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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1942
IRISH RALLY IN
TIE GREAT LAKES
Chicago, Dee. S (U.F9 A
brilliant second half rally today
tietted Notre Dame 13 to 13
tie with the Great Lakei Naval
Training Station team before a
frigid crowd of 35,000 fanf at
Soldier Field.
' Great Lakes staged a sustain'
ed drive of 72 yards immediate
ly after it received the opening
kick-off to gain Its first touch
down and then came back after
nine minutes of play In the sec
ond period to score again to cli
max a drive of Just 29 yards.
By the time the Sailors had
posted their 13 points on the
scoreboard Notre Dame had the
ball In Its possession for Just six
running plays that had aggregat
ed a loss of one yard.
But the Irish of the second
half were far different from the
team on the field In the first
half. Two explosive runs by Cor
wln Clatt, the great sophomore
fullback, and Crelghton Miller
In the first three minutes of the
third period rocked the Sailors
back on their heels and they
never recovered from the shock
sufficiently to look the same
team that had been on the frozen
field early In the contest.
The opening kick-off was
downed on Great Lakes own 28
yard line. With Bruce Smith, the
former All-America .ace from
Minnesota, and his Gopher team
mate. Bob Sweiger, carrying
the ball IS times out of the 16
plays the Sailors needed to
inarch 82, Great Lakes posted a
touchdown after nine minutes
of play.
OCLANSlSSACRE
40 TO 13
Los Angeles, Dee. 8 (U.P5
Sharpening up their passing at
tack with the tossing of Bob
Waterfleld, the University of
California at Los Angeles Bruins
easily disposed of a hapless
Vnlversity of Idaho 40-13 before
scattered crowd of 12,000 fans
in Memorial coliseum.
The game was the first half
of a Pacific Coast conference
double-header with the Univer
sity of Southern California Tro-
ians scheduled to meet Montana
University in the nightcap.
The game was on the rough
side with both teams drawing
penalties for unnecessary rough
ness. Lynn Compton of the
Bruins and Idaho's John Tomlch
were spilled from the game for
fighting.
Waterfleld, playing three quar
ters of the game, accounted for
three touchdown passes, one
each quarter.
The scrappy but outclassed
and outweighed Vandals cashed
In on their tricky offense and
the passing of Halfback Howard
Mnnsen who got off two long
heaves to End Jack Tewhey for
scores. The first one in the Ini
tial quarter was good for 81
yards and the other In the final
period was for 40 yards to Tew
hey who dashed over from the
three.
Football Scores
(By United Press)
Missouri 7, Iowa Preflight 0.
Mississippi Bute It, San
Francisco 7.
Great Lakes 13, Notre Dame
13.
Oklahoma 7, William & Mary
14.
Texas Aggies 21, Washington
State 0.
California 12, St. Mary's Pre
flight 6.
Uclans 40, Idaho 13.
U.S.C. 38, Montana 0.
OKLAHOMA LOSES
Norman, Ok la., Dec. 8 U.R)
Powerful William and Mary
held the upper hand over Okla
homa for three periods today
and checked off a desperate
fourth period rally to emerge
victorious 14 to 7 in an inter
sectional football game. The
game was the highlight of Okla
homa university's 30th anniver
sary celebration.
Fl
LOSES TO BEARS
IN COAST UPSET
Berkeley, Cel., Dee. 8 (UP)
A fighting California eleven
added another upset to the West
Coast's wildest football season
In history today, turning back
the heavily-favored St. Mary's
pre-flleht Alrdevlls 12 to 8 be
fore 22,000 fans in Memorial
stadium.
Sparked by big Bob Relnhard.'
the Golden Bears' 1941 All
America tackle, California raged
from behind in the second half
to score two touchdowns and
score its biggest victory of a me
diocre season.
The Alrdevlls. tabbed 2-1 pre-
game favorites, kept In the
game only through the long pass
ing of Ensign Vie Bottarl, the
ex-California All-America naif-
back.
Bottarl notched the first score
of the game early In the second
quarter, pitching perfect 34
yard pass to Lieut. Ed Manske,
former Northwestern star, in
the end-zone. But Ensign
Frankie Albert's attempted con
version was wide, and California
came roaring back with the start
of the second half to tie the
score.
Grover Klemmer. world 400-
meter track champion, started
the Bear scoring drive after
Albert's attempted quick -kick
sailed only 11 yards and Cali
fornia took over on the 34. Klem
mer ripped off 17 yards over
tackle, then picked up three
yards In two line plunges.
On third down, Klemmer
faded back and passed to Reln
hard on the Navy 10. The big
All-America, playing quarter
back this game, loped over the
goal line unhindered. Joltln'
Jim Jurkovich came in to kick
the conversion, but the ball fell
short.
BY TEXAS AGGIES
San Antonio, Tex., Dee. S
(U.PJ Outplayed and outmanag
ed for a quarter and a half by a
stout-hearted Washington State
Cougar eleven, the Texas Aggies
struck back with a mixture of
passes and runs to defeat the
Pacific Coast eleven, 21-0.
Paced by the hard-smashing
tactics of Kennedy and Stover,
Coach Babe Holllngbcrry's visit
ing team had the Aggies on the
run for more than a quarter,
driving within the Cadet 20
yard line on three occasions.
But a hard-charging Aggie line
frustrated every threat
Midway in the second quarter,
Washington State received a big
break when Welch fumbled
Stover's punt on the Cadet 11
and Remington recovered. Three
plays gained absolutely nothing
and on the fourth down Londos'
attempted field goal was low and
wide. The Aggies took over on
their own 20.
A pass, Welch to Rogers, pick
ed up six and then Daniels fixed
one to Simmons 20 yards down
field and the latter raced 31
yards to Washington State 14.
On fourth down Sturcken pitch
ed to Henderson on the five,
who fumbled, only to have
Zapalae save the day by grab
bing the ball in midair and
plunging on over.
This reversal of form was too
much for the coast team, which
folded like a clam. The Aggies
dominated the second half, scor
ing twice in the third period and
threatening on numerous other
occasions.
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VANDALS 38 TOO
Los Angeles, Dee. 8 U.R)
The University of Southern Cali
fornia Trojans fattened their
batting average today In the
Pacific Coast conference wtth a
38-0 whitewash over the Univer
sity of Montana before 22,000
fans.
The game was a nightcap In
the conference'i first double
header in history. The University
of California at Los Anges
Bruins easily knocked over
University of Idaho, 40-13, in
the opener.
Using substitutes almost ex
clusively, the Trojans were led
by two unheralded third string
ers Vincent Porter and Earle
Parsons.
Porter was a little ball of fire
in the second quarter, running
for three touchdowns.
Dick Manning started the
scoring for the Trojans early in
the first period after Bob Musick
had powered the ball from the
Montana 40 to the IS. On the
next play, Manning knifed
through (he line and then to
wards the edge of the field and
raced over without a Montana
man getting a hand on him.
Dick Jamison missed the conversion.
"B" PRE FLIGHT WINS
Davis, Cal.. Dec. 8 U.R An
Intercepted pass in the final two
minutes of play set up a winning
touchdown today for the St.
Marys navy preflight "B" foot
ball team over the California
Aggies. The score was 7 to 0.
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