ( tuuiv u k war. the lirst two games and Bt iin m captured the lust one. (Observer I'hoto) Boyingion, Top Spots Hob lloyinntcm and KIi.iImHi Sayre were the tep uiniur- in the Hlue Mniintain Lanes Annier-ary Tournnm nt lu'il I rid y. S I n day and Sunday at the Nival lams Kuyintitnn tupped a !it!d if .VI men howlers with a W3 Mvies ithree tames with h.ir.iliean' atid Sayre's r!M series w.e the l.i -t rolled liy 2.1 women inlri-s in thv three days uf howling In a prelude to the luurnameiil fiction, Don Chadwii k. hi'Ji aver age male IxiwIt defealed ISruwnie liiiinin, Iiili aiei.i;".' p. male. 3ICI MM. Chadwiek rolled i;. ill 's uf VM'k 2(12 and Hi.') while Itrimrn talbd 1115. 1113 and l!l fi r l.er total Chadwiik eaptuud tin ItsI (jaine with a turkey in the tilth, sixth and sevmlh .r..iue. II" closid out the seeind ill ' vv . 1 1 1 a double turkey with a trilie in .ii-' ninth and three in lie lull a't r 1 tiird ' Unfed Pie.; l.-.lo, '.: d Slvdlgs CA'TRN D'Vf iOM J WLTP:' . New York ii I a :: ' CleM land . '.' I' 71 ', 1'hii;' Iclnhia 1 :t 1 1 iii;. Washiimh n : 1 I ' I ' Pitt.-bin gh :' I I ;- ! Ch . Ca d. : -. ti .' i WEfUR.'J DiViilC-i WLTPc!. , S.ri Kr !!:: i :i '.I I!."ltiii:i re A .1 i ', Cbic.::.,i I'r.i' :. t (iiee i I'.iv ' I.es - ! Di 3 O I I. 1 i Couple Abe We .;. 'i s III", ., ; 1 II i v. i:h i 'l I '. ' '-'('.-lis 1 Sam !. -r :i ' i! Vi.MVKe. i : and i i r.: i .' i " i im m l;h ; , Sa i Yl i c ! , i ,'! . e terta n '.: '! . v.n-k '.li.i lis J in the X.'i'i.ma' i I' .ill I e i :im i chaMipio'i. r.ip ;a i.e 1'ach ol t'.e l:: .-lulls has fiw more game, ail the s!a!4i:erii g Scores By United Pi ess International College Football Results MIDWEST Ohio Stale II Indiana 0 Ceorgia Tech It Notre Paine In MissLiiri 111 Air I'l-ice Academy Mii'higa'i l-'n Illinois t." Wisconsin 114 Norlhwestern Iowa 31 Minnesota 0 Michicai State !5 Purdue 19 II Oklahoma 3; Kansas St. 0 Iowa Slate til Nebraska i SOUTHWEST Arkansas H line la Sou. Metlo.l sl II lex. AM II Texas 13 Baylor VI New Mexico 1 Itricham Young fi WEST Oregon 211 Caliluni.i 111 Colur;ido 7 K.i is.u 1 1 Wash rgtii i l:i nieoa St. ii Soulhern Calif ;ui W. Yirginia 0 1'CLA ,Vi Slaulu.l II t'lah 47 Idaho 1:1 Piiget Sound I'll Pae. Lutheran 7 We 'eiii Wash '.'I Central Wash lit Malta St. ;u Colol.. in S'. f'.ll l-t Co 1. of Idulio 4 U'lvin Teth l:l Whitworth oi. l'oii.i:d tl Willa eelt.' 31 W, tin.: 1 11 Le.is t'l.'i; k 3.1 P.wilte V. 2( Seatlle K.intbit... It, Linfield 7 Southei.i (hi II. W;e!i. ii K:i'ei i On..: . i il. W.-Miin-tor ti 0tC9Cl Prep Yoiicali.i I I. I'o.iei 7 Yale SJ. l.:ikeie.i ii Condon 7. l-'ov-il n St. Fraici- oakmUe 13 Sisters Cuber Ciuieonb.'i IV. v ,n i e urni o lone a. Ml. ' 11 1 1) ii ii iii mj '. - .1 . .' . - t ' Soyre Grab In Tourney liiiinm l. d I V. 142 going; intn thi ni'itli lr;nni-. Kwm l.arsnn uas the runmr up In IlnyiiiKton with a G4t series, other buwl-rs that finished in the nmmy wire: A't Kofnma. 6.13; (laiid Hand. f,29: lfarold Zur lirick.. r; Sam Marcum, B22; '.Ichn Lemon. iyi: Welrlim Mar-.-hull. KM; I) W. Il:', B17; and I!: I:- Herrmann. (116. ' I Mcllia ( a!ir was .-ecdhil in the I women "s ilivisinn with a 5DS series. :l)ailin, Tv.iilell had 'a 50H and U iniie Miller finished fuurth with a ")'"J. Wimi' rs were named at the rale uf nne lor every six entries in the tniirniy Cliff I'.ranm. proprittor f I he I. ins. Ik Id the tourney in ii'is rvame o( the i liili'ishment's iirst yiar uf bisimss in La firanili . 1 Topple Rams; taggers Colts 'nils--defending league Mill certify that aiy i .'i; c i But the Koi'ty- b:e d ( t'olh 1 1 lop a al boost pow .'iiiooCi their I lull -a. 'o i':.iv t d with rableJ t3' 1! " .lie; i. .i.Vri; o,i ' I lo l;.i id the C Its ' ' - e .1 - tl'.tig.i? deteat -7 .'1 I he r.' Amer, Siiii with I .m pii y.nd k ckofl leliirn ' . y i l.' t"ek oroaini ada'i ie i ', 'g'o '.'s help They . i Itietr Wesltv.i l)i isio l j . I " C! Illi' Clll'S I I IlO g;i:it0;; , i "."ii"i: I've Ba ns 2 r at ii ,''i;eles. 2 Hi FirH Goili Wli 'i . .lii'.s lie! 1 -i .iK of ;t7, .e'd jii yards pin, Med all of c.i e I.' I oi'its n a !' :t tri- ,'h n er the Ch'.caeo Cardinals ! " and kept the (bants a game i .i I o! lb.- Clcc!.nil lirowus. '' r;o., s ' ."i-2 stal led the day el with I'lnla lelplua lor second the Kad. They k '.ocked the! n.gli s .4 :! two games off the ice with an easy, at 7 victory! We Now Stock Supreme Industrial Quality PORTABLE DRILL ATTACHMENTS Supreme Push Pull Tapper An instant reveisiiii; speed re duction unit made expressly for tapping. Speed reduction of 7 to 1 gives adeipiate power to tap in all materials. 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H.ilur. a former Seattle L'ni wisiiy All Amencai who set a sew u; standard for most points n a luukie season, hit with 2-j u! 47 I eld Keal attempts and w as 11 !,.r 1H Ii in the foul line, lie cured 2j (onls in the first half. .I'l in the seeord. grabbeJ 17 re liiiinds and had eiuht assists. The Lakers enjoyiil lea-Is of 33 points mice in the fourth iuar ter before finally easing the pres- 1 mii o. Sam .Jones led Boston with 22 points. Bill Hussell, who out- ' played Wilt Chamberlain in Bos t' n s victory over Philadelphia Isatuiday r.iKht, was held to three I poults. j Chamberlain, however, reeov i ered rapidly as he st ored 32 points and nabbed 35 rebounds to (jive the Warriors a 134 1 mi ver d'et o'er the t'ineinrati Hoyals Sunday .Jack Twyman had 21 for Cincinnati. In the oily other game played, Syracuse downed the Detroit Pis tons. 118-107, Dolph Sehayes, hit ting IB of 17 from the foul line, was Nats' high scorer with 28 points Karl Lloyd, ai ex-Nat, paced Detroit with 19. Standings Eastern Division W. L. Pet. Boston ti 1 8."7 Philadelphia 4 1 .UnO Syracuse 3 4 .429 New York 2 3 .400 Wednesday Division SI Loais 3 2 KOO Cincinnati 3 5 .375 Detroit 3 5 375 Minneapolis 3 6 33o at C!o clai".! I Bobby Layne's 20 vard scoring pass to Tom Tracy in the final minutes enabled the Steelers '2 4 1' to tie the Detroit Lions '1-5-P at Pittsburgh. 10-10 The Hears ' 3-4 1 held twice on their one yard lire in the second hall at Chicago and dawred the (ireea 1 Bay Packers 34 in the other! game. 2.1 17 Off To Gocd Start ' San Francisco's xuvy. only its second at Los Angeles in in tries, gave the team a fast start on its tough, four-game roa I swing The Foity-Niners visit the Hears. Colts and Browns before finishing j nt lume against the (oils and Packers. However, the Colts face a hard job catching San Kra-eis eo. After a game with the Pa k ors at Milwaukee, the Colls ca tertain the California clubs lielore playing them on the West Coast, where they hae won only one game. 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Predicts Bowl Pairings The football may take some more funny bounces before the season ends but the Jan. 12 bowl pairings probably will look some thing like this: Wisconsin vs. Washington in the. Rose, Louisi ana State vs Arkansas in the Sugar. Colorado vs. Mississiopi or Clemson in the Orange, Syracuse vs. Texas in the Cotton, and Mis sissippi or Clemson vs. Penn Stale or Tennessee in the Gator. The most attractive and the most likely of these pairings should bring Syracuse and Texas together in the Cotton Bowl in a "game of the year." Syracuse's 20-18 victury over Penn State put ? - . .. - . - "4 ' ' '4J . -1. 'J . , - v t: V riff a , - - - ' if.' ' I "'.v-' ' M S x - -v 4f V- p ' f ' -r ; :n xPk jerT-. . .. i .. er; ' v.'. s'; . K v ! '- , . ' f k. . : .. - - - v ' :.. . I Slumlaril OiU-r Juvk SimuiY, and u ifv Carolyn, introduce their From deep in the earth. ..the world's best cleaners Less than 15 years ago, the first package of modern doterpent was sold to a dubious housewife. Today, two-thirds of the nation's cleaning is done by synthetic detergents. This has been made possible by a chemical ingre dient found in petroleum. Standard pioneered production of this sulistance and today produces more than half of all that is used in the United States." As every woman knows, synthetics can do any cleaning job letter. They make water "wetter," STANDARD sDumbW OBSERVER Neil Andersen Won., Nov. 9, 1959 Pace 2 the Orangemen oa the high road to a ferieci season aid the Kasi ni.i ehaint-ism hip while Texas. I--12 victory over Baylor Satur day could clinch the host's bert i next SattiTlay. A Tis.as win over Texas Christian a id an Arkansas loss to Southern Methodist would turn the hick Close Battle Wisconsin and Wa-hii:g!on also could clinch Hose Bowl berths next Saturday although it's more likely the fight will go down to the final week end. Wisconsin tU'i Northwestern for the Big 10 lead by beating the Wildcats. 24 19. Saturday while Washington 5-1 slill holds the inside track over Oregon 4-1 after both had cbse calls over the week end. I'nbeat eu and untied Southern Cal is in eligible for bowl competition. Both Wisconsin and Northwest ern play Illinois but the Badgers' other opponent is Minnesota while the Wildcats' is much tougher Michigan State. Washington is in much the same position as Wis consin. Washington and Oregon have a common oppone.it left Washingto) State but Washing ton s other rival ' California next Saturday i is a real patsy. OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA rlon-LoopWin By NEIL ANDERSEN Observer Staft Writer Kick Larson and Gei:c Mi Kinney came off the bench to score a pair oi touchdowns ami pace Eastern Oregon Col Ifgfl to a 14 6 victory over Westminster Saturday night- A'cKinncy hobUod the Kteau r part of the season with t knee injury, fecred in the final 'M seconds to provide the cinching points. Ljrson. a fteslpnan halfback, who wa; playing third .string. sc;utivicd live yards in the opening I iou iu yi'i me .uuuniuiiicci - ' u the score board. John Willmartli booted bun uxtia j'unts in the ictory Wib- .Dart!) has misicd only cne ex Ira I point all soa-on. His only miss was a'-ainst the College of ld:i An honor stuiitr.t at Ka-tern j :):'e:-(,n. Wiilmarth set up l.ar 'on'j touchdown with a pa-s in j U icep'.";n that he returned 35 yards. The Parsons muffed seni'in,: Irives in the second and third OTi d with fumbles deep in Ka-terii territery. Westnui'.e; tallied in the third period to nar rcw tne ,:ap to 7 6 after a con version attempt failed. 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Dean Keefer, Ray Farter. Bill McCadden and transfer student, Keippie .May, were singled out fir their line play. , The Mountaineers will travel a.i'am next ween for a content with a junior college rival. Movies of the KOC game ii'rainst Southern Oregon College will be shown at the Mastermind meeting at the oacajawea coffee shop tomorrow evening. KOC Westminster : 0 714 6 06 reward yourself with General's money-saving "All-in-One" Homeowners Insurance! REYNOLDS INSURANCE AGENCY f V - Q . COlNtRAL -;t-' cause dirt to com U. S. Captures Ryder Cup BOIU-KliO S"UI;s. mIh . I i I Tlk' i; ier t'11-.HV.. s( .! , ;he lour cm "cr ol (:,. ;. !(. , j;,y a".e.iiy I'.'.iM' :; ah-.i ! to I1 V. Ii '. ' ' return l ' I '"1 CuHipi'l'- The A'iie:iia an il1.' 'f snlil ii .. .'!it l.i I he ip: s. v.ititr:o'i t iv n'arii:. ipiukly Sa n S.iead a nl Dr. Cary .Muld'.-i'i'll ltae tail.iv fur .Mellxiurm, Austral.a to repre eat the 1'i.iteil States in the In icir.atio al Clulf Association nuiteiies. 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