7 Carpenter Sparks Bevos
io jo-o win over vvv.
Pioneer Scores
Lewis and
its first
, against Willamette Saturday afternoon as
' Rciiben Baisch. ZOO pound halfback goes
over with no Bearcat sufficiently near to
Homecoming Loss
'Cats Out of League Race
NORTHWEST CONTKRENCE
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Collrxt of Idaho 3 0 1.000 82 33
Pacific 3 0 1.000 58 27
Lewlt &;C!4rk 3 1 .ISO 84 36
Llnfie'.d 1 3 ,3.i0 :8 68
Willamette 0 2 .000 21 41
wltltRiim '..::.. i.;.... .0 3 .000 34 H
iWealLCIMl Result: .
.Lewis ft Clark 20, Willamette 7. -
..Inlie!(l. 19, whHman 0.
Entirely' out of the title pic
ture as the result of Saturday's
20 to 7 defeat at the hands of
Lewis' & Clark, about the only
thing Willamette university's
Bearcats can salvage out of the thrown for losses. The Metho
balance of the football season dists lost another touchdown by
are wins over Linfjeld, Whitman
and Pacific, scheduled for sue-!
cessive Friday nights. , I
The contest with Linfield will:
Hp rtlavorl at MeMinnirillo ThA
others on Sweetland field. j
Lewis & Clark displayed an J
offensive that rocked the Bear-
cats back on their heels and op-j
ened gaping holes in the line
that enabled barrel-shaped Rube
Baisch, Clarke Anderson and
Stan Blair to romp almost un-'
iiamptricu. lilt mull w u.- twu
touchdowns and two conversions
in the first period and a six
pointer early in the second.
Fumbles prevented-the Pio-fderson collecting 44 on a rompi woives over r-astern ureguii v-u.- turned a punt 71 yards, ana al
neers . front' .adding to their! around Willamette's left flank, j lege of Education. ! though he was stopped short of
score.'' I Francis Cox, an excellent The talk centered on Robin !a score, he took the ball over
Coach Chester Stackhouse's
A WAGON WHEEL became the trophy for which Willam
ette and Lewis & Clark will strive on the gridiron when it
was presented by Blue Key, service fraternity during Satur
day's homecoming game on Sweetland field. The wheel went
back with the "Pioneers" as a result of their win over the
"Bearcats." Left to right: Bob McMullen, W.U.; representative
of Lewis & Clark student body; Scotty Washburn, Blue Key;
Bo Brooks, homecoming queen and Russell' Tripp, Willam
ette student body president.
iif A - aaa a
I i rinc Wachinrifnn
WV. !" ,w"versity of Washington's Don
Coryell a quick stiff arm while Washington's J. R. Savage (10)
comes up to stop Doff who made 10 yards on this play )n the
second quarter of the game played in Seattle. I'SC won, 40
18. (Acme Telephoto)
Clark scores
touchdown
squad returned after the inter
mission to play a much better
brand of ball. They scored
early in the third period when
Keith Sperry broke through
the left side of the L & C line
on the Pioneer 32, shook off
half a dozen tacklers and went
over standing up. Al Minn
kicked the goal.
The bearcat defense was much
stiff er and Baisch and his fellow
ball luggers were frequently
a hairlash when Al Minn passed;
to John Skimas in the end zone. !
The aerial was a bit too low and
while Skimas had no Pioneen
near him it nrnvrf t tin hnt fr,'
handle.
The Pioneers, particularly
adept at running back punts, had
the ball on Willamette's 47 after
the initial kickoff. Seven plays
later Baisch went the final nine
for the first touchdown.
The Bearcat defense was much ;
riuiiccis iwft uvci uii vncii
own 13 for their second touch-ling
down march. They covered the
87 yards in nine plays with An -
safety man, ran a Willamette I
m mMmmwiu.tivK'-immrs3tfmwmt tt r-"nMiiifiiMTTT 1 ..
Pat Duff t36, use gives i.i
interfere. Clark Galbraith (66) center; Ron
O'Brien (64) halfback and Dick Voll (62)
Quarterback are Pioneer players. Keith
Clabaugh (S9) and Al Minn, are Bearcats.
The Pioneers won 20 to 7.
Knocks
pun back to the Bearcat nine
shortly after the second period
opened and Baisch immediate
ly barreled his way through
for six points.
The Pioneers displayed more:
speed than their rivals, a circum-i
stance that enabled tne fortune;-From there Carpenter, with Bob
ers to run punts back into deepjjorink blocking out the only
Willamette territory.
Lewis & Clark winds up con
ference competition against Pa
cific next Saturday in Portland
and then two weeks later meets
the University of Portland. The
Pioneers have been beaten by
the College of Idaho, now well on
jts way ,0 a second title.
'Little All-American
Talk Starts for OCErs
Monmouth Talk of "Little!
a n. Americans" beean circulat-lday
, . ., r. -0-n , 11 e w"rl.. - . i -i
lne uregon ollege ol u";which came on the second playi
cation campus Monday on t h e j of the game.
:heels of 33" victory for the, In another instance. Lee re-j
Lee and Hank Decker. Lee s ;
Hot- Battle Predicted
For Armory 'Main Event
According to tradition the Ir-
ish like a good scrap. And,! not go any longer than seven
judging by staterrnts issut? rounds. Jenninps. training hrrd-
from rival camps. John I.. Sul- er than for any previous engage-
livan of Portland and Johnny ment, believes he can stop Sul-
Jennings, Boise, their 10 round-'livan in less than 10.
r Wednesday night at the ar- ii i. ...j.. ,u. ,
.... ?. .... Jennings is under the man-
mory will be an all out effort. !
Sullivan, a serious minded
Corvallis, Orl. 31 Ken
Carpenter ran lo two touchdowns
and passed to another here Sat
urday as he sparkplugged Ore-
ton State to a convincing 35-6
, ,r li.,. G(n(a i -
win over Washington slate in a
Pacific Coast conference fame.
He piled up 190 yards ol tlie
Beavers' 291 net rushing gains.
Carpenter broke away on the
u;,4 thA oame fnr n 4Q-
third play of the game lor a -
yard run. Then he passed to
Gene Morrow on the 15-yard line
Ior a loucnnown. iwu muii
i scores were added in the second.
another in each of the last two
quarters.
The lone Washington State
touchdown was in the third
after Don Paul intercepted a
Carpenter pass. Then Paul
took in a throw from Cougar
quarterback Bob Gambold and
ran over from the 10.
That initial Oregon State pass
by Carpenter to Morrow was a
sleeper. The routine is usually
the reverse, with sophomore
Morrow doing the passing. Boot
ing ace Stan McGuire kicked the
first of five conversions for the
game. '
The first of the second quar
ter scores came on a 94-yard
drive with Stan McGuire taking
in a Morrow pass on the 33. He
romped across from there. The
other came three minutes later.
A fumble recovery gave the
Beavers the ball on their own 40.
A Mnrrniw nnu tn Jnhn TholTI-
. a . . ,. DlunBe bv Dick
Twenge picked up 22 yards.
man in his way, went over.
Then, after the third quar
ter Washington State touch
down, Twenge and Carpenter
ran the ball down to the WSC
homeland and Carpenter went
over from the 12. The fourth
quarter score was by Carlos
Houck. He Intercepted one of
claim to glory in the win Satur-
centered on three touch-
three play s later.
Another UCE counter was set
up by Ray Cummings of Salem
who intercepted a pass and car
ried it to the EOCE 15-yard line.
Whitey Palmquist scored short
ly after.
The final OCE tally was
punched over by Jim Wash.
The Monmouth clan earned
312 yards for EOCE's 113, and
collected 12 first downs on rush
ing in comparison to the invad
ers' 9, 4 on rushing, 3 on passes
and 2 by penalty. Decker's kick
ing average was 56 yards.
FOOTBALL
SCORES
WEEK-END SCORFS
Sunday'! Score:
Eastern New Mexico 31, Nrtr Mexico
State 30.
San Franc Ls co 41, Nevada 11.
Saturday scores:
Southern California 40, Waahirmlon 1.
Iowa 14, Ores on 31.
Oreron State 35, Waahlmton State
Idaho 49, Portland U. 31.
Lmfleld 19. Whitman 0.
Pacific U. 34. Brit i h Columbia 0.
Southern Oreaon Collet e 31, Chico tate
14.
Orevon College of Education 33, Eastern
Oreaon College 0.
Eastern Washington 30, Central Wash
ington 0.
Pacific Lutheran 2C, Whit worth 31.
Wntern Washington 40, St. Martin a
UwU Clark 20, Willamette. 7.
boxer, slates that the affair will
at one time airectea nuinvan.
Caputo believes Jennings is
the better man of the two, an
assertion which he claims he
will be able to bear out in the
armory arena.
The six round semi-final will
feature Lou Nunes, the "Wild of the western games. Three
Bull" of the northwest and Al, teams. USC. UCLA and Stanford
Cliff. They have fought each, have lost one game each in PCC
other four times, each one win-icompetition. However. USC ha?
ning twice. been held to a tie (by Ohio
I-rrv Rsar, nf H.rn.i.inn State); UCLA has lost outside
and Jimmy Ogden of Portland
will clash in the top four round
event.
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Game Statistics
r r down
Net yard aatned rh'.nt
Forward iea attempted
,o -
Pom.rd.. MtinpM by
...186
... 3
160
4
'rc'"S. ru"B" M
pum:im averaae". asa
To,l yards a!l kick rrturnrd 30
0ilpon,, ,um61,, r,,OVni .. o
Yard it by penaitiea sa
the many WSC passes at this
stage of the game, and had a
clear path from the enemy IS
and went over.
Later a Cougar drive against
the reserves to the OSC 19 died
when Dick Vaillancour inter
cepted a pass.
Lint up:
WASHINGTON STATE
Left nts Poljfoot, Bowtn.
Left tacklra Hanaon, Doornlnk. Btmit,
Left guard Thomwion, Grayton, Nl
aon, Limb.
Crntera Torieaon, Rlclccrt, Oepjwrt,
KcUer, Uayberry.
Ritht iuar Reiger, Tollef-on, Spoon
r. Right tickles Houthton, James, Hol
vik. Smith.
Rialn erwis Koflei. Newiand.
Quarterback Gambold. Uataya.
Left halfback McOtilr, Roffler.
Right halfback- Paul. Galloway.
Fullback Croi, Bailey, Alllnrer. HobbJ
OREGON STATE
Left ends Thorn a. McMlckeo. Nmbleti.
Lett tackle- Niemi, Clark, 7ro.iein.
Hanker, Reynold.
Left guards ZaroalnskL CirmirhMi
Clark.
Center Palmer. Sutherland. Al Gray.
Right guards DeSy) via. Hog land.
Right tackle Simon. Inglexby.
Right ends McGuire, Rupee. Rohlff.
Snider, Oibb.
Quarterback Morrow. Houck. Schnei
der. Carr.
Left halfbacks Carpenter, Hoxie, K.1y
Right halfback Gray. 8 heft old. Mul.
Vaillancour.
Fullback Twen.e. KnixUert Mntrw
Washington State 0 0 6 1
Oregon State . , 7 14 1 7 35
Washington State xcorlni Touchdown.
Paul.
Oregon State c or in g Touchdowns, nr.
prnter 2. McGuire, Morrow. Houck. Point
aner toucnoown. Mcuuire ft.
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( ri iinrnii. run lirk F"""ck Monachino (35
uainuiiiia raw v,ui.ruof CaUf0I.nla geU ,way from
two UCLA defenders after taking a pass from Bob Celerl
and goes on a few more yards to rack up a 16-yard gain in
first quarter of game at Los Angeles. He was hauled down
by quarterback Jim Buchanan on the 39-yard line. Cali
fornia won the game 35 to 21. (AP Wirephoto)
Golden Bears Take Top
Spot in PC Conference
By HAL WOOD
'Unltrd Prexa SporiA Wrlterl
San Francisco, Oct. 31 UR
The University of California's
Golden Bears today took sole
'padership of the Pacific coast
conference, remained the only
unbeaten, untied major football
team in the west and held the
incide trark to the Rose Bowl.
They alfo assumed the unen
viable nosition of beinc in jurf
the ri':ht position to be knocked
off their high and mighty perch.
Following their resounding
comeback 34-21 victory over
the "little brother" from
I'CLA on Saturday. Coach
Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf's out
fit had the top rung of the
PCX all to Itself. With only
three games left on the sched
ule, the Bears looked like a
shoo-in.
Even if they lose one of their
three remaining games, the Bears
, till would boast the best record
the conference (to Santa Clara
and to Cal; and Stanford has
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WAVfifc
lMMW!&iift.
IflWa NiilC OrPflnn Iowa's Merle Naber is brought
for a three-yard gain in the University of Oregon-Iowa game
in Iowa City. Oregon players in on the stop are Ray Lung
(78) and Johnny McKay (43). Iowa overcame an 18-point def
icit with a four-touchdown explosion to beat Oregon 34 to 31.
(Acme Telephoto)
Wild Rally, Webfoots'
Fumbles Give Iowa Win
Iowa City, Oct. 31 (& Four
touchdowns in ten minutes of
the last half gave Iowa a thrill
ing 34-31 victory over Oregon
here Saturday in their intersec
tional gridiron contest.
Oregon held a 10-6 half time
edge and was leading 24-6 be
fore the spectacular Iowa rally
got under way before 37,976
fans.
After an Initial Iowa touch
down in the first quarter, Ore-
Salem, Oregon, Monday, October 31, 1949
;7
f-- t - 5 L
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been beaten by Michigan in non
conference play and by UCLA
inside the loop, while being tied
by Santa Clara, 7-7.
. Another long step toward
clarification of the champion
ship race will be taken on Sat
urday when the I'SC Trojans,
who had to coine from behind
to whip Washington. 40-28.
entertain the Stanford outfit
that was deadlocked by Santa
Clara.
A loss in this till for cilher
club would definitely eliminate
it from future championship
consideration. Meanwhile, Cali
fornia gets one of the softest foes
of the season as it entertains
Washington State in Berkeley
The out-classed Cougars, were
roundly trounced by Oregon
State. 35-6. Oregon State goes
to Moscow to take on the Idahu
outfit that spanked Portland.
49-21.
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fitm
gon went into the lead in the
second quarter with a touch
down by Bob Sanders and
Chet Daniels' field goal.
In the last half Woodley Lew
is broke away from his own 25
and went the distance. Later it
was Lewis again, going 37 yards
to paydirt.
Oregon had a X4-6 lead at
this point, but after a penalty
that put the ball In mldfield.
Iowa struck like lightning
Page 11
V-A
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- a.
Oregon, which lost a heart-
breaker to Iowa, when the
Hawkeyes scored 21 points in
the last 10 minutes of play,
tackles its traditional foe, Wash
ington, in a Portland battle.
Montana, which walloped Mon
tana State, 34-12, steps outside
the conference to play eastern
Washington.
Cleveland IIP) After the
Cleveland Browns escaped 'rom
Baltimore with a last-quarter
2B-20 All-America conference
win over the Colts, Otto Gra
ham, their T formation quarter
back genius, relaxed by piloting
the plane for an hour or so on
the return trip. The players be
gan to grumble that one narrow
escape was enough for one day
unitl Graham explained he was
a flyer during the war.
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Game Statistics
ataltittca: Iowa Oreson
Firat down 13 14
Nat rarda gained ruahlna ....310 33
Forward paaaea attempted .... 11 .0
Forward paaaea completed .... 3 4
Tarda forward pauea S3 34
Forwarda Intercepted by .... 1 1
Tarda gained run-back
Interception 0 1
Punting average 14 3a
Total rarda. all kick returned 3flS 13
Opponents fumble recovered 3 1
Tarda lost by penalties 30 33
bolts of a big mldwestern
storm,
Iowa senior Bob Langley re
turned a punt 93 yards for one
touchdown. Then just after the
fourth quarter opened, an Ore
gon fumble of the Iowa kickoff
and a 21-yard pass by Jerry
Faske to Jack Dittmer narrowed
the gap to 20-24.
Oregon came back to take an
11-point margin when Johnny
McKay ripped around end 37
yards. But the kickoff to Iowa
brought sophomore Bill Reich-
ardt from his own 1 to the Ore
gon goal. A few minutes later.
Oregon fumbled on its own 19
and Iowa recovered. Reichardt
banged over in three plays and
booted his fourth extra point to
put the score at 34-31.
The final Oregon thrust
brought the ball to the Iowa 4.
A fumble by Sanders sent the
ball back to the 18. Then cam
a five - yard penalty. Earl
Stelle tried a diagonal pass to
Darrell Robinson but it was
too high and fell as the gun
o rinded.
lanoupa:
OREGON
Left en Darrell RoMnaon, Una
faWt. Paaton. Salter.
Left tMklaDotur. RoberU.
Left tuarda Danteli, Lung, Hurl.
Cantara Olbaon, Patrick.
I Rtcht guards Ohrobot, Daurharfer.
Moanoiagy.
Rhht tacklea Nevllla. Knlcarahm
KMrnt erMle i,ou Ri
tobtneon,
AtHleraon,
Oaulden.
Quarler&fteJu Johneon,
telle,
Calder-
wooa.
Left HftU UcKar, CM0I1U40.
Kla-nt flain uvu. Be
11. ell. SUmof-
ajri.
runbMk Bera.
IOWA
Left end Lone. McKenale.
Left tae)c Wliuloa-. Buntt.
Left luarda Towner. Turner.
Centera LajUr, Paulaen. Peurten
R1M f uardJ Perrln. Bankj. Olnafrers.,
Riant taeklae Oettel. Johneton.
Bhfht enda lloff. Dittmer. Keteeranot.
Quarterback Retthardt. Drahn. Ruck.
Dennlnc.
Lett ha!IaLctler, cooimack. Boetwlrk.
Rlaht half, Brandt. Naber reake.
Woodhouae.
Pullbackj Oreene. Riley. Brlatol.
Iowa 0 1 3134
Oreion 0 10 14 T 31
Iowa aeorlnt: Touchdowna. Commack.
Lonfler. Reichardt 3. Dittmer. Polnta af
ter touohdown. Relohardt 4.
Oreson acorlna: Touchdowna. Bandera.
Llnle 3, UcKay. Polnta after touohdown,
DanieU 4. Field foal. Danlelj.
Guarding the mails was one
of the odd duties marines per
formed in past years. In 1921,
and again in 1928, leathernecks
were assigned this task at the re
quest of the post office depart
ment and were highly com
mended for their efficiency.
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