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Oddsmalters List Yankees 3-1 Series Choice After2nd: Win Brooklyn U.F5 The crippled Dodgers fled across the bridge today to make their last stand against an aroused Yankee team intent on wrapping up its fifth consecutive world championship In four or five games. The Dodgers were faced with the prospect of doing what no team in history has done: win a Hunters Oil Rifles For Buck Deer Season ' Portland--(U.R) Thousands of Oregonians oiled up their trusty rifles, dug their red hats out of the closet and prepared today for tomorrow's opening of the 14-day buck deer season. The Game Commission re ported excellent hunting condi tions and said game appeared plentiful throughout the state. Recent rain has allowed most forest restrictions to be lifted Hundreds of hunters already were camped out in eastern Ore gon, waiting for half an hour be fore sunrise tomorrow to go after the mule deer. In western Ore gon, the blacktail buck was drawing equal interest. s TVtnite the recent rain, hunt ers were urged to be careful of fires. "We have had rain but we atill can have forest fires unless Available One Again; Skylite Gunsights GET YOUR BUCK WITH THIS GUNSIGHT! Manvfacturad in Madford Knight & Son Industries 2137 Sprmgbfook - Ph. 2-5424 CP ATTENTION DEER HUNTERS 0 ON GOODRICH TIRES and BATTERIES PLUS GOLD ARROW STAMPS GLENN'S TEXACO STATION SIXTH AND GRAPE STREET LUBRICATING AND CAR WASHING OLD KENTUCKY STRAIGHT 45Qt J2S. THIS WHISKEY IS 4 seven-gam World Series after losing the first two contests. They were further hobbled by the possible loss of injured catch er Roy Campanella. - The odds makers quoted the Yankees as 11-10 favorites to make it three straight victories and 8-1 favorites to win the series. In some quarters, the everv possible precaution is tak en." said L. C. Biniora, presi dent of the Izaak Walton League. North Bend Given Back Victories Portland (U.R) North Bend hiKh school is still undefeated in football. Tom PiKott. executive secre tary of the Oregon School Activi ties Association, said today that two victories forfeited by North Bend have been given back to the Bulldogs. The action was taken original ly because it was believed North Bend had used an ineligible player. Later it was discovered the player s mother was actually working in the North Bend school district and the player was declared eligible, BENSON TO SPEAK Chicago (U.PJ The American Meat Institute, which opened its annual meeting today, announc ed that Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson will speak at the session next Monday. BANK STATEMENTS DUE Washington U.PJ The comp troller of the currency today called on all National banks for statements of their condition on Sept. 30. TTlTTTiirV TTTrm A flTTl H Kn W ttI H iiiUliUiVlLli liniVLWlLJ Oregon's largest -selling straight bourbon! YEARS OLD 86 PROOF odds-makers even quoted the world champions as 4-1 favorites to win the Series.' Rasehl Casey's Choice Manager Casey Stengel, with in two victories of becoming the first manager in baseball history to pilot five straight world cham pions, stuck with his original choice of Vic Raschi to take the mound against the Dodgers. Manager Charley TJressen, bit terly disappointed at his team's first two losses but wearing it well, nominated Carl Erskine to come back after the opening game debacle and prove it was all a mistake. In the wake of successive 9-5 and 4-2 losses, Brooklyn was draped in a "mantle" of gloom, but Dressen and his Dodgers took heart from the fact they were returning "home" to the park at which they proved so successful against National League teams all season. Won 60 Home Games Home", is where the Dodgers really terrorized National League pitching all season, win ning 60 of 77 games to tie a league record established by the 1943 Cardinals. Its the park where Brooklyn s long-ball hit ting righthanders have the ad vantage of accessible fences from the foul line to dead center field. The key question revolved around Campanella. The slug ging catcher conceded after fail ing to hit a ball out of the in field in four tries yesterday that his injured right hand "hurt like hell." Hit by Pitcher Campanella s throwing hand was hit by an Allie Reynolds pitch in the second inning of Wednesday's opener. He went 0-for-4 yestefday and seemed to be having trouble gripping his bat. Tne 35-year-old Raschi re ceived credit for two victories over the Dodgers in the 1992 se ries and went into today's game with a lifetime record of five wins and two losses in series competition. He won 13 games and lost six during the regular season. Erskine was squarely on the spot along with his Dodger teammates. Regarded as the key Brooklyn pitcher in the pre-se-ries dope, the 20-game winner yielded four runs in the only inning he pitched on Wednesday. NW Conference Games Scheduled By UNITED PRESS Two conference football games are scheduled this week end in the Northwest Conference. Willamette's Bearcats Journey to Caldwell, Ida., to tangle with unbeaten College of Idaho. Lewis and Clark meets Whitman at Walla Walla. Linfield plays a non-league clash with Oregon College of Education and Pacific has an open date. EDEN TO RESUME DUTIES London (U.R) Prime Minis ter Winston Churchill announc ed formally today that Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden will re sume his duties next Monday. Churchill thus squashed .grow ing rumors that the ailing Eden was being replaced. WHERE'S HERS? Boston (U.R) In place of its front license plate one Bos ton automobile carries a sign reading: "His." " firm BOURBON WHISKEY THE OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY, FRANKFORT, KY. Eagles Win 32-0 Over Jacksonville; Eagle Point Eagle Point rambled over the Jacksonville high school football team 32 to 0 here Thursday. The Eagles scored on the first play following the kick-off and were never seriously threatened by the Redskins. Jacksonville's deepest penetration was the Eagle 33 yard line following an Eagle Point fumble. First play after the kick-off was a pass. Wayne Gillaspey to rranx Keicn. The touchdown thrust was good for about 70 yards. A pass for an extra mark er fell incomplete. Resistance of the - Redskins stiffened for a while after that but early in the second period the Eagles were on their way again. Eagle Point took over on the Jacksonville 42-yard line aft er a Redskin kick was partially blocked. Four plays carried the agles to the 12. A penalty set them back to the 17 but Jack Greb bulled over from there. Gillaspey . went over for the extra. Passes Snagged A bit later in the same quar ter, Eagle Point drove to the Jacksonville 12. The ball was lost on a fumble. But, after a pass interception by Don Falken hagen, the Eagles had the ball Intersectionals Tonight Usher in Grid Week-end In College Competition New York-OJ.R) Three major intersectional games tonight will usher in a big weekend of col lege football. While most sports fans every where are rooting for either the Dodgers or Yankees, gridiron followers are anticipating plenty of action tonight when Baylor meets Miami, Southern Califor nia plays Indiana and Detroit en gages Fordham. The Baylor-Miami meeting in Florida is expected to turn into a passing duel between the Bears' Cotton Davidson and Mi ami's Don James. Davidson is re membered for his stellar, 59-min-ute performance against Califor nia two weeks ago when Bay lor's strong-armed quarterback engineered a 25-0 upset. USC Favored Southern California Is a 21 point choice over Indiana in their game under the lights at Los Angeles. The Pacific Coast Conference's defending champ ions own early season victories over Washington State and Min nesota, while Indiana lost its opener last week to Ohio State. Detroit, although unbeaten in its first two starts, is a six-point underdog against Fordham in the motor city. Three other games tonight pit Syracuse against Boston Univer sity, Temple against Bowling Green, and Furman against the Citadel. A flock of intersectiona bat tles also will spotlight tomor row's program. The "big" game, at least as far as the armchair .quarterbacks are concerned, will find Ohio State meeting Calif ornia in their nationally televis ed game at Berkeley. The Buck eyes are a seven-point pick. Oklahoma Over Pitt Oklahoma is a 10-point favor- 9 BRAND again on the 12. Greb socked to the three and Charles Eccleston circled end for a TD. Greb's ex tra point kick failed and the Eagles led 19 to 0. A pass interception by Eldon Mason gave the Eagles the ball on the Jacksonville 26. They moved with four pass plays, two completed to the three. Gillaspey went around end for a- touch down and Mason's conversion push was good. Eagle .Point headed at halftime 28 to 0. Coach Jerry Mosby juggled his Eagle line-up somewhat in the second half and, while the Eagles still maintained the upperhand, there was only one more score. Eagle Point got its last TD in the third quarter on a 45-yard drive. Gillaspey went the final four. The Eagles drove to the Redskin three In the fourth period and lost the ball on downs. 1 Brooklyn's Only Daily Echots Fans' Feelings Brooklyn (U.R) The Brook lyn Eagle, Brooklyn's only daily newspaper, echoed the senti ments of all Dodger fans yester day following their team's sec ond straight defeat at the hands of the Yankees in the t World Series. The Eagle's eight column head line on the front game read: !!?'&&,$- -?.$? Immediately beneath that bold streamer ran the sad linescore of another Dodger defeat. its to bounce back from its Notre Dame setback to take Pitt, while other intersectional contests will find Rice at Cornell, Stanford at Illinois, Washington State' at Iowa, Boston College at Louis iana State, Tulane at Michigan, Army at Northwestern, Georgia at Texas A&M, and Southern Methodist at Georgia Tich. Notre Dame, rated at the na tion's No. 1 team by the United Press board of coaches this week, has been established a 13-point choice for its meeting with Pur due at Lafayette, Ind. . Frontier Guest Ranch Welcomes Sportsmen Hunting in Our Area! Beer in Lobby Food and Lodgings FRONTIER GUEST RANCH At Lake O' Woods Fort Klamath Junction West Side Upper Klamath Lake KING FOOTBALL IS HERE! TONIGHT MEDFORD -VS.- GRANTS PASS 8 P. M. Attend the name if you ear if you can't turn your dial to 1230 KYJC Your MAIL TRIBUNE STATION Friday. October 2. 1933 Webfoots Rated Underdogs by 14 j Eugene (U.R)-rOregon's once-, beaten Webfoots found them-, selves 14-point underdogs today I as they attempt to maintain a ' ( m.'alih, TTf-T . A In! a Saturday PCC football game. The Ducks and Bruins battle it out on Hayward field with Paul Cameron and his Los An geles mates expected to provide I UCLA with its first victory here in six starts dating back to 1920. UCLA Coach Red Sanders said Cameron would . play 60 minutes against Oregon if nec essary. The Bruins were due to arrive here by plane this after noon. OCC Clubs Slate Non-Loop Action By UNITED PRESS The four Oregon Collegiate Conference football teams play non - conference opponents this week end with Portland and State opening against Olympic Junior college at Bremerton, Wash., tonight. Eastern Oregon plays Satur day night against Centralia JC at Centralia. 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