The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 21, 1952, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text"Guesser Crimsley Se''tfQA-Wisconsin'Kose Bowl Tilt : By WILL GRIMSLEY ' NEW YORK LfV-The old crystal ball turned up with funny complexion this morning a sort of pinkish or rose color. Must be trying to tell uj who's going to play in uve wose oowi. Walt a minute, here it comes now. UCLA , against Wisconsin. That's it. That means UCLA must meat Southern California, Wiscon sin must win. and Michigan lose in vital games .Saturday. Lefs give it a. try: : Last week we picked etaoin hrdlu out of etaoin shrdlu for a percentage of etaoin shrdlu. ' Shucks, machine - trouble. But lefs try again: i UCLA over Southern California: Both unbeaten with two of the best defenses i in 1 the - eountrr. UCLA has advantage of week's rest . ' 1 Ohio State 'over Michigan: The Buckeyes reached maturity In whipping Illinois last week, should take the favored Wolverines. Wisconsin over Minnesota: Alan (the Horse) Ameche outshines the Gophers' Paul Giel to send the Badgers into the Rose BowL Michigan State over Marquette The Spartans complete their sea son with a perfect recorcL." Maryland over Alabama: The Terrapins had better bounce back hard and plenty .to forestall their secona defeat in a row; - - k . Georgia Tech over Florida State: The Rambling Wreck takes it easy this week in, looking for ward to the traditional game with Georgia. - Oklahoma over Nebraska: With Billy Vessels rampant, the Soon er put the finishing touches on the Big Seven championship. Tennessee over Kentucky: The Bowl-bound Volunteers maintain an ancient Jinx over their north era rivals. Notre Dame over Iowa: The fumbling Irish can let a few foot balls drop and still come home in this one. Yale over Harvard: On of the country's oldest gridiron rival ries promises to produce a real ! 1 I n v rm r j . .. - i The Slstetacn. Sclen. Ortpoa. TAlaf. TiarasiSae 11. 1 til -It ncs promises to proouce a re-Mv 9m Kfftf1'- Phils Roberts " 1 .: Close Secona l rT, lilt L-J II n.-nn J : UU UWC VJ u7 n - n n ; gon State. Semifinal Mix Set for 1:30 With Drain ffi TOG4 -Pi ; JEFFERSON (Special) The Jefferson High Lions are set for their Saturday afternoon state Class B. semifinal football battle with Drain High here. Start of the. important clash was moved up to 1:30 from the originally planned I p.m. - . The big Drain team will be fav red In the game. Coached by Ernie Korea, Drain boasts a 195 pound' line which is led by 235 v pound McCormick and 215-pound JJavey at tackles. Jim Whipple, a good passer, is. the quarterback in the wing-T formation used by the visitors. , While Jeff and Drain are de ciding their half of the Class B playoffs Saturday, defending state ; champ Wallowa will be playing Maupin ' in the " other . game at LaGrande. The two Saturday winners meet the following week for the 1852 championship. Starters for Jeff erscn Saturday will be Jim BlackwelL quarter back; Lee Cameron and -Bill Cot anan, halfbacks; Glen Hart, full back; i George Marlatt and ' Dale Wattenbarger, ends; John Perry affd Bob Bostrack, tackles; Mickey McGuire and Dan Morris, guards, and Dean Johnson, center. Thcyll Do It Every Time Duke over North Carolina f An- other conference championship fori Bill Murray's Blue Devils. Southern Methodist over Bay lor: The Mustangs are rolling again efta at KAtsl 4a1sS. m 4 a I - r.v. -1?t-x -rzrzsz BT JACX HAND A fcll over Brigham YoungV Art- Jt fficTfo v StVnfr nrrm photo finUh with Robin Roberts over Stanford, Oregon over Ore- r. . tn.it. mmi va am m mm s- y aaa m uumvc mim 1 Joe Black, of the Brooklyn Dodg ers, i The locg ball won for Hammer In' Hank whose total of 37 home runs and 121 runs batted In offset his .270 batting average. Despite a disastrous September slump, Sauers slagging feats were Judged U T:., XXi1s more v1aabl to the Cuba than w 15y limmy JtlatiO Roberts Job of winning 2S games J for the Phils and Black's bril liant relief work for the pennant- winning Dodgers. In fact, it was the first time since 1933 that the most valuable players in both leagues came from teams that did not win the pennant. : Bobby Shantx of the Philadelphia ' A's was named the American s winner last week. Tight Kaee 1 . It was I a tight fit among the three leaders in the National in both first place votes from the Selected 1 After a bio wimostdrm ZJq MAM STREET ? HO'Q - rrST J7 Mtt JkAt ' Lm, m mi, . 11 ..mi Gervais Loots To Cage Slate Preps Battle SL Helens Hi BANK tACXX Nasae4 kleaS ValaaVle of Lysvood. Calif . Crivlcg a Lincoln, took command at the same stage la the stock car race. composed principally ' of Ameri-112. CERVAIS-Spedal-Wlth bet fire XS3 kttermea 00 band and the hope that a group of art to ' the varsity f3 through' ta good shape," Gervais Blgh is looking forward to 1U baxkrtbaU season. The Cougars. again coached by Ordie Hoya, wCl om UV December wtth Ke-12r. Oregon School for the Deal at Salem, It w2 be a Marion County B League clash. Returning Irttermen are - Irank Beileque. -I Don Green. 4-It Arnold Schmidt. S-ll DrAnW Greer and 5-t Don KlraytukL Other team axptrcnts are S-10 Gil Thompson, 14 Virtu Lucas, t-4 Tom Pearson. M rrank Adams. Ul Norm Deppinger. g-t Doug Paarsoo, Dick Leith. 3-t Gary Espe, 5-10 Jack lUlcocrt. Hi Pat KcUanus and f-0 Oarrnce Sen- lechter. rirrt home ram far Cerrals wfU be with lU City December (Continued from pracedi&g pt) b the favorKee Lis learn U t able to glre a good accocnt ft Itself. In Bob Borardus th LIom bar aa owtstanrting back, oe that wiU bear plenty of watchf by the rrrpa. t MX. Angel starters far the tig game have been anaounred m Wes LlAtfooL Leo (Prarrtl Iluchhelt. Laren fre mod Larry berks; Jim Crartaecoea and Bon Schmidt, radc; Narb Scbnilt and Ed VrtadacL tackles: S KoCtre and Jxn Zi guards, and Jim Traegrr, center. i This Is the first year cf Caae A-2 in the state football t.lo. Caoaequestly the rrr&tual chara- pioeship will become the &r1 such t-'rt ta history. served match with the champ Prelims for the Tuesday card wv3 be announced later by Writer. AssociaUon and the point staConrvmlu1a tS Sauer eked out a 15-point mar- trZJ.V win with' St .points, to Roberts' SaVvF. , rrT. SZZ. a a m m sna vra.i a - a w - m distributed en the basis of 14 for Za IeadC. first place, nine for second and SiSf aSS DEATH TAKES DO LAN BOZEMAN, i Mont. UPi T. r V. Dolan, 49, associate professor of physical education at .Montana State College, died of a heart at tack while demonstrating a man euver to a member of the college wrestling team. Dolan played foot ball at MSC, lettered In swimming and was Rocky Mountain confer ence wrestling champion for two years. He graduated from MSC In 11929. 1-1 siooM . saturdaT1 fX so on down to one for tenth. The committee of writers three from each league dry split its first place votes among four men. 1 Sauer and Black each had eight. Roberts seven and Duke Snider, j Brooklyn's homer-hitting center- fielder, had one. Snider, however. finished way down the line In an eighth-place tie with teammate Pee Wee Reese Sauer was the first Cub to win since his boss, Manager Phil Ca- I varetta, was named after Chicago! won the 1943 pennant. Big Hank's blasting was an important factor j in the Cubs' rise .from seventh In 'SI to fifth place last season. Italian Racer Leading Jaunt MEXICO CITY (A Glavann! LfM-miie course mountain roads. over curving Dusette Gets Mat Title Go Popular mat gUdlstor George As Bra ceo roared icto afezieol Dusette next Tuesday night gets City, he bad ao elapsed time fori his reward far a recent win pot4 the 171 miles of 7 bouurs, 44 cuaorrr Roger Uarkay here a ruU utes and SI seconds. Fog No Handicap To This Golfer (IV Arthar Peter- Hedged crack at Markeye Coast Junior heavy mat trJe beiL Matchmaker Eton Oven an nounced Thursday he had signed Dusette and Mackay for the title mix. Dusette a few weeks ago ported a non-utje win over me oeu SEATTLE sea. aae el a faarsasaa plajtag ft, here, thus assuring himself u a las; mm hum 7ra m " of a chance at the coveted cbam coy a few yaraa stwauw nionihla. Owen Is rirtng the fairway, whacked hla ball Wed aeaday ta the eUrerUen af the alatk W. US yara away. A five saiaato aearck far the ball flaally ended at the batlata af the aiath eaa. reUreen a COUGAU TAKE OFT PULLMAN, wash W) wesn- Bracco of luly gunned his Fer Ington SUU College grid ders took rarl 4ntn tfi mmA mtm UrM lanfl I IneiT USX UXni WWWUl iUUJRJ.j of the Pan American Road Race night and prepared to load M Thtii-av k firct.div mr. I bruised and bandaged players smashed up on a treacherous I tor the flight to Stillwater. Okuu, curve 50 miles from Pucbla. and Saturday's game with uaia At the same time, Chuck Steven-' noma A. M. - squad powerhouse that opportun ity as his main event brawl strxt Tuesday nlCM. "X was going to put la the Tony Ross-Erie Podrraon finish battle next week," Owen told Thursday. -But that win keep for another week while Dusette gets bis oe- STEAM CLEANING reetable. Blga rTBsara. Heavy Daty Machiaa. Let Va Da Tear Dtrty Vterk Marlon Equipment Co. HU rertisad Ed. Pa. a-t7tt Look and Learn B7 AC Gardea L What e?rM U. S. statea bor der cei the Crest Lakes? 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