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"Two-Platoon" Football Will Be Target for Red-Hot Battle
When College Rules Committee Convenes; Small Guys Agin' It
NrW YORK. Nov. II lPl-OK Ml
for a anork-dnwn dras-out rul
balll Dili winner ovtr "two-platoon '
football, Tli subject la rtd hot
again.
Ilia mall auys. snortlnt fir and
brlmsUm. ar aj!n' It. Th bl
uya, with Uirlr mulllpl-unlt squids
ud lush athletic coffsrs, tr all for
It.
Th matter will com to head at
th niretlni of Uia cnllrg rulra com
mlttr her In January.
Clilrf spokesman fur th oppnn
enu of th frr auhatitutlon nil la
Harvey llurman of Huliiera, former
president of the Football Coat'hr
association.
"I am convinced w can chaime
th rulra and kill Uia two-platoon
lyilnn," llurman aayi. "I know
VO per cent of the roarhea are
against Ihe prrarnl rule "
The- liberalised aubititutlon rule
pennlta trama Uj shove players in
and out of games In 11 -man Mills.
Thla ha brouKht the axe of apex-iall-gallon,
with aeparate offensive and
defensive elevens.
Iluruwn and Ma crowd want ihe
atandarda revised ao that a coat h
can substitute only two or three men
at a time.
The pro-platoon boya and you'd
have to Hat Earl Ulsik of Army and
Left Jamea of Cornell a th main
champion contend that free aub
ititutlon la another itep in the pro
greas of the aport.
"Th era of apeclallzatlon la here
and her to atay, contend th pro
platoonera. "We ahouldn't hamper
tli (am Juit to equalize playing
strength."
Lou Little of Columbia, chairman
of th coache rule committee, urges
the boya not to b hasty la their
judgment.
8 of 14
For TDs
Thla column touched briefly yaa.
Urday on th crying tired for a
Pelican paaa details If Klamath la
to go th diatam In the alat
grid playoffa.
TliL, of court, it not newa to
Coarh H"b llriiilerahott and no
doub' Uie Pels will be working
overtime In thla department aa they
(trill for La Clranila thu week.
Uuta look -are
Clio thla aea.
Jon'i Pellran
'pamea emplia-
alaea the caic In
point.
T Eight of th
fourteen touch
down a e o r e d
agalnat Klamalh
thla aeaaon in
league and
klna'a-X games
have been di
rectly by th
aerial tout.
And passing haa
paved Hi way
other touchdowns
marling with Oram In th
son's oM-ier, me Prllrsns cam out
on the ahort end of th aror th
only time Ihla arawn.
George Hhaw of the Oenerala,
probably the brat prrp loasrr In the
alate. hit Leu llrrrle for the only
aror of the iimr. but enough to
win for the Portland lada, 7-0
Klamath blankrd Ralcm. 7-0. and
were not bothered by th ovrrhrad
attark of the Vika
Aahland Invaded Modoc the next
game and a paaarr named Htrve
Lanlnovlrh threw a big. fat ecar
Into the Prla. Aahland completed a
of n paaara during th gam, fair
chucking in any league One of the
paaaea. from Lanlnovlrh to Ulan
Hauamm went for a aror. The
Orlullea piled up 101 yard via th
air.
Medford Does It
Th Pel got by Springfield, a
weak alater. In Ita neat go by a
balloon 44-i count.
Then cam Medford. Playing per
hap the moat lnlratlotial gam
of th aeaaon. th Pela blankrd the
Tornado for alninat four full atan-
?aa. But th Prarplrkrra broke Into
h ecore column with, you gueaaed
It. a paaa a aharp atrik from BUI
Buckingham to lkm Drnman.
Longvlrw of Waahlngton could
raror only one qn the faU.aud
that on th ground. But shots
through the air ird to the acor
Then came Oranla Paaa with the
Pellran riding high. Indicated by
th 39 to 31 aror for Henderahott'a
ehargea. But Bob Oraue waa gronv.
Ing thm to Vern Craft and the
latter, no hayaeed bill plaver. waa
gathering In the offerings to aror
two of th Cavemrna three tallica
on passes.
Redding counted for two TDa. one
with a paaa.
The Bend game la atlll freh In
th aport memory and arrvrd with
what we hone will be the final lea
eon. Al Morrla wound up and hit
Jim Warle and Km Brown for two
quirk aerial rxploatoni.
Ironlrally enough, had It not been
for Oaynor Hurk playing hlde-and-aeek
behind the Ijiva Bear secon
dary and Bob MrPheraon finding
the little gur with a perfect pltrh.
the Prla would not now be a alate
play-off entry. But more on this hie-low.
Sports This V That
Pacific, Cal Aggies
Mix in Pear Bowl
KORHHT OROVI. Ore, Nov. Is
(41 Pacific Unlveralty and th
California Aggies will claah In th
Aahland. Or . Pear Bowl football
gam Thanksgiving Day.
Acceptance of the bid waa an
nounced laat night by Paul Btagg,
coach of th pacific eleven which
haa one Inaa and a tie agalnat four
wlna thla aeaaon.
On of th vlctorlea, however, waa
over th College of Idaho, which
prrvloualy had been Invited to share
th bowl glory. Th Coyote de
clined the bid after losing to Pa
cific 41-0 laat Saturday.
The Aggies, from Davis, Calif.,
are champion of th Par West
football conference, but boast only
a 50-M record for th aeaaon with
three win and Ihre louses.
SKATTLt. Nov. It 141 Coach
Howie Odell outlined Waahlngton'
grid strategy for Saturday's claah
with Washington Htate In four
word laat night: Steady down our
defense.
"It don't get our feet on th
ground, the Cougara will Just run
oer ua and paaa us dlrxy." the
Husky mentor told hi charge dur
ing a light workout.
Waahlngton haa scored four
tnurhdowns In each of the laat
three games, but has managed to
win only on and that waa a 31
27 decision over Oregon.
Thre varsity regulars End Jot
Clutch Team
But the Pels are to be commend
ed aa a first-rale team In the
clutch.
ft took a lot of football and cool
heada ta com back to beat Bend.
Th Uva Hears had nothing to
lose, everything to gain and were
Playing with reckless abandon to
run up a 13-7 hnlfllme lead.
Remember, the Pela were under
lh gun. They had to win and
, pressure can be a determining fac
tor. With disheartening penalties. In
) rhunks of 16 yards, nullifying acor
king chanrea In the first half and
"a, last-second -first half, score
Cllmaetlo stroke, the Pels had two
atrlkes agalnat thrm.
. The Pela weren't panicky. Me
thodically, atep by atep they
cored the needed two touchdowns
lor a victory.
My prediction remains the aame. '
3f the Red-and-Whlte team can put
Sogether an adequate defense for
-passes, they'll win the state cham
pionship. If the field simmers down
to the Pels and the Oenerala, Klam
ath will have to be open-eved on
passes or Oeorge Bhaw will wing
them dlszy.
Spokane
Baseballer
Suffocates
OARVCY, Calif.. Nov.. IS (If)
Peter Barlaoff, it. on of eight sur
vivors of th 1MB Caacad mountain
clash of a bus load of Spokane
baaeball players, suffocated Satur
day when fir damaged hi home.
Barlaoff. who la survived by his
wif and two children, was playing
with the Spoken Western Interna
tional leaau team when the bua
crashed through a steel cable on
Bnnqualmt paaa July 34. 144. I
plunged 100 feat down a steep slope !
and burst Into flamea. eight other
occupant of the bua were killed.
Cloldt. Halfback Roland Klrkby
and Tackl Loran Perry mlased
yesterday's workout because of Injuries.
PULLMAN, Nov. IS lPi Hoping
In end the 11MB season with a win
at th expenae of thrlr croaa-atale
rivals, Washington Htate college
grldder bore down yeaterday with
a heavy scrimmage session. The
Cougara face Waahlngton In Seattle
Saturday.
Oettlng No. 1 attention from
Coach Phil Harboe and hla aldea In
yesterday's drill were defense ma
neuvers against the Huskies' strong
aerial game.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. IS Ai
There's still another game left on
Oregon's 1840 football schedule, but
the Ducks already are worried about
IBM.
The furrowed brows of the Duck
coaching staff today resulted from
a report that Jake Williams, pass
anatchlng end of the Oregon Prosh,
haa alio v. n up on the Portland uni
versity campus with a desire to
register.
Coach Bill Bowerman. Oregon
frosh mentor, admitted at Eugene
that Williams' loss. If true, would
be a blow to the 1B50 plana. He aald
Hrad Coach Jim Aiken considered
the Boya Town, Neb., player s first
year prrformanc aa "sensational."
Rus Hayes. Portland university's
athletic director, would say only
that he had heard Williams was on
the Portland campus.
William caught seven touch
down paasea for th Duckling this
faU.
ill
Jockey Boots Home
Five in Two Days
SAN BRUNO. Calif.. Nov. IS (41
Pete Oluaon. 17-year-old apprentice
brother of Oordon Ollsaon. ran his
winning string to five In two daya
at Tanforan yeaterday. scoring on
Tapadero and Lucky Showers.
BASKETBALL WRESTLERS Bill Von Breda Kolff of the New
York Knickerbockers wrestles with Wah Woh Jones of the
Indianapolis Olympians in the first half of the game played
in New York's Madison Square Garden. Olympians won,
83-79.
NBA Delegates
Vote to Keep
Abe J. Greene
National Safety
Fistic Program
Proposed at Meet
MIAMI BEACH. Fla., Nov. It (JD
Delegates to th Nation! Boxing
association's annual convention,
quieted down after a short-lived
revolt aimed at Commissioner Abe
J. Oreene faded yesterday, resume
business sessions In Havana, Cuba,
today.
The convention, which adjourned
after a hectic session her yes
terday, la scheduled to discuss a
program of safety In boxing on a
naUon-wlde basis.
Among the specific subjects on
the agenda are universal ua of the
eight-ounce glove, a 30 to 60-day
mandatory wait period after a
fighter is knocked out; standard
manager-promoter contracts, and a
weekly bulletin distributed by the
NBA which will give rankings of
fighters in all weight divisions and
past records.
A revolt aimed at unseating
Greene as commissioner ended after
hot words were exchanged. The con
vention gave Oreene a unanimous
vote of confidence.
The outburst had simmered since
Sunday night when Eddie Bohn of
Colorado said Oreene was getting
too much publicity.
This much I know," he said
"You can't equalize th playing
strengths of teams by legislation."
I.' form prevails Saturday and
Michigan dc!-aU Ohio But while
Minnesota is beating Wisconsin,
count on Minnesota going to the
Rose Bowl . . . Although th con
tenders would have similar records,
th Oophera would have licked both
the Buckeyes and Badgers.
Leo Bamhorst, Nolr Dam ha
ketball are now with th Chicago
8tag of th National Basketball as
sociation, la on of th beat Softball
pitchers In the country.
nan
BOTH ARE ASPIRIN AT ITS IEJT
latvurtta of mislioiial
bectUM It's h fMtta ft eve !.
pur. It's th world's I to (,
Urges teller mX 10c. I Uty to toU.
Shuffs May
Start Monday
Th clty-wld ahuffleboard league
which had IU first ah owing so
successfully laat season, will prob
ably get under next Monday night
Ten teams ere tentatively lined
up for leagu sliding with room for
mor entries.
Sponsors or msnsgers wishing to
enter a team In the leagu are saked
lo call Chet Morris, 3130, or Bchuss'
tavern, SSM.
Plans are to run two round
robins, competing twlc a week up
until April 1 of next year.
Sunrise tavern were th shuff
winners laat year.
representing district I In the big
Stat show.
Here's why: Th Oregon School
Activities sasoctatlon rules read
very definitely that th team "with
the most winning lesgu games will
be declared champions."
Prlnevlll beat Burns, Laktvlew.
Redmond and Madras, all leagu
members.
The Pels would list as their vic
tims Medford, Oranta Pass and
Ashland.
Oranta Pass would have finished
with only three conference victories
as would Bend.
If the Bend-Pelican gam had
ended In a 13-13 tie, the sad story
would have been th same. Prlne
villa's claim to th title could not
have been denied by th dutrlce
fathers according to the rules.
Malm-Moro
Grid Ducats
Go On Sale
Ticket for the Malln-Moro
state quarter-final football game
Saturday afternoon. 1:30. on
Modoc field, went on aale this
afternoon, Tuesday, at the Klam
ath County chamber of com
merce. Price are tl for adults. In
cluding tax. and 50 cents. Includ
ing tax, for students who hsve
student body cards. '
Joe Drops Shkor in
Fistic "Exhibition"
BOSTON. Nov. IS !P Joe Louis j If I could've In one punch. But I
left Boston "feelln' good" and with didn't want to get him suggerln'
a sincere verbal pat on the back for around 'n then do It. This wss an
Johnny Shkor. the Boston and exhibition."
Baltimore heavyweight with whom There wasn't much doubt that
he went ten exhibition rounds. Louis, who began a string of ten
Louis, who had a majority of the j 10-round exhibitions here, could
8471 Boston Garden fans rooting fori have "gone after" Shkor and cut
him last night, drew the plaudits of
reporters for his decency.
As he reclined on a rubbing table
wrapped In towels the retired heavy
weight king responded to a question.
"Sure I'd have knocked him out
TULE LOSES
TULELAKE, Nov. IS The Tule
lake Honkers dropped a 14-7 de
cision to the Bonanza Antlers here
lsst Friday afternoon. Bill Stone
cypher scored for Tule In the third
quarter on a M-yard gallop. The
Antlers counted In th first and
fourth quarters.
him up considerably, eventually
knocking out hla opponent.
For the Brown Bomber still has
his punch, even though his lack of
timing from inactivity was obvious.
Nevertheless, he dropped Shkor
three times for nine counts, once In
the second and twice In the third.
Wolverines
Want Irish?
NO!...
CHICAGO, Nov. IS v-Freshman
Coach Wally Weber of
Michigan has spiked reports that
Wolverine alumni are clamoring
for renewal of football relations
with Notre Dame.
"If Michigan alumni were
polled on the question." Weber
told the Chicago Herald-American
quarterback meeting yester
day, "I'll aay M per cent of them
would favor our team's concen
trating on the conference sched
ule rather than one outstanding
mldwestern rival."
The record winning share for
world series players was the $6772.03
pocketed by each Cleveland Indian
in 148.
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