Slem, Vegon? Monday, Novembe?l, 1955
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Wchm Win and Will Meet 'Afichigah ' State'- JaiL 2
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2 Key Men Click
For Syracuse Five
St. Louis Hanks
'. Bested MO by
Tail-Enders
but Schayei and Seymour tank
free throws and Red Roc ha added
a basket to stem the assault.
Seymour SS 182, 17 poinu and
Schayei 13 to lead the Natl, al
though Chuck Share of St. Louis
took lame honors with 20. It was
the first fame the Hawks played
without scoring ace Frank Seivy,
who enters the Army today.
In other Sunday lames, the
Rrvhe.otrr Royals beat Minneap
olis 105 96. and the New York ;'"
Nose Out
Trojans,
17 to 7
When It Kaius It Pours Trophic for Ia ImUV
By VNITKD PRESS
Brighter days seem ahead for
the Syracuse Nationals, defend
ing champions of the National
Basketball Association now mired
in last place, because key men Knirks downed Fort Wayne
Adolph Sfhayes and Paul Sey-1 overtime, 119-113
roour are starting to click.
Schayes and Seymcur combin
ed for 45 points Saturday in a
lining effort but Sunday their
efforts started to nav of n en
M 80 victory over the high flying leite led
at. Louis Hawks. i points.
. It was only the second loss in The Knicks trailed by 10 points '
five starts for SI. Louis, both to after three periods but Jim vet-
the Nats. And Schayes and Sey- Baechtold's free throw with 42 osc
mour wrre the men who turned seconds left tied the score In oiio
'em back when Hawks, trailing the overtime, Dick McGuir of wuiwiua
from the start, twice challenged the Knicks and Max Zaslofsky of lsc
for the lead. St Louis moved the Pistons staged a scoring duel S'sc"1
within one point at 42-41 in the-'with MKJuire's three-point play tano
third period, but Schaves sank a with I 14 remnnin; the clincher
three pointer and trt up two Herr G'llil n had 25 points for
quick baskets. The Hawks pulled the Knicks and Larry Fctist had
up to 75-74 with five minutes left. 30 for Fort U'stne.
Stanford, Oregon,
Washington Win
Traditional'
Kookie Maurice Mokes contin- osc
ued his fine play for Rochester """ -with
25 points as the Rovals built w7iuntoa
up 16 point lead in the third vsc
period and breezed. Clyde Love)-1 J
the Lakers with 21 ld,
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Snow Blankets Grids In East
And Much. of the Midwest
NEW YORK UP ' Monday's its football schedule in the jpring
football wash, and hang it in the instead of fall to avoid the big
basement -too much snow outside: time college football television . . .
Snow blanketed gridiroasj T - c
throughout the East and much of An unusual incident cost South,
the Middle west...A snowball Tight er Cal a quick jump on its hated
between spectators followed the . rival, I'CLA, which won 17-7 . . .
'.Purdue-Indiana game at Bloom-'Jon Arnelt ot boutnern cat took
ingtoo. won by Purdue H. ana a ine vpcwu utuu i.n oacx
water pipe near the stands broke. I S7 yards onlv to have the play
sending a geyser-like spray over called back because the Trojans
hundreds of customers.. It was so had lined up mproperly ... "I
cold at Moscow. Idaho, where Ida. thought officials were supposed to
ho beat Montana S14. that the tee that the teams were lined up
plavrs tat in heated buset in- right before the kick, wailed
installed on the tideunes and tome Southern Cal l Coach Jets HilL
of the Idaho playert changed to fit ft the turning point of the
road uniforms, putting half of them game'' . ..
in white and the other half in i
black iersevs. At Princeton, N.J.
Dartmouth playert changed from
hue to green shirts at the half
Decause tney couian l tee earn w it
er in the blizzard.
In the intriguing name, depart-
N. J. Golfer Wins
Southern Title
PINEHTRST. SC. (IP) J.
Wolcott Brown of Sea Girt. NJ.f
won ine zstn annual Muuiera
Wel)foots Surprise
HmhRidinjrO.S.C.
Oregon Outgains
Beavers by
327-73
(Continued from Page 1, See. 4)
lug from I'CLA, College if Paci
fic, and now Oregon l oach Len
Casanova's Durk s landed la
fourth spot after starting the
achedule with a young squad as
green aa granddad's shamrock.
Thus, the Northern division, long
the scon of the aosr-llltiag Cali
fornia trams, placed three teams
In the top five Ibis year.
Reason (or (he upsetting finals
can be classed as follows:
A Oregon was keyed-up after
being down tlie week before at
Stanford. OSC, "up" last week to
beat California, couldn't climb
that high thit week.
B Oregon, devising a special
oflense just for the Beavers, rip
ped the right side of the OSC line
gaining at will through leftguard
or left tackle. The Ducks ree l
nizednw-bnew wail traauvai-aahn
Witte, (JSC J 240-pound led tackle
who is a shoo-in for the All-P r
first learn and fried his side only
few limes for a few yards,
Shanler tlalnt 160
(CI Phi! Mi Hugh. Oregon junior
end. was another reason, not let-
ling the single wing "power stuff
run
th
to
other
(Di ,11m Shanley, soph Irom
North Br-nd, toured the mud for
IM yards In 27 carries, while Dirk
James chugged 114 yards in 21
runs. Qua Icrhuck Tom Crnhlree,
nlnying the wcHk spots alertly,
kept the llrnvera ull balance and
acorcfl Iwir-p himself.
Oregon s Catnnova summed U
up: "It was by far the best game
we played all year. We made no
mistares of ariy ronni-nueiM e ani
drvte harder than e have
vvH,.,) w II s that aimjrt
imtti h-A heat us on
earning the ball 11 timet. Time:
4 53 left in the first period.
2. With 8 54 left in the third
quarter, Shanley bucked left end
for the last two yards to close a
65-yard march in 13 plays. Shan
ley gained 17 on one play and
James went 12 on another.
3. With two seconds left in the
third stanza. Tom Crabtree sneak
ed over from the one on second
down to close a 51 vard march in
13 plays. OSC had the ball on
only four plays in this period.
Longest gain was 14 yards by
Shmley.
4. Crabtree scored the final TD
on an optional keeper from the
2 with 6 45 remaining This cap
ped a 61 yard march in 14 pUys.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ,
Its I'CLA against Michigan
State in the Rie Bowl football
garre
The two school, which met two
years ao in the Pasadena classic, j
quail lira lor ine rrpri pmornr
ance in Sjturday s grid windups.
The I'clans won their third
straight PaotK Cuut Cooierence
championship and the Rose Bowl
honor with a 17-T victory over I
Southern California.
Michigan State, recognized geo-i
erally as the most powerful team!
,1 ..... "V -t . . I lvB
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ment. Washington turned up with : oU champWnJhip Suny
a wnii ziameo incrruioie uiruc. Brown snot a two-over-par 74
Green, who scored two TDs in the ovef (ne , couri here to win
17-7 victory over Washington State u,, riiB.,bortened tournament with '
I- Pittsbiu-gher explaining jj.ho,e Mti 144 He hl1
the kandle placed on Mean John .p,, 7, m rndij t firtt round
Paluck. Pitt end. tays: In foot- lhe No ,
baU. real tough guys win step on, Brown Iinishtj ,1X n,,,,
your face ith their dealt when 0, johB t McCtaa o, charlotte,
you're down. Mean John also a ho added 77 to hit first
pivou' ... A Paru. Ky.. fan rouDi n tot , rinai 1M
swapped 1 195 convertible for two 1
I'CLA OFFICIALLY IN BOWL
LOS ANGELES l'CL-4.
at officially designated Most
day the Pacific Coast Confer
ence represesiiatjve in the Rose
Bowl against Michigan State M
Jan. t
Dm LetoM. !. get u etrtr atari ta kt ta k.
tllectiM kv wuuiag Ike Saieoa Meal CT waiaitaial
eveau and tintlet wHk recwrd reak.iag aertwrmasw. let
la caasidered ky auay ta ke at gaad ar kestrr tkaa Staa CoMwrd.
aaliaaaliy kaoaa rartUad koaler. was at ka age. LeaaM rwtled
(TTt ia singles. CU ia aakVe and J4 u Ik teaai neat t Cap
ital Joaraal Pkawi
Lebold Wins Gty ,
All-Events Title
tickets to the Tennessee-Kentucky
game and must have got hit mon
ey's worth . . . Kentucky won
234
took
Husky Coach
In GoodAsain
in the Bif Tra. backed into its
riavt . ui ctkfi srwnarsrar ttl (a.
ing through the mouonso a iIS- Yoiltll, 16. Bowls
conquest of Marquette The Spar- .
tans gained the spot on trie T 'nrlfr Prf llrf
quest of Michigan.
Indians Wia Easily
The PCC race was wrapped up
in other traditional banjes. j Br BEVN TALDEZ
The hustl rg Beavers af Ore.-n , Cjar.il Jajtm! iWVm TAue
S'.ate firmed a e he xattt a! Joi Leirmfc. It shrenc ke riuui '
L- day. faiLsg tertc Crenx. eej nimg thnw tuft sctct iz- j
t-s u rKxmnn a n-rr- jr-Muurr ibk nicic ac tt
For Title
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11 B jO CHtrrm JT.
11 Crnot. tM
11 Dick UarnL S&Z.
is. C:to Skopii tyi.
It. Hoy T.rm.r. US.
1 : Georfe Bretsler.
11 Frank Ev.ru, SO.
IS Jo Mnler. 4
tti IWnn Valdei M.
l: Johb Reee. S41
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SEATTI.E u Fi-t,. -..'Should be a enfur T' Srunn
fireen and lovely around the I ra uir Prrt ,nt aruelr
versity of Wathmitn. pegired on Sam 'F.ru Cwi
Monday alter Coach Johnnv Cher. l"OM- V- "--7
Nictory (hrr Coujr
Rotor Gierherg to
Seattle favor
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RACING
BALTIMORE Nail M 40) woa
The Iowa Conference the MT.MO Punlico Futurity at
vote on whether ta play , Pimlico.
Wf O Travl on Air ConditiontcJ
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530 N. High Si.
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WE BORROWED AN AIRCRAFT IDEA
TO MAKE THIS AIL-NIW METRO-LITI I0DY
kiirn'. I J . . . I a . .. DaUalla All fafaMiifkaT f irAf fc
over h'in. a fact alio I rue of:fcK,r lfW,"1 ..,u. S ip,. t..- f wtr r ,n -.r7
s other linemen who held OSC "V ofv aho .aTppe. .hi P tti. thei ;- gad
73 net yards. Oregon, on Int . 'ncreoioie zii victory over . , . ., !h -u-j.i UtMMt V
hand, gained 327 net ynr.lt. "M 01 "snington Mate.-' . .-rr;7,,Z, J, arrarrn er.arr.B. .
Z.,.3 ."nk 7 ,h? . got better ia eark tueees-linf fane ,h " "' :1 !
turning nay iriumpn. played in thj, fM ' me n't of f .herns wul
the slop before a crowd of w.mo, K vard return of the ownine he aailab-.e at t I. fVw.1 av.w-l
?n7liw,i'rlfl!" cki.i bVri; wi.'i.r:.,' ta
mnnrlh " 'rm R'Ch' ! hv ' " P"',7. hl I
1 " 1 " " . the Bruins and K,IPt fans at lx In Cl A team -. Frank's I
He shredded the Cougar de- Angeles, hut thev re'W.ered q-iirk- Pfxl.xtt a record af W
fi nsrs lor 25 yurds and two tout h-, ly and ran up a l4 lead at half- v-ratrhd to ht tr old record of
downs and pulled olf a pass Inler-' tune 77M set by r:sr':ai 1 last year
ceplmn Ihiil pnvetl the ay Ion Rid lr AU Amerlraa ija-.aui'a alw ha lr-r oid record 1
one of his oun tallies. The penalty h,fh recalled Ar- n a JT.z sra'ch e(!rt and
' Wa.shinilton Kl:lle H.nit..l.ul Ik. 'nfll't lieilliknl rtm . u . -ul tn:khMl sef UtA
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ent wide of the mark. , too lt to the kn king team ya iVmtiies man-jpionth.p. aet-
ftlUllt alter lhe e.-..n mi., t... t llfnin knrf r'ullt.n. k k.4 tivfi- t.. . ,A ..f IV ir.lrh ftnrf
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