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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1956)
Duck Liked To Win OSC Lose By WILL GRIMSI.EY NEW YORK. Sept. 20 l-How good is Notre Dame? Is Pitt the test team in the East? Can Georgia Tech to all the way? It Stanford headed for the Rote Bowl? These, and other football ques tions, will be explored this week end as the season of bumps-and-grins hits like a cyclone. Timidly, we venture into our firt pick- Notre Dame M. S.M.U. 13: Paul Hornung and Jim Morse, as passer and receiver, show the Mustangs some of their own "aer ial circus." Mustangs lack experi enced backfield. Georgia Tech, 20, Kentucky 7: This is the same team which beat Pitt in the Sugar Bowl. Kentucky Bastien-Drapp To Seek Title The tag team combo of Wild Red Bastien and Andre Drapp. who battled Bulldog Bud Curtis and Henry (Muscles t Lens to a draw on a televised Portland tag team scrap early this week, are to col lide here in matchmaker Elton Owen's Armory feature next Tues day night. And it will be championship match, with Bastien and Drapp at tempting to take the Northwest tax team belt from Curtis and Lem. In their Portland mix the champs stalled out the final 12 minutes of the match, protecting the title. They were roundly booed for it. and Owen is thinking; of putting a "no time limit" tag on the rematch here Tuesday. Full details of the card will be announced Sunday by the match maker, who claims he outbid Portland for the rematch of the two rival teams. FISHING REPORT (CenUaaea frara page t at Winchester Bay la food. Salmon and rutthroal angling li fair In tide, water area of lower Umpqua. Sal mon analini at Cooa Bay remains fair to food whenever weather al lows risftirif. Trier are a lot of Jacks bnnf taken out of the Coqulll riv er in the Prraper-ParkeMburf area. A few tea-run rutttiroats are now hnn taken in the Milllroma river. ( Siltrooa lake cutthroat ansllnf li food on troll Tahkenitrh lake perch and hlueflll anilinf 11 food. rr.MTRAi. Anfllnf hai been alow at Kant and Paulina lakei, but fly fishinf in the ; eveninf for eadern brook trout at , T.t lair kit hM imi! f ' lake has been very food. Gold lake la food Ode II lake Is food with aev eral ratchet of larfe mackinaw re. ported. Devil like la only fair. Mar llvn and Rosary lakea have been pro during iair catches of eastern brook trout. Crane Prairie reservoir has been food with Ion of blnebaek be Ini csu.nt. Cullus river ti the beat apot. Nice catches have been taken from Big Lava lake. fish, are begin. ninf to hit food on Wobl-rltea. NORTHEAST The Wallowa and Imnaha riven eontinue to produce food catches of : rainbow on both flies and bail. A few larfe rainbow are beinf caufht in Willow lake with bait. Huh lakea : In the Wellnwai remain accessible I and fly fishing should now be at its best. Fish lake in Baker county u producing ltmlta on flies. Steelhead j are beinf taken on the lower Grande Bonrle river near Trov. Good catch- : et of large channel catfish have re cently been made on the Snake rtver in the Dug Bar area. John Day area streams have been fair. Straw berry lake nai produced food catches on deep troll. SOl'THCAST Malheur reservoir is food. Beulah reservoir and the apillway below Beulah are fond, and trout are be. Ing caught up to IS Inches long. Snake river is fair for small bass. Blitzen rtver Is food and furl lake (Harney rountyl food. not the tame without Bob Hardy. Pittsburgh 14, West Virginia 0: Corny Salvaterra and Joe Walton are old West Virginia nemcses. The Mountaineers have lost their ace quarterback, Freddy Wyant, and the big men of their line. USC Picked t Wia Southern California 19, Texas 14: Jon Arnett's speed and C. R. Roberts' power too great a threat for Texas' large but unseasoned line. Missouri 14, Oregon State I: Here's a sentimental victory for Don Faurot, the split-T papa, who has announced this is his last season. Tommy Prothro still build ing at Oregon State. Maryland 27, Syracuse 14: Tom Salep and Fred Hamilton w i 1 1 make Marylanders forget its grad uated backfield stars. Syracuse hit by injuries. Baylor 19, California 6: Doyle Traylor's recovery gives new coach Sam Boyd high hopes at Baylor. Vanderbilt 20, Georgia lift The Commodores still riding the mo mentum of their Gator Bowl vic tory. Georgia is mystery team of the South-Eastern Conference. Slandlerd Liked Stanford 21, yVashirurton Stale 7: John Rrodie's passing arm sends Indians off to good start. Duke 27, South Carolina 13: Duke has edse in seasoning, with Sonny Jurgensen tops; South Caro lina rebuilding. Texas AM 20, Villanova 0: The Aggies have returned a veteran line, with two tough backs In Jack Pardee and John Crow. Others: FRIDAY UCLA 27, Utah : The Humane Society should be concerned over Uah and not UCLA's depleted legions. SATURDAY Midwest Texas Christian IS, Kansas 7: Kansas State II, Okla homa A4M 6; Nebraska 21, South Dakota 0: Louisville 7, Toledo 0; Miami (Ohio) 14. George Washing ton 7: Detroit 20. Marquette 19; Cincinnati 14, Dayton . Sealhera Area N South Mississippi State 14, Florida 13; Mississippi 34, North Texas State 13; Virginia 19. VMI S; Wake Forest 20. William 4 Mary 14; Florida State 19. Ohio U. 7; Clemson 27, Presbyterian 0; Tulane 13, Virginia Tech 7; North Carolina 19, North Carolina State 13. Southwest Arkansas 21, Ha r din- Simmons 7; Texas Tech 19, Texas Western 0; Rice 27, Alabama 7. Far West Washington 2s, Idaho 14; Arizona 14.. Wyoming ; Ore gon 13, Colorado 12; Denver 21, I tan State 14; College of Pacific ID. Colorado AIM 12; Arizona State at Tempe 19, Wichita 7. Janowicz Has 'Little Chance' 'Skins Not Counting On Vic Returning WASHINGTON. Sept. 20 George Preston Marshall, owner of the Washington Redskins, said to day there is almost no chance that injured halfback Vic Janowicx will be able to play this year for his National Football League club. Janowicx suffered a severe con cussion in an automobile accident last month at Los Angeles, after the Redskins opened their exhibi tion season with a victory over that city a Rams. With Quarterback Al Dorow also sidelined by injuries and No. 1 passer Eddie LeBaron just back in action the Redskins have had a hard time winning ever since. They lost last Sunday to arch neighbor hood rivals, the Baltimore Colts. Janowicz, former Ohio State All America, was second high scorer in the league with 88 points last year and led the Redskins in ground gaining. He figured high in Washington's hopes for this season. The 190-pound back is still in a Los Angeles hospital. "He's due to be released this weekend and return to Washington for further treatment, but Marshall told a luncheon given the Redskins by the Washington Touchdown Club "it doesn't look good." Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fii, Sept. 21, "56 (Sec. IV)4l Georgia Tech, Kentucky Meet in TV Game Saturday GONZALES TRIUMPHS MILAN, Italy. Sept. 20 W-Pan-cho Gonzales of Los Angeles beat Frank Sedgman of Australia 8-4, 8-4, t-3 to win the "champions trophy" pro tennis tournament tonight. SEPTEMBER SPECIAL Motorola CAR RADIO Today'g Pitchers national i.EAore Brooklyn at Plttaburtk. fnifhU Math (11-41 vs. Kline UJ-1 Chimrv e Mirvavkee -Inlftrt) Spann il-iai vs. Kaiser (J-i. St. Louis at -Cincinnati tmfhtr MtttH (14-m vs. NuxJvall ll-)li Philadelphia aC New York inifhtl rarreli (0-0) va. AntonelU (I7-iai. AMmicAw i.r.AC.vr, New York at Boston (nlfhtl La r sen i -fti vs. Nixon (-) or Sul Uvan (13-71. Cleveland at Detroit (nifht) Wvnn (lS-Ki vs. Hoeft US-li. Kansas Cltv at Chios Co It twi nifhti Cnx 1O-01 and Oitmar ill :ii vs. Dnnovan (11-S) and Harsh man 1 14-101. Wa'hinfton at Baltimore (nifhti Hernandez lO-H vs. Wifht -1Z). TOSKI HOLDS GOLF LEAD OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 20 !v Fragile Bob T o s k i played the best scrambling round of golf of his life today and came up with a 4-under par 88, to lead the first round in the $15,000 Oklahoma City open tournament. Only Pins Ant. A Install ...FREE MAI SIAT SPEAKER ; with every car radio purchased in Sept. HtlHHIHHHIMfmHHIHOHmntlH No Money Down $1.25 Per Week eeT Green Stamps SERVICE STATIONS. INC. By BILL HUDSON , I Tech. like Kentucky, is up to its '1955 mark of eight victories, one "We figure they are as tough as LEXINGTON Ky Sept ' 20 lW nw in SEC opposition, eight loss and one tie plus the Sugar any team on our schedule." r.n,i. tk' (i-rj ' ..' league foes standing between the Bowl championship, lis line, says Kentucky. J -1 last season, ueorgia lecn. lingered as tne Engineer, ind the pennant Dixie Dodd. is only average for the wound up in the middle of the con-south-eastern s football, best, tan- Popsters figure will fly in Atlanta 'league but the backs are talented ference race and is remodeling gles with a darkhorse challenger this fall. Asked if he had any spe- and plentiful. ! after losing seven starters. It pre Saturday and Tech Chieftain Bob- cial plans to counter Kentucky's "We certainly are not underrate sents a capable, veteran first-line by Dodd vows he can't afford to challenge or get his seasoned ing Kentucky." Dodd commented. I attack but Its reserve is sprinkled point for Kentucky. j squad up for the opener, Dodd re-: : ' new season at Lexington before ai "No, with the schedule we have Miss Tlirif tway May Win After All lhm " national television audience (NBC), this fall .we will have to play them and a near capacity turnout of 36,-one gams at a time and not try 000. Game time is 2:30 p.m. (cen-1 to . be up mora for one opponent ral daylight or eastern standard ., another. There isn't lime;. v The game will be carried by KPTV, Channel 27, Portland, Ore., at 11:15 a.m. SEATTLE. Sept. 20 I The Times said today a committee' of that tne Inboard Racing Commission nas reacnea a Decision mac couiq I. J.ll n- U .1...... H.M rrnu-u uiiicihiw ucistro mtiii, h. r.M rw t Mi.. Tech counts 19 returnees from jxhriftway. the Seattle speedboat the first two teams that posted a which was disqualified after fin ishing first in the. race Sept. 1 in Detroit. ' "The committee has agreed that Miss Thriftway did not strike a buoy," the Times said. No com mittee member was . quoted by name. S with untested sophomores. ; V.and fullback Bob Doughterty Coach Blantoa Collier, who leans j spirited and trimmed to a solid 219 to the belief Tech is the circuit's' pounds.- muscleman, asserts "wen try to) Tech lost only reserves in its make a contest of it, Tech is the . backfield but wiU miss guard. second best team in the country and I'm afraid we don't have the equipment to do it," 'Kentucky and Tech primarily feature a ground game. The Wild cats operate a split T type el of fense, Tech the spread T featuring its famed belly series. Graduation took Kentucky's pass ing duo of Bob Hardy for All-America end Howard Schnellenberger but returning are tackle Lou Mo chaels and center Dave Kuhn, -certain to attract national attention. Franklin Brooks, the Sugar Bowl's outstanding player,' and center'.', Jimmy Morris. 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