12 Tho Stat man, Solom. Of.. Sunday, 8pmbf 19. 1113
Bruins Hand Oregon Stiafteirs
50 4o 7 Passing in
40,203 Watch
Ukes Run Wild
liilrrrrjileil l'aM
!lly to Heaven
. LOS ANGELES. Sept 28 )
The flett, rurd-hiUing Bruins of
Lnier ity of California at
Los Aniirln unleashed versa
tile running nd posing attack
today to nmolhrr the Oregon State
college- Beax er, 50 to 7, in Pacific
Const conference rime.
A crowd cf 40.203 watched sev
eral Bruin backs, big and little,
trnr up and down the- coliseum
0C t'CI.A
rail down . IS I
Vara nJ running . 30
Fimi t(trptJ 34 IB
f'asx-s roinpWtH IT 10
tur intTcrpl by 14
Yard patm 774 310
ll runnnini, piuinl I - 9VW
A length ount II IS
artar unt returns 4)
VllUlt Iml mllir 7?t
t Ff..i. r-t fnmhlg. rrr 3 '7
turf in an right tmjchdown parade
that could eaily have been a d oat
en if the llclans hadn't Jumbled
frequently Fmie Case started the
th.i le on th Bruin second
wnmm.iiif play by toing in the
flat to ("al I(1 who run 78 yards
to ffte behind great downfield
klt kn
Aflrr rrd Hurr Ilalriwin, oul
3t.ii?ing Imrman on the field.
.rt .ti a 20-yard Jjunt with a
.Ut kcd punt, the fU-eri lame
l-i.e k ti rrirfiih 5(1 y.u.d for their
lone llry. In the firM quarter.
Ix-ti Cunnlrll. tub half. bucked
c rr from the one, after tossing
2o-ytci pass to fullbaik Bob
Iinrriin
I'C'I.A tr-n took control to-n.-kt-
ire score' iw,.rd ri:n( like
ih legxtt-r a follow: luurh
d'n No 3 Skip Rowlund, three
jan. ov.n renter: 4 t'e pard
4f yard In Ko l. who tun eight.
Art Steel fen interi pled Don
8-murU' pn and ran 25. 6 Er
ne Johnon. one yard over guard.
arter reeling off ruff of 11 and
22 " Hett Vet ran 30 yards
with another intercepted pass.
-bill N'KI. fourth string quar- ,
tcib.fk. t1 14 yard? to sub 1
end Den Wilt.
The l.nl three. More rame In'
The final period b the demoral
ized l.crr. miniM Mar renter
bill (iiu. w ho H at injured ear
lier, broke apirt at the scam.
Despite Uie drubbing, the bea
vers rrgi'tcied 16 first downs to
(be bruin" 19. Mint of Oregon
St1e' adiniri. however, rame
tin p in midfield. The Bruin,
rt'Ilel up &99 yard, running and
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Tis Only The Beginning, Out Lo, the Grid Upsets!
NEW YORK. Sept. Zt -JP)
This f.iri follere football cam.
. palgv la mlt tw Saturday old
bat already there' haa been r
tton enoagb to rtotc that the
pa and tha downs af the teams
In the romlnc season will equal
those of aj backyard see-saw. ;
Missouri; humbled a week ago
by Texas In a 42' to fray, this
time was Sgettd enough to hold
Ohio Slate, Blr Nine title
speculation, to a 13 to IS draw
that waa satisfying- to the 5.eo
Ohloan wjho watched their' fav
orttea pull Into thee deadlock; In
the waning moments. It was
like that jail - over the ' football
map. A week ago Army trounc
ed VlllanoVa 35 U . This week
the Cadets) had to rely on Arn
old Tucker's passes for a . 21
. to r7 - Terdjct over an untried
OkUhomo machine while Villa
nova lost to Navy 7 to 0.
Notre . Dame made the vaunt
ed Buddy Young of Illinois just
another chartcer In a .football
auit . as the Irish methodically
ground down the mini 26 to f
and -kept Intact a record of nev
er having lost to the Hlg Nine
team since starling the series In
1891. This year's fray attracted
75.1 If. An 83-yard run by Emit
Sitko in the second quarter set
up the first Irish score and
started the Illinl to defeat again.
And Just to prove that all the
talent Isn't- concentrated at a
few schools, today's results held
such surprises as Duke's 13 to
loss to North Carolina State.
Virginia Tech's 14 to 14 dead
lock with North CaroUna. Iowa's
. 18. to verdict over Purdue,
Alabama's t to f squeese past
Tulane and Columbia's very
troublesome afternoon with Rut
gers, 13 to 7.
While the Notre Dame-llll-nols
colllftion drew all the pre
game raves and the day's
top crowd there were spec
tators galore at all the others.
President Truman, the nation's
No. 1 fan, flew to West Point
and was one of the 25.000 spec
tators that watched the Blanch
ardless Cadets sputter to their
20th triumph. Other top crowds
saw Michigan spill Indiana, Big
Nine; defending . champions, 21
to 0. A packed house of 74,600
saw that one, A throng of 60,
000 sat through the rain at. the.
Alabama-Tulane test and 41.000
were in the stands as ' Iowa.
State paid the penalty, 41 to .
for scoring first on Northwest
ern. 1 i -
Yale and Harvard had differ
ent experiences. The Harvard
had to go all out to down Con
necticut 7 to 0, while the Yale,
with highly touted Levi Jack
son, played a restrained gam
while bowling over Kings Point
33 to 0. Arkansas barged into
a surprising 21 to 21 tie with
Oklahoma A A M, In the same
general area,! Texas Christian
cruised by Baylor If to 18. Tri
as emphasised the rumors of it
greatness with a 74 to 0 walk
over at the; expense of Colorado;
Virginia also climbed Into astro
nomical figures with a 71 to
conquest of jllampdrn-Sydncy;
and Mississippi State turned
Shorty McUllliams. late of tho
army team, loose for a 41 to 7
triumph over Chattanooga.
PISTOL PETE REISER. Brooklyn's In-agaJn-eot again outfleldlng star, la out again after Injuring his
right leg in a first-Inning smash up against tho Braves. Hero ho la shown being lugged from the field.
Reiser haa been one of tho mainstays of Brooklyn's drive for tho National league pennant.
; j - . ; 'I . AI- WlrephoioV
IDucCs Nose utiStiaggs, 7-6
EUGENE. Orel. Sept. 28 -TH Th vaunted
University of Oregon Webfoota scored only once
today and barely took a 7 to 8 game from A Ion to
Stagg'a College of Pacific Tigers. Ten' thousand
home-towners saw Halfback Jimmy Newquist go
over for als points In tho second quarter front the
8 on a reverse from Jake Lelcbt. The point; Waa
drop-kicked by Lelcht.
The non -eon fere nee game then dragged drably
until the fourth when Pacific started a drive from
ita own 30 stripe. BUI Mllhupt threw a 49-yard pass
to t'ran Zboran which left the oval on the Ore
gon 2. Two plays advanced It only two yards
r - - -
Cardinal-Dodger
Pennant Picture:
NEW YORK. Sept tt-iA
This Is what happens if the St.
UuU Cardinals and Brooklyn
finish the National league race
tied for first place tomorrow:
1. The world aerlea. now sched
uled to open Wednesday at ei
ther St. Louis or Brooklyn,
would be delayed until Sunday.
October 8. 2. The first game ef
a three-game playoff between
the Dodgers and the Cardinals
would be held at SL Louis on
Tuesday. 2. The second game of
tho playoff would be held at'
Brooklyn on Thursday and tho
third game. If necessary, at
Brooklyn, on Friday.
but Bruce Orves pitched the pay-off pass to John
Rehde, Jim Torvlrk's kick was low.
Both Coaches Tex Oliver of tho Ducks and
AmosgAlenso Stagg of the Tigers substituted often
aa If In attempts to uncover best working units.
Long gainers were absent In the gama on thewhele
as both lines' halted the array of talented backs
.on the field. Oregon managed to run off almost
twice as many offensive plays aa the Stockton.
CU team but didn't have what It took to get Into
pay dirt more than once.
Ail-American; Nominee Lelcht waa Injured In
the second quarter and taken from the field, but
bis Injuries were not serious.
The custom of having a best
man at weddings la believed to
be a survival of primitive mar
riage by capture, when a man
seized a woman and carried her
away by force.
1 4 s " 4 '
Wmmm
If you aren't allergic to 225-mile rides to watch football games.
re r.-TYiiiamcttecrs Ted Ogdahl and Al Walden In acUon
tWir for their San Diego Pro Bombers. The Bombers la nil with
tne Tacoaaa C'oaat Pro league eleven In Tacoma this afternoon. In
r Men tall, at 150 ponnds Wslden Is advertised as the smallest player
in ine pay -tor-play sport
in ine pay-ror-piay sport . . . . t
Many calls have come In the past j
couple of weeks, all asking.
Bill Bevens
any more7"
r
Waters park . -rrnoon.
Octo- t, s
e
-1 . .V
"What's happened
be Isn't pitching
We've checked all . handy sources
but danged If w have the an
swer, yet. Could be .that New
Skipper Johnny Neun doesn't like
the color of Willie's eyes or meb-
be the F.rlxen streeter Is merely
saving u for M
Mint on Sunday aftern
ber 13 ... . Speaking of the
Yankees, the "ooce-a-Dodger-al-wavo-a-Dodcer
adage Isn't even
rffetantlv related to the- reside mU
of Yankee stadlom. Rooo Larry ,
MaePhell got shut of Bill Dickey
and Red Ruffing so fast that most L
fans overlooked the fact that both TED OGDAHL
amounted to two of the greatest of the great on the fabulous Yankee
elobo of ele. There seems to be nothing snore Use lose to a ball etub
tbon an eltf worn eat plaver. no matter bow great be might have
been .... One more laff In a fast-fading baseball season: Aa a
aorearm pitcher with Hollywood last spring. Bill Barlaoff was snubbed
by Yakima Stars. Consequently, he waa released. But as a made
over eatflcMer who knew bow to awing bat. Barlaoff waa sold
to the majors for 2.12.000 by Bremerton. Which snakes Brem Skipper
Sad Sambo Gibson a pretty smart cookie, and sure of has Job al least
another year ....
Paul Sam Cent Who Biffed lloag Before
Yes. the .Jackie Paul booked to battle with Duane Heag In Tex
Salkeld's fistle revival here neat month Is tho same swinger who
went at it with the Portland buss-saw In his last appearance at the
armory last spring. There seems to be some doubt about It arosmd
town, but he's the same gent. And for tho benefit of those with
short memories. Paul was Just about too much for Mr. Hoag that
trip. He had the Portia ndcr well on the way oat a number of times,
but got too rarcleo and lost finally. It waa don ny brook for fair,
as those who saw It will attest, and certainly no love waa lost be
tween the two battlers. The October retake should be another
loin from any antic, and this time they'll have 15 rounds In which
to mess one another up.
We dent know what M. Salkeld haa cooked for hie later shows,
but his first one should be a dandy, senior grade.
Varriuh Equipped With Topnotch Aitant
Khould they par off this fall on the reputations of assistant
coaches, it'll be Parrlsh In a breese In the local Junior high football
race. Pioneer Boss Bob Metxger haa as his helper one Leonard,
Warren, who only last autumn was line coach under AJ Simpson
for that prep powerhouse that waa Medford's Black Tornado. Simp
son swore by Warren as a line tutor, and if you'd care to spend the
time digging up statistics on the stability of the Tornado forward
wall you would discover why. Warren Joined the. Salem school system
this year when he heard that- Simpson waa coming to coach t'je
Viking footballers. Simpson took the more g la more us Southern Ore
gon Normal post Instead and Warren stayed here.
Re the SONS, here's a one-pararaph scouting report on them
for the Monmouth j Normals, who play the Simpsons In Ashland
October 19 (It comes via letter from Simpson himself); "Squad green
and small. Fair bar kfleld. poor line. Have one good T quarterback.
We are practicing on the lawn on alight bill, so If you see some
'of our boys with one leg longer than the other yon will knew why."
(End scouting report.)
PREP GRIDDER DIES
OSSEO. Wis.. Sept, 2 8 --Willi
Sielaff.' 17. a tackle on the Os
eo high n hool football team, was
found dead in bed this morning.
Dr. K. M. Lraium. Otseo, said
the youth had suffered a brain
hemorrhage, apparently the result
cf an injury duiing a football
g-me Friday.
DONS vs. NEVADA
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2HflP)
Loaded with power and reputedly
one of the strongest of the west
coast Independents, University qf
San Francisco will take tho wraps
off Its football team tomorrow In
a game with tho University of Nevada.
Eight-Man Mat Lineup
Named for Tuesday Go
i i n ; i i :a. -i
; The eight misters who are to make with the mat mayhem
in the slngle-nlgbt Junior heavy 'elimination : tournament at the
armory Tuesday night were named yesterday by Matchmaker El
ton Owen.; Pete Belcaatro, Sammy (Red Devil)
Cohen. Jack Lipscomb and Karl Gray were book
ed for action earlier last week, 'and yesterday
Owen teased In the following worthies:
' Indian Ike Cassell the super-nasty. Billy
Fox tho more-popular-every-trip scientific. Jack'
(Tiger) Klaer and Burly Bucko Davidson, thej
later tho rough and tough likeable wno naa been
way i rem inese parte many nMnini. a no cignij'
llltaN inuaiit tm uim af the ; best talent on'f
the coast and will squirm off at least seven single
fall or 15-minute limited matches. All will draw
at 8:30 pm. Tuesday for first-round opponent
A brand new trophy goes to tho 'winner, aloi
with a main event date with the "Gray Mask'
the following week. Mr. stoneiaeo la flue dock .
In the circuit next week., '
: A brand new; referee will bo making1 his debut here Tuesday
also. Tired of "guys who can't handle 'em" and mlnua a ref si pee
tho departure of George Poppenheimer. Owen haa' taken on Two
fisted Billy McEuin as his new hope. If Mae can hack It appro
priately Tuesday ho haa a steady Job, according to Owen.
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Orfft 7, Col. Parlftr .
Whrmili , C'alltornla 1
Slanfr4 4, lOako
tlUh St 41, lOahO SO. 0
Wyoming 7i Colo. Mints 1
Mont. State! 11, Hrlf. Young It
St. Mary's jt, Wsihlncton IS
Santa t iara,; 1, rrnw lliU IS
MtnwrsT 1
lnwa IS. rrSy S -Mlnnoanta
13. Nvkrsaka S
Mirk. SU(e;42. Wayne S
Ohto 17, Miirry St. 7
Akron SI, t-awrrnc II
Iayton II. Wlrhlia S
Wabaak 11. lnOlana St. S
Nelra Uacn IS. Illinois S
Mertnweslere 41. Insvs St. S
Michigan II i Indiana S
Mlaaourl II, iOhle Slat II
r.AST i
tornelt It, nurhnell S
rilUhnrih 13. W. Virginia T
Army II, tlSiakoma 7
Vale 31. KlOga fnlnt S
f-olnmola IJ, Rmi'ri 7
RhoO llan 14. Maine II
,UarUnuth , Holy Cfnaa S ,
Navy 7, VUUnova S
Harvard 7, t'onncllcut S
Brown 14, Cantla 7
Mohlenkerg U, l.atayetlo IS
SOUTH j
Teanmaea !$. Uor. Terk. S
Alakama 7, iTulano S
Mlaaiaalpnl Sit. 41. Chattanooga 7
. MUdMlppI II, riorlda 7
nice S, lulaiana State 7
N. C. Slate j I J.. Dane S
SOUTHWKST
Tcsas Christian It. Baylor 14
Arkansas ll. Ukla. AM It fU)
Toaas 7. Colarado
, Kansas SC. 7, MarOln-Slmmons II
Tnlsa SZ, Ksw Mrs. Allies 0.
Now Mcxlcoj 14, I'Ufc M
Kentucky 14. ClnclnnaU 7
Pacific V. tJ.Ryerott J. C. S
Kirhmone 7." Vtrglnta MIHUry 7
nalakrtdge Wavy S, Maryland 4
St. Loots S. iMarajoette IS
Artaeaa . SUto , Arlsoaa 47
Montreal Copt Win '
In 'Series Oiener
: LOUISVILLE. Ky Sept. 21
(r-Montreal'a Reysls of the
International- league defeated
the Lenlsvtller Colonels of the
American association 7-5 here
tonight In the first game of the
1948 little world series. ; j "
Bosox Pitching
Has Big Edge
NEW YORK, Sept. 28-(P)-The
Boston Red Sox. with Dave (ooj
Ferris, Tex Hughson and Mickey
Harris all rested up and raring
to go, wilt boast a huge advan
tage over either tho St Louis
Cardinals or the Brooklyn Dodg
era in the : all-important matter
of world aeries pitching.
Seldom, in fact, has tho repre
sentative or either league ap
peared , on the surface so thor
oughly to outclass its series oppo
nent on the mound not even
the Detroit Tigers 'of last year,
when they had Hal Newhouser,
Dizzy Trout 'and Virgil Trucks to
throw at the Chicagq Cubs.
Table of Coastal Tides
Times computed for Tart. Ore- by
the U S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
foe the Oregon Statesman
September : High Low
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4 II a.m.
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Badgers Rout
California 11
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v BERKELEY. CaUL. Sept. 28-iJT)
Wlaconsl n's cardinal-ierseyed
football squad ran wild in a fourth
period scoring display today to
rack up three touchdowns ' and
defeat the University ot Callfor
nia Bears 28 to 7.
' ; A shirt-sleeved crowd estimat
ed at close to 1 50,000 fana sat
through summer heat to watch
tho Badgers, In their initial ap
pearance in this section, make it
a losing aeason inaugural for Can
fornia. The Badgers, strong fa
vorites at the kickof f, scored In
the opening quarter, outplayed
tho Bears In the second period
but had tho count tied by Cali
fornia in the third.
Who's Huntiri9
a ,i
Who, Anyivay?
if COqurLLE. Ore, Sept. 28-ypy-Ortgon'u
deer aeason opened
today and Mrs. Betty Haag met
a mean one out oat her Fatrview
ranch. She wasn't hunting deer
but a forked horn buck chased
her Into tho bouse. It also set
t after passersby who stayed
.1st their automobile. Tho buck
Stared down thsr dogs and
wouldn't let tho, ietws out of
tho barn. ,
! ! "What'll I dof" Mrs. Haag
Phoned the state police. r
; "Shoot him," was the Instruc
tion. She did. r
- i " O B H H Pet.
MualaL Cardlnata 153 413 130 334 JSS
Vornon. Senators 147 Ml SO 307 JA4
WUIlams. Bed SoX 14S Sll 143 173 J43
Mise. ClanU . 101 377 70 137 J37
Pesky. Red Sox 153 017 115 30O J34
Hopp. Braves 124 443 73 147 .333
i Huno oattee in National: Slaugh
ter. Cardinals 12S. . Walker, Oodeors
IIS. MualaL. Cardinals 101. American:
Creenberg. Tigers 127, Williams. Rod
box iu. Tora, nea box ji. i
' Home runs National: Kiner, Pi
rates 23. Mise, ClanU 22, Slaughter,
Cardinals IS. American: Croenberc.
Tlsero 44. William, Bod Sox 3.
Krlter, Ymtm SO
IHiogan LSlolds Golf Lead
1 mw , d. i
' DALLAS Tex-. Sept Zt.-VP)
Beat Hogaa, Hers bey, Pa, U. 8.
top money . winner pro. led an
attack on par today at tho Dallas
pea championship to retain tho
lead after 54 holes of play. II o
gan'a game slipped to a 73 for
the par-70 Brook Hollow course
but aaf opening day par 70. plue
yesterday's sub-par 89 gave him
tho edge over the field with a
total of 211 strokes.
I
' Tho steel-nerved little player
meets his final test tomorrow In
. tho last circuit of tho $10,500
tournament. Ossmoob the lead-
: ers heels was Buck -White.
Greenwood. Maaau, winner of
thla year's Memphis open and
runner-up in the 1943 AU-Amer-Ican
tourney. White whipped out
a 35-1871 for a three day total
a 1
VI a AaV-
Stanford Raps
Vandals 45-0!
PALO ALtO. Calif., Sept. 28 -
OfVSUnfordls red hhtrted Indians
returning to College grid competi
tion after a fOdr-ycar lay-off scor
ed a 45 to 0 victory " today over
a bulky, confident Idaho team
The . game was under way
scarcely five minutes when a dis
astrous rumoie Dy laanos nigmy-
fated rullbacK. Miklicn. gave an
ford thf ball on the Vandals' 15
yard line. Merriman and Qulst
punched the j line for three yard
gains . and then Merriman broke
through right guard for a touch
down, v!
From then on It was a rout,
with Stanford's fast backs scoring
touchdowns in every period. Idaho
never was able to start a coordi
nated drive. The Vandals' passing
was wild and their ground attack
punchlesa.
Riggs, Kpvacs in Finals
CHICAGO.! Sept 28-ttP)-Bob-
by Riggs and; Frank Kovacs meet
tomorrow foir the Great 'Lakes
professional tennis tournament
championship; Riggs moved
through today's semi-final round
by eliminating Welby Van Horn.
6-0, 6-4, and Kovacs defeated
Carl Earn, 6-0, 0-3. '
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Power Substation
Cut in; at Scio; ,.
Supply Normal ,
STAYTONi-MaJn line power
supply here is now up to standard
requirements, all -the voltage dip
M..-t Ik. JnM M,lt
UUl 11IK 11 IE A CLlll, .,K , V WU.a
having been eliminated by the
ager of the Stayton office of the
80,000 volt substation at Sclo. The
heavy 19,0001 volt line between
Stayton and Sclo Is not yet in
operation, Harry - J. Rowe, man
ager of the Stayto noffice of the
Mountain States Power company.
says. Tnis iwie, ne explains, win
further stabilize supply and guard
against disruptions during storms.
KATIONAt, VKAOVU.
W L, Pet. W L PCt.
St. tLouls SS 7 jS27 Phlladet OS 84 .451
Brook yn SO S7 0Z7 Clnclnot S3 S7 42S
Chicago SI 71 ,333 Ptttaburg S3 SS .414
Boston BO 73 2S,NW Yrk SO S3 J02
Saturday results: At Brooklyn 7.
Boston 4. At St. Louis 4. Chicago 1.
At i New York S. PhlladslphU At
Cincinnati 3. Pittslmrsh 10.
AMEKICAN I.EAOUS
W X. Pet. W L Pet.
Boston 104 40 .SSO.Chlcafo 74 7S .4S4
Detroit OS SI iSOliCloveld .47 SS .438
New Yk SS 47 J58 St. Luis S3 SS .425
Washing 79 78 jsOOIHhUado 4S 103 J22
noturoay results: At Detroit 7.
Cleveland 3. At Boston 2. Washing
ton 4. .(Only gomes.)
Dodgers, Cards Win Again,1
Remain in Tie as End Wears
Halten, Hrcrcheen Hurl ViclorieHi
Totlav
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( ' :3P
BATTLING BUNDLE: Match
maker Tex Salkeld holds the
127-pound bundle of perpetual
fistic motion that Is Duane (The
Durable) Hoag. Duane faces
Jackie Paul In the 15-round
main event at the armory Oc
tober 9 as Salkeld re-introduces
the fight game to Salem.
Hoag-Paul Go
For 15 Heats
Although neither battler has
been known to make a habit of
bifing off marathoners - - they
go. for tncirs the quick and eas
ier way, via knock-out-or-gct-knocked-otit
- - the Duane , lloag
vs. Jackie Paul natural that will
on October 9 again usher in pro
boxing for the town hun been
booked for the 15-round route by
Matchmaker Tex Salkeld.
The new boss for the VFW
shows, who once owned lloug's
contract but hold it when lie took
over as matchmaker for Portland,
went for th 15-heut species "be
cause both fighters are in swell
shape and haven't been fighting
every other night. They'll be able
to go 15 if they have Uf."
The first Hoag-Paul session at
the armory last spring went but
six frame, but what frames they
were! Paul had much the beet of
the brawl until the fifth und had
Hoag down and apparently out at
least half a dozen times. But the
Durable' Dane bounced back to
kayo the hard-punching Paul in
the sixth. It was 'one of the most
rugged scraps seen here in years.
Salkeld will line up his sup-
He hopes to have a six-round
semiwindup and three or four
porting card in the near future,
prelims on the Inaugural menu.
Wimltip I) tie Major Derbies
NEW .YORK,
fight in yeurs will
lar season in both
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sept. 28-0")-The National league's hottest flag
Mill be boiling Sunday, the final day! of the ret; Li
the National and American leagues. Fur both tho
unci St. Louis Ciirdirra' will. go into the final day
tied tighter than t lie proverbial drum. The Dodgers, conqueror i f
Boston today, 7-4, fook overrule poMtcsnlon of the league lejd by half
a game for a few hours, but In a night giime at Stj Louis the Cardinals
came through with! a 4-1 decision over the C'hicugo Cubs to putlitho
Hrookx Into the) tic again.
Women's Links
Title to Babe
Sunday it will be B ,ston at
Brooklyn and Chicago at St. Louis
in nnle gumcs. A is in fr one 1
while the other is joi.-.J, means
the pennant and the; world series
date with the ! llo&tn Red' So.
Should both clubs win a playoff
will bo nercfiafy.
Kookie Joe Hatten hurll the
TIJLMA. Okla . Kent. 28-41')-
Rabe Dldricksoii Zaharlas. f ' Binoklyn victory t)Uy with a
Denver, Colo., added the national! five-hitler k hi mete krvxkid
women's amateur golf champion
ship to her long string or "firs'"
for Amerlca'a women athletes to
day, by defeating Mrs. Clara
Sherman, Pasadena, Calif., 11
and 9.
A drlisling rain that fell
throughout the way slowed play
around the greens. Never down
to an opponent . In four days of i
match plav over the tricky, deep- j
ly trapped 0.232-yard course, the I
great Babe made a walks way of
the finale.
ZALE HURT IN BOUT
NEW YORK. Sept. 28-fH-Tony
Zale, who successfully defended
his middleweight title with a
sixth-round knockout of Rocky
Graziano last night at Yankee sta
dium, probably will not fight
again this year because of a
chipped bone in his right thumb,
Jus manager, Art Winch, an-
nounced today.
Mistake Found
In Whiff Mark
NEW YORK, Sept. 28-6P) -Bob
FelJer, Cleveland's great pitcher
who struck out mx Detroit bats
men In a five inning relief stint
Friday to tie the recognized moil
ern mnjor league strikeout record
of 343 made by Kube WndiUII in
1904, still needs fdx more whiffs
to match the Rube's unofficial to
tal of 349.
A rifhrck of the records of 1904
reveal that Wiid'lell fanned nix
more batters in one game than
he was given credit for.
Sunday Finals
rMusi Game
NEW YORK. Sept. 2 8. - A)-". It
will be lust too bad" If either
the St. Louis Cardinals or the
Brooklyn Dodgers are rained out
tomorrow. Ford Frlck. president
of the National league, said to
night. "Il'S play or else." de
clared Frlck, pointing out that
league rules provide all' games
must be played by the final day
of season.
Monmouth ScIumI
Opens October 4
MONMOUTH Monmouth
high's football schedule will open
here October 4 against Sclo, a
preliminary to the Oregon Col
lege of Education vs. Pacific col
lege game. The balance of the
prep slate: October 12, Philomath
there; November 1, Monroe here:
November 8, Philomath here; No
vember 15, Scio there: November
22. Shedd here.
Hunters Crowd Woods
By the Associated Press
Oregon's backwoods were dotted
with red hats today, as the state's
nimrods pushed over mountains
and trails in the opening of the
28-day deer season. No hunting
fatalities were reported during the
first day. Saturday, although an
11-year-old Indian boy was killed
earlier this week near Klamath
Falls by a companion practicing
marksmanship for the deer season.
Highways leading into the best
deer areas were crowded this
week-end. Bend was filled with
nimrods, and cars from all over
the west passed over the usually
quiet Santiam-McKenzie junction
n Sisters at the rate of more man
300 an hour. Restaurants and serv
ice stations in small forest towns
were jammed. At Grants Pass, so
many hunters applied for licenses
that the supply temporarily ran
out.
BOWL
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National league are Johnny Sam
from the box in the first innine"
with a th reel-run outburst. A ca
pacity crowd of 30,929 looked n
and 501)0 others .were- turned
away. Angle! !Galan wai the b.g
batting tar forj the Dodgers witft
three hits, hi I first knocking in
Brooklyn's first two "run., GaUn
was playing in place of injured
Pete Reirer, j i
Harry (The Cat) Brecheen un- ,
corked a fur-hitter at th? Cure
before another rapacity thring at
St. Louis. The Cubs shut four
pitchers at the Card, but to no
avail.
In other National games today,
the New York Giant and B.it
Voi.sclle dumped the Philes. 8-2,
and the Pi tU burgh Pirate top
pled Cincinnati 10-3. In the Amer
ican loop Washington po'-mded
Dave (Boo) Ferries out of the 26tri e
victory and beat the Red Sox. 4-3.
Detroit kept up her sizzling pace
of late by tmarking down Cleve
land 7-3. I
Boston 000 100 110 4 S
Brooklyn , i ..... .TOO 010 JK 7 S 0
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and Gaiagiola.
Pittsburgh . ,1 . 30.1 30! 02O M It 9
Cincinnati i ! OoO 3O0 1 I I
Walh. Ktrlncavlrh n1. Hm.kfid;
niackwrll, Gumbert (4 anj Mu.l rr.
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Detroit ; I , .. 0IS 10 U-7 S I
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to down the Rangers of St. Mar
tin's college 28 to In the Wash
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