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Salem, Oregon, Monday, tfovem&r 21,19ft THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section S Bears :Crab Half-Caifif! I ,Rflfl .RpfltiW T inns. 21 -Id . . v5 i OCE Picks Girod To Captain Quint Hill Hurls Passes to Two TDs med his vanity iquad down to 11 players. The list of "surviv or" includes seven returnees from last year's iquad, four trans fers, two freshmen and a return ing serviceman. Two Lettermen on JVl Forwards who were retained in- elude returnees Ron Jones, Dale Anarich, Kelly Hoy and Barrv IBSS-M Oregon Collese basketball ' "3 '"ns team by h teamrnVtessfFrl! J U" Z " "i C'i Ex-Bearcat Gets Honor as Floor Leader MONMOUTHlTDarvl Girod, fancy playmaking guard from Sa lem, was elected caotain of the day. Girod. a standout for the Willamette Bearcats last year, was a natural choice for the lcut phtviiwii. nc i a anown noor leader, with hustle and ability to pare. Girod's selectcn came after coach Bob Livingston had trim- Lebold Bowls Record 1853 Continued from Page 2, Col. 5) . Hank Land II & John Nuhr J.ms. 4. Jim Lebold Ac Emory Alder man. 1291. 8. Don Lrhnld & uBd 0trfm. 12R5. Phi) Ad V Vrn Turner. 12RJ. 7. Dtv Ringland Ac John Doerfler. 1274 5. Roy Farmer A- Bob Prlre. 1M0. Doc Adam Ar Orv Srhii.tze. 12.W. 10. Mik McFarlane Ac Bud Straw ISM. 11. Bob Eckitrom Ac Tob Brennan, 1251. 12. Bob Thompson At Wilbur Mc Cune. 124 13. Dirk Morrin Ar Lee Morris. 1248. 14. Al Steckelbener & Chris Horn. 12.-W. 13. Glen Wissen Ac John Everheart. J224. 18. Ted Anderson Ac Hugh Ivie, 1224. IT. Betr Carr Ac Stan Zeeb. 1224. 18. Frank Bolton Ac Lake Westphal. 1221. 19. Earl Malm Ac Bill Werner. 1218. Clan 'A" Tram City champions: Frank's Produce, 2889. 1. Frank's Produce 3177., 2. Hoy's Automotive, 3110. 3. Barclay's Broiler, 3105. 4. Jayson's. 3074. 8. Woodry Furniture. 3038. 8. Lana Avenue Service. 3029 1. West Salem Machinery. 3021. 8. Orvil'i Used Cars. 3018. 9. Lone Oak Tavern, 2S78. 10. Jewel Box. 2976. 11. Claude s Tavern. 2971. Class "B" Teams 1. Salem Steel Ac Supply 2589. 2. Norris Walker. 2530. 3. Larfd'S Market. 2517. 4. Osko Insurance, 2508. B WoodroHe'a Poor Boys, 2506. 8. Five Spares. 2508. 7. Mootry's Pharmack. 2503. 0. Joneswav Market. 24S4. 10. Earl Malm Trailer Sales, 2402. Von Summers .returnee), Ken RnvHst tlft I In nc'arl --J f,U performer , men Marv Rhine and Bob Fore man. Centers who survived the are Bob Janes (returnee). Wayne Young (returnee) and center-forward Doug Rogers (transfer). Ex-G.l. Gordy Miller, a fu-ward, also was retained. Two lettermen from last year's squad, Harley Willis and Doug Zilek, were sent bark to the JV squad. Livingston, however, em phasized that those sent back to the JV and freshman squads would be given every opportunity to work their way back up to the varsity. The Wolves have only seven days of actual workouts before their season's opener with Seattle Pacific on December 2. The squad will work out through Wed nesday of this week and then won't return to the practice court until the following Monday. Santee May Be Kept Out Kansas City, Mo., (UP) There is a "pretty good possibility" that ace miler Wes Santee may be kept under suspension by efforts to Giants Play Best Game to Upset Eagles By RIP WATSON . The Associated Press Twenty years ago Alabama sent Don Hutson up to the National Football League and he proceeded to make life miserable for oppos ing pass defenders (or the next decade. Now Alabama has contributed Harlon Hill to the NFL. and the Chicago Bears' star promises to be just as much of a problem for the defense as his illustrious pred ecessor. Hill looked like Hutson at End Goes for Bears' Gain Kaitern Conference Cleveland Wajhinjfton New York Pittsburgh Chicago Card ... , Philadelphia .. Weitrm Conference Chicaro Rears , Los Anjfeles Green Bty Baltimore Pet. .778 .667 .414 .444 .375 Pet 1 i' HR- V" 1 K .--C,'2-.'i DETROIT End John Hoffman (89) of the Chicago Bears Is tackled by end Bob Lang of the Detroit Lions after a five-yard gain in the second period. The Bears closed the gap on (he Rams to one-half game, when the rams were tied with the Colts. (AP Photofax) Sunday's Reaulti New York 11. Philadlephia T Loi Ansrlei 17, Baltimore 17 (tic) Chicago Bears 24. Detroit 14 Cleveland 41. Pittsburgh 14 Washington 31, Chlcaao Card! 0 Green Bay 27, San Francisco 31 ' tional play on which Hote'a re- MIZELL WINS FIFTH J;, ; ceiver. Bill Howton, lateralled to HAVANA. Cuba. VP) Wilmer '.soojjoe Johnson, who ran 41 yards I (Vinegar Bend) Mizell. who 11 be Au nwiri (nr the score with the Park, hark with In St IjMii. TarHinale era trailing 11-20. Rote took a j next season alter a hitch in the lateral from Bill Reid and legged i Army, gained his fifth win in the it to San Francisco's (. Howie Fer-j Cuban Winter League Sunday while guson bulled over from there. I striking out 10 batters. Shot at Middle Title Looms j If Utah Lad Beats Argentine By OSCAR FRALEY Utah, where Jack Dcmpsey spent Vailed Press Snorts Writer his youthful years. The elder Full NEW YORK (UVi If it's clout- "1r. amateur boxer, thought Ing color you seek, take a quick Uiavt Dempsey was the greatest look .oday at Kduardo Jorge o ",ler Tunney whipped his idol Lausse and Gene Fullmer, a young- to figured that Gene was a good ster from Utah whose family idol- "" ' h' offspring, ized Jack Dempsey and therefore There is no attempt to be face named him after Gene Tunney. tious in saying that young Gene These two exponents of the pugi- punches better than the old one. listic art engage each other at He h won 33 of 34 pro bouts. Madisoi Square Garden on Friday the cauliflower set at "Cy night in a middleweight bout wHich clone." young Gene is a Mormon they hope will lead the victor to boasts that never has he shot at the title. The price is ijUisiea eoitee, aiconoi or tobacco. 1 in favor of i-duardo Jorge. These sterling attributes have But as interesting as their pend- B0' iwayed the oddsmakera. ing imbroglio, individually they Lausse, you see, has won 59 of are two of the most interesting 67 bouts 48 by kayoes. box fighters to come along in quite The 28-year o.M South American some lime. . insisU that he u my MlN Take Fullmer, now, a 23-1 from below the border who headed year old who hopes that in the I north without claiming that at one near future Bobo Olson will try time or another be was a gaucho. just that. Fullmer is a double for I The only thing he ever rode was iogi nerra. me squat caicner ol a shoemaker s bench toe New ork Yankees. It leaves him unimpressed. '"1 can,'' he says modestly, "hit as good as Yogi. The only thing that matters is just that I don't catch like him." Bora la Vtah Fullmer was born -in West Jor dan, Utah, which is only a drive and a chip shot from Murray, Lausse soon tired of making shoes and decided, instead, to wear 'em out. So he became a professional soccer player. Good Tango Dancer ' "I'm a good tango dancer, too, he boasts. Both can be event which, ia various social circles, demand a certain fisiic ability. Edunrdo be came a noted street fighter whoso energies finally were directed to ward the ring. Soon he was Oia amatuer welterweight champion "f Argentina and this, naturally, led him into the more remunerative side of the box fighting business. Lausse has been sensational of late, winning his last 29 consecu tive bouts 25 by knockouts. Olson, at the moment, is prepping for ar Dec. 9 titie delense against Ray Robinson at Chicago. But with that out of thu way, should Olsoa win, Eduardo Is right in line for a crack at Bobo. Currently, Lausse Is ranked fourth among welterweights. Fullmer has fought his way up to the eighth spot. So both of them, want this one badly. But no matter which of these colorful cloutert win, the ' motif on Friday Bight would be red. in his best yesterday as he twice faked Detroit defenders out of the get changes in National Amateur jbrought the Bears a 24-14. victory. MODERNIZE four Bath with DURATILE Metal Woll Til 1249 S. Com I Ph. 4-5292 f NOW BUYING FILBERTS AND WALNUTS Top prico paid on oach delivery at SAIEM NAVIGATION CO. at Corner Trado and South Corlago Si. I want all my old customers and as many now enot at possible to contact mo at onco at prices are very attractive. Rtceivini on Frie'ar at Woodnurn. Ivory day oacepf Friday at Salem. H. R JONES Phono 2-3153 Buyer for Rosenborg Bros, and Co. Athletic rules, an AAU spokes man sata loaay. Santee, suspended Oct. 29. was cleared of charges he accepted too much expense money by a 21-7 vote of the Missouri Valley AAU board of managers yesterday. But if some individual files an appeal within 10 days, the suspension stays on. If not, Santee is auto matically cleared. The spokesman, Marion Miller, said an appeal, if made, probably would not be against Santee "per sonally" but would be an effort to get the rules before the national AAU for a close going over1. The appeal, if made, would be heard at a national AAU meeting in Louisville, Ky Dec. 14. Lo I7 . m victory String Risked By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Two of the longest winning streaks in pro boxing will go on James Invited To Shrine Tilt EUGENE (UP) Oregon foot ball coach Len Casanova today confirmed that Oregon halfback Dick James has been invited to p'.ay in this season's Shrine game thel ine this week when Eduardo at San Francisco. Lausse of Argentina and Vince Casanova, a member of the , Martinez of Paterson, N.J., go to Vest coaching staff under head work in Friday and Wednesday coach Jess Hill of USC. told a bouts. jubilant Oregon squad of the 174-1 I-ausse. unbeaten since Sept. 13, pound back's selection Saturday 1 1952. with 29 straight victories. following the Webfoots' 28 0 win 'meets Gene iCyclonei Fullmer of over Oregon State. "And there may be another player or two on that same team from here," Casanova said. James, a hard-running senior from Grants Pass, gained 114 yards rushing Saturday, and was nne nf the leariina runners in the Pacific Coast Conference this since he signed a season. He is also noted for his hlnrkinc and defensive abilities, and is an excellent pass receiver, i welters. their sixth in a row, and first place in the NFL'a Western Conference. 1 Games to Go With three games to go. the Bears (6-31 have a half-game lead over the Los Angeles Rams 15-3-1), who were held -to a 17-17 tie by Baltimore. Hutson's old team, the Green Bay Packers (5-41, trail by a game after Tobin Rote passed for two touchdowns and ran 49 yards to set up a third in a 27-21 victory over San Francisco. In the Eastern Conference. Cleveland bounced back from its upset defeat by Philadelphia a week ago to trounce Pittsburgh 41-14 and remain a game in front of Washington's surprising Red skins. 31-0 winners over the Chi cago Cardinals. New York vaulted from last place to a tie for third with Pittsburgh by clipping the Philadelphia Eagles 31-7. Unless the second-place teams get some unexpected help, it looks vcrv much like me Bears Browns in the pro championship playoff, scheduled for Monday. Dec. 26. or Sunday. Jan. 1, in the park of the Western Conference champion. Shaw Hero, Gnat Rookie quarterback George Shaw of Baltimore went from hero to goal in minutes while the Balti more crowd groaned. First he passed 28 yards to Jim Mutschel- West Jordan, Vtah. in the regular j ler for a touchdown that put tne Friday night show (NBC radio-TV) Colts ahead 17-10. Then he fum from Madison Square Garden. bled tor the second time in the Martinez, unbeaten in 17 fights. game and the Rams' Jack Ellena boxes Chris Christensen of Den-Recovered on the Baltimore 16 mark in the Wednesday show (ABC Ronnie Waller, a former Maryland radio-TV) from the. St. Louis Are- star, drove over for the tying na. It's Martinez's iuwinri start touchdown. new five-vear Tobln . Rote kept the packers contract with manager Bill Daly, chances alive with his versatile Martinez, 26, is No. 4 among the ' performance. He passed lor two I touchdowns, one of them a sensa- MSU, UCLA in Rose Bowl; Maryland, Sooncrs iii Orange fit ED Wlt.KS Ivesterday although getting the bid , and Navy tangles with Army as The Associated Press as a runner-up. Ohio State, barred i college football takes one last Iling ir. Mihioan stat 1TI A in the from two consecutive Pasadena this Saturday. . M fKantori V- " lhe Bi Tcn ,i,le; PtU s record already Is bound up n the Orange Bowl Jan 2 -Ana Michiean decision over Penn State capping L-V !!. Slate walloped nonleague Mar- a season that listed victories over Dc.ore. yuu.r , e , Uuke ,nd Virginia. Those same four powers met In , okanoma and Maryland, the j The Southeastern Conference the same two New ear spay ex- major unaten-untied clubs! champ generally fills one of the travaganzas in IM. Michigan remamin)f got lheir bowl tickets Sugar Bowl berths and Mississippi State beat UCLA 28-20 and Okla-,Mon lart weekend's games in 8-l, Georgia Tech 17-1-17 and Au homa beat Maryland 7-0. ! which the Sooners won their 10th burn ' 7-1-1 1 are the contenders. Once again, Michigan Slate and straight Big Seven title by whip-! Vanderbilt (7-2 also has a chance. I CI.A are once beaicn. The Spar- nin0 v.hraska 41-0 and Marvland Vandy plays Tennessee, knocked tans lost onlv to Michigan M4-7) cimned Crnree Washington 19-0. ! for a loop by Kentucky 23-0, this this season, while only Maryland . Hall of the bowl berths now are weekend. upended UCLA (7-0L Maryland, filled, with Texas Christian gain-j Navy Must Beat Army the 1953 national champ, again has iM ik. Southwest Conlerence host i Navy, which returned to the post a 10-0 record, while Oklahoma. 9-0 Mnt jn the Cotton Bowl by humili- season business last January in the with one game left and apparently nIin(. Rjce 35.0. That leaves the Sugar Bowl, likely will have a Cot heading for the national title, was ijaias howl selectors still looking ton Bowl invitation in hand if it once hcatrn and once tied going i. .nnther team. can beat Army. It the Middies fail. Into the '54 Orange Bowl. j .still on Prowl , Pitt or one of the SEC teams may Blessing Doe Todar The Sugar and Gator bowl com- make it. .. U;m iu are .till on the Drowl Pitt also qualifies for the Sugar Z'ZcVwl and they'll have their team, by Bowl ...hough the New Orleans "-" - .i, . m ith Misissinot. Oeor- oromoters couia 00 worse man Confererloflay.,,er.,oxen Navy and Pitt match a SEC pair, of members. The I clans won their ' ' Th, Gator Bowl, set for Dec. third ! t ,ve Z "lector, a good probably will have .0 wait , by thrashing Southern Call-7 Sat-, MississiP-, alter the Cotton and Sugar bo urfla'' . . , 1 n, state. 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