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Huskies Hand Idaho 39-14 Defeat Golden Bears Topple Heinrich Hits I jDnl8of27 Pass Attempts SEATTLE, Wash. IW Don Hein rich, an eagle-eyed quarterback jyith a slingshot arm, passed the Washington Huskies to a 39-14 win over the Idaho Vandals Saturday before, a crowd of 29.500. Heinrich, Washington's leading candidate for Ail-American hon ors, completed 18 nut of 27 passes for a total of 226 yards. He threw three consecutive strikes in the second period, and came within twot' tosses of the all-time Pacific Coast Conference record for com pletions in a single game. Idaho scored more points than any Vandal eleven ever had against Washington. They scored 12 points twice in 1900 and in 1938." ' . HUSKY SCORING The opening game crowd In the Washington stadium was the larg est 'e'ver to attend a Washington Idaho contest. The most persons previously to see the Huskies and Vandals play were the 22,364' on hand for the 1948 game, which .ended a season. Scoring for Washington were ljalfback Bill Earley, who took a 27-yard pass from Heinrich in the first period and drove over right guard for two yards and another six-pointer in the second quarter; end, George Black, scoring on a Heinrich pass from the Idaho 44 in the second period; halfback Bill Albrecht, driving over from the Idaho five in the third quarter; center Jim Noe, who intercepted a Vandal pass on the Idaho 32 in the third quarter; and fullback Sam . Mitchell, who made an 87 yard runbaek of a Vandal kickoff in the final period. Place-kicking specialist Murray Heminger, hailing from Lanai, COP 34-13 'Johnny 0 Sets Pace in Cal Grid Triumph Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., 2C Sun., Sept. 21, 1952 Stanford Trips Broncos 28-13 Bob Mathias Leads Mates to Victory National Football RoyJ b, mum rreii I Injury will deprive Colorado ofHnu... MARYLAND HAS SQl'EAK ,.,.,,., ,,,,,. .,,. In 2? h Ik, 1 The University of Maryland's mi(fs. ,. cruci, SMI011 ,HJ fooibain . " ;i . ., : ". . :" , "'" u following week against Kansas, Kuear Bowl champion team ran smack into the makings nf an unset at the hands of Mis- .nnt-i Saturday, hut squeaked nut THRILLING FINISH nf it with a touchdown pass 70 Cosimo Brocato' toenntls before the game ended the 11-yard ml a 1310 victory. go gave battling .lade Krarbath, brilliant All-! "-14 victory over Wake Forest iir,,.. Powerful W ! FINISH : magic , m" b, rnrato'j field goal from rlhbed W,;l,'', J line with 14 seconds to wh orthori '"M lling Raylor a dramatic ,,n- "H i tni... Henrv p, STANFORD. Calif. flU-A sharp America qiiarlernacK ranninaie,iT(,., TomRn n,ICn .tliwlr ,nH . tlrcme ernund threw tne UCCKling .ID-jam (MM hi Knna Inirl a srfnnmi.oll i : varrt, .ul '""111 game sparked by the line plunges end Lloyd to "O'ann. " "uisiu front of Texaa Christian's highl, 'h jump Li fiih.u nnh Mathias save the ball on the Missouri 26 and 0,.,-,ud .nr.ad fnm,., j fellnu, .... V'W BERKELEY. Calif, itp The!-. , d UnvwWy-l( football teamran to (he end zone. ex-Army quarterback Gil nciC scored il'P'U University of California unleashed 2,a viotor.. Saturday over. That plav wiped out a 1 herd of hard-hitting backs led , ...,., riara. snuri margin and cost Don Fi led! hv fullback .lohnny Olszewski, to grind out a 34-13 win over College. I .ativornsen spread formation and """ MphonyjTI ex-Army quarterback Gil Reich """red twfctiTj'l Mis-'supplied the offensive rivnamite ,0 Mid up , i,N Faurot'S:, glve (he Kansas a 13-0 victory, A shirU. ' 1 Boomin' Bob, Olympic decathlon i team its chance for a sensational' ,porP the nation's millions . ., T.'j". V '-' VA nSiichamn. who was not supposed lo ; upset and its nrsi victory in television viewers. i- f.n '"'"""ihe In shape for the opener, played home opener since 1947. incing victory stamped janH ,,,, ff ... con!i,tenl ains COLORADO W INS JACKETS RAMBLE The convincing viciorv siamnen, ,u. ...:..... n, n the Oolrien Bears, the. ore-season I T..j j.j .i 1 01 !" Ihinkini ZH udricnl. i.n ,w its for,, ' r1" IRADO WINS- j Georgia Tech pulled the. blank- l7n orado unwrapped Its 1952-'pts o(f a rllthless ground attack fropL c V tyiA Pacific Conference favorites, as. , " . . . . 'model loomau maen ne, d men as today snn wUn lhree explosive! ..,,,, """Bifi . ...... .. ... . .. - r . a ii-m in u aii.ii 1,1 Mm uc.,, naimacKs leaning me cnarge ro . 1 set up Stanford s early scores, then,,,,,, wlth an unimpressive 20-d , , M.B viclnl.v n,, Th. ril,.l'n"r t tfa louennown n,i,..ie,L ,...- ,4 de((,at n San ,,ose state belorc riei betore 24 000 fans. VCl'" ' IIHJ h fntirth nerlnd when I , - ,nnno I . nave nvnr .i..ul Stanford already had taken a 21-13; Colorado had to turn on its run- STATE HAS SCARE mrvvmi,. tallied a way In the the team to whip for the Rose Bowl. It was the powerful game of the Bears, paced by Olszewski, Paul Larson 'and Bill Powell, which rolled over a stubborn Tiger 11, that - nutwpiirhpH California, but ,,.c ninnur.rt oil the wav. I warm, fourth period when I lead. The game was played sunny skies before a crowd of approximately. 20,000 in Stan- Olszewski, ripping off consistent I. "et-ji..-, gains, broke California's all-time stanfordi champions of the Pa- grouna ,'gaiuniK '-'"'"' " cific Coast Conference SET FOR HEAVYWEIGHT CLASH Jersey Joe Walcott, left, and challenger Rocky Marciano will wind up final heavyweight cham pionship fight plans Sunday in preparation for their Tuesday bout. Walcott, Marciano To Battle Tuesday ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (W fident of healing him on Tuesday Heavyweight Champion Jersey Joe j niSht in Philadelphia. Walcott was at "razor edge" Sat- "Yes. I think I know why," he nrriav for Tuesday's defense of his sald' "He s probably rating me on yarns previously ur.u ..j " went into the game Jensen, eany in ine uun. )'"' touchdown favorite. The Tigers threw a scare into Bm Gj, put SanU car(1 out , Lynn "Pappy' Waldorf s boys asfn)nt Jn the flrst p,rio(i whe he they roared back in the second plunged acrnss lram the one-yard half with a fast six pointer. Sec-iino Thc 10U(,hdown was SPt up ond string quarterback Roy Otto- iwn(m m pavne; Sana clara end son unleashed a passing attack and bln(.k(,d an attempted punt by fullback Art Liebscher piled over;Dave CaKtellucc-i. halfback. ' from the seven. Decristofaro add- L,(o. Sana c)ara drove , (ne ed tne point to maxe 11 ji-ia. i Stanford one-yard line. But a hold But California carried out its ng penalty nullified the threat. old game of "wear 'em down the j After a scoreless third period, rest of the half as they drove for;stanford struck again after only three more scores. !fwo minutes of the fourth when The Bears made 21 first downs ( Garrett passed to Morley for a while the Tigers pieced together touchdown from the Santa Clara n ng game to outpace ine taiuor- a ookr lempie squan inrew v.i.,,.,.. under'nians jn its costly victory, thala scare into favored I'enn Slate jn ,h, , "'."i saw the injury of the Buffs' pint-joy laKing a mirn perion lead hut knu 46 0 in5T size wingback, Woody Shelton. The favored Penn scored two lmich-b a' team tobt Hlf I HI. . " hole ihowiik. n.ako1' lin lirat ' " JlMli Touch'Footy To Select in 1951, slim one 17. California 7 '13 J-JJ Con. Pacific . a a 7 nw Touchdowns: California Olnewskl 2. Powell, EI1K, Larson: COP: McCormlck, Llbschr. Hawaii, booted three extra points 1 crown against Rocky Marciano at m.v f'Snt wi,h Savold. I've in six tries. Heminger, who played barefooted football in the Islands, booted two of his good kicks im stocking feet. VANDALS TALLY Philadelphia. Prize Freshman Group Of Athletes Enroll At Oregon State CORVALL1S Hfi-A prize crop of freshmen athletes enrolled at Ore- einns loarnorl that it U'ae the a. !..ij ui ...u:u :j u eon State College this week, regis- n. r-, . . t. t HUH UKIll y II1VII Vl'llvlllirU llflllj 1 . . . . , Trainer Dan Flono said: Joe s ., ,u u. cUi j , tration records showed Saturday. tUt- eUnonnts l'tr Aiiar cAan ktrw , iiioiicici imcii. ic . 14 u 24. Midway in the fourth, Mathias led a drive that carried from the Santa Clara 24 to the one-foot mark from which Mathias rammed across for the touchdown. Slanford .... 0 H n 14 -28 Santa Clara 6 7 0 013 Touchdowns: Gil. Cook. Stanton, Hare. Morlev. Mathias. Points after touchdown: Garrett (41, Daly. before a fight. It's a real razor edge; so we Idaho's two scores came in the ; boxing to three final OO mtnntae ae Wachin crtnn 1 and nOSSlhlv ilist let him do shad- xninU un ojAll nu.nMJ thfllnu' hnvincT In hie final wn.rlfr.nt ; that bench to give his reaerves some . Sunday." take me on hurry before it BWLQNG Egger. Jl ... A.. ... The Springfield J Leasue, fnrnullr aj wffk.will hold i,, a mm oi ouicen ulij, "f schedule V. meeting, at tlw Jlt5J win start at ; Six trams in J league, with outm 27. A single romiJ will be followed, the Alumni Bo ember. Deadline l trance fee and frf MPpl. Z7. The basketball list was partlcu- tt s a real razor ; became generaiy known that I was larly impressive with 7 foot 1 inch ' At the u-Bowl Alleys Friday niRht ac had to limit hlS' . ,, ,w UalhnAlr nt PnrtlanH load-1 Hon occurred In the Bowlerette League. . rounds Saturday i bum' W "de Halbr00k "l fwtiann lean Ann H(.nkw,n M th! v F W. i miinaS aaiUrttay .. .... HH Ik n,Ja Than, alen ra .lor.', . a a ...i- th. n...r.n What they all overlooked in "'"'"r'" :,. ' L , ... . .i-i. v-j . An fight." interrupted Charlie :rv. Grimms, mmon-rreewdiei, rle-,;-ctare Nlflsen nad , 145 ,nd ,59 rLLr:nt. f- L..r flnldman Hnolcv's trainor "uaeiSel ine Oregon scoring reiuiu ill for the losers. Doris Bond tallied mi mvim.j . n . . ' - 73 nninls in a came' Harlow Ttick-!nd 3B1 for the Lane-Portland Lumber that Rocky had been running ; M P'.nls ln ala,m,e' , Co. hut her team lost 4-n to Stewart's Beauty Shop. Myrtle Mancllcn ronen 142-371 for Ihe winners. TOP FIRF.MKN Joe Black, left, of the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Giants' Hoyt Wilhelm have both been key pitching cogs for (heir respective teams this baseball season. Bolh are relief artists with Black having a 14-3 mark compared lo knuckle bailer Wilhelm's 1.1-3 record. NEWuipJ tltinl uiciii ri OmsJ "in.1 M.tK.rrni SFOITtk'O 1194 lll W, till 111 Minul Tho I.nne Cnnnlv Officials' As-1 sociation will hold its regular week-! ly meeting Tuesday night, 7:30. at. thc Naval Armory in Eugene. Com missioner Chuck Wiper will hand- time in competition. Florio's statement about "edge" i ".,S ,u. r ' V" er. twice an all-stater while at Wal Th Vanrlalc IntoroantArl a nar.c I was caused nartiallv hv .lersev 3 Walla- niplr Wilcnn all.ctato for. :from- Husky quarterback Dean Joe s blow-up Friday in a sparring : n ,h nXe We"1 rom KalisPe11' Mon,' and anr4r?2rtser!er.,reher;!oPweh 'o5?, '.Rockey on the Washington 32 in session with Disappearing Billy .. . ' J .' ', "V l.lim Mova. all-city guard from San, blanked Timberiane Lumber. the third period and halfback Dave Smith, whe .tried tc , land a snea 'merini .1 him t knock oui isco , J ,. ' KSrpf w"nd game assignments at ing at him from the corner to get,"0 were on ine .u-swr ,. o. - . it over with quick. ! '"!' SJ"ne, me ,?2ri YALE TRIUMPHS .line, eight plays later. Halfback i whiskers. Jay Buhler's kick was good. ; Meanwhile, Angeln Malandra : Ih,the final quarter Idaho drove ! attorney for Walcott and Manager 45-yards in 11 plays it's only : Felix Bocchicchio eliminated any ..power drive of the game with; ! '. haifback Dave Pickell smashing over from the one-half yard line. Fiaht Broadcast Kugene radio slalinn KI'GN :Buhler again kicked the extra .point. ,' Statistics, scoring: STATISTICS W I ' First downs 20 14 ; Rushing Yardage 131 169 Passing yardage 287 54 Passes attempted 36 20 "Passes completed 23 7 rasse.s- intercepted :. 23 7 V??.:::::::::::rti$ A uncertainty about the fight being will broadcast a recreation of the Jersey Joe. Walcntt-Rocky Mar ciano heavyweight championship fight Tuesday night. The broad cast will start at 7:30 p.m. DST. "So he was overanxious, and maybe he didn't look too good. That Savold knows a few things after fighting fnr 20 years. But Ihe fact remains that Rocky stop ped him and that Savold told a friend of mine it was Ihe worst beating he ever got in his life. He wound up in the. hospital, and everybody said Rocky looked terrible." Marciano named to all-star squads in their: NEW HAVEN, Conn regions. Veteran Race Driver Bill Schindler Killed opened its football season with 34-13 victory over Connecticut. OOLF INSURANCE ' MIAMI (SF1 Thp U. S. ama- 11P Yale!teur golf rhampionship cup car ries replacement insurance cover age amounting to an even $10,00.0.. ALLENTOWN. Pa. HP Wild Bill Schindler. 43-year-old veteran of Indianapolis Speedway and other auto racing clasics, was has never seen Wal- killed Saturday in a big car event Washington 6 Idaho 0 Touchdowns: Earle; )3 739 714 Big Car Races Billed For Fairgrounds Oval staged Tuesday night when he an nounced he was "practically posi 2. Black. Noe. Ai- : tive" that all misunderstandings Heminger 3, THINGS QUIET Malandra made his announce ment Friday night after telephone conversation with Harry Markson, managing director of the Interna Points' .fter;oc'hdown7nHemlne;'!3:,wo,'1'f b oned ou' S"day- Buhler 2. Big car auto races will be held tional Boxing Club, at New York. at the Lane County Fairgrounds, i Markson indicated the "misunder- Sunday, Sept. 28. The three and standings" about a return-bout con-l Cp', one half hour show will feature ; tract would he eliminated without ! W ins four heat races, a B main event,! any concessions from Walcott, Ma- LOS ANGELES IIPI Vic Seixas and A main event, time trials, and landra said. lot Philadelphia, caplain nf the a irupny casn. cott fight in the flesh. He's onlv at Ihe Allentown Fair. seen Jersey Joe on television three I Authorities reported that Schind or four times and a movie of his ler, a resident of Freeport, N. Y., last fight with Ezzard Charles. ' driving a black Offenhauser, was He was asked if, from what he killed on Ihe third lap of the sec had seen, he had any idea whe- i ond big rar race. Schindler had ther the champion would he easier been an auto racer for more than to hit. with a left or a right. He 20 years. thought it over carefully. "Actually," he. finally said. "I think he can he hit with either hand. I expect to hit him." Barber Retains Golf Lead, Nelson Second WASHINGTON 11 Little Jerry Barber clung tenaciously to first place Saturday in the national celebrities golf tournament with a HA Unl 4t-l Af OOQ hot i,Mnff ,,n Bocchicchio had threatened to United Slaios navi run ! anH ' .. ' ' ..... -1.-1 U of SoX raHfT . A-, withdraw Walcot, from the fight thc ,. N, 2 rank'in(! p,,,,, ZZ 210 "the best Hon of Southern California is put- unless Marciano and Manager AI -,.,,., . , ... ..:.if f th. .,... . OT. ting on ine speedway show. This! Weill signed a "proper" contract , , . i r,' , "',' , - - u-.j, w-i, 111 ine Memuinais ni me Harocr piaycn sicany inn. uu- will be the group's lasl appearance , guaranteeing Jersey Joe a return 1 in the north. A special top will be ! title fight, within 00 days in caselmc ,J 'nIM. put on the Fairgrounds track lo ; Rocky won Ihe crown Tuesday ;i"""nw('!" rnm Keep dust from obscuring specla-; night. tors' views. The big cars will fea-j Rocky was asked if he could hire 210-270 horsepower engines. ! explain why Joe Walcott is so con- New Code of Ethics Proposed For College Football Coaches ALBUQUERQUE Picture, if.mitlee appointed bv Ihe Rnard of you will, a football game anytime j Trustees of the AFC A In draw up after next January. a code governing coaches' conduct.' Betore the game. Ihe conch 11 .u- inr. ins rtvai. snaKes nana In the Pacificisnectacular golf for a one-under- tnurnamenl. ' par 71. NO WASTE WORDS... pleasan- iryuis ihwpi statements the kids ,n "1' Prf' on bow many players mi,,- m-m iu.m inrnucn injuries or meets warmly and exchanges tries about the weather, anrl tha mice,, The whistle blows, and Ihe """"": snnricomings. coach sits demurely on the bench,1 No participation in football his hands folded in repose. Pnll' "t the week guessing Occassional-, he turns tn one contests or rating systems, of the. players on the bench and No squabbling in the public requests: press with the school administra- "Malinkowski he so good as lo tinn. the athletic council or the go in there and tell the right officials. guard he just doesn't seem to he mmvl, Emi, I teeling up lo snuff today and to 1 "S , K S",E I come sit down for a while." 0n ,,,e P'lv in, coaches TCI. would have to he courteous tn Ihe 'SK' 14 officials, rival coaches and play- There's a luinble and Ihe nffirial ers on the bench, awards Ihe ball to Ihe other cluh It Ihere are any gripes about and adds a SO yard penalty on the Ihe officiating, there's to he no coach's team. public display or mention in Ihe "Tsk, tsk," says the coach taking newspapers. A letter should he a few notes. . written In Ihe group which as- Coaches might have lo act along signed Ihe official whose judg these lines under a new code of ment is challenged, ethics drawn up by seven nf the The dressing room doors would nation's top football coaches. be locked lo the press for IS mln- Dudley DeOront, head cnarh at ules following each game In al Ihe University of New Mexico.-low Ihe coach lime to cool off and has released terms nf Ihe code to prevent the "we were robbed" which will be presented to Ihe comments which regularly crop American Football Coaches .Assn- up. ciation at it's January meeting It Any infraction of Ihe code could Is expected to be approved. bring suspension or expulsion DeGroot is chairman of a com- from the coaches' association, MAKE LONG STORY. SHORT! Use ONE-TIME CARBON SNAP-OUT FORMS Printed lo Your Personal Specifications NO WA8TE TIME . . . 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