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California's undefeated Bears go
After their Coast conference win
here tomorrow against a three
time football loser, Oregon State.
Lynn Waldorf s Bears will line
op prohibitive 24. point favorites
over Kip Taylors (JSC Beavers.
Oregon State, however, u ex
pected to show to better advantage
than in its last two games. Quar
terback Gene Morrow laid up
with an eye Injury for two weeks, I
should bolster the visitors' attack
if he is able to play as expected.
California will be at practically
top strength.
As an offset for the bruising
power of the Bears, the Orange.
men's mala hopes lay in the pass
ing arm of Morrow and the run
ning of such backs as Gene Taft,
Dick carr ana Sam saxer.
The big question is how the
Beaver line will fare against the
terrific California running game
Probable lineups:
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EUGENE, Oct. 20 -JPf A pair
of. apparently impotent Pacific
coast college football teams, St
Mary's of California and the Uni
versity of Oregon, meet In the
tenth renewal of the "Governor's
Trophy" series here on Hayward
field tomorrow., A crowd of about
10,000 is expected. Game time will
be 1:30 pjn.
St. Mary's Gaels, who have only
three losses and a tie with Georgia
Rollers in MomesSreUch
In SSC If itle Tourney
The homestretch has been reached in the annual Salem Golf club
rhamninnshin tourney with semi-finals action due this weekend
though there is the possibility that finals matches may be carded in
several of the flights.
In the big flight the title
bracket Win Needham can sit
back with a finals berth already
notched and await the outcome of
the semi go between Ralph Mapes
and Bob Powell. Needham swoop
ed into the payoff round with a
2-1 victory over Bob Burns
ThirrcHav. Marie and Powell will
w aeason, amvea nere loaay oj i play Sunday and the title ma ten
plane and worked out briefly. John
Henry Johnson, sophomore full
back, is expected to be St Mary's
biggest threat. .
Coach Jim Aiken of Oregon ex
pects to start an all-sophomore
backfield quartet in an effort to
gain a second victory of the season.
Oregon has lost three games and
defeated only Montana this sea
son. . .
SL Mary's has won six of the
nine previous meetings, but Ore-
En has won the last two, includ
g a 24-7 victory in San Francisco
last year.
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In the first flight this weekend's
semi-finals action sees Jim Hunt
meetine Harold Olinger and Jack
Russell colliding with Jim Shel
don.
Wally Hug topped Jim Hutch
ings, 2-up to gain the second
flieht finals and will meet the
winner of the McMullen-McCrary
match in the finals. In the third
flight Dick Phipps, victor over
Bert Victor by forfeit meet the
Pekar-Miller winner for the title.
Ken Potts topped Jack Hay in
the fourth flight to gain the fin
als. The DeAnnond-Males winner
meets Doc Gadwa with the victor
in that one taking on Potts for
the crown. In the fifth flight Don
Hendrie is in the finals after beat-
Dunham
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SBC's Hear
Rival Coaches
Lewis and Clark's Pioneers,
p re-season picks to snatch the
1950 Northwest conference grid
flag, have yet to play at the top
of their capabilities this season.
Coach Joe Huston told the Sa
lem Breakfast club Friday
morning at a session heralding
the bix mix between the Pion
eers and Willamette today at
Portland's Vaughn Street park.
Huston said he considered the
Pioneers' schedule and predict
ed that the winner of today's
clash win ge through to the
conference title.
Coach Chester Stackhotue of
Willamette, welrhted down by
a long string ef injuries to bis
club, said he and his beys hoped
for an upset win bat doubt if
they have the guns to accom
plish such.
SBC Prexy Oscar Specht pre
sided at the breakfast meetine.
Wolves Battle
Central Eleven
Anderson ing Tom Humphries, l up. tie wui
BEtnfuer I meet the Ward-Joseph victor. In
the sixth flight the semis put Tod
Sloan against Dick Chase and
Karl Scheidegger against Jack -n 1 Th J
Larsen. Howard Wicklund Is in JSailKS JrOHHClS
the Iinais in we sevenin xugm via
a 3-2 win over Oscar Specht
Wicklund wOl meet the Clark
Fish winner for the title. In the
eighth Ken Prince and O. F. Evans
wiU battle for the toga.
Pioneers, Cats
Collide Today
(Con'd. from Prec. Page)
Baisch, Stan Blair, BUI Bowes
and Clarke Anderson and which
Is abetted by a big and driving
forward wait In marching along
unbeaten thus far this season, the
Lewis and Calrks have racked
point after point by mercilessly
shredding opposing lines. That
item will be the big worry for
Stackhouse today as he views his
patched-up lineup.
Joe Bonowtiz and Buzz Oerd-
ing or Don Aasen will be the 'Cat
starters at the flanks.- Dorrance
Notebloom, the frosh standout
and Jim Hitchman are due for tne
tackle slots, at the guards it will
tentatively be a pair of watch-
charmers. Charlie Nee and little
155-pound Dick Petzholdt John
Markoskie will open at center.
Hard-hitting Bob Hall and
Chuck. Koni will move Into the
forward wall on defense.
The Pioneers stand at the top
of the conference standings with!
a nair of wins in two circuit starts.
The 'Cats have captured their only
loop tilt The winner today will
aU but be over the hump toward
the conference title.
Tickets for the clash go on sale
at Vaughn Street park today at
12:30, at $1.80 per and u cents
fnr students.
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MONMOUTH, Oct 20 -(Spe- oi i Cln.
dal)- The OCE Wolves leave here JMieriCiail SiapS
sanutiay morning zor juiensourg, ItvT'II TO T
Wash and their Saturday night WlUaillllia 1"
Xootball game with the central
Washington Wildcats. Coach Bill
McArthur is taking along a 31
man squad for the game. Central
threw a big scare into the local
camp last weekend when tne wild
SHERIDAN, Oct. 2&-(Special)
A couple of long scoring Jaunts
gave Sheridan a 12-7 win over
Willamina today and tied the two
Puget Sound eleven in a major
upset.
Probable offensive starters for
QCE will be Lyle Hay and Tom
will at ends. Bud Marshall and
Len Staudinger at tackles, Archie
Wa-Ma loop standings with four
wins and one setback each. Ted
Williams opened the Sheridan
scoring with a 56-yard romp in the
first period. In the second chap
ter Lee Yoder sprinted 44 yards
Padberg and Vince McGinley at I for a score.
Lone Willamina tallies came In
the third on a 12-yard run by Roy
Zimbrick. Bill Littlejohn bucked
guards. Dale Sparks at center,
Roger Dasch at quarter, Robin
Lee and Jim Ortlief at halves and
Bill Pabnqulst at full. The Wolves I for the extra point.
will be shooting for their third Willamina 0
straight victory. Sheridan 6
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Banks S 0 l.OOOi AmitT 1 t MO
Wulmlna 4 1 300 N-Mrlon 1 3 .250
Sheridan 4 1 -.800 Sherwood 0 4 .000
Dayton S S .300! Yamhill 0 S .000
Friday results: At North Marion
Banks 39. At Sheridan 12. Willamina 7.
At Dayton 32. Sherwood 0. At Yamhill
a. Amity 15.
NORTH MARION, Oct 20
(Special) A big Banks Braves
football team today outclassed a
scraDDV but outmannea w o n n
Marion, 39-6, in a Yawama league
game here. The win was five in a
row for Banks, now alone atop the
loop standings. Banks has tallied
over 200 points in the five games.
Scoring touchdowns for Banks
were Wendlin Schneider, George
iMcGeer (three). Spike Rommer
and Ralph Perkins. Milo Elkins
had three conversions via place-
kicks. Captain Bill McLaren plun
ged over the lone North Marion
touchdown in the fourth period.
Banks 14 12 7 639
N-Marion :.0 0 0 6 6
JUST A HINT
Blaitfs Gridmen
Bill fisher. Redmond high school Qiven LthOllenVLfi
teacher, a nit nheasant hnntinr I O
teacher, quit pheasant hunting
and pat his gun away when he
read this sign on a farmer's fence:
"If yea want te sheet, why dent
. ymm ge to Korea and leave as peer
farmers alone?"
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2MPW
The Los Angeles county council
X the American LecMa leaped In
to the Earl Blalk-pre football
Jeffs Defeat
Gervais, 13-0
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JEFFERSON, Oct. 20-(Spedal)
1V1 Rraham'i Jefferfin T.inn re-
ruckus today with a bid for Army Jmained unbeated in Marion County
to play a professional team here. B ieeue action today as they
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O'Hara (190)
. Kins (180)
Walker (115)
Petzholdt (155) O cklund 1M)
Oerdlng (190) E -- Hahn 155)
Bingham (185) Q Andersen OSO)
TvW (ISO) H Bowes (110)
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JeweU (180) F Blair (188)
Trojans Liked
Over Middies
BALTIMORE. Oct. 20 -CSV I
Southern California's football
team invades the east coast for the I
first time to meet injury-rocked
Navy here tomorrow. Academy
officials forecast 29,000 fans will
look on as each outfit struggles
for its first 1930 victory.
The Troians from Los Angeles,
who never left home so far be
hind to play football, almost Jolt
ed mighty California from the Pa
cific Coast conference lead last
Saturday. But on the books the
best they can show in three con
tests is a 20-20 tie with Washing
ton State.
Navy has dropped all three
previous games.
Canby Thumps
Angels, 33-6
MT. ANGEL, Oct 20 (Special)
Canby's Cougars ran a 7-0 half-
time lead into a 33-6 victory over
Mt. Angel tonight in Willamette
Valley league football play here.
The Prena tallied in the final quar
ter on a 60-yard pass piay, uod i
Davis to Bill Soderberg.
For Canby Art Keith rambled to
two touchdowns and so did Dean
Weber. Ed Perkett got one, a 67-
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play "the third best team In the
National football leagne" in a
game fer the benefit ef the Le
gion's veterans rehabilitation fond
la December. '
"It is unfortunate," Myers said.
"that yea have Interrupted year
brilliant, coaching career by year
statements on pre football and I
am sore thousands of people who
knew professional football to be
soperlor to college football . . .
will deeply resent year state
ments.'
i registered both Jeff six-pointers
on short bucks in the first and
fourth quarters after the losers had
lost the ball via bobbles. Another
Jeff touchdown via a pass was
called back because of a penalty.
Gervais never seriously threatened
as it dropped its second loop mix
in three starts.
Gervais 0 0-0
Jefferson 7 0 0
with three conversion tries via
placements.
Canby 7 o i jz zs
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YAMHILL. Oct 20 -(Special)
Amity high's gridmen racked up
their second win in four Ya-Wa-
Ma league starts today as they
knocked over Yamhill, 25-6. Buff-
ington. Newmann, Hickerson and
D. Buck scored the Amity touch
downs and Cook accounted for the
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of Argentina known?
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connecting the mouth - and the
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Yamhill . 0 6 6 06
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