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Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Page 22 Thurs., Nov. 15,1951 Uni, Coquille Clash Friday Civic Stadium Scene Of First Round Tilt HIGHCLIMBER By DICK STRITE ir Apparently Amos Hoople's beard handicapped his prowess in picking football winners and soon after relieving himself of the foilage he immediately boosted his season's average to an astound ing .537 average. He picked eight out of 13 last week, including Stanford's upset over USC. ... He now has 51 wins and 44 losses. . . . Brother Jake, on the other nana, picKea m out oi jo University nign scnooi wi imoressive record of 192 wins, 67 make its first try in prep i tomoa, . ,he season. . . . Here is the good word at the Civic Stadium when .the , of the Major 'this week. cgaa: jny unuiia ui imuuj warded this week by three choice upsets which I am selecting ac cording to the Law of Falling Bodies. Tiders host Coquille in a first round championship contest. The game will start at 8 p.m. , vpor. w,A KUGN will broadcast the game. ; Indiana to turn back Michigan State and Army to edge Pennsyi ania. pun(s for m yards nd Dewey Shaw Leading In Interceptions OSC'S Mann Fourth In Punt Averages NEW YORK, Nov. 15 The University of Wyoming boasts the nation's top punter and punt returner as well as collegiate football's leading pass receiver, according to statistics released by the NCAA service bureau Thurs day. Chuck Spaulding vaulted into the punting leadership with an average of 44.1, while teammate ...v . i average oi tt.i, wnue iccmmiaic These startling phenomena are: Oregon State to defeat Stanford, . Semer Pederson has returned 35 The KERG cast will start at 7;55 "Illinois will continue its conquest of the western conierence Dy and the KUGN account over FM, bowling over vaunted Ohio State, and purchasing tickets for Pasa will starfat 7:55 and over AM atidena. 10-30 I "Illinois, with its great quarterback, Tom O'Connell, and eel- hipped halfback, Johnny Karras, along with a line as strong as Fort Both clubs have impressive roc-1 Knox, stands out as one of the most formidable teams in the nation. .... . ., (v, nn(oct The "I have sent in mv recommendation of Karras for All-America. 'visiting Red Devils, coached by "He does everything but throw the Old Granddad bottles out of Spike Leslie, have won seven and the stands. lost one while piling up 239 points "Whichever of the up-one-day-down-the-next Pacific coast teams to 33 for the opponents. The lonejjs chosen to meet Illinois in the Bowl faces an unpleasant afternoon. setback was 13-0 to North Bendj "Illinois soundly drubbed UCLA, conqueror of California. at the opening of the season. Since xhe four California teams seem to be pegged about even, several then Coquille has won seven-in-, notches below excellence. How They Look nnrx.oN it CALIFORNIA 20 Stanford 27 34 Santa Clara 0 39 Arizona 21 35 Perm 0 6 Coil. iMcinc 3 03 Minnesota iy R WimhliiKton 63 42 Wash. St. 2$ 0 UCI.A 41 14 USC 21 A Wash. SI. 41 3ft Orrtinn St. 14 14 Idaho 13 7 UCLA 21 tt rtosirm J3 a wasmngion o OREGON RT. it STANFORD 0 Mlrhlifim St. 0 ftl Utah 2B 14 Id.i ho 6 14 USC 10 13 Wnsh. St. 28 14 California 35 in WathiMKloti 14 27 flrrBnn 20 2f! San Jono 13 2!) Michigan 13 21 UCLA 7 21 Santa Clara 14 14 Washington 7 21 Wash. St 13 27 USC 20 29 California 37 iY-ENGINEER AI Gubrud will handle the qunrtcrbacking 'duties Friday night in Civic Stadium when University High's Golden Tide meets Coquille in the first round of f the state prep football championships. Ward, Scott Fight to Draw ' Loamon Scott and Ronnie Ward, both of Eugene, battered each ithcr to a four-round draw Wed nesday night in the Eugene Armory as this city's 1051 boxing leason got underway. i Ward weighted 145 pounds to Jcott's 143. Ward lost one round in a foul in the four-round bat tle and blood was streaming from fcis nose at the end. 1 John "Arky" Miller, 109, de jilsioncd Bill Ulcry, 110, by unani mous vote of the judges and referee. Howard Merridith, 144, Albany, won an unpopular de jjisiwn over Don Camp, 140, new comer from Eugene, f Cecil Crabb, Bailey Hill, weigh ing 132 pounds, dropped a de cision to Ron Loy, 135, Eugene. loy downed Crabb for the nine fount in the second round and lor an eight count in the fourth tuimd. Kill Sleeper, Eugene, 156 Bounds, won a split decision over Hon Schnffer, 155, also hugenc. Schaffcr immediately demanded n rematch with Sleeper. Lucky Thompson defeated Buzz Gladcan In aniffher split decision. The third slit decision of the night went to Bob Travis, 155, Eugene, over Jack Wiois, 155, Albany. Lnrry Goff, Corvallis, Bruce Towers, Albany and Frank Turn er, Springfield, failed to appear for the card and forced somo sub stitutions in tho program that wns scheduled to carry seven bouts. be fulback Eddie Howe and half back Bob Rowland. Both are powerful runners with break away ability. The Red Devil for ward wall also boast plenty of weight which aids the "power" offensive. WASniNOTON 5R MnnUHin 7 2 Minnesota 20 13 USC 20 13 OreKnn fl 20 Illinois 27 7 Stan ora M 14 Orcifoit St. 40 MONTANA 7 wn-n union H 2(1 New Mexico 7 0 Denver S5 0 Irlatm 12 3ft Mont. St. 0 6 UMh SI. 19 T WynmlnH 34 6 Colo. AAcM 34 t Ufl.A 14 Texas A&M 21 13 Illinois 27 44 Santa Clara 17 7 Stanford 21 41 Oregon 0 21 California 7 7 Oregon St. 0 1 WASH ST. 21 USC 31 34 Santa Clara 21 27 (Ik In. AIM 13 .15 California 42 2fl Oregon St. 13 41 Oregon 6 13 Stanford 21 9 Idaho lOAno at ARIZONA 0 Wyoming zn 07 N.Mex' A&M 13 7 San Franelsen 28 7 Utah 27 II Oregon St. 34 21 Oregon 30 12 Molilalia 0 2ft W. Texas St. 13 111 Sim .lose 7 111 Texas west. 1 13 Oregon 14 ft Tex.n Tech 41 B wash. St. 9 32 New Mexico 20 14 Tempo SI, 01 Florida Club Fires Jinn 'Pepper' Martin MIAMI, I'la., Nov. 15 (P) The Mfnmi Sun Sox of the class B Florida International League will have a new manager next season II. B. Talier, Jr., president of the club, announced Wednesday thjit John Leonard "Pepper" Mar- baseball a blank check. tin, manager lor tne past tnrrc;trvin Reserve Clause Bothers Solon 13 NEW YORK, Nov. 15 (VP) If Hop, Collcr (D-NY) chairman of the House sub -committee invest! gating baseball has his way, base ball's controversial reserve clause will be thoroughly revised. Collcr branded the reserve clause "obnoxious" Tuesday night while appearing on a television program. The Congressman added, how- f I.e. 41.A olo.,e II 1 tvi'ii unit iiiu t imi.tc in oij im-i bedded in the fabric of baseball it . LrOSS-CoUil trV Team .....1,1 l,n in it L..I it must be amended. There ar ITo Run certain abuses which must be ob literated." "It would be ludicrous for Con gress to write n code," he said. but we ate not going to give We are a-row including a 26-20 nod over Marshficld. Well, having taken care of you on that score, now go on and peruse the forecast: TIDERS UNBEATEN Army 14, Pennsylvania 7; Navy 20, Columbia 13; Princeton 34, Ray Hendrickson's Tiders are;Yale 7; Notre Dame 20, So. Carolina 13; Illinois 14, Ohio State 7; unbeaten going into this sudden-Indiana 14, Mich. State 13; Wisconsin 20, Iowa 0; Michigan 13 North death playoff contest. Only a 0-0 western 7; Alabama 20, Georgia Tech 13; Tennessee 20, Mississippi 6; tie with Eugene mars an eight : g0p Methocjst 27, Arkansas 21; Tex. Christian 20, Texas 13; California game schedule in which Univer-41j 0regon 0; Oregon State 20, Stanford 14; UCLA 20, Washington 13. sity rolled up 242 points to 13 fori the opposition. Li. jake. ,vno is usually as silent as a midnight robber in a Thus the two teams, both offen- china store, couldn't help but laughing at his brother, so-called slvely and defensively, shape up master 0( Hnople Manor, for selecting OSC over Stanford. He thinks as even. that even Martha would call Amos a "boob," after looking at Coach Coquille, the District 6-A-2huch Taylor's record. "Why, that carrot-topped 31-year-old native champion, runs from both a sin-0 Portland, Ore., doesn't know what it is to lose a football game," gle-wing and T formation. The jake satf jn reminding his followers that Chuck has a record of 22 Red Devils, like University, relyLiipia,fi tnumns without a loss. "He did have one game tied during mainly on rushing as the strong hjs threfi seasons as freshman coach at Stanford ('47-'48-'49), but feature of the Offense. !, ,A ti;. c.nfn.j ..nrsilv ror,nrH U oirhr straieht " JaWp savs Sparking Coquille's attack will'jn listing his own selections for the coming weekend: WSC over Montana, Idaho over Arizona, USF over COP, Santa Clara over San Jose, Brigham Young over New Mexico, Colorado A & M over Utah, Utah State over Denver. Baylor over Wake Forest, Texas Aggies over Rice, Texas Tech over Tulsa, Colorado over Nebraska, Oklahoma over Iowa State, Kansas over Oklahoma Aggies, Missouri over Kansas State, Mar quette over Detroit, Boston over Wichita, Purdue over Minnesota. VMI over The Citadel, Clemson over Furman, Williams & Mary over Duke, Kentucky over George Washington, Maryland over North Carolina State, Virginia over South Carolina, Auburn over Georgia, Florida over Miami, Mississippi State over LSU, Vander bilt over Tulane. Pitt over West Virginia, Villanova over Boston College, Bucknell over Delaware, Colgate over Syracuse, Temple over Fordham, Holy Cross over Quantico, Lehigh over Lafayette, Penn State over Rutgers, Brown over Harvard, Cornell over Dartmouth. UNI-HI STARTERS University, 5-A-2 titlist, will call on Dale Overdick, Hale Hohn stcin, and Dick Booth to do the ball carrying on the muddy Sta dium turf Friday night. Fullback Audie Eggleston, who has been sidelined with a broken hand, will also be ready for heavy duty in this game. Elsewhere along the forward wall, Hcndrickson will slick with his regulars of John Rolph and Rollie Freeman at ends, Rich Mc Laren and Jim Alleman at tackles, Dave Caudcll and Bob Stansberry at guards, and Bob Pierce at cen jV Harry Agganis of Boston is ninth ranking passer in the nation with 79 completions in 139 tries for 1043 yards and 10 touchdowns, and Johnny Kastan, BU halfback, is sixth in rushing with 766 yards. . . . Agganis is also fifth in punting, with a 41.5-yard average, just behind OSC's Dave Mann, fourth with 41.6. . . . Two spectators at the Oregon-Boston game were Greg Smith and lor. Southpaw Al Gubrud will Dan Graham, both local OSC graduates and now stationed at the handle the quarterback chores in U. S. Coast Guard school at New London. the Tider T attack. The winner of Friday's contest ! U I An,t T..o n move Pass - Marshficld winner next weekend in the quarterfinal round of slate playoff action. With the Stadium turf reduced to a virtual quagmire, following the weekend rains, the Uni- Coquille game could conceivably end in a deadlock. In that case. first downs wil be the decider. If the first downs are even, the team with the most net yardage will be the winner. The teams' records: roouii.i.E 0 Nnrth ltinri ft2 Siitlii'rlh, n .w myrtle UK. B 39 Ohtrnl Ft. 7 211 AOilnnit .11 Myrtlr It. 0 2fi MarshfleM 20 38 Myrtle Pt. 7 UNIVERSITY M Newport 0 33 St. Frnncls 0 27 Oiikridae ft 45 Junction Clly 0 53 Willnmette 0 19 Cot. Grove 7 14 Stnyton 0 0 EtiKcno 0 seasons, hail Been dismissed lor The reserve clause, several reasons, The most Imiinrtnnt reason, said ; trust laws, binds a player to Tifoer, was that "We don't want 'club for life unless he is sold or to get into a rut by having one ,r"ded, manager Friday Oregon's cross - country team, victors over Portland University in its only meet of the season, will vie for the Northwest Collegiate championship at Portland Univer- In fl.,,1 n r,,irf,ll ,.., ,! " '. eitiuilK al i p.m. -in,,.,, ,,ii.jiCoaeh Bill Bowerman said that if Regular Weekly Grief BERKELEY, Calif., Nov. 15 IIP) The California Bears will have to tighten up their defenses a whole lot if they expect to beat Oregon here Saturday, Coach Lynn "Pappy" Waldorf said Wed nesday. After workouts Wednesday, Wal dorf said the Cal junior varsity Ramblers, using Oregon plays. gained entirely too much ground against his No. 1 defensive unit. Ho was particularly displeased at how Oregon plays apparently fool ed his veteran linesmen. Waldorf was happier about the offensive practice. He had praise for fullback Don Harris, who has been with the regulars in the place of first-stringer Johnny Olszewski and replacement fullback Don Johnson. Olszewski's leg injury will keep him out of the Oregon tilt. Halfbacks John Pappa and Harry West will co-captain tho Bears. McConnell snared eight passes last Saturday to bring his season's total to 40. AVERAGES 57.3 Spaulding punted eight times last week for a 57.3 average that enabled him to jump from 15th place to first. Bobby Wilson of Alabama is runnerup with a 43.9 yard mark. Des Koch of Southern California is the third place occu pant with 42.0 yards per punt. Dave Mann of Oregon State. Is fourth with a 41.6 yard average. George Shaw of Oregon inter cepted a pass last Saturday to bring his season's total to It, one short of the record set by Hank Rich of Arizona State last year. PUNT RETURNS Wyoming's Pederson is being pursued by Johnny Williams of Southern California for punt re turn honors. Williams has run back 29 punts for a total of 374 yards. Steve Melinger of Kentucky, Jay Grumbling of VMI and Mc Connell are tied for the lead in catching touchdown passes with seven tallies each. Parents Battle Over Winnings Of Young Son DETROIT, Nov. 15 Divorcee' Mrs. Mona Belle Hunter says her 11-year-old son, Duane, does well playing the horses. In fact, she says he has won $2800. This came out when Mrs. Hunter asked probate court to make her Duane's guardian. The parents were divorced early this year. The mother was given custody of Duane but the father, Clayton, takes him dur ing July and on alternate week ends. On one such occasion, she said, Duane went to a race track with his father and won $1215 on a single race. Combined with other winnings, she said, the account now totals about $2,800. Eugene Recreation Bill Manrfich smashed out inrp nf 257 and 615 to lead Glen wood Merchants id a 4-u victory over oiusuna Lumber n the Major bowline leasue at Euenno Recreation alleys Wednesday nleht. Hnh Wiltshire fired a 60S in leading Plant Plumbers to a 3-1 win over Plummer Motors, E. Hickman scoring 226 for the loserj; Gene Bevel's 222 and 592 TiacfH Snellstrom to a 3-1 win over Kerr Lum ber. Don BHkks rolled 224 and 561 scores In leading Reed's Fuel to a 4-0 win over Jewel uox. Jim the Shoe Doc tor beat Cv S locum 3-1. Lou Bellisimo scoring 217 and 571 for the losers. Jim Carter Retains Lightweight Crown LOS ANGELES, Nov. 14 () Jimmy Carter of New York re tained his world lightweight championship Wednesday when he handed his No. 1 challenger, Art Aragon of Los . Angeles, a brutal beating for an unanimous decision at the end of 15 rounds. Carter, making the first defense of the title he won from Ike Williams last May 25, floored the local golden boy twice and was meting out heavy punishment in ; the closing rounds of a vicious fight. Decisively reversing a 10-round decision accorded Aragon here last August in a non-title scrap, the 27-year-old Gotham Negro won the verdict of the referee and both judges. JV'sGive Ducks A Rough Time Oregon's JVs, employing Cali fornia's powerful running attack and occasional pass plays, gave two Oregon varsity -defensive units a rough final scrimmage session Wednesday. The Web foots worked out lightly Thursday before entraining for Berkeley and Saturday's conference game against the Bears. Fullback Dean VanLeuven, un til he suffered an injury; Half backs Don Holt and Bill Fell ran through and around the varsity effectively, and Quarterback Wal ly Russell's passes also clicked for long gains. Actually the second defensive unit performed better, and End Don Hedgepeth and Guard Emmett Williams were standouts. The offensive units, working against dummy defense, displayed a few new maneuvers to its usual T-formation attack. Personnel of the traveling squad will not be known until just before train time. The JVs were also preparing for their fourth and final game of the season against the OoC junior varsity at Corvallis, Saturday. The Ducklings are unbeaten. Game time is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. LONG LONG,10Rv AUSTIN, Tex ft Dawson's 78-vaPH fwn against Ark-T'! lowest scoring '1 A mage by a VniZ - gridder since 19 ?rryt! Jack Crain rJ .r,!iIS yards against RicJ . 4 HORS D'Otuvu Bom, For your "loll, round inror.lu-Z;: "ufM ol.w,, hnmp or ma S"P 2. Strvt i,h ,.. 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