18 Th Statesman. Salem, Oregon. Sunday. PaKombor 11. 1947
Bearcats Play San Jose
In Basket Series Here
Willamette ITs basketballing
Bearcats, rulers supreme over the
Northwest conference after their
two loop excursions, now step up
with the faster company in a two
game series Monday and Tuesday
nights with the highly touted San
Jose college Spartans of Califor
nia. The games will be the follow
up of the series opened in San
Jose last season when the Bear
cats dropped two decisions to the
Spartans. . Both will start at 8
o'clock in the WU gym and will
find the Cats much better
equipped to face the tough Golden
Staters this time.
Coached by Walt McPherson,
the Spartans have practically the
same outfit they had last season,
plus the addition of John (Red)
Kane, formerly ofOregon State
and "Swift" Wunker, ex-Indiana
U player. Others are Bob Wuest-
hoff, Bon Staley, Bob Hagen,Stu
Inman, Jim Cruz and Ralph Ro
mero. Six-foot," three-inch center
Jnman is the team's standout. The
calibre of the Spartans can be
.found in their schedule, which in
cludes games with such reputable
quints as Stanford, Nebraska,
USF, Bittner's, Sacramento Sena
tors, Nevada, St. Mary's and Col
lege of the Pacific.
! Coach Johnny Lewis will shoot
1 at th talented and favored visi-
tors his starting five of the John
icons, Jim, Bob and Ted, and Tom
, Warren and Bud Medley. San Jose
marksmanship was displayed in
a Friday-Saturday series with Se
attle college when the Spartans
won both games , easily. Seattle
In tuna holds a win over Willam
ette. I ' .
(Pels Tp 5ks
- SUNDAY SORTIES: A mnch
bitions for his 1948 baseball season.
day took oil lor home in west Virginia. ioc pen senators son ui paw
hopes to have a big 1S48 season in return for the faith the Newark
club has shewn In him. In de
parting tattled, Tm sore glad I'm
free of the Beaver organization."
The Bevos never gave Mossor
mnch of a look after he was turn
ed back by Philadelphia . . Speak
Inr of auick trips, Beve Pitcher
Steve Bianeo's as skipper of the
Portland pre basketball Indians
was rather sudden. He's now out
and former Oregon Stater Roy
Pflugrad is in . . . The best crack
to come out of the Louis-Walcott
fight goes something like this: The
New York commission should not
only examine the fighters' hearts
but also the Judges' eyes as well
... Perhaps the same gent whe
hatched that Is guilty of the one
In connection with next star's
baseball all-star game In St Lou
ts. He claims that will be the only
time during the season the St.
Lenis Browns fans will have a
chance to see major league base-
The northern divisioners seen will sUrt en their title trip and ne
less than three of the five coaches In the clique will be making debuts
as regular skippers. Chuck Finley at Idaho, Art McLarney a) Wash
ington and John Warren t Oregon are the three, leaving only Jack
Friel ef WSC and Slats GUI of the
enough both Friel and Gill share
the division. Both are wading into
Frankie Hart Coming Back,
Good news for the mat customers likeable Frankie Hart will
be back right after the holidays. Proprietor ef a first class hunting
and fishing resort In the wilds ef
the Quebec portion ef Canada, the
classy little matador has closed
It up for the winter and has re
turned to the mat wars. Hart had
a fine summer season, drawing
sportsmen from all ever that part
ml Canada and from the Detroit
and Toledo areas ef the U.S-A.
er athletes ef last basketball sea
son, high - seoring Forward BUI
Charles and the rugged center and
baseball player Joe Brock have
new enrolled at Portland nniver-
itv.
Tiger Jack9 Talk$
Hew times change. Back la 1947
Tlrer Jack Fox. the ancient ne
gro scrapper from Spokane knock
ed out Jersey Joe Walcott. A year
later Fox decisloned Walcett Al
ee, at the time the records listed
Walcott as being one year elder
than Fox who now admits to 19
years . . Hot topie in California
has Jimmy Phelan as the next Los
Angeles Dons All - America pre
loop boss and none ether than
Washington's departed "Peat"
Welch as his line coach. Both were
buddy - buddy for years as a Hus
ky coaching team .'. . Buddy Ryan
already has started building his
Spokane WDL nine for next sea
son. He purchased Gene Babbitt
from the Southern Association as
a starter, Babbitt having wen If
games for Buddy when be bossed
Wenatchee to the pennant sea
son before last. Since Brooklyn
will no longer supply the Spokes
with talent, Ryan has considerable
carpenter , work to do at that . . .
Warren in 'Big Three9
'' "1
The three gents whe will do
meet of the whistle - tooting in
the northern division cage scraps
this winter are Salem'g Paul War
ren. Portland's Hal Eustls and
Bremerton's Hal Lee, all having
had much FCC experience ....
Eugene's Active club; the outfit
which accomplished so much with
the .state prep hoop tournament
last March. Is already hard at
work en the 1948 elastic sad nvi
It will be a much better ahlnd
than was this year's. Which could
be an impossibility ...
GKID TEAMS WOKK
MONTGOMERY, Ala.,. Dec 20
-VP- with the accent on hurriedly
developed teamwork, two all-star
elevens one from each side of the
Mason-Dixon line clash here next
Saturday in the ninth annual Blue
Gray football classic. Two work
outs a day were called, beginning
today.
1
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Kalph Komere, smooth-working rnard Is a starter for the San Jese
State Sputiu whe play Wlllaasette V In Monday and Tnesday
night fames at WU gym. Komero Is one of the many regmlara who
were en last season's Spartan team which handed the Bearcats
two defeats In California.
.happier nan and leaded with am
Lefty WandeU Mossor the ether
JIMMY PHELAN
Beavers as ine veterans. Ana eaaiy
the role as senior cage coaches ef
their twentieth year as head man.
and Sooni
Valley Cagers
Open Tuesday
The Willamette Valley league
basketball teams, their annual
jamboree a roaring success Fri
day night at Mt Angel, will Tues
day night play their first round
of games. Following the opening
round the teams will go idle in
league play until Tuesday, Jan
uary 6, and then will play on a
twice-a-week basis.
In Tuesday's openers the Mo
lalla Indians will play at Mt
Angel, the same two teams which
locked grips in the jamboree, Mt
Angel squeezing out a 17-13 vic
tory. Canby goes to Sandy to play
the tall Columbians and Wood
burn's small but driving Bulldogs
tackle the high-scoring Silvertons
at Silverton. Both Woodburn and
Silverton posted large scores in
the jamboree. Dallas and Esta
cada . played their opener last
week, with the Rangers coming
in with a 32-25 win. Dallas re
turned the compliment in the
jamboree, however, by soundly
whipping the Rangers.
Bee team tilts will precede all
Tuesday openers. ;
Table of Coastal Tides
Tides for Taft, Ore, compiled by O.
S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Port
land. Ore.
Dec. HIGH WATER
LOW WATER
Time
Ht.
Tim
Ht.
21
7:11 ajn.
7.-02 pjn.
7:47 ajn.
1:23 p.m.
8:25 .m.
8:38 p.m.
9.-03 ajn."
10:44 pjn.
9:46 ajn.
112 pjn.
10:29 sjn.
0:34 a.m.
11:19 ajn.
- 2:00 ajn.
1:40 pjn.
' 8:49 ajn.
' 2:33 pjn.
2
4.6
4.5
4J
48
4.7
7J
4 9
7.7
I J
8.1
si
:3
8 8
7.8
9.9
7J.
8:17 ajn.
1:55 pjn.
15 a m.
2:50 p.m.
1:53 s.m.
3:40 pjn.
2:42 sjn.
4:28 pjn.
822 ajn.
8:11 p.m.
4:21ajn.
5:50 p.m.
1.4
2.0
1
1.8
13
1.0
2.0
1
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-9.3
3.1
23
24
-1.1
27
8:11 a m. ii
0:41 pjn. -1.4
7:51 ajn. 3.3
91 pjn. -13
9:34 ajn. 3-2
920 pjn. -9.1
GRIZZLIES WIN
HONOLULU. Dec. 2(HaVThe
Montana Grizzlies beat off a late
but powerful University of Ha
waii drive today and edged the
Rainbows. 14-12, before 8,000
spectators-
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Series Swept
In 33-25 till
KLAMATH FALLS, Dec 20-
( Special) -The Klamath Falls Pel
icans swept their basketball se
ries with Salem high's Vikings
here tonight by adding a 33-25
win to the 34-29 victory collect
ed Friday night It was another
close tilt until the final quarter
when the Wayne Scott Pelicans,
with much better reserve strength,
pulled away from Salem.
Klamath ran to a 12-6 first
quarter lead but then both teams
faltered and were able to share
but two points in the entire sec
ond period. Klamath was out in
front 19-15 at the third period
Both quints played fast but were
guilty of missing many shots. Both
were sad at the free throw stripe
also, as in Friday night's game.
with Salem converting only three
out of nine and Klamath seven
out of 16.
Forward Keith Farnum of Sa
lem shared high-scoring honors
with Jim Barnes of the Pels at
seven points. Hugh Bellinger, a
14-point man Friday night for Sa
lem, was held to four tonight
Salest (25)
(33) K-ralU
rsrnum (7)
(7) Barnes
Houck (1)
(2) Da we
Miller (2)
Belling ham (4)
44) Lust
G
..C 18) Kennctt
NeUwander (0)
(6) Zarosinski
Salem subs Oakley. Enter 2. Paulus
2. Morgan, CulberUon. Duval. Girod 0.
Glenn 1. Klamath rails Whitney 4.
Edwards, Torgeson 1, Elliott 2. Dor-
man l.
Five Players
In f300' Class
NEW YORK, Dec 20-GFV- The
National Collegiate Athletic bu
reau, in announcing the 1947 foot
ball season's single - game highs
and lows in individual perform
ance, disclosed today that five dif
ferent players performed the rare
feat of accounting for 300 yards
or more in an afternoon. Great
est one - day passing and rushing
output was registered by Bobby
Gage of Clemson, who totaled 374
yards against Auburn. He carried
the ball 18 times for 141 yards and
passed for 233 more yards in his
43 plays.
Fred Enke, jr of Arizona, the
nation's 1947 total offense cham
pion, gained 364 yards in the same
number of plays while his team
was losing to Orange Bowl bound
Kansas.
All - America Bob Chappuis of
Michigan's Rose Bowlers, got 307
yards against Ohio State and Stan
Bloomer of Fordham got the
same number against New , York
university. Nobody hit the 300-
yard bracket during the 1946 sea
son.
Other individual single - game
performances: longest pass play
99 yards by Jack Owens and Jack
Ford, Portland university, against
St Mary's.
Thuiiderbirds Top
Pacific Quintet
VANCOUVER. Dec. 20 -(CD-
University of British Columbia
Thunderbirds made a successful
debut in the 1947-48 Pacific north
west intercollegiate basketball con
ference tonight by scoring a lop
sided 01-28 victory over Pacific
university.
Pacific (20) ($1) V'BC
Keller (0) F (9) McGeer
Olson (1) T (8) Haas
Weisman (2) .C.
Whitbeck (4) G-
Palmer C
2) Xermode
(14) Mitchell-
(2) Munroe
Pacilic subsHigh
3. Kaufman 7,
Rollins, Thogerson 4. Bailer 4. Robin
son 1. UBC subs Bell S. Selman 2.
Starr 3, Campbell 2, Forsyth 4. Half
time score: UBC 19, Pacific 0. . -
KANSAS STATE WINS
KANSAS CITY. Dec 20 -MFV
Kansas State's fast-breaking Wild
cats won the Big Six pre-season
basketball tournament champion
ship tonight defeating Oklahoma
A&M, 50 to 43.
Ohonltolieri 'Free9 Scrap
c Added to Tuesday Mat Card
iMatehmafcer Ellen Owen's
Christmas gift te the Ferry
Street Gardes mat patrons will
be the Milt Olsen vs.
Kehen "all free" rematch Tees
day night. Owes) signed the
doet Saturday and they will
tangle after the, regular card
Tuesday en a ene-fsJI-to-a-fin-tah-and-nothing-barred
snatch.
The .regular card starts at
38 o'clock as osaal and fea
tures Bock Weaver opposite Joe
DorsetU In the main event, which
should be ,a sizeable scuffle it
self inasmuch as both gladiat
ors do little ether than win
their numerous mat eatings.
The semiwindaps will put Jee
Lynam against Jackie Nichols
and the opener sends Tattooed
Al Williams t Billy Hixson.
I
UO 'Grounded', Misses
Game; WSC Wins, 48-37
BUFFALO, N. Y Dec. 20 -tfV Washington State's unbeaten bas
ketball team scored its ninth victory of the season tonight, defeating
Canisius 48-37 in Memorial auditorium before 7,391 spectators. The
first game of the scheduled doubleheader was cancelled when Oregon,
which was to have met Niagara,
could not reach Buffalo in time.
The Ducks airplane was ground
ed in Cleveland.
Coach Jack Friel of the visiting
Cougars alternated two teams as
units in keeping constant pres
sure on the Griffins.
Canisius suffered an off night
hitting only 11 of 80 field goal at
tempts, while the Cougars made
18 of Co tries.
Oregon is scheduled to play
Long Island university in Madison
Square Garden Monday night
13 Ski Teams
Enter Tourney
BOISE, Idaho, Dec. 20 -UF-
Thirteen colleges will send teams
to Sun Valley. Idaho, for the sev
enth annual Sun Valley intercol
legiate ski meet Dec. 28 to 31, Jim
Scanlan, public relations director
for the resort, announced today.
Confirmations have been re
ceived from the University of
Washington, University of Idaho,
Stanford, Denver university. Uni
versity of California, British Co
lumbia, Middlebury college, Ver
mont, Washington State college,
Portland university, Dartmouth,
San Jose State college and Boise
junior college.
Prof Visions
Duck Wipeout
NEW YORK, Dec 20 -OP) -A
five-year closed season on wild
fowl hunting would! quadruple the
supply of birds, in the opinion of
Dr. Ludlow Griscom of Harvard.
Otherwise, he says an increasing
number of hunters will continue
to shoot a decreasing number of
ducks until the sport dies a na
tural death.
Dr. Griscom, research curator of
Harvard's' zoology department
points out that the shooting- pres
sure must be kept down for sev
eral years until the desired in
crease' in duck population is
reached.
By the Associated Press
Te weather bureau issued the fol
lowing report of weather and snow
conditions at Oregon ski areas:
Government Camo snow depth 41
inches, none new: packed and variable
surface; cloudy. . skiing good; roads
clear but chains needed: ample park
ins space. Forecast: Increasing cloudi
ness sundsy with occasional light snow
in afternoon, increasins southerly
wind Sundsy afternoon; temperature
range Z7-Z4.
Timberline lodge Snow depth 84
inches with none new. surface packed.
powder; cloudy, tkiing good, all tows
wui operate and chair lift may oper
ate: roads .clear but chains; needed:
ample parking space. Forecast: In
creasing cloudiness Sunday with occa
sional light snow in afternoon; light
northeasterly wind increasing Sunday
afternoon; temperature range 25-30.
cooper spur snow depth 7 to 19
Inches. 3 Inches new; surface sticky.
Skiing poor at the bowl, fair on the
upper trails and excellent at Tilly
Jane camp: Road clear to bowl. Fore
cast: Sunday Increasing cloudiness
with occasional snow in afternoon:
temperature range 20-34.
Anthony Lake Snow depth 41-90
Inches, none new; surface packed, pow
der; skiing good and tows are run
ning: roads open. Increasing high
cloudiness Sunday, lowerine with oc
casional light mow by night; temper
ature range zz-zs.
Tougate Snow deoth over SO inches
with 1 inch new; surface packed, pow
der; fair; skiing excellent; some snow
on highway.
santiam and Willamette Bass reoorta
not received.
Chas. As Evans
SH State St
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Fagta lonns
TE3M
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Then will cease the extra -enr
ricular Oben-Keben scrap te
which all patrons will be ad
Knitted free.
This mix was a Moody brawl
last week as a prelim, and it
was Olson who did the bleeding
after Kohea had ambushed him
eu the dressing room stairway.
Ufa) dander op, Olson challeng
ed the Kehen character en a
w inner-take-all . basis. Olson
went one Jump better by In
stalling it as a one fall te a
finish date, plus nothing barred
but choke holds, below-the-belt
wallops and eye gouging.
"It leeks like another bloody
thriller to me." quoth Owen,
"and Just for Christmas I'm put
ting It In free for the Salem
fans, ni stand for the winner's
parse." .
Beavers Again
Sink Bittners
CORVALLIS, Ore., Dec. 2HJP)
Center Don Barksdale sparked a
second-half Oakland Bittners ral
ly here tonight, but Oregon State
hung on to squeeze out its sec
ond straight victory over the Cali
fornia A. A. U. team, 56-52. "The
Staters opened fast and held a
33-16 half time advantage, but the
Bittners changed tactics in the
second half and almost nipped the
Collegians in the closing minutes.
They speeded up their attack
and began feeding the giant
Barksdale, and he' responded by
scoring- 27 points. At the critical
point with the Bittners taking
their only lead of the game, 50-49,
he fouled out and Oregon State
easily ran up the necessary points
in the remaining four minutes.
OSC plays Sacramento Senators
here Monday and Tuesday nights.
Oregon Stat" (S) (U) Blttaer
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CrandalU 4 1 S S WiUUmsJ 18 2 2
Storey J 2 8 1 4,0'GaraJ 18 12
Peterson 4 2 8 18 laulbecf 8 8 10
NealeJ -118 3 Amberry.f 8 8 18
RoelandtfO 1 1 1 Mathews X 112 3
Slider.c 1 8 S I Abel J 18 2 2
Rinearsn.c 3 2 4 8 Barksdle.e 8 5 27
Careyjj 2 4 1 8 Alamidaj 2 1 4 S
Ballantnjr 3 3 1 9 Silver jf 10 8 2
Torrey 1 0 0 2 Burke .g 3 3 3 1
Totals 21 14 18 M : Totals IS 14 21 52
Husky; Grid Boss
Expected Soon
SEATTLE. Dec. f 20 -(PI- Ath
letic Director; Harvey Cassill re
turned from the middle west to
day without a new University of
Washington football coach s name
on the dotted lihe but said he
was optimistic over having one
before January 1. He went east
ward only as far as Chicago in
bis quest for a successor to Ralph
(rest) Welch. r
Cassill said he had interviewed
a number of coaches, and came
back to Seattle for Christmas and
to work out answers to specific
questions some of the prospects
asked.
SAN JOSE WINS
SEATTLE. Dee. 20 tOK Th
San Jose State five came from
behind after trailing at the half
26 to 24 to beat Seattle college
tonifht 59 to 39 and sween the
two-game series. San Jose State
won last night 52 to 33.
CENTRALS CHAMPS
WENATCHEE, Dec. 20 -(in-Central
Washington college de
feated Whitworth 55 to 46 here
tonifht to win a four-team ha
ketball jamboree, with Pacific Lu
theran easily turning back Port
land university 43 to 27 for third
place.
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rjiliclhiigaini. SRllU, Georgia Teclfo
; Texas PicCiedl ffoir 'Bowl' Wins
Winner at 85?
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The perennial Connie Mack, who celebrates Us 35th birthday mm De
cember 23, still hopes for one snore winner with his nestling lhU
adelphla Athletics. The elderly field general or the A'l Is pictured
here as manager and part owner ef a Mllwankee team way back in
1897. and as he leeks today in his Shlbe Park office, half a cen
tury later. ' .
Wolverines
Bowl Date With' Trojans
PASADENA, Calif, Dec. 20-iAVMichigan's Wolverines rolled In
to the Rose Bowl city today and immediately began limbering up their
artillery for the Jan. 1 clash with Southern California's Trojans. Sun
shine, kxsses and oranges aominaiea tne warm reception given the
Big Nine champions by some n ' 1
2,500 well-wishers as the Michi
gan special train arrived, ending
the two-day junket from wintry
Ann Arbor.
Coach Fritz Crisler took one
look at the sunny skies and or
dered a three-hour practice. Then
the weather did a quick change,
but not Crisler. The 44-man squad
after a light unlimbering run
through for photographers in the
morning was put through a rug
ged afternoon session in a light
but steady rain at Brookside park,
just a Chappuis' throw from the
Rose Bowl itself.
Bob Chappuis, the Wolverines'
all-America passing ace, was the
main target for both photogra
phers and comely Rose Queen
Virgina Goodhue.
Coach Crisler, fidgeting during
the reception ceremonies, told
newsmen: "Starting Monday, it
will be two practices a day for
us. I had hoped to have 40 per
cent of our work behind us be
fore leaving Ann Arbor, but be
cause of the poor weather we now
are faced with the problem of 95
per cent preparation for our game
with Southern California."
USC Coach Jeff Cravath
planned to take some 56 squad
men to Santa Barbara tomorrow
to start secret drills most defen
sive, it was asserted to devise
means of checking the wily Wol
verine attack. Crisler also an
nounced that gates would be
locked to Michigan's sessions at
Brookside park.
Record Seen
In Keg Meet
Officials said Satarday that
the largest field In history would
participate in the Oregon State
Bowling teernameat here Jan.
S-25. Signed np so far are 139
five - man teams, 435 deables
teams, 357 singles and 551 all
events competitors.
CROSBY ADDS 3XD CLUB
BILLINGS, Mont, Dec 20 -CP)
Bing Crosby got another baseball
club today with the announce
ment by Billings -Pioneer base
ball club owners that Der B in
gle" had been named honorary
chairman of the team's board of
directors. Crosby has interests in
the Pittsburgh Pirates and Holly
wood Stars.
Ilolorola
Home Radios
Table
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Radio- VP
Phono
Combination.
Small table
Radios
19-95
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BIGH ICBOOL
tOaasatk rails 33. Salem 2S
Orsgssi State SS. Blttaters SS
Ore -Niagara (cancelled)
CBC SI, ractnc 28
WSC 4S, Caabsias IT
an Jese State SS, Seattle College 38
CaUfermla 98, Wtsceasin 44
CSC SX, Werthwestera 48
WasbJagtea S3, Mluesete 48
UCLA SS, Cel. y-acilie 41
Denver CI. Netre Daaae 88
Cent. Wash. SS, Whitwerta 48
Pae. Leta. 43, Pertlaad IT. 27
rresae State 88. WkitUer 49
Illinois 78. Fena 44
Ohio State 54. Teaas A AM 48
Man SS. Moatena S4
Ariseea 88. LeyeU 49
I sake State S3. Cele. State II
Talaae 78, Aabara 17
Michigan 78, Mara. a tie 78
Teasels 88. Keatacky 88
PROFESSIONAL
Seattle 88. Portlase M
si '
TP Holds Final
Basketball Class
About 50 boys turned out Sat
urday afternoon for the third and
final session of the Salem YMCA
basketball school. The period was
conducted by Johnny Kolb, for
mer Willamette university hoop
er, urner met lings were in
charge of John Lewis, Willamette
coach, and Harold Hauk. Salem
high coach.
For
Large and small Joe Palookas
Boxing; Gloves. Set of 4 cloves
Large and small Joe Palooka Style Footballs
1.75to225
8 Ilinialnre Golf Sels
Snail Fishing Kiis . .
Uinchesier Llcller Skaies
fot Hom or iis
While Slag Snow Ilillens
San Sportswear 100 Wool Shirts
4a95 to 5a95
Forld
Hesseler Wool Skirls
While Slag Sleeping Bags
L. C. Snilh Shoignns, 1Z Gauge,
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Many Other Gifts to-Choose From
Hollywood
2033 Fairgrounds
Wolverines By
14 Points
By the Associated Press
According to the odds-makers.
mat fraternity which backs it
choices with cold, hard cash,
Michigan, Southern Methodist.
Texas and Georgia Tech should
triumph in the four major foot
ball bowl games on New Year's
day. There will be 11 other bowl
events Jan. 1 including the Shrine
game at San Francisco -between
the Eastern and Western All
Stars. The price-making gentry have)
established Michigan, the Big
Nine champion, a 14'j point fav
orite over Southern California in
the Rose Bowl classic at Pasa
dena, Calif. The same group
think SMU will whip undefeated
and untied Penn State by six
and a half points in the Cotton
Bowl at Dallas, Tex.
Texas, loser of only one game
In 10 starts and that by the slen
der margin of one point, is fig
ured to defeat Alabama by sev
en points in the Sugar Bowl at
New Orlsne T T k. r
Bowl at Miami. fla once-beaten
Georgia Tech is a surprising 13
point favorite to hand Kansas,
Co-holder of the Big Six confer
ence title, its first defeat. Tha
Jay hawks have been held to two
ties in 10 starts.
Other bowl choices Include Mis
sissippi over Texas Christian by
seven points in the Delta Bowl
at Memphis, Tenn.; Georgia over
Maryland by seven and a half
points in the 'Cater Bowl at Jack
sonville, Fla, and Arkansas over
William and Mary by six points
in the Dixie Bowl at Birmingham,
Ala. ' i
The Sun Bowl tussle at E1
Paso, Tex., between Texas Tech
and Miami of Ohio Is considered
a pick 'em affair while the East
ern All-Stars are regarded as
seven and a half points better
than the Western All-Stars.
Here is the lineup an 4 record! ia the
remaining bowl tussles:
Raisin bowl at Fresno. Calif Col
fr? -. p" t-l-C) Vs. Wichita
(7-2-8). "s
Salad bewrat Phoenix. Ariz North
Texas State US-1-S n. Nevada S-l-).
Tangerine bowl at Orlando. Fla.
Catawba (10-1-8) rs. Marshall (W.Va.)
18-2-8).
Pineapple bowl at Honolulu IT. eg
Hawaii ( 4-3-0 vs. Redlar.ds (8-2-0
Harbor bowr at San Diego. Calif
San Diego State t7-2-l) rs. Hardin
Simmons 1 6-3-4 ) .
Cigsr bowl at Tampa. PU Wet
Chester Pa) Teachers (10-0-0 vs.
Missouri Valley (lf-O-4).
Ortiz Retains
Bantam Title
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MANILA, Dec. 20-ttVBantam-weight
Champion Manuel Ortis
decisively decisioned the game but
inexperienced challenger TLrso del
Rosario in a savage 15 - round
title fight- at Rizal stadLum to
night The olderi ring - wise champ
cut Rosario to T ribbons and won
12 rounds, with three even, on
Referee Willie Whittle's score
card. The Associated Press card
gave Ortiz 14 and Rosario one.
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HAKPEK SIGNED
PORTLAND. Dec. 23-MVRalph
Harper, former Oregon State col
lege football player, was signed
today for the coaching staff of
Portland hirh schools. He was as-'
I sfrned to the assistant's nosition
I at Benson Tech.
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