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Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. 2D Thurs., Oct. 21, 1954 Lead Boosted By Peterson Halfback Tony Peterson, load-; er of Junction City's free-wheel- New York Rangers Win Hockey Match NEW YORK (IPi The Ihird-Dlace Mow Vnrk Raneprs mav have to!intr srnrinff attack, tallied one call for oxygen because they are ! touchdown Friday in the Tigers' over thp son mark for the first !3S-0 victory over St. Francis and time since 1950 and their 3-2 that increased his District 5A-2 record has put them in high and unfamiliar surroundings in the National Hockey League stand ings. Now Vnrlr made an imrirossive home debut Wednesday night by twice against Elmira to share whipping the Boston Bruins, 6-2. second place with Higgins at 30 The two teams started the night's points. Gary Casper, Junction City, collected two touchdowns for the second wccV in a row to tie Boh Given, Willamette, , with 26 points for fourth. Individual scoring: 5-A-2 SCORING TD PAT TP 46 HIGHCLIMBER By Dick Strife scoring lead over runnerup Mur ray Higgins of the Saints. While Peterson was building his total to 46 points in 4 games, Pleasant Hill's Rich Ward scored only NHL contest deadlocked for third place Fuentes Favored Over Graham Tonight LOS ANGELES UP) Ramon Fuentes of Los Angeles, 28-ycar- old part time gravedigger the nation's No. 3 ranked welter weight, is a close favorite to whip veteran Billy Graham of New York in a 10-round bout at the Olympic Auditorium Thursday night. Peterson, JC 7 4 i lllgKins, ar " a"" R Ward. PH 5 0 Given, Willamette 4 2 Casper, JC 4 2 Lynch, JC 3 5 Johnson. JC 3 1 Burns, Drain 3 0 McKlnney, Elmira 3 0 Trelchel, SF 3 0 Sloop, Willamette 3 0 SMOOfy, ft. O j M liiMiliinn I II" Hm Jnti il (Continued rom Page I D) . . . The self-ranked leading prognosticator of the nation will be back with us next week. George Shaw has figured out a way for Oregon to be in the Rose Bowl, despite two conference defeats. The formula includes Oregon winning all remaining games, UCLA 'ef",18 every opponent other than Oregon and Cal upsetting USC this week. . . . We asked George and a few of his teammates if they would be willing to give up their Christmas jobs right now on the prospects. ... One of the extra members of the ticket department caring for student football tickets is Jim Loscutoff, big Oregon varsity center who was one of the best Northern Division reboundcrs a couple of years ago. ... Because of special dyes, Washington's football uniforms will feature more brilliance purple jersey and gold pants. . .-. Shoe less Joe Ulm, San Jose fullback, averaged 6.5 yards on two plays before being hurt and benched for the season, but a substitute, Darrel Clement averaged 9 yards on seven plays Charley Gillilan, who saw the USC-TCU game in Los Angeles several weeks ago, rates Ron Clinkcale, who scored twice against the Trojans, as a faster football back than Jon Arnett. He is a 9.6 sprinter, which helps. Paul Larson of Cal completed 17 of 31 passes for 235 yards with no interceptions and two touchdowns against WSC last week to become the nation's leader in passing. His team mate, End Jim Hanifan, caught 7 for 78 yards to become the nation's pass-receiving leader. . . . Les.Baldinger, former Uni High fullback and now San Jose businessman who is visiting here this week, said that the Spartans have a good football team despite the 450 loss to California (13 fumbles), but San Jose State would have been considerably stronger with "Shoeless Joe" Ulm playing fullback. The hard luck back is out with a shoulder separation and hopes to play next season. The Spartans will ask the PCC to grant him an extra year of eligibility. George Shaw was awarded Sportsvision's "Player of the Week" for Oregon in the California game. The honor is selected each week on the Pacific Coast League's television highlights. A similar award is made to the Big-Ten "Player of the Week." San Jose Offense Clicks in Practice Wisconsin, a slight underdog, has Michigan State down, 13-7, in the fourth quarter, but the . probation for a year Spartans have driven to the Wis- other schools were reprimanded : ball-handling with a wet ball was consin one-yard line, where it is n n,.ii nf iho encouraging with the exception fourth down and goal in what may - National collegiate Athletic As sociation Thursday for rule violations. Calvert Satisfies like no other whiskey I Rich, full-bodied flavor. . .and smoother going down ... that's why millions have switched to Calvert, now one of the world's two largest selling whiskies I $405 $23 4,4 Qt. Pint COMPARE ... and you II switch to CALVERT You Be The Quarterback WARREN GAER Head Football Coach. Drake University wammm Portland Given Slap by NCAA NEW ORLEANS OH City Col lege of New York and Miami (Tla.) University were placed on'i,e and two, against San Jose plays, San Jose State's offense, click ing for the first time offensively and defensively in the 19-12 vic tory over a good Arizona Stale team two weeks ago, clicked again on the varsity practice field Wednesday afternoon "Bloodv Wednesday." The Ore gon Webfoots, who meet the San Jose Spartans here Saturday,! escaped without injury and Trainer Bob Officer sighed his usual breath of relief. The Webfoots are not in the best of physical condition even so. Center Ron Phcister and Guard Jim Potter haven't worked all week, and Quarterback Wally Russell drilled for the first time Wednesday and not in scrim mage. X-rays showed that Fred Jacobs, reserve end, has no spinal injury, but he was missing from practice. Most important casualty has been to Jack Roche, Len Casanova's chief assistant, who has been confined for the second time this season with a heavy cold. Halfback Tom Crabtree, a slow starter, looked like the best run ner in a 20-minute offensive scrimmage that followed a half hour of defensive head-butting. Fullback Larry Rose, who ran well Tuesday, fumbled on three plays. Coach Bob Bronsan's Spartans have had the advantage of a full week of rest since the game at Tempe and the layoff has strenh- ened the Spartans materially. Oregon will be faced with two ace break-away running threats in Stan Beaslcy and Roy Hiram, with 8.6 and 8-yard averages and a power runner in Fullback Dave Fanner who has gained 80 yards without a loss, and the passing of Ben Pierce, with 33 out of 59 for 444 yards. Oregon's tackling was much to desired in the scrimmage but the about 10,000 is expected with fair weather. Reserved seat tickects are on sale at McArthur Court and Mattox Pipe Shop, Hendershott's and John Warren's in Eugene and Baxter le Hen ning's in Springfield. Bruins Brush-Up On Pass Defense LOS ANGELES nil Coach Henry Red Sanders today re hearsed his powerful UCLA grid dors in pass defense, warning that underdog Oregon State prob ably will take to the air at Cor vallis Saturday. During Wednesday's drill Tail back Primo Villanueva completed six passes out of nine attempted In addition to pass defense drift ing, Sanders stressed work on pass interceptions. fat Tin.. .. PLATEAU i be State's last big chance for vie tory. The Spartans have used a mul tiple offense. This has included double wingback plays with two backs just outside their ends, the fullback behind center deep and the quarterback used as a block er; single wingback formations with all four backs lined up in the same direction; T-formation plays with the line close together; and split-T plays with the line spaced and the quarterback running par allel to the line. As Michigan State quarterback rate these plays 1, 2, 3 and 4 for this situation: Drive over left tackle by left wingback from double wing. Slant at left tackle by tailback from single wing. Slant at left tackle by fullback from split-T. Drive over left tack le by left halfback from straight T. (Answer elsewhere on Sports Page.) of Rose Dick Mobley, veteran cnd, will be co-captain with Phcister for the San Jose game. A crowd of AT ri 1 uiTiif AriTii'r r--. 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