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; TIIUUSDAY, DKCKMBKll 13, 1051 ::erald and news, klamatii falls. Oregon PAGE FIFTEEN The National Collegiate AA will hold Hi 48th annual convention In Cincinnati, January t through 11, Football, undoubtedly, will be tha cColl Named Lineman of Year main toplo of discussion. in ltd I ' THEORETICALLY, Just two men aro supposed to be mix Intj at ono tlmo in a tag team match, but here it one of the tisttal violations ot that rule. Andy Trcmaine (left) nhove Georges Uusetlc to the corner wlillo Kurt Von l'oppcn helm (right) gives the Canadian a going-over. Referee Buck Davidson (back) tries to break up the sock parly. Dusctlo and Jack O'Hoilly drew with Trcmaine and Von I'Jp In a wild match last night. Bell Saves Draw For Tremaine-Pop Duo Hie likely Kurt Von FoiiDcnhtlm will prob ably never avaln hear a bell, that auunftrd an musical an the one last night at the armory that (rood him Irom a ti-rrlllc lieattnir doled out I by Cixorucs Duieltf end itave Ihe I l'roud IVusslan a .tnir team draw I with partner Andy Trrmalne against Dinette and Jack O'Kellly ot Auilralln. Kach team had a (all when the hell marked tha end of a thrill- Mat'hews, Henri Mix Tonight OMAHA, Neb., W-Harry iKldi Matthews, the sensational Seattle light heavywelKht. goes Into tho heavyweight division lor a nrhed ulrd 10-round bout with Art Henri o( New York her tonight. Matthews, ranked No. 1 In tin ! heavyweight champion swapped of( li.lu heavyweight dlvlnlon, said ; unhinging tha Ausslr. thrmiatl Manager Jack Hurley lasll Tremalue's whistling ' forearm pniked hour of mayhem NKAIl WIN Another minute or two and Dusclte-O'llellly leum very would huvo hud a victory. The fciinadlon llorcules and the lintooed mitn Irom "down under" evened the fall count with lust nix minute to go and Von I'oppcn lielm was the ncniwguat. Duscllo and O'Reilly took (urns punching Von Pop lull ol holei with shattering rlghla and lelta to Ihe general vicinity ol the Her man's quivering goatee. Oftellly did the final softening up and Dunette played "Home Bwcet Home" with hit dreaded lull nelson. Von Poppenhelm waa In the center of Uie ring but for all he knew he mnv as well have been In Time" (Square. Dtwolte'a nelson Mulshed blin olf and left him limp ns a ha nil house dUhrag. TKAMU'OKK Von Hop and Trcmaine used the time typo of teamwork to win tho first fall after 3T,a minutes of fur ious niilllng, O'Reilly wax the victim aa Ihe Prussian and the El Paso light Richter, Can'mella Listed NKW YOIIIC. IP-HI1I McColll, a big factor In Blaiiforda winning of Hie Pacific Count conlerenie loot ball title and the Ho;;e Bowl spot agaliul Illlnola, has been elected as the- Lineman ol Ihe Year. The 31-year-old S2-po-jnd eti' from Ban Diego was the choice of 103 apnrlawrllers and sportaoaslers participating in Associated I'rer.s poll. "The t-reateat lineman I have ever seen," said Coach Chuck Tay lor of Htanford. Big Bill, named on the Assocl ated Press' All-America olfensive team, received n votes lor hm feau of catching 42 passe, soven for touchdowns, and picking up 007 yurds. UNAVAILAII1.K In Ban Ulego. McColl was not available for comment, out his lather, W. F. McColl. greuted his son's selection as "nwlully nice and a signal tribute." Two Ail-America tackles, Don ' Coleman of Michigan fituto and Jim VYcatherall of Oklahoma, tied lor second place with Bob Ward. Maryland's All America guard, right at their heels. NKXT Bob Carey, Michigan State's All-America- ollcuslve end, was next in line wun seven votes, lie was followed by Pat Canamella ol (Southern California and I.es filch ter of California, each with six voles. Hounding out the first ten (with tlc.nl were tackle Pug Pcarniau and guard Ted Daffer of Tennessee with five and four votes, respec tively, and Ray Beck, Georgia 'lech guard, and Chuck Boerlo, Il linois linebacker. in ma in mi i lunam y ;'l " ; '"'"VatsT' ""r' '" , '" ' '!L)w x. , fiKi wiinmm in m if 1 1 - in. hiUi'v PRAY BALL Thomas (Jerry) Coody, Baylor's 20-year-old sophomore halfback, divided his weekends this year be tween the pulpit and the gridiron. The Tulsa, Okla., di vinity student is 6hown 'at left preaching at a Waco, Tex., Baptist church, sometimes travels as far as 100 miles to accept an invitation. A Baylor regular, Coody (right) packs the mail. BlyTops Merrill, 50 to 39 Donnle Wesnell showed the way last night with 20 points aa Bly dumped Merrill, SO-39, In a non- league game on the losers' Iloor. The Bobcats led 43-23 at the three-quarter mark and coasted In for the win. Cliff Honeycutt scored 13 for Merrill, the same number canned by Bly's John Jsquvah. Bly won the B preliminary game, 41-28. Vanity bo score: ai r iui ill) Heaenx t.ybrand 3 T 12 Himercutt Waaaell 20 r I Welahana Jaouyih II C 1 Haiktna Olltavou I fj Reaves H'ltrhlnion 10 G 4 HendrleKaon Bly eubs Chrontiter. Martin !. Soaatronl. M. Martin. Hadlty. Marrlll auba O'Nall I. Wlnttra, wallari. Schroeder, Trabert Blast Swedes in Davis Cup Play EX-HOCKEY STAB BT. LOUIS. Mo., tfl Alex (Bhrlmo) McPherson. trainer of the 8t. Louia Flyers of the Amer ican Hockey League, waa a star on the same St. Louis club 20 years aro. McPherson has the distinction of scoring the first goal In trie fit. Louis arena back on Dec, 23, 1031. ii I of Koonyong alodium's capacity, '' Yanks Retire Joe's Number By GAVLK TALBOT MELBOURNE, Australia, W ;tw tha one-sided matches, Tony Trabert and Ted Schroeder I virtually swept their Swedish op jponents off tho courts in the first l two singles matches of the U.S. Sweden Interzone Davis Cup final i today and were expected to finish I the Job Friday by taking the doubles in similar convincing tasn ion. ' Tonv and Ted, whose selection NEW YORK, lrirst It wss uniform Ho. i to be retired by the New York Yankees In hoiwr of one of Its most famous play. I f. Trabert defeated Davldsson in ! uijciiiiik uiAvi.il uy siami! ui , :,. lit kanlr.n,if an.l n...ln. rushing Swede or forclnj him Into ! ft errors. VOLLEYS In three sets Tonv scored 39 ; r clean winners, almost all of them 1 i) M naa-in ...... u -1 - .' I NOW I OPEN STOP In ot... h IZIZZZZZZZIZZr jf Smooth " TIME OUT! 1 J'TSJng SwSTJI I 6(014 & 1 1 ZS 11 Wr-BOSTON I Chair ( A f;r.;A 2!2iMt k "It's just nntll basketball season is ever Coach aajs he's determined to keep the gamblers away from us players:" EYES SIXTH PORTLAND, W Lewis and Clark will attempt to stretch Its season's basketball winning streak to six games tonight when It tan gles her with Chlco, Calif., Bute. Lewis and Clark upset Portland university earlier this week. hi fMjf-ju iuiii miiui. jrinii Ut HUM MIlllEI lit, HITH, EMt On tlARftintT JthnLn Hnum tht ailft. lines. Davldsson had only 29 win- r. !or the singles over Vic SeUas and ers u , , , n. ntrt- KrvIll caused some surprise, i.n.. .,, , 1 ir. Hlek Ksvlii caused some surprise, each won their singles motches In (rom the net on 6bllrp voUeyj; commanding 2 0 lead. A victory in I mteh lasted an hour and thi eloubles Twill nut the U.S. In one-half In a gusty wind. The sun UK c"UenS round' against Aus- j" WPPg out In the last game trolla. Ialit.iri.1. era. Then It was No. 4, and now uui '- Schroeder played a superb game -No. J. Trabert. a Cincinnati youth on m crushlng Ber(!eUn. maU:h Tlie Yankees announced No. 5, leave from the navy, crushed bven WM p,ye1 m brl(,ht sunshine and worn by Joe DlMagglo lor 13 :D.ivldon. e-3.6-4.9-7. Then the vet- very ,1We w(nd ,n conirast to the jrnrs ma a i ausee, wouia oe tea- ernn oenrucurr num xraoert-uavldston affair en out oi circulation and sent 10,00111., stormea over Indicative of his me nan nr nmi wun .iiv a nn .:.i n Kwrcrn s r.u. 1 uihjc-,. v ., Practically all of his were scored superiority. Jen'S F.O. I Player. 'Srhroder u-nreri 3J nlneements tn lorm, glovo and bat with which 'fl-2. 0-4. Davidson and Bergelln w-tii rf H . he hit his last home run- jpnlr against Tony and Ted in tne l0 none for ln() Swede 5 matcn noon auer uaoe nutn v eek that he would aim lor a try at the heavyweight crown. llurloy Indicated he had given up hopes to get Matthews a bout v itli light heavyweight champion J.10 Maxim. 4 I! STRAIGHT rmashea u O'RiMlly's luttlng law set Jack up for Von PoppcnheUn'a back-breaker and slrclch. GOKH FOR ltoi'i:s Twice Dusctte reached home base with his lull iirhon In the last wild six minutes but Von Pop penhelm scampered lor tho ropes. Maimewa naa a inocaoui airinj . bolll ,.... ,,..,.-, . baiiorv n( of 13 straight before he earned a I KKji rd0 Um0Uncer.i. unanimous decision over Dinny. nK Prussian Count was readv Nardleo of tanipa. Hi, . at Uee- for t;,e coum when (mn, l.id Ib.m week. His last previous 1-BVC( nlm (or snolh(.r ,,, full-lemth fight was a strong cle-1 Bob D(.Mrc!i , world Wnr ,w0 rlslon over Bob Murphy early into , llcr0 ,r8I Beattle. was enthuslas )car. I tic but he didn't have enough for Matthews weighed US against Carl Engstrom, good-looking Swed N'ardlco. Henry is expected to 1 L1I1 ex-!ootball star from Chicago's weigh In at around 300 pounds In l.nSnlle university, tonight's bout on Omaha's llitl WRAPPED 11" pro boxing card of the season. UeMarce managed to sandwich K.YO VICTIM ln '"" 11,0 one-hour opener j .., wivii iiiv inn ncinuii nwniK nu uuuy ana iom ,.rMu. i.,,, c-nn.,pn... .P.,.nfli . Yankees In 1035, his number 3 wa retired. Four years later Lou Uehrlg'a No. 3 followed suit. ionl'r against Tony and Ted In leu me douuics. HUSKIES BREAK FAN RECORD SEATTLE, ft Cracking attend a nee records has become n. an nual habit at tho University of Washington, which reported toiljy It has done It again, with peopls watching the footbnil tesm In Its 1831 homo schedule of six games. Last year, with a schejul of five game, the record was set at 307.376 people. The stadium was enlarged this year, boosting capa city from about 40.000 to fii.-IJ. The record was beaten after five guinea In 1951 when crowd totals reached 216.161. A crowed of 7000. somewhat short Honkers Drub Cats Tutelake. Honkers clobbered the KU Wildcats 51 to 18 on Pelican court last night. KI AMATIl (HI til) TULIXAKE wXm'r'J ' ..SEB n.vi 7 t: 10 Kins Setter 2 ti 3 Coldblatl Bavin. . 3 ol" Klamath eub-Cha 3. Wataon 2. Armitrons 2. Coper. Harfrova, Mal Ihlt. Clarlc. Tulalaka auba-Sowlea 3. Shnrt 2. Taylor, Heiacrmana. Mancau. Paderaon. lasted only 63 minutes, the last set is m mutes. DUKE'S DRIVE-IN ISIS South tHi. Just el Wast l er VieeiKl Hours 10 te 10 featuring . . . HAMBURGERS . 25c FOOT LONG DOGS CHILI 3 Si i ti 1! ' best in the. West ji Hnrvin's Jewelers 701 Main S&H Green Stamps FRIDAY and FRIDAY NITE (Open Fridays 'til 9:00 p.m.) Oregon Woolen Store 800 Main The 45th annual Invitation track meet of the Millrose A. A. will be held Saturday, Jan. 26, ln Madison Square Garden. Henri has won four tnree bonis this year. He was a kayo victim of Rocky Marclano. who took a ninth round TKO over Joe Louis recently- Henri abo dropped a split decision to Joe Ilakal. IAST NIGHT By The Associated Press Han Francisco Guard Charles, 100. Cincinnati, outpointed Joey Maxim, 173. Cleveland, 13 (non title). Miami .. Beach, . Fla. Bobby Dykes, 153 'i. Ban Antonio, out .pointed Joe Oiardelll. 166, Philadel phia, 10. Phoenix, Arls. Chick Muagrov. 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