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One Less Undefeated OCC Grid Club After Saturday Portland At least one of the Oregon Collegiate conference's three unbeaten teams should fall this week end when mem bers of the circuit engage in two counting contests and one inter sectional. Southern Oregon college and Oregon Technical institute vie in the big one at Ashland on Saturday night. SOC has one loop win, 7 to 6 over Portland State college. OTI has whipped Portland State and Eastern Ore gon college. Second loop fray will match PSC and Oregon college on Sat urday afternoon at Monmouth. The fracas is a homecoming event for Oregon college. The Wolves of Monmouth downed EOC in their only conference mix to date. This week Eastern Oregon meets Westminster at Utah at Elko, Nev. Biggest change in OCC statis tics this week was in scoring. SOC's Ron Maurer and OCE's Wyman Gernhart, took over the lead with 30 points each. Last week's leader, Odie Canada, of OTI, dropped from school. He had tallied 23. Terry Ziegen hagen of EOC took over front spot in punting with 36.5 yards .per boot. ; Maurer continued as indivi dual rushing leader with aver 'age of 9.3 per pack. Lance jLocke, also of SOC, had a wide margin in passing with 28 com pletions. His nearest competitor is Jim Bowlen, OCE, with 19. ; Larry Buss, OCE, is second in pushing with 6.5 yards per try. J. Willmarth. EOC L. McGiU, SOC .... G. SUvros. SOC .... 7 11 13 236 32 393 33 7 32 9 30.2 Scoring R. Maurer. SOC W. Gemkar. OCE L. Locke, SOC B. Ollison. OTI .. L. Bubs. OCE TD PAT Tot. 3 0 30 S 0 30 2 4 16 3 0 13 2 1 13 SPORTS rEAM STATISTICS lushing Oregon Tech 5 I Oregon College 4 Eastern Oregon 4 I Southern Oregon 4 Portland State 3 '. Passing TC NO 258 9S4 161 698 195 624 167 565 108 263 GA 190.8 1742 156.0 141 2 87.7 PA PC NY ! Southern Oregon 106 45 567 Portland State 60 13 280 ! Oregon College 49 20 296 Eastern Oregon 42 15 209 ; Oregon Tech 57 17 229 Punting t Oregon College . t Oregon Tech Southern Oregon ; Eastern Oregon . .Portland State Pta Yds . 15 534 . 14 438 , 25 779 . 22 675 . 18 523 GA 141.7 93.3 74.0 52 2 43.8 Ave. 35.6 31.2 31.1 30.7 29.1 I INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS -Rushing R. Maurer. SOC L. Buss. OCE ... C. Withers. PSC D. Quinn. EOC R. Pekala. OTI . B. Ollison uu TC 47 40 41 58 41 42 58 16 46 20 NG Ave. 438 93 W. Gernhart. OCE L. Maurer. SOC A. Everson. OTI D. Lumgair. OCE L. Schaures. EOC 23 A. Tolar, EOC 21 Passing PA L. Locke. SOC 64 J. Bowlen, OCE 41 C. Ganter, OTI 42 G. Stavros, SOC 27 L. Garland. EOC 20 K. Humphrey. PSC 27 J. Ziegenhagen. EOC 21 A. Lawson, PSC 11 260 214 290 201 201 267 74 208 86 87 72 PC 28 19 18 11 9 7 6 4 Punting Pt Yds T. Ziegenhagen. EOC 8 292 B. Adams. OCE 14 508 6.5 5.2 5.0 49 4 8 4.6 4.6 4 5 4.3 3 9 3.4 NG 282 293 209 194 122 138 87 118 Ave. 36.5 36.2 OSC, Stanford Play at Parker Corvallis (Ifl Athletic Direc tor Spector Spec Keene said to day the Nov. 16 Oregon State Stanford football game would be played In Parker stadium here as originally scheduled. The athletic department has been deluged with requests to move the game to more spacious Multnomah stadium in Portland. Keene said this was out of the question since 14,000 tickets al ready have been sold for the game here. ORIOLE COACHES STAY Baltimore (IB The Balti more Orioles have retained their three coaches Harry Brecheen, Luman Harris and Al Vincent for the 1958 baseball season. Brecheen is a holdover from the Jimmy Dykes' regime while Harris and Vincent have been at Baltimore since Paul Richards became the manager in 1951. How To Crash Plane Taught Fort Worth, Tex. IF1 The Air Force has begun to train its fliers in the techniques and ten sions of how to crash a plane. Plane crews learn to fly through electrical storms, with one or more engines in flames, and crash-land without ever leav ing the ground. It is part of the training pro gram at Carswell Air Force Base, owner of one of three B-36 flight simulators in existence. The simulator has no engines, landing gear, wings or tail. Nothing, in fact, but a nose and flight deck. It is used to find out how well pilots and engineers respond to emergencies that could arise while they are flying real B-36's. The flight deck is designed for realism. Engines roar, lightning flashes and all the instruments register exactly as they would under flight conditions. There is even the screech of tires on the runway when the "plane" lands. Once an aircraft commander, first pilot, and flight engineer crawls into the simulator, a staff outside under Maj. Joseph Bos: ton starts dealing them trouble. By flipping switches, Major Boston and his crew can create such make-believe emergencies as engine fires, runaway props, icing conditions and electrical fires. To make the fires more real istic, smoke is piped into the cockpit from a shorted wire out side. "We call it malfunction junc tion," Boston explained. "It's so real a veteran pilot with 6,600 hours flying time to his credit crawled after taking the test and observed that he didn't know he had been living so dangerously." The simulator was built by Curtiss-Wright Corp. in Carl stadt, N.J. It includes a fantas tic maze of equipment that re quired three moving vans in transfer. For example, it has 1,250 vac uum tubes and 500 miles of wir ing. It cost $1,500,000 to build and can be "flown" at a cost of $135 an hour. By comparison, it costs $2,500 an hour for a crew to fly a real B-36. Then, too, when you "crash" in the simulator, everybody gets up and walks away. WALKING UP STAIRS at Little Rock's Central High School, Negro' students are es corted by only one paratrooper as tension eased in integration row. (International) ASTOR GETS DIVORCE West Palm Beach, Fla. (IP) Millionaire John Jacob Astor was granted a divorce Thursday from his second wife, Gertrude Gretsch Astor. The decree, awarded by a circuit court judge ended three years of litigation. The portly real estate heir originally got a divorce from Mrs. Astor in Juarez, Mexico, in 1954. But two years later, the divorce was nullified by the New York Supreme Court which ruled the Mexican court did not have jurisdiction in the case. FIGHT NEXT MONTH New York (IP) Phillippe Fi lippi, manager of Alphonse Hal imi of France, is scheduled to leave today for Los Angeles where Hamili will meet Raul Macias on Nov. 6 in a bantam weight title fight. Dentist Invents Filter Holder Chicago rt?) A dentist caught his daughter smoking, decided to discourage her and wound up inventing a filter-type' ciga rette holder. Dr. Edwin Brothers of New York told a news conference how his efforts to extract tars and nicotine from cigarette smoke led to the invention of the holder, known as the "Smoke-Screen." Ten years ago, Brothers said he caught his 14-year-old daugh ter puffing on a cigarette. He decided to remove the tars from some cigarette smoke and show them to her. What started as a hobby grew to a challenge. At first, he said, he spent odd moments on trial-and-error experiments. Then he found himself so en grossed in the project he was spending every spare moment in research and study. I The filter he devised removes the tars through condensation. The vital part, he said, is a bronze screen of very fine mesh which compresses the smoke as it passes from the cigarette into la condenser cnamoer. W mi xi - - inere, me pressure is reieciscu and the smoke cooled. This causes the smoke to condense,) Brothers said, depositing tars and nicotine on the chamber walls. The holder weighs a seventh of an ounce, he said, and re moves more than 65 per cent of the tars Education Board To Be Offered $72,728 Portland HP) The State Board of Higher Education will be offered $72,728 in gifts for scholarships and fellowships when it meets here next Tues day. Total gifts and grants to be of fered at the meeting will amount to $150,000, including $245,144 in grants for research at the University of Oregon. Grants totalling $138,123 will go to the University of Oregon Medical School; $52,169 to Ore gon State College, and $2300 to the University of Oregon Den tal School. Also due for final considera tion and approval at the meeting will be plans for three construc tion projects for which funds have already been appropriated. They are: Science and classroom building at Southern Oregon College to cost $445,773; a heat ing plant at SOC to cost $292, 000, and a general arts building at Oregon College of Education to cost $230,000. tr-V TT.T IS? & . , J-;- , i Friday, October 18, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN Safety Snoozer for Commuters Latest Gadget by New York Sleep Merchant By DOC QUIGG United Press Correspondent New York (IP) Norman Dine, a New York merchant who has been struggling for a quar ter of a century with ways and means to keep America asleep, now has come up with a new catnap device called "the safety snoozer for commuters." Dine operates a "sleep center," which sells smooth snoozing aids of all persuasions, including such attractively named instru ments as the safety smoker, the silent radio, the polite alarm clock, the platonic bed, the anti claustrophobic sleep mask, and an anti-snore gadget called TOD ("turn over, darling"). The commuter safety - snoozer is for gents who want to utilize that long train trip from office to home for a cancentrated cat nap but have been afraid they'll sleep past the home stop and into wifely turmoil. TWO-SIDED Children watch prototype television set in Oakland which shows the picture on both sides. The set utilizes Kaiser-Aiken thin cathode ray tube, mounted on conventional receiver. The tube, developed by Kaiser Aircraft and Electronics Corp., is a basic component of an Army-Navy program to simplify aircraft operations. The tubes, approximately 2 inches thick, need only refinements of their glass envelopes for mass production to make space-saving TV a reality. 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Saturday's activities for alum ni will begin with tours of Britt student center and the Pavilion at 9 a.m. The Homecoming Pa rade, featuring six bands and many floats, will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the Plaza, winding its way up the Ashland main street and then returning via the new couplet to the Plaza where-a rally will be held. Luncheon Scheduled All Robes' Alumni will attend a luncheon honoring them in the Britt student center at noon. Robes' is the upperclasswomen's service honorary. Highlight of the day will be the football game pitting SOC against the Oregon College of Education team from Monmouth at 2 p.m. at Fuller field. The SOC team has maintained an ex cellent record to date this year. Following the game, Sigma Epsi lon Pi will hold its annual Homecoming tea for returning Sig Ep members. From 4:30 to 5:30 the Britt Center will be the scene of an alumni get-together hosted by Sig Ep and Alumni association officers. The semi-formal alumni dance in the new ballroom in Britt center will climax the Home coming festivities. Reclamation Leaders Set Ontario Parley Ontario (IP) Pacific North west reclamation leaders will meet here next week to discuss plans for obtaining funds for new reclamation projects, Paul House, Nyssa, president of the Oregon Reclamation Congress, said today. He said about 20 reclamation men from Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana would hold their session in conjunction with the reclamation Congress meet ing Tuesday. The meeting of the reclama tion leaders was called by La Selle Coles, Prineville, first vice president of vthe National Recla mation association. House said the group was urg ing congressional passage of a bill which would permit financ ing of reclamation project with funds obtained from power pro jects. It is an eyemask made of aluminum foil sandwiched be tween two tight-weave, rayon stain cloth strips, with elastic ear-hooks to keep it on. It moulds to the facial contours, keeping light out, permitting sleep. The touch of genius in the thing shows in a white card affixed to its front. The card bears the legend: "Please wake me at . . ." with space for writing in the destina tion or the hour of desired awak ening. The conductor must do the rest. Dine calls the card a Snooze Guard." Price, $1.25. As for Dine's other inspira tions the safety smoker is something like the old Turkish water pipe, has a mouthpiece and long tube attached to a metal ashtray which, in turn has a holder for the cigarette. The ashes fall into the tray, eliminat ing the fire danger if you fall asleep smoking in bed, and the tray is far enough away to let your wife sleep without being bothered by smoke or worry. The silent radio has a speaker on the end of a wire, and the speaker goes under your wife's State Tax Conference Scheduled Next Week Eugene (IP) The annual Oregon Tax Conference, under auspices of the Oregon associ ation of Public accountants, will be held here next Thursday and Friday. William Haggerty, general chairman, said practical tax as pects confronting small business will be emphasized. Sen. Rich ard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.), will speak Friday on "Economic Cris is in Oregon." Also on the speaker's list are eight tax au thorities from Oregon, Wash ington and California. pillow so she can listen and you can sleep. Awake With a Glow The polite alarm clock wakes you by blinking a glowing light into your puss rather than Ting ing or buzzing supposed to be less shocking. The anti-claustrophobic sleep mask is a regular sleep mask but equipped with peepholes like the commuter snoozer so that the anxious sleeper can open one eye anon and keep in touch with the world. The TOD is new, too. It's a plastic, unit with built-in buzzer and two tiny batteries under the snorer's pillow. The bed-partner has a pushbutton which sounds the buzzer harshly enough to re mind the snorer to turn off his back but not loud enough to wake him up. METSKER'S COUNTY MAPS Best maps for Sportsmen, Trails. Creeks, Lakes; all counties, Idaho. Oregon, Washington, California. For sale at Stationery and Sports Stores and "Metsker Maps," Xa coma, Washington. Keep Your Heater woriung ""5& Proven for over 20 years in hundreds of thousands of homes! HOW SLUDGE, S00T CUT HEATER'S EFFICIENCY Nor mal fuel has impurities which accumulate into sludge in the tank and clog up fuel lines. And some impurities don't burn away, leaving a residue around the burner, or forming soot which coats inside of fire box, flues, chimney. All this causes improper burning that wastes fuel, and soot insulates so that much heat can be lost rather than heating your home. 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