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Lineups Set
Bv vientors
Each Side Selects
Trio of Captains
SAN FRANCISCO tfl U College
football stars wbo win1 battle it
.out here Saturday in the 29th an
nual East-West charity game com
pleted practice Thursday.
The 2 4-man Eastern squad put
on the finishing touches with an
afternoon workout o n i its Santa
Clara University field. (The West
' era forces went through the' last
drill at Stanford University sta
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The , players elected three co
" captains for each team. For the.
East, the leaders will be Notre
Dame's All America halfback John
Lattner; Villanova halfback Gene
Filipski and Bob Lenzini, tackle
from Illinois. -
West co-captains will be Francis
"Cotton" Davidson, quarterback
from Baylor; Veryl Switzer. Kan
sas State halfback, and Carlton
Head Coach Chuck Taylor an-
x nounced the west s starting uneup
as- follows: t '
Left end -Gary Knafelc, Colora
do; left tackle. Ted .Connor, Ne
braska; left guard. Morgan Wil
- liams, Texas Christian; center,
Ted Tanner, Stanford;: right guard,
Bob Hantla. Kansas; right tackle.
Dean Chambers; Washington; right
.end, Tom Nickoloff, Southern Cali
fornia: Quarterback. Bob Garrett,
Stanford, left half, Jerry Norton,
Southern Methodist; I right half,
Veryl Switzer; Kansas State; full
. back, Jerry Coody, Baylor.
! The Western replacements will
. be:" i ; - . !
: Ends. j Sam Morley Stanford;
Carlton Massey, Texas, Morris
Kay. Kansas: tackles, Jim Kotler,
California, Ed. Cucci, Southern
California: guards, Phil Branch,
. Texas, Milt Bohart. -Washington;
' uartefback, Davidson, Baylor;
' "left half. .Bill Bredde. Oklahoma
A&M, Al Talley. California; right
- half. Art Leibscher; College of the
Pacific Mback, Harold Han,;
Southern California. . -
The East's head coach, Ray
Eliot of Illinois, said "We may
not win but we -are as ready as
we can be." He said the starting
' lineup for the East would be as
follows:
J Left end Tommy Hague, Ohio
State; left tackle Robert Fleck;
Syracuse; left guard, Robert Len-
- zini, Illinois; center, Jerry Hilgen
berg, Iowa; right guard. Michael
iTakacs, Ohio State; right tackle,
j Arthur Hunter, Notre Dame; rquar
terback, .John Gramling, South
'Carolina: : left halfback, Eugene
, Filipski, Villanova i fullback, Neil
! Worden. Notre Dame; ngnt nau-
back John Lattner, Notre Dame,
1 or Steve Meilinger, Kentucky.
Terps Selected
Over Oklahoma
fCon'd from page one)
was a. f abulous- stroke of luck for
an Orange Bowl committee, which
in the past . has I fumbled away
many of its schedule opportunities
to the competing Sugar and Cotton
Bowls. Last year, the Miami group
came up with the 61-7 Alabama
Syracuse ' fiasco the worst match
h? the history ; of all the major
bowls. .'.
Earlv this fall, the committee
entered into a pact with the Atlan
tic Coast and Big Seven cqnfer
ences to provide the Orange Bowl
teams for two games. Maryland
and Oklahoma emerged as cham
pions of the two circuits. ( .
Look and Learn
By A, C GORDON
1. Of what country is each of
these cities the capital: (a) Lima;
(b) Stockholm; (c) Bern; (d)
Wellington; (e) Nassau?
2. Which is the first of the Ten
Commandments? i
, 3. What country leads in the
production of silver?
4. Who won the historic duel
which Alexander Hamilton lost?
. 5. Of what country is the drach
ma the monetary unit? ;
ANSWERS
1. (a) Peru;' (b) Sweden; (c)
Switzerland; (d) New j Zealand;
(e) Bahamas, j
2. "Thou shalt have no other
gods before me."
3. Mexico. !
4. Aaron Burr (1756-1936).
5. Greece, j
It Wks Sad Tuesday for Northwest Quints
. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i
' Dec. 29. 1953. has been entered
in the basketball books as "Black
Tuesday" for! the Pacific North
west, i i.- b '
On' that date every Northern Di
vision team that stuck its nose
into an arena had same chopped
off. And the only reasnn that
Tuesday was blacker than Mon
day, Dec. 28, was because the last
of the region's un whipped teams
Idaho - dropped a decision to
Montana. ; i !
Also on Tuesday Oregon State
bowed to unranked Tulane and
Washington took a trimming from
Kansas. State. Monday's moans
followed Oregon's second loss to
UCLA. Oregon State's defeat by
Duke and Washington's tumble by
Oklahoma. r 1
Washington rolled right along to
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Basketball at Central Hi . . .
OCE Wolves Set Friday
Game With St. Martin's
MONMOUTH (Special) The Oregon College Wolves return
to basketball action Friday night
the St Martin's Rangers of Olympia, Wash. The clash is to be
played at Central High School,
Gorkys Return
To Local Mat
The bearded Siberian Gorky
Brothers, two of matdom's nas
tiest characters, return to local
wrestling warfare next Tuesday
night, following an . absence of
more than a year.
The Gorkys Soldat and Ivan
easily two of the most vi
cious grapplers to appear in the
Armory ring. General mayhem
has been a by-word of theirs
wherever they-ve appeared, and
more than once it has taken the
village gendarmes to escort them
to safety after their ring esca
pades here.
Known as the "Smith Broth
ers" elsewhere in the land be
cause promoters were afraid
their Russian background would
create too much havoc the Gor
kys wiU appear in a tag team
match Tuesday night with Eng
lishman David Jons and Chicago
Cutie Carl Engstrom as Match
maker Elton Owen's main event
Jons land Engstrom were on the
winning side in this week's
stormy j tag team battle here.
! Owen will announce the bal
ance of the Tuesday card later
on. It
will also include the re-
turn to local action of a prime
Salem
favorite for many years,
George (The Muscle) Dusette.
Hurley Howls
Oyer Rankings
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SEATTLE I Deacon Jack
Hurly, as you might imagine, is
not in tune with Ring Magazine's
yearly rankings of the leather push
ers. f :
His! athlete, Harry "Kid" Mat
thews1, was left out of the top ten
both in the heavyweight and light
heavyweight divisions for the first
time i in several seasons.
Hurley growled Wednesday that
his fighter still is one of the top
box-office attractions in the coun
try and "just as good as he was
three months ago when Ring Mag
azine1' rated him the tenth best
heavyweight in the world."
Matthews has been idle since he
dropped a" split decision last sum
mer! to Don Cockell, British Em
pire! heavyweight champion.
lose its seventh straight to Colo
rado and Oregon dropped another
to Stanford Wednesday. I The pre
season firing is over for Idaho and
Oregon State, but the other trio
still has some warm up dates.
Oregon played Sacramento State
Thursday night Washington stops
off at SL Louis for a Jan. 2 game
on its way back from Kansas City.
Washington State meets Eastern
Washington Jan. 2 and Whitworth
Jan. 4. . i
Next week they'll start playing
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in an eight o'clock game with
located between Monmouth ana
independence.
Work on the OCE Gym here
forced ; the. game to; Central HL
The Bangers have at least one
top sharpshooter in their lineup
in Freshman Jackie Mays of
Norristown, Pa. He scored 88
points in a single high school
game last season, and got 48 in a
five overtimes victory over Se
attle Pacific College this year.
Starters for the Wolfpack in
the game will be Captain Charlie
Pinion, Frank Grove, Bob Frantz,
Larry Chamberlain and Don Mc
Kenzie. The OCE's, suffering from lack
of height on the club, have been
able to win only one game in six
starts this season. Inability to
cope ; witn the advantageous
height of their opponents has
been the big reason for the set
backs by Dr. Bob Livingston's
otherwise fast and capable team.
The OCE's are to play Pacific
university in' a January game
here.
Gator Bowl Foes
Ready for Scrap
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. l -Au
burn and Texas Tech climax spec
tacular climbs to national football
fame Friday when they unleash
their split T power in the Gator
BowL
The Tech Red Raiders, led by
halfback Bobby Cavazos. are fav
ored by a touchdown. Cavazos, a
second team All America selec
tion; collected 80 points during the
regular season, helping the Raid
ers win the national scoring cham
pionship with 428 points.
Both teams had miserable sea
sons in 1952. But this season was
different The Raiders rambled to
10 victories in 11 games and won
the Border Conference champion-
snip. Auburn bad a 7-2-1 record,
losing the Southeastern Conference
title to Alabama in the final game,
YMCA HandballersWin
Matches at Portland
Salem YMCA handball players
Wednesday night won matches in
Portland with Multnomah Athle
tic Club representatives. The dou
bles team of Bob Smith and Lee
Shinn, Salem, defeated Bobbitt
and Gable, 7-21, 21-16 and 21-15,
and the doubles team of Leo Mar-
gosian and Dick Chambers, Sa
lem, bested Dodds and Aiken, 21
14 and 21-14.
Michigan State is a member of
the seven-team Western Intercol-
I legiate Hockey League.
for keeps, Idaho swinging through
Oregon for four games and Wash'
ington crossing the mountains for
a double session with Washington
OUIC. : j, , j I .
IdaHo is the Division's pre-sea-son
champ so far, with seven vie
tories and one defeaL The records:
.'" W L
Idaho , ' 7 1
Oregon ' 7 3
Oregon State i " 7
Washington State j . 5 4
Washington 0 7
By Jimmy Hatlo
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Preps Retain
Platoon Grid
By JERRY LI SKA
CHICAGO Iff) Two platoon
ootball junked by colleges
will continue next season in high
school ranks and the nation's prep
eaders also think they can curb
feigned injuries.
So indicates a preliminary sur
vey of . 20,000' questionnaires sent
by the National Federation of
State High School Athletic Associ
ations to 45 state members to
guide its football committee meet
ing Jan. 9 at Atlanta, Ga.
H. V. Porter, secretary of the
ootball committee, reported that
the early vote by members is 93
per cent in favor, of continuing the
present high school free subsutu
tion rule. j
This allows substitution when
ever the clock is stopped.
The national spotlight was fo
cused on what has been a time-
honored practice a feigned col-
apse by a player to stop the
clock when Notre Dame was
believed to have used the strata
gem to set up a touchdown in its
hectic 14-14 tie with Iowa.
Porter said three proposals have
popped up in his group to "elimi
nate or discourage . that practice,
These include:
1. Give officials specific instruc
turns to refuse to stop1 the clock
in anv "anestkmable" case-
2. Stop the clock automatically
at the end of each down dunng
the last two minutes of each half;
Sports Group
Has Petition
State unia Ntwi Scrrie
FOUR CORNERS The Four
Corners sportsmen have originat
ed a petition calling for the pro
hibition of certain fishing in
Coastal streams. The petitions are
available at most of the hardware
and iDortin? eoaAs stores in Sa
lem and suburban communities,
including the Four Corners Hard
ware and Sporting Goods stores,
A total of 70 signatures are al
ready included on the petition at
the Four Corners Hardware Store
at present
The petition reads as follows
"Prohibiting certain fishing in
Coastal streams: To prohibit any
person from fishing for salmon
or trout by any method except
hook and line in any Coastal
stream south of the Colombia Ri
ver. Ban would also extend in a
three-mile radius from mouth of
such streams. Imposing penalties.
Fish Commission may except Til
lamook Bay chum salmon."
Tide Table
Tides lor Tft. Oregon January.
ism (eompuea oy u. uow & Geo
detic Survey. Portland. Ore.)
HIGH WATERS ! LOW WATERS
Jan. Tune ' Hi.
1 17 a m. 711
1138 pjn. 4.7
3 9:49 ajn.
Time HL
2:44 ajn. 3.4
4:42 pjn. 03
3:36 ajn. 3.5 I
532 pjn. -03
12 :08 ajn. 4.9
100 am. 7.4
12:47 ajn. 5.1
11:11 ajn. 74
133 aon. 5.3
11 :M ajn. 7.7
1:57 ajn.' 5.5 ,
1237 pjn. 7J
2:31 ajn. Si
133 pjn. 13
3:06 ajn. 6.0 ;
2:14 pjn. !
423 ajn. 3.9
9M pjn. -0.8
8:09 ajn. 33
S39 pjn. -03
5:56 ajn. 3.4
5:16 p.m. -0.9
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"733 pjn. -03
7:34 a m. 3.0
39 pjn. -O S
S39 ajn. 2.7
9.06 pjn. -0.1 1
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