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after Toyly won the Reamei club championship with 2 and I
victory ovtr Moon Mullls. i
Nerseth,
Toyly In
Golf Wins
Andy Toyly and Luster Nerseth
are Realties Country Club's 19M
sou champions.
Tovlv beat Moon Mullls. 3 and I
Sunday to capture the title for the
second successive year.
Luster won the title in a finals
victory over Dorothy Swansea. .
Other results: -Men
Earl Weimar won the first
fllEht chamDionshlD over Howard
perrln: the second flight winner
was O. H. Buffmgton over Ed
Fobinson: PYed Scott beat Jerry
Widger for fourth flight honors;
TEA Johnson was the champ in the
fifth flight wltn a, win over tyie
Kotnenberger; Kd Hickman beat
Earl Kent for sixth flight laurels.
Women Gwen Miller beat
Helen Perkins to win the second
flight play; Pearl Drew la the
senior champion with victory
over Nell Hancock; Marge Steiger,
Nell Hancock and Helen EUingson
won Friday's Derby. I
Men's third flight and women's
first flight champions, have not
been decided.
Pros Beat
Amateurs
PENDLETON, Ore. WP The
Pacific Northwest's best profes
sionals took the measure of the
region's top amateurs In closing
play of the fourth annual Hudson
Cup golf matches 8unday 8-6,
- The pros won six of 10 singles
contests Sunday and broke even
on two others to take a 1-1 lead
in the cup matches. The amateurs
won 3-2 in Saturdays' two. ball
matches.
Sunday results were:
Larry Lemberger, . Portland pro,
defeated Ray Weston, Spokane,
I and 2.
Harold West. Pendleton . pro.
beat Bruce Cudd, Portland, I and
4.
Eddie Hog an. Portland pro, beat
Harry Given. Seattle, 2 and 1.
Emery Zimmerman. Portland
pro. beat Walt McElroy, Van
couver, B. C. 2 and 1.
Stan Leonard. Vancouver, B.C.,
pro, beat Dick Yost, Portland,
3 and 1.
George Beechler. Ontario. Ore.,
amateur, beat John Rudy, Tacoma
4 and 3. - -
Erv Parent, Seattle amateur,
beat Dave Kill en, Olympia, 3 and
Chick Congdon, Tacoma pro,
and Al Mengert, Spokane amateur,
broke even, as did rtank Newell,
Tacoma, and amateur Eddie Drap
er, Seattle.
Portland Gets
1953 Tourney
SEATTLE il Portland will
be the site of the Pacific North
west Golf Association's 19S3 tour
nament. The PNGA, meeting here Satur
day, voted to hold the men's tour
ney at the Columbia-Edgewater
course and the women's meet at
nearby Riverside.
Victoria, was awarded' the 1964
meet.
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UCLA IN
TOP MIX
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Stanford
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Oregon
Oregon State
Idaho
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By BURS NEWLA.N'D
BAN rRANCSCO I Stan
ord, the team that wasn't sup
posed to be going places in foot
ball this season, and UCLA, a top
contender from the start, clash in
the Pacific Coast's big game this
Saturday.
They share the high spot in the
conference, two wins . apiece.
They're undefeated with orer-all
records of 4-o.
The outcome of the Los Angeles
engagement means more to Coach
Henry "Red" Sanders and his UC
LA Bruins than it does to Chuck
Taylor's point-getting Indians.
Stanford is tne defending league
champion and not eligible to re
turn to the Rose Bowl -where ft
was walloped last New Year'a
Day by EUnois. Conference reg
ulations prohibit two Pasadena vis
its in a row. ,
BOWL - BOUND -
The Bruins therefore are bowl
bound until side-tracked. So are
California and Southern California,
the other main contenders.
Stanford looked great for three
quarters while crowning Oregon
State, 41-23 last week. Second and
third stringers couldn't maintain
the pace in the last period. Three
fumbles by them meant three
touchdowns for OSC.
The- UCLA-Stanford set-to is a
toss-up.
. Other conference tames brim
together Oregon and Washington
at Seattle and Southern California.
and Oregon State at Portland.
Washington suffered stunning
losses in its last two outs, 32-7 by
UCLA and 43-14 by Illinois, but it
may have the manpower to out
last Oregon. Oregon's thin forces
fell apart before California's crush
ing attack after holding the Bears
to a 7-1 tie at ha If tune. The final
count was 41-7.
UNDEFEATED
Southern California, another un
defeated giant beat a aur-oacked
San Diego, Navy team 20-6 last
week and figures to take the mea
sure or uregon Bute.
California, also boasting an all
win record, should have no dim.
culty in Increasing the atrlng at the
expense of Santa Clara in their
non-conference contest at Berke
ley. Idaho entertains North Dakota
State in a non-league game at Mos
cow, -Washington State, highly
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Yamato, Ross Signed
For Rematch on Mat
Matchmaker Mark LllUrd an
nounced (his morning that he had
algnrd Tony Ross and Tor not
Tol) Yamalo lor a rrmatch Wed
ne.day night al the Armory.
Last week the two wrestlers had
the Cans standing up with a rock-
nd-six'k battle Chat ended outside
the ring and brought policemen
and customers into the act. -
Touch Tony, after loslm the third
and final fall to the Jap, screamed
lor the rematch.
The return so promises even
more dynamite because the Japa
nese "dreamboy" had promised an
eyen more speedy tud.
The bout koes two of three fall
at one hour time limit.
Jack Terry, the sadistic ex-
Army Judo instiuclor, returns in
the opener against Art Capitan in
hlf-hour, one-fall scrap.
Georges Duselte is back again
in the semi-windun. He'll face Joe
Oold from San Diego.
Reserved tickets are on sale at
Castlrberry Drugs. Lillard is pre
paring for a capacity xrowd after
Ross and Yamato's brawl of last
week that opened the fall-winter
season.
Dollarh.de
Bronc Winner
NEW YORK l.f Ross Dollar-
hide, of Lakeview, Ore., won the
saddle bronc riding contest and
placed third in the calf roping
event during Saturday nigrtt'a ses
sion of the rodeo at Madison
Square Garden.
Oregon State Rally
Too Late, Too Short
PALO ALTO. Calif. i.fl The
Stanford Indians mixed brilliant
running plays with a rocklike de
fense Saturday to overpower Ore
gon State s Beavers 4i-zs in tneir
Pacific Coast Conference football
encounter here.
The Beavers, who almost upset
mighty Michigan Sute the previ
ous week, were outplayed for three
Quarters against tne Indians out
turned Stanford fumbles Into three
oulck touchdowns in the final per
iod when Coach Chuck Taylor
49'ERS
WHIP
LIONS
New YORK I The New York
Giants and the San Francisco
40-ers, boasting the only unblem
ished records in the Nstlonsl Foot
ball League, ranked as the sole
leaders of their respective divisions
Monday,
The Giants moved ' into undis
puted possession of first place in
the American Conference by de
feating the Cleveland Browns, n-s,
Sunday., while, the 49-ers were
thwarting their most formidable
challengers, the Detroit Lions, 28-0.
The victors now own Identical 3-0
slates.
"The Giants' stubborn defense,
bulwarked by the stellar line play
of Arnie Weinmeister. former
Washington ace, and BUI Albright
completely stifled - the Cleveland
ground game. The Browns only
could gain 21 yards rushing, al
though they picked up 239 yards
passing..
San Francisco's almost impreg
nable defense held the Lions to a
net gain of 65 yards. Elusive Hugh
McElhenny, the rookie from Wash
ington, and rugged veteran Joe
Perry compiled most of the
ground-gaining yardage for the
bruising 49-ers.
placed in pre-season forecasts, ap
pears doomed for Its fourth suc
cessive defeat in its game with
Ohio State at Columbus. I
Pd. A dr. by th
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TOR YAMATO
sent in his reserves.
Stanford scored three touch
downs in the first period and
added three more in the third.
. Oregon State's first tally came
in the third when left halfback
Wally Jackson scampered 39 yards
to paydirt.
In the final period, fumbles deep
in Indian territory by Stanford's
rookie quarterback Jack Bebert
set up OSC touchdowns. Each
time. OSC moved the ball lo tne
one-yard line and quarterback
Jim Wlthrow passed to Jack Uotta
in the end sone for a touchdown.
Three Stanford touchdowns were
on long runs by Indian regulars.
In the first period, riant halt Bill
Rogers rsced 96 yards from scrim
mage to the OSC goal line, in
the third period, fullback Bob
Mathias, Olympic decathlon cham
pion, scored from 61 yards out.
and saiety man Joe bt. oeme ran
60 yards sfter intercepting an
OSC pass-
Frosh Beat
Medford
i Br LARRY BARI.Fl'.N
- The Klamath Union High School
freshmen extended their unbeaten
football streak to four games Sat
urday when they beat the Med
ford Junior High Bulldogs, 12-6, at
Medford.
Klamath's tight defense set up
both scores. Zane Claw son. a de
fensive end, intercepted a Medford
pass for Klamath's first louchdowu.
Medfoid tied the score in the sec
ond quarter.
The freshmen won when they re
covered a Medford fumble in the
end zone. Dwight Morris and John
Hitti pounced on the ball. Satur
day's victory was added to two
victories over Ashland and one
over Grants Pass.
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FOOTBALL
SCORESQ
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By The AMoelaled I'reaa
California 41. Oregon 7
Illinois 48, Washington 14
Stanford 41, Oregon State 21
Idaho 6. Utah Slate 3
UCLA 20, Rice 0
College of Puget Sound 34, East
ern Washington 0
Paclllc Lutheran 14. Whllworlh 7
Washington Frosh 45, Wenatchce
JC 0
Pacllic 37, Whitman 14
Linticld 20. Lewis and Clark 13
College of Idaho 7. Willamette 6
Central Washington 33, Fort Lewis
6
Lower Columbia JC 41, Portland
Slate 0
Clark JO 37, Yakima Valley JC II
Western Washington 50, British Co
lumbia 0
Pennsylvania 13 Princeton 7
Army 37 Dartmouth 7
Penn Slate 35 West Virginia 21
Yale 35 Columbia 28
Syracuse 26 Cornell 6
Colgate 13 Rutgers 7
Holy Cross 35 N. Y. U, 0
Navy 14 William & Mnry 0
Vlllanova 20 Wake Forest 0
Harvard 42 Washington (Mo.) 0
Maryland 37 Georgia 0
Georgia Tech 14 Tiilune 0 ,
N. c. stale 28 Davidson 6
Florida 54 Clemson 13
Duke 33 Souili Carolina 7
Michigan State 48 Texas A HI I
Ohio Slate 23 Wisconsin 14
Michigan 28 Indiana 13
Tennessee 36 Chattanooga 6
L. S. U. 34 Kentucky 7
Alabama 33 V. P. I. 0
Pittsburgh 33 Notre Dame 19
Minnesota 27 northwestern 20
Mississippi 31 Vanderbllt 31 (tie)
L. S- U. 34 Kentucky 7
Alabama 33 V. P. I. 0
Pittsburgh 22 Notre Dame 19
Minnesota 37 Northwestern 36
Kansas 43 Iowa Slate 0
Marquette 37 Detroit 37
Oklahoma 49 Texas 20
Ohio U. 33 Western Reserve 7
SBn Francisco State 14 Occidental
0
Montana 17 Denver 7
Purdue 41 Iowa 14
Nebraska 27 Kansas State 14
Southern Methodist 25 Missouri 7
Colorado A fc M 14 Wyoming 0
Arkansas 20 Baylor 17
Colorado 34 Arizona 19
Utah 34 Brigham Young 6
Nevada 34 Chico State 3
A Subtle
Reminder
PALO ALTO. Calif. 1 Know
why Bob Mathias, who seemed
well on the way to a tumbling
record, didn't boot the ball once
Saturday?
Stanford's defensive team
which has done a lot of extra
work this fall because. Boomln'
Bob fumbled the ball Into op
ponents' hands gave Mathias a
football with a handle. No klddin'.
Two weeks ago Mathias' fum
bles set up two Washington Stale
touchdowns. A week ago. Bob fum
bled five times.
So Friday, on the eve of the Ore
gon State game, Stanford'a de
fensive captain Al Ktrkland.
smiling wryly, handed offensive
captain Jim Vlck a package.
Inside, a football with a handle.
Vlck, quick on the uptake, hand
ed the ball-handle first of course.
to Mathias. Bob grinned "Thanki.
I promise I won 1 fumble and
didn't.
The Brooklyn Dodgers' widest
margin In the '52 race was 10 ' i
games. The Brooks were never
further than 2'j games off the
pace. They trailed the Olants by
that margin on May 28.
The entire Maude Liskty range including
the Oregon Tech area, Swan Lake and
Meadow Lake, will be CLOSED TO ALL
HUNTING after the regular deer season
ends, Oct. 17.
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Spartans Own Loiirjcst; ktory
String After Princeton loses
By :h rORRMAN
NEW YORK I With the. un
ceremonious demise of Princeton,
the mighty Spartans from Michi
gan Slate today owned the longest
winning streak In college football
18 games and thev show no
signs of letting up. thare.
Maryland and 'Oeorala Tech
each have gone through II games
wiuiout ft ueieat, out may ve Doen
tied. .
Michigan Slate still has six
games lo play so It's rathar early
to be predicting another undefeat
ed' season for them, but If they
perform In the manner thry did
Saturday In hanging a 41-1 pasting
on Texas A and M, their future
opponents are not going to look lo
the Spartan games with any en
thusiasm. State still has lo meet. In order.
Syracuse. Penn Slate, Purdue, In
diana, Noire Damt and Mar
quette, Until it took a 23-19 beating from
Pitt, Notre Dame probably would
have been regarded as a threat
lo Biggie Muun's lads, who next
Vftui alRI-L nmtt-atlnn In thu Ala
ten. But the Irish looked bad
against the Panthers,
ROLL ALONG
Maryland and Georgia Tech
continue to roll along, and neither
should be pressed to any great
extent this week against, respec
tively. Navy and Auburn. The
Terps DO Ished olf Georgia, 37-0.
and Tech topped Tulane, 14-0,
Saturday,
Calllornla, which has piled up
Malin, Henley Keep
Title Chances Alive
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Malln and Henley kept alive
their mathematical c h a n c e a
to rapture the Klamath County
Class B football title Saturday but
unbeaten Merrill remains the
heavy favorite to cod the bunting.
Malln waxed sacred Heart, ll-o.
Henlev trampled Bonansa, 49-0.
The Hornets of Henley seem to
have the best chance to rob the
Huskies of the championship be
cause one of the Hornets' two re
maining rivals is Merrill.
Malln has lust one eame left
but Us defeat came at the hands
of the Huskies.
Rod Ottoman touched1 off Malm's
touchdown parade Saturday with a
25-yard touchdown run In the first
quarter.
Score at the half was 25-0 after
Olen Steyskal had scored twice.
Clark Unruh once. Marvin Macken
passed to Unruh for Malm s only
extra point.
Ottoman romped 40 yards for an
other score In the second half.
Marlon Cain led Henley in III
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411 Mela
a staggering 153 points In (mil
games, seems assured of winning
the Paclflo Const Cunlorenco title,
although It alll must gel past
Southern Callfurnla and UCLA.
Wisconsin, the class of the Ulg
Ten, and No, 1 team In the coun
try In last week's Al' pull, wax
the victim of the biggest upset al
the aeason Hultirtlay, Ohio Htato
aoundly pasted the Uarigera, 2J-14.
BRAND NEW
That made It a brand new rare
In the Big Ten, although there still
Is nothing lu prevent Wisconsin
from winning It, On paper, the
Badgers atlll can field the most
potent squad III the loop, llowovni,
aa of today, Purdue, which
trounred Iowa, 41-14, in Us last
outing, atamls at Iho head of Iho
clans with a 2-0 league record.
Princeton's 13-7 deleal nt the
hands of Penn, a!rniiHc!y, was not
a surprise. The Quakers were
known to be poworlul while
Princeton, without the aervlccs of
tile graduated Dick Katmaler, was
an unknown quantity. Penn now
should have no iruuble sweeping
to the league crown, held the last
two years by the Tigers.
The Kansas Oklahoma-Nebraska
battle for the Big Seven probably
ended Saturday when Nebraska's
hard lurk kid. Bobby Reynolds,
was hurt during the Comhuskera'
37-14 triumph over Kaiuaa Slate.
This should narrow the race down
lo Oklahoma and Kansas, who
meet head on this week,
WARMKD 1'P
Both warmed up to their tasks
win, scoring three of the eight ,
touchdowns as Iho Hornets racked I
up an 18-0 hallttme lead and played
Us mservea the second half.
Adam Hoffman scored one. Bill 1
Seaberry passed lo two scores lu
the rout. I
Merrill can tie down the cham
pionship Oct. 18. when the Huklra
hileet Henley In a spud Festival
game. Henlev has two tough onea
left. Besides Merrill, the Hornets
have a date with Chlloquin. a leoin
that gave Malln and Merrill all .
they could handle. I
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Saturday, Ihe Soulier mnnliaiidt
liig Texua, 49-20, and Kansas anni
hilating Iowa Httiln, 43-0.
In the trntllllunully mixed up
Buulhwenl Commence, tilings are
trutlltlnniilly mixed up. Theio Isn't
an umleleiiled lenm In the loop,
which Iravea things right back
where they were In the beginning
of the season, with defending
champion Texas Christian still the
choice by default.
The llurued Finns go against
Texua A and M thla week. .The
conference goes Into fill -scale
operulluns Saturday, so the plulure
should be drilled somewhat in a
week or two,
In (he Itoeky Mountain Confer
ence, Hie eventual champion prob
ably will be decided thla week
when ldnhn Slnto and Colorado
Slale, the two top powers, tangle
at I'oculollo. I Immlun Is tile sur
mise leader In the Missouri Val
Iff, after clobbering the defending
chaiuplun University of Tulsa, 33-7.
Georgia Tcuh might got a tunale
from A lnl)uiii and Tennessee fur
(he Southeastern lop tula, while
Duke heads the Southern Conler
aire, although Virginia remains
unbeaten, too. The pair tangle in
two weeks.
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So many varsity gridiron newcom
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that West Virginia University can
draw on sensuurd material at 17
of 33 platoon positions. Only two
seniors are Included In this group.
I Nine sophomores and 11 Juniors
participated In the opening game.
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