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Tho OrXGOIT STATESMAir, Solera Oregon. Sunday Morning, ITortrater 23, 1213 Vikin gsOp ennea - The 1943-44 edition of 8alem high's basketeers, with, part - of a week of practice behind them and another part of en facing them this week, swing into-action Friday night, December S. at Portlands TheV&s will en gage either Lincoln or Grant, high that night in their opener which sends them -, off - one of the heaviest and most . t tractlTe schedules ever ; rigged up for a Villa hoop squad. Double heme-and-home . ser ies have been - arrant-ed r with State. Champion Klamath Falls, arch-rival Astoria and - Med- ford s annually, powerfal quint. o-Die'Pass Burstslrish Grid Bubble (Continued from page 14) - freshman last year, and Dewey . Procter , of Fnnnan, drilled ' throuch the vaunted. Irish for. - .wards fur 2S4 yards by msbintV ' -the best showing any of Notre Dame's nine previous opponents. Sitko sained 114 yards on 17 - trips while Proctor punched 155 on the same number of carries. ' Creighton - - Miller, J the Irish's leading ball carrier, was stopped like a .derailed express, picking tip a mere 63 yards in 27 attempts for his poorest record of the year. Johnny Lujack, although hitting on seven of his 16 passes, was able . to add only 64 aerial yards. , Notre Dame, however, ended its campaign with an average rushing gain of 313.9 yards per game to beat a national record which had stood since the University of Colo rado posted an average of 310 be . hind the running of Whizzer White in ,1937. The total offensive av erage passing and running for No tre Dame amounted to 418.1 yards, only 12 short of matching Geor gia's modern record of last year. - - Notre 'Dame scored the first ; time it got the ball in the open ? tag tbuarter today on a 67 yard parade- featuring Lujack's 17 yard, pass to - Miller. Lujack .-V topped the thrust on a quarter- '. back sneak from the one foot line and sub Fred Early,-whose ptacekicks gave the Irish a 14 13 decision over the Iowa' Sea- , hawks a week ago, . faithfully booted the point. 'The sailors scored in the first five minutes of the third quarter 'when Sitko scooped 23 yards be hind Joe Schwarting's . bull-dozer blocking to ram into the- corner of the end zone-nd cap a 71-yard drivei SteVcT Juzwik, another-f ori mer Notre Dame played, failed to convert when Captain Pat Filley partially blocked the kick, leav ing the Irish with a 7-6 advan- ,;tage. - . ' .V With but four minutes re ; maining in the quarter, the Sail i ors again counted In three plays 4 which , covered . 75 yards. Proc tor winged 24 yords, Sitko ad ded four more, then Procter broke, through the Irish secon- j- dary -and swerved 51 yards to a , - touchdown. Juzwik again . failed to add the extra point and the Sailors led 12-7, be coming the first team to hold. ; Notre " Dame scoreless In 'l the ' third -qnarter this season. - Notre Dame's long march in the fleeting time of the final quarter to go ahead 14-12 and then Lach's dream pass to send the Sailors ' into " their 19-14 victory' margin spelled the windup. - Hi 80 Per Cent Portland J 'Workers Buy Bonds t PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 27-7P) M6re . than ' 87 per cent of Port land's , n 0,000 war Workers ' are r purchasing war bonds through Vtffe payroll deduction "plaiC V C. ! Sammons, chairman ; of the state War 'finance -committee, said to-day.:5,.,;,-;i:v::;r; - . JQeven .rwcent . of Jthe gross payroll 's, pledgee" he said; add jlng that this recdrd is J receiving inatioiial Wognition: 4 " V rr 1fWl? tun. Campa wnooD as well . as the annual some- -and-home scnffles with the No Name league teams Mil wan -kle. Oregon City, Albany, Cor - ..valljs and Eugene ;" ' Director of Athletics Gut-nee'. Flesher Is attemptiarto sched ule ether 1 games with Portland prepper as well as with peren- ;- tally . powerful ; outfits like. The " Dalles and- Tillamook. He hopes to have ' the sans "soft touch" . slate completed this week. : . - Salem's home 1 opener comes the . Friday night of , December 1 .with McMlnnvllle's Grizzlies. Meanwhile , C a c h Frank Brown has been sorting through - Penn Rallies Li - - - - ryiiijwrJi'miyvn ipunii x i"m mi, ' . . ' -r. . . : . '" ,: I 1 1 F. II. Quillen, Penn end. leaps in a vain effort to block Cornell's Charles Weiss punt, but the Quakers nonetheless rallied from be hind a 14-0 half time deficit to beat the Big Red 20-14.. AP wire-photo.) For Benefit Fund Henry to Biff, Portland Card PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 27-JP) Henry Armstrong, the fight game's former triple title -. holder, will come out of retirement -for . one more bout, ths one, for .charity Promoter Joe Waterman said to day. . Waterman said Armstrong had arreed in a long-distance telephone conversation to ap pear here January 14 in an in fantile paralysis fund benefit match. .The opponent is yet to be se lected. Waterman .said Armstrong did not 'plan further fights. Armstrong retired recently after being stop ped in a comeback attempt by Ry Robinson in New York. Moore Oulbiffs Chase HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 27-(A-Denver - Jack Chase, California middleweight champion, dropped a hairline 10-round decision to Archie Moore, , San Diego, at the American Legion stadium tonight. The title was not at stake. ; BOSTON -P)- "Alimony is a man's cash surrender value,. in the opinion of Suffolk Probate Judge Robert G. Wilson, jr. The justice- got off the bon mot In the case of a woman to whom he granted her second divorce. ul see you are only 25 years old and 'yet this is your second di vorce," j the judge remarked. What are you trying to do, set a record? i 1 , On the question of alimony the judge awarded $10 a week until $400 is 'paid for doctors bills. VOo O I M fill! ign This Week his large turnout, attempting- to find the one,: essential : which makes his system tick speed. Bat anless the athletes who will ' : Join the hoop souad from the 'football team tomorrow possess , the necessary fleet-footedness. Crown sees 'nothing exception ' al for the SIIS hoop-suiters this winter.,. , 1 Brown reported : after the third day of Viking practice he wasn't at alt pleased with ma terial. "They're certainly t not . fast and are pltlfally Iacklnx in , fnndamentais ' they should have learned la the seventh and elgth grades." he said. f for Victory n "J A 0 f s -s i v M Fumbling USC Trips U clans (Continued . from page 14) earned this distinction. It was the first college team to score on Southern California. The most spectacular play , of the game came in r the second quarter, when the Bruins pushed over two tOuchdowh and kicked away two more scoring opportun ities by fumbles. Dave Brown, big UCLA end who used to do his gridiron chores at 'Stanford, streaked through and. intercepted Hardy's attempted lateral and raced 87 yards to a touchdown. That Interception spoiled a promising Trojan march. The Trojans scored first near . the close of the opening quar ter. Don Maimberr's punt was mocked by Bill G'ray, xroy cen ter. Gordon Gray, left end, scooped up the ball on the UCLA 10 and ran across the goal. Jamison's placement was wide. Southern California lost no time tieing the score at 13-all as the third quarter started. Ted Os sowski, Trojan tackle,' swarmed on a Bruin fumble on UCLA's 20. George Callanan then executed an amazing cutback across the goal line. The Trojans used one pass and seven running plays on a inarch to a touchdown early in the fourth quarter. It was the eighth defeat in nine games for .UCLA, Pacific Coast conference champions of 1942. ; '-: 40T , r . . Jk V T I JA.' M -J ' m M M i I I I If I r - m s? v wt ys sr. a'is wwr 'i - r.j j s 's' r ,, f , r.o ' "0. L ELFSTOOI CO. Stopped ( 4 . I CREIGHTON MILLER, Notre Dame's great halfback, who was stopped eold by the Great Lakes 11 yesterday. The Irish were stopped also, 19-14. ' Bowling Wood burn lengthened its lead to two games oyer Nicholson In surance in the Commercial lea gue, Wahl Bros, are still comfor tably in front of things in the Industrial loop, and Bert's Pros climbed into a first place tie with the City Cleaners in the Major league during Perfection's alley action last week. The Ladies lea gue did not meet Thursday night since it was a holiday. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Woodburn Nicholson Insurance Senator Barber Shop Hartman Jewelers W L Pet. .19 11 .833 17 IS JS61 At 14 .533 .18 14 .533 15 15 J00 Paulua Bros. Halvonon Construction 13 17 .433 Harams 13 IS .400 Goldies' - V...1Z 18 .400 Averages too 10 bowlers: HiU ISO; Scales 179: Higgsns 174: Dahlberg 174; S. Mills 173: Zeller 170; Duffus IBS; Steele 167; Melville 16. Ash by 1S4. INDUSTRIAL. LEAGUE Wahl Bros. 19 11 .833 18 14 .533 IS 18 -500 14 10 .583 13 17 .433 .13 13 500 13 17 .433 Brite Spot Statesman M & r Grocery Papermakers Scio VaUey Oil Capital City Laundry IS IS .400 Averages top 10 bowlers: Ed war a 8 171. Dewsmore 171, Klrchner 168 Ma this 168. Forcard 164. Wheatley . 163. Pederson 162. .Melville 158. Ertegaard 158. Cole 158. MAJOR LEAGUE City Cleaners Bert's Pros. .21 IS .583 ..SI 13 .583 20 16 JS56 Acme Wreckers Cline's Coffee Shop , 16 30 .444 Army-Navy Store 13 Zl .t Ramage's J-Up 15 21 .417 Averages top 10 bowlers: Cline. Jr. 185. Poulin 182. Kertson 182. Hartwell 181. Cline. sr. 180. Thrush 178, Kenyon 178. Hunan 174, Coe 174. Del Monte 11 Dumps Bears (Continued from page 14) stars when the game turned into the second period with Del Monte leading 19-0. It wasn't for long, however. California's Kids, behind hard hitting by the two halfbacks, Bob Frisbee and Art Honegger, waded through the pre flight cadets mak ing -up the second team for 58 yards and a touchdown, Frisbee going over for the last three yards. It made the score It to f and Coach Kent rushed in his offi cer team again. .The count was 33 to S at half- time. :. .. . If s the Miracle Wall Finish that gjoes on over wall paper, dries in one hour. eat coat cants MOST SUtfAO i (lip y" ...cri Grid Roundups Who Did What to Who Great LaRes -Irish Steal Grid Spotlight From Armayy Mix; . By ORLO ROBERTSON ' 4 NEW YORK, Nov. 27P)-Notre Dame lost its first game of the season today after winning nine straight, but in defeat grabbed the spotlight bf what was scheduled to be an army-navy show on the final big day of the 1943 football sany'"r:":r.' The navy and army played their part at West Point, putting on Second Period Surge Brings Navy Victory (Continued from page 14) heretofore rocky army line, and late in the same period, after Hamberg had run back a punt from his own 49 to army's 44, the march again was on. ..This time it was the robust Ilame, clawing and balling and crashing his way through ' the wavering Cadet rsjiks.' As the fourth period opened he surged through for 15 yards to the ar- my 25. Jim PetUt gave him a lift with a 10 - yard gallop, then Hume resumed his solitary of fensive until he reached the one. From there, on fourth down, Pettit high - dived Into the end zone. Feno's place kick was blocked, but even the Cadets couldn't enthuse much over that. City Hoopers Meet Monday Plans for the formation of a city basketball league will be dis cussed at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the YMCA in a meeting which all' those interested in the league or wishing to enter a team are urged to attend. Already four easaba squads have made known their inten tion of playing in the city cir cuit, Three soldier teams, two from the air base and one from the fairgrounds, a Willamette freshman five, and a team com- -posed of faculty members from Salem high school probably will be entered In the wheel, along with any others desiring to do so. - ' . Anyone wishing to sponsor a quintet, and who is not able to attend tomorrow's meeting, should contact Cbet Goodman at the "V as soon as possible. Indians Turn To Basketball CHEMAWA Football togs tucked away after, a poor season, Chemawa's Indians this week turn to the basketball floor in quest of better things the coming campaign. - Although Coach Lefty Wilder is attempting to arrange pre-league games for the month of December, the Chemawa Duration loop home court . slate has been announced as ollows: Jan. 14 SUvertoa here; Jaa. IS ML Ancel here: Jan. 25 Woodburn here: Jan. 38 Molalla here: reb. 1 Canby her. Jicad tlta lui utilU . HBALTd! rf apy record of nations! as sets, we're bound to put , healds right up at the top. Our othes richos are of no acooas unless wo- have tko health, tho -, ' strength and the energy to do ; ' feod tbem. la momentous times ; like those, no individual has a ' ' - right to neglea heaha. Tho na- . tka needs the full measure of . your energy and effort. Tho -I moral can bo put la four litdo , words' Get uell-KEEP wtU! . See your phyaiciaa and then ' come here to have his prescrip ' tioos precisely compoanded.' ft '- H ..S!" 1 h "I Wfllett'si Cor. State A Liberty a great defensive battle befofe the Middies won 13-0 for .their. .fifth straight triumph over the Cadets. The v Irish, however, headed for their first unbeaten season ' since 1930, bowed to the sailors from Great Lakes, 19-14, with the win ning touchdown Coming in the fin al minute of play. Randolph Field, led by All America Glenn ' Debbs, also : dropped out of the undefeated class by losing to Southwestern - Louisiana, -t. . . v - -; i -1 Georgia Tech, romped over Georgia. 4S-t as Eddie - Prokop ran wild la a display that earned the Engineers a spot In the Su gar Bowl, where they will meet unbeaten but once tied Tulsa's ' all-clvlUan - teasaW'- ' The Iowa Seahawks,vwhipped by" Notre Dame "a week ago, fin ished out a season of nine tri umphs" and one defeat by over whelming Minnesota,, 32-0,' after scoring only one touchdown in the first half. , . " Other games sow Southwest ern of .Texas whip Rice, 21-7; Southern Methodist., outpoint Texas Christian, 2t-S; - North Carolina overwhelm V Virginia, 54-7; Oklahoma beat Nebraska. 25-7; Camp LeJeune , defeat JacksonvUle Naval, 13-C; La-' fayette smother LeHigh, 58-t, and Brooklyn score a 12-8 sur prise victory . over Rutgers. Lei Jvtonte Preflight, downed only by the College of Pacific, de feated California, 47-8, and Sou thern California made it two straight for the season over UCLA, winning 26-13. Friel Names WSC Starters : PULLMAN, Nov. 27-P)-Coach Jack Friel announced today that Darroll Waller, 6-foot, two-inch Spokane forward, had been picked to fill the center post on the Wash ington State college basketball team , which was vacated by de parture of Tom Smith, Selah, from colleger, . Smith, whose loss was a blow to . the team, transferred to East ern Washington College of Educa tion, Cheney, where he. was a, star last year.. - - .r. . r . if,. Filling Waller's - forward post will .be .MoTtin .-Joslin Spokane, made over from guard. Vince Gregg, Spokane, will be the other forward.' Also', to be in. Friel's starting team for the first games of the season with Whitman at Walla Walla December 1 and 2 will be guards Bob Rennick, Port land, and Vernon Cars tens, Rear- Shop Uoodrow's For WILLARD BaUeries. 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