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Newspaper Page TextFp 8, Beghter-flusr.., Eugene, Ore., Nor. H, 14 f regon Webfoots Smell looses; Hurdle' UCLACrgwj6 rT Z .1 t m m m WML. VanBrocklin Stows Arm; Sanders Gets Three TD's (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Bruin 23 Sanders scoring from th two. The tecond In the econd quarter came five ploys alter Oregon gained possession of the ball on UCLA 47, Sanden going over from the Iwo-foot line on quickie. Chet Daniels boot ed both placements for a 14-0 halftlma lead. Oregon marched 80 jrardi for Its third-period touchdown. Bell making "goal line four" function from two yards out. The final 61-yard scoring drive, started in the third period, paid off on the third fourth-quarter play with Statistics: INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS VVtA TC TO Tl. Ntl Jotinaon S It 0 It IteHen I S3 t It llinien II I 11 Waleon U 0 U Nasal I I 11 -U Sum par 4 IS 0 II Dully I si o at Braly 1 I t I Sanders again crunching tackle from within the one. Coach Bert LaBrucherle, who has Just cleared up some team distention, had a spirited ball club that had the courage to come back from a miserable sea son to knock over Nebraska and then give California a whale of a battle. 'They showed their new spirit by fighting back and scor ingwhich is what every Oregon opponent has been able to do this season even Santa Barbara. LaBrucherle Praises Ducks LaBrucherle was high in his praise of the Webfoots and Van Brocklin, whom ha said Is bet ter than Bob Waterfield at his best cool and talented and "ter rifically better than last year." As for the Oregons he said, "they am. 'have no weakness." On the cuff, Non-PCC Bowl Rule Examined By DICK STBITE LOS ANGELES, Nov. 12 Grove Topples Lebanon 34-12 Lions End Undefeated Should the University of Oregon, ed th, fjt break , , viking.,' jf ne at '"'t point-short of pay : Morre(J fly fie Salem ViksEdge Axemen Set 13- 7 (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) ,the half-time gun caught up with: play In a New Year's Day football bowl game other than Pasadena's Rose Bowl It will be with the blessings of nine other member schools of the Pacific Coast Con ference. We sat In Commissioner Victor Schmidt's PCC office favor when his kick stopped dead on the Eugene one. Cece Hodges made two Eugene was all business In the second half, completely out-play- Jefferson Downs Teir One District Undecid (Associated Press) Jefferson of Portland vaulted into the state high school play offs Friday and that left only one question mark in the picture. Hillsboro provided the poser Knlem Ml BMIIh - V . Bv OLLIE LARSON Cece Hodges made two on a ln. th. vikinss Talon over on U,D""U"'' .7 'TT' . ,T H llsboro provmea me poser fullback plunge to set the stage j Z!, Stt . min7pun" ?Tm l X sMn o ? trounjin, McMmnville Friday for the second break. Bob Sum- ,h vmn mh . tk.!, I1.00 8 . . , night, H-0, to leave the Dis- went back to punt. Some big! J7 i " : ; Lebanon s J"ounl-; Itrict 6 race in an apparent tie gh'lo6 .coreianiBU1 ed through reams of minutes and notes in an attempt to answer a question presented to him ln Eu gene a week ago can Oregon ac cept another bowl bid if the Web foots fail to gain the Pasadena classic? Third Party In the first place, Schmidt said the "third-party" rule In the con ference code would prevent Ore gon from playing In a bowl con- ! tro up the last game of the season for both three ; schools. ,;" gave the Webfoots even more: ,nonored by a thrd party-a TOTAL OSSOON TC S.tirl.ri U Lawla 16 Ball It Mctur i Alkan .- . t Hlnaa t Eaeler 1 DeCotircey 1 Boqua . t ITT TO St I u SO in Nal TOTAL 1 M It ttl TATIITICt! O Total yarda gained, ruahlng tol Yaj-di loll, melting . IS Nal yardage, mailing ... ttl rorward paiMta atltfiiptad .... It : forward paaiea completed ... t ' Forward Paaiaa had Inl 1 rorward paiiea. Incomplete .. I Total yarda, paaaaa It Yda. Int. Panel ralurhad . 0 Total nat yarda ISO Flril dnwna, ruahlng IT Tint drrwne, palling I rtral downa, panaltlaa 0 Total Flrat Downa kt : Numbar ol scrim, play Tl Numtiar ol Klckoff! I Avar, length, klckoffe - 81.1 Avar, langth, klrkol raturna .. 34 Numbar ol Punta t ' Total yd. ol punla . .... ISA Avt. Langth ol punta . 33.1 Total yardi, joint raturna 31 Avt, langth, punt raturna . . T No. Panaltlaa Agalnat I Yda. Loat on Panaltlaa 40 , Ball loat on downa . t Fumblee t Own Fumble! recovered t Ball Loit on Fumblee a in Blowing praise. ! Aiken was so happy he could xn barely talk, but took time out to 4 o praise the play of Sanders and ifjj VanBrocklin for his smart field l.so generalship, and the line play of A. Jim Berwick, Brad Ecklund, Chet I T! i Daniels and Dan Garza. Berwick J " was really great and spent most ioo of the night In the Bruin back- ' field. 13 Hurdle Orcson mlilht well have turned , M the game Into even more of a i . . - ik. T i r ' i a 91 U.econd Tim. the W.Mooulf'? . " h1 "d ? in! gained possession and driving to ' "noweag. ..o rv-v. " the 39 late in the opening quar- rule that is overlooked only the case of the Tournament Koses committee and Square Garden management. In the second place, Schmidt discovered minutes from a confer ence meeting prohibiting a PCC school from competing In . any bowl game New Year's Day other than the Rose Bowl and the Pine apple Bowl In Honolulu. No Precedent Schmidt said that he could find no precedent In a member ichool -...- .I'll ink .n) Ul caft I1UI1IUCI I. ,1,1 .1- ,j . j. t tt,! showed up for Salem when Kot- Last week. Lebanon showed arms of Rock in the end sone,!larel 'umblJ and Fred Sproule.lot of power in rolling over Uni- much to the Salem end s amaze ment, for a touchdown. Tandy's the kick was wide, Eugene gained a break a mo ment later. Three plays had net ted a 14-yard loss. Summers kicked 42 yards to Bud Michaels who faked the ball to Mulkey then aimed for the sidelines. He went all the way to the Eugene three. recovered for the hometowners. vritv Hieh 21-13 to win Jewell Moves I league title. Cottage Grove tied Paul Jewell, a jumpity halfback j University High for the Southern with reactions like a rabbit, pick- Division crown, but UHS won the ed up 10 yards on the first play, right to playoff for the title be Two ground attempts made only cause of statistical superiority, seven yards. Mulkay pitched to; So. Lebanon keeps the title, but Rogers again for a first down on 1 the Grovers take the glory. The the Eugene 12. Michaels needed victory gives nonage urtn. only one play an end sweep to but a clipping penalty was called ; e- Tandy's kick split the up. (U. t?.,,. At m.l IMnrl ,Uei4 IIKIIIS. Madison ,u i..... u. Eueene never eave ud. drivlntf pi uuouiy wuuiu nave uccu anuiiici w Salem touchdown. from thelr own 41 the Salem Salem was forced to kick, the:tw0 before bogging down. Sum ball goiqg Into the end zone.lmer made Bevans six, before r.noru. Kntlarek rmoneH un with ! Kotlarek passed to Parsons for a a naaRinir attark In an atttpmnt to! score before halftime. He com- Summers made seven, and then pleted two, one to Wayne Johnson and the other to Burt Carlson, but A l l l I J4 lor. n(uiii III uio icluiiu f-i ,uu 4! the Webfoots tlireatened without ,J scoring, moving to the 30 and ti again to the 22 where End Don Hunt Intercepted Van's touch 11 ! down pass to Wllklnt on the one. 3 1 The Webfoots were starting to ,1 roll again Just before the final i gun, with Bunny Easter piloting ' a 35-yard movement which end- ed n UCLAN territory. . 1 1 This was Oregon's first victory 4'4"over UCLA In Los Angeles since 43 the 1033 co-conference champlon l5? ship won by a 7-0 count. It was i! also Oregon's 14th victory In IS 1 starts over the past two seasons J Jumping that No. 13 hurdle, but t nicely. school has ever played In a bowl game other than at Pasadena. However, Schmidt admitted there would be nothing to do oth er than to pole the conference members If Oregon asked permis sion to play In the Orange, Sugar or some other bowl game If the Webfoots are eliminated from Rose Bowl contention. We know that Oregon would be Interested in playing a New Year's DBy game against an out standing opponent, whether In Pasadena, New Orleans or Florida. We also know that the Oregon club of Eugene will send out "feelers" to the various bowls, In forming the sponsors that Oregon Is lnterestetd. Detroit Tigers Send One More Coach Away DETROIT, Nov. 13 W) The Shamrocks Beaten By Oakland Skaters (United Press) The withering San Francisco Otptaln a aria aat tha tompo by win-1 Br,c" "cnaui loiiaa iwia tor a on itn lacxia ror ma aenra. mil ura. . snamrOCKS, wno nave lost lour .!. guard, and "aX, To,. "ivV." ' I and r.tirad lor Ih. ramatd-, o Wd . 100 la.d after alx minuta. , Pacific Coast Hockey League Oregon vs. Bruins Play By Play tBtrwlck rctMvtrvd en tht Ueltn It. Brack luKhtln toaitxl Uwli IrUndarf mad two and thtn BtU wtt off Itft Uckli for the icor. Bill Clam 8TATIRTIC8: Yarda gained, ruining Yarda lost, ruahlng Net yarda, ruahlng . ... VrH tainyl n.e.ln aLeiruu i igci s a wtrpv um wciluihc iolhi rei yaraage , ., mat clean for a new manager ''"J down, rushing . . . , , First downa, pa sal no Saturday by announcing release , rirat downi; penalt,ei of the entire coaching staff that Total First downa worked under Steve O'Neill with the fifth place team Of 1948. Pawi had Intercepted General Manager Billy Evans j YTda i-inad. Runback Int, said he had written both Art Mills 'rumwS and Roger "Doc" Cramer advis- jopp. Fumblea Recovered ! no. iii nia Ave. Length Punta undefeated season. Only a 7-7 tie with University kept it from forc ing the district championship won by Albany with a perfect rec ord into a playoif. Score After Klckoff Larry Anderson chalked up the first Cottage Grove touchdown on .n j Ti.ti- r u u.j first down to start the drive. au-yara jaum; no..o Du. .., laxen me opening ricisuh uum his own 15 to Lebanon 40. Three ec iiiuic. ifiu was peiiaiizeu , , .. ;4 iu. 15 yards for unnecessary rough- , ju, irom wnere nnueuii iwuug , . ., . , . . . ! into high gear. The conversion Jerry Aiken picked up and , attemptKwa good. Bevans 10 for a first down on B made the second Grove the 4. Eugene was penalized fivel. .UJ , of a 58-yard march. The eon- 101 football committ how toselec, a, The pairings: oLa Grande (District, Grants Pass (3) ,t I Gresham (5),, .,Cen'raI Catholic . . .l- . . v' fc wcuerson n b.. Deiween me vwo T .... - r-j Hillsboro's win meant a tie with ,v knt : "Ki McMinnville for the Tualatin-gain the st I Yamhill Valley League title, but : iavoff, rriH Hillsboro was believed to have s, p,.,, the edee for the district nomina-,r;t D " IW tion by reason of its convincing win over McMinnville. The losers never threatened seriously. Jefferson gained the playoffs by trimming city rival Roosevelt, 13-2, for the District 8 title. Last week the same two teams played to a scoreless deadlock for the Portland city championships. That completed with the exception of District 6 the pairings for the state playoffs to trict 2-B represent.: team to qualify for J nlavnffc H start next week. The District 6 den, DECISION VICTO. NEW YORK, Nov. Superior speed enakL . Ilan, Cuban weUerwj render, to win a unnJ ..-..u ucijion over nd i new loft night before a errm J at 9,000 in Madison Sd .151 .. 3 11 ing them of their release. Bill Sweeney, third 1948 Detroit coach : ym.' sained, punt & KO Bat." unuer u New, signed on as man ager of the Portland club of the Pacific Coast League last month. Karnes In a row, were completely ! humiliated Fridav nicht aa the i!5,k ','.' I Oakland Oaks buzz-bombed them slon. Woodlay Lawli. wlio rankad aaoimit to satna. rna injury waa.noi aa- M hcwoi or ina quariar. Sand.ri In yardasa, raturnad SI yard! '" l,.,v"- "u" covarad Wllklna on ,Unlp,r , la Uia u. But attar Ball. Sandin and I ' """.ln. ,on.' "1a V,n . v.."' I Wation raturnad Wllkina' k.j u-j ., . j ,u. llroRK in KlflMad out on uia uru I) aunt. kt. i, ,k.n ,.., Orasoa 17, Guard Laa Btlnar, hoppad i Inianapiaa par ant.rad tha gama and aftar two paia-i 1U-. Ihxiiti to nail Ball for Ions loaa and I , tallaii paced a flril down to tha 11.;,, (,ul ha ran from punt formation lor The Shamrocks, who built a fat Vanrtrotklln av.ntually waa orc.d to ,"" " J"n"" E"" 11 yard, to th. Or.on 41. Wation mada . . i",", , , ,hl punt out on tha VCM. U. olhar on tha 1. Hanaan mada thrae and lo ,, Holcomh knocked down lea(t during the first Weeks of the Tha Brutn ofntnaa failed to function and 'h9n I)Vaya Johnaon dropped Hamen fttamper'a paia and then Wataon wai a season, were not in the game Oralon took over anln on tha 11. Irom M "rd "" knocked down (oo, ,nor, , , , dowll. H, Braley , .v.h the fast-akflthiir flska a the where Lawla quickly daahed II to th. I "' n"1 '" '" solns to Uia U for a tint down. W lasi-SKauug UaKS as the It. Ball mad. (0 and another flrat down "I'1- , w . . ., ,. 1 atampar paued to End Darrell Rlffl East Bay sextet fired a total of on th. 47. Sanden mad. two and than L.B,"nT Holcomo fumhlad th. klek on u,, Medford aophomor. catuht tha 54 shots at the Shamrock goalie V.nBrocklln pitched down tha middle to 1 " J""!," Ji h,n "ul, n1 " Th In h. . el Wllkina for 14 and . flrat down on th.l'?- "ander. It yard, but VanBrocklin w,r, offilda on Uia ne.t play. Bob An. ,n ,he only 0,her I' the . Ball mada four on tw. playa and Van. i ""J; ' ' y 2wn. ' danon knocked down Stamper1! next pan Portland Eagles and the Van- flrxklln Pitched IS y.rde to Wllkina Into 1 """'J- ""J ", "an aanderi. ,nd l,,,, b,,, down ,h, ,,, 0 , Canucka atallerf ah nlh.r Ih. end tone, (nil tha hall bounced off """I"1 Id Chrohot a key block went II to rurlh.d.n .tmp, Andenon .warmed ,.Z I i "ailed each Other IMek'a cheat. Van then kicked out on the "nothar llrel down-jin the Bruin 47. ,M ov,r stamper and Berwick and othera off With a 3-3 tie. It was the 14, Handera made two and than Vanllrocklln fued up and eventually downed him first deadlocked Eame of the Sfa- .. . v w - " b"1 " ' "' rl ! Z w son ln the Northern Divlsi . 7, -I. . , u . .. " " pl.t.. He then toeaed to Darrell Robin- . , , . .. , . ,. ft.ld, went -and than Howard Henien .nn nr , v.rnB to the 39 Mender mad' Lawla loit three, but Bell and Bandera drove four, bul nunbl.d. naitholamy r- a mnA i.vi. in. . . th. made a flrat down on tha next three rowing on the UPLA . ., Vannnwklln nailed i-l th. Bruin 40 l-ewle nul Sand uawta nit for .Ight and Bandera five , u.iiih... n., u,.t t...i.,. ,K , mada 11 to the 19. Bell and Bandera m. I. flrat down on tha 10. Vanllrocklln : t,,, t (ha one where he waa forced ' lo lh 1,1 n'11 mKA' flv- l- la three hit left tackle for three to tha 1, Irom paiiei Cannait th lnre !n Pr'nd anded with Or.- TS7,?,rt" TLfr1 J?rln '"n could make only five "" Lading JO-O. 1S.SS -SiJS i rr """'" on two playi and then Stetfen kicked out '"" " 0l'nln fourth- whlatla. panl.la placement waa tru. for... h 4, VanBrocklin with one minute """ Play and Bandera went a loot a i-a lead. ,.. ,.,... .,..h ,n abort of the goal line, but amaihed be nana Oel-ef.nan4i I Wllkina down the middle for It yerdi tween right guard and tackle (or the way to setting a new all time col li...... tutu..-., lul... , . ... , ... . tnnchdou'ti nit l ie nvl ,!.' n.nl.U' ' w ... .... .mia iui varda lo th. Ilruln II. but Ih. Oregon line erl lo CI aria for another flril down on the P'acement wai whU and Oregon held a wouldn't give way and Art atelfen ll yard line from there Kwla went to u" l "' " mlnul. ol play. Uokl Out Otl tha Oregon 11. i the Bandera to the Iwn.fnnt line and 1 t'ennecU BeU mad. II on tha flril play, a fake then Sanden bounced ov.r for the iec-! Wataon took Wllklm' klckoff on tha rnienoui and backward nandott. Jtm Atk-iond touchdn' Q. Jr. mada one end than waa held a, ! In n.nUI.' Ih. Uelen but II waa out of boundl.l Wataon returned Wllkina klckoff II '"ur d Sleffen nine. Wation went wide .vards 111 seven games. Only two Jahnaon took VanBrocklln'e 41. yard kick yarda to the 14 Irom where Wataon made IO for ' anothrr flrit down on players 111 nistorv have on the U and ravened to Henien, who nine on a Statu, of Liberty play to the 'ht 34- Wlllli Iluffv made alx and then plmts for molT yards ended with Oregon leading 7 0. taking tha rait with a 14-0 lead.' . yenti and a flril down on the Oregon S3, season, and Nallcy has four games S Vanderbill Ace Near Punt-Return Record NEW YORK, Nov. 13 UPl-I-ee Nalley of Vanderbllt is well on his lege football record for returning punts. The National Collciiiate Ath- No. Penalties Yarda Loit Penaltlea ... a vciaiuu was again in At this stage of the game, Leb- 41 anon opened up with a passing 17J attempt Don Hebert threw two! 4 passes in a row to Jerry BartelsJ the second good for 30-yards and! a score. The point-after-touch-i 7 down try failed, giving Cottage i Grove a 14-6 lead at the end of the first period. Add Another J In the second quarter Grove ll added another score, Anderson go '? ing over on an end sweep. The K touchdown was set up by a 10- yard pass from Bush to Harlan Mickey. Four plays later Ander son was over. Again Grove con verted for a 21-8 halftime lead. The third quarter was scoreless, but in the fourth, Dusenberry's lads made two more and Lebanon also tallied again. Lebanon's score came first, the march featuring the optional run-: pass play. Passing carried the! ball to the one from where Dick Cox went over on a quarterback sneak. Jerry Bartels missed the conversion. Game TIRE SERVICEMAN JIM BRANNEN Your Neighbor In the Tire Businesi 3855 Highway 99 So. Phone SprisgHJ yards for offside. Siegmund buck ed for two as the third period ended. Manning Barber went three yards to the four, Kotlarek threw a jump pass to Jack Parsons on the two. A fourth down pass failed, Salem .taking over. Axemen Score The Vlks drove to their 25 be fore being forced to kick, Bevans taking the ball back to the Salem 42. Eugene then rolled In cham-plon-llke- fashion to nav dirt. Bevans went wide for 12 to start iDw Ground things off. Manning Barber made Bush, who wat the leading per four, a pass added three more, and former In the Grove backfleld de Bevans went for seven and a first j sPlte nis small siie, ran the Leb down on the 15. anon klckoff back 85-yards for the Aiken ploughed through for next last Grove touchdown, eight, Bevans for two, Manning! Busn als0 '"'ed again with 20 Barber for two. and Aiken for six s"'15 'eft in the game on an putting the ball on the one. George o"-ckle smash. Kotlarek smashed over on a huar- Grov ,ed ln tirsi downs, IS to NEW SHIPMENT i, 5", 6" PIPE Now Available in Limited Quantities for WELL DRILLING C. E. Gor dinier 8 Son Phone 5384-W or 512-R Eugene 1941 Harris Street terback sneak for the score. Sieg- 10. In winning the Lions relief" mund's extra-point kick was good. a,mos,t entirely on a ground game. Tim u-. ii,. .i. i i completing only two passes. Leb- gene finally secured possession of j an2" ? 'HI 'Ur' the ba l Witll a mirmta ram,lHlhH With So eerond remain- rolling through Ma lege and iciic unreal! reported mat Nalley placement made H-0 for lmo " lone-where he phked It hag run back 31 punts for 557 Rerwlik Raeeeera Barwlrk and Rob Roberta emolhered I Nagel returned Wllkina' eerond half down on Ray Nagel for an elght-yerd loie and an'klekotf 13 vardi lo Ihe t'Cl.A 33. A Negel stamper, trepped on a paa attempt, offatdea penalty moed th. Rrutne ba,-k ' pale tailed and Barwlrk tolled him for made eight. Darnell Hopped Duffy at the a ineir le. nieiren niede 1 and tvklund a s-vard lota on a eerond attempt. Ilol- iei.en matie one ann men m Sleffen and Wation made It ftrat left to play. ' nil.... a .... . , . v-,.n-i nKuiv5 itirHea suowen John Freeman, Portland U. but another aerial thrust was in tercepted by the Vikings as the game ended. Bevans Best Back Eugene's two ends Johnson and Murray played their usual strong Same, although the whole Eu gene line gave a top-notch per formance. Dan Strite and Cece Hodges showed up well on de fense, while Bevans was the best of the Eugene ball carriers aver- returned alnR seven-yards per try and full running like a deer. Jerry Aiken drove hard in the last half. Jewell runners transfer from Woodburn (and Cetlare Orere (SI) roe. (IS) Lebanon Barteli LR Mk-ke- Duncan t.T Rone Porter 1.0 Plrkner FTyrear r Sr-hmit Haughton . no Sorenioi- Anthony HT . Englev Weill HE Bosg Cox e' Bc-hafir Hebert t.H Busl lcC.ourty p. It Summer. ani r Andenor Grove It T t IS 34 Lebanon SOS S 12 Missouri Valley Wins Fortieth Straight LIBERTY, Mo., Nov. 1311.1?- is one or the trickiest Coach Volney Ashford's Missou seen this year. The ri Vallev Vikines FriHav niohf t new all-time collegiate record waa charged with pan Interference. ing the Rrutna a ftrat down on the SI. Rut Johneon fumbled on the neat play. in: skati: Nightly crt 8 EUGENE ICE ARENA 1850 W. 6th Ph. 4957 ramt knrs-kti down hli nxt trv nd " down on tht Q. Prtipl- Ihrn Nlrflrn kU'hM to Holromb who rt my wtoi. for hH-ril Km turni 11 mrA lo WL n. went VCI..K tt off lrte on 1rt nrxl plv, 11, ftamltrs 9. in1 IWtl I to flnt down ,nnvlB ,h tv,n h Oregon IS. rtn thai Hil l U lib.n w.nl le. IV.. mm FtOMI t'lfr StinmiT Pltohcai to tlhrnw bill n olffmha hoMinf pn.altv movtxl ,ot ,h totu-hdnwn-flght mmui ind .10 Montniia Ongt.n bavlt to Ilk 44, It wi tbn thai "i tn prriotl Hrtd. Wlon u.ih kr ... a j v , . . ttlfWI.-lrfi IK. .vie. Uit -J aw. a laiiuivritiin iiovrn nil unBi pais oi in ' , " ' . , ""' " fm-which 8ttir knorkmt down. mrt ih f1"1 -T irort. Tommy Httip ntnt nd htn II Hfcrr lunifU fain itd thtr, Snt1ri mud a fit, lvvli rrlnrnnl lhi klckoff U virdi to down on fmitth down amain -to th ,h Orjin SO. Thrrt playa not! ttl avrti Bruin . lwli mailt I0' Jmt outsfdt 'ri' Vanllrocklln punte1. Jhncm th IS, Pelt wnt to tha t frttm where rruirniM is yarda to th VilA IT second in kickoff returns with senior) ha very quirk motion. 1 for consecutive football victories Lawla mad a ftrat down en tha four. THE BIKE SHOP I .IBS; Roy Malcolm. Montana, third with 379. and Jerry Williams. WSC. sixth with 3J0: State, first punts for 45.3 yards and! Dick Wilkins. Oregon, eiRhlh in pass receiving with 22 catches good for 453 yards. Loyola Levels Arizona I.OS ANGFXF.S. Nov. 13 (U.P.i A surprising Loyola University ret for leven Vetmn went to the IS team playing its first game With- M- aarber "-re ne n ami !,.. recovered - out Coach Bill Sarttent, Upset fa- ""'" "h one minute and 40 ie,-ondi to play. . . railer made 13 wide to the right, lie "iiriun omit ui jempe to rce added to i: ncin.v night at Clilmore Michaels gave Eugene no end of by swamping William Jewell fol- trouble also, with his speed. In lege for its fortieth straicht tri. Bin Tiosion, "ie line, hock niayed a standout umpn. e to 0. In punting game for the Viks. 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LI (UP t. joKn'n J Flores, the nation's third Hanier, lanklni! lishtweicht challeiiKer, sierien ex,ibued unsuspected punching -M 'power Kridav nicht is he knock- ORKUOS (HI Carta IVMrir Melanrl K.-Miinrl CnrvjNM iantoir X ' I tklna Vat.llrwklm I en la Bell Sai,1a-a II no ur RR 4 1JI nu TouoMr-wni. Kollarelt. Rock, vnernon: S'efmund nub for . Jenien. DlVU. I Oinerali-Referee- Ml.-ker Da if : plre: Jim Norton; head llneaman: Hal Ed vt anil. invincible Vi kings tied the record of 39 straight rung up by the Univer sity of Washington, starting in 1008. e Collegiate Morris Harvey 14. Gorrtewn T. Miami 19. Chattanooga $. . ' Kf-VurKv state 11. Momi Brown L Kent s;a:- jl, Akron- 0. So ilhwestfrn 1. Washburn 13. MUamirl Valley 48, Will ram JcwcU I. Hilladale 13, Kalamaroo 1J. Conncrs 3. Joclln 0. Oreron 26. L'.C.UA. T. Prep Scores Hillsboro U. MeMlnnviUt . Jefferson 13. Rfwevelt j. Orecon City t. Beaverton 4 Ticard 2J. Newberu 0 relumb-i Prep 41. Htll MllltiTy I. St. Paul 28. Turner , Oregon UClaA -' ed oit Pel Cockayne of Dcs .Moines in the fourth round at Legion Stadium. 4 GRID WIN NEB SAN JOSE. Cahf.. Nov. 13 W A favored San Jose SUte eleven came to life in the fourth quartfr laat night to clinch a 21- -..Htij: TtMirhifowna Sioiert S. BeM, tV-brow ronverUmi: lantli I. WaUon. Sl'VnTlT!CS: Oregon RiJs; D. RoN . futon. Hat it. Uii(M. AirderMm. Bartot em, Tackle: RoberU. U Robtnton. Nev. iU. Guardt: UerU'k. Arnold. Hull. tan If't; Centers; tiibaon: Bai-Ki: John ton, Tvn MoKa. lime. SUI'.e, Tim Courvey, Katler, AiVen. Hloomb, Bqita. E'tda: Ri(f). V(JivKh, Cpr Hll. Tint'ev. Wllkmt.w. DotMowi Ta.-k. ia: niroavein, Jen ton, t tvmisKn. um; 13 jrici victory over the Ssn Die- MASS f s,a, A--" ston su- Slaier. Iuffv. Waleon. SNorU B'al. ntUm. Olflciala: Referee: Marre Sutelion.' 4 Southern California! Vmptre: Williara uiiiTU'neTU ll-ivo l-Wbua. Slanf.TJi Head Unean-u: Motlev ""H"lKTH IS Oriirr. 4v.,teni ralKornia: rieKl Juoee: i OLYMPIA. 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