Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 13, 1940, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON ag Thlrtwn, Wburn-James Tandem Triumnhs Over Jacson-McSriain At Armorv IS, 1M0 ujXfJverlin L On Tonight vnRK. Dec- " "r, cs Ken young r a chosen "most wt KSPby the fight criti, t -vnirience with Ki rW""lr.kS .go. f?JU of 'he Bronx will V h.r shot at tne miaaic kflSl tonight at Madison t. famed the respect of the yld by knocking Overlin ?Tta the sixth round of w. . and then whal- Sot merlin when "e 8ot a tribute to Overlings 1 that he weathered the JTind came on to win the st the end of 15 rounds, efiii Bellotae'i first 15 and he said the only rea Overlin get away in the L i that he was afraid of . himself out early in the f, and not having anything Miff me -'-o WHY SHOP AROUND? 90 PROOF Li IOIQUAUTY-A great whis- I for 60 years and made the jmy.Now better than ever. 01 TASTE Have von tried A Orchard lately? It's richer, potket, mellower Wonder's. tew in ptnee 95c '1.80 W QUART Stanfords in Good Shape PALO ALTO, Calif., Dec. 13 W) Clark Shaughnessy, Stanford grid coach who is hurrying home from the East to check reports his Rose Bowl football team is wobbly from influenza, can quit worry, ing, team physician Fritz Roth says. "Several of the boys were down with slight touches of influenza, but they have recovered," said Dr. Roth. "The entire squad is in good health as far as I know." The Indians are due to resume training Saturday for the New Year's day battle with Nebraska in the Rose bowl. ' Burly Beavers Beat Southern Idaho Team POCATELLO, Idaho, Dec. 13. W The Oregon State Beavers took an early lead and went on to defeat the University of Idaho Southern Branch team 45-29 last night. High scorer was McNutt, sharpshooting forward, who tossed in seven field goals and a free throw. The Beavers play Utah State Agricultural College at Logan, Utah tonight and Saturday nights. Marvels Score Win In Cascade Bowling Action last night in the Cas cade bowling league at the Eu gene Recreation alleys saw the Marvels take three straight from Danners; C 4 S Electric take two out of three from the Eugene Neon Sign company; the Army Engineers scored a 2-1 victory over the West Sixth C. of C. The Good year Tire company took a three game decision from the Metro politan Life team by virtue of a forfeit. mgn inaiviaual Honors for the evening went to Fisher of the Marvels with a high single game of 222. High series honors were taken by Bonney of Danners with a 879. Marvels Dsnnei &15 879 928 2732 929 863 868 2660 nsner, Marvels, 222. Hiih Sine! High Series Bonney, Danners, 579. EUSene Neon Sign 831 965 8622658 CIS Electric 934 918 8962738 mgn Single Nagel. Neon Sign, 190. High Series Hoppe, C6tS. 510. West 6th C of C 896 963 9282786 Army Engineers 978 921 9332832 High Single Hartung. Eng., 221. High Series Hartung, Eng., 546. Goodyear Tire 827 842 8752344 Metropolitan Life Forfeit High Single Fraedrlck, Gdyr., 188. High Series C. Turner. Gdyr., 497. WWIfMlfltWtflfWWICIilJItWWlttittWIttflCICittCtsictclclilfWlctctClClilltttl FOR YOUR FAMILY SANTA The head of your family is a pretty important manl This Christmas give him something that will help him keep up nil resistance during the danger months ahead. Jockey Longs are snug, sleek, warm and slyllsh. Knit for comfort, easy to launder, need no Ironing. Jockey Longs took winter under wear oil the vaudeville stage and put it In the style showil Gel him a supply of this famous brand of support under wearand get Jockey Contoured Shirts to match. Originated and manufactured by Coopers. THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE HIM Jockey LONGS 75 . n .. . ' c up per gormenl V V t THE MAN'S SHOP BYROM & KNEELAND 32 East 10th Clingman Wins Over Red Lyons Freeman Victorious Over Japanese Boy By JACK WELLS, JR. Jesse James and Billy Rayburn, the smoothest team ever to show in the armory wrestling ring, took the meanie tandem of Bulldog Jackson and Danny McShain into camp Thursday night in the main event of Promoter Herb Owen's weekly professional grappling card. A large crowd was on hand to witness the smoothies work against the two villains and the antics of all four grapplers had the audience rolling in the aisle with laughter many times. The match started with a flurry of fists flying all directions, many landing and many missing their mark by a wide measure. The four grapplers then finally set tling down and really wrestled a few minutes but gaining no head way they started in to rough it up again with the two Puritans falling victims to the villainy and losing the first fall. McShain secured a deadly Bos ton crab on James and made him pat the maf in token of surrender. The time for James' ousting was exactly 17 minutes. Gang lip On Rayburn Both meanies then started in to work on Rayburn and one min ute later they had secured a Bos ton crab and both held on to make the champ give up. The second fall was the one that broke the camel's back, both cleanies securing hcadlocks on their opponents and rushing from corners and letting the meanies collide head-on, knocking them just about senseless. After doing this about three of four times, the cleanie tandem threw their victims to the floor and pounced on them to pin their shoulders to the mat for the full count. The time on the second fall for James and Rayburn was eight min utes. The third and deciding fall started out somewhat like the first with the meanie tandem rushing out of their corner and swinging rights and lefts to their opponents, but this time they met with stiffer competition and before one could say "Jack Robinson" Jackson found himself the erstwhile victim of a body press with all the boys piled on top, even his partner Mc Shain, against his own will of course. McShain Scalped With the hated McShain left In the ring to face two smoothies, the blood-thirsty crowd stood up and yelled for his scalp and the two cleanies were not long in scalping their victim. Rayburn maneuv ered Danny into a spine "twister and held him while James drop kicked him into insensibility thus winning the third fall and the match. The 30-minule opener brought together Taro Ito and Ace Free man, the match going to Freeman by virtue of taking two straight falls over the Japanese grappler. It took the Ace 22 minutes to dispose of the little Japanese grappler, taking all the dirty tac tics the yellow skinned lad could think of. After taking all he could stand the Ace opened up with a flurry of rights and lefts which rendered the Jap groggy and an easy victim to a package body press Korn's Bakery Wins InMcKenzie League McKenzie League bowling last night at the Eugene Recreation al leys saw the Korn's Bakery come through with a well-earned vic tory over the Bev's Barbecue team. Despite the fact that the Barbecue team rolled the highest single score of the evening a 1023 ind despite Paul Brownficld hih scores for the Barberue team Korn's still managed to come through with a 2-1 win. Other league action saw the Olsen company team defeat Gen eral Petroleum 3-0, Consolidated freight downed Standard Stations 3-0 and Montgomery Ward dropped Rubenstein's 2-1. High individual honors went to Dave Povey of Rubenstein's with a high single of 222 and a high series of S5S. Results: , Korn's Bakery 911 ' OTS 8032339 Bev's Barbecue 1023 two B76 2463 High Single Rrownflold, Itpv's, 212. High Series Brownrield, Bev's, 534. J. O. Olsen Co. 913 871 843 2827 General Petroleum .- BI7 843 8072457 High Single Enderby, Olsen. 199. High Series Enderby, Olsen. 507. Consolidated Freight .850 953 9122715 Standard Stations 842 IMS 9052693 High Single Day. Con., 205. High Series Day, Con.. 578. Montgomery Ward 932 898 9182748 Rubenstein's 871 847 9702638 High Single Povey. Ruhensteins, 222. High Series Povey. Rubensteins. 555. Basketball DANCE At JOLLYTIME Oakrldge Saturday Night VERN MiNKLER'S BAND which pinned his shoulder to the mat for the count. Elton Owen awarded the second fall to Freeman by virtue of a technical foul after the Japanese grappler continued to use the.ropes and refusing to break holds. The second 30-mlnute match was staged between Otis Clingman and Red Lyons, the match going to Clingman by virtue of taking the only fall of the match. Newcomer Is Meanie Lyons appeared to be of the Puritan type when he first started to wrestle but the going got a little too rough for him and the mean ness then came out. He used all of the unethical methods known to the wrestling game to gain a fall over Clingman but the tavern op erator was just a little too smart for him. After matching Lyon's super speed and impressive style of grappling Clingman finally man euvered him into a jackknife and held him to the mat. for the full count, thus winning the first and only fall of the match. The time for Clingman on the fall was 25 minutes. With but five minutes remain ing in the match Lyons tried vainly to gain a hold that would win him a fall over Clingman but the Springfield lad used his speed and knowledge to great advantage and got out of many a dangerous hold and wrestled his opponent the re mainder of the match with neither boy gaining a fall. When the final bell rang Cling man was well on his way to tak ing a second fall throwing Lyons all over the ring with bone crush" ing headlocks but the bell saved the newcomer from losing by straight falls. The entire card was duly offi ciated by the ex-Eugcne-present-Glenwood, ex-butcher boy, present tavern operator, wrestling referee, Elton Owen. Monday,' Tuesday and Wednes day are the worst days for soot fogs over the cities of England. (United Prevst Oregon State 45. Idaho Southern ZS. Goiuaga 51, Whtlworth 27. Idaho 37. Bttmarck 33. Indiana 39. BuUer 38. Texas Teachers 53. Omaha 35. Ripon 40. Carroll 35. DePaul 50. Arkansas Stat 30. Cincinnati 48. Center 25. Indiana Central 59. Otterbein 37. Denison 63. Kenyon 39. Kent State 59. Fmdlay 38. Wittenberg 55, Dayton 46. Muskingum 41, Akron 3X Ohio Northern 43, Heidelberg 37. Western Team Will Average 203 Pounds SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13. CUB The Western squad of 22 college football stars will average! 203 pounds in the New Year's day East-West Shrine benefit game, It was announced today with comple tion of the western roster. The West will field a squad that averages 208 pounds In the line and 194 in the backfield. The last three western players were announced today. They are Guard Bernard Weimer, Kansas State, five feet 11, 215 pounds, from Irvington, N. J.; Tackle Stan Johnson, Washington State, six feet one, 215 pounds, from Enum- claw, Wash.; and Back Elmer Gentry, Tulsa university, six feet, 195 pounds, from Tulsa, Okla. The Eastern squad, including Tommy Harmon, will assemble in Chicago Dec. 18, arriving here Dec. 21. The West team will all be here by Dec. 21, except Paul Christman of Missouri, who will be a day late. The East squad: Centers: Leon Gajeckl, Penn State; Dwight Gahm, Indiana. Guards: Tom O'Boyle, Tulane; Joe Lokane, Northwestern; Louis Conti, Cornell. Tackles: Tony Ruffa, Duke; Fred Davis, Alabama; Nick Drahos, Cor nell; Mike Enich, Iowa. Ends: Larry Cabrelll, Colgate; Ham Schmuck, Cornell; Ed Frutig, Michigan; Bill Johnson, Minne sota. Backs: Bob Paffrath, Minnesota; Tom Harmon, Michigan; Red Hah nenstcin, Northwestern; Milt Pie pul, Notre Dame; Frank Regan, Pennsylvania; George Muha, Car negie Tech; Dave Allerdice, Prince ton; Forest Evashevski, Michigan; George Kracus, Pittsburgh. The West squad: Centers: Rudy Mucha, Washing ton; Robert Nelson, Baylor. Guards: Leonard Younce, Ore gon State; Ben Sohn, Southern California; Harold Lahr, Okla homa; Bernard Weiner, Kansas State. Tucltles: Vic Sears, Oregon Slate; Jim btuatt, Oregon; Jack Hart man, Rice; Stan Johnson, Wash ington State. Ends: Bill Jennings, Oklahoma; Jny MacDowell, Washington; Howard Hickey, Arkansas; Jack Mulkey, Fresno State. Backs: Paul Christman, Missouri; Andy Mnrefos, St. Mary's; Jim Kisselburgh, Oregon State; Dean McAdanu, Washington: Jimmy Johnson, Santa Clara; Bob Peo ples, Southern California; Jack Banta, Southern California; Elmer Gentry, Tulsa. GOLF TO BASKETBALL DETROIT Drew E g I e s t o n, ranking Detroit district golfer who qualified for the National Open, is a reserve on the Wayne University basketball squad. Close Scores In Moose League Play Moose league bowling last night at the New Deal alleys saw the New Deal team drop the Kle Klo Kleeners 2-1; the Nichol Kola team defeated by the Winter Gar den 2-1; the Rex Cafe decision the Veatch Funeral Home 2-1 and Williams Florist defeat Montgom ery Ward 2-1. Results: Willie Hoppe Named Nation's Number One Billiard Expert CHICAGO, Dec. 13. 0P The National Billiard Association to day named its No. 1 player of the) year Willie Hoppe of New York. Hoppe, who rode a spectacular 20 game victory string to the 1940 three cushion tournament cham pionship, also was rated first In the three cushion and the all around divisions. " Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia J?"l, !M "-! was named first In the pocket Kle Klo Kteaners 852 879 036 2667 I . , , . . . j , u High smiie-Meiiin. Kleeners. 210. I billard division and second in all High Series Weiss, N-D. 517. around play. Nichot-Kni. 89 87 io,2794 ! HoPP succeeded Welker Coch- wmtergarden 8!H 983 8932789 ran of San Francisco as the na- Hlgh Single Scott. Wmtergarden, 1&8. . tion's No, 1 CUe expert, High Series Johnson, N-K, 339. j . Veatch Funeral Home 942 941 9142787! flinpnp hlfl-'irnre. rV!rt Re Cate 955 913 974 2842 1 C U 3en- JTUrS TT in Hlgn single Harels. Veatch. 206. High Series Dotson, Rex, 518. Willlsms Tlorist 822 904 9362752 Montgomery Ward -.883 860 8192531 High Single Wright, Willlsms. 195 High Series Wright, Williams, 309. Bowl Signal-Callers Both Wear No. 13 LINCOLN, Neb.,vDec 13. IA) It's Friday the 13th and this lit tle item is just to show that Coaches Lawrence M. Jones of Ne braska, and Clark Shauhnessy of btanlord, nose Bowl opponents, aren't walking around with cross ed fingers. You simply can't be supersti tious when you let the Quarter backs of your teams wear jersey ' Huntington each contribute three numoer 13. And that is just what men. signal callers Roy Petsch of Ne-I braska, and Frankie Albert of Stanford, do. ; FLAHERTY FAVORS COAST WASHINGTON C o a c h Ray Flaherty of the Washington Red skins favors Pacific coast football players, has 16 on his squad. Flah erty says players trained in the bruising game played on the coast stand up better in the pro game. From Mohawk 29-28 MARCOLA, Dec. 13 (Special) The Eugene No-Stars, one of the best young independent quintets In the district, defeated Mohawk high 29-28 here Tuesday night, The visitors lead throughout but were forced to stop a desperate last-minute rally to win. The Eu gene team led 16-10 at halftime. Jess Trunnell led the scoring for the No-Stars with nine. Dwane Earnest scored eight for Mohawk. ALL-INDIANA QUINTET BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Not ons of the 22 men on the Indiana bas ketball squad of 22 men is from out of the state. Ft. Wayne and mm ItlVIHTII Ht ss With Ten High-th whiskey that's easy to take! Gel more out of life Uam to !. Toke- h ojy and ehoot foe whitkay that's easy to tak ... TtNHlGHl No,i' TiNHiGH'Slighl-bof.eJ Moothnei,. 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