CRACKING THROUGH San Krnnnsco 4r)er line for short fin. Ron V;ii!cr. I.03 Angeles
Ijms naltbaclc is tripped up. Waller's runninE and .Norm Van Brocklin s passing are
major factors in 03-24 victor- for Rain 3 in exhibition game in Los Angeles. (International)
One Veteran
In Running
In Gals' Am
Indiannpolis. ind. . (U-R)
The old guard had only one rep
resentative in 1he semi-finals of
the National' Women's Amateur
golf tourney today .with two
Wajhington teen-agers and a 22-year-old
Canadian -star holding
the other spots. ,
The veteran still left In the
chase which 105 players began
Monday was Mrs. Ann Casey
Johnstone, a Mason City, Iowa,
housewife who in the past was
a strong competitor in Western
tournaments, but rarely a factor
in. the national event.
But the standouts still surviv
ing were the younger chal
Jengers, 17-year-old Joanne Gun
rierson, the. National Junior
champion from- Seattle,. Wash.;
19-year-old Anne ' Quast, West
ern Amatuer champion and
former Junior . champion from
Everett. Wash., and Mailene
Stewart, a Fon thill, Ont., player
who in 1953 won the British
Amateur title and who this year
captured the Canadian Open and
the American collegiate crowns.
Bruins, Utah Launch
First Full Week End
Of College Football
El Capitan, the- huge granite
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li about three times as high as
the Empire State building in
New York.
Ontario counted about 13 mil
lion tourists in 1955.
By JOE SARGIS
United Press Sports Writer
UCLA, one of the schools pun
ished by the Pacific Coast con
ference for over-enthusiasm in
procuring players, meets Utah
tonight as the first full week
end of college football gets un
derway across the nation.
The Uclans, hurt as much by
graduation as the punishment
melted out by the PCC, still are
regarded as formidable and they
get a chance to prove it tonight
against a Utah squad which is
(expected to improve slightly on
j its 4-1 record in the Skyline
conference in 1955.
Nine other games are on tap
for tonight. None of them, how
ever, involve major teams.
The big teams Pittsburgh.
Notre Dame, Maryland. Georgia
Tech and Southern California
swing into action Saturday
and all are favored to come out
on top.
Irish Meet SMU
In perhaps the top game of
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the day. Terry Brennan's Fight
ing Irish bump into Southern
Methodist at Dallas, Tex. ND is
favored by 13 points despite the
loss of eight regulars from last
year's crew.
The Pitt Panthers, touted by
many "experts" as the top team
in the East, begin what may be
the- most ambitious schedule in
the coiuntry favored by two
touchdownds over West Vir
ginia at Morganlown. Pitt's
crunching sptit-T power is ex
pected to be too much for West
Virginia to handle this early in
the season.
Tommy Mont makes his debut
at the Maryland helm as the
Terrapins, the nation's third
ranked team last year, play host
to Syracuse. Maryland is pick
ed by 13 points despite the loss
of star quarterback Frank Tam
burello to the Army.
The first of the NCAA's week
ly nationally-televised programs
finds Georgia Tech playing Ken
tucky at Lexington on Saturday
with the Hamblin' Wrecks the
choice by 10 points. Only three
players are missing from the
Tech team which racked up a
7-0 victory over Pittsburgh in
the 1956 Sugar Bowl game.
NBC begins telecasting this
game at 3:15 p.m. EDT.
In Saturday's other feature
attraction. Southern California,
another of the punished PCC
clubs, opens up against Texas
at night in Austin. Halfback Jon
Arnett. one of the Trojans' stars
limited to five games this sea-,
son. will be in the lineup with ,
USC favored by seven points. !
Oklahoma, the 1955 national j
champion, and all of .the power-;
ful Big Ten schools are idle, ;
but most of the Southwest teams !
will be busy. Texas A&M, ex-i
pected to be the top team in the
Southwest, meets Villanova, '
Rice is favored over Alabama j
and Arkansas is picked by 14 ;
points over Sammy Baugh's
Hardin-Simmons crew. '
In other leading games Texas '
Christian is at Kansas and is
favored by 19 points, Oregon
and Colorado are rated even,
Missouri is picked over Oregon
State, Baylor is the choice over .
California. Florida and Missis
sippi State are even, Vanderbilt
should get by Georgia. William
& Mary gets the nod over Wake
Forest, and Duke is a solid 19
point favorite over South Carolina.
2 PCC Grid
Tiffs Slated
On Saturday
By DON THAC1CIIEY
San Francisco (U.P.) The lid
flips off the 1958 college foot
ball season on the Pacific Coast
this week end with a flock of
interseetionals and only one
game that has bearing on the
eventual Rose Bowl representa
tive. The lone contest on the road
to Pasadena pits Stanford
favored Indians against rebuild
ing Washington State in a night
game at Spokane. Stanford fig
ures in the Rose Bowl picture
and Washington State is also an
eligible, though highly unlike
ly, candidate.
There is one other Pacific
Coast Conference game that
oetween Washington and Idaho
in Seattle. But Washington can't
go to the bowl because of rule
infractions and Idaho can't be
cause the team does not play
enough conference games.
Home Games
Only two other PCC teams
have home field appointments
lor the first Saturday of the
new season. California enter
tains Baylor from the wild and
wooly Southwest Conference
while UCLA plays host to Utah
in Los Angeles tonight.
The rest of the schedule is
a road trip one for the PCC
teams. Southern California also
tests a Southwest conference foe
by journeying to Texas to play
the Longhorns.
The University of Oregon
goes to Colorado to take on the
Buffalos of the Big Seven and
the other Oregon PCC team
Oregon State likewise invade
the midlands. The Beavers bat
tle Missouri at Columbia, Mo.
San Jose Facet Drake
Two highly regarded inde
pendents in California San
Jose State and College of the
Pacific both get Into action on
their home fields Saturday
night.
San Jose State hosts Drake
University and COP puts its
high -scoring sophomore Dick
Bass on exhibition against Colo
rado A&M.
Fresno State, another inde
pendent, travels to Utah to do
battle with Brigham Young
university.
Arizona, which opened its sea
son victoriously last week, plays
host to Wyoming.
Sehorn Elected
AAU President
Portland (U.PJ Al Sehorn
was elected president of the
Oregon Amateur Athletic Un
ion yesterday, succeeding Ray
E. Smith.
Jack Bader was named to
succeed A. E. Rosenberg as secretary-treasurer.
Sports Broadcasts
nidlt stations KYJC ud
KMED will broadcast tho
Modford-Rotoburg liigk foot
ball gam which, starts at I
pjn. today. KMED and toUti
ion station KBES will carry
lha Migual Barrioc-Ika Chost.
aul laatharwaight boxing bout
starting at S p.m. KWIN will
air tha Ashland-Phoanix grid,
iray with tha broadcast to bo
gus at 7:45 p.m. On Saturday
KBES will bring tha Now
York Yankaas-Boston Rad Sox
basaball gam at, 9:55 a.m.
KYJC and KWIN will broad-,
cast tha Southarn Oragon col
lag o-Humboldt Stala football
fa mo az t p. in. also Saturday.
KYJC will air tha Oragon
Colorade football gam at
12:45 p.m. Saturday.
Northwest
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By UNITED PRESS
All six Northwest conference
football teams launch their 1856
schedules this week end, meet
ing non-conference opponents.
Pacific university gets, a
slight jump on the others, meet
ing the California Aggies Friday
night at Davis, Calif.
Other games see .Linfield en
tertaining Portland State Satur
day afternoon at McMinnville:
Lewis and Clark - traveling to
Bellingham to meet Western
Washington; Whitman going to
Central Washington; Willamette
facing Whitworth at Spokane
and College of Idaho hosting
Eastern Oregon at Caldwell.
Lewis and Clark and College
of Idaho, co-champion last sea
son, are co-favorites again this
year. They meet Oct. 6 at Caldwell.
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punching featherweights, Mi-i
Euel Berrios and Ike Chestnut,
fresh from victories over higher
ranked fighters, will meet in a
10-rounder at Olympia Stadium
tonight.
The fight will be nationally
televised.
The 5 feet. 2 inch Berrios, a
muscular fireplug from Puerto
Rico, is a willing body puncher
while Chestnut, of New York,
three inches taller, has knocked
out two of his last three op
ponents. Babe Now Taking
Food by Mouth
Galveston. Tex. (U.PJ A
medical bulletin issued by John
Sealy Hospital disclosed today
that Mrs. Babe Zaharias is again
taking nourishment by mouth.
The Babe had been fed intra
venously during the last sev
eral weeks. She is fighting
cancer, for which she has under
gone three operations. The bul-1
letin said she was in good
spirits.
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