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Uclans Give PCC Hope Of Perfect Bowl Team San Francisco, Nov. IS U.R Coach Bert La Brucherie of UCLA's undefeated Bruins Isn't claiming; he has a "wonder team," but if his boys go to the Rose Bowl with a perfect record, it will be the first time the trick has been turned since the 1940 Stanford "wow boys" made it. Year-in and year-out the competition is so even in the Pacific Coast conference that a so-called mediocre record from a national standpoint, that is wins the bowl bid. Trojana Record University of Southern Cali fornia made the last three trips to the pot o'gold game with rec ords of 7-3 in 1945, 7-0-2 in 1944 and 7-2 in 1943. In 1942 UCLA got there with seven wins and three defeats which ties Southern California for low on a percentage basis. In (act, undefeated and un tied western representatives in the bowl are few and far between In the 32 games that have been played on New Year's day, the west has sent only eight teams with perfect records. The Bruins still have some big hurdles to clear to break in with the favored few. Saturday they meet Montana, which should be an easy step. But the following weeK tne comneution is lurnisn- , ed by the arch foe, southern California, and many times be . fore UCLA has come a cropper in mis one wnen a uuwi uia hung in the balance. After that comes Nebraska in (,an intersectional game. How ever, the latter game will have no bearing on the selection of the western representative. Other Coast Scraps While the Uclans take their hroath npflinst Montana this week, Southern California will rest its bruises scouting the Bruins in action against the Grizzlies. In other conference games, Oregon and Washington tangle in a traditional northern battle that already has sold out the 43,000 seats at Seattle; Stanford entertains Washington Slate at Palo Alto; and Oregon State in vades California at Berkeley. The Beavers with one loss and one tie in conference play are closest lo USC and UCLA in the standings. Cadet Guard Tops Nation New York, Nov. 13 W) Joe Steffy, Army guard,, smeared Notre Dame men all over the place in last Saturday's "game of the year" at the Yankee stadium. For his stellar per formance the cadet from Chat tanooga was named today as the lineman of the week in the sixth Associated Press weekly oll of the season. "Steffy was superb defen sively amongst an array of outstanding stars," was the tribute to Steffy's feats by Herman Hickman, Army line coaoh, who seldom goes over board on a player. Steffy had the stiffest kind of opposition in the balloting from Ends Alton Baldwin, of Arkansas; Neil Armstrong, Ok lahoma Aggies; Kelly Mote, Duke; and Jim Martin, Notre Dame; Tackles Ed. Champagne, Louisiana Stale and George Sul livan, Notre Dame; and Centers Chuck Bednarik, Pennsylvania; Dick Scott, Navy; Paul Duke, Georgia Tech and Bryant Meeks, South Carolina. Only West Coast player nom inated was End Paul Cleary of Southern California. BOWLING RESULTS Industrial league No. 1 re sults .from .Tuesday .night on Capital alleys: Telephone 1, First National Bank 2; Brite Spot 2, Interstate Tractor 1; Keith Brown 1, Pacific Fruit 2; MaPlf-Krene Co. 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(Haker 154 nUadley 135 ,J Rehon Hi 148 147449 122 209467 125 127393 193 164502 187 158511 755 805 2322 143 148418 163 157469 142 181502 182 147421 163 171497 87 816 239 farns 145 Pric 186 Totals 782 Slchohon'i Insurance Nicholson i?7 fihfPhaitf 149 T. Brennan 179 Orabenhoist 112 HauRPn 161 Stiner Heads West Seniors For Star Tilt New York, Nov. 13 U.R) Lon Stiner of Oregon State was chosen today as head coach for the West team in the 1947 East West all-star game for the Shrine at San Francisco, and Andy Kerr of Colgate was named again to lead the East team. Stiner, dean of Pacific Coast conference coaches, replaces O. E. Hollingbei-ry, former Washington State coach, who has retired. He will be as sisted by Homer Norton of Texas A. & M. and George Sauer of Kansas, Kerr's staff will be the same as last year Bernie Biennan of Minne sota and Beattie Feathers of North Carolina State. Players for both squads will be chosen from among star sen iors on the nation's collegiate lootball teams. i By Len urnbu1 a nii mmm wmiiiiiiii mh Athletic interest bounces back and forth at the University ol Oregon. At present the hovering cause is selection of a new football coach. An editorial published in the November issue of Old Oregon, alumni association magazine, sums up the situation in a much better manner than mice or men, much less a peering sports writer on the outside. The lengthy quote: Alternatives and Qualifications for Webfool "There are several alternatives in seeking a new pigskin men tor. One is to hire a 'name' coach, pay him a large salary and presumably start planning to spend New Year's day in the vicin ity of Pasadena, the same being the site of the Rose Bowl. An other possibility is to hire an 'unknown' whose record at a small institution would indicate success in the rugged Pacific Coast conference. A third alternative is to scour the ranks of the high schools for a young and ambitious man and give him the job. "In looking for a new tutor the following set of qualifications might be used as a guide: "1. That he be ambitious, preferably a young man, who won't be reluctant to try something new when one thing has failed. "2. He should be a good administrator, for there arc scores of details that go with the job of coaching football. "3. That he be the type of person who will be able to get along with students and alumni. "4. His personality should be such that his players will idolize him. "5. We might add that, all other things being equal, lie be a University of Oregon alum." The above, presumably written by the editor of Old Oregon, Harry Glickman, strikes true to the bone. This bone is the one of contrition that has befuddled the University of Oregon for many years. There is no need of the "coaches' graveyard" in Eugene. Now take this fellow at a small southern Oregon insti tution who has an undefeated record this year . . . and the dis cussion drifts off to other topics. City League Starts on Well-Organized Basis Look for a fast-paced basketball league this season. Regis tration of players is going on this week at Maple and Kccne sport ing goods. All indications point to a record enrollment. Only those above high school age will be accepted. There are plenty of returned veterans to fill the ranks. Once the players are set, drawings for teams will be held. Sponsors for the quintets come up next, then the league is ready for action. Special note there is a city league basketball committee meeting Wednesday night in Maple and Kcene's. Don't Be Satisfied with Just a Little Tote Board Arcadia, Calif., Nov. 11 u.R The horse players may die broke, but the city of Arcadia hopes to make the business pay plenty. First reading has been given an ordinance which would pro vide a five-cent tax on all Santa Anita park admission tickets in excess of 40 cents. Estimates put the return at nearly $100, 000 a meeting. The city already taxes the race track itself $100 a day, and is trying to collect $100 daily from operators of the tote board. Turner A magazine printed at Vilseck, Germany, "The Right of the Line," gave Lt. Hu bert K. Bones of Turner a place as one of the coaches in the First Division league. r NEW CAR The present new car scarcity will continue for manv months, due to currently insurmountable production problems. Meanwhile, let Loder Bros. Help You Maintain Your Present Car HERE YOU WILL FIND COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE FACILITIES EXPERIENCED SERVICE MANAGEMENT FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS PROMPT, COURTEOUS. RELIABLE SERVICE AT RIGHT PRICES Friendly interest in helping you keep your car operating dependably until new ones can be had, in our modern, conveniently located Service Dept. ESPECIALLY EQUIPPED to SERVICE all GENERAL MOTORS MAKES and MODELS NO INCREASE IN PRICES AT LODER BROS. OLDSMOBILE SALES & SERVICE Center Street SALEM YOUNGSTERS LEARN BASKETBALL FORM UNDER EXPERIENCED TUTORS Fiqhts Last Night (By the AjssociatVd PrcsAi Buffalo Lcp Oiiib. 192, DPtroit. oir polnled Joe Muscasto, 192'-, Buffalo, 10. Pittsbunth Ezzard Charles. 175. Cin cinnalt. outpointed Jimmy BivniB, 136. Cleveland. 10 Tronton, N.J. Al Moblcv. 143, Eliza beth, N.J. outpointed Frttzlc Zivlc, 146, PlttsburRh; 8. SeHttle Al Hostttk. Ifl4'i. Seattle, knocked out Sam Hushes. 170. Detroit. 1. Lo AnnrlesJolm Thomaa. 140. Los Antcles TKO Leo Rodak. 137, ClUcaso. i. !inB'm'VTHni'fliVir-V'!iWii.l i. a. i. U:.:.a,, BijBji.t Peepul's Cherce Beats Durocher in Brooklyn Brooklyn, Nov. 13 (t'l Ten Brooklyn "men of the year," chosen tjy a poll of borough leaders, were named today in the official publication of the Brooklyn Rotary club . . . and surprise, surprise, no Leo Du rocher. The manager of the Dodgers lost out in the sports category to the "peepul's cherce," Outfield er Dixie Walker, because he fail ed to Keep his interests in Brooklyn after playing time. AIRLINE MECHANICS Onlted Air Llnps has permanent ob at Its San Franclnco Operations Inse for mechanics. All types: line service, overhaul machine shop, sheet metal, etc. (no A St E licenses required) Slnale men only. Transportation 10 San Francisco furnished. Apply u. S Employment Service. 710 Ferry St. BUYERS Phone 5167 -6131 "ft "SIC VSS?. I LR LI. v Wednesday night at 7:45 the the scene of another phase such as the above in a weekly school with Spec Kccnc heading the instructors this week. WU Gridders are Set For Southland Visit A squad of 23 men, plus Coaches Walter Erickson and Elmer Schaakc and Trainer Gil Ogdcn, leave Wednesday night at 11:59 for their contest with the Whitticr College Poets at Whitticr, Calif., next Saturday night. They will read' Los Angeles Friday in time for a workout that afternoon, lt will be the fifth meeting on the gridiron for the two in stitutions. Whitticr won, 21-18, in 1930 while Willamette down ed the Poets, 13-6, in 1937 and 33-7 in 1941. The fourth meet ing was a scoreless tie. Making the trip will be: Backs Douglas, Lorcnz, Slanchik, Furno, Pavlock, Hardy, Flctch ttll, Wickerl; ends Redcr. Goodman. Johnson, Bill Patter son; tackles Jacobsen, Dconer, Ncff, Ercolini; guards Cook ingham. Johnsrud, B o h n e n kamp. Donovan and L. White; centers Pat White and Bill Hill. Two Squads Warm Up Woodburn In the first foot ball game of the season, St. Benedict's school bowed to the St. Paul grade school team 19 to 6 last Thursday afternoon at the Rodeo grounds in St. Paul. The Woodburn parochial team scored their lone touchdown on a long pass from Joey Mclhncr to Don Ficek, who ran 40 yards lo pay dirt. Dick Smith, Rasmusscn and Kirk were the big guns in the St. Paul pass-conscience scor ing machine. Don Ficek and Harold Kottre were outstand ing on offensive for St. Bene dict's while Joey Mellmcr pre vented two more St. Paul scores by great defensive play. After work is complete on the school grounds at St. Luke's parish, a return game will be arranged on the Woodburn field. Leslie-Parrish Series Goes on Stretch When Leslie Gold and Par rish Gray football elevens trot ted out on the Leslie gridiron Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock both sides were aiming for a successful completion of intra-mural rivalry that will reach a climax Friday nifjtit, November 22, when the two schools select all-star teams for a city championship scrap. Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock the Leslie Blues will meet Parrish Cardinals on din ger field in a final football tus sle for these two elevens. THIS MAN IS HAPPY Althoujf h the price of his fuel is up 13 this year, yet, the cost of heating his home is less. He has learned the value of ROCK WOOL IN SULATION in sav ings and comfort. You too can have these benefits by PHONING 3748 for a free estimate. Salem Rock Wool Company i She y fir t ' .1" 4" 1MCA basketball court will be Dads' Club Slates Football Banquets Banquets on the order of king's festivals arc in store for Salem football youth, gratis the ever-active Dads club. On Monday, November 25. ov er 150 gridiron enthusiasts of the senior high eleven, the jun ior varsity and Piirrish and Les lie players will gather with ap proximately 100 Dads. The site will be announced later, but banquet trimmings arc assured. Monday, December 2, Wil lamette varsity and junior var sity footballers will be feted. Clair Brown presided at the well-attended Dads club meet ing Tuesday night in the senior high school. Football Coaches Walt Erickson, Elmer Schaake and Harold Hauk gave short talks. Phil Blankenship played violin request numbers, and two football movies were shown members. Dan Roskos of East Slrouds- burg (Pa.) Teachers college tops the nation's collegiate foot ball scorers today with 78 points. All Materials and Workmanship Guar anteed Same Famous Tread Found Only in New Firestone De Luxo Champions We Loan You Tires While We Recap Yours DON'T DELAY... DRIVE IN TODAY Tinstone STOKE Corner Liberty & Center Sis. Phone 9H4 S 1 Ss I Hew Tire Safety j at less Than r Half the Cost 1 of New Tires! 4 West Pointers Hear Rumors West Point. N. Y Nov. 12 (') U. S. Military Academy of ficials admitting they had heard reports that Army's football team will be invited to the forth coming Rose Bowl, said today that "no bid has been received and consequently no action taken." They would not comment on what action would be taken should the invitation materialize Army was the leading candi date in rumors concerning the Rose Bowl last year, but did not make the trip. It never offi cially was revealed if Army had been asked, and the bid went to Alabama when the southern school told the Rose Bowl that the Sugar Bowl also was mak ing an invitation. YANDLE WILL LEAD PRO BASKETEERS The Salem professional bas ketball club, holder of a fran chise with the Pacific Coast Basketball league, lias named Len Yandlc as coach. Yandlc, a war veteran with service in the navy, coached the Port land Pilots last season and will direct the first workout of his candidates next Friday night at the YMCA. Frank Shone, team manager, an nounces that all home games will be played on the armory floor. The circuit consists of Salem, Portland, Spokane, Yakima, T a c o m a, Seattle, Bcllingham and Vancouver, B.C. YOU CAN DEPEND ONUS! rl, I- No ervuseri 2- The W 'West Speedy, without m part' needs. 5. N ew car anw nrn.l...... "l""n C G uaranpp,! COMPLETE FORD SALES AND SERVICE FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS VALLEY MOTOR CO. LIBERTY AT CENTER Capital Journal, Salem. Ore, Armory Fight Feature Pits Boxer vs. Puncher Duunc Houg, termed the "durable," uul a sort of icrpctu:il motion fighting: machine, will go up ugninst a clever boxer in Snooks Lacey In Wednesday night's lO-round main event of the VFW card at the armory. And while none of the ringside experts has had the temerity to back Lacey as a possible winner via the KO route nevertheless, several Viking J-V's Visit Eugene For Tangle Undefeated and noted for their peppery drive, Salem Viking football J-Vs left for Eugene Wednesday noon and a gridiron encounter with Axemen jayvees, another once-tied and undefeat ed eleven. Coach Lorcn Mori's squad has held no practice sessions since Friday of last week. The starting lineup will include: Culbertson and Rock, ends; II a r b a u g h and Johnson, tackles; Sproule and Hum boldt, guards; McKcal, cen ter; Taylor, quarterback: Co vall and Oshurn, halfbacks and Glenn, fullback. Meanwhile, Coach Harold Hauk's Viking varsity squad slated a workout on fundamen tals Wednesday. Preparations arc in full swing for the sea son closing tangle with Spring field Millers on Sweetland field Friday night. Cazzell Tips Mask Wrestling fans got their money's worth in jam-packed action Tuesday night at the Ferry street armory ring as Ike Cazzell flounced a win over Ihe Gray Mask with the second and decisive fall coming by route of several Mask-administered head bulls to Referee Otis Cling man. Frank Hart and Billy Fox scrapped to a draw in the semi final. Jack Lipscomb won over Sammy Kohcn in the opener. Aurora Miss Glendolcne Vinyard, a national champion in archery, bagged a five point buck which weighed 230 lbs. after being dressed recently in the John Day country. '100 to1000 OR On Your AUTO FURNITURE SIGNATURE Gmun&icial Cieiitiaa lncorporafl-1?OOS.W. Morrlton St., Portland 5, Orgon SALEM AGENCY 4cmt.,st..T.i.4ie8 ah i ir i rxtvn UN Ui! 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KUtmalh Falls, has all the earmarks of a nat ural and is attracting as much attention as the principal event. Arndt won Willi a KO when tho pair me' two weeks ago. Two four rounders complete the car.l- Walt Bennett. Port land vs Sunny Jackson. Eu gene: Kelly .laikson. Portland, vs. Ray Garcia, Denver. Indications point to a capac ity crowd. U fro"- When you've eaten something you shouldn't, and you pay tha prtca with a sour, upset stomach, teko toothing PKPTO-OISMOL, Tastes good and docs Rood. Ask your druggist for PEPTO-msMOL when your stomach is upset. A NORWICH PRODUCT MORE ws COMPARE OUR RATES BEFORE YOU BORROW CVou ""'"""''r'rt. CET . I l?m7" 12il2 JHi. 'J8J2 SMO gjjih 38.10 46.30 l0O 7ft. 19 92.59 YOU . . . your montMy payment plan 1111 f in Ford's Out Front! n PHONE 3138 Totals .740
