THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 1925
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FBOM USE, 17-12
.Southern University Defeat
ed by "Thundering Herd"
i i From the North
"COLISEUM, LOS ANGELES.
Nor. 28. (Associated I Pess) A
revamped football : eleven from
"Washington State college came to
Southern California for its first
Tlsit in three years, with' r record
of having , not scored a single
touchdown in their conference
season, and tamed, back the high
ly touted Trojans of the Unlver-
itv rtt SnnDiarn fnftrnrato
IT to 12, in one of the most bit
terly fought contests seen fax this
vicinity for several years.
I The "thundering herd" of the
southern' university showed only
rare flashes of the form. dis
played in previous games . and
from the first to the last whistle
"were practically on even terms
"with the Invaders In point of real
football.'. ' ' . ,
j "'Botch' Meeker, flashy quar
terback of the Cougars, bore the
brunt ot offense as well as de
fense and his long runs lack with
punts featured the game.1 He car
ried the first kick off of the game
46 yards to the center of the
field and paved the way for the
first Cougar score which followed
immediately afterward.. He scored
a field goal for the staters in the
second period. In the last quarter
he returned a "punt 45 yards and
when he finally left the game
with hut a few minutes to play,
the" crowd of less . than 20,000
gave him a big hand. Southern
California's array 6t backtield
men seemed unable to get in
working form.4" Elliott and Cook
alone made consistent gains
through the Cougar line.,
Washington State took the ball,
over the Trojan line before the
crowd had fairly settled back in
their seats. Meeker caught. Tay
lor's kick off and returned it -46
yards to the center of the field.
After two line bucks had failed
to - dent the- Trojan , line, W.
Kramer passed to Waldorf who
ran unopposed down the sidelines
fifty yards to a touchdown. "
; The Trojans came back strong
and showed their only real flash
of speed in the entire game. Start
ing from their 46-yard line the
Southerners drove the ball Tapidly
down the field with long gain by
Kae and Laranetta. the latter
finally crashing over for a touch
down. '
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The statistics revealed that the
Trojans gained 300 yards from
scrimmage, while the victors
gained but 214.
-- Eight first downs were chalked
up for the Cougars while the Tro-j
jans made 18.
In the barrage of passes let
loose by the Southerners, 12 were
completed out of 18 attempts.
Three out of four -- passes were
completed by the staters. In the
punting division, honors appeared
about even with an average of
about 40 yards. USC punted but
twice, while Washington State re
sorted to the boot eight times.
' Washington State suUered all
the penalties of the game, four of
tnem for a total of 60 yards. .
CLEMENCY DENIED
TO ALLEN MTAREN
(Cntmofd from 1)
their plea for clemency upon their
sympathy for the father of this
youn man. and recite the wonder
ful work he has done for the fallen
in the years; pa it. No citizen of
Oregon appreciates more deeply
than I do the great debt which sh
owe to this grand man for his life's
work among us. yet as governor
of this state, under oath to see that,
our laws are faithfully executed.
I cannot consider pleas based upon
sympathy for the parents. Practi
cally every plea has also alleged
the prior delinquency of Grace
Franklin. Under the laws of our
state such prior delinquency can
not be set up as a defense to the
crime of rape.
"I listened to the statement of
the young man himself. At the
time the crime was committed he
was 22 ears old. He owned the
car and drove it himself to the un
frequented spot where the crime
was committed, with at least one
of the girls in the party strenuous"
ly objecting to the trip. She wj
armed wih a loaded revolver and
twice snapped it at MacLaren. A
tragedy was averted only by reas
on of defective cartridges. Judge
Campbell, who sentenced this man
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writes me: "I could find no reas
on for paroling young MacLaren."
District Attorney Stipp, who pros
ecuted' the case for the state wirps
me: "I do not recommend execu
tive clemency for Allen MacLar
en." No new evidence has been
presented to me. After an ex
haustive investigation the status
of the case is the same as it 'was
on the day when the jury handed
in its verdict to Judge Campbell.
iJeeply do I regret that stern dut
compels me to deny executive
clemency."
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ALBANY, Ore., Nov. 28. (As
sociated Press) An election of
officers of the independent col
lege presidents association of
Oregon, was the last act of the
1925 conference held here Friday
and today. L. Q. Nichols, director
of the Oregon institute of tech
nology, was elected president;
Professor G. E. Myers, of Eugene
Bible university, vice president.
and Mr. P, G. Franklin, Willam
ette university, was re-elected sec
r et a r y - "treasurer. President
Leonard W. Riley, of Linfield col
lege, was reelected as representa
tive from the association to the
state board of standardization.
Resolutions adopted by the con
ference, favored the re-brganiza-tlon
of the college systems so
that all would be uniform for the
purpose of surveys and the or
ganization of departments in all
jof the schools for the study of
Bible and religious education un
der a uniform system. After dis
cussion of the plan, now in force
through which scholarships, valid
at any ot the conference colleges,
are given to graduates of each
high school in the 'state, the,
presidents decided to continue the
awardinff of scholarships.
Willamette university Salem,
will be the next scene of the con-
gone as low as 40 degrees Fahren
heit. Snow covers the streets of
Madrid to a sufficient depth .to
interfere seriously with the street
car service. From various port
comes word of ship-wrecks and
damage to lighthouses.
LISBON, Nov. 28. (Associated
Press) Scores of persons have
been injured and large property
damage has been done in Lisbon
and the surrounding country by
heavy storms. Torrents flooded
hundreds of houses in the city;
streets have been torn up and
railway lines washed out. Many
residences have collapsed and
rescue contingents are at work
endeavoring to save those known
to be buried in the wreckage.
Overcoat for Which Peak
Named Back After 28 Years
WENATCHEE. Wash. Wash
ington State Forest Supervisor
Sylvester has received the weather-worn
remains of an overcoat
which he left oh the summit of
Overcoat peak in the Cascade
mountains 2S years ago. The gar
ment was forwarded to him in
an envelope. '
Sylvester said he left the con.f
buttoned around a rock for use
as a signal when he completed
surveying in that region in 1 897.
The- peak was named from the
coat.
KIRK KILLS BABE x
GREAT FALLS. Mont.. Nov. 28.
(AP.) Fire which partially de
stroyed the home of Fletcher Bow
ers at Fairfield, near here, today
caused the death "by suffocation oi
his three-year-old son,' Harold
Bowers.
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Anderson League Gets Under
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Monday Afternoon
First play in the Anderson
Junior ' basketball league will
start at 4 o'clock Monday after
noon on the Y. M. C. A. floor
All players who have signed up
are expected to report at this
time.
Three sanies are slated for this
week, the Whitman Pioneers and
the Y. M. C. A. Leaders starting
oft the series Monday; Parrish
Juniors playing the Soith Friends
Tuesday and the Comrades and
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Independents , meetings - Wednesday.-,
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Players with the three teams
are Whitman Pioneers A. Byrd,
C Bachelor, D. Siegmund (Capt).
W. Siegmund,: - M. Propp, H.
Holmes and L. Colgan, Y. M. C.
A. Junior Leaders W. Heise II,
Steiver, Melvin -. Goode (Capt) ,
Bob , Judson, Baker andx' Bob
Hutcheons. ; Independents Rob
ert King, Moshier, V. Harri
son, L- Bassett, C. Banta and J.
JLamkin. t -1 . "
Any team"jbreaking any or the
rules of the; league will", forfeit
the game Splayed- Silver medals
will be given to the winners by
the Anderson Sporting. Goods
store. The elimination method
will decide the winners ot the
league.
governor of Nevada and director
of federal prisons during the world
war, died at Carson City today.
Mexican Railway Oil Output
More Than Is Used for Fuel
FOIJMEU (iOVKRXOi;- DIES
REXO. Nev.. Nov. 28. (AP.)
Denver S. Dickerson, warden of
the Nevada . state prison, former
MEXICO CITY Lands of the
Mexican National Railways are
producing more eil than the rail
ways use for fuel go an oil com
pany, a subsidiary to the railways,
TTas been organized to develop the
railways' oil properties.
New-wells are being sunk. Gov
ernment officials hope that when
the railways are returned by th
government to their former priv
ate ownership the developed oil
properties will be sufficiently
valuable to offset some of the
losses and depreciations in the
railways.
Properties owned by the Na-
tional Railways include both coal
and oil fields. ;
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