The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 15, 1953, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text-Bearcats Gird -- CPS Provides Test Here Saturday Night ItVfeVeriaMjr working against time to polish up' the plays and put teeth in the defense for Willamette's, Bearcats this week as they prepare themselves for the 1953 season opener against John HeinrickTs College of Puget Sound - Loggers at HcCuIloch Stadium "Saturday night. The Bearcats had too many ragged moments in the game scrimmage of last week end- to give any peace of mind to Head Man Ted Ogdahl and Line Mentor Jerry FreL The Willamettes dont yet know too much about the Tacoma eleven that'll provide their open ing test, but- Heinrick always manages to field a tough, scrappy outfit Last season the two teams fought to a wide-open and thrill ing 20-20 deadlock at Tacoma. Ogdahl probably won't know until the end of the week who'll be his starters against the Log gers. Likely to see plenty of action, however, are Backs John Kent, Lou Lofland, Bobby Zoelch, all of -whom are lettermen, plus such freshmen as Windy Sequiera , of Hawaii, Volney Sigmund of Bend and Harvey Neffendorf. Mainstays in the line will in clude Bean Benson, Dave Ander- ' son,. Bob Dyer, Norm Dversdal, Ken Cooper, Dorence Noteboom, Rube Menashe, Mike Hovis and Cliff York, all letterman last year. Woodburn Set For 1st Clash WOODBURN -(Special)- The Woodburn High Bulldogs, oper atating under new Coach Hank Ercolinl this year, open their football season at Stayton next Friday night The Bulldogs are this week undergoing their sec ond week of tuneups. Ercolinl has 11 letttermen on hand in his turnout, but reports that the squad has no depth at alL Of the 11 vets, only Gene Fi cek at halfback is the lone 1952 regular. Along with Ficek, the letter men are Ends Ray Eskelson and Don Enyart, Tackles C. Gruver, Rich Lee, Gary Raid and Sid Clark, Guards Elwood Ostrum and Dick Alexander, Center Ron Garnero and Quarterback Jerry Plank. Other leading candidates for starting berths are Backs Don Stafney, Dick Mills and Henry Kraemer, . Guards ., Bill Kersten and Ken Gates, Center Jerry Ed wards and Tackle Bob Prinslow. The Bulldogs will use a wing-T offensive this year. Er colinl predicts a wide-open Wil lamette Valley League champion ship race, with Molalla and Sandy having a slight edge if any at alL youn ovnoott Enjoy good chewing TXT. a tA h&DDier) Chew Wri&V Spearmint Cum! Gives you lWPetimepP,esnUy ami ALL-STAR England For Inaugural Directly English Shell Cordovans By Dorchester -England's Oldest Manufacturer of Quality Shoes All Leather Lined Sizes SVi to 13 Widths A to E "k Quality Beyond $ CQmpari$on Only " The11 Do It Every M-IJOSTFOOL -MEANTDS AROONO WTTH IT. YtXlNENfeRTOC ALESSOJ, J.RT 0NESA5CENE FRO OCR ATTIC I CAN T GET OVgRlTfTrtS tSTERRIFC.' I MJ6HT-HAvc IT FRAMED OryCC t i GREAT J TmAT FEEUHSi Action at Woodburn Marion EH League lam' Set Wed nest! a v Evening The Marion County B League will get its football season under way in novel fashion Wednesday night at Woodburn in the Legion Park there. Two six-man and three 11-man football clashes are to be held during th evening in a jamboree that will get started at eight o'clock. i Detroit, Oregon School for the Deaf and St Paul will play in the two 6-man games, St Paul field ing two teams for the occasion. These games will be of 15-minute lengths. j Gervais, Mill City, Sublimity, Jefferson, Chemawa and Scio, the latter a new member of the lea gue this season, will play in the trio of 11-man games which also will be 15-minute affairs. Drawings for opponents will be announced later by league offi cials. The regular Marion County p League race isn't slated to get started until Sept 25, but Gervais has a clasL slated with Estacada High next Friday night on the lighted Woodburn Legion Park field. Tide Table Tides for Tft, Oreron. September. 1933 (compiled by VS. Coast At Geo detic Survey, Portland, Ore.). LOW WATERS Time Hf. 8:5S ajn. 3J Ezznnzr CHIWINO ZZ' HIGH WATERS Sept Time Ht IS S:36 ajn. 4.0 4:15 pjn. 6.1 IS 7 KM a.m. 3.9 13:0 aJn. 0 5 5:18 pjn. 6.0 11. 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HS M3STAO0K3 IT WITH rJLR CLOSED" HS fcKT - T - Jeffs Prepare For Jamboree JEFFERSON (Special) The Jefferson Lions, stripped of most of their stellar performers of a season ago who helped bring the team into state Class B foot ball prominence, are preparing for the Marion County B League jamboree at Woodburn Wednes day, September 16. The Jeffs are this season coached by Ray Howie, who took over for de parted Fred Graham. Lettermen include Backs Bill Cotman, Eugene Teifke, George Marlatt and Claude Myers, Guards Dan Morris, Mickey McGuire and Tom Daulton, Tackles Bob Bos track and John Wright Center K. C. Brown and Ends Dave Neiss and Harlan NeaL Top prospects otherwise in clude End E n n i s Hawkins, Tackles Ken Whorton and Danny Thomas, Guards Don McGill and Bill Grice, Center Len Whorton and Halfback Jim Bobbins. Horseshoe Meet Slated Sunday Horseshoe flingers of the Sa lem area will stage their annual championship tournament Sun day at Bush Park, starting at 1 o'clock. A large field is antici pated and a trophy, donated by the Salem Club, goes to the win ner. CARDS HAVE TROUBLES PALO ALTO, Calif. U Coach Chuck Taylor said Monday that only two of the top 33 members of his Stanford football squad were not in shape to see action against College of the Pacific in the sea son opener here Saturday. 30 DAY WWW ; ; -GFS 85-90 HP Engines, Passen ger Cars and Trucks $1899S 6 Cylinder Engines 19495 100 HP Engines 19935 (liccis Tax Extra) Budget Terms Arranged on Approved Credit VALLEY 'fJlOTOK-Ci. By Jimmy Hatlo X COULD US& THAT, iCAwAs-tJZJsnnii JF XXI ASK ACHSCUfirfT OLD TEXT fj TO CLEAN WS ATTIC S A V3EXX WEAKEN?, VfeASSKS HAT 1 SbPT-SOAF43 THE 635 ABOUT HS TWAMX AMD A TOPHfc HAT-" HAT to TOW AlOCRSTTM, w ACTgtCAMSAS 100-Lap Auto Race at Bowl OnSaturday Auto racing resumes at Holly wood Bowl next Saturday night following a two-week period of idleness due to the State , Fair, and Valley Sports officials have lined up a real biggie for the speed fans. The stock cars are to provide the program, which will end with a 100-lap main event, longest race of the Salem season by 25 laps. It will be the final appear ance of the stock cars here this season. Special purses will prevail' for the meet, which is expected to lure almost 30 stock car drivers into it The full roster of cars and drivers will be announced later in the week by the Valley Sport sters. BRUINS PUSH DRILLS LOS ANGELES (J) Coach Red Sanders ran his UCLA Bruins through extensive passing and pass defense drills Monday in prepara tion for the team's opener against Or egon State here Friday night. Look and Learn By A. C GORDON 1 ; L Who holds the record for the highest season's batting av erage in major league baseball history? 2. Which U.S. State touches four of the five Great Lakes? 3. Who was the only U.S. Vice President to resign his office? 4. What aquatic bird can swim faster under water than on the surface? 5. How often is a baby born in the U.S.? ANSWERS 1. 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