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? Top Football Battle
Slated Friday Night
CREPES
SUZCTTE
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The If 52 Willamette Valley
Lea rue and District 4 A-2 football
gets rrtio
champU ships are the vciits the
Eflvertm i Foxes and Mt. Angel
Preps wilt be shooting for next
v Friday night in: their eight o'clock
dash on Suverton s McGinnls
Field, the feature of this week's
round in WVL play. :
: Coach Murl Anderson's Silver
Foxes, aiming for their first league
title, have won five straight WVL
victories and another outside the
league for an unblemished season
' tc date, r Gene Barrett's Preps
aren't much worse off in league
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vlay with four wins and a tie. And
since bom teams ' have second-di
vision opponents to play in their
final! games cext week, all the
. more ernDhasis is placed on the
bireie of Friday at Silverton.
: Canbr clays at Mt. Angel next
week and Silverton goes to Sandy
for finals, -.
J Other ames Listed : i
: WhDe Silverton and Mt. Angel are
" battling for what should be the
! title Friday night, other WVL
i games have Molalla at Canby,
Estacada at Dallas and Sandy at
Wood burn, all starting at eight
-f o'clock, t
In j last week's round Silverton
downed . Molalla 1M2, Mt i Angel
beat Wbodburn 19-7, Dallas , and
Sandy scrapped to a 12-12 tie and
1 Canbv blaster Esta"ada 33-12.,
L The Silerton Mt. Angel mix
, I could well be an offensive spec
s' tacle. The Foxes have solid scoring
; potential in Captain Dean Stiles
: and Jack Todd, who lug the leather
-! from Anderson s single wing sys-
: tera.'.On the other hand the Preps
i also a single wing team, have big
i We Lightfoot as their chief threat
I and i Larry Ebner, Fran Traeger
and Loren Tree to back him up im
pressively.
; Knqpicka Leads Seerers
Molalla a George Krupitka con-
! tinues to lead the individual scar
! ing race after five games with 48
j points. Lightfoot isn't far behind
V at 42 paints and Stil s.. has 41
'; Those three are far ahead of the
f field. I ' - - i : .
In comparative scoring against
i .common; foes this season. Mt An-
gel downed Dallas 25-7 ' while Sil
verton did it only by a 14-13 count.
The Preps beat Woodburn 19-7. Sil
verton accomplished it 7-OJ Silver
ton! beat Molalla 19-12, but Mt
; Angel was tied by the Indians 13-
13. Silverton beat Estacada 38-0.
Mt) Angel did it 28-0. j '-.
VATmN6 THE EAT
W4ITER AiAKC A HOLLWAXOi
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For their first three games this season the Corvallis Spartans ap
peared to be one lot the weaker Class A-l football teams in the state.
They lost to Newberg 14-7 and to Bend 34-8 before getting by a
so-so Lebanon! eleven 18-0.
Trojan Chief
For
4 'rTorT.
But since then Coach Dick
Twenge's crew (has shown a steady
improvement Which is bad tidings
for the Salem I Vikings since they
play the SparU: next 'Friday at
Corvallis. N j ( i ..
After their poor start the Spar
tans have dumped Gresham 19-13.
lost to powerful Eugene only 12-
and knocked over a right rugged
Springfield outfit Salem tied
Gresham 13-13 there last Friday
night and looked good in the
process. f !
Coach Dick Twenge's Corvallis
team, led by 155-pound Fullback
Wendell Scott who scored three
touchdowns himself, did a man
sized job in beating Springfield
last weekend,! for the Millers are
roundly considered as one of the
tougher prep jelevens In Oregon.
The Millers came within a whisker
of topping No. ranked Marsh
field recently.) ST.. ;
Consequently the Salems have
their work cut out for them Fri
day night, and with this in mind
wnxAiam Vaixit uagdi
w l ti WLT
Silverton t e o! Canby 3
Mt. Angel 4 1 Sandy IS
nsllaa S3 li Wood burn 1 4
Molalla 11 11 Estacada 14
FridaT1 earnest Mt. Atvccl at Silver
ton. Molalla at Canby, Zstacada at
Dallas. Sandy, at Woodburn.
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'Juit in Time for Your Chri$tma Gifts"
Closing Out Our Entire! Stock to
Make Room tor Television
CbJldrens - Classical - Popular - Sacred
Standard - CS r. m. m. . Iinr PlaT ,
Everr record and albon being sold at a large dlsceaat -
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At the same time see ear Packard Belt RCA Victor, Admiral,
and Traveler Television sen.
19S1 Falrmnads Road
(Across from Hallywood Bask)
' Open Friday TiUf r
Coach Leo Gustafson will put the
team through stepped-up paces in
practice sessions earner in the
week. .
While Salem is playing Cor
vallis this week,-Albany will be at
Springfield, while Eugene takes
on Marshfield at Eugene. Lebanon
is I at Sweet Home and Bend, all
through with district play, will
tangle with Prineville at Bend.
SpaiWgain
Top Grid Poll
(Continued from preceding page)
Oklahoma, tied by Colorado in
the first game of the season but
victor over Pitt, Texas and Kansas
on successive Saturdays, was liked
enough to rate 23 first place votes
and 913 points.
California, which received 21 No.
1 i votes a week ago, dropped to
nine this week and others tapered
off from there.
i The Golden Bears continued un
beaten by thrashing Santa Clara,
27-7. Georgia Tech won Its fifth
of the season by downing Auburn,
33-0. Duke belted North Carolina
State, 57-0. "
, Southern California and UCLA,
reflecting the upsurge of power
on the Pacific Coast maintained
all-winning records.
I Southern Cal won over Oregon
State, 28-6, while UCLA thumped
Stanford, 24-14.
The top ten Is In for a reshuf
fling this week with three games
involving members of the select
group. California plays Southern
Cal at Los Angeles. Duke meets
Virginia at Charlottesville, Va.
UCLA travels to Wisconsin.
1 Michigan State Is host to un
beaten but once tied Penn State,
Maryland . faces LSU. Oklahoma
vies with , Kansas State and
Georgia Tech meets Vanderbilt
i Table of Coastal Tides
Tide for Taft. Or on. October. 1953
(compiled by U.3. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, Portland. Oregon).
Pacific staadar tub
Oct
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HIGH WATERS
Tiro Ht
2:12 ajn. J
141 pjn. 70
3:02 ajn. 4.1
1:3 pjs. 7.0
3 :59 ajn. 4.7
: 1:25 pjn. SJ
Sl ajn. 4
3:18 pjn.
S.-08 ajn. 4-7
428 pjn. f J
7J0 ajn. I
S:45 pjn. 8J
LOW WATERS
Ttnria
747 ajn.
23 pjn.
7:44 ajn.
0:1 pjn.
S:2S ajn.
104S pjn.
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1144
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4 - fcf oaxcoN JMU rtoouou' COMMITTEE. Saw
faQ Mr. tq CarW SMa- irtla 4. Offsaa. .
Hop
ful,Cal
Waldorf Glum
LOS ANGELES (A Coach Jess
Hill of Southern California voiced
respect and defiance for the Cali
fornia football team Monday, de
claring "we believe the Bears are
the No. 1 team in the nation and
well be out- to whip them" in the
game .here Saturday.
Coach Red Sanders, obviously
pleased with the improved offense
of his UCLA team and its, win
over Stanford, told the weekly
football writers' luncheon he hopes
the Bruins will not suffer a -letdown
against Wisconsin of the Big
Ten at Madison uus week.
Between Big Ones
Sanders referred to the fact that
the Wisconsin non-conference game
comes between the important
battles with Stanford and Califor
nia.
Hill praised the California of
fense which leads the nation and
said the Trojans, will have to score
at least three touchdowns to beat
the Bears.
He intimated heU use a variety
of backfield combinations, possibly
with Halfbacks Jimmy Sears and
AI Carmichael in the same group.
SAri FRANCISCO M Lynn
Pappy" Waldorf, coach of the un
defeated California Bears, said Sat
urday nis team must show 100
per cent improvement to have a
chance with similarly unbeaten
Southern California in the coast's
football "game of the week" Sat
urday at Los Angeles.
xne Duncy mentor nainted a
somewhat gloomy picture in his
talk before the football writers
Asked directly as to California's
chances, he replied :
We Have Chance If
"We have a chance to win but
everything has to break right for
us. If we are to be in the game
we must Improve 100 - per cent
We will have to move against their
defense. We can't fumble against
them. And we can't afford to make
any mistakes in our kicking."
Waldorf said his scouts report
that USC is the best defensive
team on the coast, if not in the
country. .
"They tell me that George. Tim-
Deriake is a better linebacker than
Pat Cannamela was last season.
He is more mobile and an excel
lent pass defender.
The California coach pointed out
that USC had intercepted 14 pass
es and ran fack four 'for touch
downs this season.
Waldorf said his team played its
poorest offensive game in winning
rrom bama Clara Zl-1 last Satur
day. . - '
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Prestige Rises
(Cont'd, from Prec, Page)
Even Jess Hill, SC coach, concedes-
"well have to score three
times to beat the Bears."
Hill seems confident the mas
sive Trojan line can halt the Bears
at two touchdowns.
UCLA's stock rose with its 24
14 win over Stanford. In fact, the
less impressive record of the
Bruins could be deceiving. The
caliber of UCLA's opposition Ore
gon, TCU, Washington and Rice
the others might- be a shade
stronger than that faced by Cal
or sc.
The Bruins, like SC, have shown
themselves a resourceful bunch.
quick to convert breaks into
touchdowns. ; ,
But unless Paul Cameron is able
to operate, the UCLA offense- is
not exactly smashing.
Ailing Cameron, - who pitched
three first half touchdowns against
Stanford, is again a doubtful
quantity lor the Wisconsin test
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By A. C Geriea
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which families spend the most
money? - ,
3. What country has the most
earthquakes? ,
3. During what President's ad
ministration was the Reconstruc
tion Finance Corporation created?
ANSWE&S
L, Food, shelter, clothing and
transportation,
Z. According to the latest rec
ords. : Chile has this distinction
with Japan second.
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