r C : r.C.E ECKEN Idowna tocii'ht and led U a couple
r Mi::' I'.Z, Oct u-Quar- mor for 31-14 victory by the
. l?r:ik Bit by Layne't Passe; Detroit Lioni over th Baitimor
- i through the m'ut as though I
direcYd by radar for tw touch-
Parrisli Clubs
Bounce Leslie
In Jamboree
By BOB SCHWAXTZ
Siatesmaa Spwtt Writer '
The combined Grey-Card from
Parrisli scored a resounding 31 te
11 victor.. mvr tH. P lit-lsiM fnm
Leslie last night on Bennett Field
before 1000 fans at the Junior High
Jamboree. The two Parrish teams
played the two Leslie teams on;"
i
quarter each.
The Parrish Greys opened the
scoring when they tent fullback
Dennis Burright off right tackle for
seven yard an a TD in the first
- period. Shortly afterwards, "Lefty
Tommy Edwards faded back and
pitched strike to Jim Simmons
which was good for 81 yard and
the second score. The Bluet could
get no serious scoring threat
started In thi frame. ,
-Gyt Geld fl "' ' "
The Greys and the Leslie Golds
fcatUrt a scwletf tie if the
second quarter, with neither team
thraat.nina1 Stanimita fftr thaDetrott
r- . -j i. ..j I
uirje wn uiwaiu ana Burn,
in the backfield and Dav Kelly
in the line.
With the halftim score 11 to 0
In favor of Parrish. the Cards tH"B!l';iW Tauehdowas
took over against the Leslie Blues1! a piX mZ'
; gnj w;ted nn tim. jn racking Bf hawl. Canvtrsaona. Rcchlchar S.
a tcore when their hard running
fullback, Larry Penrod, plunged
through the middle for seven
ed'S
and six points and then added
extra point the tame way.. Just
extra point in tame way.. a th-.-- u-;
before the period ended, Tom Wy- f-ffl V 1P1 flT
att intercepted a Blue past tndlW r HWI J
went 28 yards for another touch
down, : V.--
' Harp Betara Kkkaff -
Oa the following kickoff, Ron
. . a il a. it a - j
narp reiurnea we oau w yarut
and then Del Sheldon skirted right
end for 19 yard to th one fit.r;.r7.,." 7""
m..l ,(, Umrtt nk.i.-nJ u
tnark where Harp pluhged it over,
The quarter ended 25 to T I"W1ZZ::ZJ:'T . k.l
W lOT
Farnsh. ,
In the last oeriod liainat the
Gold,, Card fullback Penrod raa
wild and finally,seored w a plunge
iromyrooui. ine uoiqs pro-j
vided tome excitement when Kim
Clark took a pltchout and went T(
yards around hi right end for a
touchdown. . . -;
Standouts tor the Cold were
Clark and linemaiv.Bruce Ramage.
For the Bluet, Harp played a bang
up game along with Sheldon. The
Cards Penrod, Bob Hawley and'..,, h-m an.r than iiMmI
Steve BonawiU were the offensive fourth touchdown by Den-
guns while guard Ben Hiijasht and'.i. ,nnv in .ran n nn Mirhl-
end Wyatt were tough in the VntgdB maJ tU)ke4 lith Bationllyr i
!" - . ..-t . i -u 4 The running of Johnny Major
lr"T...Z 1 A Carter paced Tennessee!
yard pm irom edwardai, penrod t
m.s rsisn -
Tnurhdnwna. Hara ll font itunnl.
ci., -.7 yard n).
htidon irum. : ;
OlflrltU: lUitrae, Garth Kouae;
tlmpirc. Cava Andtrton; Haadllnat
tnait, Hm Kawlln.
Bearcats Drub
Badgers, 39-7 ,
(CeaUaaed tram preeediag page)
sards for another I pointer.
Willamette rounded out their
scoring when Coach Ted Ogdahl
cleared the bench and Windy Se
queira took a pitchout and then
passed IS yard ot Freshman Dick
Hazelett for the final score. , ;
Pacific Ceta Lae TD
Pacific Kored their only TD in
the third period when, after a So
yard drive, Duane Baker plunged
over from the one, The Badgers
gained most of their yardage on
the opening kickoff and on the
coring drive Jn the third period.
Larry Roff was a standout (or
Pacific while Stroebel. Bill Wall,
. Rex Domaschofsky and Larry Kent
were detensive rocks for the Bear
catt. The Willamette first unit
didn't tcore, but Sequeira and
Chuck Koani looked good packing
th ball. : 1 :v -.
Wlllam.tta
I It S-J
I t 1 t-t
Pacllle
Seorlnf! Wlllamatt. Touchdowtw,
Kent t4t yard pan Irom Holt), Holt
, (1 yard run). Stroebel tbloekrd
J Hint I, Campbell 1 iracovtred lumbla
n nd ton an 17 yard r.nK Hat
lll (It yard paM tram Saqutlril.
1 onv.rt.ona, Hon j k.cui. pac.i.c
Touchdown, kaker tl yard run).
Canvaralon. Gary flak (kick).
Look and Iarn,
Ky A. C COKDON '
' l. What was the first electrical
house'iold appliance invented?
I. From what nation did th
United Statet purchase tha Virgin
A ct,t.. m.rVi... tk. viral.
I. Who was th first woman
-
ta
be a member of th U.S. Presi
dent's Cabinet? r ,
2 How many flulrei of paper an
ther in a ream?
S. What animal I the largest of
the great cats?
ANSWERS ,
1. The electric iron.
2 Denmark. In 1918-17.. . .
; S Frances Perkins, Secretary of
tsbor under F D. Roosevelt.
; 4: Twenty, ' 'i i::r
--
Bob Lemon of the Cleveland In
r ns is the fourth American Let-,
true pitcher in history to win 10
lames during seven different set
t ms. The others tre Walter John
t (li!ie Tiank and Lefty Grove.
i, U';xt Ore, Sun., Oct. 7, '35
pt 0
W W MUM
:o 16
Colts.
Tb National Football Let rut
veterans' first three passe hit for
54 yards, the Ust going 1! yards
ever the goal to kaliback Doe
Mcllhenny. His next one found
Done Dibble all alone for a 54
yard fcorinf play befort the 42.13
fans, who had braved showers,
barely settled down. .
Laya Carrie far TO
.Layne passed the Lions SI yards
dowa the field oa three rifle shots
and took the honor of running the
last aevea yards ta score for a
11-7 lead at halftime.
When the Colts threatened again
by pulling up to Sl-U la the third
quarter, Layae't 10-yard pass ta
P! Middletoo art up a J yard
touchdown plunge by Gene Ged-
maa. Jim Martin i field goal from
Un kR
lull's . : k. , , .
uvuwn scinwi avaigoi victory.
Shaw Make Leaf Pane -
The Colt was shackled except
for two )mg distant aerials by
quarterback George Shaw. Ray
Berry caught ana for 41 yards
oa the 3-yard line and L. G. Dupre
took it over in the first quarter.
Shaw tailed the football another
3t yards to Dupre who caught it
or the 10 and took a header on the
wet turf into the end tone. Shaw
otherwise completed only six
paste-and had three intercepted
while Layne was making 14 of
a for yards.
M t in ai
Baltimore ... ,
7 a t i4
n.lmit Mriii..- Taurhdasma. Me.
Illhenny 11, run-pan from Layne);
I Dibbla (St, run-paw from Laynei;
Lavna 11. run): Gedmaa (1. plunge):
Conversions, Layne 4. Field foal,
Penh Finally
Sooner$ Soar
(CaaUaaed fron preeediag page)
. ,jh u a..... st.nrnt
r. rf.
ow nioni ui uriroi nimviiwu
, v u. im iha
MI l.U aiul Pitt
... th. ..nhaai.a
ar&BUll, v-v vvci iiuin,tai . im
wa k'wrtar' out of the unbeaten
..ci. '... i. m i
r&Z ' , lilies.
Illinois,
. in,.rc(.DtM1 ,d , re-
covered fumble set up the scores
for Michigan State after the two
Big 10 powers had battled through
a scoreless half before 101.001 at
Ana Arbor. Th Spartan, rated
second behind Oklahoma ia last
week' Associated Press poll,
scored first on John Matsko'i 20-
a
over Duke in the highest-scoring i
Ztt?&i&lmi h,ud 'i 'MW 't ,n
SOUtOern rlV'SIS. IHO Same lOTmU- j Illlfu, nanalt at a .nuial mn.
la that worked for Mlchiean State. !
. ..a
. . " X." " T r j Ir"Tr
", "V" v ' r ,
to spin tHaniwu.
Arneu. who will plav only twice
more under the Pacific Coast Con-
fererrce'l "five game onht" edict'
tor : mote uiyoiveo in we rvu,
tnaneup, carrieo time ior a ?
. ... , j iL.
yar avertg to led the TroJnt.
Nitre Dme. beaten In its open-4
a. IW SMIt aaal Mia 1..I
" "i, r.Va .Vau.4 i. irf
moved Into a H wfl In the first
period and never trailed against
Inliana Paul Unmnna PM tnr Ana
touchdowa and passed for anoth
er. - .-,
Other Tap Team Results
Other mior results: ?
EAST Princeton 19 Columbia
.... .
Army U .Penn State 7. Yale M
nroww , wavy m vaneu a. noiy
Lro za ungate ,-lulls w ntr -
vard 13.
MIDWEST
Tulane 20 North-
westemW. Nebraska low Stat .nothe7 ininot onnortiTnitv and k J . Mr J-i.,!-- i rnni. ,eft' thpy ot notner. Aklrich and Pil(,(l "P a Mhimr lead- game at Conn.e Mack Stadium to- ln "' l t-bhets Held.
J. Colorado 26 Kansas . Minne- T Ten club moved ii vards W ' 8 L ' Dick Windham ","min UP on a largely on the running if fullback PORTLAND, Oct. 5 -The Un- flight A crowH , m M, ; Casey Stengel, the Yankee man
'.. b.,.,1... ,4 ,1 n..... ?M 812 le" cluB mo.vefl yros This was a game the American .-VA nrino . v , Tk.m... ..7,.... , iversitv of Oreions facu tv rep- ,k.....k i a...,.. am acknowledced "Its a luckv
SfLii w ? Me"M),"l 33
Missouri 17, .r .- e-...-K- , '
SOUTH - B.ylor 14 Maryland
nti1IuntLn !' MiM,i8sP"
pi State It Georgia 7. Kentucky
IT Florida I, Virginia T Wake For-
est . Boston Univ 18 William and
Mary It (tie). South Carolina 14
North Carolina 0.
Colorado Nios
Kansas, 26-25
LAWRENCE, Kn., Oct. tfu
Sticking strictly to single-wing
power looioau anu exung qrr
on an enemy converaion attempt,
the Cnlarado Buffaloes von their
second Bie Seven Conference
game by edging the Kansas Jay-
hwkt. M-25. before JO.OOB today.
The teams traded touchdown.'
each getting one per quarter. Kan-
... amrari in ih. fnnrth and
r-rte- Glen Wahlmeier'i nlce
. ui.u. i
- Irinlr fn Ik. .vlra ekAlnl anlll tk.
aw. . HV.,1. ..Ill Ml
. -v. a... w..... . l
li u 'ai n. uui .aiisr, ttmm uitiibi
crossbars. But kansa wti penal-
ized five yards tor illegal proced
ure on the kicking play and on the
next try Wahlmeier'i boot wtt to
the right of the target. v T
Sophomore Ellwin Indorf of
Colorado made good hit first two
tries for the extra point and hi
second one proved the margin of
victory. .'. . ' '.,
Colorado t yardage-gobbling off-
tackle Dlayt, one an 80-yard sweep
h", tailback Bob Stransky In the'
isst quarter, aa Kansas oenina
al' the way except for a brief 19-
14 advantage late in the third period.-
: '. ; , - , ,
Howard Cook, a classy sopho
more halfback from Worland,
Wyo., scored two Colorado touch
downi. 1
1 -
Stanford Scored First Out Not Enough
( fir- . -
v -
COLUMBUS, Ohio Stanford fullback Loa Valli scores on handoff play early in the first
quarter of Snturday'i football
. an HQ-yard march within 4 minute, vtlll run over Uhio
ford fullback Gordon Young (44) it sprawled on the ground at right Ohio State broke
- a 20-20 deadlock with two fourth period touchdowns to win, 32-20. (AP YVirephoto)
Yanks Win
uuiiic iiuiii
(Continued from oreedlg pje
niirh avar for rilled rtrike '
while old Enot looked. Then came !
three balls in succession.
Shall Get Fan Soar
; Swinging : on the 3-1 pitch,
Slaughter drove th ball over the
head of iriilo, straining at the
leash at the very edge of the
right-field barrier. It tailed about
four rows back while Bauer, Berra
and Slaughter circled th bases.
u u ..... .i... tk. v.-v. h.H
J'J TJ. ST . k.i ..C iX
TirLVrir"
ine serin, niujnt iu itmi
w. l.j k W th. v.nt.
k..,. n.t . ii...!.. k.l.
mun ua.v ton m i
lot for a full hare.
w la. a f..n .h.ra I
.. ... .....
L.TT. .LTJ .li ,I
tha customer!.
He treated tnem
to th tarn dose of drama that
Maglie, St, gav them on opening
day.
Slaughter' hit was the finest
moment of this tense, close-to-the-vett
bid game but it didn't have
too much on the thrilling race be-
Huskies Spill
niini;28-13
(CotUaaed front preeediag page)
3" r"' ,
"'Vn: ... ...
lounn-oown pau icu iik.ui.i-
Piete insiae me visitors 10-yam
line, but the personal foul penalty
gave the ball to Washington with .
first down on the Illinois 1. Cre-
M Gree8 over to Kore
n mu , umbit recovery by
Minor that finallv rave Illin-
I"""
oli , Knrinf chince , the midde
1 T. m.j an., uinn,
W .W """I. fV""
rlM ln oau on tne wasning-
M .k. wfc. nirkaii .m
tw y;rd aml then the elusive
. ... '
i,,i. ifwH.r Harrv jenerxnn i
circled right end for 16 ytrds and
the touchdown. He carried three
men th last four strides.
Huskies Regain Margin
Wachlftfftrui ant hart Ha harrv
touchdown margin in the free-
, fin,, opening wit
t. so.vard march in 11 olavs to
a SO-vard march in 11 olav to'S r it " 1 ZL Tih '
mSthtacaM-T wjHodJM on Co Ins frrtff w
An fSh!SS ?2 fnmh... .m .J"? Mantle agan popped up
i . . i
in teven niays to close the gan
to 11-13. But Washington reUliat-i
m with a rlrlva nf tt varrla
Mpptd by Derby's two yard
touchdown plunge to put the game
-ie
r
I tmnoii
t o 7 13
7 T 14-M
Waihlngton
Illinois arotinf
f.raon 1 (17 run;
Touchdown Jai
lrun). Converaion,
Miner.
Wanhinfton acorlnf. Touchdowni,
Derby 1 itt run: 1 pluntal. Green
II plunjel. Harrint 1 plunfe). Con
varflant, Derby 4.
Whitworth Win
Streak Finished
SPOKANE: Wash.. Oct. ( lT One
oi college lootoain longest current
win streaks wat snapped at
rf!rtt tnntrtf a. hMv (,vnrrA
Whilworth of Spokane wat upset
by Central Washington IM.
Whitworth, which started its
atre.k toward Ih. end nf th. 19ia
season, had won most of its Barnes
i. ik. .m.ii w,o
Conference but also had victories
... . , . t.j ..ir.!..
atf.in.l Kln.ua lnil.n.n1anl mnA
Rocky Mountain colleges.
P..1 M, M.WIII IIIWI MVIIW.H. .!.
b t n
iiii. . , numiuui ujiii-Kira.
Miami Tops Boston
MIAMI. Fla., Oct. $ (A-Miami'i
hard-charging lineman bottled up
Boston College's great paster, Bil
ly Donlan, tonight and bad little
trouble rolling to a 274 victory
over the Eaglet for their second
win of the football season,
Donlao had driven the Hurri-
canes ciozj mn season oy inrow
ing for 17 yards and a touchdown
to hold Miami to a 14 7 decision
when the Hurricanet were tup-
posed to win by a mile. Tonight,
Miami was primed to stop the
Boston sharpshooter and lucceed
ed beautifully.
! , '
' o
game with Ohio State. The 8
1st Series
uumay-ov
Mween Furillo and the Yankee re-
y " the ninth.
Relay Nips Farlll
Uading off the ninth, FurUlolBuck 8. relied mostly
smashed a Ford pitch to the aux-!0"
iliary tcoreboard in right center.
Not content with two bases. Furil-
lo loomed on toward third.
Bauer's throw to Martin and a
perfect relay to Carey just nipped
him sliding Into third. The next
two dodgers went quietly, Roy
Campanella taking a called third
strike and Charlie Neal rolling out I
to Carey
The Dodecrs. who l.ad trailed n
the earlv innine. in both of their
winning efforts, got out front in
the second innine when Jackie
Robinson walked. Hodges singled
and Furillo scored Robinson withlwn"n' UB ,h i".
a long sacrifice fly that was
caught by Bauer near the Yankee
bullpen gate after he had stum
bled. Hodges hit was an infield
blow on which Gil McDougald
made a fine stop but couldn't get
the ball away In time for a fjree.
Martin promptly got that run
back in the Yankee second when
he hit a 1-1 pitch deep into the
lower left-field stands, just barely
fai ft iwna kit at am- ind knmar rxf ,
thii'saria. .nri hi. fifth in S.ri
play.
Oaaaalu. fl.awl.a..
Ford and Craig huffed and!
puffed through the next three '
SrS .tkfiwi'jra
.... . . , , :
scoreless Innings until Bees'
' re?cn' . ,M sniaer ac" I
rince gave Brooklyn n run in ine
, ..k
After tha Slauffhl.r Mnlnsinn
Iha rinHffara earn, hack with one
through the courtesy of an error ;
oy third baseman Carey. Hodgea
walked and Furillo singled of!
an. a. a . a-i 11
fouled out Neal bounced In easy
rw.-. t. T V !
IUU1CU uui, lira, uuuincu an
d c n M d b ,
""ru v"' ' ,V . ,
". 0B "" P'
th plait, fumbled the ball and i
.k. . i... i k. .imi. '
Hodge
With a chance jP 'th ,
a nil, pmcn muer nanuy acaauu
flied out to Slaughter and Junior;
Gilliam forced Neal at .second on
a hopper to McDougald.
The Yanks picked up a i run they,
v
really aiflnl neea in uweignin,
WllQly past
nuukca uii vuiima
t,..,- .mn. hd to win to stav .
alivJ or M team ever had come
back after losing the 'in three,
in fact, only two teams. Including
the 1955 Dodgers, ver dropped
the first two and bounced hack to
take the rich winning share.
Manager Stengel aid before the
game that Tom Sturdivant (16-8),
wno pitcher briefly Friday in
Brooklyn on relief, would work the
Sunday game which starts at
1:03 p. m. EST. He called Martin's
fine relay on Furillo "the key-play
of the game."
After the game, Manager Wal
ter Alston of the Dodgers picked.
Carl Eikme 12-11) .o ijtch Sun-,
ay. It was a surprise to many ,
baseball men who figured Ml Mag-;
with nn.v .u... dav, rest so that
'S b avafla'ble s needed
w0uld v"aDe ls nw0M
lie ua-ai wuu.u int
! ,or P08810" MVem" gme'
I naooKLYi n Ntw voa. A)
..,m " . R.uf r r Af ? ?
Sill'1 1 ? S I rJ,Z.- I i i
smder.m 3004 Mntie.m 4 1 1
Hobntn.s Jilt Berri.c ; 1 ;
ruYtiio.r t t 1 Minin i 4 1 1
no.i i . i ?'". " ? ;
Cmrinlax 10 0 I Me
Dsd.i 1 0 1 4
" ' -
I Neal.l 4 1 Csrey J
a t i
Id!
I a . i
wraig.p a w i
a-Jackan 1 t
Lablne.p Itt
Totals 31 I Total. 31 t 27
a-riled cut for Crai in 1th.
Brooklyn (N 010 001 100 J
New York (A) 010 003 Olx t
t Carty, .Neil. RBI-Cmpanll,
Martin, Snider, Slighter J. Berra.
IB Berra, TurlUo. 38 Reeaa. HR
Martin, Sliushten'. sr-Caropanalla,
Snider. DP Martin, MrDoutild and
Colllna: Crai. Raet and Hodfea;
Neal, Ree and Hndgei. teft Brook
lyn (N) S, New York A( 4. BB
rord 2 (Rnblnaon, Hodteil, Cralf 1
(McDousald). Ublne I (Slauehterl.
SO rord 7 (Reaae. Snider i. Furillo,
Neal, Campanella), Craif 4 (Carey 2.
Ford. Bauer), Labine 2 icarey. For)
HO-Cralf 1 In t, Lablnt 1 in 1. R-F.R
Craig 4-4. Ublna 1-0. Ford -l W
Ford. L-Craif. U Bofteu NI plat.:
Napp (Al first baae: Plnelll IN)
Mond baae: Soar I A) third baa.:
Gorman (Ni left field: Runs I At J
rlht field. T-t;17. A-73J77 (paid).
I
' 'it 'f":.
v V
I. Ja(.4-.' '
UlL'.W. iaUa
yard touchdown run climaxed
nairoack Jim Rosebore. Stan-.
Buckeyes Trip
Indians 32-20
(Continued from reredlne Birr) 1
cepted pass to break a 20-20 third
quarter deadlock
I Klanfnrri ft.n virtnrv ai-b, tk
Brodies marksmanship as the
Indian soared 80 yards in 12
Pya. 83 in 15 and 52 in 8 in their
scoring drives.
Ohio's touchdown went to Jim -
my Roseboro. senior right
back who scored three times.
twia nn 7 v.rA ,j
on an 18-yard pats from sopho-
more Don Clark who counted the
othpr six-pointers on runs of 35
j tn
and 10 ards
ohl x to the airway, only
twice and completed one. the
Oark - Roseboro scoring play which
Fullback Lou Valli scored Stan
ford's first touchdown on an
yard run. Brodie hit end Carl
Isaacs with an 11-yard pass, and
tackle Troy Barbee with a 4-yard
aerial for the other Indian scores.
Stanford .
Ohio Stat
t
7 7
a-Ml
r i n 14 n ii, ,
Stanford icorini - Touchdown'.:
.14
vain is-yara rum; laaara
pass from Brodifi: BarbM
pass Irom Brodio. Convemona:
RftrV
2
. .I0U5hJ,on": LV.k '
tboi'T ror?:".";,:'
" V" ! n f . Vlivriwuiia,
touffars Win
VVUUMI U II til
C
Amir Rtnitrlc
ilJlllVl U10.TY1l)
wsr
"T
anomer Chance trom the 19
and Frankson went over from the
t.,m it r t im
'l M lliaiC t t flUCl .TUT
iN, GvlB L
rich s conversion
v, Clvlnl I'm
N Giving i
But the Vandals, down o
32 nlflvfr htvaiim nf in it
only
because of injuries,
" "iv. "r
woukln lve "P G
arv Johnson.
filling in at quarterback for the
iniured Howard Willis Hrnv. Ida.
ho 7 yards for a fourth quarter
touchdown
ThrV Ont nnnthpr minntnc Isinr
when Larry Aldnch intercepted a
paM on the WSC 24 and Johnson
huM over frnm thp onr
The conversion , attempt was
hlnckMl hnw.v.r anrl i wa8 .
blockcd' hottever. nd " as a
sae s d for tne c
ars wit) te ,han d
v'-
wajihinston suie 7 s M -53
Waaninf ton state scoring - Touch -
downs Windham 1 it. pass (rom
I. .win. ii. m. uiu.run irom nmrirni
. .,
fciiinesen 1ST. pass-run from New-
ir.ani; rrar.l
plur,i. 4,
plunRt); Convertlona:
Hare, Aldrich
Idaho aenrins Touchdowns: Norb
12. plunge); Johnson I (4. pjunge; 1,
plunftl. Converaion Karmer.
A ii tlio ny Wi ns Nod
In 10-Itouiid Mix
WASHINGTON. Oct. S jr Tony
Anthony overcame a (altering start
, a m dccjsjon nvpr clar.
enc, Hinnant. in nationally tole-
j vised Uffht heavvwe oht in.rn.mr!
: . . '"-"'"j-'-'"
2 un,Rh Anthony we'shed
171i Hinnant 170.
i Anthony took a knockdown in the
, second and was staggered reneat-
,n, the .th,r1, "me
trong to outpoint his hard-punch-
ing rival
me Dell intervened on the scc-
i ond round knockdown as Anthonv
new nunseii erect oy me ropes.
Under the "10 point must" sys
tem used in Washington, referee
Eddie Lafond scored the fight
94- 88 in favor of Anthony. Judge
Benny Saperstein favored Anthony
95- 93, but Judge Joe Buns scored
it 94-90 in Hinnant't favor.
Sport Shorn
Homer Hobbt, Furman football
coach, formerly coached the Navy
line. He also played wilh the San
Francisco 49ers under Ed Erde
latx, current Navy coach.
Marc Guley is in his seventhly Ie" Christian 41. Arkansas
.... . . c ' f Texaa A A M 40, Texas Tech 7
season at coach of the Syracuse
University basketball team.
North Carolina State has 20 let
termen on itt 195 football team.
G!:ni5 - Ccrds, 49ci's - Hems Pby Tc? Fro Tiiss
By MIKE BATIIET iplaved at Green Bar and San booted three goals from 11, II and prone star la Hugh McElhenney.
The AtsactaiH Pre Francisco. The Cardinals-Giants yards out to give the Cbicagoans Los Angeles had an easy time ia
Two of the more surprising ele- 'fray is slated for Chicago. ja f-T margin over the defending defeating Philadelphia 27-7 last
mcnts in the upset-prone National
rik.n t .. v.- vv i
Giants and the Chicago Cardinals, i New York fullback, provided the team ia the Giants, but should be : the best running attack, sue
fight it out for first place in the necessary complement to swift able to count on chunks of yardage cumbed to the Giants. The 9ers
Eastern conference today. j halfbacks Alex Webster and Frank from OlUe Matson, nave never quit reached the
The Giants, perennial threats for Gilford in their opening day win. TUk Grid CUsa ' height of them but a
th Loop Championship, come into Tripled scored three times and ! The Bears and Packers wiH be sound McUhenney could make it
Chicago boasting 38 21 thrashing of ; gives the Giants as solid ground j meeting for th 73th time in a n- rouah for their title-minded oppo.
the Saa FranciKo 49er. The Card attack as they have ever had. The! valry that has extended over per- nenu. ....
oa the other hand stunned the Gra-; Giants also unveiled as starting iod of 31 yeart with tha Bear j In Salurday night i gemet, th
ham-less Cleveland Browns. -7. quarterback. Don Heinrich, who holding a 1-!S edge. Six game . Cleveland Browat defeated th
In other league action, the title 'passed to two touchdowns ia th ended in ties. - I Pittsburgh Steelert. 14-I0; the De-
favorite Chicago Bears meet the first half as his team rolled to an! The Rams, basing their attack oa troit Lions turned back the Baltf.
Green Bay Packer and the de- insurmountable 144 ha!ftime lead, a pair of spectacular passer, j :mor CelU. 31-11 and I the Phila
fending western champs, the Loa! Th Cardinals, however, were Norm Vn Brocklin and second- delphi Eagle whipped the Wash
Angeles Rams face their intrastate stymied by the defense of the itring quarterback Bill Wade, ington Redskins, in The Lion
rivals from San Francisco. Browns and depended solely oa the meet San Francisco, the team with thus took over the lead in tha
The Utter two games will be foot of Pat Summerall. Summerall plenty of potential and a injury i wester conference.
Iowa Nudges
0SC, 14-13
In4th Period
Don Dobrino's fumble on the
Iowa 31 on his kickoff return.
Conversion Blocked
Joe Francis, throwing from the
30, caught Durden on the 10 and
the halfback met no trouble run
ning across the goal line. Un
fortunately for the Beavers. Ted
Searle's conversion wa blocked
yrank Bloomquls"
Lowe's run for the second Ore-
gnn State touchdown was the best
of the day. It came immediately
after his team had been dropped
back to the Iowa 49 on a holding
penalty.
Lowe promptly made up the lost
yardage and more with a rip
through Iowa's left side and out
into the open where he found him
self in the friendly company of
teammates vi hose escort service
w a s marvelously proficient
fa,nM, "man ras ,u
his pain.
Searle made the score 13-0 with
uTJ -"Z
. ' Z "
"W".
Perts. w,ho ha.d tabbed Iowa 85
, i00"" vorne ,
; lo, QB )ur ni
half-!.,Ioa was 'thout Kenny Ploen
I lts No- 1 uterback. for the last
2 4 periods. He injured a hip and
"ncertain how badly he
' U!
The Orcizon State advantage
evaporated with ereat haste in
the fourth period under the turn
shout plav pf an lows squad
anxious to uphold the prestige
sained with s 77-0 victory ever
Indiana a week asn
Iowa's bad moments in the first
half were accentuated by three
a" .rd by Orrgon
State. One came late in the first
period after Iowa had reached the
Beavers' line
i Beaver Pass Intercepted
Oregon State hid to threats
.... . .
?0,n m we second quarter. The :
'fWK!HiM
iv c-i v yxrtiotxj onu ma iiuci i e. yi
ed P"- Another five-yard infrac
Oregon State after a
F" 1 ""VI RUIIC Hit M'1 il
Evashevski apparently was so
aispieasea wun ms nrsi team
that he started his second string
in tha ciwAnit half Cut K.-. ui.nt
... .... ...... ,n -i...
I back tn his regulars tollowine a
spurt hy the Beavers that eventu-
ally wound up, with Lowe's 49
yard run.
Oregon Stat.
o 7 o-n
1 Iowa
o o o u
Ornn Suit acorlna Touchdowns
-Durdan .3. o..-run.; Low.
runt l on verion--se?ine
In-
a acorine: Touchdowns Gilliam
110 paw from Nor.ra): Oibhon .33.
paaa-nini. Conv.rtlona Prracott 2.
Colorarlo Team Bowk
T0 Air Force eademv
-
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo
Oct. 6 (iP The Air Force Academy
Fnlnnna tMmaj tn tWir m.rwA
; decisive football victory of the
season today with a 53-14 conquest ,
, nf Coorado Co , Rockv;
Mountain conference team that
han't u.o in thr
hasn't won in three outings.
The unbea(en Fa , .
fl , fj
i" ' " o.-u.,n.
Hillmnc Unnt
' Thomson scored four times, three
; in the first half, on runs of 46, 8.
, t h i vrAc
, , wim , j ai U3.
-
I?IlltorillJlll TMlli
; uregoii liuh tim, n and speedv nauoacK Joe scuncro. '" """ " """"
HrOUIls; to Virlnrv,rouP' in Prtland- He outlined Washington took a ft-0 lead in the . , Jf . L
u,u""' l" ' ,v-1"1 steps which led to heavy penalties seCond fluarter on a 17 play 81- ,unll ni one Ford 1 Pltch
prm...nrM rw , (against the University of Wash- yard driVe, which wound up 'with f lnto deep right center to open
0.iriIS rL.ip.iLm.n in8,on- SmMeTn California S Dale Atkeson plunging into the end "'n'n and . scu" to
r..X''J for '"W' Pymfnts ,0 ath- ne from the three After Don lh'rd '!ket.a,Jfr,eh!,rn rbblt'
adroit passing and the bulldozing
of Ed 'Big Mo i Modzelewski en
abled the Cleveland Browns to
come from behind for a 14-10 vie-
nrv " r-- .Ki. nui.k.il. C I 1 .. .
onik i, . v..rr.T M!hj,, as though that is a matter
tonight in a National Football I Jicr
League game.
FOOTBALL
SCORES
Minnenota 21. Purdue 14
Southern Mrthodist 33, Misaourl 77
Michigan Slate , Mlchljan 0
Tulane 20. Northwestern 13
Nebraska 9, Iowa State 7
Colorado 2d. Kansai 25
Oklahoma ts. Kansas State 0
SOUTH
Vanderbilt 32. Alabama 7
Virginia Tech M, Florida State 1
Mississippi 14, Houston 0
Wast Virginia 7. Texaa
Rice 23. Louisiana State 14
Baylor 14, Maryland
Tennessee 13. Duke 2
Mlmtssippl State 19. Georgia 7
Kentucky 17. Florida I
Virginls 7, Wakt Forest
Boston University 11. William and
Mary 18 (tie)
South Carolina 14, North Carolina
0
The Citadel 40, Stetson t
Clemsnn 13. N. C. tte 7
Auburn 41. Furman 0
Tulsa S4, Marquette 0
PBOV FOOTBALL
Cleveland 14, Pittsburgh 10
Philadelphia 13, Washington I
Detroit 11, BalUmor U
Met Tiiplett Stars
u.i Ti-ii.tt kt Awrf
Title Match Card Also
Includes Bull Montana
A rematch between champion
Francis for the Pacific Northwest heavyweight title belt will be the :
main event on Tuesday' wrestling card at the Salem Armory. Ust i
week, after Francis won the first fall. Curtis opened a nasty cut on
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BILL MONTANA
Toledo Terror Back Tuesday
Racing Croup
Hands Penalty
PORTLAND, Oct. 6 UT-The Ore-1
on State Racine Commission to-
v
n.v ,USDOnried W. R. Bundv of
Aav ciicrtfnHH W R Kllivlv Of
Cal"-,rom 811 0fSoa
R.mdv'a horse, thp commission
rnnnrtrrf ia. fnnnH after the last
rare nn the laqt dav of racing at
th. rironn Stat. Fair to have
,,,,
hc commission's action will
prfvent Blimiv (rom rscing any.
. . .. . ... .
wnrrp ln Ihe mitea states
The commission also: The country's seventh ranked Iff telephone.
Dismissed an appeal by Larry player, a membeT o! the I' S. "Today's the day the doc's said
Daniels from a $25 fine levied by squad for the last four years. ha.s hy bahy would be born," the bald
stewards at the state fair. He was to be counted out this time le- nS ex-National Leaguer said as
accused of assault
Upheld a ISO fine againt harn
I ' t.k u.L-iww- I..
m"r ""
ss owni
i reckless driving
Approved a motion calling for
an automatic alignment oevice:jr., wj meet next Thursday to
for photo finish service. ,pick the team.
Attending the Portland commis
sion meeting were Bruno, re
cently - appointed race commis
sioner Charles Kvans of Salem,
vice-chairman C. A. Huntington of
Eugene, commissioner Frank
...
s,ate Fair racing from Salem
S'ate 1 air raclnt lrom pm
' in!.. Ifl
HUIIIS lAUUIII U f
x.. . -'
(n.tn n A tli1ptiu
. i.lCMIl 111 Atlllf IlLH
. resen a ive said todav he is cer-
tain the university is as "clean
1 as it appears" in enforcing the
Pacific Toast Conference athletic
-
-
Code.
Orlando J. HoHis. dean of th?
'Oregon law school, addressed the
leles
He said some sports writers,
particularly in Southern Californ- yarrs out and Bobby Walston con
ia. "talk about Oregon being lily verted to give the Eagles a 7-8
of disgrace."
Hollis said the clean record re-. third period for the 'Skins,
suited because the university dc- j A poor punt by Baker it trav
cided "ta- be worthy of being a elled only 11 yards put the Eagles
late inslilnlinn and the kind of in business for their winning drive,
place you fathers would like to Taking possession on Iheir 35, Ken
send your boys." ! Keller, a rookie halfback from
Tide-Table
Tines ron taft. orm;on
(Cemalled by IS Coast 4 Geodetic
Survey. Portland, Oreton)
High Waters Low Waters 1
Oct. Time Height Time Height ,
7 2 :W a m. 54 7 57 a m. I 1
I M p.m. 61 t St p m. -0 7 I
t 3 30 a.m. 8.1 I 39 am. 21 1
2:31! p.m. 85 t:45 p.m. -0.4 1
( 4:29 a m. 4 I II im. 26
3 21 p m. 12 10 37 p m. -0 1
10 5.37 a m. 4 7 10:23 a.m. 2
4 11 pm. 57 11:13 pan. t3
11 t il a.m. 4 7 11JJ ajn. I I
5 12 p m. 5.4
12 7:32 am. 40 1134 am. 0 S-
6 23 p m. 5 1 12 5S p.m. 21
13 6 22 a m. 5 1 I 31 a.m. 0 7
7:37 p.m. 3 0 2:00 p.m. 2 S
14 0:03 a m. S 3 2:26 a.m. .
8:44 p m. 5 1 3 0S p.m. 2 1
13 9:40 a.m. it 3:13 a.m. 0
9:42 p.m. 3.2 3:53 p.m. 1.1
16 10:11a.m. 80 154 am. 10
10:33 p.m. S.l 4:34 p.m. I t
17 10 42 a.m. 4 2 4 32 am. 11
11:20 p.m. 5 4 9:13 a-.m. 0 5
18 11 10 a m. 6 4 S-ota m. 1
8 51 p.m. 0
19 12 04 a.m. 5 8 5:30 m. 1.1
U a-oa. t-7 tJt pjn. -0.4
champion Cleveland tquad. The s
rariU fra annthitr toucB oeiensive
Bud Curtis and Gentleman F.d
Francis eye nd the referee cauea ior an insurance loucnaown in a
a halt to the match when the battle 20 6 victory over stubborn In
went from the ring to the out-of- diana which threatened all th
doors. 1 wiy in the 1950 home football op-
The two angry mat warriors ener at Notre Dame Stadium to
smashed through a set of double day.
fire doors and ended up among The lineups were almost as
the parked cars in the alley be- green as the turf for both teams
tween'the Armory and the Marion in s plodding contest which saw
Hotel. the fighting Irish rlaw their way
The Salem wrestling commission into the victory ranks after a 19
held, up the title, ordered a re- u loss to Southern Methodist,
match and ruled that it would be a Hnrnuni Scores TI
"no disqualification, nn time limit" The Irish led all the way, scot
match.. This way Curtis will not jn2 jn the first quarter on bril
be able to hide behind the refuge ij,nt quarterback Paul Hornung't
that the belt cannot change on a 2 yard pass to halfback Aubrey
disqualification. Lewis, who scored two touch-
Last week's match was one of down
the bloodiest and roughest that Indiana, which opened last
Salem fans have witnessed in a weck with a 27 0 loss to Iowa,
long time and both the big mat scored j the second period on a
ruffians have promised to go all 64-vard drive with third string
out this week to settle the title qu,rterback Tom Kendrick
dispute. plunjins scros from the 1
Matchmaker Elton Owen has also Th;it f (, Notre Dam. holding
announced that Bull Montana, the , not too (mpre5sive 13-6 half
Toledo Terror, will return to meet tn)f mirgm
popular Red Bastien in the semi-, ri,B st0p prjV,
final match. Montana, a mean ind ( Indiana, which started fiv
...i . ... j. .,.ik i
ugiy customer, cm wiu .,
in the Northwest circles last winter j
I. pat.irnina rrnm a lurraufm .
" ........ - ,
ty in the midwest Bastien in
clean. lasi compeuuir anu
week went to a draw with Roy
K lirun nan.
t r.. ... . . DI..L
1 ne special event nas mat
Hawk, the Indian husky, against
rugged C.eorge Drake. The open-
ing maun in.rouuirs a ... ...a.
nasty from Detroit. Marty Marion.
who takes on Tommy Martindale
BUI Fletcher will referee in the
main attraction Tuesday The .W
heavyweight title belt is now on
display at Don Berger's Sporting
Goods Store.
Qii.Jlst TriLo
ivJM4ttCo X UHO
a.
Davis Limner
"'Ear to Phone
i of Westdeld, N. J..
0R
Richardson,
won't be on the l S Davis Cup
team that invaded Australia later
this month His place win ne taten
by Herbie Flam of Beverly Hills,
' '
....
cause of obligations to his Rhodes
scholar studies at Oxford I'niver-
..... i- r-.,i,M
The Davis Cup selection commit-
trf, headed hy Chauncey Settle.
Philadelphia Nips,
v. 11 to. f
IiedSklllS, lO lO V
PHILADKLPH1A, Oct. 6 iP-The
Philadelphia Eagles sloshed X
yards on 1(1 plavs in the fourth
miarter with ouarterhack Bobhv
Thomason sneaking across from
the , t0 comc from bohind and ana wmiey roras cratty pncning
'defeat the Washington Redskins,'" new hope into the
,M ,n a NaUona, Football L Yankees, staggered by two open-
,;n
..n..uS .....:......... U1iv.s
The victory was the first, against
one defeat, for the Eagles, and the
-a ,...;k. i.. ;.
frames for the triDnled Redskins
ct.uiiu aiiaiKiii m.ia ill ail iiihiiv
wk David w.h0ut the services of
star quarterback Eddie I,e Baron
Schaefer, prize Philadelphia rookie'
v.. n.,. Ja i .,
from Notre Dnme. scored from two
halftime edge, halfback Sam Baker
a . ... ...u ...i .. ....
booted a 38-yard field goal in the
North Carolina, and Schaefer. along
with Thomason's passing, sparked
the Eagles' attack. The key gains
were a 17-yard pass from Thoma
son to Skippy Giancanelli for a
first down on the Washington 40
and a 25-yarder from Thomason to
Schaefer for a first down on the 11.
DEER SKINNED
LOCKER BEEF ,k 17c
BEEF ROASTwm
Solera Moot Company Phono 3-4858
week. San Francisco, alwayf on
o ine leama in ma Leaiua wiih
Irish Victor
Over Indiana
In 20-6 Tilt
SOLTH BEND, Ind , Oct 6 tf)
Notre Dame marched 99 yards
sophomores against six for Notre
Vimt hammered a . partisan
a . ...w
crown oi oo.cn inio turner wun
, th,r(1 qu,rtfr m,fch o( M ylfis
to Notre Dame's 1.
But here the Irish showed the
stuff that made them a No 3
rhniee in the pre season pull of
the Associated Press They
ksnrf! ill t K. u av ilnu. n tha
.p( w V3r(,s jn ,
w,h Uwj, mnk hlJ
ond tmlfhnnwn wilh , 9vlr()
arnund pn(,
Mun n o v-
' NVnT1?;'f.I1,: ToUJJ. . Juf
I drirkj 1 1 plunjri
Noire D-inc scoring. Touchdown!,
Hornuni 1 1. plurtfri, Lrwtt 1 1,
pans fmm Hornung, 9 run). Con
vorsioni. Hornunf I
Naughter lias
NfcW YORK. Oct. UP - Old
; Pappy eos slaughter. 40-year-old
; late season pickup of the Yankees,
is playing his greatest World
Cn.iA ...,(k ... L. . 1 J
" urm
nf rivea me plaudits in the
tankee dressing room for his
three-run home run blast in the
sixth inning which propelled the
:ni.0 TO
" "
I'TIi ... k ,k.
"'nuj'lH , pit rim Ul VJ IIIC
Yankees on Aug. 26 from Kansas
City on waivers, said he is expect
ing a call any minute on the ar-
... .1 r - i ll:. :i ..
,. " a new mil. nis wue is
the former Helen Spicer of Cum-
Iberland, Md
"Helen said she'd call me the
minute she went to the hospital."
ho sld "Today's supposed to be
'he day
Slaughter's booming home run
thins we cot S auahter but Dut
. . e.1."k." .t Z.:
h" fin8pr on brilliant fielding
P'8 ,s the crucial moment of th
1 Came.
' 11 as the play at the start Of
nin,h inn'nS which caught Carl
1 Kuri" attempting to ttretch an
ftlg"1 ' """"
tneved the baU, shot it to Billy
Martin at second, who relayed to
Andy Carey at third for a "big
out."
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