IS Capital Journal, Salem, 0r Thursday, October 6, 1949
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Day Qff Tomm; Henrloh (15), Yankees' first bs
I UJ VII miin wecomed by jubilant teammates ai
he uomi home plate after hli fame-winning home run In
the tth Inning of the world series opener against Brooklyn In
Yankee atadlum. Bill Dickey (33), Yanks' coach, reachea out
to pat Tommy. Umpire ! Cal Hubbard. Picture was made
with a 60-Inch lens. The score was 1 to 0. (AP Wlrephoto)
Pittsburgh Coach
Named Top of
Week by Press
By STAN OFTOW8KY
New York, Oct. 6 U. He was
bred In the tradition of the sin
gle wing and becomes enraged
when anyone calls It "old fash
ioned." He nearly lost his Job the first
year he had It but a hastily
organiied student-alumni com
mittee stepped In just In time.
And he cam through for
those who struck out their necks
to save his.
He Is the United Press coach
of the week, Mike Milligsn of
Pittsburgh university, whose
much-maligned Panthers roared
forth with the season's biggest
upset Saturday when they de
feated Northwestern's Rose
Bowl champions, It to 7.
"You would have loved those
kids," Mllllgan said after the
victory. "They were rarin' to
go and, gosh, they did.
"I can only hop we can be
the same next week when we
meet West Virginia, they'll be
laying for us."
The triumph was not just a
ball game or even one big ball
game for Mllllgan. It meant
vindication of the theories which
nearly cost hifti his Job. He had
been bred In the single wing
of jock Sutherland as a guard
on the Pitt powerhouses of the
isu s.
He Joined the Pitt coaching
staff In 1834, served as line
coach from 1938 to 1941, and at
luisa Irom '41 to 46.
In '4 he returned to Pitt as
line coach under Wes Fesler
and the next year took over as
head coach.
His first season was a dismal
failure. The team only won one
game but, oddly, it was the
SCORES in the ALLEYS
University Alleys
CIVIC LI AG IS
Jaalar Chanbar lit Schmidt 40 B oti
tic 4. Wedel 440, Doerk 444, XUler
sa9. mmm Uaift (t) Thomtwoa a 10,
Ruutfll 441. Surer 40. Smith kit. Pru
dent 447.
KUMfa Liaae (1 Bate 440. Morten
342. CbrUtiaruon 121, Sc ham rule k 464,
uriiu 3z. sviwibu i Lineoerrr ,
Calvert 179, HutcMittoa 376, Stuttman
111. Pickrell 404.
Mmm LWaa S: t ft. 4m til 191. HmI-
In 370. Smrera 104. Schuble SCI, Brue-
DcKr 309. Saleai Liana If. 1 (1) h01-
th 441, Young 1, Todd 411, Helvor
MD 494, DcltDCir 414.
Haleai Uom Na. 1 (I) EMU Ml.
Sea mater 471. Smith BIT, Holme 411,
Ftaeher 412. HellrweaS Liana Km. 1
Hanna 6j.MnTr 441, Cox 130, Gllluple
455. Colllne 141.
Haiiiwoo Loot Ma. a fl Lantg 144.
Porter 424, Tindall 190, Donaldaon )M.
Brown 439. Salem Llom No. 1 t Porter
632. Hcnderaon 411, Hor 394, aUvtra 40,
aoAtcii i3i.
Hlih Individual nm: Doerk 902. Jun
lor Chamber, and Delantr of Salem Llom
No. 1. Hlih Individual eerlta: Zleler, Jun
ior Chamber, 629. Hlih team lami: Salem
Lion Ho. 1, 1441.
(Complete lUaulU) a
Weekend Holds Key to PCC Title
Ban Francisco, Oct. t W)
This Is the week that should de
termine whether either the
University of California at Los
Angelet or Stanford, or both, are
first class coast conference
ahamplonshlp football timber.
The outcome of their tough
game at Palo Alto no doubt will
tab the winner as one of the
three clubs most likely to end
tip with the title late next
month. The other two strong
contenders at this time are
Southern California and Cali
fornia. Of their three games to
date, UCLA rate the nod over
Stanford. The Bruins have
crushed Oregon State, Iowa
and favored Oregon In suc
cession. Stanford was badly
' outclassed by Michigan, 7-27,
but: how many teams are
beating Michigan these days?
Michigan ground Stanford
into the turf with a mixed at
aortment of plays off the single
.wing. Coach Henry, "Red" San
ders wes a variation of the
wing.
- The UCLA punch appears far
less effective than Michigan's
Stanford la back in Its own class
this time. We like Stanford to
bounce back.
Southern California gets Its
atlffeat test thus far against
the Invading Ohio State Buck
eyes. Jeff Cravath's big Tro
jan team was the pre-season
conference favorite. A win
over formidable Ohio State
would clinch the role.
The weekly picks: (Last week
tl wins, 7 losses, 2 ties).
raiDATt
Montana aar Colortilo A at af by S.
Loyola ovar Pruno Btata by 10.
Bin Jon Stata orr Pappardlnr- by 14.
Wnltwortb. ovtr Cantral Waahlniton by
(forth Idaho OTor Whitman by 1.
Southern Oregon oytr Ban Pranelaco
Stare by 18.
Villanova ovtr Bt. Uary', (at rr.llad.l
phlai by 14.
Detroit over V. af San Pranelacn (at
Detroit) by 7.
SATt'KDAY:
Uftc over Ohio Btata by 1.
Stanford over UCLA by 1.
Or.aon oyer Waahlnfton Stata by 13.
Washington over Oregon Btata by II.
California over Wliconaln (at Aladlaon)
by 7.
Cardinals Gear
Work for Game
With Portland
Concentrating on aerial defense
and attack, Sacred Heart's Cardi
nal! are spending long hours In
preparing for next Saturday
night's grid contest with Colum
bia Prep of Portland. The con
test is scheduled for Waters
field at I o'clock.
By converting Jim Heenan
from tackle to a halfback po
sition, Coach Father O'Callag
han hopes to give his Cards ad
ditional scoring punch.
With the exception of Jim
Lancaster, the Cards are In good
condition. Lancaster sustained
Charley horse in last week's
Salem hlKh Jsyvee contest.
Duckpin Bowling
MINI AUTOMOT1VI LKAOt'l
Ct.l.lsX-DM Mr lit (It Don BOari
l7t, Bud Rofttlr 341. Hfrbfrt Barry Mt
Wt.tr Don 400. Bob Ttj 311; Dsl
ajkr Motttrt () Johnny Cootr 111.
trftnk Jomi III, Hil Wllion 3f, DftllM
J Mr )M, Prink Bnrlirrov 3M.
Lln4ii Mtrvarr-Wftrtiffr Mottm (It
f. a. Churchmktt aoft. Id Owrn 30S. Karl
Braoki 3)1, Bob HuUt 31), Bpud Bpil
III: Kklwr rrawr-Tfti Malar li
Mubcrt Mink 1, Bd Lyl 34 Bill Hm
fcy 431, rUrl Potter 3B. Mlkr P1rk 344
OMaatM1)-t,4wJr HrM. (It Dtway
nun fair! ). Prank Ctimkaimn 413. I
Rurrslt 33. BUI Shuck 431. A. Wolh 334
dMI..l.rMh Malari ( Bob Shuck
4. Al WAlon 31. Morrli Rom JOT, Llr
tobcl )I3. Jrk WMU MI.
Rtiok-OIM J. KIIhr (it Jitn tfodtr
Sol Htrry Wllion 1M, Dorvan Holt 4Hi.
Dart Mooq 3M. M. Van fl 4tJ Pd.
Vlly MUr () Vvrn Boork 364, Bnb
aurni in. Arnold Holm , Bob liar
n 303, Olann Schroyar .
Mifh taarn aariaa and im, Bulrk. Ill)
CRd 741: hifh Ind atrlM and tama, John
t Cootar, 111 and itl.
Johnny Mlze holds the major
league record for hitting three
fcome runs in a game during a
tareer ht did It live timet.
ly HUSS NEWLAND
Arliona ovar Rardln-aimmoni bp 1.
Collata of Paelfie avtr Nevada bp 9.
Kaitarn Waahlaiton ovar Fuiat Sound
bp .
PaelfW Lutharao srar Wtttara Waahlnf
ton bp 1.
rltlih Columbia ovar BAatarn Oraaon
bp
coiiffa 01 iaano ovar wiuamatu bp 1.
Pacific U. Ofar Llnfleld 01 I.
S1ND4Y:
Santa Clara ovar Portland bp 14.
Brooklyn in the Bronx -af SS
Bronx for the first fame of the world series as the faithful
fathered to see dem Bums frapple with the Yankees. Apron
and all, Mrs. Carrie Koschnick (center) of Brooklyn braved
the trip Into the hinterlands beyond the East river, but came
well fortified with f roceries. Helpinf whoop thlnfs up dur
Inf lunch Is Mrs.. Mary Widman (rlfht) of Maspeth, in Brook
lyn's nelfhborlnf boroufh of Queens. The Yankees won the
fame, though, 1 to 0, with a nlnth-innlnf homer by Tommy
Henrich. (AP Wirephoto)
faculty committee on athletics
which asked for his resignation.
The students and alumni, who
usually handle the wolf-at-the-
door chores for college coaches
formed a committee and de
manded that the trustees give
Mllllgan another chance.
It was the single wing that
was the root of the ruckus. The
faculty committee thought it
was outdated. Milligan thinks
differently.
'It requires good blocks and
tackling, the essence of all mod
ern day systems. Our single ac
tually is different from most
versions. We use different re
verses than the old Pitt teams
and we pull the man-in-motlon
frequently."
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Month Brings Gain
Lebanon Postal receipts at
the local post office during Sep
tember amounted to $4,465.04,
Merrill Smith, postmaster, states.
It compares favorably with Sep
tember 1948, when receipts
amounted to $4,141.50, nearly
$342 less. The September total
was also higher than the prevl
ous month's $4,323.18.
STATEHOl'HS LEAGUE
Tas CommUilon lit Klnntr 411, Wei.
l1 III. WiAon 400, Rob t, Johiuoo 461.
TI CaBnliilaa N. t (l)BrMl 141.
Sterrett 177, Lockrl 3M, WilUc 439,
flatter 363.
rrialtrt ill Duncgn 556. Mllnrr 401.
Ston 4J9, McCrtrr 396. Mill 29. Li-
hrttw Ih-Riad 36S. PoPink 411. Kvfta
384, Ellin Hlllrrlch 4ii-
rorettrr (3) Kwini 4S1, Oertl 440,
Walter 474. Htnneman 114, Uarl 433.
In4alrUI AeelfJrnt Coanlul! (I) Att
br 426. Wul 144, Oaiiaihtr 107, Harris
384, OtUtafson 467.
Indaalrlal Accident Cas.nla.alaa Na. t
S Baker 430. Oerdan 411. Formao 199,
Buchannan W7. Bullock 504. Hlwaf Na.
I (8) Tow 1 313, HoJtel 356, Quart" r 366,
Kar 405. Orlffltru 464.
Hiway Dearlnent Na. 1 fa) Merchant
436. JElni lit, Roake 330, Hill IM. Oately
390. Secretary af State 14) Grant 388,
Miller 461, L. King 013, Porter 45, 3chult
aa 436.
Hlth Individual nmet L. Klnr of See
retarr of Stata 310. Huh individual st
riaa: L. KInc of Secretary of Stale 613.
Hlih team fame: Secretary of State 2423.
Capital Alleys
MAJOR LEA (HE
Cupboard Cafe ( Hendemon 647.
White 641, McCIURkey 633. Evani 636, Olodt
533: Ac ma Motor 1 Mlrlch 501. Craw
ford 333, Ironi 640, Stein bock 658, Hart
well ASA, rrieaen 352.
Woodry'f For alt are (I) Kitchen B3.,
Oluiter 641, Parry 633. Oarbarlno 173,
Adoiph 488; Maple'a Spartlnf Oeada )
Valdti . Woodford 677, Wlcklaod SOO,
D. Paia 133, H. Page 497.
Carvallla Merefaanla t) Kennedy 843,
Roea 161, Starr 620, Coa 861, Seltilnier 663;
Mar'a Laneh (I J Raevea 416, Orefory
130, Kay 652, BeaJ 110, CrlsweU 111.
Capital BeddlBf (SI Young 151, Wllker
son 53. Nuber 679. Lereon 631. Poulln
563: Lavan'a Cafe of MeMiBBTllla fi
Myers 611. Ryala 667, Kraft 498, Minder
472, O. Olodt 461.
rtlae'e Caffea Shop it) Ttlne. Sr. 593,
Olney, Sr. (71, 6 1 rat ton 183, Bone 493,
O'lund 579; Salea Hardwara (I) Theda
596. Phlpps 664, Logan 034, Bojce 131,
Wect 633.
Hifth tnd. iimi, Ed McClutkey of Cup
board Cafe. 356: hlth tnd. aerlea. Joe Coa
of CorvallU Merchant. 681; ttilh team
eriee and high team fame, Cupboard
Cafe, 3041 and 1130.
Children Transferred
Monmouth Thirty children
from the Independence elemen
tary school were transferred to
the Monmouth school, because of
crowded conditions at Indepen
dence. The children are In the
fifth, sixth and seventh grades
and are transported by bus each
day.
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