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Action by the carload can Jbe
found float the high school foot
ball front Friday as the following
tames are scheduled for teams in
the Salem and Willamette Valley
'area: :
DALLAS. Sept. 29 (Special)
The Dallas hlgb Dragons, cham
pions of the Willamette , YaUey
league last season, open defense of
their crown here Friday night with
the team they beat out for the
1950 title, Woodburn's Bulldogs.
Game time Is 8 pjn. To make the
clash even more interesting. Coach
Ken Jacobsen's Dragons and Chuck
Sheron'i Bulldogs were the only
teams able to score la the WVL
larnboree at Estacada Tuesday.
Both teams scored two touchdown.
CANBY, Sept. 20 (Special)
The Canby Cougars, tailing under
the direction of new Coach Hank
Ercolini. open their Willamette
Valley league aeason here Friday
night with Murl Anderson's Silver-
ton Silver Foxes, uame time wm
t be at eight o'clock and the outcome
looms a tossup.
SANDY. Sent. 20 fSnecial)
The Sandy Pioneers start their
Willamette Valley league football
season Friday night here with the
ML Angel Preps. Neither Coach
suck Woodward's Pioneers or
Gene Barrett's Preps were able to
score in the league jamboree Tues-
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teresting opener.
MOLALLA, Sept 20 (Special)
The Molalla Indians and Estacada
Rangers open their 1951 Willam
ette Valley football league season
here Friday night at eight o'clock.
The Indians have a new coach this
season In Marv Hiebert. The Vet
eran Don Bryant is again head man
of theTtangers.
CORVALLIS, Sept 20 (Spe
cial) The high-scoring Bend La-
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WoodbnrnHigh
v va Bears, bossed by Bud Robert
son, invade Corvallis Friday night
for a district and Big Six league
football game with Corvallis Spar
. tans. Both Bend and Corvallis won
opening games last weekend.
EUGENE, Sept 20 (Special)
Althniierh lrnrwlrort Avr hr
ford in their opener last j week.
Hank Nilsen's Eugene Axemen
hope to bounce Into the win col
umn here Friday night in the an
nuai xooxoau game wixn spring
field's Millers, losers 7-6 to Rose-
burg a week ago. The game Is
Big Six league affair.
MILL CITY, Sept 20 (Special)
Burton Burroughs Mill City Tira
berwolves take to their newly
lighted football field Friday! night
for the 1951 season opener with
Lebanon high's Bee team. , Game
time is at eight o'clock. i ?
STAYTON, Sept 20 (Special)
The Stayton Eagles open their
borne football season Friday after
noon with a 2 p.m. game with the
Chemawa Indians. Stayton : drop
ped the nod to . Madras last week
at Madras wnile Chemawa was
s losing 41-0 to Silverton.
CASCADE UNION HIGH
SCHOOL, Sept 20 (Special) Bob
Stewart s Cascade Cougars open
their football season Friday night
In a game at Sweet Home.
NORTH MARION UNION HIGH
SCHOOL, Sept 20 (Special)
Yawama league and District 3 foot'
ball games for Friday night are as
follows: Sheridan at Amity, North
Marion at Willamina, Oswego at
Dayton, Yamhill at Sherwood and
Banks at Central (Monmouth-In
dependence), i
1. In what country Is the highest
standard gauge railroad in the
world? - . ;
2. What Is the White PUeue?
S. What ' is the English I "hire
purchase" system? -! .
4, On what Island do the biggest
bears live? i
5. What in western frontier
days, was a n ester"? ;
ANSWERS
: I. In Peru.
2. Turberculosls, j
3. Installment buying. i
4: Kodiak Island, Alaska, j
5. A farmer who cultivated land
In a grazing region. -
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Topnotch Men
VaUey Sportf Promoter Mike
Carty yesterday announced the
ears;, and drivers lineup for the
1951- midget championship auto
racing card at Salem's Hollywood
bowl, and Included! are not only
the roaring runt hotshots of Ore
gon but those from the Seattle-
Tacoma area as welt
Twenty-four cars.-with possibly
two or three more, will roll In the
dual helmet dashes, the four heat
races; the 20-lap Class B mainer
and the 75-lap Class A grande
finale, the latter the longest race
of the speed season here.
Leading the Oregon pack are
Bullet Bob Gregg, Gordy Living
ston, Lou Sherman, Gordy Youngs
trom Frankle ! McGowan, Bob
Christie, Don Olds and Wild BiU
Hyde. From Washington will come
the six fastest cars in that area,
same to' be piloted by Shorty
Templeman, Wade Althuser, Jack
Turner, Pete; Peterson, Cliff
Spauldir.g and Mel Magaughy.
Offys ts Fords j U
The eternal ; Of f enhausers vs.
Fords midget auto racing argument
will he in full bloom Saturday al
so, as about half of the field will
be toe swift Offys. Carty pas in
stalled two trophy dashes one for
Fords and the other for Offys.
Time trials will start at 7:30 pjn.
half an hour earlier than usual.
A large gold trophy, emblematic
of the 1931 championship, will go
to the gent winning the marathon
7-lapper. .. . ' ii
Following Is the incomplete list
of drivers, - with respective car
numbers: 1 Youagstrom, 2
Gregg. 9 Corky Corcoran of Sa
lem, ill Hyde, 17 Livingston, 19
Don Larson, 23 Bob Christi, 33
Warren Moore, 23--Jerry Watts,
25 Sherman, 34 Palmer Crowell,
44 Lou Florence, 49 McGowan
of Salem, 51 Walt Fain, 65 Bob
Porter of Salem, 65 Larry East
man 77 Olds, 76 Dick Mills, 1W
Templeman, JW Althuser, 3W
Turner, 4W Peterson, 6W
Spaulding, 27W Magaughy.
Also listed for Saturday night is
the giving away free to some lucky
patron in the $300 Hamilton Furn
iture Co.'s gas range that has been
on display at the bowl all season.
Table of Coastal Tides
Tides for Taft. Oregon. September.
1951 t com pi led by VS. Coast and Geo
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Bearcats Off
For
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Winameite vnlrerslty's 11
taut football squad will depart
for Spokane Tie bus at elrM
o'clock this morning, headed for
the 1951 season epener Satur
day afternoon with Whitworth
college. A total of 29 freshmen
will be included in the travel
ing squad named by Coach
Chester Stackhenae earlier in
the week.:. ? ' - .
lf the Cats an-fre la the In
land Empire city in time tonight
they will hold Jlght drill in
the Spokane stadium.
Stackheasea tentative start
ing : lineup, offensively, lists
Freshmen Tern CoHeran and El
mer Hangea at ends, Veterans
Dorrance Koteboem ' and Dob
Hosford at tackles. Freshman
Bill Cody and Letterman Ken
Cooper at guards, Veteran John
Blarkeskie at center and Bob
Walker, Bob Hall. Kick Bing
ham and Bob Shangle la the
baekfield. Walker is a freshman.
Equipped with numereos vet
erans, Whitworth will be the
Saturday favorite.
PANAMA CAGE WINNER
GUATEMALA CITY.1 ttutm.
ala. Sept 20-(.panama won the
Central American basketball
chamiponship last night. Guatem
ala defeated 1 Salvador, 47-22, to
clinch the title for Panama. Sal
vador finished second.
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Mat Feature
A double main event, both of
them rematches stemming from
the stormy goings-on of this week,
will feature Matchmaker Elton
Owen's weekly grappling card at
the armory next Tuesday night.
Owen decided on the twin main
following events that had the mat
.premises In an uproar three nights
ago.
The sensational Calr Engstrom,
victimized by a nasty prank on
the part of Baldy Knox in their
clash is being given a return go
because of it Locked in a stymie
hold both Engstrom and Knox
agreed to "break in their mix of
this week. Knox whipped over a
crab hold while the two were un
locking, gaining the fall over the
young Engstrom.
And although Danno McDonald
was given his match with the Gal
loping Ghost via disqualification,
he wanted another clash with the
hooded hoodlum because of the
bloody damage he sniff ered In the
first match. The Ghost rammed
Danno'f , bead Into the ring turn
buckle, opening up a gash.
Two prelims will be added to
the card later by Owen.
TRACK FOUNDER DIES
GOSHEN, N. Sept 29
Joseph Saunders Coates, 92, build
er of the famous "good time mile
track" fcrhere the Hambjetonian
trotting stakes are run, died at his
nome yesterday, j
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'Poor to Fair' Fishing Outlook Forecast for Weekend
FOSTLAXD, Sept. 2t-C-Tbe
state game eommtsrion's weekly
fishlnr report- f
Kerthwest: Fishing la the Wil
lamette area, mad lower Celaza
bl for erapple and eatftsa eoat-.
tiaacs to be good. The McKensle
ririr b stm predadnr seme good
catches In the upper Beetles. Tri
butaries are cry sew and fish
ing is peer. Derena reservoir la
fair. Treat angling at the Berth
coast is peer to fair above the
tide and fair to good In the up
per tide with more salmea being
taken. Jetty fishing is peer : te
fair. r r- r S - .'
Southwest: Si loan fishlnr at
the f oath of the Kegae Is fair.
Steeihead fishing In the lower
Coast Gridmen
Open Saturday
; OSC Picked to Give
RISC 'Busy Session f
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ditched the T almost If hot
completely for the single wing.
Will USC swing back to the old
nower days of the late Howard
Jones? Will much the same cast of
plavers who failed last year
sparkle this time out? Forest Eva
shevski's Washington Staters, who
play the single wing too, -should
provide at least an introduct6ry
clue. - ! i
Chuck Taylor. Stanford's new
coach, inherited many of last year's
Stanford team, but lost some key
performers. Reports from Palo
Alto insist this will be a vastly
more spirited Stanford team than
last year, j
Back in Fast Lansing, Mich,
Coach Kin Taylor sends Oregon
State against a highly rated Michi
gan State outfit Taylor has a
wealth of 'seasoned seniors on
hand, and a couple of outstanding
backs. Quarterback uene Morrow
and Fullback Sam Baker. Oregon
State has been tabbed as a sleep
er. The Beavers should provide a
busv session for Michigan.
Idaho opens up against Wyom
ing The Cowboys, while beaten by
Florida last week, have at least
had a game and figure to make it
two in a row over Idaho. 1
Of the independents Loyola fac
es a rough time In Pasadena's nose
Bowl against the San Diego navy
training center, with its collection
of professionals and college-age
nlavers. College of Pacific gets a
fierce baptism from Hardin-Sim-
mons, and San Jose state ana ban
Francisco university offer a close
affair in the Bay region.
Trojan Regulars I
Okehed for WSC j
LOS ANGELES, Sept 20 -(JPh
Good'news for Southern Califor
nia's football team, bad for Wash
ington State. , : ,
r. Willis Jacobus, team physi
clan, gave the go-ahead sign today
for Al Carmidiael to start at right
offensive halfback and Bob Pevi
ani to play defensive left guard
s rainst the Cougars Saturday. Both
were previously deemed unlikely
to see action necauso ox injunca.
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catches of rainbow and catthreat
. are reperted la the eoestal treat
streams. la the eppcr and middle
seetleaa ef the Kegae river treat
flshlag eoattaaes rood. Steelnead
fishing Is peer to fair ia the
Grants Pass U Gsllce area; with
catches cudo sneetly ea flies.
Salmea fishlnr at Winchester
bay la peer; steeihead aagllag
eeatlaaes good at Winchester aad
fair at Steamboat Treat angling
is fir ia the Taper t'mpqaa.
Central: Angling ta the central
rtrioa is reported to be very
rood ta saoot lakes and atreaass.
Three creeks lake ts very rood
bat yam will need year own beat
as the concessions hare been
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Homer win, f,r Yuiki.
Kottre Heads
Silverton Bee
SILVERTON. Sept 20 - (Spe
cial) - Harold Kottre, Silverton
welterweight who has won his last
eight straight fights, tangles with
rugged Jimmie Doxie of Seattle
in the feature six-round main
event of a professional boxing
show In the armory here Friday
night.
Four other bouts complete the
card, which starts at 8:43 pin. The
semiwindup, a six-rounder, puts
Bobby Doll, 133, Boise, against
Blackie Van Deveer, 133, Seattle.
F .Air-rounder include: Ike Schnell,
182, Mr. Angel, vs. Hal Nichols,
200, Seattle: Tommy Warren, 148,
Portland, vs. Bill Donneiy. 143. Se
attle, and Tony Alvarez. 130. Se
attle, vs. Mr. Boston, 132, Seattle,
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Lava lake ts else reperted good.
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worked only IVi Innings. Johnny
Sain, the $50,000 bur from the
Boston Braves, was knocked out in
tha first inning on three straight
bits following two walks!
AHie Reynolds will open the bie
series at Fenway park against Leo
Klely while Cleveland will send
Bobby Feller after Detroit's Ted
Gray at Brlggs stadium tomorrow.
Brooklyn reduced the "magic
number" to five by beating the
Cards behind Carl Erskine . Any
combination of five Dodger wins
or five Giants defeats would sew
up the pennant for Oatbush. Brook.
lyn has 10 to play, the Giants only
seven. They do not meet.
Gil Hodges' 39th homer In the
sixth helped the Dodgers home but
they needed a run In the ninth to
offset a Card rally that produced
a Score In the last of the ninth.
Cliff Chambers' six -game win
streak was broken as Brooklyn
made It 18 out of 22 from the Red
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ing continues fair with some 1
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toaweed reservoir, ..-1 ' i '
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nigh lake flshiag la the VTal-1
lewas has been good. I4mll
catches ef eastern creek are rc
ported from Dorseahoe, Aneroid
Greea, and Steamboat t takea. i
Large rainbow have been takea
recently ea the Lower Imnaha J
aad Wallowa rivers. Eagle creek 1
baa prodaced excellent ca tehee
ef ralnbew. Mstoee laka eon
tin acs te be geed en troIL Straw
berry take baa been fain Uaslt
caicbea of rainbow are ! being
made ea the south, fork jet the
John Day river. ! ? '
Birds this season. I I ; 1 .
flnrlnnatl buncllAd four nt It 1i
hits in the eighth inning with an?
error and a pair of walks to chase!
Jim Hearn with a three-rua blast!
Kenny Raffensberger, with ninthp'.
inninx help from Eweil Blackvren.tr
registered his 15th win. It was thai.
Reds' fifth victory in 22: starts
against the Giants. - j
In the only night game, the SU
Louis Browns shaded Washington
4-3, as Satchel Paige struck out
five men in a three-inning relief
chore. Cliff Mapes first - inning
homer and three singlesJed the 13
hit attack on Don Johnson and Tom
Ferrick. Sherm Lollar drove home
the tie-breaking run In the eighth
with a single scoring Earl Rapp
who doubled. ! -
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