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Traditional Grid Foes
A football game that was entirely too close tor the comfort of
the winners went to Willamette university Jayvees over Llnficld
college juniors on Sweetland field Tuesday night, 14 to 7. Al
though beaten, the baby Wildcats were scratching at the door
of their opponents when the gun sounded. It was the second
win for Coach Bunny Bennetts
aggregation.
The Bearcat Jayvees tallied a
touchdown in the second period
on John Burleigh's 15 yard
pass to Ron Runyan who went
the rest of the distance of 20
yards. The conversion was a
pass from Cece Conner to Run
yan. Ed Filzsimons' recovery of
a Linfield fumble in the
fourth frame gave Willamette
its second scoring opportuni
ty. Taking the ball on the Lin
field 30 the Bearcats went on
to tally with Runyan scoring
on a reverse and Darrell
Lewis kicked the conversion.
Linfield staged a third period
60 yard drive and converted
and was on the one yard line
when the game ended. A block
ed punt gave the visitors the
ball on the Willamette 11.
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This space problem is really acute. Around 5000 words of
very readable information on the coming Army-Notre Dame
tussle in Yankee stadium Saturday has been tossed in the waste
basket this week. More will follow. Several condensations
are listed below:
PAST RECORD: The series started in 1913. Notre Dame
has won 22, Army 7, and three ties are recorded. Notre
Dame won 26-0 in 1943. Cadets rumbled back with a 59-0
victory In 1944 and added a 48-0 trouncing in 1945. This is
Coach Earl Blaik's sixth season as West Point mentor. Cadets
have a win streak of 25 straight games. Frank Leahy's five
year record as a head coach at Boston College and Notre
Dame shows 45 victories, three ties and only five defeats.
SCORING THIS YEAR: Notre Dame has piled up 177 points
in 1946 while holding Illinois, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Iowa and Navy
to 18. Cadets have rambled for 208 points against Villanova,
Oklahoma, Cornell, Michigan, Columbia, Duke and West Vir
ginia, while allowing these opponents a total of 55. Consider the
opposition, and two more games played by Army, and the offen
sive nod goes to the Irish, along with 'he defensive.
GENERAL LINE OUTLOOK: 'Army reserves appear weak
Notre Dame strong. A stubborn West Virginia eleven last
week choked down the Army machine for three periods by
charge and drive. Cadet guards are especially weak beyond
the first string. The fast-breaking T-formation requires
guards and tackles to run many miles for downfield block
ing. Notre Dame strikes an average of 210 pounds per man,
and reserves are kept in off-game cages too. Give a, warm
day in Yankee stadium and the five team traveling squad of
fighting "Skis" may hand Cadets many headaches.
THE BACKFIELDS: Herschel "Ug" Fuson injured his left
shoulder in the West Virginia game and will not play against
Notre Dame. Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard face the sternest
test of their gridiron careers. Davis has averaged 6.2 yards per
try from scrimmage this year, compared with 11.3 in 1945.
Blanchard has dropped from 7.2 to 5.7. Lujack is back as field
general for the Irish, and the rest are heavy and fast.
Oscar Fraley, United Press sports writer, says the group
counting on Blanchard and Davis overlooks two factors: "1, that
Notre Dame line, and 2, the fact that six of Army's starting
players are from the south how I ask you, can they win in
Yankee stadium?"
BOWLING RESULTS
Results in Commercial league
No. 1: Interstate Tractor 2, First
National Bank 1; Brite Spot 2,
Pacific Fruit 1; Karrs 2, Tele
phone 1; Keith Brown 2, Walton
Brown 1.
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Brent
157
174
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.757 760 734 2231
Kin eland's Pet Shop
Morgan 145
Bra den 144
Rtneland 142
Bulsman 161
Paterson 186
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Totals 786 783 743 2318
Master Bread
Pnem 147
Oottirid 173
Jarvis 172
Matt son 104
Parmer 146
168-535
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Vince'i Electric
Graham 191
I. Johnson ....139
Cauxey 166
BiKlcr 163
McKinney 153
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190543
149474
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Totals 832 834 823 2489
Keller Farouhar Co,
Baker 169
Hadlcy 100
Parks 130
Sell on 149
T. Brennan 176
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Wait for Tests
While 34 aspirants for posi
tions on the Bearcat basketball
club met with Coach Elmer
Schaake late Tuesday afternoon
actual workouts will not get
underway until November 20
or a week before the end of the
football season. Included in the
lot were 14 veterans. A second
report session is scheduled for
7:30 Thursday evening.
Included in the lettermen are
Marshall Barbour, Dale Bates,
Ollie Williams, Bob Medley,
Duane Ragsdale, Fred Graham
Wes Saxon, Ron Runyan, Gor
dnn Kunke, John Copenhaver
Bruce Barker. Bob Gray, Bob
Perry, George Russell.
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Ted Johnson 131
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Dlnsmore 151
Barnholdt 169
Slover 163
Schrunk 144
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Gray Mask Tumbles
The Gray Mask took his first
northwest wrestling tumble on
this tour Tuesday night in the
Ferry street armory ring as In
dian Ike Cazzell tumbled him
two falls out of three. Other
card results: Billy Fox handled
Ernie Piluso, two falls to one;
Tony Ross and Sammy Kohen
scrapped to a no-fall draw, and
Frank Hart won over Karl
Gray.
Bill Dietrich, once hailed as
the greatest schoolboy athlete,
will play for the Philadelphia
Athletics in the 1947 baseball
year,
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ND Drive Tops
New York, Nov. 6 VPi Notre Dame comes up to its national championship with Army this
week leading the country's college elevens in average yardage gained both on the ground and
in the air, figures released by the National Collegiate Athletic bureau revealed today.
The Irish in five games have amassed 2 150 yards on total offense for an average of 4.10 per
game. Army ranks tenth with an average of 362.3 In seven games the Cadets gained a total of
ALL-AMERICAN?
re,
GEORGE CONNOR, Notre
Dame 6-fool-three tackle, aims
for national prominence.
Snooks Claims
Hoag No Touch
Determined to put up the best
fight of which he is capable,
"Snooks" Lacey, termed the
"boxing master" by his follow
ers, is out on the road daily and
working from eight to 10 rounds
at a session as he prepared for
his main event engagement with
Duane Hoag the night of No
vember 13. The contest will
headline the third card of the
fall under the sponsorship of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
"Hoag won't lay a glove on
me and I will make a sucker
out of him," boasts Lacey.
"I'll have him falling on his
face and missing so far it will
be a laugh. I know he figures
to try and make the pace so
fast that he'll catch up with
me the latter part of the fight.
But that won't happen. I'll be
ready."
Matchmaker Tex Salkeld step
ped out Wednesday and re
matched Johnny O'Day, the rug
ged Irish kid from Klamath
Falls to box Davey Arndt for
six rounds in (he semi-final spot.
OSClsHost
For Vandals
Oregon State College, Cor
vallis, Nov. 6 Home for the
second weekend in a row, Ore
gon State's football team will
play host to the Idaho Vandals
on Bell field Saturday after
noon in a Pacific Coast con
ference clash.
Although records of both
teams to date this season
would establish Lon Stincr's
Bcaners as favorites, the
Orangemen are not taking the
Vandal game lightly. The
Beaver coaching staff has
warned the squad that on two
previous occasions, in 1937
and 1938, underdog Idaho
teams defeated strong Orange
outfits, 7 to 6 and 13 to 0.
For some unknown reason the
Vandals always play one of
their best games against Ore
gon State. In the long series
dating back to 1913 the Beavers
have won 14 games with the
Moscow club coming out on
top five times with no lies.
The longest punt return so far
in 1946 has been that of George
Wamsley of Rice who returned
a Southwestern of Texas kick
90 yards.
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2536 yards. The only previ-
ous time the Irish were on top
of the national standings was in
1943 when they moved out in
front the week before the Army
game as they did this year. No
tre Dame whipped Army 26-0
that year and went on to estab
lish a national collegiate record
for toial offense a mark Army
erased in 1944 and again in
1945.
Irish Take First
Notre Dame, second in tolal
offense last week, supplants the
leader for three weeks straight,
Utah university, which wound
up in fourth place this week.
The Leahymcn also top the
national standings in rushing,
having run up 1520 yards on
280 running plays for an av
erage of 304 yards per game.
Utah also ranks send In this
department with a 301.8 aver
age. In comparison to Notre
Dame's almost consistent per
formance, Army started slowly
in grinding out ground and aer
ial gains and has been improv
ing its standing each week.
On Rushing
On rushing offense, Army
moved from 14th last week to
eighth this week, having gained
1727 yards on 326 running
plays for an average of 246.7
per game.
The figures show Noire Dame
has averaged 5.8 yards per play
in the last five games .while
Army's percentage is 6.5.
Boston College made the
greatest jump, from ninth last
week to second in total offense
and from 11th to second in
passing offense. The Eagles
completed 21 of 33 passes
against New York university
Saturday for 384 yards and five
touchdowns a new college
high.
Nevada clung to the lead in
passing offense for the fourth
straight week. In six games,
Nevada has completed 50 of
114 attempted forwards for
1152 yards or an average of
192 yards per game. The
statistics bureau rates pass
ing teams on the average
yardage rather than the num
ber or percentage of comple
tions. Nevada also leads the nation
in punting with an average of
44.1 yards per kick on 21
punts.
The ten leaders: Tolal of
fense (gains rushing and pass
ing), Notre Dame, 430 yards
average per game; Boston col
lege, 415.4; UCLA, 409.8; Utah,
392.7; Georgia, 381.3; Texas,
377.7; Nevada, 374.3; North
western, 373.2; William & Mary,
362.4; Army, 362.3.
Meeting Is Called
For City League Fives
Vern Gilinore, director of the
city and schools playgrounds
committee, has called a meet
ing of basketball managers for
the 1946-47 city league Thurs
day night at 7:30 o'clock in the
senior high school library. Play
this year will be run off under
the direction of the playgrounds
committee. The meeting will
decide on tentative starting dates
and selection of officials.
Dad's Reserve Seats
Salem Dad's club members
recall older days of the Sa-lem-Eugene
high school football
rivalry and this year will keep
the interest heated while in a
special block of seats at the
Viking-Axeman game Friday
night on Sweetland field. The
organization is on a big mem
bership drive this week. The
reserved section will be open
to all new members and old.
AIRLINE MECHANICS
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at its San Francisco Operations Base
for mechanics. All types: line service,
overhaul machine shop, sheet melnl,
etc. (no A & E licenses required),
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Nation
HERE TOO
GEORGE POOLE, Army end
is considered a good prospect
for all-American.
Cross-Couniry
Meet Is Settled
Cross-country track stars
from Salem senior high school
will journey over to Albany on
Thursday tor a junior and senior
division meet with Bulldog dis
tance runners as both squads
round into condition for the an
nual state tournament on Port
land's Rocky Butte November
22.
Jefferson will be host
school for Willamette val
ley cross-country champion
ships on November 13.
Teams from Salem, Albany,
Springfield and Jefferson
will participate.
Coach Vern Gilmore expects
to enter full teams in both the
Albany meet and Willamette
Valley championship races.
Uclans at Full Strength
For Webfoot Game
Los Angeles, Nov. 6
Forty-eight players will com
prise the U.C.L.A. football squad
when it pulls out for the Ore
gon game at Portland Saturday.
Skip Rowland, left halfback,
and Bill Chamers, right tackle,
will act as co-captains for the
game. The undefeated, untied
Uclans will be near top strength
and heavily favored to win the
game.
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SWEETLAND FIELD
FRIDAY, NOV. 8
8 p.m.
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Linemen Are
Featured in
Vike Sessions
Mainliners chug through Vik
ing football workouts this week
with an all-important air that
is deserved by the forward wall
as Salem senior high school pre
pares for the Eugene Axemen
and a Sweetland field scrap
Friday night.
Guards gather In special
glances from coaches while
going through Olinger field
workouts. Starters George
Zurlindcn and Nile Castor
are in good condition and
ready, with able reserve
strength from Ray Cummings,
Warren Bacon, Bob Howard
and Dale Pence.
No serious ailments trouble
Coach Harold Hauk's tackles,
with Don Gettis and Charles
Baker ready for fast-breaking
Axemen. Reserve strength is
added by Dwight Quisenbcrry
and Bob Wiper. Flankers will
be Bill Hill and Carlos Houck,
with Spaglc and Masc as re
serves. Bob Goffrier at center
rounds out the line, with Bob
Seamstcr as first-line reserve.
Vikings average 170 in the line.
Man Who Knows Most
Says Army Mnle Weak
South Bend, Ind., Nov. 6 W) The round man wandering around
the Notre Dame campus this week and holding long hush-hush
huddles with the Irish coaching .staff is JacR Lavclle, who knows
more about the Army than your
draft board does.
Round Jack is Noire Dame's
top scout in charge of finding
out what makes the Cadets cave
the roof in on other ball clubs.
In this cloak-and-dagger capa
city, the cherubic "Sy" who hails
from New York, has sat in on
every minute of every one of
Army's 25 straight wins over
the past three years, and lie
still shudders at the way "that
Davis hurts you and that Blan
chard murders you."
At the same time. Jack
thinks the Irish have it this
year, and while he agrees the
Army figures to win on speed
and experience, he gives bis
Alma Mammy its best chance
in three years to do the trick
Saturday in New York.
Actually, he predicted a 7-7
tie for a local newspaper, which
of course won't get him into
trouble. "Armyhasweakncsses,"
he tips you off. "We know
what they are. What's more,
we have two good lines we can
throw at their one."
Viking J-Vs Seek Win
Senior high school junior var
sity footballers journey to Mil
waukie Wednesday afternoon
for a grid engagement on the
Maroons' home field. Coach
Loren Mort's undefeated eleven
is still on the path toward eras
ing three previous ties this sea
son. yf"'
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Capital Journal. Salem, Ore.,
Yankee Juggle Expected
By New Boss
New York, Nov. 6 M'i A minor shakeup is considered certain
in the job of reviving the sagging baseball fortunes of the once
mighty New York Yankees a task which has been saddled on
Dobbs Tops All
On Pro Fields
New York, Nov. 6 t,r Half
back Glenn Dubbs of Ihc Brook
lyn Dodgers is slowly pulling
away from the rest of the field
in the All-American confer
ence's total offense department
of play conference statistics re
vealed today.
The Dodger star picked up
110 yards rushing and 84 pass
ing against Chicago to boost
his league-leading toial yards
gained to 1185 in eight games,
Dobbs also leads in punting,
averaging 46.5 yards on 50 punts
and ranks third in forward pass
ing behind Cleveland's Otto
Graham and San Francisco's
Frankie Albert.
Blues Play Golds
On Leslie Gridiron
Junior hifi school football
wars stay at home Wednesday
afternoon as Leslie Blues play
Golds from the same school on
Leslie field. Coach Bob Kcu
scher's Blues need one more
win to clinch championship hon
ors in the intra-city fuss. The
Blues' most recent win came
with a 13 to 0 triumph over Par
rish Grays on Olinger field last
Thursday.
Big Train Passes Mark
Washington, Nov. 6 M Wal
ter Johnson, former strikeout
king of the American league,
remained in critical condition
today at Georgetown hospital af
ter getting a wish to reach his
59th birthday, yesterday.
Bucky Harris
experience as a
manager.
has 18 years
major league
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Wednesday, Nov. (!, 1916-
Harris
the shoulder
of Stanley
(Bucky) Harris, a reported
S35,000-a-year ex-boy wonder
who has returned to the playing
field from the executive ranks.
Harris admitted yesterday,
when his new job was formally
announced by President Larry
MacPhai!. that he was interested
in a first baseman, a catcher,
some pitchers and another out
fielder. How far reaching the player
turnover may he depends on
the number of deals that can
be arranged by MacThall, but
both the new manager and
club president have made it
emphatic that Joe Di Maggio
is to remain with the Yan
kees. Ted Williams is not under
consideration, according to Mac
Phail. A look at Harris' past record
would indicate that some of the
"sacred cows" in the Yankee
barn may not be immune to
sale or trade. One of Bucky's
first moves after his first year
in Detroit was the sale ot Harry
Hcilmann to Cincinnati, a tran
saction for which many Tiger
fans never quite forgave the
new skipper.
Nick Etten definitely is on
the block, for Harris has said
that his lineup needs are flex
ible to the extent that Tommy
Henrich can be used either at
first or right field. That would
add up lo a trade of Etten for
a fly chaser if suitable mate
rial was available.
YMCA Basketball Set
For Jr. High Youths
A four night course in bas
ketball for all boys ot junior
high age will open Wednesday
evening at the YMCA under the
general direction of Elmer
Schaake, head coach at Willam
ette, and Spec Keene, former
coach at the Bearcat institution.
Additional classes are booked
for the nights of November 13,
20 and 27.
Duane Ragsdale, Bob Medley,
Ray Yocom and Paul Cooking
ham, all Willamette students,
will assist with the program, as
will Bob Mctzger, Bob Keusch
er and Harry Mohr of the jun
ior highs.
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