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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1943)
: "November Handicaps Announced by Committed Salem Linksmen Prepr for Turkey Salem rollers are ready! n their shootin' irons and woods this week In preparation for the apcomlnr - "Turkey . Ton rne menr at Salem Golf club the weekends of November 11-14 aad 20-21. The meet, -sponsored by the Men's club will be a SS hole medal. less handicap af fair -and all prises will be do nated. ' - ;V Players most sign vp at the clnbhense and declare them selves when they ' start the 3f holes. At least 18 holes mnst be played dnrinr any one day and the entire 3S finished on any one of the four tournament days. Players may complete the 36 holes In one day if they wish. According to the tournament 6th Straight Loss Ukes Trounced itors By ROBERT THOMAS LOS ANGELES, Nov. 6 -(P)-Del Monte Preflight defeated UCLA" 26-7 today for the local's -axtfr; straight setback. When the lavy's cadet team was in the game it was a fairly even contest, but when the potent officer squad was )laying it was plain murder for ihe Bruins.. t UCLA surprised everyone by scoring the first touchdown . v against the less experienced na vy students. After a Bruin drive 1 Johnny Roesch. a Beverly Hills, California, boy just out of high school, slipped through tackle and . put the Westwood team in . the lead. , Then Coach Bill Kern put in his officer lineup. The older squad penetrated the Bruin line almost t will and had no trouble. Paul Christman, former Missouri great, and Len Eshmont, of Fordham were the principal ground gain ers. Del Monte has lost only one . came -this season, that to College oT the Pacific. Eshmont was the main ball carrier for the Navyators. pack ing the oval twelve times for ' an average of 5.65 yards. .After " Parker HaU of Mississippi set up a touchdown by a 20-yard gallop to the 16, Eshmont plunged to the 8 and Christ man put it over. Ute f Civvies' Nosed, 22-19 SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 6-P) Utah university's victory-less, all dviiian gridders rose out of the gloom of their most dismal season in two decades to challenge Colo rado's vaunted Buffaloes today, short and the visitors won, 22 to 10. It was Utah's fifth straight de feat, the worst record since Coach Ike J. Armstrong took over here 10 years ago, but to the Indians' backers it .was a moral victory. The Buffs, studded with Navy and Marine students, had been rated four to five touchdowns better than the Utes. Ritchie Opines On.Fisticuf f ing PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 8-tfP Willie Ritchie, who won the world lightweight title from Al Wolgast in 1912, blames today's fight fans for the lost, art of boxing. "The public is used to speed and it wants the fighter to speed it up, the California boxing inspec tor ' said in ' an interview. The crowd doesn't care if it is scien tific or not. It wants action. It wants a fellow to bang away. , A1I the kids of my day could box scientifically . . . . you bit and blocked, hit and blocked, but today the fighters don't know how to box." : Dayton Trips Junction City DAYTON Coach Don Jan uary's Dayton nigh Pirates took . another stride in the defease of their state "B football ehasn- pionshljc yesterday by notching an easy 32-C victory over June- '. ttoa City.t The game was played oa the iiafleld college gridiron aad was listed as part of the : school's homecoming celebration. The win was Dayton's sixth straight this r season. West lit snd CltsUty? P t mill twfiain Oil. yftBjliyin It mrmie trmm tvrim, wtality. f '''JTJm fw? rfOTinnnt); saw pifkttmtt dim, vuaaia ill iTWiCJi aaana aair lanaU bm ral- iaak atiMiilni . MainKtMTlaiMWJtUb If M-ua-pM BMod rMt ( Wk. Mk Mar laaa rw fmmn. mm4 jvm paat a f ! aipar. tana faara yrnmnm, w Oatra Taala I ar aala at mti gaas tkaf ataraa. Bv Nawa committee, all putts must bo sunk and there will be no "jlm mes. . j First prise will be a 2o-peund ' torn turkey and second prise a 15-pound hen,1 With meat prices as they are' it is expected nu merous linksmen will be cut tine and slashing for the birds both kinds during the four- : day meet.; . , r 1 ' : ' r :"j The committee also announ ces new handicaps assigned to members, effective this month. They are as follows: . Lawrence Alley C; Carl Arm priest 14; C. Bates 8; R. H. Bal dock 15; Russ Bonesteele 8; Bill Busiek 9; Duke Campbell 8; Ted Chambers 11; Walt Cline, jr t; Ross Coppoek 14; Viv Convey IBnwflBim MAJOS LEAGUE W pet. RA1 City Cleaner . Acme Auto Wreckers .16 15 12 55 Bert's Pros IS IS .55 Clint's Coffee Shop . 13 14 11 1 .481 Army-Navy store .407 .407 Ramage s 7-up .11 16 Averages top 10 towlers: Hart well 186: Cline, Jr. 184; Poulin 184; CUne. sr. 180; Kertson 17S; Kenyon 178: Foremen 176; Coe 173; Haman 173; Young 173. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Nicholson Insurance 14 7 .667 Woodburn 14 7 .667 Senator Barber Shop 11 10 .524 Hamms -. Paulus Taggers 10 11 ,476 .. 10 11 L478 Hart man Bros. - S 1 429 Halvorson Construction' .. 9 12 .429 Goldies' 7 14 1.333 Averages top 10 bowlers: Scales 179; Hill 174; S. Mills 174: Higgins 174; Dahlberg 173; Duffus 169; H. Barr 168; Zeller 167; Cole 166; Ashby 166; Steele 166; Melville 166. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Wahl Bros. ,. 14 7 Brite Spot 12 9 .667 .571 .476 .476 .467 Valley Oil Co. Statesman . Scio 10 11 .10 11 . 7 8 M & F Grocery 7 Capital City Laundry 9 Puermakere 9 8 12 12 .467 429 429 Averages top 10 bowlers: Kirchner 171: Forgaard 166; Edwards 165; Mel ville 164; Densmore 162; Pederson 161: Mathis 159 Ertsgaard 159; Schrunk 158: Cole 157 LADIES LEAGUE Keglettes a. 20 Miller's Furniture 19 Sears-Roebuck -11 Rialto 11 7 8 16 16 18 .741 .704 .407 .407 .407 .333 Broadway Beauty Shop ....11 18 Averages top 10 bowlers: Garbarino i.e. ihi.ii. 1 Ait I ln4 isa- Mvpr 151: Thrush" 149: TambTyn 143: Bowlsby 142; Foreman 141; Mills 141; AUen 141. Dallas Dumps Amity, 32-0 DALLAS Coach O. E. An derson's powerful Dallas Dragons prepared for their annual Armis tice day battle with" Independence Friday night by smashing little Amity high's gridsters 32-0 on Kreason field. Dallas led at the half, 19-0. The Dragons used three varied thrusts to notch scores running, passing and pass interception. Hie bert and Prescott bucked tallies in the first half and Osuna snared a pass for the third. Richardson gal loped across for Dallas' fourth touchdown and then with seconds left to play Foster grabbed an Am ity heave and trotted 30 yards to score. Chicago Nips Rangers, 4-3 NEW YORK, Nov. 6 H-The Chicago Blackhawks, turned back three times, came on again in the final period tonight to earn their first victory of the National Hock ey league season, defeating the New York Rangers, 4 to 3. A crowd of 15,857 saw the Rangers take their fourth straight defeat of the season in the first game on home ice. r 1 nl Salem Cf$r' 810 N. tibarrr SL Tourney' 12; John Emlen II; Leo Ester 6; Dave Eyre 7; Buss Fisher 10; Harry Gustafson 12; BiU Goodwin 7; Dr. Hoffman ' 13; Hi Ha man 19; John Heltsel 12; Don Hendrie 8; Harold Hank 11; A. R. Hunter 14; Elmo Hill 12; Rex Klmmrll 14; Steve Kraus 15. Eocene Kitzmiller 10; ;i Glen Lencren 7; O. E. Jtf cCrary 11; Bunny Mason Xt W. McAl lister 10; R. I. McLsurhlln IS; Jack Nash 8; Earl Paine .13; Tony Painter 5; Millard Pekar 10; Keith Powell 12; George Scales ; Bill Staeey 9; Steven son 11; B. Thampson 9; O. E. Thompson 11; "Swift" Thomp son 9; Bud Thrush 8; Harv Wahls-ren 8; But Waterman 3; Don Yoanf 11. Fumble-itis9 Knocks Trojan From Unbeaten (Continued from page 12) university back, whipped a long pass into the end xone. Earl Piatt jumped higher than two' SC defenders and came down with the ball and a touchdown. The Trojans fumbled them selves out of two scoring chances and then, in the second quarter, Quarterback Jim Hardy plowed through center and as he was about to be tackled, tosse da lat eral to Center Bill Gray, who was all to himself, and he dashed 40 yards for the tieing touchdown. The Trojans outgained hte na vy, 209 yards to 120 in rushing. The margin victory came in the third period and it followed ' na vy's recovery of a fumbel by Milt Dreblow, Trojan back, on his 32. A pass from Bill Cadenhead, ex-Alabama freshman who was the game's outstanding ball car rier, was .caught ; by Vera Mil ler of Colorado on the 12. Here Ed Nelson, formerly of the University of Illinois, place kicked between the uprights. The Trojans had other scor ing opportunities after this but their good passing . attack, in- ' terspersed with sharp laterals and end sweeps, was stalled just as often by bad ball handling. Eddie Saens who had been the most dependable ball packer for USC all season, was the goat to day. His first fumble .cost his team a touchdown and another, late in the fourth quarter, set it away back in its own territory, and gave the Bluejackets possession. "We have the best fumbling team in America," Coach Jeff Cravath of the Trojans said af ter the game, "but the best team won." Molenda said he thought his boys were lucky to win but praised them for their great de fensive stand in the fourth quarter that stopped the Trojans on the one-yard mark. 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