THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1960
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USC Coach Doesn't
Believe In Story
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San Francisco -ttJPD- As far
s Johnny McKay is con
cerned, the age-old story that
"all good football talent goes
to USC," is just a myth.
McKay, 37, is the new grid
mentor of the Trojans and he
doesn't subscribe to any the
ory that he has all the talent
corralled and the Big Five
championship in the bag.
"It may have been that 10
or 13 years ago Southern Cal
ifornia got most of the good
football talent in the West,"
says McKay, who starred at
Oregon. "But that just isn't
true now. We get our share.
And that's about it."
McKay right now is on a
little tour mending Trojan
fences among the alumni to
try and boost the recruiting
program.
And who does he pick to
Nine Hunters
Attend First
Safety Class
The first in a series of Hunt
er Safety classes to instruct
youth in the proper and safe
use of firearms was held last
week with nine youths in at
tendance. The classes are being spon
sored by the Oregon Sports
men club of Jackson county
in conjunction with the train
ing program set up by the
Oregon state game commis
sion. They are open to all
youths, boys and girls alike,
between the ages of 10-16
years inclusive.
The course consists of five
classes, each two hours long,
one each week for five weeks.
The next course will start on
Nov. 4.
Each person on completion
of the course will receive a
shoulder patch and certificate,
fortifvino that he has com
pleted a course in hunter safe
ty training.
Instructors are Kenneth
Carr, Phoenix; Charles Mar
.tor, v.airlp Point: Joe Bart
Merlfnrd: Harry Thurston
White City; and Cal Leather-
wood, Jacksonville, ah are
state certified instructors for
the hunter safety training pro
ffratn
tntnrpsted VOuthS Should
register for the course at the
ujrt.v srMirtino Hoods depart
ment. Additional information
on h. ffalned bv calling Joe
Bartley, NO 4-1924. Parents
are invited to. auena mesc
irph msmher is assessed a
50 cent fee to cover the cost
of patches and ammunition.
Tickets on Sale
For Pendleton
Pro Grid Game
Pendleton (UPD- A crowd of
at least 15,000 is hoped for
here Sunday. Sept. 4 when the
T.ne An spies Rams and Dallas
Cowboys meet in a pre-season
National iooioan league
game. , ,
Tan thnncanri general ad
mission tickets went on sale
ui.jn,3v and same promot
ers said there were about
5,000 reserved seats available.
' The game, scheduled for 2
. ...ni v,o Oregon's second
pro football game in two days.
The San Francisco 49'ers and
the Cleveland Browns meet in
Portland Saturday night,
Sept. 3. . .
The game here will be
played at the Pendleton
Round-Up stadium.
Miss Thriftway Named
Seattle Race Winner
Buffalo, N. Y. - (IIPD - Miss
ic the armarent
winner of a disputed race
for unlimited hydroplanes on
Lake Washington, Seattle, ear
lier this month under a de
rision rendered today by the
American Powerboat associa
tion. . ,
Miss Thriftway, owned by
Willard Rhods of Seattle and
driven by William Muncey,
was leading on points in the
Aug. 8 race but a protest, due
to the unusual conditions un
der which the race was run,
delayed decision on who was
the winner. -
win the- Big Five this year?
ricKs uarjc norse
"Why, I'll have to go with
UCLA," he replies with a
straight face. "I think Wash
ington also will be tough. But
UCLA has the fastest line and
the fastest backs in the coun
try." McKay has one big exper
iment that he hopes will work
out this fall: He plans to in
stall Marlin McKeever, big
gest of the famous McKeever
twins, at fullback.
"He weighs 240 pounds,
he's fast and he can hang onto
the ball-I hope," explains
Johnny. "He would help us
immensely. He would be the
biggest fullback in the coun
try." McKay hasn't seen Marlin
as a fullback yet. Marlin has
been a lineman.
"But we'll try a five-day
experiment at the post when
the fall nractice onpns." he
says. "If it works out, he'll be
our regular iuUbacK.
No Breathers
McKay has no quarrel to
pick with the man who
worked out the USC grid
schedule this vear. It Goes
Oregon State, Texas Christian,
Ohio State, and Georgia-be-
fnra a sincrlp Ritf Fivp samp is
played. Then come California,
Stanford, Washington, Baylor
UCLA and wotre uame.
"Wa mav rin rikav in the
conference," says Johnny,
"but our outside competition
will be so tough that we won't
have as good a record as some
of the other conference teams.
Therefore we could miss the
Rose Bowl bid, despite the
possibility of doing wen in
the conference, because of our
outside record."
The Trojans were riding
the gravy train last year until
they lost their last two games
to UCLA and then Notre
Dame the latter in the cold
and snow at South Bend.
"But we don't have to play
in the snow at South Bend
any more, he pointed out.
"TTrnm nnw nn all our sanies
against Notre Dame at South
Bend have been scneauiea ior
the fifth game of the season.
This year, of course, we are
playing in Los Angeles and
it will be the finale, as usuai.
Ex-Titlists
After Crown
T.iica ntla. - (llPi) - Chances
of a former title-holder re
peating as USGA National
Women's Amateur champion
loomed greater today as me
tournament moved into the
quarter final round at Tulsa
Country club.
Three of the eight surviving
hopefuls have won the event
before. Leading tne group is
defending USGA titlist Bar
bara Mclntire of Lake Park,
Fla. Also still in the running
,.p fnrmpr rhamnions Joanne ,
Gunderson of K i r k 1 a n d,
Wash., and Anna Quast oi
Marysville, Wash.
Mi Mclntire was to meet 1
Jean Ashley, former Kansas
state amateur champion in the
feature match today. Other
pairings were Miss Quast vs.
Mrs. Les Johnstone, Mason
City, Iowa; Miss Gunderson
vs. Matasha Matson, Wichita,
- mri .TnHv Eller. Old
Hickory, Tenn., vs. Andrea
Conn, Waterloo, Iowa. '
. ...,-t i errs DRILLS
New York -ram- Columbia
will inaugurate its 7.0th sea
ni inPiTolleeiate football
when the opening .practice
session is held Sept. 1 at Lake-
side, Conn. Coacn
elli has invited 61 candidates
to the practice.
PATRIOTS DROP PAIR
P Amnersf, Mass. -8IPB- The
Boston Patriots have released
quarterback Dick Soergel and
offensive end Carl Rob nson
reducing their roster to 43
pltyfrs.
Fi..lJ. Racf- "
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Eugene put across five runs : I
ii . - I 4An4h inning;!
in ine iup ui uic ten...
Wednesday night to go anedu,
12-7, and then cut a Wentchee
rally short in the bottom of
the. frame to win, 12-9, in
Northwest league, play.
The Emeralds bunched;
singles, a hit batter, a warn, I
nnwnr;nn fiv anH a wild
.. . - .... i Mnxb-nrc II
pitcn ior ine uve. uii"
Mack Schmidt, who broke up ;
a no-hitter for Tom Arruda at!
the five and two-thirds inning
mark, smashed a two-run
homer for the Chiefs in me
bottom of the final frame. We
natchee had knotted the
count, 7-7, in the last of the
ninth with a pair o tames.
Tn nthpr action. Yakima ;
kept a firm hold on first place
with a 3-0 shutout victory over
Lewiston and Tri-City grabbed
off second place, two and one-
half games back, wan a j
win over Salem. i
WATER SKIERS COMPETE :
Lake Placid. N. Y. -flIPB-The ,
North American water ski
championships for men and ;
women and junior boys anui
oirls will he held here be-!
ginning Friday and running j
through Sunday. Eighty con
testants from the United
States, - Canada and Mexico
will comneta in the champion-
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