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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. OCTOBER 1 1953 HERALD & NKWrf. KLAMAi'ri FALLS. OttKGON PAGE THDKTESN 1 I I - t' r. r ' . ... j f i a i v 7 y " r 1 T7rT-"l ill ri it from Pe.ch ,he.S.d"-DLe.g' ft f- I0?- " " affectionate ki - at her " ho h" " n elephant Peaches ar . i mt,ntw name by plane from Portugese Easr Ar, in. o- kiss arrived Troy, UCLA Top Coast In Defense LOS ANGELES (Special) De- lense has taken over right where it left oil In 1952 with UCLA and tsouinern California still leading the pack, u was disclosed today by the weekly statistics released from the office of the Paclfio Coast Con ference Commissioner. .,.-.. Southern California has the tight est ground defense while UCLA is tops in pass and total defense. The Trojans have allowed but 92 yards a game rusning, followed by Cal lfornia, 126, and UCLA, 132.5. UCLA has given up but 38.5 yards a game passing with Ore' gon, 73.0, and Stanford, 74.0, next In line. (The Bruins have allowed 171 yards in total defense to 201 for Southern Cal and 244.5 for Ore gon. UCLA also shares the lead with Washington in another de tensive department, interceptions. Jbacn has stolen four enemy aerials, the Bruins having returned ior- 54 yards and one toudhdown. Oregon boasts the best running game and has averaged 239 yards per outing.. Next come UCLA, 236.5, and Southern. Cal, 218.5. Washington's Huskies continue as the No. 1 aerial circus, with 173 yards a game on 24 completions in 61 throws. Washington State has averaged 116.5 and California 111.5. Southern California has rolled up the most total yards on offense, 320 a game, 218.5 rushing and 101.5 passing. Behind the Trojans are UCLA, 295.5, and California, 285. : TJCLA also has the best punting average, 45.6 yards, on 10 kicks and ' has allowed enemies to return ; them only 20 yards. California has - the best averages on kick returns, 19.0 on punts and 21.6 on kick-offs. Paul Bryant, a Michigan gradu ate, is In his third year as director of the. 80;pieee JjK)t JJniversity marching band. illtl. u Football No Johnny-Come-Lately In Canada; U.S. Stars Get Loot Br MURRAY OLDERMAN NEA SUff Correapandeat NEW YORK (NEA) Maybe the thought's been bothering you, as it has us, how Canada can swoop down and corral some of the fin est in, American football talent. Four No. 1 draft choices ol the National League Heisman award winner Billy Vessels, 'lorn Stol faundske, Donn Moomaw and Booby- Marlow migrated to the pro vinces,' lured by lucre north of the border our own professionals could not match. The Saq Francisco '49ers' Frank le Albert decided to prolong his career in Calgary. Oleun Dobbs long has been entrenched in Re glna. The Cleveland Biowns arc still trying to . drag tackle Jons Klssell back from Ottawa . So what gives with this Canad ian football? "The boom," says a tormei coach of one of the eight major Canadian teams, "will continue as long as the economic ladder per mits. - "Professional football nas gone on for over 30 years up there. "Canadians know American play ers and names make the game bet ter and-draw larger crowds. It's good deal for the Americans be cause they usually have non-release contracts for two or . three years. "There's quite a differential in the salaries paid them and the lo cal boys. Some Canadians make SHOE'S BEAUTIFUL Pret ty Sandy Worth is a picture of indecision as she tries to select a pair of wedgies to wear at the beach. She wears them every where but where they belong, at Miami, Fla., Fashion Coun cil's showing of resort and .. -v cruise fashions. FIRE BALTrMORE (. Baltimore fire men are going to launch Fire Pre vention week by starting one. They will set fire to a three-story brick house Sunday and then put out the flames with new and ex perimental methods of fire fight ing, Chief Mlcnaei Lotz sam. -The house Is to be torn down any way, to make room for aslum clearance project. Dallas Wins Dixie Series DALLAS. Tex. Wl Dallas had Its first Dixie Series championship in seven years Thursday. It also was the first time for the Texas League to win this post-season title In three .years. Dallas whipped Nashville of the Southern Assn., 4-2, Wednesda) night to sew up the Dixie Series iour games, to two as trie biggest crowd of the series 9,256 looked on. .. . ... . Casanova Hopes For Sunshine EUGENE. Ore. (j Coach ten Casanova hopes the weather- will clear before Saturday so the Ore gon Ducks can "use our speed and passing to advantage" in the Coast Conference clash here with UCLA. "It won't be possible with a wet neia or a wet nau," Casanova said after Wednesay's practice session. Undefeated UCLA.- one of the PCC's top teams, is- heavily lav- orea over tne uucas. Cougars Cook Up Special Defense PULLMAN, Wash. Wl The Washington State Cougars Wednes day practiced a special defense planned by Coach Al Kircher tor use against the Iowa Hawkeyes in Saturday's intersections! game at Iowa city. Kircher also drilled the Cougars on aerial offense and defense and blocking kicks. The Cougars were to leave here early Thursday on the 12-hour flight to Iowa City. POTEET'S MARKET Owned and Operated . By " : '-, Bob aV'Peanuts" Poteet Small Siie Swift's Picnics lb. 39e Small, Lean Slab. SWIFT'S Oriole Bacon ib.73c Good Lean Beef ; Roast ib.33 Lean and Tender, Rib Steak ,,.45' WE HAVE HAGEL'S FRYERS DEPEKD ON US FOR QUALITY 49 MAM III FOR With Coupon on Paqe' 19 39 SELECT PRODUCE U.S. No. 2 Spuds 99c 50-lb. baa CAULIFLOWER 19c each Tokov or Seedlen GRAPES : 2 .b. 19c Van Camp Pork and Beans 2 tor 35c Swift's Vienna Sausage on 19c Bluebell POTATO CHIPS 39c 49e pki. Nollev's mm CHILI CON CARKE A Of 2 cant t7t With Beant White Croii Tissue 4 rolls 29c Stockton CATSUP '.U 25c Del Rogua TOMATO- JUICE 46-oz. can 19c Durkee's MAYONNAISE Pint 29c JELLO 4pk... 29c 3 Loreji Cans 29c BORENE ra. Giant Siie 3t 10c Coupon in Each Pkq. " 1 Prices ffftctive . Through Saturday 1710 as low as IS0O per seanon. The Americans' lowest Is stout), goes up to 125,000."; ..... ., ..; , Where does the money come from h cities like Edmonton (population 169.000) or Calgary (population i2,ooo)? ,."' "Sixty per cent,;' he' answersl "comes from gate receipts; The home team keeps all. Public sub scriptions, quarterback Hubs, pro gram advertising, donation.' helps out. You might get five atusens to kick in enough dough Co hire an oustandlng player. Perhaps SB bus iness men agree to underwrite, the deficit." . .- -.; ..- . Don't Canadian players resent the big money made by their pals from the south? i "There's no outward resentment" our informant continues, "as long as the Americans are doing a great Job and winning because they will also get more by using Ameri cans, i "The playing fields are good, but the weather has a tendency to be colder and wetter.- The fans are as rabid as Brooklynltes. They want a winner. They know how to boo If they don't get It." How does the recruiting of play ers work? ., . "They concentrate on getting few er players," he answers, "because there's a limit of four Americans per club. v ' "I found very little evidence of large-scale betting, and no - con trolled or syndicate belting, in fans are Just crasy about ipctbail." " The U.S. boys like It, too. ' "What have r got to lose?" shrugs Purdue's - Bemle Flowers, who went to Ottawa. "I moke good money. If It turns out tnat 1 don't like it. I can always go back to the States to play." , A lure of 110.000 was dangled before VUlanova's Oene lUipski it he'd forego his final collegiate sea son and Jump to Canada. Team mate Bill Hegarty used a Cana dian offer- to wangle a ' non-release contract from the 1'lttsburgh Bteelers. It's not like Jorge Pasquel and his Ill-fated Mexican adventure in baseball. - - .-, '.v.- The Dominion enterprisers have a going concern. Indians Up At Dawn PALO ALTO, Calif. I SUn ford's 17-man football squad roust ed out at dawn for a - work out Thursday prior to flying to Chicago en route to Saturday r Chicago en route to Saturday's tussle with Illinois at Champaign. Asked if he bad any ambition of catching the early worm, Stanford Coach Chuck Taylor snapped;':. "We're shooting for bigger game. "We're shooting or bigger game. We've had our diet of worms and It didn't taste good. -That was In the Rose Bowl of 1952 " ...Illinois won that one, 40-7. In the Cleveland Indians' last home stand of the season against the essteru clubs, the Tribe com pleted at least one double play In each game. ,. v. w . , Walt Cabral Is the first Hawaiian to play football for Notre Dame Cabral, who makes his home In Honolulu, Is an end. Class Eern Series Ccrt.Y . KANSAS CITY (JP) WeU-rested Montreal and tne Kansas City Blues, winner of s gruelling seven game playoff, clash in the Little World arte opening In Montreal Friday. The Blues won their way Into the Little World Series for the second straight year Wednesday night by copping the seventh game of the final American Assn. play o from the Toledo 8ox, 4-1. : Monreal has been taking It- easy alnce wrapping up the International League playoff title Monday night by beating Rochester four straight. ":0-y:' iK':-:-.- ' .jM'S-'-'i '''': Quarterback BUI Brigman estab lished a Georgia Tech record for passes thrown ft single game when he tossed 30 tunes against the. Florida Oators to 1952. 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