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leicHT COMES KOIXING AROUND his own right end as two COP Tigers come up to " liT. mile Oregon seal oaca. ano pair closing; in on Leicni are End Joe Vlerra (60) and Hall- J ft. Utile Oregon c Warne Hardin (55) . ":hoto and engraving.) , (VYU"4"'" r Also shown are Pacific's End John Ridley (49) and Tackle George Ker Vfihfoots Have Hard Time Downina jlOyy a buiicyo ui r uuiiiu veil ..iFn FROM PAGE 1 uint tT"3 i-inks and rough spots r A be worked out be- ZZ the conference schedule r bpew. it miirht have been a very liflerent story if Leicht, Newquist Ui Iversen had not been injured forced to leave the game. P . J 1 mill in trio Hie Tigers ui.re -- ijt d Move Ion Any Place in the State First Class Equipment 1111 D" St, Spingfield, Ore. PHONE SPRINGFIELD 2141 P. J. Leavitt & Sons Transfer Alto Flatbed Truck (or Lumber Hauling fourth quarter with a passing at tack that moved them from their own 31 to the end zone in four plays. Bruce Orvis' pass to Fran Zboran was good for a 41-yard gain to the Oregon 28. A line play and another pass failed before Or vis passed to End John Rhode who got behind the Oregon defender! and stepped into paydirt with the ball. Quarterback Jim T o r v 1 c k's placekick for the extra point was wide but there was still seven minutes to go. Oregon managed to hang onto the ball-except for one series of downs and was very sat isfied to squeeze through to a one-point- victory. The Oregon line, a big question mark until today, played very well in ta first part of the game but in the second half it was punched full of holes by a hard running COP fullback named Andy Hyduke. GENUINE CROFT EASTER LILY Planting Stock gmill Bulblets Medium Bulblets Jumbo Bulblets ..... Baits by the pound 3 In. Yearlings 4 In. Tearlings 1 s in. Yearlings I in. 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Oregon gained 198 yards from scrimmage and 37 from passes compared with 64 from scrim. mage and 100 from passing for CQP. Oregon rolled up a total of nine first downs to only three for the Tigers. Dream Backs Start Coach Oliver started his dream backfield of Leicht at left half, Newquist at right half, Duke Iver sen at quarterback and Bob Koch a fullback. The quartet showed great potentialities but bumped up against a really tough College of the Pacific line. Big Don Campora, a 245-pound freshman, was giving the Weh foots a lot of trouble all after noon along with a lot of other Tigers in the front line. It was plain from the start that the visitors were not going to be a pushover. Torvick kicked off and Oregon punted after two plays had gained only four yards, Wayne Hardin returned the kick to his own G5 and the Tigers moved into Oregon territory with a pass play, it was nullified, how ever, by a holding penalty against the Tigers. Hardin . then quick kicked to the . Oregon a i x and Leicht kicked out to the 47. Punt exchanges kept the Web foots in the hole until Newquist; got loose on a 36-yard gallop to the Pacific 33. Leicht behind some excellent blocking by Shaffer went to the 32 and to the six on two consecutive plays around op posite ends. The Oregon attack bogged down and four plays ad vanced the ball one yard short of the goal line. The Tigers kicked out but Ore gon was soon back knocking at the touchdown door again. New quist shot a pass to Leicht who took it on the seven and fell out of bounds. Four plays again failed. The Tigers advanced the ball out to the20 before Hardin fumbled to give Oregon - another scoring chance. End Art Milne recovered Har din's bobble on the 17. Leicht tried left tackle but a 15-yard holding penalty set the Webfoots back to the 31. Leicht, flashing the speed that won him acclaim last season, went around left end to the 15. A Leicht pass was incom plete and then he added six yards around left end. But it was fourth down and Newquist's attempted field goal was blocked by Cam pora. , Newquist Scores Bud Klein fumbled on the first play for the Tigers and Chuck El liott recovered it for Oregon on the five. The Webfoots were not to be denied this time and New er :ist, the prewar "Camas Cy clone,", took a reverse from Leicht and went over left tackle for the score. Leicht's dropkick for the extra point was perfect. ' The remainder of the quarter was a punting contest' and the half ended with Oregon out in hmm Wisconsin Trims California, 28-7 BERKELEY, Cal., Sent. 28 (U.R) Latent power hoarded by the University of Wisconsin came to life in the final quarter here Saturday before 50,000 sweltering spectators in Memorial Stadium to give the Badgers a 28-7 victory over the University of California in an intersectional football game. Held to a 7-7 tie for the first three quarters, the heavily-favored Badgers ripped the Golden Bears' line and skirted the ends in the final period to capture victory from a California team, which a few minutes before had threat ened to score a major early sea son upset. It was a well-balanced club which pulled the game out of the fire with the backfield and line changing honors in a wild battle marred by many penalties and some doubtful decisions by the officials. Wisconsin scored in the first six minutes of play with a series of passes setting up the touchdown. However, the Badgers had to for sake their aerial attack in favor of a ground assault in order to clinch their victory. Big Ben Bendnck circled the California end for the first Bad ger score and Listle Blackburn converted the first of four extra points he made during the after. noon. The Golden Bears tied score midway in the third quar ter following a scoreless second period in which the two bie ele vens struggled in vain in the 92- degree heat. The Bears backed the Badgers to the Wisconsin 14 from where Blackburn punted to Jack Jensen on the California 44. The reserve back took the ball, raced to the right side of the field, picked up some beautiful block ing and then reversed his field and dashed 56 yards for the Bears only touchdown. Paul Keckley kicked the extra point. From there on it was Wisconsin all the way as they pounded the California line to' pieces. John Pinnow intercepted a California pass on his own 32 and raced back to the Bears' 21 from where Gene Evans cracked over the nine-foot marker. - " 41 Katrnt Reirfater-Cnartl. Eugene. Ore.. Banday. Sept tt. 1MB, Page f RHAPSODY IN HASH - ,,.'.5 BATON ROUGE, La. Music, i served with meals at Loulsian. State's athletic training table. Veteran Owned . 1 . and Operated WilliamsTransferCo. Furniture Moving EUGENE HIGH'S ROBIN LEE is shown here tearing off a big chunk of yardage In the Axeman Fri day night 20-0 iotory over Springfield Millers at Civic Stadium. Lee. who waa the outstanding ball car rier for the Axemen, is about to be downed by Springfield's E. L. Welch (44). Fullback Jim Hanna (33) is clearing the way. (Wiltshire photo ad engraving). Bend Takes Big-6 League Lead After Friday Games The Bend Lava Bears, with two victories already chalked up, have taken an early lead in the :B!g Six League football race. The the Bears have scored victories over Springfield, 25-13, and Corvallis, 7-0. But the Eugene High Axe men, showing power and class, e your home of "GREASY GRIME" with ILG Rapid Air Change! . wy that pound a day of "greasy grime" given from cooking operations-with a quiet, powerful ILG ventilating Fan. 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The Oregon offense showed a wide variety of plays, some from the T formation, some from a single wing and some from a dou ble wing. Backs, especially Leicht and Newquist, were alternating freely from one position to an other. Oregon attempted 18 passes and completed only five as against an even worse average of 21 and four for Pacific. But the Tiger's four completions produced a touchdown and 100 yards gained. In the kicking department the Webfoots showed talent with sev eral kickers averaging 43 yards on eight tries. Leicht's drop kick of the extra point was another out standing effort. Lineups and summary: Oregon ?) College of Psolfle Crsh LE Rhode Elliott , IT Ker Keuffman - LC rraiehoiinl Ecklund C . Hell Murphy R Campora Stanton RT Gambotta Bartholemy - RS-, Brumm Iversen v Q orvjclc Leicht 1M , Hardin Newquist Rtf Zboran Koch T Klein Oregon 0-7 O O 7 C. O. P. 0 0 0 fl S Scorelnff In touchdowns: NewquUrtl Rhode (Pais from Orvjst. Point after touchdown: Leicht (drop klckl. Substitutions: Oregon Ends: Harris. Mllna, Brown, Bartholemy. Dugan. Torchla. Tackles: Miller. Frary. Guards: Novaclo. Mascara. Centers: Busch. Fullbacks: Oas. Don ovan. Maine. Quarterback: Shaffer. Halfbacks: Bell. Reynolds. Ramey. C.O.P. Ends: Ridley. Vlerra. Ouards, Luslc. Gullfoyle. Atkins. Centers: Hall. Quarterbacks: Atkinson. Halfbacks: Or. vis. Valencia, Hyduke, MUhaupt, John ston. Officials: Referee Jsmes Cain. Wash ington: umpire WiUard Knowles. Utah State; lead linesman Doug. Lowell, Col lege of Idaho: field Judge Elwood Star buck, Chicago. STATISTICS! Oregon CO.P Number Klckoffa 2 3 Total yardage klckoffs . 78 105 Average yards klckoffs 39 M.5 Yardage returned klckoffa 05 14 (Av. 27.5) (Av. 71 Yards gained rushing IBS S4 Yards lost ruahlng 23 S5 Yards gained passing 37 100 First dowjhi passing . 1 ' 1 First downs penalUes O O First down rushing a .1 Total first downs I Forward passes attempted 18 tl Forward passes completed 5 4 Forwards passed Intercepted 1 ' t Yardage returned Int'cepted 37 a Number of punts 8 IS Tour punting yardage 4S5 Punting average 43J 25.0 Yardaae returned punts 85 48 Number of peneltlea 7 4 Yardage lost penalUes SS SO Fumbles 4 9 Opponents fumbles recov'd a 1 . Net rarda gained 171 t TL NT Ats. I 50 7.1 Powerful Roseburg To Entertain University The University High-Roseburg tilt at Roseburg this week will top the Tri-County League schedule, with the powerful Indians ex pected to win with little diffi culty. Other league games will see Junction City travel to Cottage Grove, Lebanon goes to Redmond for a non-leasue tilt and sweet Home entertains Prineville in an other Kings X-er. ' Roseburg lived up to advance press notices in humiliating Leb anon 48-0 Friday night by flash ing a backfield and line that showed just about everything in good football. Uni-High was idle last week, resting up after their licking from Eugene High, that put several Tigers on the hospital list. Junction was handed a 7-8 lick ing at the hands of Toledo Friday night, while Cottage Grove played a Saturday afternoon contest with Reedsport Sweet Home was victorious over Willamina 19-0 and should go into the Prineville contest on even terms. Redmond will be heavily fav ored to win over Lebanon. Frisch Tenders His Resignation As Pittsburgh Manager CINCINNATI, Sept. to OW Frank Frisch, the Fordham lash, Saturday submitted hte resignation aa manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, wished hte successor "the best of luck" and became an applicant for another Job In baseball, "I definitely have no Inten tion of retiring," laid Frisch, here with the Buccaneer! who. met the Cincinnati Reds In a alngle game and wind up the season with a twin ball Sunday. Frisch added: "I have no Immediate plana for the future. The only thing else I have to say lg that I wish the new club management and the new manager, whoever be may be, the best of luck." Frlach's Pirates took the an nouncement In stride, wallop ing Cincinnati 10 to X. have scored one victory and rate as a threat for the title . The Axemen, after trampling little TJnt High in a ' non-league game 64-0, came up with a league triumph Friday with a convincing 20-0 vict'.ry over Springfield. Two league games are on ths slate for next Friday with Spring' field traveling to Corvallis and Salem going" to Albany. Neither Albany nor Salem has seen league action yet but the capital city club must be rated as a strong contender after non-league, vic tories over Lebanon and Klamath Fulls. The latter definitely stamps the Vikings as a powerful entry. Eugene and Bend will see action outside the league Friday against strong opposition. Eugene goes to Medford to play the perennially powerful Tigers and Bend goes to The Dalles to meet the conquer ors of Washington High of Port land. Medford has scored a 26-13 victory over Albany and a 39-0 romp over Coos Bay to date. The Axemen will be attempting to avenge last year's 51-7 defeat at the hands of Medford and will be given a fair chance of doing Koch ......... Newquist Reynolds Bell Donovan . Maine a is a 4 t . 1 30 79 13 11 "I! e CO.P. Hardin Orvt. . . Valencia Johnston Hyduke TO TO I"! a o . a 34 Yh NT Ave. o a so 3 - - -0.5 4 -4 .1.0 IS .18' -5.0 a is i.o Mllhaupt ... O Klein 8 I 9 I IS Zboran 4 18 I I Swanson 8 3 8-1 1.0 LEGEND TC. times carried bain YG, total yards gained: YL. total yards lost: NY, net yards sained; Ave., Average yaras per piay. so. The Eugene club is much stronger than last year'a outfit while the Medford club has not yet shown the overwhelming pow. er that it possessed in 194S. CABINET WORK Immediate Delivery Window frames, door frames, built-ins, corner cupboards, etc. . . all made to order. Springfield Furniture Mfg. 1119 Main Phone 1236 Springfield, Ore. Lane B Leagues Set Up Season Schedule With a 30-eame schedule drawn up. Lane City's 12 B High schools will start official league piay r n dav. Oct. 11. officials of the league have announced. Trie title now is held bv lowell. rne circuit will be divined into two divisions, the Eastern and Western. Teams from McKenzle, Lowell, Pleasant Hill, Crcswell, Mohawk and Oakridge will com pete in the Eastern chase. The Western division will be made up of teams from St. Marys, Maple- ton, Elmira, Triangle Lake, Lorane and Coburg. At the end of the season an inter-division- play-off will be held among the two divi sion winners to determine the county championship. The complete season ! schedule follows: EASTERN DIVISION Oct. 11 McKenzle at Lowell. Pleasant Hill at Creswell, Mohawk at Oakridge Oct. 18 Oakridge at McKenzle Oct. 28 Oakridge at Lowell, Pleasant Hill at McKenzle, Creswell at Mohawk Nov. 1 Lowell at Pleasant Hill. McKen-. zlt at Mohawk, Creswell at Oakridge Nov. 6 Mohawk at Lowell, McKenzle at Creswell, Pleasant Hill at Oakridge WESTERN DIVISION Oct. 11 St. Marys at Mapleton. Elmira at Triangle Lake. Lorane at Coburg Oct. 17 Coburg at Triangle Lake, Ma pleton at Lnrane; SU Marys at Elmira Oct. 24 Triangle Lake at St. Marys Oct. 25 Mapleton at Coburg. Elmira at Lorane. 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