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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1 052 TfERALn ANT) NKWS. KT.AMATTf FAM,!. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN FOOTBALL &SCORES3 oi.i.it.i: i oornui, My the As.mlatcil l'ri I1 A It Wl.hT UHC 33 Wir.liliif.luii u Oikuiim 31 Hliitiliiiu i Ciillliiinln :! Wit"liliiiHini Bl I i 13 iiluliu 31 lln'ilim Slate 0 llllili 15 Simla, (Mara III Waithliigtun I'liWi 41 Uii'iinn Fio.h Hi Wlillworlh J) F.n-itrrn Washington 13 Mnhn Hinlr 21 lewl fc (.'lurk IH Oregon '11-11. 4 Kh'iIi-i'ii )iriOii IV Hnl .n J. C. IM lilnlm Fin-.li 7 I'im IMc- Lutheran 41 IJi lll' li Col liiillila 7 Olympic J. 0. Ill) Lower Columbia l:i Fveielt J C. 4o MoiilHi-y, Cnlll. J. C. 14 i J')vt'iuiLTn liuwli . . HOI KV Mill MAIN Colorado 34 KiuiMi i til, M 1 Utah Until' '.'I lit ,u liu n i Young -II Carrol i Mum. I 14 Wi'brr II ! Cold. Collrge 40 Colo. Mini' I) Mil I liWI KT llnu Inn 28 lluyliir ii Hire 10 Trsnn A&M 6 Trail- 14 TCU 14 HMU 21 Arkansas 11 New Mexico 3 Colorado A&M 0 MlhHI M' Ohio Htat 37 Illinois 1 Mllme. nio Ni-liiu;.ka 7 Michigan 31 Purdue III bf 3D Nin thi'.r .trrn 14 Wlectinalil 31 Iiullniui 14 Mulligan Slate Jl Notre Dame 1 Oklahoma 47 Missouri 1 Kansaa 1 Oklulioiim A&M 7 Princeton 37 Ynlc 31 Hvrm-U" 30 Colgate 14 Hi own 31 llurvaid 31 Fnrdhrtm 33 Temple I I'lll 47 N. ('milium HInta Cornell 1 Dartmouth 7 Armv 14 l'rnn 13 lioMnii 14 NYU 7 l'Kim Slate 7 Rutgers ( Nnvy ;a Columbia a Hon ii MlK-.lfipl 31 Maryland 14 (Iroriiln Tenh 7 A In bit inn 1 Duke 14 Wake Fair it 7 'frnnrupp 2ii Plot Kin J (Inn Kin 13 Auburn 7 Nnrtli Carolina 37 South Carolina III Virulnla 40 Itli-hiiioiKl 0 K-nturkv 27 Ocinmn 14 Tulane 10 VnnclrtlilU 1 iMitn t i i'h o v7iT PA K I .' ft OWfcNHHOKO. Kv. i CnllKr ernul. loiiar have been ultor I Islemed Kill Urilflth. Western; Nrero Hlth senior qtiarlrrbnik i here who shoots psv.f like a bui-! Jet I.ivmt up lo thlr. description, is. practice rrci-nlly Clriffith Itnd n aerial to halfbi.ck Johnnv Lena In whistling nlckin tore a Rash' In Long t hand Ilia I required loin I etllrhes. II iMpToN ATl7t l.rH ' MIAMI its Three of llir yrar'a j champion race hornra will be run I nliiir tills winter at lllnlrah The are Crafty Admiral, the handicap kme; One Coiini. Ihe l-adlim three year old; and Sv-crl Pntootte. queen ot th Juvrnili' illlr. , Weekend Grid Menu ay Round Out Bowls llv Kit COHHKiAN I.'ICW VOHK iP All the lwiw iinj it u til Htlonn, liimUlPK and Ian ry plnya, anririarn and dl' nipoint inniia cum to an end fur nioi of llir C'iiIIi-iip loolball tram Ihli tti'ik Willi Irudltlnnul und Import, iinl-iiniiira aclirdulrd around Oia coiiiitry, Willi I wo of the mnjnr bowls thi Col ion and Hhkiii already ael fur their New Yenr'a Day inmea, ii lien Inn will lie loriiied oil Hie out t II n that have a rhaure to in to Urn nilier big on'n III ftoaa and OTitiiKe. 'Ii"' We.ili-rn repreientallve ol Ihe llnne bowl will he decided be. line 'a croud nf 100.0(H) In l.oi Aiicrlm when two nl the nio.il puv. I'liiil eleven In th" nation, UUI A mid Hutilhrin Callloinla, coin lo liiip.i. I'MSKATliN Hot Ii are undriealed and mil I'd mill hit ve aiiiiillinicd all iippoiltlon with tin-Ii near-liiipirgnable de- Iriihen. Aunlmit a loul ol 10 opponent llicy hve uUcn up Jm.t 07 pulnla, or about lour a gume. Iliere'a no naubt Unit It will be a low arorlnp nnuie. but the iiiieailon In: Whu-ii mil ocoir7 Toiaibly one touchdown will aeltle It. liiii will be Ihe NCAA natlom.1 telivihlnn game ol the week. An lor the ollii-r hall of the KO ie Bowl entry, the Big Ten rhamplon nhip lemaliia very much up In Ihe nh. 1111) Mii-hlunn and Wlnconiln are lied or Ihe lead. Thia week, Ihe Wol- Willamette Cops Third N'orthnpat Canfereiii e Htandlnga iHnall C of Idaho I . Ull le lit I rw i-CIrk Whitman W L T Pre. PK PA 4 0 1 1.000 IM 63 4 0 I 1.000 138 M 3 0 2 .000 131 64 2 3 0 .400 Ml 130 1 4 0 .300 13 101 0 t 0 .000 41 110 verlnea have tha tougher nl':n iiiinl, facing Ohio Biale, while Win cooiln gor,, up agalnit Mlnuenolii. 'Ihe Orange flov.1 ' inomuiera, who are anting back bid Hik Ihelr time, will hava their eye on Aln buna, byracune and PIU, Ihe thine ma.'or pOMdhllltlea. II Alabnma pula up a good ahow agalinl Maryland -Ira loo much to cMieot the Terrapin to a two In a row tha Crlmaon Tide ahould Clinch one of Ihe aputa. 'Ilnina loat to Oeorgia Tn li Si, t -unlay, but It Waa by an eyelanh, 7-3. Maryland, meanwhile, waa be ing dumped out ol the 'inbi-ati n 4-hiaa hv MlnMsnlppI, 21-li. NO I'KOHI.K.M Hyracuae ahould have no problem In Fordham, but Pitt, one ol the aurprlaea of the am on. will have no phnlo againat Penu Btnle. Oeorgia Tech, which nieela Mia nlhalppl In the Sugar Bowl figure lo roll right along. The Rnglneera, with elxht alralght vlclorlea thla neanon and 33 gamea without a rieleat enier In ill Florida State. Ole MIm,. Ihe terror of tha loolball world eliuc beating Maryland, la Idle. Tenneanee. Texaa' oponent In Hie Cotton Bowl, playa Keuiui-ky, which ahould prove no problem. Texaa clinched Ihe Bouthweil Conference title by turning ui'ck le .ia Chrlnllan. 14-7. Meanwhile, moat of the up ("ulna came through la.il Snttlr day'a action unwanted. Tne No. outlll. Michigan Hlnle, delcaled Noire Dnine, 21.3. Bouthern Cal blanked Washing ton while UCLA waa idle. 'Iennen.,ee clouted Florida, 30-13. and Oklahoma, which only haa to Oral iVehraaka thla week to win ihe Dig Seven crown, ubmcri;cd Mitaourl, 47-7. TIME OUT! 4S V mm. "I ailmlri hU wantlnr to be Ihe hrni (njillt In the cKUt, but hofkr)', hckey all the livelong Trojan-Bruin Classic Holds Down TV Spot PACIFIC COAHT I O.NFF.KKNCF. By The Aiaoclaled Preaa W L Pet UCLA tO Koulhern California t 0 Waililngton . 5 3 Washington Stat 3 3 California 3 3 muntord ,,..24 Oregon 3 4 fdaho ' 1 3 Oregon 81at 0 0 0 1.W0 0 1.000 0 .714 .500 .400 .33.1 .332 .2.10 .000 Haturday'a retulta: Willamette 41 Whitman 0 By The Aoc-lated Preat Wlllameite won third place In tlie Norlhweat Conference football race bv overwhelming eellar-dwell-lng Whitman. 41-0. In Ihe cloaing le,iue game of the aeavn at Wlllameite f ml-hed' alrong. win nln't It lait three game after dinpplmi ia Ural two league con tents by one point. College of Idaho, co champion with Pacific defeated San Fran ciKO State, 31-10, In a non-confer-enre game. Lewis and Clark wound up a dl alroua aeaaon bv taking a 21-11 Urging from Idaho State In an other non-conference a'falra. The Ploneera. eo-champlon with Pacific In IBM. won only ont gam and lot aeven. Saturday's Stars Hjr The Associated Pros Tommy O'Connell, Illinois completed IB of 39 paaea lor ?.'4 yards to aet Big Ten record for total yardage gained In aeawiu, 1.160. Illinois lo?rt to Ohio State, 21-1. Don MrAullffe. Michigan Slate -Scored two touchdowns in 21-1 vic tory over Notre Dame. t Linebacker Dirk Tamburo, Mich I'tan Slate Recovered three ol aeven Notre Dame fumbles,, two ii 'h!ca went to louchuuwns. Homer BmlUl. Princeton Ran 03 yarda Irom scrlmmaee lor one of the touchdowns which beat Yale 27-21. BUI Fudue, Army Scored In Unbeatens Shrink To 21 Teams I NEW YORK il'p Four malor Icollcifes Georgia Tech, Michi gan Hlute, Southern Calllornla and ;U.C.L.A. head the Hat ol 21 un jbenien and untied team. Monday. ' The weekend's action dropped two more Irom the dwindling list when Maryland took a beating Irom Mi5laMppl and Iowa Wev . leyan waa downed bv Buena VIMa. ' Ten of the teams have completed jtheir trasona Including Peru (Nebi Teachers, which heads the nation i with 10 vlclorlea. Georgia Tech ha nine, while MIchlRan State, Southern Califor nia and UU.C.L.A. each have eight. Soulhern Cal and U.C.L.A meet on sulurday. People DO Read SPOT ADS -you are! final 44 seconds to give Army 14-13 upset victory over Pennsylvania. Alan Anierhe. Wisconsin Scored three touchdowns In 37-14 triumph over Indiana. Jimmy Icar and Bud Saly. MLsa-l.-jilppl formed battery In 42- yard luM period paaa which beat Mary land, 21-14. Fred Franco, Navy Oained 180 yarda on 23 carries, one run oi ao yards lor a touchdown, in whipping Columbia, 2-0. Bob Brooks, California Plunged over tor two touchdown to help lead California to a 2(13 victory over Washington State. By RI'HH NKWLANf) BAN FRANCISCO I Southern California's Trojan and the UCLA Bruin battle It out thla week-end lor the Paclllc Coast Conference championship and the right to en ter Ihe Rose Bowl, come New Year'a Day. , . The undefeated titans of the leanue will meet before a nrob- jnble capacity crowd of more than 100,000 In' the Loj Angeles Coll- (Seuin, Millions more will view the nationally-televised game ol the week. ' Soulhern California clinched Its ichance to bid for Ihe title Satur day with a devastating 33-0 rout ol Washington. While the Trojana were annex ing their filth conference win and eighth triumph of the schedule, Ihelr UCLA rivals had an open dale last week-end. The Bruins also posnens a 6-0 PCC atandlna and an overall eight win record. ' Lowly Oregon manufactured Ihe , week's big upset by nosing out I .Stanford 21-20. Stanford was a two I touchdown favorite but that didn't .Impress, the 'slx-tlmes beaten iDucka. They turned two fumbles I by Stanford fullback Bob Mathlas .Into as many touchdowns. I California's Bears broke up a llhree-game losing streak by tak ing the measure of Washington State. 2S-I3. The Bears will be favored to dump their oldest rival. Stanford, I when the two close out the season I this Saturday in Berkeley before a sellout crowd of more than 81. 000. Resurgent Oregon, likewise, will be the choice to beat Its keenest I rival, Oregon Stale, In their game at. Portland. Oregon- State was iwalloped 21-4 by an Idaho club that I Oregon defeated, 20-14. earlier In the echechile. t Washington State travels to still- water lor an encounter with usually tough Oklahoma AliM. Bears Whip WSC, 28-13 BERKELEY. Calif. I Cali fornia's Oolden Bears, knocked out of the Pacific Coast Conference loolball race by losses to U8C. :UCLA and Washington, turned on I Washington State Saturday and 'ground out a 2S-13 victory over the inapleaa Cougars. 1 Outplayed most of four quarters, Washington State found lis scoring 'punch In the last five minutes and pushed over two quick tallies to escape ( whitewashing. . With the clock running out, quar terback Jerry Campbell passed 41 yards to right end Harland Svare who raced 36 yards to score. I The Cougars scored again with 1 less than two minutes to go. Bill Holmes snaring Campbell's pass ..ii mic run suite aitcr no, nau marched from thtr own 27 to the California seven. The Bears, sparked by reserve left half Bob Brook who scored ;lwo California touchdowns, hsd things their own way most of the ' afternoon. I They scored In the first period. 'added two more In the second and clinched the game with a touch down in the fourth. ' Webfoots Cash in on Stanford Fumbles for 21-20 Upset Win PALO ALTO, Calif. I The Tlreirnn W-hf ml m r-stiir,. n ..n Htonlord fumbles for two of three touchdowns, acraped past the In diana 21-20 Saturday for their eeo- onu ivnj tooioaii victory in tne Pacific Coast Conference. It tied the Duck and the Indians In Sixth place m the standings, behind California. Three successful conversions gave Oregon tha winning margin. Stanford opened tha scoring early In the first period, fullback Bob Mathlas crahinir yards out afier Chuck Essegian iiiLcrcciuea an uregon pass. Rut t h Dtlclr -.am lUi t. L. - - . ,v I ' "I m i fo even the tally. Tackle Len Barrle recovered a Mathlas fumble on the Stanford three and fullback Tom Novikofl put It Over In tWn Una tmka Orcxon pulled ahead at the start of the third period when guard Jin: Jacques recovered Mathlas' second fumble, and Novlkolf again plunged Into the end none. - oittiuora uea me game on Jock Gebert's touchdown pass to Bam Morley but Oregon moved out In front . again before the period ended, scoring after driving 07 yards In seven playa. Stanford'a final tally came In the closing minutes of the game. The Indians drove 64 yarda In llv plays and Oebert passed to Morley lor nine yarda and a touchdown. Oeberfs try for point waa low, clinching the game for tha Web-loots. IIOCKKY By The Associated Press Niinttsr'a Result 1 WESTERN LEAGUE 'Calgary 2. Seattle I Balurday'a Result Calgary 4, Tacoma 2 Edmonton 3. Saskatoon 3 New Westminster 1, Seattlt 1 ' HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUGINI, OR! MID'ORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mrs. 1. E. 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