Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, September 21, 1946, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textliters Fall Before Q By 25-13 Count AV I extra point was again wide and rr- A deceptive Vi Dick Maudlin after . ,1 ,n, wnen Mi ."" , Miners on w '"--- a line which , bowed eyery- tttberwere fa I KS on downs, Maudlin P,55f Bend's econd -i nit back over W7jardsfora NM? Vphil Gillis' TTwas wide of 5t.11 attempted to come jSfwktte kickoff on 50 where he slipped 1. to cut back. But three pined nothing id WJ, forced to kick. WtZZ the kick for PT.r.w,,i left end The Bend attack was Latnidueu oy " Cat roughness penalty. On Et plij Clair Thomas inter u. tmA nass and returned lis own u- " ii twice and on an attempted Springfield fumbled and h 01 BHIO iuv..". Eft failed to make a first ,m and Gillis kicked out fcid!, Ine Miners iwcu Ijjwn ind Maudlin gathered L ball on his 32 and reversing fell aMUl TOUT mil the first quarter ended following the kickoH. Early In the second quarter Springfield started rolling as Clingman smashed his way thru the Bend line tor two first downs and Corky Woods added another with a pass to right half Art Biack mon. With the ball on the Bend seven, Clingman hit the line twice and went over for the first Miller score. Clingman passed to Woods for the extra point. As the last frame got underway the Millers in possession on the Bend 30, Clingman hit tackle for ten yards and Left End Windy King picked up ten - more on a well executed end around. Cling' man passed to King for a touch down that put the Millers ahead Springfield kicked off out of bounds and 7 Yaudlin and com' pany started a march that netted four first downs and a touchdown with Sutton going over for the score. Gillis' kick was good. After Woods returned the kickoff 20 yards. Clingman's pass was in tercepted by Delaney. Maudlin took over and chalked up two first downs and the final score of the game. rlmllald (la) Pol. (IB) Band Kins . LE-. , Mansfield H. Cedrofl - Li 1 . ... cook Rawlings .IjQ.- Benson A. Cedroi .,.,. .C - Gilfallan Hansen RO Hext Welch ,RT Delaney Barge HB Gillis Todd Q . Hoagland Thomas H Sheffold Blackmon RK . Maudlin Clingman T ..Retton SUPRINQFI 0 T 0 S IS BEND .... 12 0 0 1335 Scorlne: BendTD Maudlin 2. Reiton ran, Sutton. PAT Gillis (plncekick). Spring. Cik. hanless Millers fori 3TralWw' ! u -r- i v,--i-suini, nwm MJOBfl Hum kgti Ben- wy. xav M can groan, Ordinal Lead Cut to One e; Eight Games to Go Sm Ib Mil Iff CABL UNDQUIST M m Sports Writer) jf YORK, Sept. 21-ttJ.ra though it might not be a bad beta St. Louis and Brooklyn play the Bed Sox m the ISeries. One team will have out shortly and the col on be brought about by fad place battle between the ud Braves. i Cardinals, one game ahead I Clinch Tie Coast Pennant (Associated Press) I San Francisco Seals Sat mod it least half of the e Coast Baseball Leagua pt with no chance for less tie, ud bad overwhelming to fain complete possession. more victory for the Seals defeat for the second-place M Atoms In each club's re al thtw games nabs the flag n irtndsco for the first M 1935. We unlikely event that San an ahould lose and Oakland u the remaining three. Mop the season in deadlock, Hme playoff will be held pj night in San Francisco, n cent u arence ROW' pmounced, pSols-aU but put the clinch. e pennant in a 5-2 tri. W the Portland Benvr f nlght, featuring the three- FTOJ 01 Ray "Cowboy" L ftimen to Sninn. virt,,i L.1 ... - ....- r -Wand's slim pen. ."w- ra a m-mt assault IM decision. h'ranktniv Tj i o a nugcica Weeied by the San Diego eavy odd8 40 wind "tat division for a berth i Governor's r,m ni.M JJ last-place Rainiers "wt 1,5-2 wln over tn,, Stars, who were held oWowibyLouTost. ta B H 1 -22S S? ,0 1 el Chambers and Step. "J OM Ml 001-2 e 4 J I Tost and Stsgg. 7" 01J SM iwnJ, . iSr-j-Mo ooooii-i , ; jfT3ti w ' Varsitv Bowl- JI!!dJinhl8hsing P W C.""es " 871 gniwie Rertiter-Onard.'iTnrene, Ore., gafarday. Sept. tl. 1949. Ttg t Eugene Anemen Trample University High Eleven, Tide Endures Worst Licking o4-0 By DEWEY RAT Coach Henry Kuchera's Eugene High Axemen made an impressive 194B gridiron debut Friday night at Civic Stadium as they trampled a badly out-manned University High eleven, 64-0. It was the worst defeat ever handed the Golden Tide by the Axemen. There was never any doubt as to the outcome of the game after the first few seconds of play and Coach Kuchera took advantage of the situation to give better than three full teams needed experi ence. The Golden Tide fought gamely all the way but they never had a chance. It was the 11th straight victory in the intra-city series for the Axemen and their 15th in the 17 seasons that the two teams have met. Plenty of Axemen got a chance to shine but probably the most watched and the most impressive was Right Halfback Robin Lee, transfer from Jefferson High and an all-city choice in Portland last year. He scored the first touch down of the game by returning Don Etter's punt from his own 30 action aaB' Welder, 3-i Ww Daintee of the Dodgers with eight more to go, can t expect easy going Sat urday as they open a series with the third place Cubs at Chicago. And the Dodgers, fresh from a home stand in which they won 10 out of 14 games, will face a Brave team In Boston that Is at its peak for the season, ambitious to overtake the Subs, who are one game ahead of them. The Dodgers, who cut the Card inal margin to a single game Fri day with a dramatic, 9-3 victory over the Reds In a replay of their 19-lnning, 0-0 tie, still are at a definite disadvantage. In order to catch the Cardinals tthey must win while St. Louis is losing and can overtake them only through1 two victories while the Redbirds are losing twice. Dixie walker came through to bring the Dodgers victory. in Fri day's game, hitting a three-run homer to cap a four run rally in the fifth. Johnny Vandermeer, who went 19 scoreless innings in the 0-0 struggle, had the Dodgers swinging futiley again and he was given the benefit of a 2-0 lead in the first of the fifth on a two run double by Claude Corbitt off sur prise Dodger starter, Art Herring. The Dodgers made all their fifth inning runs with two outs. Singles by pinch-hitter Stan Ro- jek, Eddie Stanky, and Joe Med- wick produced one run then Walker sent a fast ball soaring over the right field screen for three more. Hank Behrman came in to protect Herring's lead and pitched scoreless relief ball until relieved by Hugh Casey, who el lowed the Reds their final run ft the ninth. The Dodgers also added another in the seventh. In the only other game, the Tigers made 22 hits, six of them by George Kell to defeat the In dians at Cleveland, 15-1. Roseburg Tramples Myrtle Point, 33-0 ROSEBURG, Sept 24 Coach Mel Ingram's Roseburg Indians, rated the "team to beat" In the Tri-County football league, open ed their season impressively here Friday night by defeating Myrtle Point 33-0. Duane Pope, smashing halfback, was the sparkplug of the Rose burg attack, and two linemen, End Bill Benson and Tackle Bill Marsters, were outstanding. Benson scored in the first quart er on a 20 end-around. Pope tal lied twice in the second frame on off-tackle smashes of five and 13 yards. Fullback John Ulrich scor ed one of the two fourth-quarter touchdowns with a seven-yard drive, and Quarterback Tyler Evans scored the other with one yard sneak. Pope place-kicked three extra points. Despite the effective play of Fullback Walt Barklow, the losers lost mora yardage than gained and had only three first downs s against IS for Roseburg. Coach Ingram used more than 40 players. STATISTICS E V Yard gained ecrimmal 187 69 Yards gained passes ... .... 103 0 Yards lost scrimmage 12 56 Net yards gained J78 13 First downs rushing .......... 4 2 First downs passing -.... 1 0 Total first downs . 5 2 Yards lost penalties 35 15 Yards ret. punts 4c KO 20? 123 Ave. length punts ... 12 28 Ave. length KO , 38 25 Passes attempted ..... .... S 8 Pauses completed 4 0 Passes had intercepted 1 2 Fumbles 3 4 Odd. fumbles ree. 3 1 yard line all the way to paydirt 70 yard gallop. Good mocKing on the part of his teammates made it easier. In the third quarter he took another punt and galloped 60 yards for a touchdown. Rider Scores The Axemen scored 27 points in the first quarter. After Lee's first score, Jim Douglas kicked off over the goal line. On the first play a bad pass from center went bounding over the goal line and End Bene Rider pounced on it for another Eugene score. This time Douglas scampered around end for the extra point. The try after the first touchdown had failed. Douglas again kicked off. Roger Pltchf ord took it on the goal -line for the Tide and returned it to the 11. Again the first Uni High play backfired as Halfback Jack Countryman's . pass was inter cepted by Eugene's center, Jack Smith, who ran it over for an other score. Keith Welch punched over left tackle for the point, making the score 20-0. Late in the quarter the Axemen scored on a 24-yard pass-lateral play from John Reed to Rider to John Banks. Fullback Jim Hanns nlunged through for the extra point. Reed Plunges Over Early in the second quarter after Reed's pass to Lee had put the ball on the Unl High 10, Reed plunged through center for a six- pointer to run the score up to S3. The try for point failed. Douglas got off a long gallop to score the next touchdown as he broke away over left tackle to score all the way from his own 43. Again the try for point failed. The final score in the second quarter came a short time later when Ernie Wilde intercepted Jack Countryman's pass and went all the way from his own 44. No extra point again and the half time count stood at 43-0. The Axemen added, insult to injury in the third quarter as Gene Miner's pass to Reed was good for 43 yards and a TD. An attempted pass for the extra point failed but Lee's second long gai lop of the evening soon ran the third quarter score to 57. Tne nnai score came midway in the last quarter after Banks' end around gallop had put tne oaii on ine Uni High 15. Lee went through center for six and Miner scored from there. Hanns' pass to Miner brought the final total to 64, Uni High's deepest penetration into Eugene territory came in the closing minutes of the game after Mead had recovered an Axeman fumble on the 17 yard line. Coun tryman and Robert Wilcox tooK it to the eight in two piays. uick AnDlesate was thrown for a two yard loss but a five yard penalty Lynam, Cazell In Grudge Tiff A capacity crowd of fans, hoping to see Joe Lynam hand Indian Ike Cazell a licking, will be at tracted to the armory for Match' maker Don Owen's mixer boxing and wrestling show. The main event will be a six-round grudge boxing bout between Lynam and Cazell. A 30-minute semi-final will pit Ernie Piluso, until recently the world light-heavyweight chain pion, against Georges "Arms' Dusette' in a match that should provide the best in effective wrest ling. A one fall special event will match Jack Lipscomb, the hated "Hoosier Hot Shot," against Karl Gray. The opener, starting at 8:30 pm., will be a battle between Jack Kiser and Billy McEuln. Redmond Wins 20-7 Over Sweet Home SWEET HOME, Sept. 21 Red' mond High came from behind in the second half here Friday night to defeat Sweet Home, 20-7, in non-league game. Fullback Ken Arnold passed to Halfback John Lutton on a 40 yard play to score for Coach Bur ton Boroughs Huskies In the first period. But the invaders from Central Oregon tied the count in the second period with a shurt line play and scored twice in the third on long end sweeps to ann-x the victory. Sweet Home threatened in the final frame and had the ball on the Redmond 10-yard line at the final gun. More, than 1500 fans were in the stands for the opening game of the season for the Tri-County League team. Salem Vikings Top Lebanon Club. 19-0 LEBANON, Sept. 21 Halfback Roger Dasch paced the Salem Vi kings to a 19-0 victory over the Lebanon Braves of the Tri-County League here Friday night. Dasch's reverses were effective, resulting in all three touchdowns. He re versed to Bud Michaels for a 27 yard gain and a touchdown early in the second quarter and repeat ed to Dick Allison for four yards and a touchdown nine plays later. After receiving the second-halt kickoff, Salem rolled to a toucn down in ten plays, Dasch reversing again to Allison for two yards. Dick Hendrie drop-kicked one ex tra point. Dasch completed six of seven passes. The small and inexperienced Braves threatened only once in the fourth quarter when a bad fourth-down pass gave Lebanon the ball on the Salem' 34. In nine plays the Brves went to the 17, where a forward pass was inter cepted by the alert Vikings. Most of the . Lebanon yardage was made by Bob Downing on line bucks. Eugene Recreation Rex and Jack Bonney were the top men in Friday night McKen-1 zie Bowling League action at the Eugene Recreation. Leading the Outdoor Store team, composed of Bonneys, to a 4-0 victory over Cascade Motors, Rex turned in a high single game of 223 and Ja.tk turned in a high series of 623. L. H. Morrison defeated Medo- Land 4-0 and L tt L Grocery de feated Beeson Hall, 4-0 in other action. Grid Results COLLEGE Alabama 29, Furman 1. High Point 8. Western Carolina 8- Detroit SI. Wayn 0. Wayne Tchcrt IS, Dakota Wesleyan 0. North Dakota 13. Luther .- Potomac State 7, West Virginia Tech 0. ADeraeen is, suendaie 0. St. Louii U. 34, Missouri Mines 0. Ohio Wesleyan 13, Central Michigan 0 Hope 38, Ferris 6. Canlsius 34, Western Ontario 9. Drake 20, St. Ambrose 13. Western Union 31, Eastern t. D. . Simpson 14, Doane 0. Central 44. Tarkia 0. East Kentucky 13, Tennessee Poly 0 netniny is, Aiiaiana a. Colorado College 40, Peru Stat T. Rockhurst 13, Springfield Tchrs A, Southeastern State 12, Austin 0. Oklahoma City 58, Henderson 0, Washburn 33. Hastings 0. Kearney 10, York 0. OREGON HIGH SCHOOLS Columbia Pren 38. ScapoooM 0, Milwauki 8, Lincoln 0. Parkrose 32, Estacada 0. Washington 12, Vancouver (Wash.) 0. Roseburg 33, Myrtle Point 0. Astoria 6, Raymond (WaBh.) 0. Pendleton 8. Milton-rreewater T. Eugene 64, University (Eugene) 0. Ke-mona zo, sweet Home 7. Bend 25, Springfield 13. Salem 19, Lebanon 0. Hood River 41, Franklin 0. Kelso 31, Benson 14. Everett 19. Jefferson 0. Ashland 33, Coqulllfl O. Medford 36, Albany 13. Central Catholic 19, CorvallU 0. The Dalles 14, Roosevelt 13, Camas 13, Commerce 13. Grant 19, Klamath Falls 14. Grants Pass 13, North Bend 0. Pittsburgh Steelers Take Football Lead The Pittsburgh Steelers, getting off to a winning start in the Na tional League football race, were out in front of the other clubs to day after a 14-7 victory over the Chicago Cardinals, while in the All-America loop the Chicago: Rockets scored a surprise 17-17 j tie with the New York Yankees.! The New York Giants of the National League won a 35-21 ex-: hibitlon from the Green Bay; Packers at New York, while ati Los Angeles the Dons defeated tht Miami Seahawks, 30-14. Companion "HOT Feature CARGO" '7om Beautiful lootat, but dangerous put it on the Eugene five. Coun tryman ran it to the two yard line as the game ended. It was simply no contest. The Axemen piled up a tremendous statistical advantage. The Axemen will have a tough er test next Friday when they meet Springfield at the stadium but they will again be top-heavy favorites. University High will travel to Sumner, Washington, next Friday nignt. Lineups and summary. EUGENE (M) (0) UNIVERSITY Bank, -. ,.. LE Bucknum Ruts LT Gibbons Harris c 1 Brown Smith . , -C - Chapman Falk . Caswell THE ARMORY UTUNAY NIGHT -8:30 P.M.' COMPLETE PROGRAM 'SNJ-Jo Lraam vs. Dm ComU M rounds bmdnq) Karl Gray Br n. 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