PAGE EIGHT
Jensen Wraps Up
Coast Conference
Offense Title
Los Angeles, Nov. 24 HPi Jar-
rin's Jackie Jensen, battering full'
' back who led California to an un
. defeated season and the Rose
bowl, has wrapped up the Pacific
coast conferences total offense
title.
The big, blond all-American
hopeful picked up 170 yards
against Stanford last week end
to lead Cal to its narrow 7 to
win over the Indians. Without
Jensen, the Bears probably would
have wound up with the also-rans
this season. His total yaidage
gained was 1160, with 1010 yards
coming on the ground where he
averaged 7.4 yards a carry In 137
tries, conference statistics showed
Leads Passers
Oregon, which tied Cal for the
conference title but missed out in
- the balloting for the roses, boast
; ed the loop's other big offensive
star, quarterback Norm Van
: B roe Win was second to Jensen in
' total offense and for the second
straight season took the passing
title. Van Brocklin connected
on 68 of 139 passes for 1010 yards
ana a ibk average.
Four conference teams still
have one non-league game to go.
. but most of the individual titles
are already sewed up. Jack Swan
er, the other half of the California
.' double-Jacks combination, has
scored 66 points to lead PCC
scorers: UCLA's Art Steffen
seems certain to get the punting
. title with a 45.8 yard average: and
- Paul Keckley of the Bears leads
;witn seven pass interceptions in
. mat department.
Wllklns Ahead
' Oregon's Dick Wilklns, who has
already set two conference pass
. catching records, may see one of
lis marks cracked by iran Pols
; foot of Washington State next
.Saturday. Wllkins finished his
season's play last Saturday
; against uregon state with a total
i of 27 catches for 520 yards. Pols
t foot with one game still to play,
" has 25 catches, one more than the
I old league record.
CONFERENCE LEADERS
Total offense Jensen 1160, Van
Brocklin 958, Nagel, UCLA, 951,
Samuel, Oregon State, 740, Car
penter, OSC, 713. .
Rushing Jensen 1010, Swaner,
705, Bell, Oregon, 648, Malcolm,
Montana, 492, White, Stanford,
488. , . I
Passing Van Brocklin 68 com
pletions, Nagel 59, Helding, Mon
tana, 53, McCullough, Washing
ton, 49, Mataya, Washington
State, 44.
Receiving Wilklns 27 for 520,
Polsfoot 25 for 428; Ruppe, OSC,
23 for 244; Bauer, Montana, 19
for 318, Williams, WSC, 16 for
266.
Punting (averages) Steffen
45.8. Brogan, Idaho, 41, Mays, Ida
ho, 38.5, Malcolm 38.2, Jensen 37.
Scoring Swaner 66; Samuel
48; McKay, Oregon, 48, Cullom,
Cal., 41.
Pass interceptions Keckley 7,
Malcolm 6. Hatch, Washington,
5, Campbell, Stanford, 5, Barthol
emy, Oregon, 4.
Although superstition Is Rradu
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By Oscar Fraley
l)nlt! Proa Sw.rU Writer)
New York, Nov. 24 'U' -Hoping
to be sharp as an axe so you'll
enjoy your Meleagris Cflllopavo
(turkey, no matter how you slice
It) Fraley's follies and the
Thanksgiving week football win
ners. National
Army over Navy The cadets
are superior on both offense and
defense. Before all that brass and
braid, however, you can expect
the middies to be tougher than a
two-dollar steak. But there's little
question but what Navy lacks the
firepower to pull an upset.
The East
Penn over Cornell Sports can
be thankful.
Boston college over Holy Cross
For many reasons.
Brown over Colgate Fans
clamor at the gates.
rordham over rv. x. u. uniy
cranberry's In the red.
Also. St. Bonaventure overman
Francisco and Muhlenberg over
Albright.
The South
Georgia over Georgia Tech
The schedule's a fruit cake.
Mississippi over Mississippi
State Full of dates.
Tennessee over vanderbilt
Yes, and nuts, too.
North Carolina over Virginia
Thank you!
Also: Aiarama over norma,
Tulane over LSU, Clemson over
Auburn. Kentucky over Miami,
Maryland over West Virginia,
Wake Forest over South Caroli
na, Villanova over North Caro
lina State, VMI over VPI, Furman
over Davidson and W. & L. over
Richmond.
The Southwest
SMU over TCU Pro football
ers are happy.
Texas over Texas Aggies
While owners gobble.
Baylor over Kice Players use
the axe.
W. & M. over Arkansas And
get the gravy.
Also: Texas Teen over Haruin
Simmons, Detroit over Tulsa and
Texas Mines over New Mexico
Aggies.
The Midwest
Notre Dame over Washington-
Take the drumsticks.
Oklahoma over Oklahoma Ag
gies They're like tickets. .
Missouri over Kansas 10 a
good event.
Cincinnati over Mlamr Never
enough to go around.
Also: Nevada over Wichita,
Kansas State over St. Louis and
Missouri valley over McMurry.
The West
Oregon State over Nebraska
Then there's white and dark
meat.
Michigan State over Santa Cla-ra-WY-btF
like one. '
Penn State over Washington
State Or the other.
Utah over Utah State Like the
two platoon system.
Also: St. Mary's over San Jose
State, Denver over Wyoming and
Arizona over Marquette.
West of Weehawken
Chlpola over Hiwassce No
matter what formation.
Marin over Orange Coast-When
It's "soup's on."
Brevard over Mars Hill Pore
1P1 ole Fearless.
Antelope Valley over Palomar
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Hawaii Awaits
Oregon Decision
Honolulu, Nov. 24 ilPi Univer
sity of Hawaii athletic officials
today awaited the decision of the
University ot uregon on me is
land school's offer of a S17,000
guarantee for a post season grid
game In Honolulu Dec. 17.
In Eugene, Athletic director
Leo Harris said no decision
would be made until a formal in
vitation actually had been receiv
ed and discussed by Oregon's fac
ulty representative, Coach Jim
Aiken and members of the Ore
gon team. i
Hawaii offered the bid to the
Webfoots, Athletic manager
Iwao Miyake said, following col
lapse of negotiations with the
University of Nevada. Miyake
said his univeislty was unable to!
agree to Nevada s demand lor a
525,000 split ot the gate reeeiois.
Graziano Explains
Fight Withdrawal
New York. Nov. 24 '.H Rocky
Graziano explained today that he
was risking national suspension
rather than "go into tne water -during
a fight with Fred Apostoli
at Oakland, Cal., on Dec. 1.
The exmiddlewight champion
said he withdrew yesterday from
his Oakland bout to prevent any
possibility of taking a quick
knockout.
He would have been In such
terrible shape" for ex-champion
Apostoli that he would have had
to take a sudden kayo or "make
a lousy fight of it," he said.
He continued: "A lotta people
think I'm crazy because of all the
troubles I've had. And maybe
am kinda screwy. But nobody
can say I didn't give the custom
ers a run for their money once
I climbed Into the ring. And no
body'll ever be able to say that."
FIGHT RESULTS
(By UnlUd Prow)
Sacramento. Cal. (IB Maxie
Docusen, 134, New Orleans, out
pointed Benny Walker, 134, Oak
land, Cal. (10).
Los Angeles (UA Tote Martin-
ex, 136, San Francisco, ko'd Fa-
bela Chavez, 138. Los Angeles
(5).
Honolulu Vft Frankie Fernan
dez, 146V4, Hawaii, ko'd Tommy
oeu, iiu:-!i xoungstown, u. (10).
SIGN FOR BOUT
Cleveland. Nov. 24 ilH Joe
Maxim and Jimmy Bivins have
been signed for a luround heavy
weight bout here Dec. 7, Match
maker Ed Bang announced today;
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Pilot Training
Officer to Visit
An air force procurement offi
cer will be In Bend, November
30 to Interview and screen young
men In this area Interested in pi
lot training, according to MSgt.
Lemuel G. Rumsey, commander
of the Bend army and air force
recruiting station.
Cant. Charles A. Edwards, the
officer, will explain the air cadet
training program, whicn leads to
a pilot's rating and a reserve
commission in the air force.
To be eligible for pilot training,
men musl be between 20 and 26 b
years old, in good physical condi
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Non-college men Interested in the
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Chamber Ballots
Will Be Mailed
Bend chamber of commerce
primary ballots will go In the
mail on December 1, with 12 di
rectors to be nominated. It was
announced today from the cham
ber office. The primary ballots
must be returned not later than
December 8. Six of the 12 nomin
ated will be elected, with Decem
ber 15 the closing date for voting.
Retiring directors are Marion
Cady, Sumner Deitrick, Ed
Hamm, Maurice Hitchcock, Joe
Mack and Duncan McKay. Hold
over directors are Loyde Blak
ley, Frank H. Loggan, W. H. My
ers, E. L. Nielsen. B. A. Stover
and Jack Wetle.
Floyd West, chamber manaeer.
has announced that a forum lun
cheon will be held on Dec. 10, with
tne nominees to be introduced.
TO RECEIVE BIDS
Bids will be received on Dec.
14 at the bureau of reclamation
office in Bend on fence posts,
wood, sand and gravel, listed as
surplus property, J. W. Taylor,
Deschutes project construction
engineer, has announced. Infor
mation relative to the bids may
be obtained from the bureau
office In Bend.
Rural mail carriers travel more
than 1,430,000 miles a day in the
performance of their official du
ties, according to the U. S. Dost-
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Loyal B. Rhodes, president of
the Eagles' aerie In Bend, an
nounced today that a large class
will be inducted Sunday, In con
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i Devere Watson, national president
' of the Eagles. The initiation will
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i Sunday, following a banquet to be
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Tickets to the banquet are now
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day night. Members who have
secured new members in the past
month have been sent free tick
ets. These members are being
asked to notify W. M. Loy, aerie
secretary, of their intention to
attend the banquet. The secre
tary must have this word by Fri
day night.
Candidates scheduled to be ini
tiated Sunday at the special meet
ing are Delbert Angel, Clifford
and Seward Bebb, James Berrian,
Dan C. Bell. Jesse B. Capps, Bud
Conklin, Harley Dray, Fred Dal
las, Thomas East, William Evans,
H. F. Fox, Galen Gates. Dick
Goodwin, William S. Hart, Don
Prentice, ' George Webster Loy.
Jr., Al H. Lewis, Dave Nelson,
Martin Neil, Joe A. Peterson,
Glenn C. Smith, Andrew Shure,
Paul Sevy, Nick Thomas, John H.
Wright, Roy Williamson and pos
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eight initiates.
The Bend aerie received the
honor again this year of being
the first unit In Oregon to double
its yearly quota of new members.
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Dave Johnson, Harold Grater and
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Two years ago large shipments
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