The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 13, 1940, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texttags cvnr "WfflaiiiiietLtt;e9s Bearcats Th CHEGOII STATEC2.IA21. ZoLkbu Oregon. Sunday Manila?. October 13, ISO Mglr Y Keene Alternates Tailback Quartet Stewart BIcGlixtix, Fnnio, Reynolds See Sarice; OgcUli Blacks Tell Possibility that haadiun Spec Keen may alternate tonr Ull backs against the San Diego Ma rines, -irhom the Bearcats play here next Friday night in their first borne game of the f seasons loomed stron; in last week's heavy drills, on Sweetlanja. . These alternates would Include Gene Stewart, who appears . to bare almost etnehod tbe starting noT oTer George MeGlinn; Baddy Reynolds, star of the San Jose State game; ? Chuck Furno. di minutive freshman who ,1s nhow Inr; a world of promise; and Me dina, who so far hasn't bit ' tbe stride that stamped him. one of the hardest runnlngTacks la the northwest tbe last two seasons. OKdahl Clnche Job Freshman Ted Ogdabl : appar ently has cinched the right half back position. His blocking dar ing: tbe week was of a calibre that gained tbe coaching staffs stamp of approval, and he has repeatedly demonstrated that he ta one of the most powerful run ners on the squad. ' Ogdabl and Al "Walden. tbe little wriggler whose punting has featured Willamette play . thus far this season, hare paired In . blocking roles for each other to sood ad rant age. The Marines, who are coming via two marine corps naval planes, are, expected to land, here sometime Thursday. It Is planned to hare a welcoming party, con sisting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion and aux iliary organisations, on hand to greet - and , entertain them. Willamette's part of the enter tainment ii expected to begin at S o'clock Friday night, game time.. Navy Flows Over Princeton, 12-6 PRINCETON, NJ, Oet. lZ-fJP)-a Nary team that had been vastly underrated came with an irresis tible rush in the second half to day to beat the favored Princeton Tigers, 12 to , before 40,000 in Palmer stadium. There was nothing flukey about the middles' triumph. They stamped themselves an eleven q be watched ajfl resnfto4 iathey "flppTl and 80 yards for touch downs in the third period' and were deprived of another by a goal-line tumble in the fourth. In storming to their scores the middies displayed a set of bril liant running backs in Bill Buelk, Cliff Lent and Howard Clark. Clark and Buslk took turns pass ing more brilliantly than either of Princeton's famed tossers. Dare Allerdice and Bob Peters. Pepper Martin Is Considered, Boss Sacramento Club SACRAMENTO. Oct. 12-P-Pepper Martin, the St Louis Car dinals' ''wild horse of the Osage',' was said today to be under con sideration for the managership of the Sacramento club of the Pacific Coast baseball league. Phil G. Bartelme,. president of -the Sacramento clnb, a member of the Cardinal chain, said he was (earing Immediately for a confer ees Monday in "St. Louis with ranch Rickey, rice-president of a Cardinals. Martin, a veteran of 11 years i the National league, is 36 years Id. Jird Hunting Is Good, Reported PORTLAND, Oct. 1 1-(F)-State me observers said today that opects are excellent for upland ne bird, duck and geese -sh6ot-."'i next week. The open season pheasants "' and quail . starts -lesday and en migratory water iwl Wednesday. - : ;- Standings Among the Bowlers Cesisteixlal Xga W X, Straw A Straw Mtu Tagcer ... i. .at 8t,..arkt itUBurrs Faints rihrseks L'4 Csrs Saator Barker Shay. Caaka'e fie Boy ' N iebolsoa laamrance Weadbsrs ., llar Xlertris Dsltas VS S Hie areraras: Lea Pctertea 191; V. rarry 187; W. Ua ; ifr rasgiaa ITS; Oaarca Bealaa ITS: Boa Oraal 17T; ii. CharriaKtoa 11a; C. WaoJary ITS; K. Babes 17S; laa Xwmm 111... Xadastclal Xaagos Rartwas Bra. Bill teTit KiaMai'a Baaaa ' Walaia'a 8Urra WeedborS State PrUters Mary-rxx: Kebla Ceaal Cal C::;';:;:i 1E3: ft MKm 111; IT; H. Barr 114; Jefca AH Star Siie I- a 6 S s 4 Huniltoa rarshars Tallar VMM Co. Or. fumpmr . r US Kuwl . Sales Brawaxy - ,. , Hot SSats gasdia Us Tailor Utrta Uetsl irih , ; Aadrawa !: D. Cask ITS; M. Tp XI; . J 1ST; Iea liT ; La TiUau ift : fckru lSSr.1 Baam 1ST ; C O aamra 17j R. Stay mar i6. i W L l S S - s ; s - - S . T Lnfca'a - i 11 Ul.ilt ml (k. : s II ... " ... ... a in Tfaa Kcetta S I ktmlrt ONE OF BEST Football (By The Associated Press) East Cornell 45, Army 0. Nery 12, Princeton 6. Michigan 26. Harvard . Holv Cross 18, Carnegie Tech 0. Pittsburgh 7, Southern Meth odist 7 (tie). Columbia 20, Dartmouth . Fordham 2 0, Tulane 7. Boston College 33, Temple 20. Amherst 13, Bowdoln 7. Colgate 20, Brown i. Bucknell 23, Ursinus 7. Dickinson . Delaware 0. Gettysburg 41, Drexel Franklin-Marshall 21, Rich mond 0. Hobart 20. Hamilton 13. Rutgers 34, Lehigh 0. New Hatnjsfrfce 2,-MAlnI IT. ETkcuTf il, New York Univer sity IS. Norwich 24, Mass. State 0. Penn State 17, West Virginia 13. Pennsylvania 50. Tale 7. . Catholic U. 6, Anselm 0. Williams 27, Buffalo 0. - Virginia 19. Maryland . Bates 12, Tufts 7. " George Washington 20, Wash ington and Lee 14. Albright 19. Upsala 0. Bradley Tech SI, Macomb Teachers . Louisiana State 0. Rice 23. Lexington (M,o) 26, Prlncipia College fl. Midwest Iowa 30, Wisconsin 12. Tulsa 32, Crelghton 0. Detroit Tech 12, Slippery Rock (Pa) Teachers 7. Grin n til 11, Knox 0. Missouri 24, Kansas State 13. Washington U 28, Washburn 20. - ' " Indiana State 6, Illinois Nor mal 0. Northwestern 6, Ohio State 3. Southern California 13, Illinois 1- Nebraska II, Indiana 7. Michigan State 20, Purdue 7. Notre Dame 26, Georgia Tech 20. Xarier 13, Butler 6. Kansas 20, Drake e. Albion 34. Defiance 7. Wayne O. Ohio Wesley o (tie. Toledo U 7, Marshall 6. Oberlin 43. Alleghany 0. Sonth Alabama 31, Howard 0. Sewanee 25, Tennessee Tech 6. North Carolina 21, Texas Chris tian 14. Mississippi State ' 7, Auburn 7 (Ue) Mississippi 28, Georgia 14. . Clemson 39, Wake Forest 0. Capital Bedding Ce. Bill Darta . HaVfcard Jtotor Ce. Perfactieot Aliy Kicker's Ssadwitk Bkop " Pitaleti Parker , , IY Meyers , . liiCb erera;: Jasta Uyd 148; Mil iaa WaodfMtd 153; Virginia Oaxfearina ISO; Jnt lwckrid J SO; Brilta Aitrlll 147; Veraa BaraJea 44; Kay MeCarrolI 145; Kr. Joaastaa 11; B. Ptaifinfer 142; Lscils Bashatll IIS. City X-aaxa w -12 no -i s L S s s s s ' s s 10 10 10 Capalaad' Tarda ' Bad's Flaca arr' Pads's Sens Ante Wrsektrs Ksth Jraraitmrt Co. Clias's Coffee Saov -Bad Cross pharmacy Parter'a e Km Lamca , Hiifc svwrsrat : Hi Haass 191 : 8as Kitchen 10; H. Psre 1SS; W. CUD, r. 18t Do Posh 1SS: IM Mmrdoek 1S; J oka rriasea 188 ; Bu Adolpb 186 Vut !;.. itlwm IS. r,. f IV4 Vit u. i M- ilmmiiiMiHii PGS Serrie PK Lin Kutir Bm4 ' - a i-ox Bail Hi i e ; e KaUsa Bros. Jar. Dr. Ssmlcr I 15 Hljrll a trues: Cm ITT: Baaaobaata 1T1; Hatflirw 1TO; A. Aadsr 14; B. Baraaalt 14? (im 157; H. Clark UT: G. Aadersa 157; Oarkia 14; W. firan 14.. World Famons i AKRON TKUSSES Wo Ovaraatee Jmfort-a0 j Security . ; i !AIirAt. .MU G bTOKK e& Stat - . CorDU , Uberli By Jack Sords : """"" '""""sssss"""" Scores Virginia Military IX, Davidson 7. William and Mary 26, Vir ginia Poly 1J. Vanderbilt T, Kentacky 7 (He). Tennessee S3. Chattanooga 0. Hampden-Sydney S2, Guilford 0. Southwest Arkansas 12. Baylor . Texas 19, Oklahoma 16. Oklahoma A M It, WicbiU U I. Rocky Moastsia Colorado 28. Utah State 0. Utah 24. Arisona 0. Colorado Mines 12, Greeley State 7. Weber 15. Western StaJe , Texas Xech 8, Montana 1. Far Writ Texas A & M 7, University of California at Los Angeles 0. Washington 10, Oregon 0. Washington State 9, California 6. Stanford 7, Santa Clara . Nevada 62, Idaho , (Southern Brsjich) ., . Arizona State (Flagstaff) S3, California Tech 14. New Mexico State Teachers 18, New Mexico Normal e. California Aggies (Davis, Calif) C, Occidental College S (tie). Albion Normal 21, Boise Junior College 7. Oregon High School West Linn 20. Newberg 8. Greaham 13. Park Rose 9. Sandy 7. Bstacada 0. Hlllsboro 20. Tlgard 0. Toledo 12, Junction City 0. St. Helens 33, Forest Grove 0. Oregon City 12, Corvallls 8. McMlnnville 25, Amity 0. Molalla 14, Woodbarn 0. Grants Pass 12, Marshfleld 0. Coqallle 39, Rosebarg 0. North Bend 25. Ban don 7. LaGrande 28, Enterprise t. Prlnerllle 7, Redmond 0. LaGrande 13, Halfway t. Eugene 13, University (En gene ) 0. Harrlaburg 36. Seio 20. Milton Freewater 21, Baker 6. Med ford SI, Eureka (Calif) SS. Sileti 27, Shedd 0. Lyons Nows LYONS Members of Faith Re bekah lodge met Wednesday night. After the business meet ing degree work was practiced for the district convention, held in Scio, November 16. Mrs. Hasel Lewis, Mrs. Mabel Spa, Mrs. G oldie Ram bo and Benlah Lewis was appointed the committee to entertain at the next meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stevens of 31rney, Mont., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. WI1 son Stevens: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens and nephew. Harold rjrtch have gone to Los Angeles. Mrs. Anna Schwlndt and sons of Jordan were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Weartenh onse. John Knntkle of Fox Valley was taken to the Salem Deaconess hospital Wednesday night for an appendectomy.. , . . Percy Hiati is spending several days at fed me . due to the burn ing of the Willamette Valley Lum ber company mill at Dallas. ' Herbal remedies laf ailments of ataaatk. U tern ot men and women. 2S rcart la ierTlcs..Katcrcjatlc Fhyaldana. Ask your ae!r bera atoit CRAJi LAM. - CHINESE 11EDICLNC CO 241 N. liberty. apartjUxa Port land Carl Klaetrle. Office open Tneaday A Saturday only 10 a.rn. to 1 pja 6 to 7 p.m OoastUitlba, tlood 'pressure and arise ' tests are tree ef -bare . . , ; jaetJ hjHu -ts aai?!ns"aw" T"-"''-iik - i -in m'-mr' I X lm. fit j, u bsao, . a. Meraters Gather At labish Center LABISa CKNTKR The Lblsb Center Knm-Join-Us '. class met Tuesday eTening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Russ for "their first meeting ' this fall. ' After- 4 short bnsineas) naeetlng progres sive dominoes were. In play,,: A ipeclal - feature ct tbe : tTeniag was a handkerchief shower hon oring tbe birthday anniversary of Mr. Tonta. Among thoco at tending: were Mr. and Mrs. Art Raasmnsen,, Rev. Joffe and "Mrs. Willard Akr, Mr. and Mrs. Ren, ben Boehm, Mr. To9ts, 'Mrnd Mr. Harry LoTre, Mr. and Mri! J. W. Burr,' Mr. and Mrs." Harvey Aker. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Leedy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank , Weinman; Mr, and Mrs. O. Q. McCloughery, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dapgherty, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Ragland, Con stance - Weinman, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Blbby, Mrs. Earl Iiham, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Knrth, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Or rille Klampe, Jaek Powers, . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boehm, Mr. and Mrs. . Pete Run Football Leagues BTertk vast Oeaf stanes W L T Pc W LT Pet ops) tee i.eooiwuiaa. see i.eeo o ( id i e l l.eoolwait. o e e 1.000 PaeiO el l.OOO Idaflald S .000 Kaaalts lt weak: OPS 14, Uaflald S; Facif is 6, Cellsrs U Xtass 8. Osbms tsit wtek: Neae. Sfe Vaaw W L, Pxt W L Pet Salsat 1 e-LOOOIIscsas 0 .000 Albeay 1 0 l.OOOlKifwsakie 0 1 .000 Ore. City 1 S .MaVCerralli S 1 .000 Basalt last wak: Salaa , Kilwaa ki 0; Orcfoa City IS, Corrallia S. Osau Uli weak: BsUm st Cervsltis, KUwsa kls st Orccea City. ICotalla SiWartaa Lbtnn Wood bora Chtauva S 1.0 oo i e l.ooo o e .ooo 0 1 .000 s .000 "OLLY AND HER PALS IOCXXT MOTJZ2 OMES BUT sHSTcAO Of (303 TO BSD, MICXEY PREPsRES v P0R AXTrON;- LTTTTJC ANNXS EOOK2T om.annie:. PLEASE rJTFORI TOOTS AIID CASPT3 . r -N I I f HECKVUH SHOULDN'T" I L f 1 . . V". 1 mr-JlJ" ' ' f PURTV NEAR TIME ( I AlfTT GOiM' ) I I OCT SORE OVER THATtt. i I ulA - " lOV TM J? Wi yWT bV 1 US is I j - as tWWS-'fcTl!! , TinMlttiasr iOH.AMN(S:, I who? .J6??K isntt ccd 12RA M una WE POOCHPy AND H MADE A MIS RLUSHUi, RtAL VISIT iOm. ia z?& TXCMSLB -rKSATTir riniilinj FT l VJrSrrr NOU TO CT If wooes. CPCOdJL Tarda gained from scrimmage Tarda loart- froan nerinunago , Passes attempted Passes "completed T Passes intercepted by. Tards gained, passee Tarda gained, nerlntmage and pass First downs,' scrimmage : First dbwni; p&iiei "LLL. Total, first downi ".r' ' - " - Pants, nnmlmr - ' . pants, average length M Punt returns, number c Pant returns average length KicJkof f s, - number. ' - Kick of fs, -average length ,, . " Klckoff returns, number 1 XClckof f , retupis, ayerage length Penalties, against Tards lost, penalties Lineups and summary: Washing-ton .. M&cDowell Conley Friedman Mncha .. Greenwood Nixon Marx Meauis Steele McAdams Stackpool Score by periods: .FB- Washington Oregon Washington scoring: Tonchdowns, Vanghn (sab for Mac Dow ell), on pass from Cleason). Goal from field, Mlxen, (sub for Marx) (placement). Point from try after touchdown. Misen (placement). Referee Tom Louttlt, OSC; umpire. Verne Land re th. Friends; head linesman, Doug Lowell, College of Idaho; field Judge, Eld on Jenne, WSC. Substitutions, for Oregon: Ends, J. Harris; guards, Bodner, Da vis; centers, Wilson, Patton; tackles. Stnart, Van Pelt: backs. Dyer, Roblln. Nelson. Mecham. Iverson. Mabee. For Washington: Bnda, Younglove, Vaughan; tackles, Falk, Tonker, Sterling, Nixon; guards, Zeger, Holmes, Nelson, Emmerson; eenter, Wla track; backs, McCor kle, Carlson, Gleason, Snow, Carlson, Stacy.. Koop PHOOEV ON THOSE WAJININO 1 NOTtSJ I'M OOHHK HIDE PUT5I17C COL. BOOMASNfCKCH'S ROOM VOH3 ANY MONKtT . - BUSINESS STARTS! C 1 S I SURPfttSK iurryi FRenrrasA. FDR AAYWTUE WHAT BROUGHT. EZRA TO TOWN 1 WHAT BROOfrHT l HS THJNK 1 I f TEtU M& f ,NST I EZRA TO "T0WN1 HE'S rONr.A TH2 HORSS Y DOfTT v x jucry? maws a , j so: cam A approve Sy-vT j( KlLLtNiV CKl MAKSA ( OPV0U , 7 AND'SrHSrjP Waishington 10 Ore. T7sb -182 18 . IK . t . 4 - 41 .224 . . I . T . 43.3 .' 7 ; .' 7 ? ..a l . I . -.I':. . : . 4 5 183 . 1 s s 84 S4T 8 1 11 41.T 1 18 - 1. 38 1 21 1 S , ' 49 . Oregxm Home Moshofslqr Segale . Jacobsen LE. XT. XG. Culwell R. Johnson Regrver Haliskl Berry Isberjr Stenarom .QB. JLH. .RH. .9 T S 010 0 0 Your Nock Quia Thoso Plaoss. Tho Tnrso Mantels srs WHOEVER TRSS3 rSNY OHOST 1 FOR A BIO... Takem by Surprise) I rOSC rXJHEH, Tho Sscrst of Wlnnlac OSve Sh Hor KorUa V- JH ' 1 u mm i f1 V " "7 y. VI I r , Vi f t . 4 1 YJrTI I f vjtsm vatro wjf . i I I rrrw-av - till .1 ... aa . J I IK as vjrW Jmis. ) I 4M Club Has Meet; MACLKAT Mrs,' - J.J" Vlntom Scott, Mrs. Harry Martin. ar and Mrs. M. A. Walla entertained members of the Maeleay 4M club Tuesday at the Scott home ta Sa lem. ' .... ' v Tbo sftraooa waa spent work ing on bedspreads for the chil dren's Farm home. " Delegates elected to the County Federation Y of ' Women's clnb meeting were Mrs. W. Fnnk, Mrs. J. Vinton Scott, Mrs. -Stella -Sal ver,- Mrs. George Sambuson, Mrs. Kerry Martin, sr; .alternates, Mrs. - M. ' A- Wells, Mrs. A. H. Fu est man. - ; -, . . During the social hour M'rs. J. F. Welser read and Mrs. T, lie Kensle, who helped, organise the 4M club 30 years ago, grave a short talk on the work that the elub had done. .' Sewing Circle Has First Meet, Shaw 8 HAW Tbe Ladies Sewing circle had the first meeting of the season Wednesday in the school house. The Sewing circle changed the name of its circle to the St. Mary's Altar society, j The ladles present were Mrs. Clarence Coffin. Mrs. Fred Goffln. Mrs. Mary Ooffln. Mrs. Fred Gilbert, Mrs. d Amort, Mrs. Hu bert Meyer Lofer, Mrs. Joe Sher man, Mrs. Joe Portal, Mrs. Mary Schmlti. The feature of these meetings is to sew and do fancy work for the annual bazaar of the parish. Cheney Teachers Win 14-7 CHKNET, Oct. lSV-Eastern Washington college, outgalned in the air and on the turf, converted a blocked pnnt and an intercepted pass into two tonchdowns today for a 14 to 7 football victory over Central Washington college of Ellensburg. Aahl AW, ON "FQOOD ai ap I yzsxrwTUL aao&U &JT ipttsa i oh. excuse me xau3 x tuc 1 PLCASS SLIP TH6 i xxjivrr t vou. Mm City Nows MILI CITT Margaret Satrsia of ItiUer Is ' tUIUiix tbJi trsek with' her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, I - lone Hathaway has returned to her home ia Mill City alter visiting all ! summer with rela tiTee at- Bakersfleld. Calif. ". Bob Trask, Paal Maaon.' Xel bert TuraidgV and Ingle Johnson in huntltf. . In the; Ochtca country. . : ,. Cbarley Sullivan and Cbarlej Ball returned ' from' the Stein mountains with a deer and an antelope each. - f - Mrs. Bud Collins returned from Salem-where she has been . witb her. husband at the Deaconess hospital, . a . . Clarence Kstine of Gates- has purchased the C- E. Farr resi dence, known as - the Frank Drapela place. . ' for Enernonrics! niess in the family? Hare to make m bosi oes trip? Short of funds? Let ua he!? yea. O No Embarrassins Qaestions : 5 Low Rates Side Finasca Co. 344 SUte Ph. 9261 t . Lie S-213 M-222 By CUFF STESHET 9j WALT BBXSt' Sy GLANDON WALJHI'' y jpMY MUTJUT COME CASPER. THE ONLY W TO ES HOMEY AKSAT OITKS RACstS IS MOT TO PLAY EMt MAY BIT MB nH SarCAUSS rvSa MORE MOWEY THArJ v;rtiLr3Kniffw.'i tsrx? rvs t3J04 chamc T " - 1