The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 21, 1949, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextM. M mm B II Msnsoemrs Top pv7inni(5ini wnoiigeirs To Vie odd Na4i(D)iniaD peon eet Greatest Field Awaits Start Zaharias, Jameson, Berg Given Chance WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 -(JF) The greatest field of golfing gals ever assembled is slated to com pete when play opens Thursday for the fourth annual women's national open crown at Prince Georges Country club. Every major United States and British pro and amateur women's champion is scheduled to shoot for the nation's top female crown. Although only S3 women are expected to tee off over the 6892' yard, par-73 handover, Ma. course, every entrant in the $7,500, 72-hole medal play affair Is a definite title threat. Leading the list from the pro ranks are three former open titleholders Defending Champ Babe Dldrlckson Zaharias of Gros- ginger,' N. Y., the "1947 winner Betty Jameson from Chicago, and 1946 queen Patty Berg who also now hails from the windy city. National Amateur Champion Dorothy Germain Porter of Phil adelphia and the three other semi finalists in the recent Quaker City meet Dot Kielty of Long Beach Calif., Dot Kirby of Atlanta and 15-year-old Marlene Bauer from Los Angeles -t-r top the amateur entry. Patty Berg, who is president of the newly-formed ladies' PGA which la sponsoring the event has expressed the sentiment of nearly all the campaigners. '"-"There's never been a field like this in women's golf history," she said. "The winner will really be the first true American Women's champion and I sure hope I win TheyH Do;It JSvery Time i e, By Jimmy Hatlo MRS HYPHENS eCTT HER UCBiSE 20 PER WAS TOP FOR HER. CAPEFULLESTl YOU EVER SAW! NEVER EVEN BEST A LAW EHE PA55EP HER TEST! NOW WHAT A PESTJ CHHERPRlNERS;COWERH8aVBANPOUTS LAND SCOOTS ABOUT AT 90 MILES AN HOORj SPEED LIMIT, UNLE551 $TTY- yS&5&S ST I ( iQS' J V 2 toSttimsnx, Beavers Eye Comeback In Utah Game Saturday - OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Sept 20 Oregon State's football team will attempt to make a comeback from its disappointing 35-13 loss to UCLA in its opener last weekend at Los Angeles when the Beavers travel to Salt Lake for an intersections! clash with highly regarded Utah Saturday,, night. 'Cats Continue CWCE Drills Vowing to hit the win column after being very much in 'the lost department last weekend against Idaho, Willamette's Bearcats hust led through more drills Tuesday afternoon In preparation for Fri day night's clash ag-inst Central Washington College at Ellensburg. Coach Chester Stackhouse con tinued to work at ironing out the rough spots which cropped up during the Vandal touchdown parade. With the squad in good physical shape. Stackhouse feels his lads will be in a position to go all-out against the CWCE's. The Elleitburg club was steam rollered by Portland university, S2-0, in Its first start but Stack house is emphasizing to his crew that It eould well have been Port land strength rather than glaring CWCE weakness which produced the lop-sided Pilot win. The Bearcats won't be taking the El lenburgs too lightly when they travel north. Substantial workouts are set for the 'Cats today, with tapering drills on tap" for Thursday. Although the Redskin clash is a non-conference affair, both clubs will go all out to win as leader ship in the inter-league) series is at stake. Each school ;has won once, and last year's meeting re sulted in a thrilling 2020 dead lock. Two years ago at Salt Lake an underdog Utah eleven? upset the Orange, 7-6. .ft The Beavers came through their dismal showing against tfre Bruins without serious Injury and should be in good physical condition for the Rocky mountain U invasion. Veteran center Al Grayp who was kicked in the head on ;$h open ing kickoff of the Uclan encoun ter and did not see further action, is fully recovered. Halfback Dick Gray received a hip bruise, but TROZANS POLISH ATTACK LOS ANGELES,; Sept. 20-(P)-Southern California's & Trozans, gunning for navy here ;Saturday, put the Polish ort ther offense with dummy scrimmage today. In the only Contact work, punt re turn drill, Don Rogers, Jsy Roundy and Johnny Williams stood out, each going all the wayi; should be OK by Saturday. Coach Kip Taylor, whose debut in the coast conference was spoil ed by the Bruins, had no alibis to offer, simply saying UCLA out-' played his club. The Uclan s out blocked and out-tackled the Bea vers and used their speed to great advantage. Despite the loss, Taylor plans no drastic changes in the lineup. But the Beavers' new grid chief figures the best remedy for his squad is more hard work on "fun damentals, and has been sending his men through long all-afternoon workouts this week. palmer Wins British Start TADWORTH, Eng., Sept. 20-1JP -Johnny Palmer of Badin, N. C, started his revenge campaign for his Ryder Cup defeats today by ousting Bert Williamson of Eng land in a first-round match of the British Professional Golfers' as sociation championships. T h e' score was 3 land 1. The seven other Americans en tered in the five-day tournament over the 6,740-yard old course at Walton Heath drew first round byes and won't see action until tomorrow. Th Statesman, Salem, Oregon, WsKindcry. Sept 21, 9 The Nation's Top Comics DAILY AND SUNDAY In Your Home Newipsper BLONDB Cincinnati Manager Bucky Wal ters was named the National League's most valuable player in 1939 when he won 27 games for the pennant-winning Reds. WEDNESDAY'S BROADCASTS Pacific Standard Time Kllecyclest KSLM U99, KOCO 1490. KOIN 910. KGW 828. KEX 119 GOPHERS ETC UW PLAYS . MINNEAPOLIS, I Sept. 20-(JF)-Stlll emphasizing defensive action, Coach Bernie Biettnanv gave his Minnesota first stringent a look at University of Washington plays today In preparation for Satur day's game. 1 Northwest Conference Teams . ij Did OK in 1949 Commehcers A highly respectable three wins, one tie, and one loss was the record for the Pacific Northwest conference in opening clashes last week-end. College of Idaho, de fending conference champion, lowered the boom on Southern Idaho II to 6 at Caldwell Satur day night to indicate that they won't abdicate their throne with out a struggle. Lewis & Clark tamped themselves as a real pen nant threat when they romped over Western Washington 19 to 0 at Bellingham. Bob Pollard, all conference basketball star, filled the questionable quarterback slot for the Pioneers In more than satisfactory manner. Third win by a conference team was posted by Linfield in an im pressive manner. 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