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MONDAY, OCT. 3, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON CADETS, MICHIGAN TANGLE SATURDAY Trojans, Ohio State Mix By Tlx Associated I'reae Army ind Mlrlilitim, two of Ilia pat Inn college fiKillmll IIImiii, rlush In an old-time Dotmyhindk Hulur diy at Ann Arhr. Although tll" tiMilmbly will rule M Hit No. 1 Iraces nf Hit day, Irish Win But Leahy Explodes Bobby Riggs Couldn't Beat 'em, So He'll Run 'em VBSIllllS""i - ', w ' diacaa Hatutday-tl A1 -li Cerh Kmnk f rout Washington HOUTH IIKNIJ. Ind. Oil. t Ml Who lot hurt 111 most In thai Washington - Notre Iame raitoll uru rJatutday the Huskies or Uahy? Ion backs and a lineman ("t damaged a Notie Dame brlalrdly turnrd cm lla tram at ttrattle and rulied to a 37-7 victory. nut Leahy's fcrlings mere hurt. Hi- put In a big blut on the ol (Irlallni and asserted "we had to play four extra men " Notre Dame lost 1.15 yards In pen alties In the contest, while Wash Initon was art back 30. tahy aoundrd off Imdedlately after the game. Hp null hadn't coded off by the lima he reached Chicago last nllht. IIP related till chanri: The officials did Ihelr best to protect roast ronferrnre football, hr derlarde angrily, addliif ha was Hired of arrrptU! Incompetence pHttclr and srlllioiil comment." Howl Oilrll. roarh of the llua. alee, waa taken somewhat abark by all thin. He aald In Seattle he was "surprised and disappointed that Mr. I.eahv would make such a stale, men. They're all lood football of llrlala." Leahv was plenty bitter about the whole Ihlnc. "The offirials today all four of Ihem tried their beit to even un a football lame. And that goes!" he aald after the game. -They wouldn't even explain lha penalties they railed to our raptaln. "Sol a one of Ihem, none of the four, ever will offlrlate another tsine for Notre flame aa long at I am associated with the school." The Mlrlals were ttrferee Thomas I). Wilson, from College of Ihe raelflri I'mplre William f'orbns. Stanford ; Head Linesman W. H. Frarer. fioniags, and fr'lrld Judge Kltrond T. Htarburk, f'lilrago. I.eahy also had charged that tlx Officials hnd refined to explain the penalties to Notre Dnme Captain Leon Hart. That Is false." Wilson replied. "We explained every penalty as It lose." seveial oilier tilts ate rsli-ulnted I to hnist the blood picssine. For Instance: Texas and Oklahoma. lh n Htnte and Houthriu Cali fornia at Ids Angeles. And down In llallimore, a re juvenated Navy eleven tackles Duke. There are plenty of others on tap, too West Point's new team, showing tu Minx of weakness through grad uation, plaslerrd Henri Hlate last week. 42-7. Michigan carved out 27-7 verdlrt over Htanford. Oklahoma pinned a 33-1:1 defeat on Texas A. Ac M. and Texas tuned up for Ihe Honncrs by taking Idaho apart. M-7. Ohio Hlate continued lis lilith scoring antics by submerging In diana, 41-7, and Southern Califor nia had no trouble downing Wash ington Hlate. 3S-7. for the second week In a row. Duke came through flying, patting Tennessee 31-7. Navy's young mid shipmen overpowered Princeton, 3B-7. Notre Dume pollnhrd off Wash- liiKtnn, 37-7. Minnesota entertains Northwest ern In nun .of the Midwest's maor ttays. Minnesota sank Nebraska, 26-11. last week, while Pittsburgh scored the day's major upset by knocking off Northwestern Rose llowl champs, 14-7. In the deep Houth. Tulane rolled oer Ocorgla Tech, H-0. North Carolina took 31-14 ver dict over Ocorgla. In the Houlhwest. Routhrrn Meth odist remained among the unbeaten by outlasting Missouri, 38-27. Ily IIAHHV t.KAVaON NKW YORK INEA) Robert Klvga had to overcome the psycho logical disadvantage of the email athlete til Male the heights. And whrn Hobby filgga could no lonier handle Jack Kramer's sec ond serve on their tour, the Utile Man Who Walks I.Ike Duck had Ihe answer for that one too. If! ItlKgs couldn't beat 'em, he d run I 'em. Ho Riggs kuppliiuu Jack llnrrls as i tne No. 1 professional teunla pro moter. He came out of his long road show 'with Kramer with SKKJOfiO after taxes, and la Investing SUO.OOO in I'-iucho Onrigalra. Mill Race Dunking Ban Imposed 1 Kt'OENE. Oct 3 i. University of Oregon fraternities have been warned not to dunk pledges Into the mill race because of pollution of the i water. ' I Dr. r'red N. Miller, health serv- ; he officer of the school, said one sinus Infection hud been traced to a , dunking during the recent rushing I period. Kramer and Oonzalea, men with big serves, open a tratu-contlnenUI Junket at Madison Square Osrden. ctober 34. ftrinvalra has a nrlvllr.. of In tier rent. Kramer eeu 3ft oer cent, ao I there you have the strange situation of the challenger being paid more than the champion, perhaps for the first time In any sport. That's how badly they needed the gaudy Mexl rsn kid from Los Angeles. Pancho may not have gone to school any great distance, but It Is obvious that as fur aa he went mathematlca was his best subject. Prank Parker and another Pan cho, the two-handed Begura, are go ing along for the ride. Rlggs will play only part time. He's strictly an entrepreneur from here on In. Oonrsles six fret two. 180 pounds won Ihe national singles at 20 on his second eastern awing, a remark able feat, and repeated this sum mer In a dramatic comeback against Ted Behroeder. Tennis play ers Improve from 30 to 34 or 2ft. William T. Tllden II. for example, wasn't champion until he waa 37. Making Oonzalea' rapid rise a 1 1 the more extraordinary la the fact that he waa for some time denied the privilege of competition because he was a bad boy. Young Oonzalea Is remindful of I black panther, and like that Jungle baby Is likely to strike at any mo ment. He was Just born that way, would have stuck out In any game. It Just ao happens that hie mother handed him a racket that cost her 61 centa to keep him off the streets and out of trouble when he waa 14. 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