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CHARGING TOWARD only Brum in sight, .Nub Beamer, starts a block. Oregon State
Dick Wallen (32), Paul Lowe (47) makes defeated UCLA at Corvallis 14-0 to remain
sizable gain as his Oregon State teammate, in contention for Pacific Coast title.
Oregon Ducks Pace PCC
Grid Elevens in Defense
Los Angeles - (LTD - Univer
sity of Oregon's powerful
line, which repeatedly stopped
Oklahoma last Saturday, gave
the Webfoots top honors in
three, defensive departments,
Pacific Coast Conference sta
tistics showed today.
Oregon in two games has
allowed but 79.5 yards per
game rushing and 56 yards
passing for a total defense
average of 135.5 yards per
game.
Washington State and Cali
fornia shared top honors on
offense with California aver-
Virginian
Top Gainer
In Football
New York -(UPD- Reece
Whitley, a hard-working quar
terback from Virginia, has
replaced Dick Bass of Col
lege of the Pacific as- total
offense leader among the na
tion's major-college football
players.
Whitley has handled the
ball on running or passing
plays 95 times in three games
for a gain of 520 yards. Bass,
who was idle last week, has
been involved in only 42
plays but has accounted for
479 yards in two contests.
According to figures re
leased today by the NCAA
service bureau, Whitley, a
5-10, 168-pound seniors, has
gained most of his 'yardage
by means of passing, in which
department he is second in
the nation.
In 70 attempts, Whitley has
completed 37 aerials for 459
yards.
Bob Newman of Washing
ton State is third among the
total offense leaders with 422
yards, followed by Billy Hols
claw of Virginia (439) and
California's Joe Knapp (399).
Bass Still Way Ahead
Bass, despite the fact he
was idle last week end, re
tained his rushing lead by a
wide margin. The fleet-footed
halfback has run for 427
yards in 41 attempts. Don
Perkins of New Mexico, who
is second, has picked up a
comparatively meager total
of 276 yards in 45 rushes.
The remainder of the top
five consists of Neil MacLean
of Wake Forest (263), Bobby
Renn of Florida St. (244) and
Bob Ratliff of West Texas St.
(242).
Newman has moved into
the lead in forward passing.
He has completed 46 of 71
attempts for a .648 percent
age, 482 yards gained and six
touchdowns. Whitley, last
week's leader, has dropped to
second with 37 completions in
70 attempts, followed by
Stanford's Dick Norman (29
58), Harold Stephens of Har-din-Simmons
(28-47) and Lee
Grosscup of Utah (28-53).
Arizonan Is Top Receiver
Dave Hibbert, who caught
five passes for Arizona last
Saturday against Tulsa, has
jumped from fourth to first
place in pass receiving. He
has now nabbed 16 aerials in
three games to lead Virginia's
Ulmo Randle by two.
In major team statistics,
Army thus far has shown the
most powerful as well as the
best-balanced attack, while
Auburn retained its lead, as
the best defensive outfit.
The Cadets lead in total of
fense, are second in scoring,
second in passing offense,
seventh in total defense and
eighth in rushing defense.
Auburn, ranked No. 1, in
the nation by the UPI board
of coaches, has allowed only
57.0 yards per game to lead
in total defense. The Tigers
are also first in rushing de
fense and second to Kentucky
in forward pass defense.
JOB FOR JANUARY
Denver - (CPD - Don January
of Lampsas, Tex., has been
named golf pro at the Pine
hurst Country club. January,
on the pro circuit for the past
three years, starred on the
North Texas State college
golfing team.
aging 234 yards per game on
the ground while the Cougars
averaged 237 yards a game on
passes.
Washington State led in
total offense with 1173 yards
and an average of 391 a game.
California was second with
31D yards on total offense
while Oregon was third with
318.6.
In other team statistics,
Washington led in pass inter
ceptions with six while UCLA
led in punting with an aver
age of 41.6 yards.
Kapp, Newman Head
California topped the con
ference in punt returns with
an average of 14 yards and
Washington was tops in kick-
off returns with an average
of 25 yards.
In individual statistics Cali
fornia's Joe Kapp and Wash
ington State's Bob Newman
were the top performers.
Kapp had 191 yards rushing
for an average of 5.1 yards
per carry while Newman com
pleted 46 out of 71 passes at
tempted for 482 yards, enough
to give him the total offense
lead although he lost 40 yards
rushing.
Bill Patton of California
led in scoring with 24 points
while Gail Cogdill of Wash
ington State was the leading
pass receiver with 12 catches
good for 367 yards and three
touchdowns.
Don Long of UCLA led in
punting with an average of
40.6 yards, John Horrillo of
Oregon State led in punt re
turns with 96 yards. Hank Ol
guin of Cal topped the kick
off return department with
116 yards.
Falcon Mentor
Coach of Week
Colorado Springs, Colo.-IUPD
-From now on when you talk
about the big military acad
emy football teams, be sure to
include the Air Force Acad
emy right in there with Army
and Navy because the Fal
con's 13-13 tie with Iowa Sat
urday means they're now a
big-time team.
More than 800 Air Force
cadets who paid their own
way tovlovva City to see the
game saluted the new era
with a wild celebration on the
field.
And United Press Interna
tional also salutes it today by
naming Falcon Coach Ben
Martin, one-time two-sport
star at Navy, its football
"coach of the week."
Cardinals Issue
Ultimatum To
Texas Leaguers
Dallas, Tex. - (UPD - The St.
Louis Cardinals have issued
an ultimatum to the Texas
league let Houston climb to
Class AAA ball or the Cards
will sell it.
Texas league president Dick
Butler said he was "natural
ly" concerned about the ulti
matum, but said he thinks
"things will be worked out
satisfactorily."
The announcement brought
to light a meeting scheduled
for Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 21
22 for the purpose of studying
re-aiignment possibilities in
volving the Class AAA Amer
ican association and Interna
tional league, the Class AA
Texas league and Southern
association and the Class A
South Atlantic and Western
leagues.
There has been consider
able speculation and agitation
recently for both Houston and
Dallas to switch to higher
classification, possibly in the
American association.
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Eddie Cotton
To Fight Ray
Louisville, Ky.- (UPD -Eddie
Cotton, veteran Seattle slug
ger, shifts from the top to
bottom of the leaders' ladder
in the light heavyweight di
vision tonight when he fights
Young Sonny Ray in a TV 10
rounder. Cotton, who last fought
champion Archie Moore, en
gages lOth-rated Sonny of Chi
cago in their nationally tele
vised bout at the Exposition
Center.
Despite Cotton's 11 years as
a professional and his super
ior punch, he is a slight under
dog at 6-5 because of the "sus
picion he may be rusty from
11 months of inactivity since
he lost a non-title decision to
ancient Moore last Nov. 5.
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American, British Golf
Crews Favored in Meet
St. Andrews, Scotland-flJPD-The
four-man United States
golf squad, captained by the
immortal Bobby Jones, dis
played renewed confidence to
day as play got underway in
the World Amateur team
championship.
The Yanks and Britain were
regarded as co-favorites for
this brand new competition
for the Eisenhower Cup,
which attracted teams from
29 countries.
Under the special tourna
ment rules adopted by t h e
World Amateur Golf council,
the championship is a 72-hole
medal play affair. Each team
is permitted to total the scores
of its three leading players at
the end of each 18-hole round.
The cup will be awarded to
the team with the lowest ag
gregate score at the conclu
sion of Saturday's final round.
Charley Coe of Oklahoma
City, Okla., the current U. S.
amateur king, tops the Yanks'
lineup. Other members of the
team are long ball hitting
Billy Joe Patton of Morgan-
ton, N. c. Bill Hyndman III
of Philadelphia, and Dr.
Frank Taylor of Pomona,
Calif.
Wet Gridiron
Predicted for
UO-USC Tussle
Eugene, Ore.-d'PD-A. gruel
ling defensive battle between
University of Oregon and
the University of Southern
California was predicted here
today after the weatherman
forecast that rains would
probably produce a wet field
for Saturday s game.
Oregon Coach Len Casan
ova ran his squad through a
lengthy practice session Tues
day with the workouts divid
ed about equally between of
fense and defense.
Americans make an average
of 10,562,000 toll telephone
calls each day.
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Nub Will Miss
Wyoming Fray
Corvallis, Ore.- (DPD -Coach
Tommy Prothro gloomily an
nounced today that fullback
Nub Beamer would miss Ore
gon State's battle with Wyom
ing next Saturday.
The all-coast fullback joined
a long Beaver injury list that
includes guard Dennis Brun-
dage, Jim Stinette and Grimm
Mason. Prothro said Beamer
reinjured his shoulder last
Saturday against UCLA.
DEER HUNTERS!
Crater Meat on Midway Road
now open for Deer Skinning,
Cutting, Wrapping and Curing.
Try your deer hams cured this
year. Take Table Rock Rd. at
Big Y. See sign at Midway Rd.
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ON THE FLY Center fielder Bill Bruton of the Braves
makes a running one-handed catch of Jerry Lumpe's drive
to right-center field in the first inning of the fifth game
of the World Series at Yankee Stadium in New York.
LET'S BOWL!
Housewives League
Starts Thursday
October 9 10 a.m.
This League it open to beg
at well at experienced bowlers
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JUNIOR BOWLING MEETING
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11-10 A.M.
This Meeting it especially for Beginners, ages 8 to 19,
interested in Junior League Bowling.
Uedford Bowling Lanes
821 North Rivertid
Phone SP 2-2682
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