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The Lowdown By GENE ANDEILSON Bulletin Sport Editor The Bend Bulletin, Tuesday, October 4, 1955 "The name: of qeorge Shiiw Isi on tltc Hps of football funs through out Baltimore today. The best Coll qunrtcrbuck since Y. A. Tittle (now with the 49crs); Another Tobin Rote; We've finally got n quarterback . who can run untl pass," reports Walter Taylor in the Baltimore Sun. Shaw was also praised by Bernie Bierman, ex-Minnesota coaching CHUCK AUSTIN Ready, willing and able great. Bierman was halftime guest and when asKcd to name the out standing player on the field up to that lime, he said Shaw. Adding, "Shaw's doing a great job for a rookie he's a great boy." Vale Vikings, who dumped Prine villc, 1312 last year and kept right on going to capture the slate A-2 football championship, have taken up where they left off last year. The Vikings blasted Weiscr, Ida., K) -13, Kriday Tor their 11th straight victory. If everything goes accord Maryland Keeps Ranking as Top U.S. Grid Team Ing to form, Vale will host Prine ville, Saturday, Nov. 12, in a quarter-final playoff test- Molalla's football season was un usual for two different reasons prior to this week s lH-to-6 loss to K.-;tacuda. The Indians were Clackamas county's only unbeaten football team, and secondly, they hadn't thrown a pass all year! According to head coach Wes Hog land the Irdians operate from a straight-T. but haven't thrown a pass yet this season. "It's up to the quarterback", was his only comment. "We have a good passing attack, but I guCM'i the quarterback does n't think so. I've (old him to call his own game, and that's just what he does, Hogland added. Culver coach Ruck Monroe Is mighty perplexed these days. Last year after Glide beat the Bulldogs for the state six-man footbal! championship, Culver made ar rangements to play the Glide team this year, Oct. 28 at Cohurg. Rc-j ccntly Monroe noticed that Glide has moved up and is playing 11 man fool ball this year. Letters to Glide trying to clarify; the situation, haven't brought nnj intwer us yet and Buck is still wondering what to do about the dale, use both his first and second string and play 11 man, or hope that Glide will only use six men. It is confusing anyway you look at it. , Chuck Auslin, Bend's only con tribution to the 19Tw University of Oregon football team is described Ihusly in the l!tT5 Duck Dope.: Chuck Auslin 1197, 6-1,. junior).! Austin played i5 minutes as a re serve during his sophomore year. He moved along rapidly in spring practice and nhould be valuable Ihis fiill. He came to the Ducks from Bend High (Coach Bud Rob ertson) and is a Liberal Arts major." , 1 !vj iC.iu.itt" a.:.' Vn ! ' " ' 'itr "" " "T -HT-y .ir.iv'1 JINX FAILS The Yankees won three games with southpaws, and Casey Stengel started Tommy Byrne, who won the second game, again today. The 35-year old left hander wasn't equal to the occasion however and retired in the sixth inning with the bases loaded and the Dodgers leading, 1-0 Bob Grim replaced him. HeThinks'Split-T'Will Kill Off Grid Af tendance Madras football players arc qiiiie active in class activities. Don W'alKon Is senior cJiikr. president, By HAL WOOD United l'rt Swru Writer SAN rRANClSLU tUP) The 'sput-T" iormnlion coitege football is going to kill off attendance, un less used omy with the proper ma terial, Coach Bob Bronzan of San Jose State warned today. Bronzan, using the split-T with his undefeated SparUins this year, gives crcdrt to his quarterback, tony Teresa, for some ol the suc cess enjoyed by his club. But it is my belief that the split-T should be used only when the proper materia) is available," said Bronzan. Too many teams are trying to use it when they do not have a fast quarterback. Tnc trouble with the spIit-T when you don't have the right ma terial is that it provides a mighty dull game for the spectators when your team looks bad." TTCa Killed High Bronzan rates his Teresa as one of the finest split-T formation quarterbacks in the country. The split-T has been gaining ground in the West since the spec tacular success of Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma, who right now is working on a sliing of 21 straight By NO KM. AX Mil J.Kit I tolled Prcw Norl Writer NKW YORK (UP) Maryland's terrific Terrapins, who should find the 19.Y schedule a lot easier now that they've beaten their three -toughest opponents, increased their margin atop the United Press college football eatings tolay. Michigan, Oklahoma and Gee;'-! gia Tech were bunched closely b" lund Maryland, while Wisconsin was a newcomber among the top len teams in this week's ratings of the X leading coaches who com prise the United Press rating lata i d. Coach Jim Tat urn's Terrapins, who adrift) Baylor to their van quished list alter beating Missom 1 1 Farm's h'tiirirs all with the split-'!. Mickey Hrurior "is vice-president. nut (hat Is an unusual silua- Bob Mcfn'urff is junior class rep- tjn nays Bronzan. "I still claim Iresentntive, and Gary Benson is ihis type of formation must have sophomore vice-president. Dale Shumway, Prinevillc's great halfback, also serves as stu dent body president at Crook Coun ty high school. The 15 - pound sneedsler averaged 8.-1 yards in 15 carries against The Dalles. Four Points Won By Medo-Land City Icagun Slnmlmcs Klks Medo - Ianri Congress and UCLA on the previous week ends, attracted first - place votes from IS of the X coaches. Michi gan was the top choice of sic coaches, Oklahoma Ivad five No 1 ballots. Georgia Tech three, sev enlhranked Texas Christian had one, and ninth-ranked Wisconsin two. Army In Top Ten Notre Dame, Army, T c x a s Christ ian, I K 'l .A , Wisconsin and Southern California filled the last six places among the top ten in that tinier Wisconsin vault ?ri Into the select group Ironi Villi place last wek. replacing IXuo Stale w h i c h dropped from till h lo 171 h. Maryland, seeking to regain the national championship it won lii.Ki, now appears to have com parativ.-ly deft-ilted play Walte b'orest next Saturday. then follow wiib North Camlaia, Syracuse, Ixtusiaua Slate, Cle in S"n ami Getirge Washington. Tne onlv ii'ie of Ihese opponents wilh a ranking this week was Clem (tied for 'JJnrii. Terps ul r-rf (l ;p The Ti iiHpius' t'stai ol l'i2 point.; was eight less than the previous week's but their in aii; in -..i- run Pastime psi-Cola Seven l'p Lundgrcns W. h. n 5 9 7 9 7 9 7 8 8 7 9 7 9 4 12 Medo-Land rolled high team sc ries j.mi, Monday at the Cascade Howl to take all four points from the Cilv league-loading Klks. Con gress rood took high single game honors, S, and split 2-2 with Pastime Cards. Karia's llelath beat Seven l'p hy one pin, 'J ISO to LM79. to take a 2 I victory. Pepsi-Cola won over Lundgreu's by the same .1-1 count. Walt IMuglass took all individ nil hon.irs with his l!M-2t)fi 157 577. ippears to have coin- . r.. ToziDeMarco Takes Split Decision a very fast-traveling, fast-thinking and fast-throwing quarterback." One team that turned to the split-T this year in Ihe West was; Washington State. But the Cougars haven't won a game yet (three str. "glit losses and last Saturday they were waxed. 5'-0, by UCLA. Line Spread Wide For the unitiate, the split-T is a formation wherein the line is spread half way across the field, i basically. After that, Ihe hackfielri: iy go into any type of fomiatiou from the "tight-T" lo a flamcer set up. Many of the top coaches are usi ng a nion n ien version now with just both ends split off from Ihe center five on the line. Then they put flankers hehind the split ends, thus opening up the game for a passing attack. But Bronzan. considered one of the more solid young coaches in the country, nrimits this is a spec tacular brand of the game that requires n special hrand of talent. NKW Yt)l;K tlUM Kveham- lion Pnridy DeMnivo, who oui itMighed contender Kenny Lane Monday night lor a split dccisioi. declared tl,ty, "I'm shiti:i' straight f.r the lightweight eiiaev nerup Michigan increased com .tS' pion.ship again." to ixic!-:. Michigan had '-MJ; His next fight may be at L.vs titnts; Oklahoma J.'lt and Geo.-g i Angeles with ln Jordan. Ca It Tech '-'ti. The Stumers and Grw-i forma Male champ in late October gia lech exchanged the spots th.v(or early Novenil Drop Redmond Coach Ion Cainphcll's Bend jun ior high fotitball team evened its season record at one win one-loss by topping Bcdmond. 18-12. Mon day afternoon. Mclvin Kroker got the ninth graders off to a l0 halftime lead as he scored from 12 yards out. Gary Joanis was wide on his PAT attempt. The Baby Bruins upped it to 12 0 in Ihe third period when Tom Wade broke off tackle and dished 30 yams to paynirt. Ttcdmond came back with a third quarter touch down, and added another in the final chapter to lie the score at 12 . ill with inst four minutes to go Bend 1-k the ku-kotf and began driving. P!we Watson circled end to score the winning TD with just 50 seconds remaining. hold last wivk. Army moved up one notch lo sixth behind Noire Pame. and TCU ndvaut-etl two places to sev enth. UCLA, the 155-1 national chimp'on, and Southern California each tell two places to eighth and loth. ifspcctiey. Puke, advancing five places, headed the second 10, with Navy 12th and Miami iKla.t l.'Ith. Michi gan Stale, Stanford and West Vir ginia were MM (or Ilth pla.T. Purdue tSih. and Auburn and Colo rado tied for 19th. Other teams that received volc.i SI For Shrine Game PeMarco. the "HnKiklyn BuMv- eatS bold g'wii, used a neauiong anacK io Ifie ImkI.v to upset soul of Muskegon, Mich in their tel 'Visioii 10 rounder at St, Nicholas Arena. Lane, sixth ranking contender and the 11-5 favorite, weighod 1 IIP a ihhukIn, PeMarco. 111. It was a dull Unit with no knock downs. Lane's nose began bleeding in the fifth round, and DeMaivo; suffered a gash on his swollen led cheek in die seventh. It was line's second defeat in 12 IkuiIs this year, ami his fourtn SAN KKANClStX) H'P Kvcry scat for the Shrine KasiWVst foot hall game n xt New Year's Pay lias been sold, acconling In mana ging director William M. Coffman "All til .11 seats an gone tor Ihe fastest sellout in the M year his tory of the game." Coffman said "There is no point in anyone send ol' in order' now lh.va.ise we'll just have to mail the money kick." this week, were Illinois. ClcmsonJ in 3i) professional fights- DcManxi, Mississippi. Hice. Pittsburgh and 27. registered his "1st victory in' CtvenLmd has n. foresi- ilv mi ATA "I think there are a lot of us who will make a mistake If wc don't have that special talent available that is required to make the split-T click." he said. Toward Upset Spwlnl lo The Bulletin LINFIELD COLLEGE, McMinn ville, A winlrss band ol Lin field Wildcats will be out to pull an upset out of the bas this Satur day afternoon when they tuke on the rough Lewis and Clark Pioneer in their second Northwest Confer ence game of the season. Although the Wildcats have drop ped successive games to Souther' Oregon, Portland State and College of Idaho, the frosh-.tprinkled lineup has been -improving with each game and could give the Pioneers a real run for their money. No injuries were susained against Col' lege of Idaho, Saturday night that will keep men out of action this week, and the "Cats" hope to be at full strength for the Lewis and Clark outfit. Several of the Wildcat veterans have been playing very good ball this season and if some of the frosh come through Saturday they oould pull an upset out of the hat. Included among these veterans are guard Howard Morris and enn Howard Glenn, both practically 60 minute ball players this season. A change in the Linfield line may be in store this week, as end Russ Kofford may play tackle after showing well there against College of Idaho. The big fresh man from LaGrande is also a fine receiver as an end. The ZA counties in Texas range in size from Rockwall's 147 square miles to Brcwster'J 6208 square miles.. Honors Gained By Motor Firm Monday Night Owls Standing Team Fundingsland Oregon Trail Box Central Ore. Roofing Polly s Cafe Holman Transfer V.F.W. ..... Nancy's Curtains Mirich's Mobilettes W. 1'i . 11 . 10 9 8 5 4 Fundingsland Motor gained high series with a H69. and high game with a 783 In Monday Night Owls' league action at the Cascade Bowl. Oregon Trail Box was just a pin back at 782. Boots Musgrave captured both individual honors, with a 224 for high game, and 511 for top series. Polly's Cafe and Fundingsland Motor both took four points from Mirich's Mobilettes and VFW. while Central Oregon Roofing and Oregon Trail Box dropped Holman Transfer and Nancy's Curtain Shop, 3-1. Leghorn hats take their name from that of the Italian port through which they arc shipped. COLTS PRAISED WASHINGTON (UP)The Balti more Colts were given a good chance today to win the National Football League's Western Confer ence title. Coach Buddy Parker, whose Detroit Lions were beaten. 28-13, Sunday by the Colts, said, "The Colts have a really great team." FEAKED LOST MONTREAL (UP) End Harold Patterson was feared lost to the -Montreal Alouettea ior the rest of the Canadian Football League season today because of a chipped vertebra In his neck. Patterson suffered the injury in Saturday's ' game with Toronto. Lightning travels 20,000 miles a second. 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