MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1939.
PAGE FIVE
Rose Bowl Spotlight Swings
From Webfoots to Beavers
By Fred Hampson
(Associated Press Writer)
That misfortune at Eugene Saturday didn't eliminate the
University of Oregon from the Rose Bowl ballot because the
game wasn't in the Pacific coast conference, but it swung the
spotlight from the Webfoots to the Oregon State college
Beavers. The Orangemen, who looked too shaky after bad
showings against Idaho and Portland U. to be mentioned in
the same breath with the Rose Bowl, appeared the northwest's
chief hope this week.
Beating the University of I
Washington scarcely puts the
Orange in a class by itself but
its more of a feat than the
lieve. The Huskies have dis
played plenty of power and
passing finnesse right along and
records would lead you to be-' only their goal line ineptness
kept them from winning.
Against Washington the Beavers
acquitted themselves with hon
ors, got over a dangerous hump
of the schedule without injury
and took undisputed conference
leadership. If this October Rose
Bowl talk must continue, it'll
center around the Corvallis
team for awhile.
Disregard Zag Win
Oregon's loss to the Zags is
being glibly disregarded so far
as the Pasadena prospect goes
but it may turn out to be dam
aging. Prestige is a precious
commodity when the post season
team is picked, particularly in
cases of a conference champion
ship tie, which is not unlikely
this year. A loss to Gonzaga
is no help to a conference team's
prestige.
They can lift themselves back
into the beam next Saturday
if they can flop UCLA at Los
Angeles, a job that looks tougher
by the hour. But then the Ducks
seem to be keyed to the tough
ones this year.
Prix Grid Story
Eugene scribes who accom
panied Oregon to California a
week ago brought back the
prize football story of the week.
Fullback Standlec of Stanford
eluded all five of UCLA's col
ored players on a punt return,
finally reached the safety man,
who was white, and niftied:
"Dr. Livingston, I presume. '
Babe Hollingbery of Washing
ton State was quoted as saying
after his team lost to USC three
weeks ago:
"Howard Jones has three jf
.lie four best teams in the coun
try."
WEBFOOTS DRILL
FOR UCLA CLASH
Eugene. Ocv. 4. (AP) With
all varsity regulars except Stren
strom, full back, in uniform,
Oregon began preparation for
its Coast conference game
against U.C.L.A. at Los Angeles
Saturday with a two-hour scrim
mage Monday. Strenstrnm,
nursing a bniised leg, took the
day off.
Oliver advised the team to
"forget Gonzaga" and concen
trate on the Bruins. Gonzaga
ended Oregon's winning streak,
12-7, Saturday.
Oliver put Buck Berry at left
half in place of Bob Smith.
The team probably will en
train for Los Angeles Wednes
day night.
THREE IN FIGHT FOR
O.S.C. HALFBACK POST
Corvallis, Oct. 24. (AP) A
scrap between Vic Kohler. Bob
Olson and Bob Dcthman for left
halfback position on Oregon
State's unbeated, untied Pacific
Coast conference eleven, marked
the Beaver's preparations yes
terday for next Saturday's game
here against W.S.C.
The Beavers survived last Sat
urday's 13-7 win over Washing
ton without injury.
MARUYAMA FINALIST IN
LINFIELD NET TOURNEY
Linfield College. McMinnville,
Ore., Oct. 24. (Spl.) Yoshio
Maniyama, son of Masuzo Maru
yama of Medford, was a finalist
in the Anderson trophy
tennis tourney that determined
the racquet leaders in Linfield's
tennis luminaries. Maruyama
defeated three upper class letter-
I men for the right to oppose
Harold Philan. Portland, in the
final match that, for the first
time in the history of the An
derson cup, saw two freshmen
battle for first and second place.
Philan won.
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