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

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Newspaper Page Text' ! I t J I I n LosiOutik fB' Semifinals i 1 1 - I ' I i r Tho Stcrtmcm; Salem, Orocon, MondtryV Hafmbn 21, 193 DAILY AND SUNDAY . in The Nation's Top Comics Your Home Newi paper I S BowIChoices Hinge on Tilts This Weekend Three League Title . , Battles Thursday Br John Chaadler NEW YORK, Nov. 20-tf-WUh California and Ohio Stat waiting official nods for Rose Bowl de signation, college football turns this week to several ancient rival ries and conference scraps from which additional New Year's bowl teams will emerge. Topping the rivalry list is Sat urday'i affair at Philadelphia, where Army presents its undefeat mA rM-ard to Navy and asks the Middies what they're going to do bout it Both Army, the nation's No. 4 team, and Navy were idle last week. And Philadelphia gets another humdinger Thursday, Thanksgiv ing day, when Cornell and Penn sylvania clash in their annual game this time for the Ivy League championship. . All Tulane must do to clinch the Southeastern conference crown and E robably get a Sugar Bowl bid is eat Louisiana Stat at New Or leans Saturday. Under a special ruling, Kentucky's gam with Miami (Fla.) University, at Miami Friday night, will count in the standings for Kentucky. A Ken tucky victory coupled with a Tu lane loss would leave the teams tied in the conference standings. Kentucky had been unable to schedule the required six games with conference members. Other conference championships remain to be settled this week. The Rice Owls and Baylor Bears meet Saturday at Houston for the South wast conference crown, and a spot In the Cotton BowL Down-In New Orleans, Tulane faces Louisiana Stat, with an eye on the Sugar Two conference squabbles will be settled Thursday, when Wyom ing plays Denver at Denver, and TWlmit mta Wichita at Wichita. Kas. Wyoming is undefeated in the Skvline Six conference, but a Denver victory would drop the Cowboys into a ue ior roe nue with Colorado A. & M. , Detroit, on top of the Missouri valley heap, must defeat Wichita to take clear title. - Texas Tech also can wrap up Border conference honors by de feating Hardin-Simmons Saturday at Lubbock, Tex. North Carolina, thrice-beaten, plays Virginia at Durham, N. C, Saturday, with both still hopeful - of a bowl bid somewhere. Maryland also has bowl hopes. Beaten only by Michigan State, Maryland must get past West Vir- inia Thursday at College Park, Id., and Miami, Fla., there, Dec. 2. With a Sugar Bowl bid virtually assured, Oklahoma tackles Okla homa A. & M. Saturday at Nor man. Last January; Oklahoma beat North Carolina in the Sugar Bowl, 14-6. The Big Seven title already has been clinched by Oklahoma. Notre Dame entertains Southern ; California at South Bend, Ind., Saturday. Ken Carpenter Eyes Pro Play EUGENE, Nov. 20 -OP)- Ken Carpenter, halfback star of the ' Oregon State college gridiron squad, said here last night he ELanned to play professional foot all. He declined, however, to confirm that he has had offers from any club. The big senior , has been the running ace in the Staters' assault this yearand also passed to team mates for touchdowns. His per formance here yesterday, when Oregon State dumped Oregon, 20 to 10, was his final on collegiate turf. tv mi ft , ' a .. .r, .. '-fivi 1 : 'V ii - 'T (Vi.-rt ..'if t-v- SL Paul'' Bockaroea advanced to the semi-finals of the state claaa B feetball championships before loeing to a red-hot Banks eleven 33-7.- The winners of the District 2 crewns above are: Front row, kneeling, left to right, Charles Gooding. Les Van Dyke, Ed Brentano, Rob Smith. .Steve Bear, Bob Powell, Carl VanDyke and Ray Merten. In the back row are: Assistant Coach "Buck" Weatbertn, Rich Brenane, CHI Blanchette, Tom Kirk, Larry Rasmussen, Art Marthaller, Phil Kirk, Merle Kirk, Manager Harold Brentano and Coach Ned Gleason. The11 Do It Every Time 'OR SNAPSHOTS POPS SUBJECTS JUST ItDMT STAY QUIETBUT ACTED UXE JAlLBlRDS STARTING A ROT- V LOOK! HOLD EM STILL! OR I THROW EITHER THgWDS OR THE CAMERA IN THE RIVER- TAKE YOUR CHOCE! By Rnss Newhuid SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 2(WF- Scoring to every period, the Uni versity of San Francisco Dons de feated the Marauette HilltoDoers 39-20 In their intersectional foot ball 'game here-today before an estimated 12,000 fans. 1 It was the final contest of the season for each; team. The Dons dominated the play 'almost from the start, scoring a touchdown in the first period, two more each in the second and third periods, and one more in the final quarter. . Marquette, blanked for the first half, scored in the third period and pushed over .two more in the fourth. ; ----- ( The HilltoDoers contributed the most thrilling play of the encoun ter when their Halfback Lorry Plate, of Milwaukee, returned a punt 82 yards for his team's first touchdown. San Francisco scored on an 85- yard march in the first period, and put together drives of 67 and 55 yards for second period tallies. The Dons traveled 63 yards and 26 yards for third quarter touch downs. Fox Escapes Hunt In Kingston Area The hunters and the ..hounds ran second ' best Sunday in the North Santlam Sportsmen's club fox hunt near Kingston. Nine club members followed the hounds and all got a look at the fox but the elusive animal, one of many preying on poultry and sheep in try? area, was not to be caught. The hunt was chairmaned by Harvey Moullet and started front the J. L. Parr berry place south ast of Kingston at 8 a.m. Carl Betnei s hounds were used for the chase. "V ' rn IVUaaWK ST. , W 1 AJL V CHOCE? j' WTOj. can. tm, umn rniCTM Tpr-f. , mna umn srosrgg." -T gy Jimmy Hatlo BD MOVIE EQUIPMENT HE B0U6HT; PUIS PKOJfiCTORN0W HIS SUBJECTS STAND STILL, iNCLUONfl PUP HECTOR- f OKA NOW. READY? ) I LkaHTSf CAMERA! DnA HEAR ME? Jjil- JJ t Doris Humble ers Hilltopp GRIFFITH HEARTY AT 88 WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 -P)-Clark Griffith, a part of basebaU for 61 years and still "rarin to go," quietly celebrated his 80th birthday today. Griffith, president with controlling interest of the Washington Senators baseball team of the American league, was born Nov. 20, 1869. He broke into baseball as a pitcher in May, 1888 tie was 17 years old. MONDAY'S BROADCASTS Pacific Standard Time Klleeveles: KSLM 1390, KOCO 1490. KOIN 979. 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What are the plural forms of the words, genius, crisis, and stimulus? ' i 3. How many notes Is the usual range in our popular songs? , 4. What bird kicks its prey to death? ; 3' 5. In j Dickens: "Tale of Two Cities," what are the cities? i ANSWERS 1. Persia. i ; 2. Geniuses, crises, and Stimuli. I. sight notes, r 4, The: secretary bird. 9. London and Paris. KSLM News (Break. Caag KOCO Tex Rltter News KOIN Koin Klock iMacleod Newt KGW Early Bird (Old Songs KKX Washburn NewsiAsronsky Music I Top Trades Top ' Morn I Top Morn Garred News IFred Beck Kneass Ntwi I5lam Rim I Bob Hazen Zek Manners 8 KSLM KOCO KOIN KOW KEX Barf. Counter Babtlst Church! Sweet Music Music Crusaders ICmuAm Consum. NewslVaile News Albert Show , (Albert Show Break. Club t Break. Club West Melodies I Fiesta Time Grand Slam I Rosemary Jack Berch (Sage Riders Break. Club I Break. Club 9 KSLM KOCO KOIN KOW KKX N.W. News MusicMemoriesl Pastor's Call Melody Tim ; Melody Tim I Stars Sine Wendy Warren! 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