S o u th e rn O regon News R eview
A sh la n d , O regon
Football Predictions. .
T h u rsd a y,
O cto b e r
27,
1949
1 Red Raiders Edged 14-13 By Cal Aggies
I’ll NOTUS
Mustangs; First Conference Defeat
By Paul B. Williamson
games and (3) " J u n io r C o lle g e "
games.
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WEEK BY COURTESY OF THE F R ID A Y , OCT. 28
GREYHOUND TAVERN
n -V illa n o v a
’ Boston Col.
Exhibiting the tightest defensive play probably
ever seen on the Davis gridiron, the Southern Oregon
College Reel Raiders were handed their first season
and Far West Conference defeat as they were edged
from the championship running by the Cal Aggies
Mustangs at Davis, 14-13.
The scoring part of the game started with a bang
with the Raiders pushing over for pay dirt after 5
K e g le re ite s
W L
S ilv e r Creet
18 10
N e w b ry'a O rcharda
18 10
S leek House
12 18
g 20
O m ar's
N e w b ry ’a O rchards w on 3-1
o ve r league le n d in g S ilv e r C rest
to go in to a tie w ith d a iry glrlN
in F rid a y n ig h t's play. M a ry
Sorenson ro lle d a 204 game fo r
hig h o f the eve n in g ns O m ar's
w ere s p littin g 2-2 w ith the Steak
House cafe. L y d iu C row son, o f
O m a r's run up a IMG, 162 and
175 to take hig h series honors
w ith 503.
M a jo r League
W L
A sh la n d C abinet W o rk s IB 10
M a rs h a ll W ells
15 13
O ak S tre e t T ankers
12 18
Z itte rc o b R epair
11 17
W ith N orm an B ergstrom sho-
o tin g a 209 h ig h game and his
team m ate, L. M a rtin to ta lin g a
593 series, the A sh la n d C u b in e t
m akers to o k a ll fo u r p oints fro m
the O ak S tre e t tankerN in M on
day n ig h t's lague play. M arsh­
a ll-W e lls w on o v e r lust pluee Z it-
tercob R epair to breeze in to sec­
ond place In leugue standings.
A m e ric a n League
W L
17 11
A s h la n d A u to P arts
15 13
S elby C h e vro le t
14 14
O'Bleness M otors
10 18
C aton Garage
M a rt Hansen o f S elby C h e v ro ­
let, ro lle d a 221 high single
game a lth o u g h his team was able
to w in o n ly 1 p o in t fro m last
place C aton
garug<*
H a rv e y
B e rg stro m o f th e Caton team r o l­
led a 551 series to he lp his
team along in th e ir 3-1 w in Ash-
I lnnd A u to P arts and O 'Bleness
M otors s p lit 2-2 in Tuesday
n ig h t’s p la y at the A shland
R ecreation a lle ys
n-O kla A & M
’ D e tro it U.
n-St. M a rys Cal.
D rake
Last w eek was te rrib le !!
n
P
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ific
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ol
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San
Jose
St.
In no o th e r w eek d u rin g the
’ B illin g s
19 years o i the W illia m s o n S y­ M ont. M ines
’ E m poria C ol.
stem d id a re la tiv e ly gre a te r Kan. W esleyan
’ V a n p o rt
n u m b e r o f “ hopeless" teams rise n-Oregon Frosh
S A T U R D A Y , OCT. 29
up to th u m p d ow n th e ir res­
n-C hico State
’ So. Oregon m in u te s o f p lu y. A b o u t th e mid-4>
p e c tiv e g rid opponents — and
V M I. d ie o f th e second p e rio d , SOC
A rm y
h a rd !
C olo A & M
U ta h S tate scored on a r ig h t end sweep
M a jo re tte s
O fte n the loser was a h e ra ld ­ C olorado U.
U ta h U. fro m th e A g g ie 5 o n ly to be
W
L
ed cham pion. A n d the System n-Fla S tate
Stetson charged offsides and n u llif y the
C a rte r's Produee
15 13
was n o t alone in those s ta rtlin g A labam a
to
uchdo
w
n.
’ G eorgia U.
Palace Cafe
15 13
upsets. P ra c tic a lly e v e ryb o d y H a rd in
H ouston U.
In th e w h o le gam e the Raid- j
Plasa Cafe
13 15
else w e n t d ow n on them .
M ich ig a n U.
’ Illin o is U. ers had tw o v e ry o b vio u s scor­
A sh la n d R ecreation
13 15
T h e re w ere no less than 30 W isconsin
’ In d ia n a in g chances to tie up o r w in
Plaza cafe, a fte r a late s ta rt
results, in a ll classes o f play, O regon U
’ Io w a U. the game. W ith b u t 4 m inutes
in the w in co lu m n , blasted the
w h ic h co u ld be c a lle d 'n u ts.” i L e h ig h
N ew Y o rk U. to go in th e fo u r th q u a rte r, the
league le a ding C a rte l's P roduce
“ A b s o lu te ly
n u ts ,"
“ c ra z y ." | M ich State
T em ple SO C ites pushed to th e C al A ggie
fo r 4 w in s in the M a jo re tte play
“ p lu m b c ra z y ." " te r r ib le ,” and M innesota
P urdue 9 in ch lin e . A decision to pass
last
W ednesday n ig h t. A sh la n d
s im ila r e ja c u la tiv e outbursts.
M isso u ri
N ebraska up the chance o f tr y in g fo r a
R ecreation ce n te r won 3-1 o ve r
The re su lts o f th re e o f the N o tre Dame
’ N avy fie ld goal and also fro m fa ilin g
Palace cafe L u Lane, o f the Pal
le a d in g games alone confounded N. C ar. U.
Tennessee to punch o v e r fro m in sid e the
ace team shot a 180 fo r high
Wash. S tate 1 y a rd lin e , and also L im p y
the experts. M ic h ig a n 14. M in ­ O regon State
single game and MB fo r high
nesota 7; S M .U . 20. K e n tu c k y 1 Penn. S tate
Syracuse Jones fa ilin g to c o n v e rt the
series.
7: L.S .U . 13. N o rth C a ro lin a 7. P rin ce to n
R utgers fir s t t r y fo r p o in t u n d o u b te d ly j
N a tonal League
A n d th e fu n n y th ig is th a t Rice
Texas Tech lo st the game fo r the Raiders.
W L
the consistency o f th e W illia m W m . A- M a ry
•R ich m o n d U.
On th e openin g k ic k o ff, the
R oyal C row n
20 8
’ San D iego St A ggies rece ive d the b a ll, re tu r n ­
son post-game ra tin g s is h ig h e r n-Loyola
W ile y -R e in h o ld t
15 13
C a lif. Aggies in g the b a ll to th e ir 29. F a ilin g i
at th is tim e o f the season than Santa B a rb a ra
P eter's U n io n 76
13 15
fo r a n y pre vio u s y e a r T hat is, 1 S.M .U.
Texas U. to p enetrate the SOC lin e , they
M a gnolia L u m b e r
8 20
a s u rp ris in g n u m b e r o f the up-1 Santa C lara
•S ta n fo rd punted to R a id e r C a m p b e ll on
W
ith
D
ic
k
W
estenfleld
lead-
Miss. State h is o w n 30, ra c in g back to m id-
sets c o u ld be straightene d o u t ‘ T ulane
in
g
the
w
a
y
w
ith
217
h
ig
h
game
A F T E R th e games and b ro u g h t C a lifo rn ia
’U C LA
fie ld . T he R aiders also fo u n d
and a 544 series, the John K nox
In lin e w ith m ost consistent V a n d e rb ilt
A u b u rn th e M ustang L in e a to ugh cookie
R oyal C ro w n boys took a 3-1
ra n k in g o f "w in n e rs o u ght to be N. C ar State
’ V .P .I. to cra c k and w ere fo rce d to
w in
over
M a gnolia
Lum ber
B ro w n
ra te d o v e r losers.”
’ W Reserve k ic k . T he A ggies to o k the b a ll
T
h
u
rsd
a
y
n
ig
h
t
to
keep
pace
Pow’e r fu l A r m y to o k o ve r the D a rtm o u th
•Y a le on th e ir o w n 2 y a rd m a rk e r and
w ith the W ile y -R e in h o ld t in s u r­
n u m b e r one spot w h ile id le N ot- i H u m b o ld t
San F ra n S tate ran back to the 12, fa ilin g to
ance m en w h o to o k a lik e w in
re Dam e slip p e d in to second j W h itm a n
• L in fie ld gain, th e y w ere fo rce d to k ic k
fro m M a rte l P e te r's U n io n 76
place. T he last was p a r tly be S U N D A Y . OCT. 30
w h ic h was b lo cke d and dow ned
Kerby Wins Second
cause o f re a d ju s tm e n t o f T u P a rris Is la n d
’ Ft. B e n n in g by the R aiders on th e A g g ie 12.
JDJ Tilt From Eagles
la n e ’s squeak b y 14-6 o v e r A u- N ew B e d fo rd
S to n e h ill In e x a c tly 3 plays w h ic h saw
Ashland Junior High
Kerby
o ve rp o w e re d
Eagle
b u m . O kla h o m a m oved up an- j San F ra n U.
Nevada S n u ffy S m ith smash o v e r center
R alph
" B a ld y ”
Foster,
Wallops
Yreka
11-0
Point high school to take their
o th e r n o tch to th ir d place in
N o tre D am e’s w o n d e r boys, tw ic e g a th e rin g 6 yards, Don
plays the passing ro le fo r
second JDJ lea g u e gam e at K e r­
h u r tlin g N ebraska 48-0 C a lif- j a fte r a w eekend o ff. ta ke on C a m p b e ll c lim a x e d th e p la y by
The A shland J u n io r high font- by last w eekend by a score of
the Red R aiders. In the
m oved up tw o notches to No. j N a v y S a tu rd a y in a game th a t sco rin g on a la te ra l fro m N eid-
b a ll squad defeated the Y re ka 10 0
R aiders' a e ria l a tta ck over
4, and B a y lo r th re e notches to o u g h t to p ro v id e a n o th e r f a ir ly eigh and ra c in g a ro u n d rig h t
eleven 41-0 on the C a lifo rn ia
the
season.
B
a
ld
y
has
com
­
No. 5.
easy w in fo r th e F ig h tin g Iris h . j end w ith b u t 5 m in u te s lapsing
fie ld last F rid a y n ig h t, and are G RANTS PA SS CAVEMEN
pleted 13 tosses out o f 22
The o th e r ten leaders o f the
N o tre Dam e p ro b a b ly w o n ’t ‘ in the b a ll game. A t th is tim e
a w a itin g the contest w ith the un­ SQUEEZE BY MEDFORD 7 6
th ro w s fo r a g ro u n d g a in ­
w eek in c lu d e d in o rd e r Penn. : be able to ru n up as b ig a score ‘L im p y ’ Jones m issed h is most
defeated G ra n ts Pass ju n io r
in g o f 210 yards. He h ails
T he G ra n ts Pass Cavem en,
M ic h ig a n , Rice, M innesota, and against N a v y as th e y d id again- im p o rta n t conversion o f his suc­
h
ig h here to m o rro w n ig h t ( F r i­ ra te d fro m 12 to 20 p o in ts bet­
fro m K la m a th F a lls w here
S o u th e m C a lifo rn ia
’ st th e ir last opponent, T ulane. cessful ca re e r as he m issed the
day.)
he was a continuo us th re a t
te r than tlie M e d fo rd T ornado
E x c e lle n t
to
e x c e p tio n a lly B u t the Iris h should fin is h th e ir u p rig h ts , w h ic h lit e r a lly p e rm it­
W ayne S outh accounted fo r eleven, ju s t squeezed o u t a 7-6
fro m the P elican B a c k fie ld .
good p ic k s b y the System last 33rd j n a ro w w ith o u t a defeat ted th e Ags to go on and w in the
fo u r o f th e A shland scores. Ted v ic to ry o v e r the p lu c k y M e d fo rd
He w eighs in at 155 and is
w eek in c lu d e d Miss. S o uthern and n o t w o rk up too m uch o f game.
K enney scored once and P aul squad. M e d fo rd to o k a 6-0 lead
25 years old.
33, C hattanooga 20j W estm ar 8, , a sweat
__ ___________ Yates c a rrie d the b a ll fo r a 60 in the th ir d q u a rte r. G ra n ts
T he b a ll game c o n tin u e d to
Buena V is ta 6; M c M u rry 21, A b .
a „*..„ h „
.
I ya rd ru n fo r the s ix th touch-
be tig h tly p la ye d by b o th teams
Pass scored th e ir w in n in g to u c h ­
en.r i R :s"crveC T i ' n F “ d f 1'
N° ‘
‘he’ week. u n t il th e R aiders m arched Don Lehm an, A g fu llb a c k , dow n.
dow n and conversion w ith o n ly
Svraeu^P ? i t V u
n a tio n a lly speaking. B a y lo r w i l l fr o m th e ir o w n 29 y a rd m a rk e r sm ashing over, took a R a id e r
O n ly one conversion t r y mls- 13 m inutes le ft to p la y in the
sinm 27 w L t ?
tie in to Texas C h ris tia n in w h a t to the A g g ie 6 w h e re D on C am p­ fu m b le on the ru n and w e n t ■ sed its m a rk , w ith tw o gained game.
s ip p i 27. W est Texas 55. T r in ity m ay be a c ru c ia l S ou th w e ste rn b e ll on a th ir d d o w n p la y, sw ept d ow n to the 34 before being p u l­ fro m passes, one k ic k e d and tw o
20; A rka n s a s 7, V a n d e rb ilt 6;
Get Y o u r Job P rin tin g at
C onference contest, b u t B a y lo r’s r ig h t end to go over, the score led dow n. D iaz p icke d up a fir s t rushed across the Y re ka lin e fo r
T ro y S tate 6, A u s tin Peay 0;
The News Review
b e in g n u llifie d by a SOC o ff­ dow n on th e SOC 22 lin e o n ly the e x tra p oints
Bears o u g h t to w in .
W yo m in g 13, U ta h 0; and m any
to have T e x G a tlin boom in
side.
In
te
n
t
on
re
c
o
v
e
rin
g
the
L o u s iv ille should tam e B rad-
others in m a jo r and m in o r c ir ­
again and re c o v e r a n o th e r back-
le y and W ake F orest sh o u ld ta ke to u ch d o w n , S n u ffy S m ith pass­ fie ld fu m b le on the 30.
cles.
ed
in
to
the
end
zone,
o
n
ly
to
T h a t was the fir s t tim e W yo­ Clem son. In th e R ockies, Colo-
A fte r th is th e game settled
m in g defeated U tah. P re v io u s ly ¡"ado o u g h t to beat U ta h and have an A g secondary man in ­
te rc e p t and re tu rn the b a ll d o w n w ith Don C a m p b e ll p u n t­
D
e
n
ve
r
sh
o
u
ld
ta
ke
A
riz
o
n
a
,
b
u
t
U tah had w on 22 tim es fro m W y ­
up to the 11, p u ttin g he fir e in g to the M ustangs in th e ir ow n
om ing. In 1920 the teams played b o th o f those games lo o k close.
o u t inasm uch as a second Raid- 18, W in n ie Roberson smashed
A
lit
t
le
outside
th
a
t
te
r
r
ito
r
y
a scoreless tie.
WE GIVE
in fro m end to sm ear D iaz fo r
w i l l be D uquesne o ve r St. Louis. e r score was concerned.
15
yards,
w
h
o
was
fo
rce
d
to
A n o th e r close one, in the N ew
T he second h a lf opened up
E X P L A N A T IO N
Team
in
S & H
fir s t (le ft) c o lu m n is p ic k e d b y Y o rk area, w i l l be G eorgetow n w ith a e x h ib itio n o f b a ll fum - p u n t to Don C a m p b e ll at m id-
fie
ld
w
ho
ru
n
th
e
b
a
ll
back
to
the W illia m s o n System as th e o v e r F o rdham . A n d an im p o rt- b lin g and pass in te rc e p tio n . A f-
GREEN
W IN N E R . I t is the H O M E team a n t in te rs e c tio n a l game S atur- , te r K en K u y k e n d a ll re tu rn e d a the A g 35. F ro m here Jo h n n y
ALL
unless its opponent in second day w i l l fin d G eorgia Tech fo u r th dow n P unt b y W eaver to B a rg e r, p la y in g a w h a le o f an
STAMPS
(rig h t) c o lu m n is s ta rre d (*) to s k in n in g b y D uke. A la b a m a w ill th e SOC 45, D iaz passed to C ox o ffe n s iv e game and p ic k in g up
WOOL
w h o fu m b le d w ith T ex G a tlin num erous fir s t dow ns, boom ed
mean th e LO SER is the hom e beat G eorgia.
team, “ n-” means n ig h t game.
D espite an upset last w eek b y re c o v e rin g on h is o w n 31.. Gor-1 o v e r ta c k le and w o u n d his w ay
JACK SHIRTS
In th re e general groups: (1) East
Texas,
H a rd in
C ollege don N e id e ig h passed in to the A g I th ro u g h 35 ya rd s o f taekle-hap-
p
y
M
ustangs
to
go
o
v
e
r
sta
n
d
in
g
|
“ N am e”
games, (2) “ M in o r ” sh o u ld beat H ouston U. in a 1 secondary o n ly to have i t in te r
to ugh game. A n o th e r mean b a t­ cepted and ru n d ow n to R aid­ up fo llo w e d b y Jones’ conver- I
sion to g iv e th e R aiders a 13- j
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tle w i l l be Texas W estern and e r 41. D iaz again passed and
7 edge.
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n
n
T
in
g
le
y
,
R
aider
lin
e
b
a
c
k
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H a rd in -S im m o n s, po ssib ly fo r
T he C al A ggies M ustangs re ­
th e B o rd e r C onference cham p- er, in te rc e p te d on h is ow n 34
ionship. B u t i t looks lik e Texas and b u lle d his w a y to th e 44 ta lia te d im m e d ia te ly as th e y
h u s tle d 90 ya rd s in 3 p la ys to !
W estern fo r the decision
and
send S chlange o v e r on a 28 |
H a rv a rd to beat H o ly Cross.
L A S T T IM E S A T U R D A Y
ta ke U .C .L .A . V a n d e rb ilt o u ght
• (LO T U S fOR MN
y
a rd pass fro m Diaz, fo llo w e d
B a ck in 1946, Illin o is beat a to beat tough “ l i t t l e ” A u b u rn
stro n g M ic h ig a n team , 13-9. The (A u b u rn 's stu d e n t b o d y is 8500 b y Savies g a m e -w in n in g c o n v e r­
PMONt 2 ? SOI
62 H ’J Ml,»»
aspects o f S a tu rd a y ’s Illin o is - strong), and S o uthern C a lifo rn ia sion, e n d in g the scoring o f the
M ic h ig a n game seem s im ila r to sh o u ld w in fro m W ashington. game, C al A gies M ustangs o f
S m a rt C lothes fo r Men
w h a t th e y w e re in 1946, b u t n o t U n io n (N .Y .) s t ill undefeated D avis, C a lifo rn ia 14, S o uthern
enough so to p ic k Illin o is . M ic h ­ Jooks lik e a w in n e r o v e r W illi­ O regon C ollege Red R aiders 13.
igan sh o u ld co n tin u e its com e­ ams.
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ML
back against Illin o is .
On F rid a y , one o f th e toughest
In a n o th e r im p o rta n t in te r ­ b a ttle s o f the ye a r w i l l be be­
sectional battle, Oregon should tw een W est V ir g in ia Tech and
beat Io w a U. Kansas S tate m ay W est L ib e r ty — both undefeated
stop Kansas fo r th e fir s t tim e in and u n tie d . T a ke W est V ir g in ia
m a n y years. L o u isia n a State, Tech.
s t ill h ig h a fte r u p s e ttin g N o rth
A ls o on F rid a y , it looks lik e :
C a ro lin a , should be too tough V illa n o v a o v e r Boston C ollege,
fo r O le Miss. A n d N o rth C a ro li­ C hattanooga
over
E va n s v ille ,
na o ve r Tennessee.
O kla h o m a A & M o v e r D e tro it,
S.M .U . o u g h t to beat Texas W a shington o v e r L a fa y e tte , St.
U. Santa C la ra should dow n M a r y ’s o f C a lifo rn ia o v e r D ra ke
ta n fo rd ! T ulsa o u g h t to stop and P a c ific C ollege o v e r San
■ Martha V IC n.st K ' E R ' S-Philip
REED • • S
•
ir u t i t
W ic h ita , and C a lifo rn ia should Jose State.
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