By RON GEMMBLL
' lOtt a "cumulative" compara
Uve score basis, the Vikings
ar 51 point better than Ku
gene's Axemen. Last year
Couch Kramer's machine ac
tually figured to be nearly that
much stronger than the Vi
kings. What happened? The
A kenien " were hard pressed t o
clears out a 14 to 7 win. Ia"
traditional encounterk soch as
the annual Armistice day em
broglio between these two,
spirit and seal ofttimes over
shadow ability. While we have
seen Eugene in action but once
tikis season, and that an early
game agalast Chemawa, there
isi no question in our mind but
what Harold Hank's Vikfrngs
have the better ball club. Que-- '
tijon is, will the namesakes of
the bold conquerors of old be
imbued with the necessary
conquering" spirit today?
Better Blocking.
. The Norsemen-named Salem
eleven will have to (rise to great
er defensive heights than they
have bad todo ye this year in
i rrnifi. raven. From
alt Indications he W the outstand-
ing huh scnooi nauoaca. w
state, and Is reported to ut u
bids from nearly every college on
naat already. Crasher Carl
Chapman may show Mr. Caven
that he has a wouny mat xor
in the halfbaek-
ing-department, Crasher Carl has
. .MM n( Kneed land has been
getting better at I dropping his
shoulders and digging ior uu.-
.1 1 ...Jxra 1 a ttlP MAaSOIl haS
iiyuAi j oi
PBOgTessea. u vaveu
blocking ahead of
him than does
Carl, we want to
see it. Right
there is where we
figure the Vi-
nnra to have the, advantage over
Eagene. It takes & lot of path
clearing for Nelson), Wickert and
Chapman to reel pft those long
dishes througn ine xacaies a
they have been doing so consis
tently. And, they'vje been getting
it in liberal doses.
O-
I rih TPhn did we arrive
U "31 points better"? Eugene
beat Chemawa 31 to 6. Salem
humped" the Warwhoops S3
to 0. Give the Vikings 7 points
here. Eugene and MeMinnviue
h talent souelcbed the
Grizzlies 34-u. aoo w- -,
tng 41. Tlie Anemen downed
JThe Dalles 24-13, and the VI
'kings did it 21 jto O playing, !
according to Coach Hank, unin
spired football. Give the Vi
kings 10 more points, mating
grand total of 51 points. It's
ike the transact ons tax.
' 'Cave-in Caven'
If Jupe has befn as generous
i Eugene as he has hereabouts
apd reports from j the south say
b hasthe fairgrounds gridiron
will probably be a (veritable sea of
mud for the fray. EugeheVheftier
team should havei an advantage
ty the "posh" department, on a
i . t W A 1 ft J an a If
mucky IlelO ine piemen ci, .
a! large -extent, oh an " overhead
offensive, howeve. and will be
somewhat handicapped there.
While the Vikings can flip the
pellet when necessary, they have
used that method bf advancing it
very little this year. They haven't
had to: It they can successfully
top Caven, we don't think they
will have to today. Caven will be
the first real tough back that the
Vikings have run np against sine
Glgler of Camas. A Eoa mouo to
carry Into today s
'fCave-m Caven."
battle .would be
Civil Strife.
CTHil the bur! boys are pat-
ting on a struggle down In En-
gene thta anernoon niui
epochal as the one today com
memorates the end of, don't for
a minute forget I the feud that,
takes place on Sweetland this
aft between Ilie and Par.
riab junior highsj With Parrlah
nursing a severe wound in their
record from the ! beating taken
from Leslie two weeks ago, and
Lloyd Girod's kids anxkms to
mat ft two straight, it prom
Ises to be a knock-down, drag-
oat affair. With quagmire-ish
rrldiroil in DTOSPCCt. a KOOd.
deal of Leslie's potency will no
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doubt lie witn its steiw pou-
e Andrews. It j was mm con
niatMtiv ,rUmt boot Ins that
was directly responsible for
Leslie's win two weens ago. e
repeatedly booted wet, soggy
bar! 85 and 40 yards to et
Coarb Drynan'ss razzle-dazzle
crew back on Its haunches.
More Pheasants v t
Are Liberated,
Lebanon Area
LEBANON4-The pheasant
hunters of this section are looking
forward to a good season. next
year.The SanUamj Fish and Game
asseciatlon has Just released 538
China pheasants between Scio and
Brownsville. These birds , are all
banded and range from five
Months to over a year in age.
They were hatched at a Corval
11s hatchery and raised at the
ranch operated by the as
iation on land leased from
Lofty Arnold, south of town.Sev-
len hundred morj pheasants have
been purchased from aEugene
firm and will be released In west-
era Linn county.
Board for Valley
Project Is Named
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PORTLAND, NdT. 10-MVO. D,
fcby, Oregon CityS Clyde William
aau. Albany: John ' A. Thorn
burghs Forest Grove and Elmo
Chase, Eugene, were named on
Ue WUlamette Valley Advisory
Hoard today by Ormond R. Bean,
stat planning commission chair
knan.' i ,
j R. H. Kipp, executiTe-secretary,
and Douglas McKay, chairman,
complete the board. ,
Mud May
Special Train i
Coins at 9:15
Came at 2; Fans Slaying
at Home May Hear It
on Station KSLM
The "Eugene Special" is sched
uled to pull out from the Espe
depot at f:15 this morning bear
ing. Coach Harold Hauk and his
full equad of prospective state
high school football champions, a
50-piece band, nearly 200 addi
tionl student body members and
several members of the faculty, j
Destination: Eugene. I I
Purpose: To attempt to out
point Coach Fritz Kramer's Axe
men on Fairgrounds field this af
ternoon in the annual Armistice
day classic between the two
schools. '
The game is scheduled for 2
o'clock, and the special j leaves
Eugene for Salem at 5:30. .
From advance "dope" it win
be Salem's Crasher Carl: Chap
man against Eugene's Doug Ca
ven, reputedly two of the out
standing high school backfield
men in the state. j j
The Axemen boast of a clean
1937 record except for a 6-6 tie
with McMinnville, whom the Vik
ings trimmed 34 to 0. Salem has
but one blemish on its current
season record a 12-6 loss to
Camas, an out of state team, early
In the season.
Comparative scores place the
Vikings as heavy favorites, but
with the weight advantage going
to the Axemen a telling factor
on a water soaked grid there ap
pears to be no underdog. -
Radio station KSLM will pre
sent a, play by play broadcast of
the game, beginning at 2 p.m., it
was announced last night by Tom
Hill, president of the high school
Dads' club i
Allison -Callison j
Duel Looms Near
Mud Won't Change Lineup
. Says Stub; Multnomah i
Grid Given Praise
BERKELEY, Calif., Nov. 10
(JP) University of California's
football team scrimmaged today
against Oregon tactics as run by
the Ramblers, and Coach Leonard
"Stub" Allison planned another
stiff scrimmage for tomorrow.
The Bears will leave at 7:50
tomorrow for Portland and their
game Saturday with the Webfoots.
The entire squad of 38 players
will make the trip, arriving in
time for a workout Friday after
noon at Multnomah stadium. I
Allison had no alibis prepared
in case the Bears lose Saturday.
Even rain won't be much of a
hindrance, he said, because "Mult
nomah field, because it isn't turf
ed, is the best wet field on the
coast. j;
"If it rains 111 . use the same
lineup and practically the same
offensive as , I would for a sum
mer's day."
EUGENE. Ore.. Nov. 10 -03V
Arleigh Bentley will understudy
Hank Nllson : at quarterback for
the Oregon Webfoots in the Cali
fornia game at Portland Saturday,
Coach Prink Callison indicated to
day.
Paul Rowe and Bill Rach will
share Bentley's regular fullback
position. The shift resulted from
injuries to Dennis Donovan, alter
nate quarter..
The Webfoots staged a long aer
ial drill In the rain today.
Bearcat Backfield Bomber
Cavorting from either the fullback or tailback positions, Neil Shaffer
- has "carried tbe mail" dependably this season. He'll show against
racinc JTiday nigbW . '
Junior.
Badgers Tough
OnMuddyGrid
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Line Formidable ; WU not
in Top Shape ; Blake
Moved to Tackle
That the Badgers will be any-'
thing but a setuo on a boudv erid-
iron as is the outlook for tomor-'
1UW XI 1 ft LI l f HUD lUUlCAlCU UJ
j Coach Spec Keene last night. He
I said their line, composed mainly
I of juniors and seniors, is excep
tionally big and tougt.
Headed by) All-Conference Tip
Barstad at left tackle, and with
the 215-pound Chapman holding
J forth : at the j pivot post. Mentor
uoger C olgate s lorward wail is
formidable, to say the least, thinks
Keene. j
I Ceorge Sirhio. who twisted a
knee early in , the Oregon State
game last Saturday, is definitely
out for this week, said Keene, and
Cline, Drury and Weisgerber have
npt been ablej to practice all week
.because of severe colds. Coach
Keene felt certain the last three
named would! be able to go tomor
row night, however.
Blake at Tackle
With Sirnib benched, Leigh ton
Blake will bej switched to a tackle.
paired with Karl Kahle. Abbott
and Haek at ends, Becken and
Hogenson, guards and Schmidt,
center, will complete the forward
wall. j
I Justin Weakley won his spurs
on the starting backfield, Keene
said, by the line game he turned
in against the Staters. Weakley's
offensive blocking and general de
fensive play was one of the bright
lights of the! game. He vrill be
teamed with! Billy Beard at the
halfback posts. Gallon at qwarter
and Weisgerber at full. '
i The Bearcats Lave been going
through light signal drills and
passing and ipunting practices on
the girls athletic field, keeping
off of Sweetland as much as pos
sible so as tio preserve, it for to
rn orrowhjBm
Bruncii Qub Will
! See Game Movies
' Salem's
"Brunch"
Breakfast club,
club or "Knife and
j Fork" club will be treated to a
run of the pictures of the Willamette-Portland
U game when It
i meets at the Marion hotel to
morrow noon, according to an an
nouncement made by Frosty Ol
son, club prexy, last night.
An attempt was made to get
Coach Roger Folgate of Pacific
university to( make an appearance
at the meeting, bnt as he and his
team will not arrive in Salem un
til 6 p. m.Jhe will not be able
to attend.
j The invitation from the Ad
club to join forces with it to
morrow was withdrawn as the
advertisers had already listed an
education week program for their
regular meeting.
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Highs'
Sakm, Oregon,
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Veteran Coaches Keep
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I PIGSKM P.0A1EERS - ;n
-TftE GRID PARADE HASAjf- &
PASSED THEM BY, DESPOT? :J.iWf
f CHAAJGAJ& Tw 1
fe Pzzst Ul Pop '
"VA lKPA4Era DISCVPLB
it e mm, .
WfVJ) HAKNi BACK
"3 OLD DAVS
jocx cowrtAiuesTb .
Build formidable'
Ff s AT Pitt
H COURSE:. SOMP
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eeew GBYttuG THEua
STYLES of gridiron play may
ichange with the times, but
ijthe old-timers among football
mentors seem to be holding their
own.:,i
True, ancient Alonso Stagg, dean
of al grid coaches, hasn't exactly
an impressive record at little Cot
' lege of tiie Paeinc, but his material
la so i meager that the old boy isn't
tobtam. T
Andy Kerr, another of the coach
tog pioneers. Is baring a bad season
Juniors Take Lead
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League by Defeating Sophomores
6-0 With Aerial Attack Decisive
Yerdell Ragsdale's Juniors took undisputed leadership
of the city intramural league yesterday afternoon when they
took. to the air to score a touchdown shortly 'after the be
ginning of the' second period, beating the Sophs 6 ,to 0.
It was the Juniors' crack passing combination, Applegate
.1 . mm w 1 ? A - mfm 1 1
to btraw.itnat spellea tne margin oi yiciory. tanying me
ball te thej Soph 20-yard line as
the first Quarter ended, Applegate
dropped back and flipped a 10
yard pass jto Straw. Straw gal
loped the remaining ten yards un
molested. The extra point attempt
was also a pass from Applegate
to Sttavr, put was batted down
In the end zone.
The Sophs were unable to con
sistently penetrate the heavier
Junior forward wall on the slippery-
Leslie ! gridiron. Evans, chief
ball-carrier,! and Moore, right
guards played aggressive ball for
the losers. I
Starting lineups
Juniors
Garcia
Paulson
De Lap:
McRae i L.C Gottfried
Duke ji URG. Henry
Applegate
Burright
Panther
Soliday
Swingle
Lnti
Straw,
Evans
Elsey
Tennis
K. Elsey
LaRosa
Refsree, Gould; umpire, Clark;
head linesman. Hashrook.
Athletic Code at
Cornell Is Strict
miACA.' N. Y.V Not. 10-ff-CorneO
university today made
pnbllc its adoption of a code of
athletic eligibility designed to
maintain long-standing barriers
against football subsidizing and
recruiting without imposing arbi
trary restrictions ! upon scholar
ship tot financial aid to under
graduates, -j - rvVifc ;- j '
The! code! provides for nnquali
fied university control of all stu
dent aiid, direct or Indirect: bar
so-called "transfer students' from
all intercollegiate r competition,
and discourages nren school pro-
Sselyting -, -
':. Sophs
: T.15 ' Indv
..,',! , t.t , ,. Biles
T XI : irtlfl-ore
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Final- Battle SfeBediuLled
Thursday Morning, November
Uy BUKIXLEY-
UUDER RAY '
r ftic
, '
Lumps J
at Colgate. However; Andy's teams
have been so anif ormly good in the
past that he's entitled to one off
year without losing prestige.
On the ether side of th ledger
we have old Poppas Warner, big
chief of the double wingback tribe.
Pop's Temple team has performed
Terr creditably in the f aee of a
back-breaking schedule. The Owls
rank among the strongest teams In
the East.
Down at Vanderbflt, another
coaching veteran, Kay Morrison, Is
in Intramural
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Nash Furniture out-bowled
Bluebell Potato Chips last night
in the Commercial league by two
games, while iSalem Cleaners took
a pair from Bud's Place. Peterson
of Bluebell's posted high series
with 605, and Higglns of Nash
took high game honors with 211
for the third game. r
Handicap
e is
Hifgins
Niik , ,,
Kinr
B. Kitcbtm
Han
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.100
.193
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-14T
SSI
148 tit 576
114 151 455
141 - 183 528
149 180484
159 127 433
717 89 2494
xutebell! rOIATO CHIP I i
Jonnaoa
.195
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181511
Petcraea
Fiiher
Seawazta
Liadatraad.
231 , 182 605
ISO 191488
159 11 442
182 148433
J28
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851 SIS 1479
BHD'S 71ACB
L. Kitckea
Scales
Hart- ,
.179
.111
187 157520
159 158426
145 118 875
185 128415
187 181 547
J14
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.199
HUl
Steiaback
727 843 .711 2283
SALZlg CLZASXSS
Handicap
29
48 10 S4
roremaa
Hamdria i
Blatahford
Hockett
.195
.115
.147
J29
-170
181 141 487
141 175431
189 144480
130 122 881
153 138460
753 j S01 730 9283
Organizations Are
Invited to Parade
All patriotic and fraternal or
ganizations .are-. Invited by the
American Legion Armistice - day
committee to participate in the
Salem Armistice day parade,
Groups : shonld be at Marlon
square at 10 o'clock to form in
line. The parade will more
promptly at 10:30 o'clock.
I Bowling
ViMn
11, 1937
After. 40 Years1
IN IH& COACHAJ
GAME. PoPPite if
STILL CrUeOP THE j
v
enjoying a great1 rear. The Com
modores have sunk most of their
rivals with the greatest of ease, and
Morrison has developed an all
American candidate in center Carl
Hinkle. !
Jock Sutherland, a Warner dis
ciple who harks back to Pop's hey.
day, has his usual formidable team
at Pitt; while Bob Zuppke still sur-
S rises the big fellows now and then
esplta tbe football famine at Illi
nois, i -
Cmorritbt Hit. to Kia fWtan, ajrwHttta. ba
Jacobus Heads PGA.
CHICAGO, Not. 10 - (Jf) -
George R. Jacobus of Rldgewood,
N. J., won his battle for a fifth
term as president of the Profes
sional Golfers association ! of
Winning
Princetons Prepare for
2 i- v? -.3:
WOSON Fate
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DAYEXl . I jrZIAZVBi
No longer the invincible Princeton of recent years; a sorely chastened
Tiger comes to New Haven to battle a flashy Tale squad that includes the
dynamic Clint Frank, one of the greatest backs the Elis have ever had,
and the speedy AI Wilson. Against a veritable wall of Yale might is a
sadly weakened Princeton lisle bolstered by 175-pound Bayer and
-"V ; 5iaiornJilathelackfi4
'i at Eu
I' AGE SEVEN
Coons May Start
Saturday's Came
Gray Practices ; Passing ;
Troy Slight Favorite
Against Orangemen
CORVALLIS, ; pre.. Not. 10-
P)-Oregon State
college football
Bqaadmen. ended
practice today
tinder the armory roof, prepared
to leave at midnight for; Los An
geles, j t V-
jrhey play Southern California
thre Saturday. I
Don Coons, end, Injured last
week, showed improvement today
and was expected) to start.
Joe Gray, backfield ace, con
centrated on passing in practice.
Observers speculated on whether
an: aerial attack against the Tro
jans or continued weakness of his
recently injured leg were indi
cated. ILOS ANGELES, Nov. 10-rV
University of Southern California
ruled a favorite, albeit a slight
one. today to trim Oregon State
on the gridiron here Saturday.
Records of the teams this sea
son, which show) Troy with three
defeats and a tie (and Oregon State
with one loss and two ties, would
indicate that the Beavers should
rate an edge.
Openers for Hoop
League Scheduled
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Major Loop Start Will Be
In o ' rr
uec. o: rive 1 earns in
Each Dhision now
Major division ,of the city Y
league will getunder way with a
grand opening Thursday, Decem
ber 3. it was decided at a meet
ing of league sponsors at ' the
VMCA last night. The minor div
ision will begin the following
Tuesday, December 7.
j While- only five sponsors in
each , league have signified .their
intentions of entering teams, Gus
Moore, league director, said he
felt certain that sponsors could be
found for an ' additional team In
each division, i
By a unanimous vote of the
sponsors present, Harold Hauk
was elected president of the
league. ,
Due to the availability of Oldhi
court free, no charge will be made
for league games this winter.
Sponsors will post an entrance fee
of $10, it was i decided, to take
care of expenses..
I Major division teams listed last
night were General Finance, CTO,
Brooks Clothiers, Safeway and
WU Freshmen. !
j Minor teams were Freshmen
Cubs, Hollywood Black ft Whites.
U. S. Bank, OP ft P and Caspar ft
Cutler. 1
America today over loud, bnt fu
tile, opposition by the Illinois sec
tion. ' i i :
Yales
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Today
Parrish out to
8e..
Game Is at 2, Sweetland;
North Enders Seel to i
Even Year's Honors '
TENTATIVE L1XEUPS
Leslie
Shaw
Bear
Patterson .
Boardman
Cleveland .
Barton
Keeney
Salst.rom
Parrish
B. Cutler
Irish
Thompson
LE
LT
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Heckes
. Bennett
Burright
Traglio
Waller
RG.
JRT
Teema
Arnold
LLH.
H. CuUer
4tH.. Hudson
Andrews s4r... Doerfler
Game time: 2 o'clock. M
.There will be no armistice on
Sweetland field this afternoon u-'
til the final gun sounds, denoting
the end of grid strife between Sa
lem's two junior high schools,
Leslie and Parrisl , for 1937. -M
October 29, just 13 days ago,
Leslie triumphed over the eleven
man clan from Parrish for the ene
and only time in the 11 years tbe
two schools hare been at football
loggerheads.
. Leslie capitalized on a break In
the first quarter of the game and:
out-fought the north-enders the .
balance of the game to gain a
much coveted 6-0 victory. Bear.
Leslie left tackle, blocked Doerf
ler's punt into the end zone where
Barton fell on it for the touch
down. So (hagrined at losing to the
south-end team were the parrish
ers that they've been out in the
thick of the mud daily this week
preparing to. they hope, annihil
ate the Leslie-ite3. i
Coach Girod's galloping gos
lings out at Leslie are determined
to show all and sundry that the
win' posted October - 29 was I no
fluke by making it number two
today.
. The game today is a part of the
American Legion program. There,
will be no charge. j
Ewing Second as
Course Mark Set
i-
Lincoln's Bob Dudley led I Sa
lem's Bob Ewing across the finish
in yesterday afternoon's five-way .
cross-country meet at Hill in Port
land yesterday to set a new course
record at 11 minutes and 10 sec
onds. Tbe old record was 11 min
utes, 31 seconds. j
The- Vikings ran second to Lin
coln in point totals also, having
but 57 point scored against them
while Lincoln had 30. Hill ifin
ished to third place with 70, Jef
ferson la fourth with 97 and
Washington in fifth with 103.
There were 75 men entered in
the race, according to Coach Vera
Gilmore, and Salem's 1 0th man
ran 37th. Other Salem finishers,
besides Ewing, were: Don Wood
en, third; Amos Jahn,'12th Reese,
Campbell, 14th; and Lyle Lee,
20th. I
Coach Cilmore expressed satis
faction in the way his team is im
proving from week to week and is
of the opinion It will give all and
sundry a battle in the state meet.
Grand Jury Gets
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grand Jury, would appoint! at
torneys for Hoogerhyde and If he
were indicted, would ask the su
premo court to assign an outside
Judge. f
Later in the day Judge McMa-
! han announced he had appointed :
buiru xveetu ana Caul null IS io ;
represent Hoogerhyde. , !
The young man's appearance In :
court was delayed for nearly aaj
hour because! the jury in an ac
cident case being tried In the' ad-:
Joining law court room was in re- i
cesa and attorneys requested! tbe :
delay. They said they did not" wish :
HoogerhydVs : entry to the other i
courtroom to hate any possible
bearing on the civil case being 1
tried. I :
In chambers Judge McMaham 1
canstically criticized newspaper
comment on the Hoogerhyde case. '
He averred that as a result It
would be difficult for Hoogerhyde '
to receive a fair trial In Marion
county. : : i j '
License Department Crete
For Annual Ruth note Full
The crew of workers for i the
annual rush l of motor vehicle r
license department has been com
pleted,, it was announced Wednes
day by George H. Flagg, assis
tant secretary; of state,, and any .
further applications for this work i
will be futile. There were ten
times as many applicants as jobs, '
agg stated, i .
Cotigars Head South;
PULLMAN. Wash.. Nov. ilUs
-Anxious for a .workout on :tb
turf at Palo Alto, the Washinrfon
State Cougars headed tonight; for
California amd their came .with .
Stanford. ;-r --,v i
Huskies Tapering off
? SEATTLE, Nor. 10-CflVThe
Washington Huskies took the last I '
heavy scrimmage drill they will
tndulge before meeting UCLA
here In Saturday's homecoming :
football game.; . ;
Hoogerhyd