The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 13, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textn I i fAGE NINE Tko OSTGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Tuesday Morning. NoYember 13. 1945 i - ; Silver Foxes Tie Woodburn (Continued from page 8) ; dog back. With fourth down on Sllverton's "four, yard. line. ' Quar terback x Arnold Bigler flipped a flat pass intended for EtiA Foy Harner. Silverton'a Dirk H apeared it on the two-yard line however, and outraced the field 83 yards to score. Fullback Herig- atad followed , up by plunging across for the conversion . Following the ha If time intermis sion the Bulldogs fired up for two quick third period touchdowns. Led br their brilliant Al Zuber and Bigler, the Bulldogs drove 63 yards for the first, Bigler scoring it on a naked reverse around Sil verton'a - right end for 10 yards. Zuber aerialed-to Harper for the conversion and 7-7. Another Woodburn drive for 54 yards paid off when Zuber, on a delayed thrust at his left tackle. charged 10 yards and into the end cone. Bigler' attempted pass for Doint was batted down, however. The Foxes had a fourth period drive of their own to finally tie it asain. With sub halfback Darrel Johnson doing the rambling most' It. the Foxes went 65 yards in 11 1 plays, Johnon going the final eight. Dale Bennett tried to crash over center for the winning con version point, but was held inches short. The closeness of the game is ex hibited by the statistics. Wood burn had 104 net yards, gained and 12 first downs to Silverton's 00 and 10. ': :" ' r The No. 1 factor rising up to bring about the tie for SUverton was her big line. Outside the third quarter yielding to Woodburn for the two touchdowns, the Silver Fox forwards halted Zuber and company time after time. Early game penalties kayoed two Wood burn threats also. Woodburn had "a cinch touchdown in the open ing frame on a Zuber pass, but the receiver, standing on the goal line. droDDed the toss. The two teams play, again at Woodburn November 30. WOODBURN (13) (IS) SILVERTON Harper LE ... AUen Kuiu j LT . Derrick Hall . LG ' Preaton r.- TROJAN GAINER '- ( , - if" "T V. f 1 W ,k i i l-V, ' """" -i -1 V - -J. " ie. -an?t ; 1 sneak nlar on fourth down was! smothered by 1 the entire jParrish line, and the f'ioneers took over.: A few moments later an inter cepted pass gave Parrish the ball on, her own 35 and the Pioneers plowed through the lired, Leslies in just 10 plays for a 65-yard march and the final score. ; Leslie had Itome ounch left. however, and brought the 1200 tans wno tax m on ine iray 10 their feet wiUi a tricky spread play that gained 30 yards as .the game ended. 1 For Parrish. 'Osbora and Baker in the backf ield and S pence. Pas- lay, and sodcman in uie line were outstanding For Leslie, two fighting little gamecocks, Cum- mings and guard Freddie Sproule, were in on just about every play in the line. Bill Sproule, the Southerners' ace halfback, limped throturh most! of the game and was always a threat when he took the ball, but Was visibly slowed by his injury. ! - Parrish out! first-downed the Missionaries 12 to f and outgained them 277 to 107 in net yardage. IXSUK CO) ! (S7) PARRISH Dehart ,.. . - LER ' Meaney Paulus - ; , LTR . Jeffries r. Sproule (C) LGR .,.,,, . Bacon Cummlnga C , Sodeman Williams RGL. ' Chrisman Orsborn - RTX. Paclay Schwabauer BEL Ray Q Fuatell - LHR BUkelr RHL, Bunnell. T Leslie . Parrish - t maamm ,wm ft -taia-a'i l;ili-y-iai4apw ,(i.i.wmm,sy n "n mmm i " " ir n n I VT m . mtm I ii . 1 .IV1 i 4k '.llf llfU tit thir ivoy vie, m ei souvnern vauiornva oaca. , races uiruuaa a ui anne a - v " - game at Lee Angeles. Roland Cnambers, Bear end. is being knocked eat ef play by; Trojan blocker . il. . . . . L .... . . wmr .11 n a mn T. Bkrtvf Lk Thai m mm ninh uuer oeaura iouowinc toe pia7 i are neoacu axcr -" Trojana won 14- and. coupled with Washington's 1-f loss te Oregon SUte, boonced right back into Gay Sargent lng Corey Zuber ldaon C RO . RE . Q Anderson ; , Renwlck Nado Hartman Wickam ' Bier .. Bennett Herigstad 6 0 13 013 . L.H DR. Yuranek T . lar -wu4 Ki 1 1 on . " t a a 1 1 Official:" Al UghtnerT Hunt CUrk ana wait commons As turpentine is expensive, for Daint manufacture a turpentine substitute is made from a petro leum ristillate (white spirit) for thinning agent. Rote Bowl contention. ( AP Wtrephote) i - et -- t - "V" " I 1 i f ' i I tr 1 v.- M'Mi'i , i - .:-" . ' " , ' - - ? - v - """t v ' ,I,-- ,, iV.? ... "J f v.Mto v-a ""- 1 TROPHY: Walter Mas grave, West Salem realtor, stands with the beantiful part of a-600 pound boll elk he broaght down In Baker eoanty. Ble moanUins, Easteni. Oregon reeenfly. F. W. MosgTSve ' ef Lebanon and Harvey Yang of West Salem also bagged ; cow ik i. k uri. fiaik drMMinr oat at .450 nounds. The ' animals were tagged one half boor after the season opened Saturday, November 3. i'-i I ' i PILES (Hemorrhoids) Flstala - Fkurara - Prolapse! and ether types of Keetal a Celra eoBdltlona treat ed witbent of time. . K51 At KOTN KGW KEX llieSe (TISfl kat fS7 kc) (I2t k) (11S0 ke) IS f:M :4S News " Musjc Tim Music Time News I News (Stars ( KOCN Klock I- IKast. Polly I Bugler "XT News I lOld Song I t:ll 1.3 1:44 News Smile Time News r- INews Voice of Hope I News (Fletcher (farm Time tSam Hayes Roundup Boys Aftronsky James Abbe (Bugler X Lord Boswell Wins BALTIMORE. Nov.! 12-KAV j Lord Boswellj one of the nuggets in the Maine Chance farm equine gold mine, had speed to spare to day as he romped home a three and a half lengths victor in the 23rd . runnine! of the Endurance handicap,; one of the major tests for two year! bids at the.Pimucoi fall rneeting. I ' IN :1S S:3 S:U Haven of Rest Haven of Rest Sing Away Orchestra User News Valut.it Lad Light World Aunt Jenny . Tred Waring IB'fast Club Roth Presents Kostelanetz S:M til :3 it- News M.. Downey pastor's Call Orchestra Kate Smith 1B1 .Sister THeien Trent. (Gal Sunday iJamea Abbe Larry Smith Personality : Glamour Breakfast 1I1S l:Jt News : Orchestra Paula Stone Bind Sings LMe Beautiful 4 Ma Perkins IM. McDonald I Dr. Malone t Martrn (Ted Malone (Mldy. Sktches True Story . 'Pioneer jTobe's Topics News Table of Coastal Titles TS Amnnli4 far Ta ft Ore., by the V. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey for The Oregon staiesnB r Standard Low Time Water 0J8a.ni; 0 8 lflOp.nx 3.S 1 -2S a.ml 0.9 3 IS p.m. 3 0 ' 2:11 a.nv 10 3:11 P- 2.1 i- November High Time Water 1 13 1:42 a.m. I 5 4 1:26 p.m. i 5.7 14 : 8:24 a.m. I S O 7:48 p m. i S I 13 ' : :03 a.m. i 6.S 9 .10 p m, S.I Pioneers Take City Grid Title (Continued from page 8) 59 yards -and a touchdown, and was never in the running there after. The Bob Metzger coached Pio- neers simply had too much brawn and power for the Leslies. Osborn and I Frank Garland leading- the way i; with the crunching over the Missionary tackles and guards consistently for long gains. Os born carried over all four of the winners' scores and two of, the three conversions to ring up 26 of the Parrish points. The second Pioneer score came nearf the end of the first period after end Bob Meaney had recov ered Jim Moore's fumble on the Leslie 30; Osborn, Garland and Bruce Barker took turns lugging the ball, with Osborn knifing over fronf the five on the fifth play. He added the conversion' to make it 10 at the end of the quarter. Leslie fought back in the -second stanza, holding her opponents eveiv-up and almost connected for a auick score when center Ray Cumrnings, the outstanding line man on ettner team an anernoon, intercepted a pass and galloped 51 yards before he was over hauled on the Parrish 29. A fpoor Leslie punt, which trav elled only 15 yards to the Mis sionary 25, set up the third Par rish score in the opening moments of the third quarter. Osborn ac counted for 20 of the 25 yards on that splurge, carrying over eventually from the two. Bruce Barker converted to make it 21 to 0. Leslie finally caught fire after that! score and came back with her biggest effort Fullback Dean Bunnell returned the kickoff 25 yards to mid-field. Switching from thei customary single-wing plays to an intricate "Y" formation, the Missionaries pounded for four straight first downs to the four yard line. Three plays through the middle carried to the three lnch marker. But a quarterback u I RELIEF; QUICKC NO HOSPITALIZATION Call for examination or write for FKEX dfcerlpUTO toe-lei. Dr. R. Reynolds Ctioic Natmre- Preta4ot-t 21S N. Liberty St, Saleaa, Ore. S pence (c Baker osborn (C) BaHc- Garland Jt 1 s-ji Suha'. far Talle Uoore. Bowen, Lyman. Zeller. rredericks, Staatt . TrusaeJL B. Sproule c). DaMoude. . . ...I ... i . farrisn unman, ' s. son, Taylor, Porter, Trowbridge. Ross, CsM-l n-imll I HnM Paulua. VMVV1, , . Lawrence. Mulkey. Schaelfer, Spen- Otficials Walter Erica m. rere . 1 tl Kn.vk: umnirc: leftT Wilder, head linesman: Walter Sny der, timer. i New Reclbird" Boss Faces 1946 Woes ST. LOUIS. Nov. 12-(VMana- eer Eddie Dyer of the St Louis Cardinals faces a poker player's s FOREST GROVE, Nov. tt-P- The ' undefeated McMinnville Grizzlies today were elected rep resentative of district three's northern division for the circuit's playoff. Southern subdivision members will choose i their top Grizzlies Voted Northern dilemma for 194 what to throw away when your cards are all acesJ Counting men already out of the armed, forces or expected out shortly, at least ao peacetime quality first-string ball players will report' at the Red Bird train ing camp at St Petersburg. Fla in February. Twenty-five must be discarded by the middle of May. 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