8 Capital Journal, Salem,
Cards Need Bounce
From Floor Again
St. Louis, Oct. 14 U.W For the lOtlt time in major league his
tory, a World Scries went into a seventh game today with the
Boston Red Sox 8 to 5 favorites to win from the St. Louis Card
inals in the deciding game tomorrow. Those odds were against
tradition, for six times in the previous limits scries the National
Icheiic came out on top. But v
this time they were betting that
the Cardinals who have been
bouncing off the floor all sea
son, couldn't make it.
1'erriss for Sox
Joe Cionin, who led the Red
Sox to the American league
pennant, was going to call on
Dave (Boo) Fci riss, his 25-game
winner, in the crucial contest
while it will be Murry Dickson
a righthander rescued from the
bullpen, for the underdog Card
inals.
Tcrriss. the sophomore star
who has been the clutch hurlcr
fur the Red Sox all season
lone, heat Dickson 4 to 0 in
the third game played at Bos
ton Wednesday. He won 25
games during the regular sea
son. Di'.'kson hasn't had the suc
cess Kcrriss has enjoyed, but he
was a leading figure in the Card
inal drive to the National league
nennant after a playoff with
the Brooklyn Dodgers. His vie
torics 14 look a little short
acainst those big 25 of Ferriss
Dickson's Start
But most of Dickson's wins
came when the going was rough
est after Dyer elevated him to
a starting pitcher's role as a re
suit of the jump to the Mcxicon
league starters Max Lanier and
Freddie Martin.
He seldom failed his boss
after he was promoted from
bullpen drudgery, and now
Dyer was counting on him to
atone for that third game dc
feat. 11c allowed six hits and
three runs in seven innings
before he was lifted for a
pinch hitler and during that
time made only one mistake
he threw a fat one to Rudy
York. That Cherokee Indian
first baseman met it with a
mighty swing and drove the
hall out of the park. That
turned out to be the ball game.
"I'd like to pitch to that guy
again with men on bases," Dick
son said, after that game break
ing blow "He never could do
it again."
So tomorrow he is going to
have a chance to prove that
propnesy, lociay Doing Kepi open
for tickcl sales. World Scries
lickels arc sold only under
blocks of three arrangements so
when a seventh game is ncccs
sary no fans have tickets.
Scalpers were anticipating a
field day. They took advance
orders at $40 for each for the
Sfi.25 reserved scats.
Warm and clear weather were
forecast for the deciding game.
The Red Birds kept alive yes
terday when Harry (The Cat)
Brcchecn, coining up with an
other pitching masterpiece, set
down the Sox with seven hits
to win, 4 to 1. Except for York's
triple he would have scored an
other shutout.
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Favorites Hold Par
As Golfers Hit Semis
(Jolfrrs spent 11 free-swinging' wrrUcml on the South River
ro;id links with second round piny near the completed stage
and semi-finals on the docket for the coming weekend. A
roodlcs tournament was held in conjunction with the annual
club tournament Sunday. I.loyd Davenport and IMouk Alley
lipd in the roodlcs affair. Dnv-
enport holed out with a 75.
minus 5 handicap, for 38 roodlcs,
and Alley shot a 74-4 .ifl.
Jack Russell continued to
hold up his rating as favor
ite in the championship
scrap as lie took a 3-2
round from Frank Shafcr.
Russell will meet John Gra
ham in the semi-finals this
week.
Championship flight winners:
Russell. 3-2; Graham, 1 up;
i'.siey, i up; unrigcr. Z up.
First fllttht
inns: Powell, 2-1; fn
, 3 up Si'rond flltiht
I up: Htii.. 3-1; Mlkhn.
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winners: Davenport.
up: Iimrnm, 3-1: Rncfjue. 1 up.
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TiKlith flls hi. winners: Opston. 4-3. Bur
fait. Mi Cnmnhell. up; Baldoelc, 2-1
Lome Chabot, famed hockey
player, died in a Montreal hos
pital recently.
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Oregon, Monday, Oct. M, 1946
Old Schools
Hold Sfrinos
Again in NC
'By the A.-.oriatrd PrrsO
Northwest Cunleirnce
Willamette
C.ill. I'uart Scimid
Coll. of Idaho
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Whitman II 1 H .0
Willamette and College of Pu
gcl Sound, traditionally strong
in Northwest conference foot
ball, reigned jointly today as
early kingpins of the 1946 sea
son. In a demonstration of power
reminiscent of their great teams
in the early 'Ii0s, the CPS Log
gers knocked Pacific University
from the unbeaten ranks Satur
day with a lop-sided 33-0 victory
at Tacoma. It was Pugct Sound s
first conference test.
The Dcarcals from Willam
ette breezed to their second
straight conference win Fri
day in humbling the previous
ly undefeated Liuficld stiuad
31-6 at Salem. The victory
kept unbroken Willamette's
23-ycar grid mastery over
Liuficld.
College of Idaho moved out
of the conference basement,
which it had shared with British
Columbia and Whitman, by de
feating the Missionaries 14-6 at
Caldwell, Idaho, Friday. The
British of Columbia Thunder-
birds, who made their American
football debut a week ago.
aught a tartar Saturday in
Western Washington of the Win-
co league, losing at Vancouver.
B. C, 25-0.
YMCA Schedule
Varies Sports
Boxing, wrestling and weight
lifting have been resumed at the
YMCA and the three activities
will be carried on during the
fall and winter months. Boxing,
with Harry Ewing and Jim Dim-
it as instructors, will be pro
grammed each Monday and
Wednesday night from 7 to 9
o'clock.
Paul Wishart and Ray Beard
direct the wrestling each Tues
day and Thursday from 7 to 8
p.m.. while the weight lifters
perform each Tuesday, Wednes
day and Friday evenings. Don
Duncan and Frank Ward arc in
charge. The class has a current
membership of' nine.
ce Hockey Play Begins
New York, Oct. 14 ll'i The
American Hockey league begins
ts longest schedule in 1 1 years
tomorrow night as six of its ten
teams swing into action to start
the 64-gamc 1946-47 campaign
DADS CLUB MEET
Dads club members will meet
In the senior high school audi
torium Monday night at 6 p.m.
A varied program will include
introduction of area coaches, the
Viking football team, and Salem
sports notables. It ring the wife!
There is no open season this
year on Hungarian partridge.
Now Buying
Filberts and Walnuts
Will again buy and receive at the Shryder Truck & Trans
fer from Monday to Thursday, inclusive.
I'l idays at the Woodburn Fruit Growers' Warehouse, Wood
burn. No deliveries on Saturday Phone 4966.
II. R. JONES
lluycr for Itoscnbeig Bios. &
GIRLS!
UCLA Appears PCCKing
San Francisco, Oct. 14 OP)
Out in the clear and setting the
pace as a real championship
team, the University of Califor
nia at Los Angeles Bruins today
are a lap nearer the goal that
all concerned arc now convinc
ed will be achieved a visit to
the Rose Bowl.
10 YARDS GAIN FOR OREGON STATE
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HALFBACK LKK GUSTAFSON of Oregon State college is
shown rounding right end for 10 yards. Quarterback Bob Rciman
blocks (JSC Fullback Dunne Whitehead in front of him. Other
USC players l-r) Guard Joe Stall (65), Tackle Jack Musick (75),
Guard Mike Garzoni (64). USC players arc Tackle Theo Ossow
ski (51), and Guard Paul F.vcrscn (55). Oregon State college
defeated University of Southern California at Portland 6-0. (AP
wircphoto.)
WVL Rare on Upsets
As Play Progresses
Willamette Valley
iUolalla
Dallas
Silvcrlon
( anby
Woodburn
Sandy
Stavlon
Kstacada
ilt. AllEcl
Friday Results: Molalla 21. Eslacada 0: Dallas 24, Ml. Angel
0; Silvcrlon 6, Sandy 0; Canby 27, Woodburn 0; Sacred Heart
13, Stavlon 0 (non-league).
Coming Games: Friday, October 18. Sandy at Dallas. Wood
burn at Mt. Angel, Iistacada at Canby, Silvcrlon at Stayton,
Molalla bye.
Dallas Three of the four games scheduled in the Willamette
Galley football league this week might be termed "breathers"
Vtilli-v
rf til teams, but
ihn tail-cndcrs turn ine lames'
moves to get out o the cellar.
The comiiiR Dallas-Sandy con
test, to be the first home game
for the Dragons, looms on paper
as the most evenly matched
fray of the week. In the stand
hiRS, the Dallas eleven has two
viflories. inuludiiiK their 24 to
0 victory over Ml. Ansel Fri
day, while Sanely has a tic wilh
Canby and a B to I) loss to Sil
vcrlon Friday, which is not too
bad a record against two of the
loop's most powerful clubs.
Games Scheduled
Other camps pit Woodburn
against the buffelcd Preps of
Ml. Angel; Canby's Cougars
against Eslacada; and the Foxes
of Silvcrlon againsi siayion
Victories bv Ml. Angel, Eslacada
nr Stavtmi would have to be
classed as distinct upsets.
The most surprising re
sult of last week's play was
Canby's 27 to 0 triumph
over Woodburn's Bulldogs,
champions of the Duration
league last year. The out
come stamps the Cougars
as among the class of the
league and the fur should
fly when they meet the
limits of Molalla on Nov
ember 8 or 11.
Eslacada valiantly held Mo
lalla to three touchdowns Fri-
Co.
When the Southern Bruins
bowled over Stanford's good and
previously undefeated eleven
Saturday the last vestige of
doubt was removed. UCLA may
run head-on into unexpected
trouble, and undoubtedly will
have to go ail out to overcome
the California Bears at Berke-
s
League Standings
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0 .000 0 104
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it could also be a
week where
day, but the Bucks marched on
with an unblemished record by
virtue of their 21 to 0 victory.
Dallas showed increasing
power in throttling Mt. An
gel, 24 to 0, playing reserves
through most of the second
half. Silvcrlon dented the
Sandy goal line but once,
but that was good for a win,
and the Foxes also held
their perfect season's re
cord, G to 0.
Working on the point system,
whereby each win counls two
points and a tie one point, Mo
lalla is the leader with six. Can
by second with five, and Dallas
and Silvcrton tied at four each.
Pilots Need First Win
Portland, Ore., Oct. 14 tU.Ri
The University of Portland Pi
lots still had their first football
game of the season to win today
after dropping a 6 to 0 game
here yesterday to Santa Clara.
sportIhorts
Tommy Holmes of the Brook
lyn Eagle heads the Baseball
Writers' association of America.
In seeking 44 pennants. PCL
club owners have employed 149
managers.
Willip.in Mulligan is business
manager of the Portland Beav
ers. 1st post
8 p.m.
I MILS NORTH
CITY LIMITS
THE NORTHWEST'S MOST
ley this Saturday, but every
thing considered, UCLA figures
to ramble from here on in.
In running up a 26-6 count on
Stanford, the Bruins outscored
what now shapes up as the sec
ond best team in the coast con
ference. The UCLA outfit had
whipped Oregon State 50-7 and
Washington 39-13, a worthy feat
in cither instance.
The victories are the more im
pressive in view of the fact that
Oregon State has beaten South
ern California 6-0. and Washing
ton bounced back for a 21-7 de
cision over Washington State
Southern California, the pre
season championship favorite,
struggled to beat Washington
Stale 13-7 in the schedule
opener.
The UCLA-California meet
ing at Berkeley rales as the
West Coast's "game of the
week." California showed im
proved power to win from St.
Mary's Gaols, 20-13, last week
Oregon, 34-0 victor over Mon
tana and undefeated in the con
ference but less impressive in
its victories than UCLA, will
take on the visiting Washington
State tram at Eugene, the latter
a two time league loser.
Southern California and Wash
ington, each with a win and a
defeat in the championship race,
meet at Los Angeles. Each won
from Washington State, the com
parative scores favoring Wash
ington by a touchdown. The
USC Trojans, for whom such
high hopes were held, apparent
ly are still floundering in the
throes of disorganization.
Stanford's Indians should win
handily from a Santa Clara
eleven which is a far cry from
the Sugar Bowl predecessors of
some years ago.
San Jose State, potentially
strong but which has blown hot
and cold, travels to Moscow to
face the University of Idaho, re
turning from a 46-6 larruping
from Marauctte. San Jose tied
the fast Hawaiian All Stars
19-19 last Saturday.
Coast conference standings:
w l t pp or
u c i. a ' o o "s
Oreion 2 0 0 48 13
stsn'ord 1 1 0 SI -8
Wnshtliaton 1 1 0 34 46
Orecon State 1 10 13 SO
Southern Calif 1 10 13 13
Wash. Stale 1 3 0 46 34
California 0 10 13 14
Montana 0 10 0 34
Idaho 0 2 0 0 77
PP Points for.
OP Opponents' points.
A I Rambles,
Fans Roar
Hollywood, Oct. 14 W) The
beefy Hollywood Bears won a
Pacific Coast professional foot
ball league game from the San
Diego Bombers 28-14 yester
day, but what the fans were
mostly talking about today was
a 100-yard .kickoff .runback
turned in by Al Waldcn, full
back for (lie losers.
It was late In the fourth quar
tcr when Waldcn took a Bear
kickoff on the goal line. Behind
splendid interference he darted
the length of the field while a
sparse crowd of 2500 at Gil
more stadium roared.
Dayton Takes Opener
Dayton The Dayton Union
high school football team won
from Sheridan here Friday af
ternoon in the first game of the
season. Final score gave Day
ton a 12-0 lead.
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In Exhibition
"All stars" from the Ameri
can league triumphed over a
similar aggregation represent
ing the National loop in a post
season baseball game at Waters
field Sunday afternoon, 2 to 1,
before 700 fans who sat on
their hands during much of the
ball game. Floyd Bevens, resi
dent of the valley and a mem
ber of the New York Yankee
pitching staff, got credit for the
win, while Charlie Schanz, ex
Salem Senator chuckcr and now
attached to the Phillies, ab
sorbed the loss. Bevens turned
the pitching job over to Gordy
Maltzbergcr of the Chicago
White Sox at the start of the
8th.
Although the contestants
played like automatons, dis
playing little enthusiasm, their
performance was up to the best
traditions of the game. The
nine innings were played in
1:40.
The players' share in the
World Series this year was the
lowest ever.
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Ousted on Weekend
New York, Oct. 14 That dwindling collection of unbeaten
football teams, thinned last Saturday by the fall of such stalwarts
as Michigan, Yale, Stanford and St. Mary's, is due for another
reduction this week when some of the better all-victorious out
fits come to grips with each other. Having met and mastered
Michigan 20-13, Army returns
to West Point to find its bid for
a 23rd consecutive victory chal
lenged by a Columbia team that
is making a habit of spoiling per
fect records.
Lions Dark Horse
The Lions ran their own vic
tory string to three games Sat
urday by bouncing Yale out of
the unbeaten class, 28-20, just
a week after they had put the
first blotch of the season on
Navy's slate.
Texas, which had all it
would handle in turning back
Oklahoma 20-13 for its fourth
win in t row, now must meet
the invasion of an Arkansas
team which blanked Baylor
13-0 and is unbeaten in four
starts, although once tied.
Alabama and Tennessee, un
defeated favorites in the South
eastern conference, collide at
Knoxville Both teams warmed
up to this one with breathers,
Alabama breezing through
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Southwest Louisiana 45-0 and
Tennessee swamping Chatta
nooga 47-7.
UCLA which put the first
dent in Stanford's hopes for a
Pacific Coast conference ti
tle, 26-fi. moves in against Cal
ifornia, the team that knocked
St. Mary's out of the unbeaten
ranks in a 20-13 upset.
About the only major all-victories
eleven that won't be in
any immediate danger this week
is powerful Notre Dame. The
Irish, who routed Purdue 49-6
for victory No. 3, are idle this
week, awaiting their invasion of
Iowa Oct. 26.
Doesn't Take Long
St. Louis, Oct. 14 (Pj More
than 3000 persons were in line
for reserved seat tickets to to
morrow'.' World Scries game
within five minutes after the
last putout in yesterday's game.
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