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California Claims Championship and Rose Bowl Bid on Basis of Tie
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Cfeims of U.S.C.
Afe Waved Aside
Vqjing Next Monday to
; Settle Dispute
JJ By James A. Sullivan
Qlnltod t'naw Stuff ConvupmnfenO
S;m Francisco, Nov. 21 Ul So far
as hJn Priestly. University of Cal
ifornia graduate manager of athletics,
is concerned. California's Golden
BcnrJ are in the Rose Bowl already.
'V&'rc the champions, aren't we?"
Pricty said after California had
beatfn Stanford, 6-0, to finish it
Pacijc m coasi conference football
camyiiign with six wins and one de-foat.-nt
its regular season schedule
witrrtiine victories and one setback.
Prlt-slly insists it doesn't make any
difieSncc what happens in Thurs
day's biggest far western Thanks
giving day game, when University of
SoufTJcrn California and U. C. L. A.
squaw off at Los Angeles.
U.6. C, by winning, can tie Cal
ifcnjji in the conference standing
withwi record of six wins over con
ference foes and one setback.
THJt isn't good enough, the Cal
ifornia1 grad manager says.
In4he prize ring, he pointed out.
the champion keeps his title if the
bcuQs a draw.
Trying the same reasoning to the
gridiron. Priestly insists that Cal
iforrfta, 1937 champion and Rose Bowl
wiiirjfcr," should go to the Pasadena
classic &ew Year's day again because
no tftftiu was able to do better than
tie the Golden Bears' record this
year-- -
Oftoorse Priestly has only one vote
in tljf 10 that will be cast Monday.
Nov-S. in selecting the far western
representative for the game which
putsJt least $100,000 in the athletic
ti-or of the conference team
choban.o
Oitwr-votes will come from U. S. C,
U. C C. A., Stanford, Washington,
WaCngton State, Oregon. Oregon
Stat Idaho and Montana. There will
be rfmclTjockeying and much polit
ical SianeuvermS- most sources be
hev between the close of the U. S.
C.-L" C. L. A. game and the tele
grapTTic vote.
Stanford, with a record of two wins
and Sve defeats in conference play,
fir.istos its poorest season in years
agaiftt Dartmouth from the east in
one 3 Saturday's three big games.
Washington and Washington State
will RHiyle at Seattle and Oregon and
OregcaJState will play another "state
championship" game at Portland.
Oregon's stock rose last Saturday
when the Webfeet trimmed Washing
ton, 3-0, on Jim Nicholson's field goal.
The heaviest firing this week will
come Thursday. The main games
present U. S. C.-U. C. L. A.; Utah,
big seven, champion by virtue of a
49-0 win-over Wyoming; and Ari
zona, surprise 20-12 winner over
Marauette. acainst Montana. iSan
Jose Stale, which eked out a '6-0
win over the San Diego Marines to
keep its perfect record unspoiled,
meets Flagstaff Teachers, Whitman
plays Willamette, and Fresno State
plays Santa Barbara in other im
portnnl.gamcs. Sanrtt- Clara comes back to the
wars Sunday against Detroit in Sac-i-amcnto.
While Gonzaga, beaten 8-0
by University of San Francisco yes
terday, plays Loyola, which Hardin
Simmons beat, 19-0.
TACIFIC COAST SCORES
California 6, Stanford 0.
Oregon 3, Washington 0.
Mesa J.C. of Colorado 0, Boise J.C.
19. ,
Hardin-Simmons 19, Loyola (Los
Ane.elcs) 0.
Eastern Washington college of edu
cation 0, Western Washington college
of education 7.
San Diego State 61, Santa Barbara
State 13. .-
Montana Mines 6, Albion normal
45.
San Jfjsc State C, San Diego Mar
ines 0.
Arizona 20, Marquette 12.
SUNDAY FOOTBALL
... (By Unite! Preu)
University of San Francisco 8.
Gonznga-V. 0.
Cntliollc U. 14, Loyola south 0.
St. Benedict 7, Rockhurst 0.
Scr.-mton 25. Ml. St. Mury 3.
Louisiana college 13, St. Mary's
(Texas) 7.
St. Vinconl 21. St. Bonavcnluic 7.
Niagara 12, Canisius 0.
Sport Tabloids
Los Angeles, Nov. 21 'U Burcl
Mulkcy, 33-year-old Idaho cowhand,
today was acclaimed the world's
charrjpion cowboy following his vic
tory . over Everett Bowman, 1937
titleholdcr, at a rodeo held in con
junction with the great western live
Flock show yesterday, Judges of the
Jtodeo Association of America pro
claimed Mulkcy the new champion
nflcr he belled Bowman in all events
except roping.
Spokane, Wash.. Nov. 21 U'' Van
couver climbed out of a tic with
Spoknno-for the cellar position of the
Pacific Coast Ice Hockey league by
clefeallng the Clippers, 5 to 4, in an
overtime game here last night before
1,500 fans.
New York, Nov. 21 MilTony Gal
rnlo, Ihp Nntionnl Boxing usMicia
lion's No. 1 hraywciglU challenger,
will fight Otis Thomas, Arkansas
urgi o, irl St. Louis, Dec. 0, GaknWs
inanaycij Joe JjcuIks atinuunccd.Uu
tlny. . b
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COPftTgia'BY WtfTsERVICI, lWC."f . Ml BEG. uTtTrMT. Off. jT H -1 J
Sport Parade
By Henry McLemore
(United Prr Start Cwwpmuient
Houston, Tex., Nov. 21 til In just
about the time it takes to boil two j
three-minute eggs, Texas Christian i
UVurdiV aSmoon than I had !
seen in six entire earlier games,
Before I settled down in the press
box to watch T. C. U. against Rice I
had seen Columbia, Yale, Colgate.
Navv. Alabama, Tulane. Vanderbilt
and'Tennessw in action. Columbia !
had shown me a fine passer in Luck
man. Fordham a sizzling attack cen
tering around Eshmont. Alabama a
staunch defense, and Tennessee a
strong, balanced club without any
real weakness. As a matter of fact,
when I left Nashville a week ago I
felt that in Tennessee I had seen the
best team in the country, one capable
of iickinp any club.
But T. C. U. against Rice changed !
what basses for mv mind and chanc-
cd it -in "six minutes six minutest
which saw Horned Frogs make three
touchdown marches of 63 yards, 68
yards, and 52 yards, respecti"?1v
These three touchdown forays fol
lowed an opening one that netted a
score when the game scarcely was
unctei way.
The men handled themselves with
cool assurance. There was no hurry.
No fuss, no kicking of pants or slap
ping of backs. They were workmen,
doing a job well.
This poise is the answer to the
team's success, according to Coach
Dutch Meyer.
"We discourage inspirational foot
ball,"' Meyer told me. "and stress
poise and the efficient carrying out of
assignments. We used to try and key
the boys up. but that didn't work. It
once ost vs a conference champion-
snip, in ta:t. ihat was the year b. M. j
U. beat Ui with what I think was
an mferioi team. We hopped the boys j
up for that game and put them under i
pressure even before they sot to the '
ru Ik
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jAimbcr and
j field. As a result, they lost their bal
jancc. played with their hearts in
stead of their hands, so to sDeak. and
(were beaten. It was the fault of the
(coaching staff and we learned our
icsson "
In O'Brien. Mever believes he has
as fine a back as he ever coached.
! Ana inai nis ceiner. rvy i-yancn, is
!le J he really great ail around j
players in southwest history.
Oh yes. T. C. U. wants to go to the !
Rose Bowl.
And if it does, here's a tip to the
! team that is chosen to play it don't
J?rce to winner-take-all basis
.tccause yu mi&ht to walk
home.
tCopyrishU I!38. by Untl Prow)
Elliott Roosevelt
Promoting Big Games
(Continued horn pace one)
eluding Paul Whiteman. Eerett Mar
shall, John Boles. Ginger Rogers, t
wuih hu
? others, many ot whom are lexas
born.
ln ar? certain tnat their
completely eliminate the
Bowl as America s premier fo
Both are certain that their plans
Rose
football
show.
Roosevelt, a Texas resident for five
years, and an ardent TCU enthusist.
has promised to arrange for the TCU
team, in the event it accepts the invi
tation to participate in the Cotton
Bowl classic, a trip to either the New
York world's fair or the San Fran
cisco exposition, with all expenses
paid, as may be decided on by the
ph.ycrs. The trip is calculated, com-
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rigid training routine, to offset the
temptation neld out oy a trip to cat-
ifomia which b a big factor in a
Rose Bowl invitation.
WAIJVCE NA.MED SENATOR
Portland. Or.. Nov. 21 UP" Lew
Wallace. Portland insurance man and
a member of the state Kamecon,mis.
SIon was unanimously elected state
senaw- oy ine munnoman cnumy
commissioners this morning to fill the
unexpired term of William D. Ben
nett, resigned.
Wallace has tendered his resigna
tion from the "amc commission.
Six million doses of anti-cholera
vaccine are needed by China to keep
down an epidemic of the dreaded
cholera.
JEFFERSON WILL
PLAY MILWAUK1E
Thanksgiving Day Game
Is Scheduled
By Wllhird Klwrhmdt
(t'tutnl rra Stnlf CorrvwiMHi'knt)
Portland, Ore., Nov. 21 wns
all over today but the shouting ami
a few post-season gnmcs that will
figur inconspicuously in the wlndup
ot Oregon's prep school foot bit II cum
pa Inn.
The record of Jefferson high f
Portland, considered by many to 1h
the state's- best eleven, appeared safe
as the Democrats scheduled n
Thiinkgiving day game at Multno
mah stadium with Milwaukie, cham
pions of the no-name league.
Because of the ninth-term ruling
which Imrs such players from state
teams but allows them to play in
Portland. McLaughlin high of Milton-Free
water negotiated for a game
with Medford, instead of Jefferson.
But it was learned that Conch
Skeot O'Connell refuses! to 'cancel
Ashland high school's turkey day
game with Medford to allow the
Timers to tangle with the Pioneers,
so the undefeated Blue mountain
team will retire for the season.
Milwaukie will be a worthy oppon
ent of Jeff, for the no-name champs
wtnt throutth the season with hm n
single loss a 20-19 heartbrenker to
Salem. Jefferson, however, won the
Portland title without a defeat.
All the favorites came through ns
ixpected In their games this week
end. Salem, beaten only once this
year, walked over Silverton. 20-0;
Milwaukie took Greshnm. 25-0: Merf-
! lord won from Grants Pass, 21-6; and
The Dalles nosed out Pendleton. 7-6.
Other scores: Lebanon 27. Dallas
23; Seaside 20. St. Helens 18; Ticard
7, Hillsboro 0; CorvalliN 0, Beaver.
ton 0: Srapoosv 19. Canby 7; Sandy
! 12. Parkrosp fl; Pacific Kros h 19.
! Nrwberu 0: Columbia Pn-n 14. Hill
MHlti.rj' U; Woodhurn 38. Molalla 6.
The Oregon leaders rates todav
about like this: Jefferson, undc -
(entec; Mac-Hi. unbeaten in Oregon
but defeated by Walla Walla. Wash.;
Medlord. beaten by hureka, Cal.. and
tied by Hood Kiver; Milwaukie, beat
en by Salem; Salem, beaten by Ku
gene; Klamath Falls beaten by Met!
lord and tied by Bend.
Those are the best half dozen. Some
smaller teams have records as ginxl,
but they played less important op
ponts and commanded Icct attention.
The last big football day will jv
Thanksgiving, when several import-
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gf"."f I I
ft) ' J M'Ot
ant clashes will bo fought, in addi
tion to the JeffeiNon-Milvvmikle and
Medford-Ashland Imltltvs,
They include: Salem at Coivalli-s;
Eugene at Tillamook; McMinnvillc at
Albany; Junction City at Cottage
Grow; North Bend at Murshfirld;
West Linn Ht Lebanon; ForeM Grove
at tlilUboro; Now berg at Sherwood;
Tigant at Heaverton; Florence ut
Waldport, und Taft nt Newport.
Partial Eclipse of
Sun Scheduled Today
A partial retime of the sun which
Astronomically begins on November
22 will be seen from Bend at minsel
this evening, providing the western
skied remain clear. This eclipse will
have its official beginning on the
Asiatic mile of the international dale
line, where a new dav will have
started, but will le seen from west
ern America while the old day, No
vember 21, vtill linger.
The first dark bite mil of the lower
side of the sun will be seen shortly
after 4 o'clock this evening. Professor
J, Hugh Pruetl, University of Oregon
general extension list ronomer. re -l-ort.s.
The sun will set at nbout 4.:t0
o'clock, with Us lower part hidden by
the eastward moving moon.
Professor Pruett udvites the use of
a piece of gums lightly smoked over
a candle flame or photographic negtt-
ttves by people observing the par-
tial eel ipse
this evenings paitial eclipse of the
sun will be gcuvriilly visible in west
ern America, parts of the Pacific
ocean, northern Japan and north -eastern
Asm.
Roosevelt May Make
Quick Trip to Peru
(Continued (rum pace one)
rontrnctrd for. Five bultlpahina now
arc bulldinK or cuntriu trd (or Kivr
, fciittlrslmw now nrc butldinit or con-
i traded for. the first of the bii! fcl-
luws unucrlnKcn ny inc uniu-u Htntcs
Mnce the Washington arms confer -
1 ence.
, Admiral William D. Leahy, chief of
! naval operations, in Ins annual report
; 1,1 l"p secreiary oi uu navy umay.
said that completion ol the naval ex- ' Neither Oklahoma Aggtcn nor Wash
pansi.m program now under way Irwti,n Stale of Pullman, their wind
would give the United Stales a fight- ,lp opmnent.s, appear capable of
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more than a few days In a zoological
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lly !ahIIo Avery
(Wlittml Vmm HUlT C'rrflMiinWht)
New York. Nov, 21 dli-KiHiltmll
comes Uintfing down the home
Ktioti-h this week amidst the moaning
of bookies and the purring of form
playcnt who had a great day Sat
urday ah the perfect reeoi'd "big five"
came through uiutcalhed.
With upscut taking a holiday for
the (lit time this year Notte Dame,
Texa Christian. Duke. Tennessee
and Oklahoma remained unbeaten,
untied. But it's a steep grade past
the grandstand for nil hut Oklahn
mu'it sooncm, who.se lust two garner
shiuld U ea.sy vletorlei.
For unsctne-ou Puke, which won
a skimpy 7-0 victory over North Car
olina State to clinch the southern
conference title Saturday, the out
look In darkest. This week-end the
Blue Devils play Pittsburgh, whose
second and third hti inyeni roiiuwd to
a 2ti-0 victory over troublesome Penn
State Saturday. A victory over the
Panthers would .skyrocket Duke to
the No. 1 candidacy fur the eastern
Kose Bowl bid.
Despite thu importance gf this tilt,
it will be overshadowed iti fi'infaie by
the traditional Army-Navy classic at
Philadelphia.
Notre Dame, top piocct fur the
mythical national title, is idle thu
week in preparation for it.s cross
country haul to tackle Southern Cal
ifornia Dec. 3. after a halt -miMiig U-7
victory over Northwestern.
Texiut Christian, second only to the
Ui in national rating, figures to
have one of itn toughest battles of
the ensm against Soiithrrn Metho
dist Saturday, detiding the ftoiith
v stern conference T. C. U. van
(Ui"hed Hire &I-7.
innexsee meets it (radittoital hc.
Ki nlucky. lIuinksRivinn
but it.s
sict nest test nne Pre. 3 when it
fact Mlssiroippi's Relels.
j Oklnhoma took the hui mx title
,' Stuid.iv, with a 10-0 victory over
, wa Slate, previously undefeated.
eaasinw the sooner trtmble. !
Tin only unities that ended in what i
rmtld be called upsets or surprtses.
were not on the jmmI cards. Oregon's j
'3-0 tiiumph over WahinKttni, con-j
queroi of Southern California the
week previous, lopped the upsets
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OtheiH I n c I u d e d Southwcntern'rt
(MrmplilN) 7-M decUlon over Mis
sihhlpitl Stale, St. Aiwdein' M'otelesx
It wlllt Boston college, and Florida's
0-u deadlock with favored Georgia
Tech.
Two other conferenci rnwn were
decided over the week-end, Miuiie
Koln copping the big Inn crown with
n 11-0 victory over Wisconsin, ami
Utah crushing Wyoming 3l-0 to lake
the Hockv mountain big seven
clutinpionjLnlp. California el inched at
least n tie for the Pacific const title
by nosing a kiiipitsinuly stublxnn
Stanford eleven, tl-0. Stuitherii Cal
can tie for the conference crown by
beating U C. L. A. Thanknglvlng.
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