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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 1949 HERALD ANL NtWj, KLAMAiil l-ALLi, oncuUU FACE NINE ClaassenSays: Michigan To Whip Stanford By IIAKOI.I) I.XAHKKN MAJOR HOOPLE WAY OUT ON GRIDIRON LIMB Br MAJOR AMOK II. IIOOPI.K i If l III HUiifnrdl imw Alio. Kophomere Kspr'i I there U a cnp named Van Alstyne Egad, my ituiwllrd readrrsi 1 1 from whom I expect fireworks her you think I hive brrn arlrctiiiii up-1 runiphl seta, )uat run your startled y a prim State's d 1 1 e a t of Army over Uie furerMt tor Oils werk-rnd. ' might b construed by Mima fool- Indeed, yul Your jriiinustlcaUir U plrklni (Stanford Ui brat Michi gan, Indiana to none out unio mute, ball mtncla aa a ma)or upaet, but thin la only a minor surprise to on who haa studied the fourtn dim en and WaahliigUin Hlale to humble the i ,u,i, upei'ia of the aport aa 1 have, mmhty hoau of Boulhern California. ow run along with you. and read Tlila week I am placing heavy t nreM. completely tabulated: atreaa on IX. Oaylor Zlubotny's nn Htale II, Army 1 theories of the redundancy of f I - i Hrown 20, llolr frees 1 alonable rlenienU In the fourth dl- Cornell II. Collate uienalon. Also. I am conlMlmil of prlnrrton 19. Navy Playoffs Tied; Sacs Top Stars By The Aseerlatrd free NEW VOHK. Bept. 30 lIV-Try-I earendaiicy of phmore .tare v, r.rdham 7 Ina to kk Haturrfay'i football win liera while allll unable to aay who will cnmiiete In the coming world series. I.aat werk'a record: 49 correct eelrrtlona, 13 mlaars tor an average of .790. Notre Dame over Washington: Even If Washington built a corral of mountalna they wouldn't be able to keep Eiull I Old Fulkai Hltko In check., ,' Michigan' over Hlauford: Michigan i haa wou 24 In a row. Hianlurda sophomores probably ill make tiila nigged fray but the Wolverlnea appear .touchdown better. I North Carolina over Ororgle: That bruising ' battle North Carolina had last week with North Carolina. Bute la exactly what Charlie Jtutlre and hia mate needed to pull thla . one out of the fire. ' Tulane over Georgia Tech: Eddie Prlre. Tulane fullbark. will (Imply love the middle of the Georgia Tech line. Dartmouth over Penn: The Quakera' powerful 1941 team could beat Dartmouth by only a touch down laat year. Penn lot much by graduation, the Indiana very Utile. PICKH Ml'KTANfiH Southern Methodist over Mil aourl: Tlie Mustangs were fright ened last week by Wake Forest. Dak Walker and Kyle Rote will get Into action early thla week. Northwelern over Plttxburg: The boya who bark their oplnlona with cash aay the big ten club will win ay three tourhdowni. Oregon over UCLA: Navy over Princeton: Here'I where the MIddlea break Oust atrlng of defeata although Oeorge Bella probably will be the game, alar. Checking off the othcra In a hurry: Friday: Wake Forest over Boston college, Maryland over Oeorgetown, Ban Pranrlaco over Loyola of Loa , Angelea. Montana over Utah Btale. Haturday: F.aal: Army over Penn State. Brown over Holy Croaa. Cornell over Colgate, Harvard over Columbia. Lafayette over Syracuse. Ruigera over Amhrrat, Harvard over Coel Ouard. Delaware over Richmond, Duqursne over Muhlenberg, Wes leyan over Bowdoln, Wayneaburf over Randolph-Macon, Union over Rnehoater. Trinity over Wllllama. J Ksulht Nouth Carolina aver Par. " man. Kentucky over Mlaalaalppl. Clemaon aver Norrh Carolina Htale, VanderblH ever Alabama, Virginia MlllUry over Oeorge Washington, Blra aver 11', rm Virginia aver Washington and Lee. William and Mary ever Virginia Tech, Virginia aver Miami (Ohlol, Puke ever Ten nessee. Mlaalaalppl Htale over Bay lor. Mldweaf: Ohio Btate over In ' dlana. Wisconsin over Illinois, Pur due over Iowa. Oklahoma over Texaa A and M. Mlnmaota over Nrbraika, Iowa Htale over Kansas, Florida over TuUa. Colorado over Kanaaa Bute. Houthweati Texas aver Idaho, Houston over Wichita, Texaa Chris tian over Arkanane. Texas Tech over West Texaa Btate. rar Weal: Houlhern California aver Washington HUM, Han Joae Slate aver Brlgham Young, Hanla Clara over Freano, Oklahoma A. and M. over Denver, Hardin Hint' none aver Tempe Hlate. California aver Oregon Slate. College of Pa rifle aver Cincinnati, Wyoming over Colorado A. and M llah aver Arisona. Sunday: Nevada ever St. Mary s. at HUnford and Indiana. On the oUi- Harvard M Columbia T er ha:id, Washington HUle will car- .rMn jsj, Dartmouth 7 Northweatrrn 27, Pitt Indiana II, Ohio HUte 7 llllnola 29, Wlaronaln 11 ry out IU upaet of the Trojans most- ly by virtue of Its seasoned veter-1 ans. I Coach Marrhmonl Bchwart! a t Purdue 2, Iowa 12 Stanford will gamble with two able Hlanforrt 20 Michigan II footballera named Knrkortan and Minnesota 19. N'rbraaka 7 llugaalan. May I ask you not to Ntr, name 21, tVaahlnaton f luae sight of the antics of the ath- i Michigan Hlale 33, Marquette 14 Iowa Hlale ID. Kanaaa 11 Colorado 29, Kanaaa HUte 7 Ho. Melhodlat :), Mlaaaurl If 4 I Oklahoma 14, Trias A. and M. I i ' Rice 27. l.oulalans Hlale 13 ; I VanderblH 19, Alabama 7 Arkanaaa 21, Tel. Christian I Baylor 29. Mies. Hlale II Tenneaaee 13, lluke 7 Tulaa IS, Horlrte ( Oeorgla 29, North Carolina 13 Tulane 21, Oeorgla Tech 13 Mlaalaalppl 19, Kenluckv 7 California 20, Oregon Hlale It M'aah. Htale II, Ho. Calif. 13 H I II II II HC (ItoD B(i i Oregon, UCLA Clash In Top Coast Game LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30 iP) touted as a solid contender for the I 'Red) Sanders and a' spirited i Q-back Earl Stella and TJclaraf Ambltloua Oregon and surprising I nrum inai wnacara urmon oww sm, johnaon, Howard Hansen The Bruins of UCLA, who were !'" "i""""" TJie Pacific Coul WW puyoiia .".'0: not nil Is d. mKh lha hiimm to whip a slightly are now squared .11 .round with Zr ',.."-r7. " . ' r7.T" have scored auccee.lv. wins over !" .t low. City eacn oi tne lour ciuo. gam, f tn. week-end. 1-1 record. i Oregorli defending co-champion The 'Sacramento Bolons evened i.nrf unh.ten in cnnfrn- up last night with the champion , blt tor 14 Kamn stretching back liuiiywooas oy virtue oi earned rune In the 10th Inning. The Burs' ahorutop Oeorge Oenovea bobbled two chances to put two runners on base. Then Joe Marty singled one home and Jim Tabor smacked long fly .J eend In th. other. The final score wai 4-3. two aeaaona. cornea south this year spilled but week by Idaho Bleu, 13-1. Lewis and Clawk also drubbed IU first opponent, Weatern Wash ington, and then fell before South- Ban Diego racked up six runa In ,tm Oregon, 30-7. Just quick duck Into the prog nosticating booth today and then to eelUo back and watch the up sets roll by. I'll string with the Oregon Duck, but ouly after . lough struggle and . nun of touch downs. Oregon by 7 points, to acore three touchdowns to the Bruins' two. Thla Isn't the time for Mich igan to topple from IU grid pedeaUl t v e n though the Stanford In dians are riding high. Michigan by 13 pomu. . . Oregon Bute RKD IICRO may hand California . few anilout niomcnu but the Bears should cop thla one handily by two touch downs. Southern California ahouldn t have dilllculty In walloping the The first bell to be u.ted .top a church la believed to have been placed by the Bishop of Nol. .bout 400 A. D. Eugene, Bend Mix Tonight Oregon high schools will wind up with . series of garnet testing the dozen teams that lumped to the their September schedule tonight front In early running. Two of the big ones come In Cen tral Oregon. Eugene and Bend, both big six powers, will tangle at Bend. Granu Pass, the defending aute champion, also will Invade the terri tory for a game at Redmond. Two other big six opponents. Al bany and Salem, collide at Salem. Mllton-Preewater. one of the top entrlea from Eastern Oregon, will the first three Innings and went on from there to Uke . to 6 decision from Oakland. The Oak. threw . scare Into the Padres In the sixth when Dick Krhoakl slammed . three run homer to make the score 7-S. The Oaks added .nother one In the seventh but the Padrea picked up two tn the eighth to clinch It. Tonlght'i probable pitchers: Sacramento (Ken Holcombe 19- 10p. at Hollywood (Pinky Woods 23-13.1 Ban Diego (Lyman Linda 14-15), at Oakland Charles Oaswway l-9i. The teams meet Saturday night. In the other gamea Whitman, winner of IU lone sUrt. travels to Spokane to play Whltworth to morrow; Linlleld. winner of two straight, plays Oregon College of Education at Monmouth tomorrow night: Willamette, which has won one and lost one, will be host to I'Chlco Bute tomorrow night: Paci fic haa an open date. Oregon Bute and low., and die- Saturday. Rival ground gainer, include Woodley Lewis. Oeorge Bell and Bob Sanders for Oregon, guided by played surprising strength In regis tering them. Upward, of 40.000 fans .re ex pected to Me whether ill Oregon la .11 that It Is cracked up to be. or 12) whether UCLA is a real darkhorae title contender. The Oregon, lost four outUnd Ing players from IU 1948 Cotton Bowl aggregation Ends Dick Wil kin, and Dan Oarza, Center Brad Ecklund and his superb passing sur. Norman Van Brocklln. Coach Jim Aiken supposedly haa shifted his offense to offset the lose of his aerisl weapons. HI. new wing men are better at block ing then pass receiving and the defense, according to critic.. In the north. Is .a sound aa last season. Countering Aiken'. T-verslon style of play will be the conserve- I Central Washington tire single wing play of Heary R. Lutheran 0. College Grid Scores Missouri Valley 30, Ottawa IXau 6. Nortneastern Oklahoma A&M 13, Connor. Oklahoma Aggie. 0. West Liberty 13, California (Pa) g. Puget Sound 27, 8t. Martin. (Wash) 0. 12. and Cliff Schroeder, plua good re serve back, on each .quad. Klckoff 1:30 p.m. (Pacific stand ard time). West, Woods Play For Golf Title John West and WUIa Woods win match shoU Sunday at Reamea for the championship bauble. The pair will play 30 holes. ' Other winner, tn the country club tournament are Frank Tarr, first flight; Norman Moty, second flight; Ed Robinson, third flight; Fred Scott, fourth flight, and We. McNee 8r fifth flight. In the senior tournament (for men Si and over) Dick Miller beat R. R. Macartney. J. W. Kern. .bested Bob Sproat and H. R. Per Pacific rln whipped J. R. Shaw, to enter 'the quarter-finals. Pioneers, Coyotes Tangle By The Associated Frees Northwest conference play begins thla week-end with the Lewi, and Clark Pioneer, of Portland Invad ing Caldwell, Idaho, to meet the defending champion., the College of Idaho Coyotes. The other four conference team, play non-conference opponents. College of Idaho, generally fa vored to repeat for the title. bowled over IU tint opponent. C .TK AIDE OKI You can't get more . . why pay - w v Journey to The Dalles. Another Southern Idaho, but In turn wa. highly rated Eastern Oregon pro- ! duct. La Grande, haa an open oate. Baker will play at Nysaa, and Pen dleton will be host to Central Val ley of Washington. In Southern Oregon Ashland will Washington BuU eleven, one of Uie go to Klamath Fall and Redding, weakest Cougar teams In years. Trojans by 20 points. Washington vs. Noire Dame Picking this one Is eay. The dif ficult Job Is to gueaa whether the rugged Irish can acore a four, five or aix touchdown win. Ill say Noire Dame by 30 pomu. Here at home tonight: The Pel Icana will be weakened with the loaa of Donn Van Lue and Keitn Donahoo. But this may be the time for the Pelicans to elicit In the offensive department. I see the score on this one: Pelicans 13, Ash land 6. The Oregon Tech Owls are rolllnit high, wide and rough. This one will end In the neighborhood of Oregon Tech 2, Eastern Oregon 7, Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Prrsa Batting Duke Bnlder and Carl Purlllo. Dodgers, each hit a home run with two men on base to lead the Dodgers to a 9-2 victory over the Boston Brave. In first game of doublrheader, .. Pitching Murry Dickson. PI ralra hurled the Buca to a 7-2 vic tory over the Cardinals, which knocked the St. Lout, tram out of first place. Calif., will Invade Medford. Both visitors are expected to lose. In Northwest Oregon's top clashes Writ Linn will be at Hlllsboro and MrMlnnville at Nrwberg. Other gamea: Ontario at Emmett, Vnle at Payette, Lakevlew at Ma dras. Roseburg at Myrtle Point, Handon at Coqullle. North Bend at Reedsport. University lEugene) at Cottage Orove, Corvallla at Lebanon, Sweet Home at Springfield, Dallas at Canby, Esucada at Mt. Angel, Independence at Amity, Molalla at Sandy, 8llvrrton at Woodburn. Forest Orove at Beaverton. Oresham at Camas. 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