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WITH 6 TO 0 VI Berkeley, Calif., Dec. 1 U.B Coach Buck Shaw's University of California football team end ed a dull season on a high note today with their second consecu tive upset victory by downing favored St. Mary's pre-flight 6-0 before 30.000 fans. One quick thrust, aided by penalties, gave the Bears the victory in the first period. After that it was a mid-field struggle with Coach Bernie Masterson's navy team tryinS everything in the book including a spread formation stretching across the entire field to get back Into the game. 13 OVER NAVY; LUCK HAROLD'S GIFTS For A Baby's CHRISTMAS For that tiny bundle of joy on your Christmas list, here are wonderful suggestions to put under the cherub's tree. ROBES... Chenille Si,.,.2.3 $3.29 Whittendon Blanket 6 $3.29 InfantS Pik and Blue $2.19 Infants H-V. ,lipper" $3-29 Baby Whittendon Robe $1.98 1- 6 .... Sit. 2- 6 .... 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Complete Toni Kit contains everything you need for a glorious wave! Preparations, like those used in beauty wlon-type permanent!, are I a bora tor tested. Wonderful for children's hair, too. Money back guarantee! Wainscott's Drug Store 400 E. Main HOMC PEftMANtNT Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 1 U.R) Army's fabulous football team marched into the halls ol grid iron greatness today when it finished its second consecutive all-victorious season by defeat ing Navy, 32 to 13, before a crowd of 102,000, including Pres ident and Mrs. Truman. It took Blanchard, the great est fullback to roam the coun try's gridirons since Bronko Na gurski's days at Minnesota in the 20's, and the Dreaks of the game to make this climatic classic a triumph for the West Pointers. Except for those first 15 minutes, Navy was always in the ball game, but when the Middies most needed luck it turned against them. Navy finally had to give away before the power which Blanch ard and his all-American running mate, Glenn Davis, generated be hind a hard charging Army line, but the Midshipmen made a fight of it after that. The game was only three min utes and 38 seconds old when Blanchard plowed over for the first score. He was to go over twice more with his touchdown twin, Davis, accounting for the other Army tallies. Navy's Jim Carrington kicked off short to Tucker, who took the ball on his 25 and ran it j back to his 44. Then he carried the ball himself on the first play ! and went to Navys 44. Davis ; took a lateral from Tucker to i make it first down on Navy's 24. The first break of the game came at that point. Blanchard on his first shot at Navy's sturdy line was downed after only a two yard gain, but Navy was offside and penalized five yards. Those five yards proved important for it took Blanchard three more tries before Army got another first down on Navy's 13. Then the Middies erred again. Blanchard was stopped after go ing two yards but again the Mid dies were offside and Army hart the ball on Navy's eight. Tucker swept right end to the three and then after picking up two yards in -his first try, Doc went over for the first touchdown. Eight minutes later it was Blanchard who put a clink in the Middies armor again. Bob Kelly former Notre Dame star, got ofi a weak punt that carried only to the Navy 38. Another of those costly penalties set Navy back Tucker, on a quarterback sneak went to the 17. Then the ball went to Blanchard and it was another Army touchdown. Army took a Navy punt on the Navy 49 and on the first play Davis went through right tackle for another touchdown. The game stayed that way un til, with only five seconds left to go in the first half, Navy struck for a score. Taking the Army's klckoff at the start .of the .second half, the Middies started out like they were going places. They took the ball on their 15 and drove to the 42. Then a Smith pass wenl wide of its mark and Blanchard intercepted it on the Navy 45 SAN DIEGO UPSET San D i e e a. Dmv 1 (II PI Woodrow Wilson high school ofi Long Beach, Cal., upset the fa vored San Diego Hillers 27-13 today to enter the final round of the CIF football playoffs. Football Scores By United Preii Yale 28, Harvard 0. Army 32, Navy 13. Wake Forest 13, Clemson 6. Maryland 19, South Carolina 13. North Carolina 27, Virginia 8. Tennessee 45, Vanderbilt 0. Great Lakes 39, Notre Dame 7. Georgia 33, Georgia Tech 0. Alabama 55, Mississippi State 13. Southern Methodist 34, Texas Christian 0, Allen U. 12, Knoxvllle 0. Tulsa 20, Hondo AAF 18. 18. tSU S3, Tulane 8. Virginia State 44, Virginia Union 0. Baylor 17, Rice 14'. Florida A. & M. 33, Louisiana Normal 12. BASKETBALL By United Press Michigan 47, Michigan S. 39 West Virginia 83, Glenville Teachers 37 Cornell 68, Sampson Naval Hospital 29 McGill 52, St. Lawrence 31 Purdue 48, Indiana State 37 Brooklyn 36, Webb Institute 20 Indiana 59, Camp Atterbury 49 Arkansas 101, Sedalia, Mo., Sunday, Dee. 2, 1945 MEDFOHD MAIL-TRIBUNE THREE AAF 37. Minnesota 71, S. Dakota 27 Wagner 66, Susquehanna 52 Geneva 56, Carnegie Tech 31 Wisconsin 67, Carroll 25 CCNY 94, LaSalle 52 .... St. Johns 56, Alumni 35 Rochester 58, Alfred 32 Closing Ume ror Sunday Too Lata) to Cliivsity 4:00 Saturday afternoon. Pleasa remember Closing ume roi Sunday roo Late to ClatMty 4 ut Saturday afternoon Please remember PAINTING H. F. "Skeefs" KNIGHT Complete Service Quality Price Telephone 7431 In BROOKINGS, OREGON Stay at the TEMPLAR HOTEL Clean, Modern. Steam Hoat Dorothy and Earl Templar. Props. Wood and Coal Combination HEATERS Younger's Appliance 31 N. 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