SATURDAY, SEPT. 17, 1949
HERALD AND NtWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE NINt
font (goes To Air For
7-0 Win Over Pelicans
SHAW FIRES
TALLY PASS
TO BERRIE
Th Grant Generals struck u1
denly through tin ilr 1st In the
third period lt mailt an Modoc
llrld for a Jfl-yard Imirhriown stab
nd booted th estr point to crvi
nut 7 lii 0 win over th Klsmsth
Pslls Pelicans.
Th psss allot (rum th accurate
rm ol Oeoiut nhaw to Knd Len
llerrl who lobbied th ball on
tlm four-yurd Una and crashed 111"
way over for the score.
Fullback Al Hansen nudged the
ball over tha crossbars for lh extra
dlult wllh Hhaw holdliif.
Both trania allowed ipenlhg-gine
raggednca and the officials were
given a workout walking oft penal
Ilea. Clrant wu pensllted 71 yards,
the Pets 6,
Esch tram tallied tourhdowna
thai were called back on penalliea.
In Hie aecond quarter Joe Dentrtra
koa plied over from the aeven yard
line afier a dowufield drive art up
by a recovered fumble. The play
waa called back and a five-yard
penalty Imposed for an offaide In
fraction. Just before the pay-off paaa In
the Uilrd quarter, Halfback Dale
Duff scored for Oram when he
elltiiered around end for a 25-yard
gallop but ecaln an official offaide
penally nullified the acore.
H 'MHI.KH
Duff fumbled on the next play
but recovered after loaing all yard
On the fallowing play Mhaw fired
Uie touchdown paaa.
In the flrat half, the Pellcana had
the upper hand, holding the Gen
erala U play between the 40 yard
Jlnea.
The Oenerala received the open
ing klikotf and after driving to
the Pelican 40-yard line, were
forced to punu Duff booted into
the end aona and the Pela look
over on their own 20 and immedi
ately started a determined down
field drive.
The Pela worked up to tha Oram
43-yard line, reeling off three flrat
down with Demelrakoa, Oene Carl
eon and Oaynor llurk slicing off
lane hunka of yardage.
Bob McPheraon fired a paaa, til.'
(ml for the Pela for the evening,
and Bhaw intercepted on the 25
and galloped back to the It.
Tight defensive Una work buttled
both team for the remainder of
the flrat quarter. -
Midway In tha aecond quarter,
Klamath got their flrat big brras
of the contest Duff fumbled on Uie
Oram 85-yard line and Bill Toole
and Demetrak'ia recovered.
DIDN'T IOUNT
Thla aet the seen for the Pelican
acore Dial didn't go In the record
book. Carlaon reeled oft a flrat
down with a 15 -yard ramble,
cracked through fur eight yard a
few play later and then aet up
another flrat down on the aeven
yard line.
Al Una point Demelrakoa took a
hand-off and croaaed the goal but
the play waa called back.
Tha Pelican threatened again
lata In the flrat half. After a punt,
the Red-and While pulled their
beat offeruivt play.
With the oval on the 44-yard
line, McPheraon rifled a ahurt paaa
to Schubert who. In turn, lateraled
to Carlaon coming up from the
wing poaltion fur a 26-yard gain,
putting til ball on Oram a 20-yard
line.
But McPheraon fumbled two
playa Uuir and Urani a Dean Po
chert recovered.
An early General threat early In
the aecond half mlaaed fir when a
Bhaw to Heme paaa miued by
Inchea a flrat down on th Pell
can 17-yard line.
Th Oram drive waa aet up when
Hansen latched onto one of Mc
I'heraon throw deep In Pelican
territory.
The Pelican drove deep Into
Oram turf only once In the laal
half but another fumble (topped a
puaalble ecu re.
Th Pelican threw paaae In an
attempt to reach paydlrt In th laat
half but only on connected.
Two outstanding weakneaaea In
the Pelican attack were their pass
ing attack and lack of Interfer
ence for ball-carriers on nd aweepx.
Kluslv Oaynor lluck, wllh some
protection, would likely have gut
away on aeveral occasion but he
had to go It alone.
An estimated 400 saw th open
ing gam.
Aragon Cools
Tony Chavez
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 17 0V-Art
Aragon, flashy Ixw Angeles light
weight, extended his knockout
trlng by belting out Tony Chsves
of Bn Jose, Calif., In the first
round last night. It wu tha seventh
knockout In the last nine fight
for the 31-year-old Aragon.
Sourhworth
Will Be Back
COLUMBUS, O.. Sept. 17 (P)
Billy Southwnrlh, mnnager on sick
leave from th Boston Braves, I
going back to th hub city next
year.
Th 66-year-old pilot of the 1946
National league pennant winners
yesterday spiked all rumor that
hi sudden unannounced departure
nna month ago waa for any reason
other than hi health.
LI 5 Min. from Town Li
Game Yardstick
Pelicans Generals
Yard from rushing Tf 00
Yarrli from passing 44 HI
Total yards gained (net) . 131 IM
first downs rushing 7 4
first downs passing 2 0
first down iienalty 1 0
Total flrat downs 10 4
Passes completed 2 2
Passes Incomplete . 6 ft
Passea had Intercepted 2 0
Total passes tried 10 I
Total punu . 4 6
Punt average (yards) 34 31
Hall loat on down 1 1
Hall Inst on fumble ..... 2 1
Yards penalized 52 73
Touchdown .... 0 1
Conversion 0 1
Score .... 0 7
Estimated attendance 4600.
PELICAN rMI.L.( AHKVISO
Player Times Yardage Average
Carlson 11 41 2 7
Demelrakoa 10 40 4 0
lluck 13 14
McPherson 3 -9 .3 o
DeChalheau 3 II 3 a
Toole - I -9 -to
Oregon
High School
Grid Scores
Mllton-freewater M. Enterprise 0.
Washington 18. Pendlalon 7.
Prlnevllle 32. John Day 0.
Oram 7. Klamath falls 0.
Henley 6. Lakevlew 0.
Itend l. Cleveland 6.
The Dalles If). Oregon City 12.
Orants Pass 33. Lebanon 0.
Coqulll 45. Ashland 19
Medford 35. Roaeburg 0.
Eugene 30. Myrtle Point 13.
Marshfleld 32. Reedapnrt 13.
Vancouver. Wash. 20. Salem 6.
University 10. Mweet Home 6.
Madras 31, Oakndne 0.
Corvallls 6. Springfield 0.
Toledo 10. Canby 0
E.tarsda 12. White Salmon.
Wash. 6.
Hillsboro 20. Mllwaukie 0.
Sllvertrm 7. Beaverton 7.
Camas. Wash. 24. West Linn 6.
Davton 14. Banks 0.
MrMlnnvllle 12. Jefferson 0.
Hood River JO. Woodburn 0.
Parkroae 2. Rainier 24.
, Tillamook 13. Vemonla
Wlllamlna 13. forest Orove 2.
St. Helens 13. Sherwood 6.
Astoria 13. Bcappoose 0.
Tigard 20. Seaside 7.
Bremerton. Wash 34. Lincoln 0.
franklin HI, Oresham 0.
Roosevelt 6. lnvlrw. Wsh. 0.
Emmrtt 13. Vl 7
Ontario 13. Prma 0
Payette 30. f rultland (
Nysaa IS, Welser t
Redding
Even Up
REDDING.' Calif.. Bept. 17
Th president cup playoff
th far West baseball league are
squared al two gamea each today.
The Redding Brown shut out
th Pittsburg Dlsmonds. 3-0. last
night behind the two-hit hurling
of Perry i8choolboy fisher to
gain the tie.
All of the Redding runs came on
homers. Al Heist got one In the
alxth and Manager Ray Perry
clouted his 15th of the aesson with
a man on In the alxth.
The teams continue the best
four-ln-aeven erle her tonight.
Line acore R H E
Pittsburg 000 000 0000 2 1
Redding 000 001 02x 3 5 0
Simpson and Lucldo; fisher nd
Perry.
Ho Hum! Grade
Adds Tee Crown
PORTLAND. Sept. 17 MV-Oracle
De Mosa, 31-year-old Oregon Btate
co-ed from Corvallls, added an
other golfing crown here yesterday.
She overwhelmed Mrs. J. C. Mer
ron, the former Marian McDougnll,
Portland, 14 and 13, In the final
of th Oregon Women Oolf as
sociation tournament at Wavrrley
Country club.
Queens, Epicures
Meet For Title
PHOENIX, Bept. 17 (At The
Oklnhnma City Sooner Queen
clash with the Seattle, Wash., Epi
cures here tonight In the national
snftball congress world's champion
ship tournament for women.
Loser of th contest will be elim
inated. The winner will meet the
New Orleans champion In the
final game of the evening.
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Anenr Grid Changes
Like women minds, football
rules chanse often In fact, every
year when the rule-makers get Into
a huddle.
There wer some 40 change when
the statute changer put their head
together In New York recently.
However, five are worth mentioning
here because most of them will
make for a faster game from the
spectator's standpoint.
It was annoying In past year for
fans and a headache tor sport an
nouncers and scribes when substi
tute atreamed Into the fray at any
and all times.
This year sub ran enter the
game only when the clock la stopped
er possession of the ball changes
hands. Of course, this still gives
the green Usht la r Is toon changes
from offense to defense and vice
versa, a practice that has been In
effect for year In the general
theme of football speeialliatian.
May Dull Game
One rule change that the fans
may not go for will prohibit the
I cioae-io-center T formation quarter
back being eligible to receive a
I Pss.
, Under the new rule, the player's
i i head not his fert most be a yard
i oar iron ine line af arrlmmage.
inn win rale out men In a posi
tion Is receive a hand-to-hand snap
from the eriler as paaa-ratrhera.
The third rule switch should help
put the same Into high gear. In the
past, a passer that la trapped would
Intentlnnslly ground the ball Instead
of bring banged to the turf for a
loss. The penalty was IS yards
from the line of scrimmage for this
violation.
Under new rule If a loss of the
down and a five-yard penalty from
the spot of the foul. Now passers
will reason: If you're going to lose
a down and the yardage anyway,
why take a penalty along with It?
Wild Scrambling!
The fourth change will make for
some hot scrambling that will be
worth the price of admission. Under
the old set-up when the ball hit an
Ineligible receiver the pas was au
tomatically Incomplete.
Not so now. When the ball hits
an ineligible man and bound loose.
It a fre ball. The new ruling aavs
a pas Is Incomplete only If It hits
th ground (without hitting sn in
visible man) or goes out of bounds.
The flf"i change will make off),
elala happy, t'nder the old law,
when a free ball went out of bounds.
It belonged to the team that last
touched It (as In basketball I.
Thl was, of course, a difficult de
rision for the men In black-and
while to make, especially In the
case, of a pile-up.
Now the free ball hat bounces
out of bounds will go to the eleven
that last had possession.
The coaxial cable between New
York City and Albany, N. Y., which
Is no thicker than a man' wrist,
can handle 1800 telephone conver
sations at the same time.
STREET
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Hornets Nip
Monks, 6-0
Henley Hornet warmed up
their stingers for a possible
county "B" league rhamplon
ahlp by downing lakevlew 10
yesterday. The game, played
at Lakevlew, was a noii-confrr-ence
fray.
Th Hornet acored on third
period pa play from Quarter
back Dick Adams to Halfback
Delbert Arant, The conversion
attempt was no good.
Lakevlew threatened only
once In the contest when they
drove down to th Hornet 20
yard marker. However, they
were held on down by a strong
Henley forward wall.
SPORTS
: ROUNDUP
evevxwily Hugh Fullerton
NEW YORK, Sept. 17 VP-U
Charley Pusart had collapsed on the
canvas Instead of drooping through
the ropes when Rocky Orazlano
started belting him Wednesday
night, he probably would hsve sur
vived that murderous tenth-round
bombing. . . .but even that way,
Rocky 's finishing spurt would have
won him the decision on point. It
was that close on the judges' score
cards. . . .the point Is that a knock
down, followed by the routine o f
wiping off gloves, gives the victim
a lot more than nine seconds rest.
Next step In restoring Orazlano
aelf -confidence likely will be to send
him aaalnat Rockv Castellanl while
fusarl goes against Kid Oavllan . .1
looks like a busy season. . .Branch
Rickey Insists he won't call on the
Dodger farm for iate-sesson help,
meaning principally Montreal s
i Bobby Morgan. . .Branch claims
i the rookies' Inexperience would
hurt rather than help the team.
What a let f baseball fan prob-
; ably have hoped to see actually took
i place In a baseball game al Salls-
bury. Md.. recently when one um
l pire hauled off and socked another
.seems three Delmsr players
! congregated In the "on deck" circle
and when plate umpire, Alfred Pat
ton, told them to leave, one of them
threw a ball at him. Pattern prompt-
, ly chsMd the kid from the game
i . . .William Morris, umpiring on the
bases, rushed In to sec what II was
I all about, got Into an argument with
: Pattern and belted htm one. . . hailed
Into court, Morris was found guilty
! of assault and was fined.
Yale' Tony Lavelll ha decided
to pass up pro basketball and play j
i for the New York athletic club while j
he studies music. Dartmouth' Ed
Leede, a budding chemist. Is con-.
templallng the same move. Both
are on the Boston Celtic list. . . ,
the Cincinnati Reds' fan paper I
loaded wllh Items about farm play
ers these days naturally. . .Rich
mond. Vs . ' Is Jumping the gun a
bit. by staging a "Tobacco Bowl
festival" featuring the Richmond;
vs. VMI football gsme on October;
15. . . Jieste.it bit of unconscious I
humor reported to this department!
I was when Notre Dame s Fran
Leahy, discussing Army's football I
prospects, remarked: "I'm afraid1
their coaches are omewht timid."!
He wasn't talking about the
schedule, either.
The Kings Point Merchant Ms-,
r I n e academy ha a big tackle
named William Stocking. Naturally
they say he can sock . . and Red
I wood high school In Mississippi has
i the Ideal pair a guard named
i Huskey and a halfback named
Trusty. . . Just by way of starting
! a little rhubarb. Oeorge Assistant
1 Coach Spec Towns claims prospect
1 Ing for high school talent hit a new
i low when "Ooal" McMillan, Clem
1 son backfleld coach, kissed a prep
I star as he ran off the field. Mc
Millan says Town was the guilty
I partv. . . neither has explained what
the kid did to deserve such punish
ment. College
Grid Scores
By The Associated Press
PAR JVKST
UCLA 35. Oregon State 13.
Oregon 34. 8t Mary's (Cllf 7.
Whitworth 33. Northern Idaho 13.
Denver 4. Colorado Mines 0.
SOITH
Georgia 25, furmsn 0.
Mississippi 40, Memphis State 7.
MIDWEST
Drake 40. South Dakota 0.
Pittsburgh (Kas) 37, Rolla Mines
Washburn 31, Donne 13.
Simpson 21, William Jewell 7.
Marysvllle (Mo) 27. Rockhurst 13.
Buena Vista 19. York (Neb) 12.
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Loses 9-2
To Pirates
Southpaw Werle
Hurls Victory;
NY, Boston Win
By The Associated Pre
Branch Rickey, baseball careful
cashier, must have had a premoni
tion when he offered Pittsburgh
1200.000 for Willie Werle the first
time he laid eyes on the Pirate
freshman southpaw. .
Rickey, famed for hi shrewd
player transactions, once again was
made to look good last night when
Werle pitched the Pirates to a 0-2
triumph over Brooklyn that damp
ened the Dodgers' pennant hopes.
That waa one time the Dodger
president didn't enjoy being cor
rect. The defeat, coupled with St.
Louis' triumph over Boston. 7-5,
dropped the Brooks two and a half
gamea behind the National league
leading Cardinals.
With only 13 game left to play.
11 of them on the road, the future
look dark for the Dodger today.
There was no Chang In th
American league race as both New
York and Beaton won. The front
running Yankees .maintained their
two and a half game bulge, beat
ing the Detroit Tiger.. 4-1. fred
Hutchinson wa the losing pitcher.
The runner-up Red Sox kept pace.
spanking the St. Louis Brown,
.3-4.
CARDS TORRID
The Red Hot Cardinal continued
to roll, racking up their sixth
straight victory. Warren Spahn,
Boston ace, wa charged with the
loss, the Braves' 13th In their last
14 gamea. The victory wa credited
to Max Lanier, who wa relieved
by Ted Wilka after he wa blasted
for three runs In the seventh.
Tommy Byrne, who make a ca
reer out of beating the Tigers,
tamed his playmate with two hit.
The Yankee southpaw now ha
beaten the Bengal five time thl
season. Bobby Brown batted In
three of the Yank' four run with
a pair of double.
Vern 8tephen walloped hi 37th
and 3tth home run as lefty Mel
Psmell pitched hi 23rd victory
for the Red Sox.
Washington all but eliminated
Cleveland from flag contention
when they nipped the Indians, -4.
A base on balls by Bob feller with
the bases loaded In the seventh
forced in the winning run.
SOX, A'S DIVIDE
Chicago White Sox and Phila
delphia Athletics divided a double-header.
The Sox won the aec
ond game, 6-3. after Dick fowler
had pitched the A to a 5-1 tri
umph in the opener.
Pinch Hitter Mickey Owen. Her
man Reich and Forrest surge
came through with base hit to
give the Chicago Cubs a 5-4 vic
tory over the New York Glsnts
In 10 Innings. Ken Raffensberger
won a pitchers' duel from Ken
HelnUelman as Cincinnati defeat
ed the Philadelphia Phillies, 2-1.
Huskies Rout
Tule, 45 to 7
MERRILL. Sept. 17 A strong
Merrill football team last night
pasted Tulelake In a non-league
opener, 45 to 7, under the light of
the Merrill recreation field.
The Huskte led. 13 to 0. at half
time and In the second half took
advantage of fumbles to roll up the
score.
Touchdowns for Merrill were
scored by Ellis Wilson, quarter
back, three: and one each for Jim
Rleger. halfback: Lowell 8napp.
halfback: Bill Oasser, end; and
Merle Hasklns, end.
Gilbert Youdy. fullback, crashed
oer for the Honkers' lone scor In
the third quarter.
Americans Win
Ryder Cup
OANTON. Eng.. Sept. 17 ()
America's professional ' golfer ral
lied today to defeat Great Britain
for the Ryder cup after having lost
three of yesterday' opening four
some matches.
Cougars Picked
PULLMAN, Sept. 17 (V Wash
ington State ruled a popular two
touchdown favorite today over
Utah State. Coach Phil Sarboa de
scribed the Cougar eleven a the
best he ha had in tour years as
WSC coach. The game was set for
3 p. m.
Ducks
Bruins
CARPENTER
SHACKLED
LOB ANOELE8. Sept. 17 (Pi
Rock and sock, and play It close
to the vest.
That wa the Impression today
in the wake of a surprising display
of offensive strength by the Bruin
of UCLA In walloping Oregon Bute,
35 to 13.
Pew of th throng of 37,427, on
hand for the opening of the Pacific
Coast conference football schedule
last night were prepared for the
lopsided acore.
Certainly tha Uclsns" new coach
from Vanderbllt, Henry R. (Red)
Banders, professed no such antici
pation, and the same goes for Ore
gon State's new mentor. Kip Tay
lor from Michigan State.
But th Issue wa never In doubt
after Halfback Ernie Johnson
took an Oregon BUM punt and
raced It back 01 yards, setting up
the first touchdown wllh th game
barely three minutes old.
The toll mounted to 21-0 at half
time, and ended with a 22-potnt
spread quite different from the
28-0 shellacking the Beaver In
flicted her last year.
The statistic tell the quickest
story 327 yard running to 130.
The Bruin tried only tlx passes,
good for 35 yard and one touch
down. Their main punch wa on
Mother Earth.
Oregon Bute, noted for 1U stout
lines, couldn't hold the Bruin
becks, nor keep the Bruin defense
from piling In to bottle up their
ace halfback. Ken Carpenter, a
gifted triple threat man In any
league.
Carpenter, on a Jump pass, con
nected with one for 44 yard and
a touchdown by his circus catch
ing receiver, Dick Gray. A reserve
back. Oene Morrow, hit Andy
Knudsen, on a scoring play good for
56 yards In the final three minute
of the game. But otherwise It wu
a UCLA celebration.
Co-starring with Johnson. If not
outhlnihff him, was 177-pound
Howie Hansen, whose 64 - yard
touchdown run off hi right end
down the sidelines was tha most
spectaculsr of the night
Oregon State 0 0 713
UCLA 7 14 0 1435
Scoring OSC: Touchdowns,
Gray. Knudsen. Point after touch
down. McGuIre 'place kick).
UCLA: Touchdowns, Johnson,
Wilkinson, Hansen, Schroeder,
Lsmpktn. Points after touchdowns,
Watson 5 (placeklcks).
ISTANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W L. Pet.
Hollywood 101 76 .571
Oakland 09 78 59
Sacramento 03 84 .525
Seattle 02 85 J20
San Diego 00 87 08
San Francisco 84 93 .475
Portland 81 94 .463
Los Angelea 66 109 J77
Last Night' Results
Seattle 5. Sacramento 2.
San Diego 1 Portland 0 (10 In
nings. Hollywood (, San Francisco (.
Oakland 12, Los Angeles 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 88 51 .633
Boston 87 55 .613
Clevelsnd 81 59 .579
Detroit 62 61 .573
Philadelphia 74 67 .525
Chicago 58 83 .411
St. Louis 49 93 345
Washington 45 95 .321
Yesterday' Results
New York 4. Detroit 1.
Boston 12, St. Louis 4 .
Washington 5. Cleveland 4.
Philadelphia 5-3, Chicago 1-6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louts 90 50
.643
.534
328
.483
.479
.438
.407
J7
Brooklyn 88
Philadelphia 75
Boston 68
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Yesterday's ResnlU
Pittsburgh . Brooklyn 2.
8t. Louis 7, Boston 5.
Chicago 5, New York 4 (10 In
nings). Cincinnati 2. Philadelphia 1.
Hollywood, Calif. Art Aragon,
138 i. Los Angeles, knocked out
Tony Chaves, 137 , San Jose, 1.
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Hang Tough
Two Up,
10 To Go
By The Associated Press
Two up and 10 to go. That the
Utu of the loop-leading Holly
wood Star today In the torrid
Coast league pennant chase.
And th outfit which I turning
the heat on the Star I Oakland.
1041 pennant winner. Th Acorn
stomped Los Angeles deeper Into
th cellar laat night. 12-4.
It was the Acorns' fourth straight
triumph over the wtng-cllpped An
gels. The big gun of the slaughter
wa a former Angel, Loyd Chris
topher, who slammed hi 17th and
18th homer.
Hollywood tripped San Francis
co 8-0 to malnuln a two-gam
edge over the Acorns. A nlnth-ln-nlng
double and two single pro
duced the last two run for th
winner after Seal Prank Shofner'i
three-run homer In the eighth had
knotted the count at ix-lL
San Diego blanked Portland 4-0
on Harvey Storey's grand-slam cir
cuit smash In the loth. The pinch
batter blow broke np a great
pitching duel between Padre Dick
Barrett and Ad Llska. Barrett al
lowed three hlU and Llska five.
The Padre lead the series, three
gamea to one.
Seattle won 1U first game from
Sacramento In their current aerie
by a acore of 5-2. Helm Becker
nailed hi 16th round-tripper, with
one aboard, for th winner. Fresh
Marsh also homered for the Sol
on. Denny Oalehouse allowed the
losers but seven hit.
Yesterday's Stars
By The Associated Press
Pitching Tommy Byrne, Yan
kees pitched New York to a bril
liant 4-1. two-hit triumph over De
troit, walking tlx and fanning six.
Battirur Vern Stephens. Red Sox
Blasted hi 37th and 38th home
runs, driving In three run, to lead
Boston to a 12-4 victory over St.
Louis.
Saa Diet. Calif. MUo Savage,
150, Loa Angelea, knocked out Ike
Pa Hon, 163, Loa Angeles. 8.
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Saturday, September 17, 1949
WILLARD HOTEL
12:30 Luncheon sponsored by Klamath Chapter of th Oregon
Council of Republican Women In main dining room.
Mrs. Oeorge T. Oerllnger. Chairman Oregon Council of
Republican Women, and Mrs Fred Peterson. Vic Chair
man of Republican Sut Central Committee, featured
speakers.
6 15 Precinct Committee meeting In th Blue Room.
Sig Unander. Chairman Republican Bute Central Com
mittee, will give report on committee' activities.
6:15 Young Republican -get acquainted" meeting In main dining
room. 7:00 Smorgasbord for all In main dining room. During thla
time ther will be community singing and entertainment
Ticket for Smorgasbord available at the Landry Insurance
Company, LaPolnte, Dick Reeder '. Suburban Lumber
Company. ArgeUinger Real EsUt and Chilcot Smith
Real EsUte.
8 00 Public meeting In main dining room. Brief address by
Vivian McMurtrey, Chairman Young Republican Federa
tion of Oregon. . .
Report on Oregon Legislature by Stat Senator Paul Pat
tenon, Washington County. Question and answer period
following report
Report on 81st Congress by Representative Lowell H.
Stockman. Second District Question and answer period
following report
Here's your chance to qui the legislator on their policie and
the activltle of th United SUtes Congress and th Oregon
Legislature!
Sunday, September 18, 1949
PELICAN GRILL
10:00 Young Republican Breakfast
SAT.
OREGON 1 1
HITS EARLY
BAN FRANCISCO. Sept IT
A dominant University of Oregon
scored three touchdowns and a
f'eld goal last night to defeat Bk
Mary's 24-7, In the first night foot
ball gam In Ban Francisco's Kesar
stadium.
The Oregon club scored IU first
touchdown on a 64-yard drive II "j
minute after the starting klckoff.
The Duck pushed acros another
In the second period. Thla tlm
on a 54-yard thrust. And law In
that aame period they added a field
goal when Guard Chet Daniel
placeklcked from th 27.
Then In the third quarter, th
lads from th Northwest, co-cham-pions
last year of th Pacific Coast
conference, made it 24-0. They
recovered a Oael fumble on St.
Mary' 31-yard line and Fullback
Bob Sander ran It around left end
for the six point.
Daniel, converted all three of
the extra point for th Duck.
St. Mary got their Ion counter
late In th final period. After put
ting the ball In play on Oregon'
21-yard line. Quarterback Dick Jar
aria tossed on to End Dan McOee
han for th touchdown. Bradvlca
converted th extra point.
Oregon , .. 7 10 7 02
St. Mary' 0 0 0 7 T
Oregon scoring, touchdown: Mc
Kay. Bell. Sanders. Field goal,
Daniel (placeklcked from 27-yard
line). Points after touchdown,
Daniel 1 (placements).
St. Mary coring, touchdown,
McOeehan. Point after touchdown,
Bradrtca (placement).
Vandals Choice
MOSCOW. Sept 17 W Idaho"
Vandal wer heavy favorite over
Willamette in their season-opening
football game here today. Idaho
fbpena it sesson with two full
team of lettermen. nut uoacn
Dixie Howell cautioned hi player
against taking th generally con
ceded 20-polnt edge seriously. Th
gam wa set for 12:45 p. m.
Molin Wallops
Bly, 39 to 13
Mslln walloped Bly yesterday on
th Malta field. 3 to 13. Bly I a
nrw member to the county das B
football league.
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