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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN No Roses For California Bears -At Least Not Yet LOS ANC1KI.KS, Oct. 91 V-California may hav Uie Inelrte track In the run (nr the Rim Bnwl but ther ar four rival 111 tit PkIIIo Coast conference unwilling to eon Willi th holinn Jilit yet. In whit Ri( Ten adherent de. rib aa gallant effort to aav tlx lierkeley lleare from a hnrrlbl tat Ill Un cleaale New Year'e Day affair, Orrgon, UCLA, Southern California and Stanford arc willing, avail anxious, to take ovar Uia assignment aiialtul tha moiutrra from Uia Mid west, prnbahly MlnnaaiiU. Two of tha irarloua volunteers, Oirguii and tha Trojana of UrM!, meet In a do-or-dla-ln-Uia-affort struggle hrrt tomorrow. K LA. with threw large vlclorlee and nary a defeat In conference competition, la certainly aUII In Uia picture. That I4-. blank tha Bruin draw with Bant tiara, tha eoaat'a laadlnf Independent, dora not eonnt In tha Koaa Bowl campaign. Nor can Stanford ba eliminated flora tha Been until annieon al baata 'am. Tha oonfaranaa standings aa of thla data: California, ona confer anca win, no loaaaa; UCLA, thre wlna, no lueses; Oregon, two wlna, ona lnaa; UHO and Stanford, ona win and ona loaa apiece. California engage tha Injury harassed Washington Huskta at Berkeley tomorrow; Blanford takaa oo an Incrtaalngly dangaroua Or ion BUta eleven at Palo Alto, UCLA will gat a ruggad taat In th Northwaat agalnat Waahlnglon HI at at Pullman, and tha blggaat brawl of tha week-end, M Indlcatad before, will ba hra between Or agon and UBC. Hounding aat tba eoofereae schedule, tha tw etepchlldrea of tha league, Idaha and Montana, Ungla In Ihalr annual atruggla at Mluoula. Orrgon, a aurprtaa loacr U UCLA thraa waaka ago, now haa a tram tliat UHC Coach Jefferson Cravalh thinks la tha ana left that could beat California. Tha Webfoot. eo-de-fandlng r ban pi ona, are aiming at another bowl gama, preferably tha ana with tha roar. Tha Cravathmtn, on tha other hand, for tha flnt tlma thu aeason will ba abla to atart aeven first string man In tha Una. They'll atlU ba minus two outstanding men' In Halfback Jay Roundy and No. Two Quarterback Wilbur Robertaon. Tha Trojans were far from dejected ovar tha setback to California and have reason to believe they could taka tha Bean In a rematch If they were at full strength and got any thing but bum breaks. Lynn Waldorf's Berkeley Blues should bava no great threat from Washington. Not unless aome of Howl Odell'a Huskies suddenly throw away their crutches. One again Red Banders' I'CLA team grta a "teat." It'a been a teat" nary time they've played. They were hardly fired bp for Santa f.'Ura but the fact remains the Hanla Clara Una whipped th Brains. Whether Washington lUu ran duplicate Uia fate Is problemat ical. Stanford got bark on tha beam In swamping Washington. Oregon Slate could throw them off again but this Is doubtful. SPORTS " ROUNDUP rwMy Hugh FulUrton NEW YORK, Oct 11 UP) Nick Cultope "resignation" as manager of Uia Milwaukee Urewara appar ently confirms tha word received here the other day that Uia Braves weren't happy about Nick's habit of hangUig onto big league castolfs In tired of developing new proepecla. . Nrst move probably will ba for Rip Collins to move from Hartford to Milwaukee and Ernie While from llliirfleid, W. Vs.. to Hertford. . . . Maybe Uia West Virginia spot will be given to Jeff Heath. . . Alex Kelliier. who won 30 games tor the Athlellca this season, originally waa lined for 150 by the Turaon, Aria., rlub, then a Cincinnati farm. . . . The Rede bigwigs thought Alex waa "too fat and too thick across th chest" to become a good pitch er, so they let him go lor paanuta alter Kellner refused to play for th same. Michigan but claims to have the smallest big-Ume football tackle m Hi-pound Don Coleman, but the rlpartana found out a year ago that he's plenty rough. . , It waa when Jayvre Coach Ueorge Makrla asked Bob flora to send over aome year lings to scrimmage his lads . . . In about flva plays, Coleman had stacked Junior varsity playera all ih. fl.M and was looking for mora when Makrls yelled: "Oet that guy out oi nrre; nea nu my team" ' Jack Uempaee, branching eat aa a movla producer, unveils his first offering tomorrow Automoeti rac ing la th background for Ui first ol Jack's one-a-yeer sport nuns And Uia one-reeler featuring Heavy, weight RoUnd Laalarta will b pre viewed neat Monday at Uia Inter- naUonal boxing club offices . Jockey Bobby Permane still In a Jackson HelghU. N Y, hospital as a result of a busted leg he received at OulfsUeain last spring, hopes to be riding again next year. . , Princeton's 7l-ptce band will leave by bus at I am. Saturday tor the Cornell gam at Ithaca and return Immediately rllerward. Looks Ilka hom-tootlng Is as strenuous as foot ball. Report kicking around town says Charlie Ewart may get tha bounc as coach of the N.Y. Bulldogs. . Dugan Aycock. th golf pro noted lor his cross-country stunts, has been elected president of the Lex ington. N O. touchdown club. . Syracuse University's pretty drum majorette. Dorothy O rover, waa re cruited when soma of th Byracus lads saw her doing a "guest" per. form anca at Colgate, an all-male school. , , . Dorothy also Is an expert water skier, so wa auppoa , the inducement was room and two boards. Ez Shows In Exhibition SPOKANE, Oct 11 OTt Ki lard Charles, th NaUonrJ Box ing associations version of Jo Louis' successor as world heavy weight boxing champion, will meet Al Honamao of San Fran cisco In a four-round exhibition here November 1. Al Cowan, Spokane lightweight, will battle In th main event of Uia cant against an as yet tin selected opponent. rinilTS LAST NIGHT Philadelphia Lew Jenkins, ISJ'4 Philadelphia, outpointed Ik Jen line. Hit, Naw York, I. ! New York ISunnyalde Oardena) Andy DePaul, 158 W, Cliff aid Park. IN. J, outpointed Carmlnt Vital, plW't. New York, I. Prep Grid Leaders May Fall Unbeaten, Untied Marks Could Sink Throughout State By Tba Aseoelated Presa The list of unbeaten, unued teams will be pared Uila week-end aa Ore gon high schools head Into their toughest round of play to date. On th list ar such gsmes a Oranta Pass vs. Medford. Eugene va. Albany, Balem vs. HUlsboro and Central Catholic va. Columbia Prep, tha latter two, Portland teams. Per Crania Fees, Uia unbeaten defending aula champ. It will ba the first ef Iwa decisive gamee In district f. After Medford, which loat but week U Klamath falla, (iranla Paaa moat play Klamath. Tlu) two district 4 leaders. Eugene ' and Balem, head Into possibly th toughest aeaaon-end schedule In the I stata. Unbeaten Eugene faces strong Albany tonight In a district test, then tangles wlUi unbeaten Unl- ; veralty high of Eugene, and the die- j Ulct 1 leader, Marshfleld. before climaxing the aeason In a gam with Balem. Balem takes on unbeaten Hills- j boro from district ( tonight, then goea up against Corvallls. a power j In district 4: Astoria, on of the district 1 leaden; and Eugene. Aalarla, despite Its atrong team, may be left out of the district 1 plrtur If Central Catholic wlna tonight aa arheduled over Columbia Prep. Tha Portland rlvate are un beaten. Central playa only twa dis trict game, but one of them la an Important victory over Astoria. In Eastern Oregon the district 1 favorite. La Orande. Is strongly favored to bowl over Pendleton. Marshfleld of district 3 plays out- of-dtstrlct Ashland. Mllwaukie. on of the district 6 threat, will try to add prestige by downing Orrgon City. Hood River, another district I contestant, takes on Camas, Wash. MeMlnnvlll. Hllleboro's rival far th district 6 UUe, will play Cor vallls. . In Portland, Grant la favored to down Jefferson and Roosevelt to win from Cleveland, setting Ih stag for a district Utle-decldlng gam next week between Oram and Roosevelt. Other gamee: Tha Dalles at Bak er, Mllton-r'rerwater at Dayton, Wash.; Kpringfleld at Bend; Long view. Wash, at Klamath falls. Prtnevllle at Lakerlewi Coqultle at Reedsport, Myrtle Point al North Bend, Cottage Crov at Roarbnrg, Lebanon at St. Msry'i (Eugene), Redmond at Sweet Home, Ml. An gel at Canby, Molslla at Dallaa. Ketaeada at Woodbum, Sandy at rtllverton, Vancouver, Huh, at Weal Linn, SL Helena at Beaverton, (Iresham at New berg. Hherwaod at Tigard. Rainier at Beappoaae, Ver non la at Parkroae, Seaald at Astoria. Young Grid Fan Loses Bubble Gum on Hoople's Predictions By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE rather of Outdoor Sport Esadl My head I bowed I My banner 1 trailing In Uia duafl My moral I at ebb tide nermmphl (Editor's Note: Why don't h go see "Dr. Zlubolny, ana hav him feel th bumps on hi head?) Th occasion lor my lamentation, gentle readers, Is a letter from a Utile boy In Indiana who haa loat faith In m. This youngster writes: "You picked th score of th No tr Dame-Purdu gam aa 34 to 11. In lavor of the Irish. Th actual score waa 35 to 13. Because you missed on that score by one point I lost a dime's worth of bubble gum to Slinky Brayaon a neighbor hood chum. Why don't you wise up?" This pathetic missive from a fifth grade shaver fairly overcome m. Hurt Owls Await OCE Th Oregon Tech footballer ar licking wounds today and resting for the Invasion of th Oregon College of Education Wolves Raturdav night on Mo doc field. Klckoff time la t o'clock. A deluge of Owl Injuries will make th Hllltoppera underdogs against a Monmouth team that has yet to taste defeat Oregon Tech's last victory waa on October 1 agalnat th Eastern Oregon college eleven. folks I And I am breaking an old rule to explain how trie error oc cured. Originally I had this game fore cast to end 36 to 13 In tavor of Nova Dame, exactly aa It turned out As I waa writing It on a type writer, I was listening to a conver sation at Uw next desk, where a fellow waa bragging he had eaten 34 oysters the night before Hear ing Uia 34. I Inadvertently put It down Sorry, little man I But read the forecast for gam of October . It'a perfect. It was drafted In a sound-proof for a few pennies per word you can advertise to thousands through a Want-Ad I Phone I11L mmm College Grid Scores South Carolina 37, Clenuon 11 Evanavill 13, Murray (Ky.) 6 S Min. from Towny grtr. 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