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Cougar "Giant Killers" Face Stanford in Coast's Major Fracas
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1941.
INDIANS FAVORED
DESPITE POTENCY
OF WSC OFFENSE
Both Teams Weakened By
Injuries To Star Players
Beavers . Play Bears.
San Francisco, Nov. 14. (JP)
Stanford charges into the home
stretch in its drive for a second
straight Pacific Coast confer
ence championship when it faces
Washington State tomorrow in
the far west's top football en
counter. The W. S. C. Cougars, the
coast's most-Improved team in
recent games, are the next-to-last
hurdle in Stanford's Rose
bowl path. '
But the Cougars have shown
a penchant for knocking over
potential champions this season,
and may give the T-formation
Indians their toughest battle of
the year in the contest at Palo
Alto. Already W. S. C. has beat
en Oregon, which gave Stanford
terrific battle in the season
opener, and Oregon State, only
team to wallop the Indians.
Armstrong Out
Both teams will be handi
capped by injuries to star play
ers, but Stanford has been in
stalled as a heavy favorite. The
Indians will be minus the serv
ices of speedy Halfback Eric
Armstrong, while Washington
State may have to forego its
tamed passing attack because of
Billy Sewell's arm injury. The
1 Cougars have done all right
without passing, though, win
ning their last three games by
their strong ground game.
If Stanford gets by this one,
It has only to dump a banged-up
California eleven in the coast's
"big game" two weeks away.
One victory in their last two
games would automatically give
the Indians at least a tie for
the conference title, and two
wins would sew up the Rose
bowl bid.
Orange Favored
In the only other major con
ference games Saturday, Cali
fornia clashes with Oregon State
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Notre Dame Due to Lose to
Northwestern, Barker Says
Nancy Merkl. 15-year-old Port
land. Ore., girl, was nominated
by an AAU committee as the
year's outstanding woman swim'
mer in the United States. She
fought her way back from an in
fantile paralysis attack that
few years ago threatened to
leave her crippled for life.
at Berkeley. The Beavers, still
in the running for the Rose
bowl by virtue of their own win
over Stanford, will be a strong
favorite. The California Bears
have had trouble finding a back'
field combination since injuries
cost them Left Halfbacks Jim
Jurkovich and Al Derian, and
their offense is not expected to
have improved since their loss
to Washington last week.
By Herb Barker
New York, Nov. 14. iJV- Guessing the week's football
slate (and after last week's de bade we do mean guess):
Northwestern-N o t r e Dame: 1
Two good teams meet in the! any hope for the mint. Ohio
big game of the schedule. The State.
Irish are tough and their of- Wisconsin-Purdue: This cor
fense, so long as Angelo Ber- ... stonoed trying to figure
C'r
Martin
Smith .
A. Hagen
Totale .
93 109 Ut- 843 1 Shaver .
S8 130 126 304 1 Inward
IAS 140 141 439 j Bush
ISO 163 133 460 Reltsma
839 131 SSI 307)
Lewis Super sertlce
R Mllteoha 139 197 164 510
O. Cousjl 147 ISO 199 406
H. Swmnson ISO 137 136 383
L. Lewla 133 139 US SS7
R. Johnson 1SS 163 167 49S
116 136 141 SOS I
133 134 loe 363 .
179 173 163 S16
191 180 139 360
academy wilt not consider any
postseason football game," Ad
miral Willson said.
Totals
telli is tossing that ball, is dif-1
ficult to halt. Northwestern can
counter with another sophomore
sensation. Otto Graham, but the
Wildcats have been unlucky in
their major tests this year. Still,
maybe their luck will change.
A flier on Northwestern.
Stanford-Washington State:
Thanks to Bill Sewcll, Wash
ington State has been a giant
killer on occasion this season.
Having said that, this corner
stubbornly casts the customary
vote for Stanford.
Duke-North Carolina: This
BOWLING
Wisconsin after the Badgers
opening game. The coin spins
. . . Wisconsin.
Nebraska-Pitt: Both were
"up" last week which is of posi
tively no help now. Eenle.
meenie . . . Pitt.
Cornell-Dartmouth: The nod
goes to Cornell.
Harvard-Brown: Spot for a
surprise but Harvard's the selection.
Penn-Army: Very even but
we'll stick with Penn.
Syracuse-Colgate: Another
traditional rivalry in which
thing almost never comes out I form means absolutely nothing,
as expected. But how are you Guessing, Syracuse,
going to pick against the unde-1 Yale-Princeton: Ditto this one.
feated Blue Devils in this one? Princeton.
Duke. Santa Clara-St. Mary's: Santa
Iowa-Minnesota: The Goph- Clara rates the edge,
ers, crippled as they are, fig-
ure to have no walkover against
Improving Iowa but the ballot
must be cast for Minnesota.
Missouri-Oklahoma: As tough
a choice as any on the schedule.
Oklahoma has come far since
its trouncing by Texas; Mis
souri, beaten only by Ohio
State, rates as one of the na
tion's strong teams. Out of the
hat, Missouri.
Rice-Texas A. and M.: Pre
pared for anything, Texas A.
and M.
Texas-Texas Christian: Ex
pecting the Longhoms to return
to form, Texas.
Columbia-Michigan: Doubting
the Lions have enough depth
to meet this foe on even terms,
Michigan.
Boston College-Tennessee: The
Eagles have been impressive in
recent weeks. Boston college
but not by much.
Duquesne-Mississlppl State:
Both unbeaten although State
has been tied. That long trip
back from the west coast won't
help Duquesne. In a dense fog,
Duquesne.
California-Oregon State: Off
,the records, Oregon State.
1 Ohio State-Illinois: Cant' see
Totals 733 733 7013191
Bates Candv Co.
Bona 193 197 133 344
Leekey 133 134 111 4.10
Bates 96 R9 89 974
Bahllng 138 109 133 869
Adair 168 166 169 603
Green
Lounaberry
jjohnaon
t Landere
HtXlli g -I
Totals .
808 817 7903413
Rohlweg Tup Shop
183 163 199 S46
177 180 161 408
138 130 136 S84
13S 163 133 431
170 184 164 318
CLASH FOR tttWiE5S,
m
793 813 7831347
Totals
730 736 7373318
Vale ntlne'a Cafa
17S 17S 167 31
200 ELK KILLED
Enterprise. Ore., Nov. 14
jGale S. Welborn, directing the
Elk checking station here for
the state game commission, said
1 1.034 hunters had checked in
the first week of the season
and that 200 elk had been re
ported killed.
Annapolis. Md.. Nov. 14. W
Rear-Admiral Russell Willson.
Naval academy superintendent,
said today that due to the
academy's stepped-up schedule
it "will not consider any post
season football game" for its
once-beaten, once tied eleven.
"Due to the graduation of the
first (senior) class in December,
and the heavy schedule of the
other midshipmen involved in
the three-year course, the Naval
Central Point, Nov. 14 Spl.)
The Central Point Sportsmen's
club will hold a turkey and
' merchandise shoot at Its grounds
i just north of Central Point next
Sunday, starting at 10 a. m.
The public is invited, and the
, shoot will be held, rain or shine.
Sailors in Uncle Sam's navy
who are performing "night
watch" receive an extra meal
every night while on duty, it
consists of many sandwlchei
and a beverage.
City league rasults last night: Lit
trail Parta 3, Kntghta of Columbua t;
McDonald Cindy company 8. Kay
Lithographing 1; Batea Candy 3.
Lewis Super Service 1; Valentine's 4,
Hohlweg Top Shop 0. Scorea follow:
Knights ot Columbua
McQulre , ., . 146 167 191 304
Campagnonl 137 176 190 493
J. Bunts 143 179 139 481
Meyer 133 133 144 388
Burroughs 136 180 170 60S
Totals 694 834 8343373
Llttrtll Parta
D. Nlcholeon 193 188 137 817
H. Uttrell 168 136 137 481
S. Oramea 139 173 161 473
W. Pedersen 133 144 163 443
J. Gardner 308 194 161 863
Totals
868 881 8033334
witter
Palrtleld
Williamson ,
Penney
L. W. Mors
McDonald Candy
154 147 143 448
160 137 198 318
, 181 107 141 439
, 190 138 173 303
166 163 188 816
Totala 831 711 8473409
Kay Lithographing
B. Hagen 178 183 133 483
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