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The Statesman. Salem, Or., Wodottday. NoTtmbr 23, 1949-9
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Powers Sets
Aerial Record
Wrbfoot End Share
Pans Receiving Title
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 22 -JF)
Five Individual records were reg
istered In the Pacific Coast ron
ferer" as all "t two teams
wound up the 1P49 wnson.
Southern CaWornia's Trojans
meet Notre Dsme at South Bend
Saturday and California Golden
Bears have the Trsc Bowl assign
ment against Ohio State Jan. 2
at Pedena.
. Left End Boh Wilkinson of
UCL. hung up two new records,
ti r Tien ...J t: ..t
41111 r"wn ui - . nun tiiui v vi
lum of California each set one
and Darrell Robinron of Oregon
and Ray Bauer cf Montana are
co-holderi of another new mark
Wilkinson's waaon total of
yards from pterin was 5 Ml on
27 catches, breaking the nrevions
high of 520 yarris by Dick Wil
klns of Oregon H 1948.
In addition. Wilkinson caught
10 touchdown , nasse. This goes
a a record although heretofore
the conference has not keDt this
particular statistic officially.
Robinson and Bauer each
caught 31 passes, breaking the
previous record of , 27 snapged last
year by Wilkins.
Powers, with another game to
fo, gained 1140 yards for USC
through the sir. Billy Sewell.
Washington State, held the old
mark of 1023 yards.
Cu Horn passed his own mark of
SI in kicking points after touch
downs, booting 26 this fall.
Bob Sanders, Oregon, won
niching honors, with 728 yards,
and Jim Monachino closed fast to
bag the 1949 scoring honors with
T8. Oregon's Chet Daniels had the
most points from place kicking
at 4.
Leading statistics:
Total offense Jim Powers,
USC, (7 games), 1144 yards, ave
rage 13.4: Bob Celeri, Calif., (10
games) 1135, average 113.5; Ken
Carpenter, Oregon State (10
James), 1003. average 100.3; Ernie
ohrwon, UCLA (9 games), 958,
average 108.4: John Brogan, Idaho
(g games), 837. 104 0.
Rushing Bob Sanders, Ore.,
725 4.7; Jack O'Laug hlin, Mon
tana. 702 5. If Jim MonachinO,
Calif, 94 6.6;' Carpenter. OSC.
W9 5.1: Brogan. Idaho. 550 5.9.
Passing Powers, USC 114d:
Don Heinrich, Wash., 899; Ear I
Stelle, Ore, 687: Gary Kerkorian,
Stanford, 576; Tommy Kingsford,
Montana, 730.
Touc hdowm Monachino,
Calif.. 13, 78 points; Sanders, Ores
and Bob Wilkinson, UCLA 10. 60
E4nts; Carpenter, OSC, and BUI
artin, 7, 9, 54 points.
Pass receiving Ray Bauer,
Mont., 31 for 535; Darrell Robin
son, Ore., 31 for 404; Ken Rose,
Stanford, 28 for S41; Wilkinson,
UCLA, 27 for 556; Bill McColl,
Stanford, 25 for 299.
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As Sea son's Opener Approaches
OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis, Nov. 22 (Special) The
season s opener
week away, December 1 to be exact, with the result Coach Slats Gill
Uon$ are still w
not be decided
men left at home
out of the pictur
en a chance to
Tulane Handed
-Southeast Title
ATLANTA. Nov. 22 -A)- Tu
lane today became the unofficial
1949 football champion of the
southeastern conference- A state
ment by Conference Commission
er FUrnl Moore cleared a war
, gathering confusion and installed
the Greenies in the title role.
" The commissioner said a game
which runner-up Kentucky plays
with the. University of Miami Fri
day night does not figure in the
official standings. That closed the
conference season wiui me wild
cats with four wins and one loss
to their credit Tulane now has
fire stright wins and, ending the
season with Louisiana Stale Sat
urday, can do no worse than five
and one.
WebfeetWere
Great at Gate
EUGENE, Ore., Nov. 22 -(P)
I7ie Oregon Ducks didn t fare so
well on the gridiron this year
but the crowds were record break
xi. i
Athletic officials said the ten
game season saw 347,100 custom
era viewing the team in action.
. four horn state games brought
frut 88,600. almost as many fans
ware on hand in one game down
gouth when the clash with Cali
fornia brought 78,000 fans into the
Berkeley stadium.
The largest home series game
was in Portland s Multnomah sta
dium when 32,600 turned out for
the Washington-Oregon contest.
IIUSGY SQUAD CUT
SEATTLE, Nov. 22 -Jf- Coach
Art McLarney today cut his
Rinearson, Bob
ney, all forwards
Harper, guards.
college, Padgett
other four would
ter; Dick Detour
-. By Jimmy
Hatlo
against highly touted Portland university is only a
inal building of his 1949-50 Oregon State basketball
From the opener
defending Pacific
is speeding the
team this week,
at Portland the
Coast conference champions will
fly east; for foibr games against
midwestern and eastern competi
tion.
Eight men have just about clinch
ed spots on the j traveling squad,
but. the other three, or four posi-
de open and may
tin til just before
departure. Gill stays even then the
are still far from
le and will be giv
Ishow their wares
in the home non-conference tilts,
starting jwith' Utah here December
16 and 17
The top eight at present are Len
Payne, Jim Pad
gett, Ray SnydeV and Glen Kin-
; Ed Fleming, cen
ter, and Dick Ballantyne and Bill
Payne is a speedy
transfer from Sah Francisco junior
i i sophomore up
from last season's strong Rook
team, and the restore letterman
veterans. A good guess as to the
be Jim Nau, cen-
and Tommy Hol-
man. guards; and jack Orr, for
ward, wau and orr are sophomores
Holman is a letterman, and Detour
was a varsity reserve last season.
Vik Athletes
Given Awards
A total of 91 Salem high football
and cross-country athletes receiv
ed letters at a special assembly
Tuesday at the kenior high schooL
Vanltr football towards: Don Allison.
Tom Angle. Gordon Bacon, Don Boyd,
rarreil covalt. imo JJaDU. John sneer
uene uarver. urvton uiison. Haroia
Golteen, Jerry Graves;' Vernon Halburt,
Burt Harp, Bob Hart, Elmer Haugen.
Bin Jotinjon. uiiqert Jonet. Alan mc
MuUen. Charles Miller. Dick Norton.
John Fanowlcz. Frank Parker. nck
Peterson, Jim Rock. Douc Rocers, Bob
Santee. Jom Steviart.! Merlin Schulze.
Victor Schwelti, Hern Singleton, Gor
don Sloan. Phil Thornoson.i Ron war
ters. Bill Stull ind Managers Floyd
Alien. Archie Elliott and Dk Reay
Jayvee footballi. Dick Adams, Don
Berg. Bruce Burr, John Condor, Ron
De Ross. Bob Dt-Whjtt. Dick Evans.
Klein. Marvin LJihKeland. Eugene Mc
Donald, Jerry Messins, John Prince,
Chat. Rector. Denver Roberts. Bob
Shute. Dick Sohrt Bob Thiessen. David
Weeks. Mac Webb. Bob Strong. Bill
Nelson. Wallace Carson. Bud Grecson
Mark Murphy, Diian Rankin, Dwlfht
Rankin, Ted Retrjiann, lwyn Walker,
Bruce Wendt. Managers Jerry Murray,
Harry Eooerlv. i
Cross-country: Dick Adams. Dale
Basaett, Conrad Bbote, David Case beer.
Dennis rteke. Ron Hamann. Don Ier
rtnsr. Kent Myersl Dick G La scow. Jim
Maden. Richard Strong. Herb Stepper
and Mgr. uayiora weeks
Jayvee cross-country: Berle Akers,
Jack Baker. Gene Bower. Ron Cross.
Len fisher, Mark IHelrig, John Rehruss,
jerry snyaer.
basketball squad to 17 men. Foot
ballers : Henry
and will try to
picture.
Tiedemann and
Fritz Apking have reported, too,
edge into the hoop
Penguin Icemen
Told to Produce
PORTLAND, Nov. ) 22-UP)-Pen-
guin Ice Hockey Team Boss Jimmy
Ward said today the ; team "must
produce or else in ; this week's
games against Tacoma. i He said
the squad was laying down on the
job. The Portland club has been
in the northern division. Coast
league cellar since the start of
the season,
NO SBC MEET THIS WEEK
There will be no Salem Break
fast club meeting this Friday, of
ficials announced last night.
Trojans Leave
For Irish Fray
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 22 -4JP)-The
University of Southern Cali
fornia football team, 48 strong
and flanked by nearly 100 hopeful
supporters, left tonight for South
Bend and the annual game with
Notre Dame.
It's the first Trojan invasion of
the Fighting Irish's home field
since 1946 and the last time USC
wipped Notre Dame back there
was in 1939 by a 20-12 score.
Table of Coastal Tides
Tides tor Taft. Oregon. November,
1S49 compiled by U.S. Coast & Geo
detic Survey. Portland. Oregon !
Nov. HIGH WATER LOW WATER
Time HC Time Ht.
13 321 a.m. 3 4 7:50 a.m. 3.4
1:4 p.m. 7 J t:lS p.m. -12
14 4:14 a m J 3 S SI ajn. 3.5
3:37 p.m. S 10:0 pjn. -4)7
23 5:11 a.m. 5 3 fl:5S a.m. 3 4
3:30 p.m. S 3 10:55 p.m. -0.1
M S 09 a m 5 4 11:13 a.m. 3 (
4 30 p.m. 5.7 11:48 p.m. S3
27 7:00 a.m. S 12:41p.m. 3J
5:38 p.m. 5 1
2 7:43 a m. 3 5 12 :39 a.m. 0 7
5 p.m. 4.7 M p.m. 3 S
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