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Newspaper Page Text'ciigcm State Squeaks Past Oregon State's Beavers By 17-14 Edge ebfoots Defeat Idaho 20-14 for First Win See back Kids' Tally Late in Contest Sooil Homecoming i Bv PICK STRITE cT.niUM Moscow Oregon's Comeback Kids, P . nost to Roal post for nearly 50 minutes of W" Soal wiih two touchdowns within exactly P? VfMt the IHaho Vandals 20-14 here Saturday . JSnmwominc spectators. It was a glorious day fed for PCC Standings w UCLA 2 USC .-...Ill 1 Stanford Oregon Washington " i WSC o Idaho o California o OSC o L 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 0 0 ret. 1.000 1.000 1.000 .500 .500 .000 .000 .000 .000 Pts. 45 35 14 26 46 20 28 0 0 Opp.' 13 Oregon 20, Idaho 14 Bayor 37, Washington State 7 13 Michigan State 17, Oregon State 14 Stanford 14, Michigan 7 Southern California 22, Army 0 Tulane 35, Santa Clara 0 "UCLA 32, Washington 7 59 Sco res rtvn n leu ---- . . . . B.0I"C .u:i . ihnnirh the Idaho bnast would a wimc ", ' ay , j , , .... .... ..mo nn ; uea. mil. wi-ico nuiu ucci. (h v iiw hnd something cookin' and they fnkin around like hot potatoes most o the game U nne in each ol u.e iirsi iwu pei iuuo. ' .jnnahiP wound game, but it was the passing K Wayne Anderson that surprised the logcy Pat . iuhfnnlc rnnlino hack- nn Ihrir VippIs 'lime Only a spectacular 52-yard pass from Hal rL,. Shaw on the last play of the first period manufactured an Oregon touchdown early in the n ,,.. --.v., nmhinnf inn fnr spvpn varrlc ijie, me j-., toucnaown. SiW,FIRST , , La cmrsd first midway in the first quarter, full- .jiving over from the one-foot line after Ander issed 26 yards to Roger Randolph and then to Ifftreean lapse made possible Idaho's second r!j in thp second Quarter. Larrv Hart took ! southwest Insi-vard field goal by Emerson Harvey five nSTLV', T f Aid the goal line, and while the Webfoots were H"lv Cri" Fordham t went 60 yards to the Oregon 40. Flip Kleffner's ! " 'b and then a 10-yard dash to the five set the stage! I f I A jer plays, Jim Petruzzi diving over from the two. ULA VIClOl n Leuven, the slew- itmore from Bandnn, the Oregon 47, and the halfback ne for the Webfoots went lo the 43. A 15-yard penalty ipm victory since Ore; I stopped Idaho and Anderson was td Ihado last Novcm- forced lo punt over the goal line. i Ihe 31st victory fori 0 the last play of tne period Idaho against three' Dllnham passcrt to Snaw tnc j four tied. The last:I(aho 45 and he cut back flnd was played here, in 1950,! s(o d from the side b Ed Barton on the Idaho 28 a 52 yard aerial. DUNHAM TO SHAW Stalled momentarily when Ray Lewis smothered Dunham for an eight-yard loss, Novikoff made 11 and then Dunham hit Wayne John son with a low pass for 13 yards o California 49, Minnesota 13 o; WKST Oregon 20, Idaho 14 1 UCLA 32,'Washlnijtnn 7 Stanford 14. Michigan 7 Michigan Stale 17, OSC 14 Baylor .11, Washington Slate 7 Brlgham Young 28. Montana 7 Rocky Mountain 26, E. Montana 0 EAST Pcnn Slale .15. William Mary 21 Pennsylvania 7. nnrlmo-ith 0 Columbia Ifi, Harvard 7 Delaware 7, Lehigh 0 Navy 31, Cornell 7 Princeton R.1, Rutgers 19 Vale 2B, Brown 0 Mimvr.sT , Purdue 21. Ohio Stale 14 Norlhwcslern 20, Vanderhlll 2(1 Missouri 2, Kansas Slate 0 Kansas 21. Colorado 12 Missouri Mines 21, Maryvllle DePauw 40, Ball State 2.1 Wisconsin 20, Illinois (S Nebraska 16, Iowa State 0 Indiana 20, Iowa 1.1 SOUTH Ouke 7, Tennessee 0 South Carolina 27, Ftirman 7 Mississippi 20. Auburn 7 Miss. College 20, Southwest. (Tenn.) won 140 and in the season Oregon barely ICKSPUNT increasingly spirited Kense stopped Idaho tgon territory. The Van ished hack on tneir ,r.S ii Zmnd firsl down n the 10-goal Ihe Idaho 8. Tommy L . 1.1. fu. to block Anderson's Oregon first down on touchdown, four plays :jcored by Dunham on Kk sneak. ktious Webfoots are due i at 10:12 a.m. on the i I line was impotent early N and the pass defense It. But they came around I end the line was out he big, burly and highly Klil forward wall. to go. George Shaw swept his right end for three yards and then Dun ham passed to Shaw into the end zone with Farrell Albright as Over Huskies SEATTLE nn The University of California at Los Angeles ground out a 32-7 win over Washington's Huskies here Saturday afternoon and became, once again, a power to Be reckoned with on the Pacific Coast. The Bruins held the Huskies scoreless until the fourth period despite the un-erring aim of Wash ington Quarterback Don Heinrich UCLA struck for first blood with only 25 seconds left in the first period. Halfback Don Stalwick bucked over right guard from the two yard line to climax his 65- yard drive in six plays. Stalwick himself set that, one up with sparkling bit of break-away run decoy. Kmerson Harvey's place-jning through a moth hole in the ment made the 7-7 deadlock with 1:54 of the period gone. Eighty yards in six plays for Oregon. Hart took Biethauer's kickoff five yards behind his goal line and he went to the 10, where he fum-i bled and Manning Barber recov ered for Oregon Washington line. On the try for points, Washington Linebacker Arne Bergh broke through to block Pete Daley's kick. The Bruins marked up their sec ond score with 10 minutes gone in the second quarter after Daley in tercepted a Heinrich pass on Wash- Novikoff lost three and Dunham I inston's 31 and ran it hack to the 1 11 before Novikoff made 6. A de- Igons, who appeared j ayjng penalty moved Oregon back flowing the field-goal 1 1 its 24 and Harvey attempted a W like brain children fi(,w , from the 31, u W8S wide fccques .recovered Bret-and snort and Hart gathered it. up , ! I . L"t,y"!five y"0"8 hehmd the goal line : " "' while the Webfoots slept and he tie play but uninlen time. This was planned, Bnam had lost 12 yards. B, knocked from side mal times, broke into toil outran Jay Buhler went all of the way to the Oregon 40 before the Oregons recovered. three. Halfback Cappy Smith made the six-pointer two plays later on a buck over center. Dewey Dun away's kick was good. Halfback Ted Narleski threw i strike good for 66 yards with nine minutes gone in the third quarter, and Smith bucked over for his sec ond tally of the day six minutes Oregon was penalized five and: later from the one. Halfback Milt then Flip Kleffner made 18 to the Oregon 17. Idaho was penalized to its 36, but. Anderson hit Kleffner llinea w ,'rj . t " e- Du' Anderson hit Kleffner S!..?8??,r?, 'Tifor 15 yards, Jerry Ogle for six and ktd p emen, nCCa,hen Kleffner hit left guard for 10 a, it nZ' --...'a'"! first down on the five. Kleff- ufiU llllglll Davies set that one up by snag ging a Heinrich special nn the Washington 25 and rushing it into the coffin corner. Washington struck back nn its desperate effort to avert a shutout HOME NEWSPAPER,. LANK COUNTVS SPORTS CLASSIFIED SECTION C EUGENE, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1952 TORRID FOOTBALL ACTION In hot Multiomah Stadium Saturday afternoon finds Beaver Wally Jackson (48), top picture, returning the opening kick-off to the OSC 27. Michigan Stater closing in on Jackson Is Ellis Duckett (32) as OSC End Bill Storey (01) tries to clear the way. Behind Jackson is Bert Zagers (19), Spartan halfback. The last play as I, wrppnn mitfh i , . . ... Ltotafnmki. 11. jlner made nne- Murphy two and in the fourth period, marcning wi, statistics ke was five varrft ,hr. i,ncn Jim Pe'ruzzi dived over left yards in 11 plays with halfback yards gal Ifertieh rt;rSlff.,liorh tWrd "fhdwn of.J.ck Kyllingstad breaking awaj. j v.r.o j Vandals Dominate !0 then tho v,j,.!tne Bane-Buhler made his seventh l r"n from that point' 8 Pacemenl nf the season. to j DUCKS HALT DRIVE B MAR TILT Manning Barber returned Ihe s penalty filled and!uickoff 15 yards ,0 ,ne 0rc8n 34 tors of the officialinsi 1 the 0re8ns coul(i not untrack difficult time leaving i lhemsclves and NovikoH kicke'1 49 Unmolested. After all iJarls where Buhler was stopped Koming anii penalties ,f'i"1 nn ,he Idan0 30- The Vanda,s f-lth Oregon eottins rnare(i ,0 ,ne Oregon 17 before 'W breaks from the',he Wcb'"''-'' held there. S. PP. I Oregon failed to gain and Breth 11 Dunham won lhe'auer P"r4od 38 yards, Buhler re tod to receive, Man-turnin8 ton yards to the 50. "turning nine vardsl Anderson's pass to Murphy was 30. Mel Bertrandjood fr 19, Ogle for 13 and only Jto on a second down !,wo penalties stopped the threat. 12-vsrd ln i .... ,,. ! I,."1' Jay Buhler re Huo the Oregon 48. p the Oregon 24 for ,iWi"'ams and Cece Hodges recov- ".erea lor Oregon sained rushlnff 2R4 lost rushing 58 for a 26-yard end run to pay flirt. pMM lemptcd 19 Wendell Niles kicked the point. Passes completed 9 UCI.A rassea nnn iniercepiea u Tarus KHinea paihime i.,d STATISTICS w First downs 1 Rushlnl! yardafe 1JJ Passing yardage 204 Passes attempted 4 Passes completed 21 Passes Intercepted S 9 Pont Punting average 7-S Fumbles lost. ' Yards penalised - 30 Washington 0 0 0 77 UCI-A III Touchdowns: Washington Kylling stad: UCLA J. Smith 3. Ellena, Stal wick. Points after toucnaowns: wash Ington Nlles: UCLA Duna way 2. iig, Net yards run and pass 338 jOS 1 first downs rushing 8 g First downs passing 4 : First downs penalties 0 n! Total first downs 12 7! Total first, downs . 12 34IAV. length KO returns 38 'n-Number punts 3 o Avg. length punts 29.6 iaiuKK ,ui iriuriiB .1, Number penalties 9 Yards Inst penalties 75 Idaho Oregon 181 65 96 24 10 2 187 28S 3 9 3 II 11 11 Buhler returned Brethauer's sec ond-half kickoff and returned 30 yards to the Idaho 35. On the first play Hart fumbled and Emmett on the 38. eight after heinit! s",w passed four to Novikoff, I dnu- v,.iilora Elliott made four k. ,'"u " hit more and a"er for an oi oil 4 1 !f i and first down nn; on ,he 20- 79,0 straight penalties A l..j t , .. imovefl Oresnn harlr to the 4K and Novikoff drove 10 to a first down the Wehi... ' .S.Shaw was .smothered for flw forced ,' yarl lnss t0 ,he Oregon 49. atall-1uis- Buhler return.d inR ,ne ""ensive. Novikoff 's punt !,he Idaho 37 ,j ,"iwas taken by Buhler on the four. ,li,,,JCU llllll Ull IIIC tlllCC. UK Vsn.l. . : j. " nan scored. ""'down on two WIIJ.IAMS RECOVERS !.. j matle Back 1 the rw RW'i opened on their heels, the Vandals r,- . ni .uweneu a nnve soarxea oy mur- r PulledT an1 phy's 37-yard run. Williams pulled on 2t , "'ra onwn; him down on the Oregon 48. Pe SVAXDALiVi,rd Win.;truzzi made a six and Murphy fel livj ... imade another good gain and then Penalty And 8ck(,('1'1 Merrltl. Barker pulled Anderson Ue a ,urso!! UreA d0WIi 'or a 10-vard loss. With one "ck Soing i ,u ' ,hf ,n So for a first down, Bill Lawr 1 irder u nre- f,lmbled a"d Williams recovered ?!rsil for . V R,,ve on ,he Ofon 37. la.,., 'OUr-Vard OrOSnn ln IS tinMinff ojvI Er huU.1"1 ,hen'then Barney Holland pitched .to IthiL. 'ft tackle I BrolhaitAf - no ul !-,,) rrtn,hfourthtHine 'missed Ws net try nd then Novi' "uchiino- "... "u maae t urst down on ine ti. t ft Period 2:55 ; Trce playi netted one yard. Novt- l! '-0 Idaho fejnt'!whpn takin8 one-yard pa gainer ration BinJ . lfrom Dunham. BreUumer's punt H'to tk. 5 went into the end I Hi. " SOn 20. Th. tlt.l.l..i. .J. u.. 4 f -' Utinhsn,-. , c cuiutju indue well 1 irt,PN Z u sJon! strikes goon after Lon boomed 1 "art oniin to hlnrlr Ar,r1ern nun. Ore- Eugene Country Club Host for CC Meet Fumbles Opp. fumbles recovered BUSHING Oregon TC Allbrlght - 3 F.lllol 11 Novikoff It 40.7 3 9 85 2 3 Dunham . Shew Holland - ... Van Lueven . Yt, Net Ave. .35 19 57 112 Thirty-six hole Medal play be gins Sunday at the Eugene Country Powell Club in tne uregon uon uii- tion "Champion Of Champions" tournev. 8:30 breakfast will pre- 'd"'' cede the nine AM tee otf. ! Buhler 5 Entered in the tourney are such Hart j toD Oregon golfers as Dick Estey i "'"" ? of Columbia Edgewater, John FreyMurpiiy""--- " He Dale Belford. Patruizt 37 Waverly, and Harold Westen, ali;" i-i H..J CAii(liirM rtfnrfnn wilt 01 roriliJIIU. outline... v. Aft be represented by Dick Hanen of : im n Coos Bay and George Hagen from!sha- J Medford. Elmer Remlinger is en-Holland tered from The Dalles and Erlingj TMnl 24 Tnrnhcnn from Alderwood. Iwaho Att, Sid Milligan is ii OREGON (2fl) Left Ends Brethauer, Jones. Lpft Tackles Reeve, Hedgepeth, Mac Leod. Left Guards Patera, Greenley, Died erlch. Center Phelsier, Adams, Sulton. Right Guards William's, Jaques. Right Tackles Laird, Peterson. Right Ends W. Johnson, Barnes, B. Johnson. Quarterbacks Dunham, ' Shaw, Hol land. Left Ha If harks Albright. Mprrltt Bar her, Powell, Manning Barber. Right Halfbacks Elliott, Sloan, Lyon. Fullbacks Nqvikoff, Hodge, Van Leuven. Idaho 7 7 0 0i4 Oregon 0 7 0 1320 MSC-OSC TC 5 in 22 20 so 1.1 29 STATISTICS osrj First Downs It .7Rushing yardaga - ...114 1.3 1 Passing yardage r-149 .j Passes attempted .... 17 10 4: Passes completed fl 2 I Passes Intercepted 0 ! Punts 7 4 ! Passes intercepted 0 Punts 7 Net Ate. Punting average 43 12 .24 Tumbles lost 3 4.4 4 6.2 3.2 4.3 7.4 7 1 Late Field Goal Saves Till After Beavers Shock MSC Tries Twice For Three-Pointer By DON FAIR RegisterGuard Sports Writer MULTNOMAH STADIUM, Port land Sophomore halfback Gene Lekenta preserved Michigan State's top national ranking here Satur day afternoon with two seconds left in the ball game. It was Le- kenta's 15-yard field goal with only two seconds showing on the big clock which enabled the highly rated Spartans to eke out a Frank ' Merriwell-and-then-some 17-14 vic tory over Oregon State's battling Beavers before a crowd of 22,585. But for an offside penalty with seven seconds remaining, Michi gan State's green shirted club would have had to settle for a 14 14 tie. With seven seconds to play Lekenta tried a field goal from the 20-yard line but it went wide. The OSC infraction gave him a second try and the sophomore's toe was true on this one. STREAK PRESERVED The game ending horn sounded just as Lekenta's successful thump sailed through the uprights, so the Spartans were able to preserve a 17-game winning streak. But Kip Taylors "football for fun crew proved anything but funny to the touted Spartans. Michigan State launched its pay off drive from the Spartan 33 with 3:01 to play. Quarterback Tom Yewcic launched the three-point surge by hitting end Paul Dekker for 13 yards after a no gain thrust and an incomplete pass. Yewcic unwound again this time to full back Evan Slonac for 24 more and a first down on the Beaver 30. A Yewcic-to-Leroy Bolden screen pass picked up three but a delay- of-the-game infraction moved the ball back to the 32. Yewcic then ran a bootleg around his own right end and out-of-bounds to stop the clock with 45 seconds showing. , An incomplete pass brought up fourth and seven but Yewcic's arm was deadly again when he connect ed with Dekker down the middle to the OSC 14. After an incom plete throw, Lekenta came in for his two field goal tries which put the finishing touches on the con test. Early in this same fourth quar ter the aroused Spartans un- . leashed another drive which was halted on the Beaver nine this time with 4:33 left Slonac, the extra-point kicker tried a field goal. His attempt from the 15 and slightly to the left went wide but the Oregon Staters failed to gain with the Spartans following up the punt for the final flourish.. MSC LEADS AT HALF '" Biggie Munn's crew opened In routine fashiuii, piling up a 14-0 halftime lead before the cautious Beavers caught fire to pull into a deadlock. , . ; The first Spartan touchdown re sulted on a 67-yard march a Yewcic-to-Billy Wells pass for 52 yards spearheaded this move but the scoring play was a fourth down," seven-yard heave from the busy MSC quarterback to Dekker. Slonacs conversion made it 7-0 with 3:52 left in the first quarter. Michigan State went 73 yards for if The pride of Eugene and Lane county baseball followers ! Its other tally in the. second quar was hurt early In 1SS9 when A. A. Hadler arrived in Eugene with ! ter. A 19-yard romp by Bolden Ihe territorial rights to operate organized baseball and selected the i and Vince Pisanos 11-yard plunge lowly Class D Far w est League as a starter. . . , This community rather resenled having baseball of less caliber than Eugene, because of its population and standing in the state as a dealer in all phases of the American way of life and baseball is part of that life. . . . Despite the arrival of Cliff Dapper, a Class AAA player, as man ager, and the promotional work of Walter "The Great" Mails, the fans stayed away in droves. Much o 1C! Mwwsi& , ' 1 j'i 7 . - - -Hum . .i j .t-, jr (Wiltshire photo and engraving! of the first half is suspended In the bottom picture as Beaver End, Jack Gotta (85) is being downed by Michigan State's John Wilson (45) after taking a pass from Jim Withrow. The play covered 17 yards. Coming up to help Wilson Is E. Timmerman (30). The Beavers fought the number one team in the nation all the way but lost, 17-14. PURDUE WINS 2114 COLUMBUS, O., (UP) Quar terback Dale Samuels and fullback Max Schmaling Saturday powered Purdue to a 21-14 victory over Ohio State. INDIANA TOPS IOWA BLOOMINGTON, IND., (UP) Indiana came from behind twice Saturday to whip Iowa, 20-13, in a Big Ten football game. HIGHCLIMBER By DICK STRITE MSC 2.17 1 the monien gentry of this area I4s weren't interested in purchasing 'JiHadler's slock, either. The opera o tion would certainly have gone "bust" earlier if a comparatively a local entrant. - Z -jZiraek 3 Com. Yds. 7 94 1 II 2 55 111 Com. Yds. 39 had not put up the necessary cash i (some $40,000) as a mortgage on ness those men, when legal proce dures are completed, will own the park. , , , gon taking over on the Idaho five.! is 19 Van Leuven made twno and then 0r;,; ' c,,, one. Interferece w'as ruled on a . Rrctnauer 4 pass lo Brethauer In the end "ne, j Shaw. 1 . giving Oregon a first down on the 'Novl,ff 2 one. From there Dunham sneaked over for a touchdown. Harvey's1 T"1"1' - placement made it a 14-14 deadlock , W'h," )ph with 4:06 to go. ogie 4 Brethauer pulled an nn-slde kick 1 "J""" - . . . nn thn 1 ana Jim Jacques iwutit nAHO (14) Idaho 47, wnerc me n cdiuuh over. Dunham was smothered for a 12-yard loss, but on the next play, another delayed fullback buck, Van Leuven twisted hts way into ih oioar and outran several de- Anders for 5) yards and the third 107 13 120 Yds. sa Yards penalized 55 The lineups: OREGON STATE Left end Gotla, Cordial. Left taeklea Holgand, Ashbarher. Left guards Moore, Ferguson, Patter son. Centers Fulwyelr, Calavan, Little, Norton. RlKht guards Womaek, Burrl, Johnson. I Right laeKlea witte, Madsen. ne Mer- ntt, nitt. Righ ends Storey. Edlger, Hartman. Quarterhacks Withrow, Brown. Left halfhacks West, Brarkett, Tay lor, Jarkson. , Right halfbacks Ussery, Booth, Selgrisl. MICHIOAN STATU Left ends Bobo, Duckett. Luk. Uft tackles srr, Frank. HaJImark. Left guards Kush, Bullough, Serr, Ross. fntr Timhurn Wavar Val Right guards Brenlss, Kush, Schless-1 nolclcr Of tne Tri-Clty Braves Baseball Is part of the life pf any city and any community and it now appears likely that this community will have the oppor tunity to prove their love of the game with a Class "A" Western International League club. . , , Eugene will have a WIL club if Dick Richards has anything to do with it. He likes the setup here and is willing to take a flyer with the community if the league's moguls approve. . . . Richards is the majority stock- of ' j V'Ia I . fc Haiti - tstttk DICK RICHARDS !the WIL and he Is interested in moving his franchise, his available I players and Philadelphia Phillies affiliation to Eugene. Richards, a j $30,0O0-per-year advertising executive before he lost his heart to base Left Ends Ogle. Lewie, Mendlola. Left Tackles Hess. Rlnge. Left Guards Caudlll. Neese. Center McCarty. Bertrand. Barton. Right Guards Bolder, Faraca. Falash. Rlgn Tackles Hester. Lefferts. Right Ends West, Randolph. Quarterbacks Anderson, Xvrak, Yds. woM. 26' Rlgh tackles Klein, Cutler, Morgan,: 4 wurpny. 19i Right ends Dekker. Dohoney. 14; Huarterhacks Yewcic, Corliss. Iroll hat In mlr lluino in natohall nnw onH ha is u-illlno- In omKl an onri run Bolden. on tsugene providing ne can Be assureo ot tne necessary patronage. I up and tired outside to end Clare. Tiuno' h","",cl,!,-wI- v. The death Wednesday of Arnold G. Sanborn, 33, co-owner of the ; Taylor on the 18. Taylor out-Fuiibackt-Panin, slonac, Lekenta, iTri-Ci,y C,UD" in n0 way tltcts consideration of Eugene as a possible jStepped one Spartan defender, then Benson. helped move the ball to the Ore gon State 29. Again on fourth down Yewcic "clutched" through with a scoring pass. This time he hit End Ellis Duckett behind three OSC defenders on the' one and Duckett calmly stepped over. Slonacs conversion with 1:49 to go in the half ran the visitors lead to 14-0. BEAVERS MARCH Late in the third period the Beavers got untracked to un cork a 40-yard scoring march of their own. OSC's nice-looking Soph quarterback launched this with a 20-yard pass to End Bill Storey from the MSC 40. Withrow pitched beautifully down the slot to Half back Bill Johnson. He gathered in the leather on the 14 and scooted to the one before Jim Ellis over hauled him. On the second plunge from two feet out Ken Brow pow ered over and Cordial kicked the point to make it 14-7 with 58 sec onds left in the third quarter. Ron Seigrist's recovery of Don McAuliff's fumble on the MSC 44 to end the period set up the Bea- I ver s final touchdown. Withrow then pitched to Jack Gotta for nine and Brown ran fnr 10 more ; through a big hole at his own right ! tackle. I After two plays gained but three yards, Withrow took the ball from center, started to the right as on Suddenly he looker Oregon touchdown. Harvey's place- Left'HelfbaeVa Buhler, Picket, Lawr, man ist histi wide and not hand- Petnml. ment was mgn, V j Right Halfbacks-Hart, Murphy, Mor some, but Oregon was ahead 20-14 tlu with only 3:06 remaining. ruUbacki Lee, Kleffner. Score by periods: Oregon State . . 0 0 Michigan Stat- ...7 7 0 14 7 0 3 17 franchise site, Richards said In a Friday night phone conversation. cut goalward with no one to stop He added that Sanborn, who died of a heart ailment at a Richmond, !him on 22-yard touchdown play. Wash., hospital, had been very willing for the move to Eugene. I Cordial's conversion kick was good ana me couni was ilea n-n witn Touchdown.: Michigan State-Dekker,! x Rrharii rivnimle llltlo fnllnw with Inf. nf Irlaoe len'r 15 tn lt In it,. Duckett Points OTAffOn Rt Rpnu.H Tb.-Im ner touchdowns: Mirhi-ni a suwk salesman. He ancsn i warn a hock ni owners teuine tne state sionae 2. Oregon sute-Cordiai . front office how to run the operation. ... He Is faced with two major rield goali: Michigan State Lekenta.! (Continued on page 3 C) Munn, the Spartan coach, didn't BEAVERS LOSE (Continued on Page 2-C)