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Okeli, Ready to Play
LOS ANGELES The Iowa
football team arrived by air safely
Thursday and Coach Forest Eva
shevski decided to call off a sched
nJed lisht workout Thursday night
in preparation ; for the intersec
tional game with UCLA Friday
evening. w .
The Hawkeye pifet explained
that by the time the squad prac
ticed and got back to the hotel it
would constitute too long a day
for the players. ' ..
Lisht Exercise . .
The UCLA Bruins went through
light exercises before going into
seclusion for the night. They are
still favored to defeat the Big
Ten invaders, who very possibly
are thinking ahead to a conference
tilt with mighty Michigan.- .
Evashevski intimated lie would
Kiuc uia ui initial auuiiug iiuup
a bit, and shoot first with either
Eldean Matheson or Donald Dob-
rino at left halfback instead of
Earl Smith. ;" '
The coach said it is "very doubt
tuT that Rodger Swedberg, 215-
pound tackle will play at all. Cen
ter Bill van Buren and a reserve
.end, Frank Rigney, are also doubt
ful participants but apparently
have more chance to play than
Swedberg.
Palmer Won't Play .
Coach Red Sanders disclosed
that - his No. 1 linebacker, Steve
Palmer, definitely will.be out of
action. Sophomore Jim Matheny,
157. ' will carry most of the load
in Palmer's position.
Passing . star .Ronnie Knox ap
parently has recovered from a i
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Theyll Do It Every Time
By Jimmy Hatlo
Ws donTt kKombout yooR towm.but
IM KSW ROQUEFORT THE WHOLE POLICE
FORCE IS Otf THE JOB DlJECTlN6 PRE" '
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copsswrces
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Benson IMiglit
Play Saturday
Big Dean Works Out
With Pads; on Foot
Encouraging news floated through nounced Thursday that Matthews j
the Willamette University campus W,M "".i Murray curneu oi yni-i
Harry Matthews
Plans Comeback
VANCOUVER, B. C. ) - Seat
tle' Harry Kid Matthews will
come out of retirement to headline
a- boxing card at Exhibition Gar
dens here Nov. 3..
Promoter . Earle Kalani an
nounced Thursday that Matthews
Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Oct. 21, 1955 Sec 4) 3
cago
bout
in a : 10-round heavyweight
Huskies Seek
Speed, Power
Squad Put Through
Stiff, Long Workout
SEATTLE I University
Tide Tabic
Oct
22 I
i
Thursday night 1 as the school's
fanthntl rnnfr larnprl that in
ljured epd Dean ! Benson may see ine ,l)U" at poKane last wasningion looiDau piayers speni a
some action against the Pacific Ui year. wun waunews winning a an afternoon Thursday seeking
of
I Badgers at McCulloch Field Satur- 10!",u"? decision
dav nicht
Benson has been sorely mi
by the : WU Bearcats, and is re
garded as the team s best end.
He suffered a cracked metatarsal,
bone in the fore! part of the foot.
and has been out of action since
the Oct 2 Fresno State game.
He worked out with the squad
Thursday night With" his foot arch
built up with padding, keeping
weight off the fore part of his foot.
Head coach Ted; Ogdahl said Ben
son complained 'little of pain dur
ing the drill. (.
Definitely Woa'tj
The big end.
' more fspeed and power to use
Matthew! annnnnorl hie rafirA.
i Bimvuiivvu niJ f bill , . . , . . , .
ssedlment last f year after losing his : aa,nif stanford Saturday
is
27
third fight
Cockell.
with England's Don
Macera Meets
Jap in 'Main'
30
The stiff 'and lengthy " workout !
was the first real deviation from I
three solid days of developing a
defense against tjje aerial might
of the; Indians.
- Coach John Cherberg said the 31
team is attempting to build around!
the things it already does well.
"occasionally adding something or j
tossing something out."
4.-04 p.m
i.m.
5:07 pjn.
7S4 .m.
p m.
1:18 k m.
.1:30 p.m.
8:35 tjn.
8:40 p.m.
9:27 i.m.
9:44 p.m.
100 a.m.
10:42 pjn.
10:32 t.m.
U M p.m.
11.-07 .m.
Tlmt Heirht
10:05 a.m. 3.2
112 p.m.
11:18 ajn.
9.3
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TIDES FOE TArT. OREGON
(Compiled hy D. 8. Coast Gco4ti
rryj Portland. Ore.)
J HIGH TIDES LOW TIDES
Time Height
5:42 i.m. 4.7
5.7
48
5.4
3.9
5J
5.3
5.1
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5.1
1 .
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s
5.3
8.9.
S.S
7J
n.1.9
at 9.9
12:27 a.m.
11:49 a.m.
5.8
7.8
12:18 a.m.
12:37 p.m.
1:10 a.m.
. 1 1 p.m.
I:OI a.m.
2:51 p.m.
1:49 jn
3:43 p.m. 1.2
3:30 a.m. 1.1
428 p.m. 9.4
4:13 a.m. 1.3
5:13 pjn. -0 3
4:52 a.m. 18
5 :54 pjn. -0.9
5:33 a.m. 1.9
5:41 p.m. -1.3
Irish, Badgers Liked to Win
Alaska Area
Hunting pHot'
FAIRBANKS, Alaska Wl An
estimated 30.000 caribou migrat
ing to new feeding grounds are
' crossing the Taylor highway. dur
ing hunting season, and Alaska
nirrrods are having a Iielct day.
The animals are moving from"
a - region near N the Canadian
boundary into Alaska for the win
ter. A total of 714, of. the animals
is known to have been bagged
since Saturday, ! " These were
checked through-a fish and wild
life station. Others have no
.doubt been killed but not "check
ed with agents as yet
The Fish and Wildlife Service
By WILL GRIMSLEY
NEW YORK (A If the scores
appear high and a little on the
dizzy side this week,; they match
the picker. Pardon t he aspirin
hangover from the rockiest foot
ball session of the season.
Our score was 27-15, a little bet
ter than Notre Dame's, but it re
duced the season's mark to 162-34
for .750. . 'I:
; Back on the beam:
out Silly DeGraaf. Princeton by
an extra point.
Texas A k M 28, Baylor 20:
Bear Bryant has his Aggies fit
and fighty. This is a tough confer:
ence to fathom but the Aggies
should win at home.
UCLA 20. Iowa 6: Despite loss
13; Missouri 13, Nebraska 7; South
ern Methodist 20, Kansas 0.
SOUTH Auburn 28, ; Furman
0; Georgia Tech 33, Florida State
0; Georgia 20, Tulane 6; : Missis
sippi 'State 27, Alabama 7; Missis
sippi 21, Arkansas 6; Tennessee
28. Dayton 0; Vanderbilt 33, Mid-
Navy 27, Penn 7; It's a 14th
unKaafon Wnitforinps have Rose I straight defeat for Penn. which
Bowl fever. Minnesota, with three
defeats, 'lacks speed of last year.
Notre Dame 28, Purdue 14: It's
hard to raise a team after a set
back such as the Irish took last
week but Notre Dame doesn't lose
two in a row.
Rice 21, Texas 14: The Owls
bound back from loss to SMU;
Texas has lost four; of five and
can't ' get out of the habit,
r Princeton 21, Cornell 20: The
Tigers have lost their ace, Royce
to Maryland, the Uclans still have! die Tennessee 0; Virginia Tech 21,
one of the country's best teams, j Virginia 7; Wake Forest 28, North
Duke 21, Pittsburgh 7: Pitt has Carolina 21; William k Mary 20,
size and depth but Duke has speed J George Washington 13.
and imagination; should win its i SOUTHWEST Texas Tech 20,
nun 5iraiBni. (Houston 13.
FAR WEST Utah 26, Wyo
ming 13; Washington 21. Stanford
6: Oregon State 21, Washington
State 13; Oregon 14, Arizona 7.
Hp 2i4 "w don't niwt to sii-
Luigi atera, the thoroughly: Dris . Stanford with anvthine un
popular and easily incensed Ita- usuaij i think they have us pretty
Start '. an matador who this weex cap, weii scouted. The team will have
definitely won't Pc the Armory mat mixes with a to do everything better than it has
start, but if past performances, thiful-packed win over .Bui (Bull) done at any . time this season,
are .any indication even a little sishment as the feature "f next Chuck Taylor has his team rolling
action will be enough for Benson Savage, draws another top as- right jnow." . .
to break up the . game. j Tuesday night s show.
Ogdahl said that the squad as; Matchmaker Elton Owen an-
a whole looked good and that Ger- nounced Thursday that Macera is
a bruised; to go against Toi (The Great)
I IK
hasn't won a game since it upset j
the Midshipmen 9-6 in 1953.
Army 38, Columbia 6: After two
straight setbacks, Army gets a
chance to collect itself. Columbia
has only a passer, Claude Benham.
Southern California 19, Califor
nia 6: Too big and too many.
Maryland 33, Syracuse 12: On
a dry field, Syracuse will" find
Maryland a different team than
Army last week. ;'.''
Oklahoma 21. Colorado 0:' A bat-
ry K a n g a s. nursing
knee, definitely; would see
action in the 8 i p.m. tussle. 1
The squad plans only a light
drill today, with no pads, then
will rest until game time. Sched
uled to start are:
Ends, Vic Backlund and Keith
Harris; tackles. Dave Anderson
and Dale Greenlee: guards. Sam
Haina and Gordon Chang; center.
Chuck McClureJ
Quarterback, Benny Holt; half
backs. Windy Scqueira and Bobby
Zoelch; fullback, George Koani.
Charlie Bowlby of Denison,
Tex., hires a college boy with an
aqua lung to prowl Lake Texoma
to find fish fori his resort custom
ers.
some I Yamato in the main event.
The sinister. Judo-wise Jap
needs little introduction in hese
parts as a wrestler. The barefoot
Oriental who wears many battle
scars as a result of wrestling
crowd riots he's caused, appeared
as a surprise on this' week's card,
substituting for ..injured . Buck
Weaver. Yamato won over'new
comer Ji-1 Hady,: using hi regu
lar! Judo-fillcd mayhe- f '
in fact, the squat Jap has been
winning regularly since returning
to the Northwest slightly more
than a week ago.
The balance of next week's
card will be announced by Owen
later on.
Look
i and Learn
By A. C GORDON
; : : j
1. What is the most frequent of
all diseases? !
2. What sport has one of its j
participants using a megaphone? j
3. (Which U. S. state touches '
the SJ. Lawre.nce River?
4. What aquatic bird can swim
"aster underwater than on the
surface? .
3. How many bones are there
in. the human face?
! ANSWERS
1. jThe common cold. 2. Crew '
racing (the coxwain uscs.it)
New Shipment of
Factory Irregulars
Just Received
100 Wool
Good Assortment
: Open AH Day Saturday
KAY WOOLEN
MILL STORE
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Across frsMH WiBamsjW CltplW
Flippin; and the Big Red is with-'tie of unbeaten teams, but the
k7VMJl J 0UlipiJ ava vsow au
. . ,
fierd shooting." Hunters who
are firing at random into the
herds, in the manner of buffalo
hunters of the old west, have left
many wounded and dead animals
in the field.
Wisconsin 31. Ohio State 14: Fig
ure the Badgers to reverse last
year's score.
MIDWEST Michigan State 21.
Illinois 6; Indiana 20, Northwestern
i7; Iowa State 14. Kansas State
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