S o u th ern O regon Newa» Review
Ashland, Oregon
National League
T hursday, S eptem ber
W L
Royal Crown
10 X
Wiley - Reinholt
8 2
Magnolia Lumber
5 7
Union 78
3 3
Led by Curl Johnson and Ro„
DeVore. the Royal Crown rolled
th eir way Into an undisputed
lead in th e Natinniil league by
v irtu e of th eir 4-0 win over
Union 76, w hile the Magnolh,
L um ber Jueks w rre trouncing
Wiley R einholt by a like margin
Johnson rolled a 555 Mcrim for
the Royal Crow n mid DeVore
h it for 534 U raine, of the lum­
berm en copped high single game
of the evening w ith a 217 and
g ath ered 556 for high three
gam e series. Royal Crown rot
led I (817 for high single game
Majorette League
W L and 2868 for high total pins
Palace Cafe
10 2
Carter*
8 4 Cave Kids Trip
Ashland Recreation
6 6
Plarn Cafo
0 12 Junior (irizzlieM
I'lii* Palaci* Cafe kegler cop
The G ran ts Pass Ju n io r lituii
ped four wins in the M ajorette school slipped past tin* Ashland
league to hold th eir league It id junior G rlzzley line in the clos
w ith 10 wins and 2 losses, w hile ing m inutes of the gam e to win
C arters w re w inning 3 to I a 7 to 6 victory over th e Ash
ver Ashland R ecreation Centei land team .
to forge into second place two
Tile (•!’ ju n io rs took to the air
gam es hack of the leaders. Ly­ in the final m inutes a fte r get-
dia Crow son of the Palace te a m •ting no w here through the Asti
rolled high s in g le g a m e o f 1 fit! land line d u rin g tin* en tire game
w hile her team m ate, Millet, and connected w ith a long pass
gathered in 482 for high throe! to Ice the game.
gam e series of the evening
A lthough A shland p ut alm ost
K e g le r e tte s
an
en tirely inexperienced team
W L
on the field, they played st< liar
N e w b ry O r c h a r d s
8 4 boll and the locals led in first
Steak House Cafe
7 5 dow ns seven to two
S ilver Croat
7 5
Om ars
2 10 FLAGPOLE FUND NEEDS
N ew bry O rchards dropped tin $275 TO COMPLETE
S teak House 3 to 1 in the Wed­
N early $166 was added to til
nesday night lea1 iv to go into M em orial Flag 1* o 1
fu n d
first place witli a r e c o r d «if 8 through solieitntii
la st w eek,
W’i'.s and 4 loss.’s. S ilver C re st
■tv
2 7 5
also took 3 games to I from
oject,
O m a rs L y d ia C r e son of S ilv e r ¡Itcsrd IK to .1
Kuhl-
Cri st. rolled a 20'
irr t tak
man. ehnlrina ■ «
rican
high game honors in the league L t g i o i i e o i i u i i i t i i
charge of
and totaled 502 for high th ree I . . , f t .
gam e series S ilver C rest rolled
E re c tio n o f f* • pole i.
.peet
In h team totals witti 2637
ed in a b o u t t i n < <- w e e k s.
Football Predictions. . .
By Paul B. Williamson
p erform ance for th e rest of the
season.
The gam e of the w eek is an
BROUGHT TO YOU EACH
intersectional
set-to: S tanford vs
WEEK BY COURTESY OF THE
M
ichigan
The
W illiam son S y st­
GREYHOUND TAVERN
em, clim bing out on a n o th e r
lim b, picks S tanford
MESS OF UPSETS
Duke should top Tennessee,
but
G eorgia Tech w on't upset
More than 60 upsets w ere re­
p o rte d in collegiate football last Tulane. V anderbilt, w hich w ent
w eekend, m aking it pretty close dow n before G eorgia Tech last
S aturday, should come back this
to a record.
week and beat A labam a A rm y
A bout half of them could be ought to tak e Penn S ta te by two
called m ild. The other half in-! , or th re e touchdow ns.
volved m any peren n ial door­
Houston U. should beat Wichi
m ats, who got up on th eir hind , to. C olorado U. ought to beat
legs and b atted dow n rivals who j Kansas S tate, but it m ight be
had been beating them for j an upset It should be Iowa
years.
I S tale over Kansas, Ole Miss over
N othing short of tru e p ro p h ­ K entucky, P rinceton over Navy,
ecy could predict a mess like I but by a hair: and the sam e for
that. The W illiamson System , , North C arolina S ta te over Clem
w hich used figures and steers 1 son. S o uthern M ethodist should
clear of prophecy in the pure ' shade M issouri and C ornell beat
form n evertheless turned in a C olgate, alth o u g h there m ignt
record of 263 won out of 308 be an upset.
gam es reported.
. On F riday night. M aryland
T here was only one incons - ought to beat G eorgetow n by
ten t tie in th e lo t—Il
7i»l- one touchdow n. O regon should
lege 6. Jam es M dikin 6.
the tak e UCLA, but it m ight b
System tu rn e d in a
ion
W ORRYING T H E O P P O S IT IO N —Big Bob Campbell of C ald­
average of 77.6, not
W illiam son Football
’rst
well, N. J., a senior at Miami University, certainly looks like he
w eek in its history, hi
P red ietin S chedule
j
can
pull down forw ard passes and run them right into touchdown
EX
PLAN
ATIO
N:
Team
in!
But ttM ..
territory. T h at’s the job the Miami H urricanes expect him to do
as the No. 1 upset of t
first (left) colum n is picked by
as well this fall ns tie has been doing on the practice field.
V illanova 27. Penn S
the W illiam son S ystem as the
was co rre c tly 'p re d ict* ?n by the WINNER. It is also th e HOME
W illiam son Systcn
The close team unless its opponent in sec­
L an iio v ich , ” ' >se passin1* had
shave of M ichigan over M ichi­ ond (right) colum n is sta rre d (•).
been a b a tu r a'!
icav
gan S tate — and the W olverines to m ean th e LOSER is the h o m e !
ed one to Hanscom who was
had to come from behind to skin team , “ n-” m eans night gam e.!
dropped on •l” ’ Redm ond 25.
through, 7 to 3 — cam e p re tty In th re e g n eral groups: (1)
Edw ards took the next pass from
close to being an o th er sw ell ‘ N am e” gam es, (2) “ M inor”
Laninovich to th e ten from
pick.
gam es and (3) " Ju n io r C ollege" ,
w here D •> ts and V t carried
N early a ll the intercollegiate games.
tile hall to tht* four. L anger hit
and m ajo r service team s will Friday, Sept. 30
A ram paging pack of A shland the c e n te r of the line to go over
have played next Sunday and it n-San Fran. U.
Lovola high school G rizzlies, still sm a rt­ for the touchdow n
will be possible to predict by n-Oregon U.
• U C L A ing from a 45-19 setback by the
The Grizzly line showed up
n-M ontana U.
U tah S ta te C oquille Red Devils ran rough Wt 11 in the clutches and tht- way
Saturday, Oct. 1 1
, shod over the R edm ond Panth- tlie Ashland ends got dow n the
n-A rizona U.
Utah ! ’• ers 33-7, on the local field last field to cover kick receivers was
T.C.U.
A rkansas F riday night.
rem arkable.
j A rm y
Penn S tate
The Redm ond hand and drill
The G rizzlies recovered a Red
| Bow ling G reen Cent. M ichigan m ond fum ble in the first oiii team e n te rta in ed fai
n it! an „
n-San Jose St •B righam Young ute and a h alf of pin a .d in xhibiti« u > i i la rc h ’ lg and drills f
n-C heney
B ellingham th re e plays scored on a 40 yard that drew t'ltiodero s a n p la u s e
n-W yom ing
•Colo. A&M pass from L aninovit to W ines
A shland g a in 'd a total of 28!)
C ornell U.
C olgate L anger kicked the e.’.tra point.
\
ards
th rough t' • a ir and on the
n-Okla. A&M
•De. r e r U.
A few m inutes la te r A shland ground to chalk up 12 first ft
n-Santa C lara
•F resno S tate scored again w hen L anger re ­
n-Lewis & C lark
•Id ah o Col covered a second Redmond (¡owns w hile Redm ond gained
C olorado C ollege
•Id ah o S tate fum ble on th e tw elv e and later 147 yards via all routes and 9
first dow ns
W isconsin
•Illin o is U. w ent over for th e touchdow n,
C olorado U
•K ansas S tate to lead 13-0 a t th e end of the
LICENSE EXAMINER
Iowa S ta te
•K ansas U. first q u a rte r.
M ichigan S tate
COMING HERE
M arquette
The G rizzlies again hit pay
M ississippi U.
K entucky
A d riv ers license exam iner
B aylor
•M iss. S ta te d irt in the second q u a rte r with will be on duty in A shland
P o rtla n d
' M ontana S tate L anger, Allen, Fow ler, Lanin- M onday. Oct. 3, at the city hall
•N avy ovich and H anscom w orking the betw een the hours of 9 a m. and
P rin ceto n
Clemson ball to th e P a n th e r 40, from 4 p.m.. according to an a n ­
n-N. Car. St.
G eorgia w here Ricci Vest ran the re nouncem ent received from the
N. C arolina U.
•N ebraska m aining distance to score.
M innesota
The P a n th e rs fought back in office of the S ecretary of State.
P ittsb u rg h
N o rth w estern U.
th
e
th ird q u a rte r to score th eir
Indiana
Ohio S ta te
only
co u n ter a fte r recovering a
Shop
T exas A&M
O klahom a
and
•O regon S tate fum ble on th e A shland 10 y ard
C alifornia
C incinnati line A sh o rt tim e la te r the G riz'
n-Pacific Col.
ROOMING HOUSE
E
llensburg zlies again punched one over
Pacific L uth.
to
lead
26
to
7
as
th
e
final
stanza
We Shave and Rest You
D artm outh
P ennsylvania
Iow a U. got u n d e r way.
P u rd u e
243
Fourth Street Phone 4411
W ith the clock running out
M issouri
n-S M.U
W ash. S tate
So. Calif. U.
Humboldt
n-So. O regon
M ichigan U.
S tan fo rd
•T em ple
R utgers
•T ennessee
Duke
W est Texas
N. Texas Tech.
for FI N!
Idaho U.
Texas U.
G eorgia Tech.
T ulane
•W ashington Cst
N otre Dam e
•W illam ette
n-Chico S ta te
LAST TIMES SATURDAY
W. M ichigan
Ohio U.
. . . for HEALTH!
Fordham
Yale
S. Dak. M ines
Colo. M ines
•M onm outh Ore.
Make up a party . . . tele­
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Oregon Tech
W hitm an
.
it’s fun to bowl and it's
W hitw orth
healthful excerise.
Sunday. October 2
Grizzlies ("rush
Redmond Panthers
In 33 to 7 Win
nn rn , i
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A h a rd w orking T alent six-
m an football team opened its
bid fo r 1949 d istrict honors
F riday night by ru n n in g ro u g h ­
shod o v er a B utte Falls ag g re ­
gation 42 to 6 on th e T alent
field.
Coach G eorge B ray used 16
m en in chalking up th e B u ll­
dog's win. T alen t scored ea rly in
the gam e w hen a B u tte F alls
m an \yas tack led behind the goal
line for a safety. They w ere
never headed from there.
S corers fo r T alent included
H artley, M ontgom ery, Nichols,
Com bs and H enry. M ontgom ery
scored one e x tra point w ith a
drop kick.
PELICANS TROUNCE
VIKINGS OF SALEM
The K lam ath F alls Pelicans
trip p ed th e Salem V ickings on
th eir ow n grounds F rid ay night
by a 7 to 0 score. K F alls
recovered a Viking fum ble deep
in Salem te rrito ry to score in
the th ird q u a rte r
Medford Beats Tillamook
The B lack Tornados of M ed­
ford high school gave notice to
fu tu re opponents to b ew are
w hen they cycloned th rough a
squad of T illam ook Cheese M ak­
ers 47 to 0 last F rid ay night.
The T ornados will face Redding
on the M edford field F riday
night.
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