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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1955)
7i fi ' ' ffl Ores. WeesdSeptemtef tl, 1955 Om 0ff.nOe0 uu ? p o G go 0W 0 m s o K0 vr.. . J iu nioM .j,Mrs F.lrntf r uui i r . Brj,.s, Poitf.md. defeate Mrs. U J. Plonk. Salem, 4 and S." Kichth ins"! ,r Woods. Salem, defeated sirs Stan Caster, Portland, zup 2 Section 2 e Fj .r p a " 5 nmwini 9 .u. f'kV' M : . Crow Country nun nerS Train lTono Manhandles Donovan . MSBS p? Match " .. . L a . . . 1 .1.-.1 m-unm u his Jricnd, PoltTUND - C3 ... .-2S- W . 6j"X J al, Dirk Torio and Dirt, I)ou kick., slu.gin. and body '' ul1'",,roff .as No. 'piBoships. . , , . .. i Wi , , I 1 a , 4 ' . iTNl "'Donovan clash..! head-on in lh btor the deciaon woe cached m J.,,. d Bill ip n,h reuHs included: J flfOTaTOrffSa L h'-l i It -TM main .vent Tuesday night at the In the atrane atruggl. .h customer. 7 "T 1 i fall It J IT. ?Hi?'mt " f&?LlJlL h.- k m-mAI ft Salem Armor)' - Torio winnin, ! decided the elimination! Ton. Sl. ? u i nd SayaSc whipped ; J' uf , Hi h - ,-,! I, -AJ V"" TjiVai T'V A Mh Boston crab hold alter 11 land Gory Guerrero teamed up to Thus, Kam.roH nd "on,n Gucrrero with a hew bold cl his. L'av tl 5WSa V minutes of russed warfare, i throw Ivan Kamerofl over th. met in the semis. Hefting . " J" few ' -r J re fi ro M an l? fo) H IS. ; K aaT & m a aaT amMaaaB -vaauasakJa ' al 4 m f i .a ivf&y.ww ah h,d dm r fej -V-J n Ti in Salem! 1 SSSJ 13 iiiiSSi'sL ii . . , .. ...I r,.n h limn Kiniiev. who checks Kalem track. They are (from the left) Bill l iiller, l.arry Nichols. Alan Samlncr and Bernard Gariner. Kmpey ha. no letlermrn returnini!. Ducks and O.S.C. Meet PCC Foes . I w ill play Stanford at Portland r',..J lle Wiirilosl Saturday niiiht. ll'OjallS Mill II."1 C(inch Jess II Oregon I nday South's Cross County Team To Open Slate i Allianv Is Dual Foe, on Friday There; No Sax Iellernien Nil! lit c By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Two pairs of Pacific Coast Con ference football teams besan point ing Tuesday toward sanies with each othci this weekend, and the other squads looked to battles out tide the conference. Southern California will meet ennl.n in a nicht came Friday at Ixis AnRcles, and Oregon Stale Hill put his Southern California Trojans throuuh their last rough scrimmage, ivuanur back Jim Contratto was calling the signals In place of Klis Kis singer. Ernie .ampese, niicrnamiB with Jon Arnett at laiiuaoi. ran An inexperienced South Salem hiigh school cross-country squad : under new coach Don limpey will meet Albany Friday, Sept. 23, in ' their first dual meet. I With neither of last year's letter- '. ti:ll I I nr.... tn..nn nectctl with his passes and Ar- . . practit.e Kmpey is (KM l H11U nu)(iiuiiiun- hvnVo for Inns runs. Trojan Mix tp Offense Coach Len Casanova had Orefion workinfi on deiense plans against Arnntt Casanova said defense np.iinsl I'SC was difficult, with Ihc building his squad from the 11 jun inrs six snnhomores and four sen iors who have turned out. The distance runners have been working out for the past week and OSC Will Try New Surprise For Salurday S Cone Trojans varying from a single,"'"' '. ,. SanH, Bilj ? Singer I Ki' iAKjZ nova ran a short ollcnse "nil - . 'ToretrS. sophomore Boh ! expmence on last spring's JV DeGrant ol Huilingaine. Calif-, won ltK ?!'"'?'''.,.,,..,.. , a starting assignment at right end .." "ar ot !.nic u'ho snraincd his ankle -""-"" , , , ,v in oars :i:i o victorv over ..r ' . ""'n . llrit'h:im doling. Was Still 0111. Coach Tommy Prothro said it .:. , nj in n,. i won't be known until Thursday or :"''"" .."r , at sinnrurd A Willamette grad ti site, he should he remembered Stanford lo Be Foe, in Portland Night Coolest nni.-hrWJ STATE COLLEGE Friday whether Francis will play Saturday. mile event at the Northwest Con ference in l'.i:4. While at Stanlord itunlay. j , k , k coursM irom Stan- Stanford had Injury problems 0,n ... .,.,.., too. but all of the news wasn t bad. Center Don Geddes, expect ed to be out with a knee injury Turnouts include seniors Claude Beard, Marvin Hressler, Dnrrcl Fine, Jim Goodman, juniors Dave Corvalhs-Oregon Slate's black-1 all year, learned he might be able , m m Bcrnm.d Gar. garbed football warriors, who im-, lo plnj' later in the season, ,. J-ntl , idli!rd King Kd Lewis i ...,.. i,i ii,n,si,lv Sieve Docter may play againsi in last Saturday's 33-d victory over Ohio Slate Oct. 1 and tack e I lira Brigham Young, will attempt to Plain may be ready or J ichiean surprise a favored Stanford uni-, Stale Oct. 8 But tackles Bob Sc. versilv squad Salurdav night in ; mour and John Kicld and right h.ilf Poi lland's Multnomah stadium. I back Gorily Voting will be out of Kickoff time lor I he Mlh re-'the Oregon Slate tussle, newal of the Slanfoid-OSC series is j lid Strlnser at Giiard s ! lor ft p m , and ticket mnnascr I 1'Cl.A, gelling ready for Mary- Jim Barralt of Oregon has pre- land, looKeil nun ai i tiii gi.uu aw mcH dieted a crowd of "at least zu.uuo aner 10m i niiMiyi 0,.t. 7-Eugene. away for Portland s lirst college game oi in m mk"' ,l,e voi,r I just replaced Don Miinnick, who A great deal of interest centered , suliered p no injury in inu i n&M ganic. niui .iiuiiiiii- mi doubtful list, third stringer Esker Harris took Thaxler's place. ( alifornia was down in seven inger, Itichard King, Ed Lewis, Bill McOanicl. Larry Nichols. Jim Quinn. Alan Sandner. Keith Singer and Major Stepper, sophomores Jim Enger. Ken Klemens. David Newman. Bill Hector, Stuart Smith and Larry Woittc. South's cross-country schedule: Sept. 2.1 Albany, away. Sept. 30 Milwauliie, Molalla, For All the Dangerous Tires DESCRIPTION: Nearly Bald About or Over Two Years Old Wounds in Sidewalls Scars on Shoulders CRIMINAL RECORD: Responsible for Many Auto Arridents bv Skiddinq - Has Caused Many Deaths to Pedes- - 'A tr.flnc farricu ar v acnooi wnn- tmWiia ' -CAUTION-DANGER nbnut the Orangemen in their first outing, especially since they sport ni both a new coaching stall and an nllensive formation brand new Oct. 14 North Salem, home. Oct. 21 Corvnllis, away. Oct. 27 North Marion, Willam cllo valley meet. Nov. 5 Iwis & Clark, state meet. i ,,......... . ;,.,,.,- limns inr ji nice s is In Beaver grid fortunes. The Boon letlermrn after guard Don Gilkey ! I ...U.. .nl nn in IrL'nr Clftfli'lMA llimrft nn with a kidney infection. I , l n' Ihe Heavers rolled over RYU.I.nh Currie took over the first! were not disappointed. strinn slot. The Hears will enter- Rrurf tn Start ! tain Illinois, a six point favorite, OSC romped to five touchdowns Saturday. that counted, and three more that Conch Al Kirrher put his Vah-: were nullified by U penalties to inutun State stniad Ihmuuh an r.( the over-eajjer band Only one tensive drill, stressing passinR. Six injury resulted from the onslaught, ol ValiinKlon Stale's passes were but that one proved crucial tn Or- intercepted by CSC liut Saturday. Ciimi State, Tailback .lor Knmcis, With only three players on the in the hula-hipped Hawaiian snphu- jury list. Ihe team will travel lo more, sprained an ankle early in the Midwest to play Kansas Satur the contest, and timing the piaclice ilay. week has been nlmn.sl mil ol ac- Sumr Ihiskv Lineup lion He. id roach Tommy Prnthio Wahinion t'oai h John Cherberj; vi,, I th il lii hoiii'd In liae h'rain Is v:iui he uoitlil in tih. ililv start llie siailini; lineup h.thiiilay same lineup ayainst Minnesota at Minneapolis Saturday that he n-ed a.'.-un-l hi, ill lle experlsio lu e tpiai lei bat k in. m spell Slee H UCLA 'Weak' At Line Spot in the mglil. t"il was uiakms plans the I'Wit tlie triple tlui'.llei was unable to play Ti.inliT llarnard Hi in f. wlin ran and l'.-i'd l"i Wi y.ii aiam-: tin- C'Mi.u.-. wll iimir ml" the tup Mini wiln lullbavk Ernie Zuah-li-ll lie. UK gl ininu'it tor pit.lile I ull.ai l, dut; .Mmi Hay V.'esl.rll. who didn't evi'ii suit up (or the iipi'in-r. may be back Ml haine s We II. ill w.s "mi uiuulei bai k lar l.lvt yrai'-. T f .'iiuai '"il Hc.nr:. ami can handle all three dep.ut menls. nm. a-. an-l kn k. I t- I bailees prnlliro said thai he einileiupl.il rd ru rliani;! it an' in tin- lineal' tnal slailed a"ainl V I'hal luienn h.'d ll.in Nal.aiihe ami Noun Unci at ctlllv Ibni llil linen- m lienb.K Ii and John ill at i 'rk tl lev Hull !ig-:erl and ern I II mhi at 1'iiariN. iiii'l I. any St:-i-ns al v, rrnlrr. Knn S:i":ii-t is slalnl in a I'I'en al (jual tel li.n 1, , I' 1' . in I - "i' t Hen e and Sam Uc1i v al ha!'- j eked at nun M In W.i- The Id.ihn miii:,.! Ii ICS of ll II 7 deli ini'lnii Tlie leanl inni enli ateil en nlleiiM' in the alteniuiin drill ai it IMepared In meet I lali nt Hoi-e. lloiil(iii I aki ClMMMI in AUC. HM I'l l' I It i ' t K lll'll-t" .Ik Vr ihaiinv Te i i-ic avci-'I-FS m The worrv bug settled down on the t'Cl.A foot ball team Wednesday, spot ilk-ally at the jinxed right guard posi tion, and heightened an observa tion made by an expert following Ihc Brum victory over a green Texas A&iM team. "t'Cl.A has a good team', a no tenhallv line team. But it does .i. i ...i ... h.m- several weak snots winen ike lieiiiienl- could be exploded by a good spill T team.'' 'I be exjiei t must remain un.di nt- lv ilieil. by request, but Ihe broad inference was that against Mary land Saturday Ihe Pncilic c'oast eleven will be meeting a good split T niaehine. And Texas AM. as of Ihis early dale, with a host of sophomores in responsible positions, was not yet a good spht-T oiillil. It is no secret that onr position, ritbl guard, may be explmled ry the Terrapins at College Park in their major engagement with I i l. l-'irt Den Shinnitk. TaWpo-ind fullb.iek eniivcrted to guard, in jured a nb against the Ae,sie, and re innired il in practice Men- When lost seen was careening dangerously down the streets of Salem. Be on the look-out! If seen proceed with caution! YOU MAY BE THE NEXT VICTIM! LJ INI aLaESS"" These Hi9hwQy Murderers Are Troded-in During the SEFTE All AABEK SAFETY S al Feirina General Tire Service We're Giving the BIGGEST REWARD in Town for Old Dangerous Tires On Brand New S Mull -V iwt'i'il weilnesilav n H is.-ball Cnnur v the vfi'ond ;tr;i eat mi; Seattle. 7-?, in ,ie up Ja k S. Iiuliea, bo ame lor the T.' a '.mm. 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