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-i:' ;:"." TEES LISTED
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ISeason Practically Over
-- Except for Selection of
i t Bowl Elevens.
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1 ' NEW YORK, Nov. 29 (Ps
1 ...Out of the burly-burly of the
,..-4,-Iading football season rises one
'"''' striking, development the ob
vious swing of the gridiron
, pendulum back to the east.
Of the 10 major elevens which
,
have completed their campaigns
1 -
without defeat, six represent the
, eastern sector and at least four
of these must be given considers
kt tion in any national champion
I ship debate.
The final returns on undefeat
, ed teams found the east repre
sented by Pittsburgh, Fordham
1 , Yil!anova, Dartmouth, Holy Cross
s and Lafayette. the south by Ala
bama, the far west by California
t. ft and Santa Clara and the Rocky
mountain district by Colorado.
,,.,
....,,,, ' Pitt and Fordham. who played
0, each other to a scoreless draw in
,. the ouly game either failed to 1
t win, generally will be ranked as
the east's most powerful ma
c , chines. Supporters of Villanova
and Dartmouth may dissent but
i,- ...... the fact remains that the Panther
and Ram went through more
;., . testing schedules than either of
the other two.
The weekly Associated Press
, ', ' ranking poll altnost certainly will
,
find Pitt still holding the No. 1
' , spot followed by California, Ala-
barns and Fordham, possibly in
,, -', that order. That would furnish
" ' ttn ideal lineup for the Rose Bowl
. and Sugar Bowl games in the
:,, event California decides not to in
;. ,,...- vite Alabama. The pairings on
L''. ea, New Year's day at Pasadena then
' .'' , '"'could be California against Pitt
t ; and at New Orleans. Alabama
against Fordham.
,
1, Or if rumors that Pitt. the
,,-- current Rose Bowl champion,
: would prefer not to return to
,- Pasadena are true, Fordham and
j.! Pitt could switch bowl assign-
7.: :' rnents.
..
. That's pure speculation, of
,
course, especially in view of Cali-
. fornia's publicly announced plans
'-!'l of seeking a Rose Bowl rival with
, "comparable scholastic stand
3 ards." That might mean the
Golden Bears won't invite any
4i of the "big three"Pitt, Ford
, . , ham or Alabama. In that case,
'-': the Rose Bowl may have to play,
., a competitive second fiddle to
;
.4.
the Sugar Bowl.
'A Last week's competition set
. tied every major conference
,',.
S-
4 : championship except in the south-
,
west where Rice's Owls, victors
,i by a 13-7 count over Baylor. can
clinch the crown by whipping
Southern Methodist this Satur
,J day. If the Owls get no better
ft, than a draw with SMU, the
championship will end in a tie
between Rice and Texas Christ-
i Ian's Horned Frogs who spilled
. Southern Methodist, 3-0, on Sat
!, urday On a fourth-period field
'A ...--- goal by Davey O'Brien.
i A defeat for Rice automatically
q:;' will give the title to Texas Christ
.4,....,,, Ian. .
g; -0--- Pitt and Fordham rang down
.. '''''''''" the curtains on their unbeaten
!, , regular seasons on Saturday with
1 , .: Impressive victories. Pitt, in con-
, " trol of the situation most of the
4-
, way, took advantage of two
, 4., fumbles to trip Duke's Blue
.. Devils, 10-0. Fordham, although
-f, : meeting with stirring opposition
F .; from its conqueror of a year ago,
1 4, spilled New York university, 20
:
e to 7.
i I i The season's biggest crowd,
, 4. 102,000, sat through rain and
I
Philadelphia the a
hiato see a th
e iArmire,
. '1",.. at tog a
i kt nt s through
. early minutes, score a touchdown
i
,
. and then hang on to gain a 6-0
'1 't triumph over Navy in the annual
4-
,., duel between the service acad-
1 .44, emies.
Navy made only one threat,
i 3 reaching Army'a 16-yard line !
t ,c early in the third period, and
I 4. the Cadets clearly were entitled
' i 3 to the decision.
1 '4,
Columbia closed a drab season
. 4 with a moral victory by holding I
i "", heavily-favored Stanford to a 0-0
,' "', draw, thanks mostly to the pass- .
t
jog, running and kicking of Sid I
i Linkman.
,,,
i 4 , Holy Cross wound up its second I
,s, unbeaten season in three i
years by trouncing Boston col- I
1 :: lege, 20-0, with fleet Bill Osman- I
V 4; ski in the leading role.
, Pitt's victory over Duke dom- I
i
., mated the southern program I
... marked otherwise by Auburn's I
,T ; 14-0 conquest of Florida, Louis-
i 1 I 4'.. , Jana State's 20-7 defeat of Tulane
", ' and Georgia's 6-6 d r a w with
I
4-
I , 4. , Georgia Tech.
' I 4,. In the midwest, Mario Tonelli
I 1 ' 'Ai got loose for 70 yards and then
punched across a touchdown in
1 . 4, the final two minutes to give
I Notre Dame a 13-6 victory over
: Southern California. Nebraska,
I 4, winning from Kansas State, 3-0,
, On Lowell English's field goal
s 4 from the 23-yard line, clinched
.4,
4 the big six title again. Centen
i ary's Gentlemen spilled Oklahoma
1
1 2' A. & M., 19-0.
I ; , In the far west, Missouri, play
. Ing its second game in three
-. days, held UCLA for three per-
' '''' lode but faded in the fourth to
! 4' drop a 13-0 decision. Johnny
., Pingel led Michigan Slate to a
; i !! : 14-0 victory over San Francisco,
t: the Spartans' eighth triumph in
a nine games. .
,, ' Villaneva and Santa Clara con-
!I
2 , eluded unbeaten seasons On the
1 -,, west coast yesterday, the VII-
I
lanovans routing Loyola of Los
I i t''' Angeles, 26 to 0, and Santa Clara
i ,, 4, 4 whipping Gonzaga, 27-0.
4 The Rtm-Southern Methodist
, ,, game is be only one on this
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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Western Teams Fare Poorly in East
Western teams invading eastern gridirons Saturday fatied to return with any notable honors,
Stanford being unable to break the Columbia jinx despite a comparatively weak Lion team, and
ending with a 0-0 tie, and Southern California falling, 13-6, before a last quarter Notre Dame on
slaught. Pictures show views from the two games. Top: an unidentified Stanford player gets Sid
Luckman, Columbia star, around the waist and pulls until he brings Sid down with only a short
gain. Siegal (25) Columbia, is trying to provide interference against Anderson (25), Stanford.
Below: Nevin McCormick, Notre Dame ball tote r, makes three yards through center on this play.
A Trojan, indicated by arrow, braces himself to tackle McCormick.
Baugh Pitches Redskins to
14-6 Victory Over Packers
CHICAG6, Nov. 29 UP)
They're putting a lot of pressure
on "Slinging Sam" in his fresh
man year but he's coming
through..
"Slinging Sam" Baugh, former
Texas Christian passing star,
pitched the Washington Redskins
to a surprise 14 to 6 victory over
the Green Bay Packers yesterday,
and next Sunday he'll be Wash
ington's big hope for a win over
the New York Giants and a re
sultant shot at the Chicago Bears
for the national pro football
championship.
Baugh, whose pass to Gaynell
Tinsley helped the collegiate all
stars to victory over the Pack
ers last September, gave Green
Bay a double-dose of his aerial
medicine before 30,000 fans at
Washington. With the Redskins
trailing at the half as a result
of Bob Monnett's touchdown pass
to Don Hutson, Baugh began his
flinging act in the third period.
He rifled a 55-yard aerial to
Charley Malone, setting the stage
for Cliff Battle's touchdown
plunge. In the f inal period
Baugh passed II yards to Malone
for the second Redskin touch
down. The victory sent Wash
ington into a battle at New York
with the Giants for eastern di
vision honors. The Giants have
won six games, lost two and tied
week's card with any champion
ship significance.
Southern California and UCLA
close the Pacific Coast conference
schedule with their game at Los
Angeles. Oregon faces Arizona.
two. Washington has won seven,
lost three and tied none.
The Bears, at Chicago, bad
little trouble defeating Cleveland,
15 to 7 to clinch the western
division title. In winning their
eighth game in 10 starts this
season, they scored touchdowns
In the first and second and
watched Jack Menders boot a
field goal in the third. Cleve
land scored its touchdown in the
third period on a forward-lateral,
with Ralph hillier going over the
Bear line.
It was Cleveland's final game
and the Rams, in their first sea
son in the big time, won only one
game while losing 10.
Sunday's results:
Washington 14, Green Bay 6.
Chicago Bears 15,'Cleveland 7.
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SALINAS, Calif., Nov. 29 GB--
A second half rout in a profes
si onal football game gave the
Salinas Iceberg Packers a 41 to
0 victory over the Boston Sham
rocks. In their game yesterday, the
Packers led 7 to 0 at the half.
They scored five touchdowns in
the final two quarters. Three
touchdowns resulted from inter
ception of Shamrock passes.
SAN PEDRO, Calif., Nov. 29
(1P)--Foothall men of the U.S.S.
Pennsylvania claimed the champ
ionship of the fleet today after
winning their fifth game of the
season. 22-0, at the expense of
the U.S.S. Nevada. The Pennsyl
vania won the title in 1935 and
1936.
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BERKELEY, Calif.. Nov. 29 (Ip)
Solution of the annual Rose Bowl
mystery was promised "seen" by
Kenneth Priestley, graduate man
ager of the University of Cali
fornia. Technically the mystery 18 only
half a mystery for California by
winning the Pacific Coast Foot
ball conference title received the
bid to represent the Pacific coast
In the annual gridiron classic.
The other half of the mystery is
who will play California?
Solution of the mystery may
come in the (lark of night. Priest
ley said he would announce the
name of the chosen team "re
gardless of the h o u r, day or
night."
it is the general opinion that
selection of California's opponent
will be made within a few days
and will be either Pittsburgh,
Fordham or Alabama. Pittsburgh
and Alabama are old hands at
playing in the Rose Bowl, and it
was felt Fordham may get the
bid for that reason. Fordham
was unbeaten but tied once dur
ing the season by Vittsburgh.
While Priestley would answer
no pointed questions, it was be
lieved "feelers" have been sent
to eastern schools of California's
choice.
Priestley returned to Berkeley
yesterday from PaRa(1010 where
he began setting up the adminis
trative unit to handle arrange
ments. The graduate manager
said semester-end work during
this week would prevent moving
a full staff to Pasadena before
next Thursday.
Meanwhile its "button, button,
who's got the button?"
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WHITE LEADS
GRID SCORERS
Colorado Whizzer Tallies
Total of 122 Points
During Season.
Il Tho Preen
With practically all the re
turns in, Byron (Whiner) White,
Colorado university's great all
around hack, is safely ensconced
on the throne as kingpin of the
point-getters for the 193? foot
ball season.
White closed his regular M
acon Thanksgiving day by scor
ing 22 points to bring his total
for eight games to 123 and re
gain the lead from 8I4 White of
Brooklyn college. A recount
last week showed an extra point
after touchdown In Side totals,
bringing his count for the year
to 113.
The Colorado ace bettered last
year's high totals of 119 points
by Charles T h o nt a a of Delta
(Miss.) Teachers and 117 by Nor
man Schoen of Baldwin-Wallace,
but he couldn't approach the all
(ime mark of 210 points, made
in 1920 by James C. Leech of
VMI.
Although moat of the section
al and conference leaders im
proved their marks In the sea
sons closing games last week.
few changes were recorded. Paul
Shu of VMI regained the lead
In the southern conference by
one point front Duke's Elmore
Money) Hackney. 66 to 64. Bob
Davis of Kentucky, the only' pace
setter who hasn't concluded his
season, dropped into a triple tie
with two Louisiana State play
ers. Charles Rohm and Jabbo
Stoll. for the southeastern coo. :
ference lead. Each has 48 points.
Hunters Report
Medium Success
on Opening Day
Duck and goose hunters on
Tub e lake for the opening day
of the California season reported
"medium success" when they
checked out of the area, accord.
tog to C. G. Fairchild, director
of the biological survey
Fairchild Raid that 1125 hunt
ers checked in Saturday at the
game station but when the day's
results were counted not as
many had got their limits as on
the first day laat year. A few
arrests were made Saturday and
about 60 Illegal birds were
brought in, the director reported.
An Increase in the bird life on
the lake has been reported this
year from observations made
during the last few days but Sat
urday's clear, cold weather was
a handicap to the bunters and
not an many ducks and geese
were flying as in the recent we?'
spell, Fairchild said.
Lash Captures
Cross Country
for 4th Time
NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 29 UP)---
Don Lash replaced Willie Bitola,
the fleet-footed Fin of a decade
ago, in the record book today as
he started back to study crimin
ology at Indiana university.
In 1925-26-27 Bitola won the
national senior AAU cross coun
try championship, but yesterday
Lash won it for the fourth
straight time when he ploughed
through ankle-deep mud to win
the 10,000 meters feature in
32:57.4 at, Branch Brook park.
Lash, who led Indiana univer
sity to the team title in 1935 and
last year, remained in his running
clothes until he learned his form
er teammates had lost the champ
ionship to the Mi Bros A.A. of
New York.
Fullback Suffers.
Fractured Skull
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 (RI
Emergency hospital attaches said
today the condition of Ed Jan
kowskiGreen Bay Packers foot
ball fullhackwas "lust fair."
Jankowski received a possible
skull fracture in yesterday's pro
fessional football game with pet
Washington Redskins.
The hard-hitting 205 pound
hack was a standout on the Pack
er's defense, although his team
lost, 14 to 6. He was hurt when
knocked off his feet by two Red
skin blockers late in the game.
CHICA(100 Nov. 29 UP)--Earl
Denning, bantamweight boxing
contender of more than a quarter
century ago, is dead at the age
of 50.
NOE SWAMP
COWIN TEAM
Santa Clara Ends Season
With Perfect Record
After 27-0 Win.
SACRAMKNTO, Calif.. Nov, 29
(AP) University of Santa
Clara's football team remained
one Of the 'tenon's undefeated
football teams today and a pos.
stble Sugar bowl 1101111n00 by
virtue of its 27 to 0 vIctory
over engage univereity ot Spo
keno, Wash.. yesterdny.
Before ii crowd of 18,000 foot
ball fans witnessing the first
major football game ever ,lnyod
in Sacramento. the Broncos
Icor d a touchdown in each .
quarter and made yardage al
most at will to make their vic
tory even more impreasive.
The Bulldogs WOre unable to
stop the vicious off-tackle slashea
which netted Santa Cittra large
hunks of yardage time 111(1 time
again.
Left Halfback Fisher put over
the first Bronco touchdown in
the initial quarter after four
punches at the line, coupled with
a 25-yard pm, put the ball on
GOlittigiVil 3yard strip. (filbert
converted. The second touch.
'down culminated an 80-yard
march late in the second quar
ter. Gilbert paseed to Right End
thrown who ran into it goal pout
and nearly knocked himself out
scoring. On this touchdown.
Gilbert's placekick went wide.
Pellegrini slashed through
front the 9-yard line to score
touchdown number three stand
log up. The try for point was
good. Touchdown number four
came in the last quarter when
Gunther pushed the ball over
from the 3-yard line. Stringer!
converted.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 29 (UP)
Two touchdowns in the final
pound. one of which came after
an 88 yard run back of a pass
Interception and a lateral, gave
I University of California at Loa
Angeles a hard fought 13 to 0
victory over the University of
Missouri here Saturday.
Approximately 20.000 Mita
witneseed the game, which was
the third hard contest played by
the Big Six conference team in
eight days.
The first touchdown canto after
a 44 yard march by Vela. tVood
row Wilson Strode. negro right
end, recovered a ball fumbled
by William Amelung, Miasouri
half back in Ucla territory. IVall
Schell. fullback, made seven
yards all the third Period ended.
Nine Minnouri eutietituten entered
the game but the Ucla Bruina .
kept right on driving.
The Ucla eleven outgained
Missouri by a wide margin, roll
ing up a total of 342 yards from
ecrimmage to 195, and 12 first
downs to eight. Moat of this su
periority was gained on line
plays, where the Bruins collected
238 to only 68.
The Big Six team outgained
licla on passing, completing 7 of
22 throws for 127 yards, while
the Bruins wire connecting with
Sot 14 for 79 yards.
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OREGON BEATS MA RI NES
SAN DIEGO. Nov. 29 (UP)--
University of Oregon's football
team attacked on the ground and
through the air Saturday to defeat
the San Diego Marines 24-7.
With Graybeal leading the
touchdown invasions, the Web
feet scored once in each of the
Drat two periods and twice in
the third period. The Marinea,
held in check for three periods,
took to the air and tallied in
the final stanza.
Later Bracher of Oregon inter
cepted a pass in the end zone to
stop a spectacular Marine rally
of 10 straight passer', the firot
tossed from behind the Marine's
own goal line.
It was an open game and three
men were Injured. James Nichol
son and Denny Breard of Oregon
and Rob Huth, Marine end, were
detained Saturday night at the
naval hoepital for observation.
Nicholson suffered a broken shoul
der; Breard had.contusions of the
bead and spine and Ruth wait re
moved from the game with a
c-ntused hip.
DONS LOSE
RA N FRANCISCO, Nov. 29
(UP) Michigan State broke
swivel-hipped Johnny Finitel
loom twice in an open field
Saturday to defeat University of
San Francisco'n Done 14,0,
their inter-nectional football
cinch before 25.000 spectators.
Pingel, as sweet a halfback as
has trod Kezar' s turf this nett
eon, made his Drat break in the
third period. Starting from hia
own 25 yard line he slipped
through left. tackle, shook off
tacklers to the midfield etripe
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11111 Military itrathoity doteold
ha Mot Iran Polytechnic load..
tote 13-12 before a crowd of
about 6000 Saturday.
Fullback atelkiett of the Amer
ican cloven Wee I he Kanto's Indi
vidual alai scoring t wo touch
down and converting one extra
point.
A pair of roman! Pluoll'llen
tnaliche to Gottgoraaccountod
for tho Mexicans two touchdowns.
Four Tied for
First Place in
Hockey League
VANCOUVER. H. C., Nov. 22
The Portland Buckaroos,
who yesterday throw the Pacific
Coast Hockey longue into a four
way deadlock for first place, come
here tonight to meet the Van.
couver Lions.
The Buckaroos tied up the lea
gue race by defeating the Spo
kane Clippers, 2 to 0, In it Ramo
marked by much body contact
but only four fouls on each team.
Saturday night the Portland ag
gregation started its road trip
hy losing to the Seoul Seahawks
In Seattle 3 to O.
Football
11CLA la, hilmsouri O.
Michigan Mato 14. San Fran
cisco Univernity 0.
Oregon 24, San Diego 51arines
7.
11111 Illitary 14. Mexico City
Polytechttle 13.
Santa Mara 27, Consaga O.
Vi ilatiora 25, Loyola (Lop
Angeles) O.
ISport Briefs I
By EDDIE METZ
WINSTON-SALEM. N. C.. Nov.
29 tP)--That 6.6 tie with tittorgia
Tech probably saved Harry
Mehre's Job at Georgia Best
end in the country in this book
is timid to of Pittsburgh
(How that boy can go to town)
It he hadn't been on the
shelf so much with injuries ha
probably would have made every
allAmetrica.
Both Dizzy than and Van
Lingle Mango may he traded this
week and you can sue us It
Mango doesn't bring a better
price than the Dazzler O. IL
Keeler, the Atlanta Journal ex
pert, who knows as much about
got( as any man in the country.
says Estelle Lawson Page, the
new wotnen's champ. is I better
goiter than Mesa Stirling at her
best.
Pitt ignt interested In any bowl
bid except the one, from Califor
nia . J. Curtis Sanford, prod
of -
dent f the Cotton Bowl at Dallas,
dangled a certified check for
150,000 (as R minimum autumn
under Coach Jock Suther
land's nolo at Durban', N. C..
Saturday night, lint it Wrin no
dice 0. And It buil at all certain
that Pitt would accept a hid from
Pasadena . North Carolina'a
two mile relay team is the good!'
and should be seen in New York
this winter Having misaed
out on Pitt. the Cotton Howl will
invite Forclham or Santa Clara
In that order.
North Carolina fans are boil
trig because Coach Ray Wolf play
ed his Met team lees than 10
minute,' againnt Virginia The
boys shelled out 12.50 each and
figured they were entitled to sec
the team that licked Duke.
The night before the Duke-Pitt
game there was a discuasion On
how good Clint Frank is One
Hone editor said, "that follow
may be tops In hie own league.
hut you've got to chow me he'd
go place,' in other league,,'
lin McMillin, Indiana coach, Raid.
"I've omen many football players
I think I know what to ex
tinct of them Frank can run,
1116 can pass, he can kick and ho
can block What eine . do you
expect of a back?" The
heckler AMA up There were
a lot of out-of-town coaches at
Durham for Duke and Pitt
All agreed Pitt is the oulatanding
eastern candidate for the Rose
Howl with Fordham ancond
Alabama'a cream puff schedule
hurt it with the coachea,
CORVALLIS, Nov. 29 (IP)
The Multnomah club of Portland
will give the Oregon Rate col
lege basketball teem Its first pre
conference test hare Friday. The
Beavers meet Portland university
Saturday.
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STRENGTH MAY
DECIDE MATCH
Smolinskl, Lott Rated AS
Among Toughest Grap
plers Seen Here.
An exPloidon of terrifie
mite, Perhaps silth &mounting re
nulls, appease in prospect for the
K1111111101 At rine umuli,
night, when hard-headed Jimmy
Lott of Alabama end roughneck
Joe Hine linski of Poland are
scheduled to collide hi a main
event wrestling match.
Fans rate Lott and gmelineki
UN Just about the tougheat pair
ever to pilaw in the local torture
temple and certainly the touith
eat ever to appear simultistosounly.
As a result. the guys who regu
larly plunk down their good,
round silver on the armory till
figure Almost anything may hap.
pen Tees, ley night.
Lott is pretty generally credit
ed with holding the edge in
speed. The short but amesinglY
;strong former University of Ala
bum blocking back etartled the
wrentling public leist week by th
11101111tO 111 whIih he ran circle.
, around big Bed hyons,
Lott may AINO have Just a
touch of an edge in grappling
prowess, the infinitesimal mar
gin being supplied by hie "re 00000
neek-breisker," a sensational hold
and ono AS dell111141111 as ever WAS
placed on display locally. ,
But the seat for 'vitalist, end
less, IIIIOHNIVO brutality which is
the principal traitemerk of the
growline, inserting Smolinski is
expected to counterbelence any
advaninge Lott may hold in other
respects. It plenty of the faith
ful opined that the bout would
resolve itself, like the Swedish
hand game, into nothing more
or less than a test of ruggedneas
and brute strength.
Both boys hero plenty of those.
The customers, &Imola untiel .
snowily, retuned to risk a guess
Oil the outcome of a Steve I:hornets-Beek
Nichols affair, slotted
in the middle position.
They like Sterlich with his en
gaging personality. his beautiful.
1y-exeuted leg work and his
astute generalship. but they aren't
willing to place their money
against a follow of Nichols repu
tiltifill, sight IIIINNVII.
Nick, as you probably know,
has twice been world light heavy
weight champion and is still
pretty close to the top. The Tuve
day night match with Sterlich
will be his only showing here this
trip, for he must return Binned
listely to southern California, and
so the bee is apparently on both
wrestler. to phoot the works in
quest of victory.
Sterlich, at any rate, can be
counted upon to put his best foot
forward.
The card opens with a battle
between Popeye Pat O'Brien and
Mike Burke of Okinhonse City.
As in the case of the literlicis
Nichols match, interest in this
struggle appeared to be general
but betting meager, largely be
cause Burke will be making his
first Incei appearance and O'Brien
hemn't wrestled hero for Over a
year.
t)n the basis of advance re-
fp,00lotos)..0 hwowl will vehro, volt oiseenefmys flikely
oo-
po rt unity to screw up his face,
spit on his fists and move in with
his haymakers. Burke la geld to
be the kind of a bloke who will
tantalize O'Brien from the start.
Oregon City
Refuses to
Meet Salem
SALICM. Nov. 29 finOregon
City high school rejected Salem's
invitation today for a poatseason
contest for the Oregon Inter
scholaatie football ChittilD101111111P
Coach Harold Mullett of the
Pioneer!' informed Coach Harold
Hank of 811,10111 nentiment at Ore
gon City opposed the game, Pio
neer supporter!' felt that the vic
tory over Bend determined the
title.
Although Salem ham not boat to
an Oregon opponent, it met de
feat againat Camas. WW2.
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