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18 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore, Thursday, Nov. 10, 19f9
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'He's My Man'
Branch Rickey (right), president of the
Brooklyn Dodgers, shakei hands with
Manager Burt Shotton In New York after announcing that
he would be retained as manager for the 1950 season. "He's
my man," said Rickey. "That's all there Is to It." (Acme
Telephoto.)
Stuhlreher Asks
Modified Pact in
Rose Bowl Deals
Chicago, Nov. 10 VP) Harry
Stuhldreher, Wisconsin athletic
director. Is in favor of a com
promise in any new Big Ten
Pacific coast conference Rose
Bowl pact that may be signed.
The "Little General" of Notre
Dame's famed four horsemen
days suggested at a quarterback
club meeting Monday that a Big
Ten team be permitted to repeat
in the Rose Bowl every two
years instead of three and that
the Pacific coast conference do
the same.
The coast circuit sends its
champion into the bowl. The
Big Ten does not permit one
team to appear in the bowl more
than once in three years, even
if it wins the title.
(The Big Ten repeat ban has
drawn strong criticism on the
West Coast.)
The total points scored by
both teams in the Basketball As
sociation of America rose from
135.53 in 1046-47 to 160.02 per
game last season.
Zealous Warden
Arrests Self for
Game Violation
Republic, Wash., Nov. 10 UP)
Game Protector Lawrence
Sprengel takes his work seri
ously. . He arrested himself for an
unintentional game law vio
lation. He also paid the $27.50
fine levied by the judge after
be hailed himself Into court.
Just a few hours before the
close of the grouse season
Sprengel decided to go hunt
ing. He killed one bird and
thought he saw two more by
a bush.
He fired and missed he
thought. He fired again and
hit. When Sprengel went to
retrieve his game he had kill
ed both. That made three
one more than the law allows:
"If I had found another
hunter with three birds I
would have arrested him."
Sprengel said. "There was
only one thing to do and that
was to arrest myself."
They were the first birds
Sprengel had killed in five
years with the game department.
California Bears
Lead PCC in Both
Offense, Defense
Los Angeles, Nov. 10 Cali
fornia's Bowl conscious Bears
can back up their string of eight
straight victories with statistics.
Figures released today by the
PCC commissioner's office
showed the Californians lead
ing in total offense and defense.
California has combined its
offensive weapons to average
378.6 yards a game, and the PCC
co-champions have allowed
232.0 yards per game from rush
ing and passing. They lead Ore
gon, whom they meet in a key
game Saturday, by 16 yards per
contest in total defense.
In losing to Oregon State
last week, Idaho managed to
collect enough yardage to
maintain the lead in rushing.
The Vandals have averaged
271 yards in seven games.
The Trojans of USC are un
disputed leaders in passing of
fense. The consistent sharp
shooting of Jim Powers has giv
en USC 09 completions in 163
attempts, which heads the list
for number of completions and
the best average of .607. The
Trojans also lead In yards gained
with 1307. Only nine USC pass
es have been Intercepted.
By allowing USC only 68
yards net in the ground last
week. Stanford strengthened its
position as PCC leader in rush
ing defense. In eight games
Stanford s opponents have av
eraged only 177.8 yards from
rushing.
MEXICO, HAWAII TO N. Y.
'Brooklyn, N.Y., UPK-St. Fran
cis college will play basketball
games against the University of
Mexico on January 13 and
against the University of Hawaii
on February 24. Both games
are listed for Brooklyn's Second
Corps Artillery armory, home
court of St. Francis. The games
along with four other St. Francis
home games, will be televised
locally by WPIX.
The 20,046 persons who
watched the Washington Capi
tols play the Chicago Stags at
Chicago in 1049, made up the
largest crowd ever to see a pro
basketball game.
University Alleys
CIVIC IIAOI'S
fttarteo Llene 111 Betea 606. Morgan
170. ChrutenaeB 4ea, Schalchlfk 433, Jor
dan M. Meeee Ledge Na. I 4 1 Thomp
son 401. Prudent 4BI, Bmun SB3, Frunk
472. Smren S61.
Hellrveed Uw No. I ll HUH 411.
afootrr 4M. Coi 144. OUIUplo l. Colllne
Salea Llene No. I 111 Perler 441.
Hot 401, Boatell J4. KlmmeU MS. Souara
44a.
Jr. Cnaaber Con. (It ochmtdt 441. Por
ter in. Wedel 424. Ootrk til. Zlclar a.
Hellrpeed Lisas Ne. I !) Porter 194,
Doneklaon 194. Illicit . Brown At.
Unee 141,
Klwanla lit HulcMnaon ,84. Xlnener-
rr 144. atltitman 421. Calvart 351, Pick
wen 210, Salea Liana Na. S I0 Shal-
satti 401. Your,! 421, Todd 4, HalTorson
414. Delaner 474.
Salca Liana Na. fit Oaddaa 414,
Seamater 433, Smith 461, Holmas 48ft, Btar-
retfc 4,1, Maaaa Ledge Na. S 111 smltr,
414, Bchuebel III, Hedlno 121, Cootor 431,
Smrrle 346.
Hlfh almla t ama: Chrlatenaen all.
High thraa iimi: Zlglar 532.
High taam: Salam Llona No. 1, 32M.
SCORES
In the Alleys
ICinrlM Baaalta)
STATS EMPLOYEES LEAOVI
Ller.rr 11 (Ii Htllerlch 3. Waltl 441.
Ryan 401. Read 413, Elgin 491. lad. Aca.
no. 9oa u Aanor 400, wast 400. uaiia.
gher 406. HarrU 446. Ouatalaon 504.
Tag Ceaa. 1KB D Proebetel iSub) 161.
Welgel 160. Maeon 176. Rabt 413. John
aon 411. Blwar Salea 1A 111 Xlnl 276.
Hoake 4oa, oaroncr HO, Hill 43a, Mar.
chant 429.
Printer, OSPD Na. 17 1 Kreicl 471,
Milner 191. Btooa 392. HeCrary 431. alula
451. Taa Coma. ISA 111 Bridle! 332, Kim
mell 164, Wallace 337, Salter 3S, Sterett
331.
Hlwar Salea Na. 1 (1) Orltflthj 431.
Towla 29S. Quern 331. WlUlama 463. Let.
ernaux 513. see? al state Cop. 1 (31
Miller 444. King 49S. orant 426. porter 42.
fichultae 414. Poreetrr No. 13) Ewlng
471. Ladd 371. Miller 374, Hanneman 368.
Berera 455. B.LA.C. Na. 10 (0) Baraga
416. Upiton 328, Ocrdon 356, Jorman 414,
BuUock 379.
High alngle tame: Elgin 300.
High three ge.ie: Upaton ft2S.
High team: Library 3283.
Chakartm 41T, Art Woe Ik 411. Dewey
Baumgart 317.
Warner Meter. 111 P. B. Churchman
211. Spud Bpaala 184. Bob Hulet 316. Ed
Owen 436. Earl Brooke 33). Doug McKay
to oo played Tnuredayi.
High lean game and aarlea: Dodge. 3111
and 737.
High individual aerata: Bill Campbell
(Dodge) 141.
High individual same: Olenn Bchrorar
i ford) 130.
GETS MOOSE WITH A BOW
Helena, Mont. UP) Waldo
Newton recently flattened a bull
moose (weighing at least 1,100
pounds) with a bow and tdw.
It was Newton's first mc it
he has previously slain jk
and brown bear and deer and
elk with bow and arrow.
For the moose he used a bow
with a pull of 57 pounds. His
arrows were 27 inches long with
heads more than an inch wide.
The heads were made of clock
spring steel.
Newton's first shot was wide.
The second entered between the
ribs, through the heart and
came out of a shoulder.
Noire Dame and Navy have
faced each other on the gridiron
every year since 1927, when the
series was begun.
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