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, 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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Ski Club Sets
Season Plans
More than 40 persons met re
cently to activate ' the Santiam
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The club, under president Harold
Goheen, discussed first aid classes
and planned trips and entertain
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First aid instruction, required
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December 1 was set as the night
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Look and Learn
By A. C Gerdea
1. What was the former name of
the country of Iran?
2. 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
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5. In j Dickens: "Tale of Two
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