MONDAY, OCT. 17, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN ,
Leonard Leads
Villanova To
Grid Heap Top
Wildcats Rampage
Nets Scalps of
Three Major Foes
VIl.LANOVA. Pn. INRAi Vlll.
nova's rlM to ronlritdrrahlp fur
rastrrn honors, rated ahred of Cor
nell and a tins arrnnd I" Armr
In th Ijimbrrt Trophy ranking, U
Hit 14 football success story.
The surprising Wildcat Jour
nryed to Oollrge Htatlon to brat Trx
at A. and M., upwt Hrnn Stale
In the Nlttany Uona' lair, whlpprd
out to Detroit to wimp Detroit U.
They were conalrtered a rlnrli In
(heir f Irat honia tlart aialiut Balnl
Mary's.
Jim iMinard, who look over Hit
relna laet spring, srnna to have
worked mlrarlra.
.rmiard ee virtually unknown
III major rollrg ranks, although ha
la A produrt of Noire llimr, and
roarhed fha rituburgh Hlrrlrra for
two seeaona brfore thr latr Or.
. Jork Nulhrrland waa hired.
Whrn Vtllnnova rngagrd him to
urreed Jordan Ollvar. tnnard
waa completely out of football and
growing pot at or t on a farm below
Camden. N. J. at Mulllra Mills.
Ttia alorv la that l,roiiard waa
hired by Villanova from among 57
appllranta oecau thr other 54
wrota in. Ionard appearrd In prr
aon. Ho la an Imprraalve frllow.
pounds, with a calm, quirt air of '
confidence.
Leonard once played at fit. Jo
aeph t Prep In Chilly, traveling 30
mllM tvery day from Pedrlrktown.
N. J. Ilia coach there waa Ank
Hranlon, whom he later aaalated at
Holy Croaa alter a three-year term
aa head coach at St. Pranrla, Lo
retto, Pa.
Ilia aervlre with the Bleelrra
i then combined with the Eagleal
followed that.
At Notre Dame he played two
yeere at fullback and one year at
guard, one of three who have done
that for the Irth. Leonard played
one year under Knute Rnckna,
three years under Hunk Andrraon
at South fiend. Following hla gradu
ation In 1913. he played four yean
at fullback for Bert Bell on the
Eatlea. and called signals,
Leonard tinea the orthodox T. aa
promulgated by Oeorga italaa with
the Beam, but one In a while
ahlfta Into a winged T. and aome
tlmea th iplll T. spacing hla enda
wide. Hla variation are for n per If le
purpoaea the apllt T to get added
power In deep enemy territory, the
win ad T with art flanker to lure
the drfrnae Into declaring Itself.
Leonard found hlmaelf gifted with
eome 19 lettermen. good material
and eome likely aophomorea. He
had a lot of morale-building to do.
a well aa teaching the playera hU
type of T block.
'"Ilia beat man, Teonard says. Is
Ralph Paariuarlello. 330-pound
amaahlng fullback. Ralph haa
speed, hiu a line with the game
abandon aa Bronco Nagurakl.
Villanova haa a fine veteran
quarterback In Steve Romania, a
big fellow Who paaae auperbly, plua
a whlpfaat Junior wlnghack named
John Oeppl.
Th line la not over-large, with
four lU-poundrr. It U big in one
pot. though, where 300-pound John
Bandtuky operate, at left tackle.
John doesn't look foolballlah, with a
big rubber tire around hla walit.
But he haa amailng apeed and
agility for a fellow who look over
weight, one of the football rarl
tie like Tate Henry or. more re
cently. Vern Miller at Harvard.
Notre Dame, Army Tower Over Nation's Grid Teams
NEW YORK. Oct. 17 (At-Nn'rt
Dame and Army, two longtime
rlvala who decided to quit feuding
with each other, towered like a
pair of roloaal over the college fool
ball world today wllh no linme
dint downfall In tight.
Blnre they don't collide, who It
to atop then new, powerlnd edi
tion of fighting Irll.ll and Ulitik
Knighta of Hie lludaou being com
pared with tome of the grealeat
machine of the paalf
Notre Dame haa Uie tougher
achedule but II should raune little
trouble to the team thai man
handled highly-rated Tulaue Bat
urday at Bouth Bend. 48-7.
tn breaking the back and heart
of the Dixie powerhouae, the fourth
ranked eleven In the country, Prank
Lcahy'i athlete ran to 32 their
trlng of drfealleaa gamea. Th
liKked aa If they could go aa many
mure without taking a deep breath.
The Irish rent th.v week before
tackling Navy O l.ber 2t In Bal
timore. Ihen eomea Michigan
State, North Carolina, Iowa, Houih
em Cal and Southern Mttliodlst
In an aweaoin row.
Army, meanwhile, hurdled th
"hump" of Ita achedule week ago
when It amaahed Michigan, the
defending national champions, 31-7,
Th Cadet won their lourth of
the campaign Saturday by blaming
Harvard. 54-14.
Both th Irlah and Carina rolled
up aatronomlcal acorra aa If Jeal
oualy defending their No. I and No.
1 poeltlone, rrapectlvely. In the na
tional standing, rated weekly by
the Associated Prea poll.
Th Cadet, who now hiive only
Penn and Navy aa sertoiir. threat
to an unblemUhed camp'tgr., have
an unbeaten akeln of 15 gnmri.
Army laat defeat waa admin
istered October t. 147, by Notie
Dame, 77-7. ahortly alter the two
HUSKIES.MUSTANGS
KEEP COUNTY LEAD
BTANDINCH
Team W L T
Malln 4 0 0
Merrill 3 0 0
Henley 3 I 0
C'hllnquln 3 3 0
Ollrhrlat 1 3 I
Bonanra ISO
Harred Heart 0 3 I
Bly 0 3 0
Ollchrlat scored flrat on a paaa In
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tip flrat quarter.
'rlday Chlloquln arored a con
vincing win over the Sacred Heartt
Trojana. 3 to 12.
Malln and Merrill
perched atop the county fnntbnll
heap but the Hufiklra had a narrow
aqueak over the week-end.
Merrill Iiwrll Bnapp nil red off
tackle for a 35-yard touchdown run,
thr only counter In Merrill a 6-0 win
oer atubborn llonanr Saturday
afternoon. Aalde from Hnapp'e
Jaunt, the game waa played liulde
the 30-yard markera.
The Mustangs, meanwhile, had no
trouble In downing Ollrhrlat. 33 to
7 Saturday. Srorera for Malln were
Richard Drarll. end. who tallied
once on an end-around arainier and
Sprint Record
JOHANNESBURG. South Africa.
Oct, 17 Daphne Robb. women'i
aprlnt champion of Bouth Africa,
ran 100 yarda In 10 7 aeronda yeater
day a tenth of a aecond better than
the luted world record for women.
Marlene Loses
PORT WORTH. Tex.. Oct. 17 IPi
Beverly Hanaon of Indlo. Calif., de
feated 15-year-old Marlene Bauer
of Los Angelra. 3 and 2. yeaterday
to win the 14th annual women
Texaa Open tournament.
KKIPK HIS lir.AII
TUSCOLA. III. fPiRoy Jone.
farmer of near here. lot hut clotii-
onre on a paaa from led DrMerrltt; I Ing In a combine accident but he
Halfback Jerry Bmalley; Bob Stev- amni ioe nia neao. Alter ne waa
euaoii who crossed over aftrr tuck
ing In one of DeMrrrltl'a paanca;
while DeMcrrltt acored one on a
line plunge.
1
tripped naked, Jonea put on hla
bcH amtle and drove hla tractor
two mllra to find additional clothing
and medical care.
FUNNY BUSINESS
TOSFttP: "VVt. Wl
CHARLES
HUNGRY
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 17 1
Ezxard Charles la a money
hungry champion with few If any
challengers colorful enough to
draw a profitable gate. So the
NBA heavyweight boxing king
open a buay exhibition achedule
here tonight.
He ha a tentative achedule of
some 25 exhibition before year
end. He open against Rex
Layne of lwlston. Utah, here
tonight. Three, more exhibition
this week are on tap: At Los
Angeles Tueaday, Sacramento,
Calif., Thuraday and San Diego
Piiday.
Institutions decided the game had
grown too big" and they should
lay off a while.
While Notre Dame and Army were
Improving their national suture,
Uie sectional pictures were getting
Ir.to sharp focus with the list of
unbeaten, united major teams re
duced to 13.
Thea emerged after the first
month a the top team In their
sections:
Eaat Army. Cornell.
Mldwent Notre Dame. Minnesota.
Southwest Oklahoma, Baylor,
Rice.
South North Carolina, Kentucky.
Par Weal California.
Mlnnraota'a Oophers established
thenwelvea a the likely guest team
In the Rose Bowl by routing Ohio
State, 27-0, for their fourth straight
tr.umph.
Their big teat will come Saturday
when they play Michigan at Ann
i Arbor. The Wolverine. malting
j under two atralght setbacks that
i fractured a 25-gama winning streak,
are expected to bounce back hard
j In an effort to recapture some lost
I prestige.
Michigan was one of the victims
of "black Saturday" that saw
I Bcuthern Methodist, UCLA and
j Villanova rocked from the unbeaten
I ranks In startling upset and re
i airgent Navy battered down by
. Wisconsin.
I The Wolverines bowed to North-
! s r,
i'-tJ Ull -.7:
't. n
kV1
western' twice-beaten Rose Bowl
champions, 31-30. Th defeat, fol
lowing on th heel of th Army
debacle, may knock them clear out
of th first ten.
Rice, with Tobln Rot throwing
three touchdown passes and scoring
another, shattered Southern Meth
odist's winning habits, 41-37. Santa
Clara stunned UCLA, 14-0. Tula
squeezed out a 21-1 victory over
a Villanova team that had won four
straight.
The California Bears nailed a
strong bid to the Rose Bowl by
whipping Southern California, 16
10. Th Bear play Washington this
TuTZ ? m.Ct j "'y .hop .1-ipp.d for bok.d ...m.1 1. $.. Or,-
ten.
Cornell, not on Army's schedule,
emerged a on of the powers of the
East by subduing Yale, 48-14.
Oklahoma, rated the third beat
team In the country. Kept Its
escutcheon clean by rolling over
Kansas, 40-20. Baylor Is unbeaten
In the Southwest conference, beat
ing Texas Tech Saturday, 28-7. Rice
has lost only to Mississippi State.
North Carolina, paced by Charlie
Justice, and Kentucky took over the
front spot In the South after Tnlane
crumbled before Notre Dame. North
Carolina won over Wake Porest,
M-li. Kentucky racked up Ita fifth
in a row, beating the Citadel, 44-0.
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LOS ANOfCLES. Oct. 17 tPl The
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Picture of the new Douglas AD
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OTI Intramural basketball teams
Will begin play October 34. Ath
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Diesel will probably rule the
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and from 7 to 10 p. m. for practice
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