Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 12, 1953, Page 16, Image 16

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    THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, galea. OrtfM
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Beavers '-Hold Secret Practice to Prepare for
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Allimni 81,t 0111 (l"' Oregon 8tit eollefe basketball
MIUIHIil coack (or t( TCIrt, anj L, GuUlua, Salem
HiVi football coach, nit acala Uat alibt it a U-Stater
alumni banquet. Gill, aa OSC athlete whs made food,
waa the apeaker and Goatafaon, former OSC ace, waa an
honored fuost
Beaver Hoopmen Will Be
Strong, Slats Gill Says
"We have a fine squad,"
Oregon State'! famoua basket
ball coach. Siat GIU, told
about SO O.S.C. alumni at a
Thirty Statera dinner meeting
In the China City Cafe laat
night, and 1 added the hope
that the Beavers' victory
drought may he over.
But Gill warned, "I've been
coaching In the northern divi
sion ZS yeara fend I've never
seen a soft touch yet. I'm not
figuring Ml be any different
this time." Gill aaid Waahing
ton la aure to have another out
atandlng team and that the
other three will all be strong.
Washington State Is under
rated by the public, he be
lieves. Swede Halbrook may be
come a "terrtilc player," GUI
opined, but he Is stlU a young
ster with much to learn. Hla
great height, T-S, will be a
tremendous asset. In fact the
quad this year la will fixed
, for tall men, and it has some
fast; clever short ones to give
balance he said a team needs.
Jay Dean, the brilliant Idaho
prospect of two years ago who
was stricken with undulant
fever in the fall ot 19S1 and
SCORES in
University Alleys
stats norsi IMkOVE NO. s
Clatter St (I) OellultM 3); roi
4111 Hart Ml: Au US! ' 411.
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4411 Lyon 311; Ldd SOS: WkUar 441:
UlHIf Ml
SIAO II) -t OillMhrr 4tl: Klnt 444:
Mcllwiln 444; r-rantt 141: OuilAfioa
SOI: Pl'C Mlrc (II Rlntland 414:
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fin 4l.
Til Cmmibmmi rs AhfoH 314:
Itilyonoo JlSl striu 411: Crovrh 1S1:
Ctafltld 414. MrMn BnilHri ril
3rtSll.kMa 411: Bdvtrila 111; Btrtir
411; MarciilDl 443; Koikl 401
Volorom Aflolro 111 Uomklf 411:
tUa4 430; Otafrnitroort, 4M, llctn 47Ii
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MAJOR LIAOt'R
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11. R. Clark 134. T OrtaarT m. R
TaUaa 111. C Portia PraaA
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Titian Hi.
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aa 71. R. Whita Til. O Rraitcht 714.
R. Parlar ' J Olodt TU Mar lata
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has played no basketball, la I new, plush football plant, Par
now fully recovered. Out two I ker stadium, where it is hoped
seasons he "has some catchine !
up to do," but Gill predicted
he will be a subitantial helo
before long. He has played two
successful seasons of baseball !
but no basketball.
The veteran mentor called!
Larry Paulus of Salem a "fine I
prospect." As it stands now
the first five are Halbrook.
Jarboe, Robblns, Toole and
Vlastelica.
Bob Knoll, alumni secretary,
urged all alums to attend the
Washington State game Satur
day at which the new Parker
stadium will be dedicated.
There will be a crowd of about
18.000 If weather is good, he
said.
Lee Gustation. Salem high
grid coach, praised his team,
which he aaid maintains a 3.3
grade point In addition to win
ning all Its games. He express
ed confidence of sucess against
Benson Friday night.
The following new officers
were introduced: Chet Loe,
president; Chet Pickens, vice
president; Frank Walton secretary-treasurer.
Bill Smith is
retiring president.
the ALLEYS
of Osrdnor Orortrr. ina Ml. High
uiai gaaio BrpnDia Ttm Srrrut. mil
Hull ln srrioo- -SUrlon Mul Cor
rorki. 1MI. Ollut sot MrlwLorry Oi-
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Duck Pint
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1.0MO Tovrro It, D O'On 444. J.
Urrrlmon 44t. B ririrr 11. B. Motor
114. S. BchoU lit. rorllont Bt. Blob,
flolt (41 B HcGutro Ml. 1.. Oo 411.
K. Hublor IM. B. Wornor 444, 11. BMlr
Mirki am ht'i4i n Mum im. I
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401. T Wood 414. BoMbtoaoh rormooo
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OrMBwoosj 317. J. Hln III, H. tev- 441
IU .! Mrnr 403. D Tar.
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n Anaaraon 114. P FiUIn 411. Moor t Upper 41 tiMC Tf Batlva it
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B Oh-atart . h. Towod 3. H Calj wafer U4, D. aVrtnoa JJ. O. UcWala
ba 104. L. Ohmart III. T- Marrtion 373. 1317.
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P. PaMoa Ft 4. a. ArnaM 413, H Park RUn Rrwp. 33M and m. Hilb lnd. aartta
30, H Johnaon 411 trlchaami Markl i Hart Nrloaat Micka. Sit. Hlth lnd.
K MMtm 4. T. Barrr ML O. gantRd Dbtu Mcka. 117
ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT
SHRYOCK'S PRE-
HOLIDAY SALE
OF NEW FALL SUITS
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Formerly Priced
55.00 to 65.00
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tmiH lonof mnAS5aomiN6
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Capitol Shopping Center
OPIH MON. 4 FRI. TILL P. M.
OSC Plans
Grid Coor
For Alumni
ret football practice behind
I rioted ntM the third In thr
rfBM -' J fW... C..
college preparations Wad nee
day for Saturday's homacom-
ln mm lltltut WaaMn tn
State.
PnArh Kin Tftvlnr'ai Rmwam
have been improving steadily.
turning in their beat defensive
job in the last game against
' Michigan State's dynamite ag
gregation. Nine Beaver seniors play
ing their final home game will
be Ralph Carr, Ken Brown,
Jack Pinion, Ron Siegriat, and
I Chuck Brackett, backs: and Joe
Fuiwyier. Capt. La Verne Fer
guson, Jim Luster and John
Enger, linemen.
We Edlger Day
For Willamette valley fans
it will be Wea Edlger Day, hon
oring the 220-pound Junior
right end from Dallas. Edlger
is listed as probable starter.
From Pullman, Wash., comes
word that the giant Howard
McCanta, and, and guard Mel
,K!
l iniuries. i
Thompson are not
play because of leg injuries.
Chief offensive threat for
WSC is Bob Burkhart, quarter
back, fro mKellogg, Idaho.
Taylor indicated Oregon
State will fill the air with
passes, too, in a bold bid for
second victory.
Site of the only game this
season at Corvallia will be the
'rom la.oou, to zz.zuo will
show up. There are 18,000 seats
on the sidelines and 4.000 more
in the end zones, all of con-
crele "'ucture.
In addition to a noise parade -
and living group sign contest, I
apeciai prizes win oe given
,icket holders.
You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER .
4. Trap has least chance
cause of delay in offensive
backfield and defensive con
centration in middle.
3. Fake into middle and pitch
out. With that eight-man
line, the enda won't be
charging sharply. Play in
volves some delay, too.
2. Field goal try. Position
makes this No. 2. But with
scores aa high aa they are
today, go for the touch
down. 1. Off tackle slant haa best
chance against defense. If
you miss the T.D., you may
still make firat down. If you
miss first down, you've lrft
Missouri a bad kick-out sit
uation. TO ENLARGE
ORANGE BOWL
Miami OJ.Ki Officials plan
to increase the seating capacity
of the Orange Bowl to 85.000
seats. The stadium now holds
65.000 fans. The project will
cost an estimated $750,000.
k dpi
JACK PINION
: . Right Half
OSC Seniors in
Nam
Ralph Carr
Ken Brown
Jack Pinion
Ron Siegriat
Chuck Brackett
Joe Fulwyler
La Verne Ferguson
Jim Luster
John Enger
PealUoa
Right Half
Right Half
Fullback
Fullback
Left Half
Center
Left Guard
Right Tackle
Center
Ducks Leave Today! Prophet Predicts
' iit L. t At
T. Play California!"',
Eugene, Ore. W) After
light workout. Coach Len Cas
anova and his Oregon Ducks
Thursday were to board a train
bound for Berkeley and the
Pacific Coast Conference grid
meeting Saturday with Cal
ifornia's. nilrien Re-arc
Tackle Chuck Laird, named
game captain Wednesday, was
listed on the squad but Casan
ova said he doubted Laird
would see much action Satur
day because of a lag injury.
Casanova stressed defense
during a lengthy workout here
Wednesday.
Parker Stadium
On Video Tonight
Films of Oregon State's new
football plant, Parker stadium,
will be shown Thursday night
at 10:45 over Bob Blackburn's
weekly television show on
be-lKPTV. TorUand.
KPTV technicians recently
filmed ancient Bell field as
basis for comparison with the
new plant Beaver athletic de
partment members also are in
cluded In the films. Black
burn's show is called "Sports
Den."
Foolball Scores
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Tot AiMclAtod Frail I
COLLCOE
aeriBtoa 14. Klnt ilH.l 14.
Northern ISDI 44. Vojior Cllr (HDl S.
kfontclltr NJ 43. Tranton auto 14.
LACroaot rwio.) 11, Hinkato t.
rt. Ord ICallf.) it. n. Law la iwtah.l S
rraano ntata 41, Bon FTonclaeo at. 31.
BIOS! SCBOOL
Coteodo 14. Wmomlni I
Lakiatow t. Alturu 'CollM S Ull.
TUlomook 34. Nlohbonlo 4
new'54
with elegant
STAN BAKER MOTORS
525 Chemeketa Salem
LaVERNE FERGUSON
. . , Left Gaard
Last Home Go
BeaetewB
Oceanside, CaL
Bend
Reeds port
Corvallia
LaGranda
Vale
Parma, Idaho
Gloucester, Mass.
Salem
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San Francisco ( Russ
Newland's football selections:
Friday
Chico State over Calif. Ag
gies by8.
Occiden'al over Calif. Tech
bv 21
Saturday
UCLA over Washington by T.
California over Oregon by 7.
Washington State over Ore.
gon State by 12.
Stanford over San Jose State
by 14
College of Pacific over Idaho
by 13.
Wyoming over New Mexico
by 7.
Arizona State Tempe over
Brigham Young by 12.
Texas Western over Arizona
: by 1.
Utah over Colorado AitM by
Utah State over Denver by
12
Nevada over Idaho State by
8.
Whitman over Pacific U. by
1.
Willamette over Llnfield by
3.
Seattle Ramblers over Lewis
& Clark by 1.
Western Washington over
Central Washington by 6.
Puget Sound over Pacific Lu
theran by 13.
Whitworth over British Co
lumbia by 24.
LIcC CENTER INJURED
Portland din Freshman
center Stan Radcliff of Lewis
and Clark will be out of foot
ball play for at least two weeks
with a cracked leg bone.
DODOE
fabrics
Prep Mat Schedule!
JUICUUI6 IXCTCUICU
Told at N. Marion
Hubbard Wrestling sched
ule for N o r t h Marion Union
high school 1953-54: Dec. It
Scappoose there; Dec. 22 Wll
lamina there; Dec. 28 Me-;
Minnville there; Jan. S Mil
waukie there: Jan. IS Davtnn '
there: Jan. 20 Scappoose here; Portland J Portland uni
Jan. 27 Willamina here; Feb.versity will play at least six of
1 Open; Feb. 10 Dayton ' 11 borne games at the Port
here; Feb. 19-20 Sub-district ln armory this winter, Ath-
tournament; Feb. 25-26 Dis- lf,lc Director Ed Fiene said te-
trict Tournament at Newberg-i day
March 5-8 State Tournament Tentatively scheduled games
at OSC, Corvallia. , in the armory are with Utah
6tate, Wichita, Oregon, Seattle
The firat modern set of box- twice and Gonzaga. The ar
ing rules and the fir 'nn sana
boxing glovee were made by
James Broughton In 1743.
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Troy Knocks Out
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Washington V-Hard hit
ting middleweight Willi Troy
looked every bit a champion
Wednesday night in knocking
out highly regarded Randy
Sandy of New York at 30 sec
onds of the 7th round of a
scheduled 10-round bout that
was televised nationwide.
Troy, in winning the 23rd of
his 24 fights, outboxed and out.
fought Sandy.
LAIRD TO '
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Eugene UM9 Senior tackle
Chuck Laird, who recovered
two fumble that led to touch
downs against Idaho last Sat
urday, hat been named Oregon
game captain for this week
end's contest against California
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