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Which will prevail tonight
following 60 minutes of grid
warfare between Mr. Clem Par
berry's Coyote" park and Mr.
Spec Keene's Bearcat brigade;
The mournful wait of. a dis
appointed coyote clan? Or -the
' yPt "apping of a bunch
of those furry stalkers of -wounded
prey that hare pulled
. down their a nib ashed appetite
appoaser? Will the new cun
ning Imparted by youthful Mr.
Parberry -giie the pack from
the . ' wilds of Iduho , enough
-teeth to shred the mighty
Ilcarcat,' and thus rut short the
latter 24 consecutive high
' handed slaughterings of North
west conference opponents?
'Cat Ripe for Kill.
In- a crippled, wounded jCondi
tlon It would seem the Bearcat is
ripe for the kill by this pack of
barren denizens tonight. For it
is when the prey is in the poorest
condition to strike tack that the
coyote pack is wont to bare its
fangs. In the' hospital are two
parts of the Bearcat hindquarters
and the forward quarters are in
a mangled condition. ' Left Half
back Gene Stewart and Fullback
Is ell Shaiier are definitely in no
condition to kick back at a coyote
attack, while it is doubtfnl that
Carl Chapman, to hare bolstered
the Cat hindquarters that 'were
weakened by Stewart's . loss, will
be able to go. A kick In the kid
neys put the former Viking crash
er ou a hospital cot.
Hunger Whetted.
Their hunger but sharpened
by the mouthful of conference
meat they digested out of a
win orer the Logger last week,
the Coyotes will without doubt
be drooling at the mouth as
they start across the chalk
marked prairie of Sweet land.
With everything to gain and
nothing to lose it Is probable
they'll even throw the caution
er their kind to the winds as
they concentrate on hamstring
, ing the king of conference for
es, me uearcat. anouiu tney
'succeed in making the kill it
would be a deed recognized as
' - extremely noteworthy by all of
the balance of the conference.
-Should they lose It will be as
most all expect. Yes, that Par
berry pack is possessor of all
. the psychological aids in to
night's stalking.
Bearcat too Strong.
But, I for one can't vision the
mighty Bearcat being gnashed
asunder by the Coyotes. I think
the bully of the conference has
top much reserve power in that
growing frame of his for the
ipack, despite the sped and ver-
.saumy coacned into it by Mr.
! Parberry.' Despite its wounded,
bleeding condition, it is this au
thor's --opinion the Bearcat' will
skunk the pack chase it off
Sweetland's rectangular prsirif
tail down and rursln tr m 1.A
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To give you a prediction on
the Viking-drizzly clash at Mc
Minnville, I need but quote last
year's score of 34-0 for the Vi
kings. From .the Viking score
I would take nothing, as the
Haukmen of .38 are offensively
; as good as the Haukmen of 37.
Aot as good defensively, I
would normally have to hand
the McMinnvilles about seven
points. But, the McMinnvilles
so far have been tragicly Im
potent so it's a repetition of
last year, 34-0 .Salem. Other
prognostications for Friday
games: Greens ,6, Leslie 13;
Reds O, Parrish 20. t
Parrish Engages
Sophomore Reds
It's ,the second appearance of
i" - juniors ims anernoon at
3:45, with the powerful Parrish
ers playing the sophomore Reds
at Olinger and the Leslie eleven
host to. the Greens on the Leslie
rectangle.
: Scoring 31 points last week to
skunk the Greens, Coach Drynan's
northend lads lead the city cir
cuit. Leslie and the Reds fought
to a scoreless tie. with the Leslies
this week vowing to .break into
the win column.- - '
Oregon Ducklings
Ready for Rooks
EUGENE. Oct. SO-fVOregon
Frosh. after a heavy scrimmage
with the varsity reserves Wed
nesday, tapered off today for
their game with the Oregon State
Rooks at Klamath Falls Satur
day night with a liaht workout.
Feature contest of the week
was that between Elliott Wilson,
center from Nebraska, and Lester
Thompson, Reedsport. for the pi
votal position.' ,
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Parberry Pack
Has Strength
Bearcat Injuries Offset
Weight Advantage Had
Over Coyotes
Young Mr. Clem Parberrys
pick of Coyotes from the state of
Idaho invade the citadel of
Keene's Bearcats at S o'clock to
night, for a Northwest conference'
football feature that will determ-'i
ine whether the Parberry pack's
win over CPS last week was a
flash of the fangs or whether the
Coyotes have the luster to clip
short the 24 game conference win
ning streak of Keene's 'Cats.
Outweighed in the starting line
up but little over three pounds per
man, the Coyotes will clamor onto
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Sweetlano. with an underdog rat
ing that is almost offset by the
injury epidemic that has struck
tiie Bearcat camp.
Chapman Lo6t
Latest addition to the Keene
hospital list has been Carl Chap
man, rookie left halfback who was
be ins groomed to handle a good
share of the position left open by
the hospitalization of Gene Stew
art. Chapman was booted in the
kidneys daring Wednesday's final
scrimmage, putting the ex-Salem
high flash on his back on a hos
pital cot and it was declared
doubtful that he would be able to
play. , I
The . Parberry pack features a
fast running attack, functioning
from a single wing and short punt
formations, spearheaded by a
southpaw pass-flipping phenom,
Ralph Bennett. When Keene
sends his own bundle of Bennett,
147 pound "Bunny," into the' fray,
the opposing left halfbacks will be
all "Bennett."!
Kahle, Abbott Captains
Captaincy of the 'Cats will be
shared tonight by .Karl Kahle,
three-year veteran tackle, and
George Abbott,
three - b t ripe
wingman. Kahle,
the 195 - pound
blond e power
house, functions
from the left
side of the 'Cat
forward wall,
and ia particular
ly astute offensively. ' "
"First come, first served" has
been the warning issued from Ath
letic Manager! Lestle Sparks of
fice In regard to tickets for "the
tiff. Bargain rates prevail for all
seats, except a few reserved in
the center of the new stands for
booster ticket! holders. The bal
ance, both in Ihe new and old
stands, are on sale at the lowest
price ever offered for a varsity
football game here.
Kickoff time has been set for 8
o'clock. :
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Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, October 21, 1938
PAGE FIFTEEN
WVI League
Plavs
Today
Hopsters at Berry City as
Bulldogs Meet Cheniawa,
Foxes at 'Linn
INDEPENDENCE The Hop
sters will travel to Lebanon Fri
day to piay the high school elev
en there at o'clock that night
and after the smoke ia all
cleared away they hope still to
have the lead in the Willamette
Valley interscohlastlc league.
Lebanon has lost no games,
with the closest battle being a
tie score with Silverton. Inde
pendence has beaten Woodburn
12 to 0 and tied Chemawa 6-6;
in addition to taking .a non
leagae game . from St. Helens,
14-12.
Coach. Mort's squad is in good
shape for the Friday tilt.
SILVERTON The Silver Fox
gridders will go to West Linn
Friday afternoon . to meet the
Lions In what is expected to be
a close game.
Coach Wallace Cochran; an
nounced his starting lineup as
Torwend and Iverson at ends;
Wilson and Norton at tackles;
Erickson, Day or Gehring at
guards; Torgerson at center;
Chrlstenson at fullback; Lovett
and Bolme at halves with Hau
gen at quarter.
CHEMAWA The Chemawa
high school football team will
play Woodburn high at Chemawa
Friday - afternoon. The game ap
pears as a toss-up as both teams
have shown lots, of power at
different times during the year.
Voodburn has one victory and
one defeat in the VVI league
and Chemawa has lost - two
games and tied Independence,
the only team that defeated
Woodburn this season.
Coach Wilder v III start some
what the same lineup that he
used at Independence last Fri
day. They are: Logan and Bear
cub at ends; Whitford, Cobell, or
Eneas at tackle; Lorenz and Red
Elk at guards and Cochran at
center. In the backfleld will be
Norton at quarter, Smith and Sa
luskin at the halves and Matt
Mireau or Danzuka at full.
WOODBURN The Woodburn
Bulldogs, still a contender, for
the WVI league championship,
will go to Chemawa Friday af
ternoon for a mix with "Lefty"
Wilder's Chiefs. The Bulldogs,
after losing their opening game
to Independence 12 0, have since
scored wins over Silverton ; and
Redmond.
The Indians, after looking like
sure winners early in the "sea
son, lost five players because of
the age limit and since' have
failed to win a game.
The starting lineup will be
Kirsch, center; W. Racette and
Gieswein, guards; Owre and
Mattson, tackles; B. Lee and Mc
Nulty or Donnelly, ends; Ryan
or Renn, quarter; W. Lee and
either Halter or Stetter, halves
and Nelson or Halter, full.
Badger Halfback
Lost for Contest
FOREST GROVE, Ore.. Oct. 20
(P) Pacific university Badgers
will - face the Whitman Mission
aries in a Northwest conference
game Saturday night without El
wayn Lieuallen, halfback.
The ball packer dislocated a
shoulder in the San Jose game
last week in California and may
not play again this season.
The Pacific attack will func
tion around Len Gillman, half
back, one of the league's leading
scorers.
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Vikings After
Fifth Victory
Undefeated- Salem Squad
Favorites to Win in
1 McMinnville TUt
Eyeing their fifth consecutive
win of the current season, their
third straight In the "No-Name"
circuit which they lead and their
ISth in a row for two years, the
Haukmen of Salem" high take CTf
for McMinnville and the Grizzlies
tonight. ; '
Injur y-riddled -and sickness
hounded, the Vikings nevertheless
remain heavy favorites to bowl
over a Grizzly grid gang currently
residing In the cellar of the "No
Name" circuit. -Lineup
Shifted
Coach Hauk has indicated there
will be three important shifts in
his starting lineup. Bill Thomp
son, husky youth up from Parrish,
will open in the "pivot slot where
the illness of big Jim Leedy has
created a bote. Dave' Traglio,
kickoff thumping expert of the
squad, will be at the right end po
sition that opened up when Jack
Gosser injured an arm during a
scrimmage session of the week. At
the blocking half Job will be Bob
Duke, pugnacious youngster who
shared the spot with Harold Biles
in the Albany fracas last week.
The rest of the lineup will be
much the same as it has been in
early games, with the exception of
Yada getting the call at right
guard over Wadsworth. Jar vis
will be at the other guard, Tom
Williams and Gene Wickbam at
tackles, and Lester Pearmlne at
the left wing.
Captain "Boomer" Butch Nel
son will be sided at his fullback
position by Don Waller and Bill
Shinn, with Duke finishing out the
quartet.
The Grizzlies, whom Salem de
feated 34-0 last year, are being
coached this season by Stan R Jor
dan, ex-Oregon wingman. Riofdan
replaced "Red" Bailey, who re
ceived a year's leave of absence
to study at Columbia. .
Pairings for Last
Golf Round Made
-
WOODBURN Pairings for
the final round of the men's fall
tournament at the Woodburn golf
club have been announced as fol
lows: Championship flight, Bu
tron Wllleford vs. Tony Painter;
first flight, Mathew Mochel vs. A.
DeJardin; second flight, R. L.
Guiss vs. Henry McGrew; third
flight, Robert Harper vs. M. D.
Henning; fourth flight, Winton J.
Hunt vs. Bob Jackson; fifth flight,
La Verne Schooler vs. Dr. Gerald
B. Smith, and Dr. A. E. Naslund
vs. Elmer Klamp.
All fifth round matches must
be completed by Sunday, October
23 and all matches must be com
pleted before Wednesday, October
2G.
Franklin Triumphs
PORTLAND, Oct, 20 - (JP -Franklin
high school's football
squad rolled over the Benson Me
chanics 14 to 7 today.
Bowling
MAJOR DOUBLES
(Perfection alleys)
CJine 177 16d
Swan 177 221
193538
155 553
Total
PirVeoa
Julian
Totals
Hobbs
Barnics
Total
Hart well .
Toun
Totals
Nash
Vallerrux ..
' Totals
Pat
Kestsoa -
Totals
Stei&bork -Da
Baia-
Total
Karr
Whito
85 390 317 1092
...182 169
...203 221
177528
140 561
-335 390 317 1092
196
150
161
161
183 539
155 466
.346 S22 337 1005
153
183
183
205
181517
169 557
..336 888 850 1074
....130
179
204
145
181515
212538
.809 349 393 1051
128
213
225
193
179--532
151557
.31l 419 830 1089
150
507
199
168
195 544
1S7 533
.....357 367 352 1076
195
218
148
185
192 535
170 578
Tola's
413 333 362 1106
Pa alia
Kay
170
159
188
237
185 543
200596
Totals
a. Wood in ,
Cox
Totals
.329 425 385 1139
191
159
204
192
198 593
189 540
350 396 387 1133
LADIES' LEAGUE
Brenoaa Bsaaty Salon
Handicap 74 7 74 222
S. Chapter 115 113 152 380
A. Anderson 80 105 81 266
O. Hibarger 84 88 101 273
O. Walker 117 111 122 350
Totals
..470 491 530 1491
Barr Plumbers
Jo Ban- 110 07 126 343
W. Albrich 100 100 111 311
E. Roth 140 104 145 389
Totals 461 423 488 1372
Golden Pheasant
H. Mood? li 143
O. Buren i 148 99
A. Nas,ti 129 148
R. Farmer 115 118
Vmg Bean 156 151
123 392
16o 412
146 423
92 325
109 416
Totils
..674 659 636 1963
Quelle Cafe
D. Moore 108 99 152 337
Kay Thompson 129 100 124 353
A. Mid wood 119 116 123 35
B. Karts 110 126 141377
Rae Yocum 130 154 154438
Totals 639 640 739 2018
Capital Bedding Co.
Handicap 7 7 7 81
M. Paulin - 146 122 175 443
O. Julian 129 125 131 385
TT. Warren 95 110 105 310
Z, Kitchen 118 119, 117 SS4
V? Baruica 166 132 J126 424
Totals .. 661 613 661 1937
142 411
170 443
86 296
145 388
118 373
Bad's Place
A Kufer 147 122
B. A.erill 140 135
A. Ryer 121 89
P. Williams 112 131
U Moody 90 165
Totals 610 642 661 1913
Independence B
Meets Monmouth
MONMOUTH Monmouth high
and the Independence high B
team will lock horns in the Inde
pendence Hop Bowl Friday after
noon. Last weekend these two
teams skirmished to a scoreless
tie on the Normal field here.
This makes the fourth encount
er this season in which Monmouth
has not scored.
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Molalla Is Victor
Over DaUas 13-12
Dallas Aerial Attack in
Final Minutes Is Held V-
on Dues'. One
DALLA S The Dallas ' high
school Dragons lost a bitterly con
tested WVI tilt undc. the lights
here Thursday night to a Molalla
Buckaroo . outfit. 13 to . 1 2.
Dallas rolled ahead in scrim
mage gains, 232 to 192 yards and
made 58 through the air to the
winners 43, but the visitors' 14
first downs to Dallas nine and a
lone conversion after touchdown
gave them victory. , j
Dragons Rally
A desperate Dallas aerial raid
with two minutes of the ball game
left carried to the Molalla one
yard line before the Dragons were
held for downs. Molalla, whose
key men were Wood ond Harvey,
scored In the first and second and
Dallas, sparked by Kroeker and
Williams, In the second and third
cantos?
Dallas
Williams .
Kroeker .
Hass ..
Carter
Ross
Allan
Coy ...
Woods ..
Smith
Dreher
Peters
Officials:
son, umpire;
Molalla
FB Hampton
LH Wood
RH Waller
Q Harvey
RE , Kendall
RT Rorabaugh
RG Junor
Q .. Hleple
..-XG- Dickey
LT ; Schafer
LE. Holman
Clark, referee; Ma
Pleasant, linesman.
0SG Squad Ready
For Cougar Game
Beavers Close Week-Long
Drill; All-Oregon Line
to Start Game
CORVALLIS, Ore.; Oct. 20.-i!P)
-Oregon State scrimmaged heart
ily last night, tapered off today
and called it a week's work. The
buoyant Beavers .will rest tomor
row for their coast conference
quarrel Saturday at Portland with
Washington State.
High in the thoughts of every
member of the squad was the tra
ditional "Portland supremacy", of
the Cougars - over the Beavers.
The teams have played five times
in the rose city since 1919 and
WSC has won every game.
Coach Lon Stiner indicated aft
er ending the week's work that he
would start an all-Oregon line and
the same backfleld that beat
Washington In one of last Satur
day's notable surprises.
Wolves and SONS
Battling Tonight
Both Squads in Trim for
Homecoming Came -on V
Kreason Field '
MONMOUTH The Oregon
Normal Wolres Homecoming
game with the SONS of Ashland
will -take place on Kreason field,
at Dallas, Friday night.
. Word from the south states
that Coach Jean Eberhart is
bringing his squad north In Mho
best possible condition for this
fray. The Wolves bested the SONS
in 1936 6-0 and In 193? 7-0.
With two victories In the past
two years, the Wolves know they
will be treading dynamite in the
coming conflict.
Cox will alternate in the back.
field, Davis and L. Lewis at quar
terback; Jessie and Borden at
left half; Rlney and Meeker, right
halfbacks..
Fullback will be taken care of
by McGlinn. a heavy charger.
Hankel, Vleck and Joe Jaross.
guards and tackle, and Ted Jaross
at end will see action.
Coach Cox has lost one of his
best lettermen, Dave Howard of
Vernon la, who sustained serious
Injuries in the game here with Pa
cific Lutheran college, and will be
unable to play any more this sea
son. - ,
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