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1 ' 1 1 1 k I 14 A' ' i . I t Sanity Soiight In Grid Snort . , (Coot from Prec Pace) point lerred to underline the gravity of the situation. , Dr. John A. Hannah of Michi gan State college chairman of tha MmnhlM ef eoHesa ml dents, the other members of which are the Eer. Fr. Jcha J. Cava naurh of Xotre Dzrse. A. Wtliaey Oils well of Tale. Raymond B. A 11m of fha TTiilweialtT of Wl wgtwtt, s. Q. Grstarson of Ile hrMVi John S. HIHx of Western pmmv tTmnhrw Lea off South ern Methodist, John L. Pyler of Furman, Albert Ray Olptn cf Utah, and John XX WEIlams of The " viH meet short ly la Washington and intends to call in t1" tw TininlTT,g as me Cut experts, such as Tug Wilson of the Dig Ten, Asm Bush- nea or xne eastern coueges, ana Bernie lloars of the Southeastern In addition to the move for re , form at the top. there Is else ; artian on the conference levels. The Paeifle Coast conference last ' week decided to ask the NCAA to go along on a program to de emphasize footb&lL Two main points were elimination of spring nnctiM and madhl-v rn of howl games. A study of the two platoon system was aiscajyjgestea. ; j Sands Victim Of Newcomer LONDON. Nov. t-MVTolande Pompee, comparatively unkown Trinidad boxer, tonight stopped : Dave Sands, Australian holder of the British Empire Middleweight crown, in .2:15 of the seventh i round of an amazing upset in Har- r ringay amea. The non-title bout ! was listed for ten rounds. Each i weighed 165. , Dbcusen TKO'd By Gil Turner J ' ' " " ; ' - T PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lMflV ! Gil Turner, perpetual motion pun--ching Philadelphia welterweight. scored a technical knockout over Bernie (Big Duke) Docusen in the , sixth round tonight of a scheduled 10 rounder that made a full scale street brawl Jook sissy. Turner weighed 141 and Docusen 145 Father Outraces Star ; On Interception Dash ADRIAN. Mo. Nov. 13-tfVBud 1 Gunn, eenibr end on the Adrian high school football team, ran 84 yards with a touchdown pass against Bel ton Saturday night Then be had to blush a little. ; His father, Clarence Gunn, v 9 tan ding on the sideline at the line scrimmage when the ball was ippedVThe father dashed along le edge of the field and was wait-' ig at me end zone with time to spare when the puffing ball car rier arrived. , The elder Gunn quarterbacked : Adrian's last undefeated team in ' the late 1920s. Theyll Do It Every Timg a. By Jimmy Hztlo i9 eriAJ-JF-T'vS B 1 :- sv-wwe we (BULD rWVS UJN- KXJR Ocas, tilOh 1 A I ft Itcrrum, Gifford Next 7G3 C JD : t LOS ANGELES. Nov. 11 -WV Three players have topped the lr CCd-yard mark In total offense 19 the Pacific coast conference. I Paul Cameron, UCLA sophomore, leads wwn lzie yaras ow rushing and 710 passing. Trailing; in total offense are the leaders in rushing and passing. Ga ry Kergorian Of Stanford has pass ed for 1120 yards and rushed 10 for 1120. Frank Gifford of South ern California has gained 757 rush ing and 255 pissing for 1012. Cameron has thrown eight touch down passes and scored four him self. Kerkorian and Gifford have been responsible for eight touch downs apiece. - Runner-up to Gizzard in rushing is Hugh McEihenny, Washington, with 684 yards. Third is Califor nia's Johnny Olszewski with 647. Stanford's Bill McCoU leads in pass catching j with 24, two more than Washington State's Ed Barker. Barker has gained 646 yards, Mc CoU 417. t 11 GOLF TOURNEYS ? ! There were! 21 invitational open golf tournaments played in the United States! in 1950. PlanMeetin Hop Growers g PORTLAND. Nov. 12-(JP)-0P growers of four slates will meet here Thursday to discuss possible revision of the Pacific coast fed eral hop marketing agreement j The meeting of Oregon, Wash ington, California and Idaho grow ers was called by Earl Peterson, chairman of the committee on amendments . of the U. S. Hop Growers association. . The growers allocation commit tee of the hop control board will meet Friday to make final salable and surplus allotments i for this year's crop. Directors of the U. S. Hop Growers association will meet Saturday. I LARGEST COLLEGE STADIUM ' The University of Michigan has i the largest, college-owned football stadium. It seats 97.000. Stanford , 'university, with 89,000, has the ; second largest. Look and Learn By A C Garden I 1. Which eight states border on the Great Lakes? 2. What is alluvial soil? IS. How many white and how many black keys are there on the standard piano? 4. Which is the smallest of the citrus fruits? 5, What letter of the alphabet Is missing from the standard tele- pnone ouaxr ANSWERS r 1. New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, ; Indiana, Mirhigan, phtm Wisconsin and Minnesota. 2. Soil deposited by water. i 3. There are 52 white and 26 black: ; . : 4. The kumquat. 8. The letter "Q." Q77 DOWN II PAYMENT 111 77 po MONTH 228 N. CO"SCIAL Szz Scnrico FC2 ALL L5 T7EI'S BIS! i PfflLCO City Baslzethall Meeting Tonight Orjinlntl e the 1252 0tr Beaketball leabne wQ eeaa snenee teadgat daring a ached led snttttfrg in Xeeam 109 ef the sealer alrh scheel bulldlax. Ueetmg time wta be 1:28 p. aw and Director Tern Gumere, chief ef the leagae sponsoring schools and city playground de partment urges all prospective sponsors, managers and anyone else interested to be on hand. Naaaeer of team, alaylo acnedBle and ether impertant items eenaected with the ann ual cage dreait will be diacass- ed daring the Kasmaier Cinch to Pass Jtright M Stan CuG7S NEW YORK, Nov. 13-(jp-Dick Kazmaier, Princeton's talented All-America brilliant, appears almost a cinch to sweep past Drake's Johnny Bright in the closing weeks of the season and win the indi vidual total offense title among the cation's major colleges. j Figures released by the NCAA service bureau today, allowed that the Tiger ace was only 83 yards behind Brighfs total as Princeton prepared to lay into Yale and Dartmouth in its last two games. Bright, whose jaw was brozen ute xn ue campaign, nas completed nis college football career. Bright finished with 1,553 yards in nine games. Kaz maler has rolled up L479 in In jumping from 22th In the national ranking to second In the short space of three weeks, Kaz- maier has netted 422 yards rush ing and 454 passmg on 22 com- pleaons In 42 cnrowsano nas seounted -' zor i if ioucnaowns. thm g leads in touchdown respostftbCity with 19, but E- soaier and Dane nrua ox &o tacky are breathing . down ; his neck in this specialty, each wtth 12. . MATCHES ALTERNATE The Wlghtman , cup tennis matrhes alternate each year be tween Wimbledon, England, and Forest Hills, Long Island.; j . PARIS HOLDS 2 OLTPMICS Paris and London have been the host for two Olympic games; more than any other city. They were played in Paris In 1900, and again in 1924. London had them in 1908 and 1948. " I Viking Cagert , Don XOosterman. Loyola uni versity's T-waarterback, regained the passing leadership on Satur day when he completed 19 out cf 28 pitches against the Kansas Jayhawkera. The Los Angeles thrower has hit his target 129 times m 222 tries. ParffiJ, the run-ner-4nx has connected on 111 out of 196. : ff wiMterman registers IS more completions this Saturday nfrht aealnst Hardin-SimmoTiS he will break the collegiate record of 134 in a season posted by Don Heinrich of Washington last year. Kazmaiers uncanny tnrowing eeuraev in his last three games has made him tne top marssmsn in the land. H has compietea ei of 95 tosses, a 642 percentage. Big Oilie Matson of San Fran cisco was idle the past week, but his total of 1,279 yards by! rush ing still tops all the nation's ball carriers. f - ! " Matson's week off almost cost him his individual scoring lead ership. Hugh McEihenny of Wash ington racked up 22 points against California to pull within four points of Matson's 102 total on 17 touchdowns, j i j ' WALCOTT IN BUSINESS i - PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12-P)-Jersey Joe ; Waleott entered the restaurant-bar business today. The heavyweight champion and his manager, FeUx Boccbicchio, were Ested as among incorporators of a new firm. Jersey Joe Waleott, In a, that bought the liquor li cense of Hurler's restaurant Face Schedule Of 22 Contests Salem high school will play 22-game regular cage schedule la the' 1951-32 season, with opening game set for the Viking court Dec. 4th against McMmnville. This season's slate sees Harold Hauks dub playing four Portland opponents Roosevelt, Jefferson, Franklin and Unroin. The complete schedule TMtdajr. Dec 4th-UcMinmrllla hert: Friday. Die. 7 RoomvcU here: Tues day. Dee. tl Jttmmm Dure; Friday. 1 Roosevelt here; Tues- -IWfM 1, .... V-l.- 14 Franklin here! Tuesday. Dae. IS earlncficld ttiere: rrtdiy. Dae. SI linroin Acre; Tbunday St rridajr. Dae. n-8S North Bend there: frldar. Jma. 4 Jefferaon here; Tuesday, Jan. S AttMmy there; rridar. Jan. 11 Bead there Tueadar. Jan. 19 Corrallla hew: Saturday. Jan. IS Eugene there: Twee day, Jan. U Lebanon here: Friday, Jan. 19 Swlnaxield here: Tuesday. Jan. 19 Albany here: Saturday. Feb. a Bend here: Tuesday. Feb. s Cor- vallU there; Friday, Feb. S Central Catholic there: Tuesday. Feb. It- Lebanon there: Friday. Feb. 15 Eu cane here; Tuesday, Feb. 19 Central Catholic here: Feb. Zt through Mar, 1 District tournament. i Table of Coastal Tides Tides for Taft. 1S51 (com oiled by SufVey. Portland. Oregon) ncinc otanear xnae Oreeon. November, VS. and Geodetic Nov. 20 HIGH WATERS Tune 123 ajn. 11:00 noon S.-0S ajn. 12 :34 pjn. 2:93 a.m. 1:0 p.m. tM ajn. 1:41 pjn. 43 ajn. a OJn. SJ ajn. S:13 pjn. IM ajn. AM pjn. Ji 7.1 J j S.l 4.8 S.S SJ 4J J AS SJ 1 SJ LOW WATERS Time IM ajn. 131 pjn. S:44 ajn. T:6S pjn. 744 ajn. S:39 pjn. S.-04 ajn. :19 pjn. S:92 ajn. MM pjn. IM ajn. 1S:47 pjn. 111 ajn. 112 pjn. 2.1 -Of SJ -0.T 3.9 SJ 0J 2.7 J I2J 0J 2 J Seriesrot 0 Gold for Ya hlS NEW TORS. Nov. le-fr-Ne wonder yea , see those Yankee ball players parking their flashy ceaverKhles ia front of expen sive tnid-tewa restanraats, - Why, they make enough in the IVerU Series money each year so keep an average gay go ing. With the Tanks trs aUt fermlng, this .World Series bejat la the last 21 years the New Asaeriean leagme einb fa Nt ef tao first (hUsa nly once in IKS. Yea knew, each ef the first f ear elabs in each leagme gets a slice ef the fTorld eerie saeJeav Red ratterson of the Tanks and sis battery of adding sna eaOaea, wnKiag away she faoi aaH seas by ranaiag S9 tetals on the Xankee eteagh. with a staggering bank balance Starting in 1121 when XlZier naggtns won the first Yankee Ennant, the New Terk Flayers ve been pail a total ef 12, 21M82.4J frea the series pet eVgoli. : Hunt to the Tasks la C 21-year total are the fit. Lea Cardhwls. Sat they hive less than half aa mack l,f 16,CltX3w A feuetr eesli ivtzz en that kind of a bears year, toe. ; - The New Terk GSanta ka&st BfhUed ai the Us TTerll Crrta in It rears rsl Lea rkied them Jbss a driving Cms tils year. CJ the Giaats are third amesy C snajem etnee 1221 wtth at tyer kiSiy ef tUITIXJ fress C Zl cCoBH, occosii YcsExCa NEW YORK, Nov. 1J-MFVA Padfie coast giant ani a stalwart from the south-- pair of young men to gladden the heart of r col lege coach and cause a professional coach to reach for his fountain. an were turned today as the Associated tress linemen oz the week: They're big Bui licColL Sttn-i ford's unstoppable end, and Tackle BUI George of the Wake Forest Deacons, who looked more like a demon to Duke last Satur day. BfcCoU's psss-catching in the coast's game of the day won him the best offensive player ranking while George was named tops de fensively. . Coach Jess H1H of Southern California still hasn't figured out a way to stop McCoU from catch ing passes. The C foot, 4 Inch, 225-pound receiver took a 14 yard aerial from Gary Kerkorian for the first touendown in Stan ford's thrilling 27-20 victory over Southern California. Wisconsin's terrific trio of line backer Dereal Teteak, Tackle Bob Leu and End Pat O'Donahue also came in for lots of praise for their offensive defensive work in the Badgers' 18-7 victory over Penn. Another offensive defensive star was Les Richter, California's All-America guard. Richter knocked down Washington run ners all day . and also chipped in with a field goal and four con versions in Cal's 37-28 victory over Washington. . .. 1 v BOWL TEAM PICKED " EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 13-VP) -The Arkansas State college Indi ans of Jonesboro. Ark, today were named to play in the Evansville Refrigerator bowl football game Dec 2. PLATER'S ZNJCS2ZS FATAL CINCINNATI. O. Nov. 12-iTV. 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