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Jl SPAY, OCTOBER 6, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN -Sized layer Tops Offense kw YORK (UP)-LUUe Claude am ol Columbia, who ran and d lor a total o( 339 yards In Lions' 30-T loss to Princeton Saturday, Is the nation'a total bse and forward passing lead- Lham, who itands tlvt . eight weigns oniy iqu pounas, leads nation's major college foot ers with 397 yards gained on Lays. And his 59 pass attempts n completions also are high (the season thus far, according mciai nuAA service Bureau tics released today, this he has accomplished In two games, while most ol bis s have played three games. Irgia's Dies Young Is the run Iud in total yards with 26s in c games, and Bill Beagle ol rj fmoutn la one behind Benham d f ass completions in the tossing ol tDetitiou. i Jt ABLE PLAYER top ot an sterling pertorm to date, Benham has proved e quite durable, much like y O'Brien, another small man passed and ran to lame with Christian 16 years ago. ien sat the modern rocoid tor it-king stamina, averaging 40 s or passes per game and am is lust one Behind that k with 79 attempts. jatgl Luppino of Arizona, who natter passes, has reclaimed the raajimg leadership he held all. but ooevu'eek last year. In three games -r PULLMAN. Wash., (UP) First strati? quarterback Bob Iverson of the Washington State Cougars re poiOd for action to Coach Al Kirehe" yesterday, but lineman Tom Gunnari was taken to the sidelines. Irerson has apparently re covered from a brain concussion suflejcd against Kmsus two weeks agtj Ounnari suffered a "hip ter" in yesterday'a stiff offen and defensive scrimmage as Cougars prepared for their gariae with the California Golden Bears. s CjpRVALLIS. Ore., (UP) Coach Tofpmy Prothro of the Oregon Stale Beavers thinks his squad wis break the Los Angeles Colise um? jinx when It tangles with the UCLA Bruins tomorrow night. Une Coliseum has a reputation foi casting a sinister spell over teajns of the Northern Division, but Prothro forme'" assistant to ijCLjA mentor Red Sanders thinks has it whipped. BUGENE, Ore, (UP) The ntverslly of Oregon Ducks plan lb pass over Colorado's sturdy line hen the two teams meet Satur day, according to Coach Len Casanova. ' (Quarterbacks Tom and Jack Crsblree and Wally Russell hit eight- for 13 attempts against the ifrhinglon Huskies last week, and Casanova figures that ' there's no tisa ploughing through what you carl toss over. utanFdhd. cair.. (up (jbach Chuck Taylor ot Stanford a d a 37-man travelling squad left t tlay for Lansing, Mich., where t e Indians will take on the Mich I pn State Spartans Saturday. Center Don Geddes, tackle Chris 1 Rin and Joel Freis were unable t ' make the trip as a result of i juries. BAN JOSE, Calif., (UP) lach Bob Bronzan is well satts 1 M with the work of his San Jose I tartans, and he thinks they'll do i I right when they meet Arizona I tie here Saturday night. Quarterback Tony Teresa was t fowlng well during practice yes 1 (day and halfbacks Stan Bcasley U Mel Soong turned in some t cky running. LOS ANGELES (UP) Coach Jttiry (Red) Sanders had his WCLA Bruins go through light Inhering up drills today In prepa ration for their Pacific Coast Con- fftence game tomorrow night against Oregon State In Memorial Coliseum. i I The Beavers are scheduled to aitlve here by plane tonight (at 'is p.m.) and will stay overnight t a Santa Monica hotel. The Bruins worked on defense yester, day against spread formations and "c pass patterns In a rugged np-Wur drill. tOS ANGELES I UP1 Continued os emphasis on passing in long, hiiiising offensive drills Indicated irtny coach Jess Hill expects rulhern California to do more Pawing against Washington than in! the Trojans' first three games. Hslfbacks Jon Arnett and Ernie Zmpese were doing most of the hiiiing yesterday from the single mg. When SC switches to the T. orterbacks Jim Contralto and Ellsworth Kissinger do the pass-lrt- Hill said team co-captain -Varvin Goux, who has been side )id while recovering from s back iury. may see action on defense Bsturday In Seattle against the Hikies. j College . l Gridiron II Briefs - in Columbia he has netted 361 yards, picking up 129 yards last Saturday In li trya against Idaho. Jim Sink of Texas Christian, last week's lead er, is second this week with 343 yards. Joe Clements ef Texas, last week's total offense and passing leader, has tumbled all the way to seventh and fifth, respectively. Clements, who suffered a head In jury, was sidelined last Friday after only two plays against South ern California. TOP CARRIER Fullback Bill Tsrr of Stanford Is third in rushing with 39 yards, while Frank Pajecikowskl of Rich mond, la the most proficient car rier, having picked up 3J1 yards in only' 33 trys. Nick Consoles of Wake Forest, the nation's third top passer, re mains the lone player to pass 30 or more times without an Inter ception. He has hit on 23 of 40 attempts. Pirates Capture Poll Lead By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Gresham High knocked off Cor vallis, last week's No. 1 team in the Associated Press high school football poll, and Marslifield of Coos Bay vaulted into the top spot ID this week's voting. Maishfleld, with four straight wins, pulled 14 first place ballots from sports writers and broadcast ers throughout the stale. They gave the Pirates point total of 184. Cresham's tight win pushed It Into third place three first place votes, 147 points just behind second-place South Salem, which pulled only two first place votes but had strong support for second on the list. Pendlrton pulled up a notch from fifth to fourth in the race for the state honors. Following in numerical order were Jefferson of Portland. Cottage Grove, Hlllsboro. Central Catholic of Portland and Vale on the far eastern edge of the state. Astoria dropped from the top 10 by taking a 204 licking from Cen tral Catholic. . Jt was first show among the leaders for Central Catholic and the Vale team. The only 2-A rated team among the leaders. Vale, got there by consistent play. It has won IS straight and Its vic tories include one over 1-A Baker. Also relegated to the ranks of the trailers was North Bend which dropped a 20-13 gams to Coqullle, another 2-A team. The top 10 with the season rec ord ana point totals: Points 1. Marshfield. 4-0 3. South Salem, 4-0 J. Gresham, 4-0 4. Pendleton, 4-0 5. Corvallis, 3-1 6. Jefferson. 3-0-1 7. Cottage Grove, 4-0 8. Hlllsboro, 4-0 9. Central Catholic, 3-1 10. Vale. 3-0 184 153 140 103 Others: Albany Jl, Astoria 11, Wasnington of Portland and Klam ath Falls 9, MoMinnville and Beav. erton I, Ontario 3, North Bend and Medford 4, Coqullle end St. Helens 3, North saiem, Eugene. Bend and Junction City 3, Frlnevllle 1. AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE w L l'k S'l a io 3' a 12'i 3 14 Lorans Ca. Motor Investment Commercial Shell Suaker State Oil al.ller Motors Bob's Union Bailn Motors Winde Bulck Ea.tiide Electric Pacific Pruit apcciati7.ed Service B.nrl. Portland Last nishfs reiullaT . . 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Shaw passed for three touch downs and Amecha scored three by rushing to lead the Baltimore Colts to surprise triumphs over the Chicago Beara and Detroit Lions and first place in the Western Di vision. They scored or passed for all of Baltimore's six touchdowns In its first two starts. ALL-ROOKIE Coach Webb Eubank started an all-rookie backfield of Shaw, Ameche. L. U. Dupre and Harry Hugasian against the Lions last Saturday night and they led the Colls to a 33-13 victory. Other rookies who havt made promising beginnings as touch' down-makers include Corky Tay lor of the Los Angeles Rams, Dave Mann of the chioago cardinals, Bob Watkins of the Chicago Bears, Sooner Back Named Week's Leader By AP By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS One of the principal reasons why Oklahoma was able to whip Pittsburgh and keep football's longest winning streak going through ita 31st game last Satur day was halfback Tommy Mc Donald. Tommy scored two touchdowns on runs of 43 and nine yards, raced 33 yarda on a key play in another Sooner scoring drive and racked up an Inpresslve 134 yarda by rushing- as Oklahoma turned back the big Eastern team 33-14. In ad dition ht hit two of five passes for 39 yards. In recognition of this fine all- around performance, the nation's sports writers and broadcasters participating in the weekly Asso ciated Press poll Thursday nicked McDonald as the season's first Back of the Week. The experts had named Wiscon sin's pass-catching end, Dave Howard, as Lineman of the Week against Iowa. McDonald earned the designa tion by the narrowest of margins over a trio of brilliant pass-pitching quarterbacks, Clemson's Don King. Navy's George Welsh and Maryland'a Prank Tamburello. The sharpshootlng quarterbacks generally claimed most of the at tention in the Back of the Week balloting. Big Paul Homung of Notre Dame, Len Dawson ot Pur due and Fred Wyant of West Vir ginia all received considerable backing. Others nominated were Wade Mitchell and Toppy Vann. Georgia Tech; Prank Pajczkow. ski, Richmond; Bob Pascal, Duke; Pat Uebel, Army; Lenny Moore. Penn State: Jerry Gustafson and Bill Tarr, Stanford, and Bob Dav enport, UCLA. MANILA Little Cessr. 131, Philippines, stopped Sanong I.T.I. 131. Thailand. 3. TIF" Mi "-J KENTUCKY tiNCi 1110 i football (ptoutiriionA os sten by Klamath Basin prognosticators Mrttlnnti SJaaaaksr II IS- 1-W -w .SSI .188 ' lairmll i-w IJS Dick McCabe of the Pittsburgh . during the Rams' opening day vie 8teelers. Ralph Thomas of the tory over the San Francisco Forty- Washington Redskins and Alex Webster of the New York Giants, Taylor, former Kansas Stste star, caught a touchdown pass I Stanford Coach Says Spart Tougher Foe By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS , snd Ernie Zampese throwing sue- Stanford's Indians, who bolster. ed the Paciflo Coast's faltering football prestige with an upset vic tory over Ohio State, are sat for slill another game against a Big Ten opponent. coach Chuck Taylor, ever an optimist, declared: "I think we can beat Michigan State Saturday by playing one of our real tine games." Taylor, who says he expects Michigan State to be tougher than the Buckeyes, refused this time to predict this week's strategy. Micn igan State lost last week to Mich lean. 14-1. Six Pacific Coast Conference teams will be playing within their league this weekend; Washington State at California, Oregon State at UCLA, and southern caiuor. nla at Washington In addition, Oregon will enter tain Colorado and Idaho will Play College of the Pacific, another non-conference team. Coach Red Sanders st UCLA drilled the Bruins on defense naainst a spread formation ne ex pects Oregon State to use Friday night. Tommy Prothro, a former aide to Sanders, coaches Oregon State In a Sanders-like single wing, snd Sanders says he is "looking forward to the game. WORKOL'T Oregon State went through i heavy workout Wednesday. Its S3 man squad lesves Friday by char tercd Diane for Los Angeles. Southern California practiced Its passing with halfbacks Jon Arnett ' Teeina Off WOMEN'S PLAY The sixth and last play of the Oregon Women's Golf Association schedule will be held Friday morn ing at Reames Oolf and Country Club. The following pairings will be used: Anderson. M. Drew and Egge: F. Drew, Larkin and Mil ler; Grove, Maskell. Soukup and Schuss: Mosebar. Robertson snd Raymond; Sproat, Swanson and Farrens; Adams, Bechen snd Hem niesch, Ashley, Mead snd Hopson; Reeder and Zamskv. Ail of the nine hole players will make up their own pairings for Friday's matches. Hooters To Host Compton Officials All members of the Owl Roots, OTI's booster's club, sre urged to turn out In force Friday night as the club will hold a welcoming get-together at the Pelican Party Room, starting at 3:30, for the Compton Junior College athletic staff and members of the school's faculty. President John Schubert Btated Uie Friday evening gathering will replace the regularly scheduled meeting Monday night at the wi nema Hotel. tueky't Finest () YEAR OLD latum, i Ttut an omii r staaras IB. 1-W .III Nlnera. Mann, from Oregon 8late, made a 65-yard scoring run to help the Cardinals defeat the New York Olanta. Watkins. a former Ohio cessfully to end Chuck Griffith, Co-captain Marv Ooux. whe had a, spinal disc removed last sum. mer, returned to the USC team's contact practice and Coach Jess nut sam ne wouia be uaea lor limited duty as a linebacker, At Seattle, Coach Johnnv Cher- berg promoted two ahophomores to tne wasnington varsity. Jim star ryman, 130-pound Junior college transfer from Compton, Calif., will start at fullback and Dick Day. a 245-pounder from Longylew, Wash. at mat, guara, California had trouble preparing its defenses lor wasnington state The Cal Ramblers, using Cougar formations, scored live touchdowns in practice before the varsity got tninga under control. PLEASED Nevertheless. Coach Lynn (Pap py) Waldorf said he waa "pleased with the progress.' Coach Al Kircher praised three reserve backs who looked good in Washington State's 35-0 loss to UCLA. Those praised were Bill Steiger, Bey Alvarado and Bit Kramer. Kircher said he prob ably would atart Steiger at- left half and Kramer at full against i-ai. Oregon, -drilling agsinst Colo rsdo's single wing offense, noted it was the fourth different attaok it would meet In as many games. So far, Oregon haa gone against 3 split T, Southern Cat's multiple offense snd Washington's T. Coach Dal Ward at Colorado scrimmaged his first and second teams against freshmen for more than an hour and Indicated he would have two men to spell Homer Jenkins st tailback against Oregon. They are sophomores Oene Worden snd Bob Stransky. Idaho had sophomores Howard Willis snd Nick Uglesich passing in practice and Coach Skip Stanley tried to find a way to spread out the heavy College of the Pacific line so his back can run. 9n &hi4 By TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS BASEBALL 8T. LOUIS Bill Walslngham Jr. resigned as vice president of the St. Louis Cardinals. FOOTBALL Davi Howard, Wisconsin end. caught six pssses, scored three touchdowns and equalled two Wis consin records to be named Asso cisted press Lineman of the Week. RACING SAN MATEO, Calif. Blue Dare (331.301 held off the favored Waiting Game to score by a peck in Bay Meadows feature. RED HOT Men's Havy Kjeaa Il-R I.W .til Boot Socks Others at 49c Nylon re inforced Heel A Too Men'. Work Socks 4 " 1 BON BAZAAR 4410 So. 6th Next to Oregon Food Stort Low, Law Pricts Plus Groin Stamps Tksmpiaa- Hnnta na n-a l-w -w .) .its Rookies State star, scored for the Bears j against the Colts. . Thomas, from San Francisco, scored a touchdown as the Red skins rallied to upset the Phila delphia Eagles. McCabe. who played collegiate football for Pitt, made a 30-yard dash with a re covered fumble for a Stealer TD against the Rams. CANADIAN BALL Webster, former North Carolina State back who played Canadian pro football in 1034, acored a touchdown against the Cardinals and has been sbout the only bright spot during New York s two lasses Ed Bernet, another Stealers rookie from Southern Methodist, made a promising pro start when he caught eight passes during his team's opening game triumph over the Cardinals. Thla week's selections with won- lost records in parentheses: Saturday night: Colts (3-0) over Packers (3-0) at Milwaukee. Sun day: Browns (1-1) over Eaglea (1-1) at Cleve and: Bears (0-3 over Forty-Nlners (0-3) at Chica go; Lions iu-a over sums ts-o at Detroit; Giants (0-3) over Steel- ers (1-1) at Pittsburgh; Cardinals (1-1) over Redskins (3-0) at Wash ington. . 1 Hutchinson Said In For Cardinal Job' SEATTLE im Signing of Fred die Htitchinaon as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals of the National Baseball League was predicted Thursday by the Post-Intelligen- cer. The newspaper said Hutchinson will take the Job within the next few days, leaving pllotless the Se attle Ralniers which he led to the Pacific Coast League pennant this yosr. Hutchinson has been In the esst recently and has been talking with v a r 1 o u a baseball club officials, making no secret of his continu ing interest in managing a major league team again. He was manager of the Detroit Tigers from midseason 1953 until a year ago when he left because he could not get a two year con tract. The Post-Intelligencer a a 1 d Hutchinson's signing will follow lhat of Frank Lane, slated to be general manager at St. Louis. X HUNTING BOOTS Ladies & Mens THE GUN STORE 714 Main , SPECIALS! Claasscn Picks OSC, Oregon As Underdog By HAROLD CLAASfEN' NEW YORK IjK Now that the Brooklyn Dodgers have won the world series, Dr. Bannister has run the four-minute mile and Mt. Everest has been climbed, perhaus this week's football forecasts will be 100 per cent correct. Last week's 40 offerings had 10 mistakes among them for a .796 ligurf. Tnat brought the year's total to 95.28 .772. Here are this week's picks: Maryland over Wake Forest: Maryland looks upon last year's 13-13 deadlock as a blemish and will bo seeking revenge even though injuries make it necessary for the third-string quarterback to be at the helm. Oklahoma over Texas- Sooner quarterback Jim Harris has an in jured hand but the entire Texas Imm will feel even worse after this annual fray In the Cotton Bowl. Oeorgia Tech at Louisiana 8tate: The Engineers wreck LSU's home coming. Michigan over Army: The broth er of the King of Belgium pro duced a halfback for the aCadets but the Big Ten Wolverines still have Ron Kramer. Michigan's first victory over ;he Army In six tries will be close. Navy over Pittsburgh: Coach Ed die Erdelatz apparently has found the halfbacks and guards he need ed to make thla Navy tram a first-class battle ship. Kotro Dttme over Miami: The Miami Hurricanes started prepar ing for this Prldav night encounter the day the game was arranged but to no avail. UCLA over Oregon State: Even Fuentes In Fracas SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Ramon Fuentes, who Is looking for a shot at welterweight champion Carmen aslllo. meets Joe Micell of New York tnnight In a 10-round bout at the Wlnterlands. Fuentes, of Los Angelea, posted a win over Hector Constance and drew with Gil Tur ner hla last two times out. It PSOOf . Hiiirwr aw-uiaariM WVtKrFY" ,'SOSTON OIST INC. SOStON. 's for best jpin1i ataaaaOllaiaaasasjs. iitfimiimtfiiK$mmm1,,'rii 1 TO (TDTOW iiiuiwiiwissitjiaiiiii mil) - 11 ALU WSo&MMIj; f 1 ai'Mwtu jami" u, j '' $ftfw$wm.'f .. -.'., - guggssmt'''- , C-v : LOW JPi 3Zj nmrE flilsOn 49' "Zm MSM If Ronnie (Port) Knox Is below par. A Friday night time. Michigan State aver Stanford: The Coast team spent tUelf last weekend against Ohio State. Skipping over the others: FRIDAY NIGHT Houston over Detroit, Southern Methodist over Missouri, Richmond over The Citadel. SATl'RDAY East: Boston College over Villa nova. Syracuse over Boston Uni versity. Harvard over Cornell, Brown over Dartmouth, Princeton over Penn, Yale over Columbia, Rutgers over Muhlenberg, Collate over Holy Cross. Midwest: Cincinnati over Xavier, Iowa over Indtana. Kansas over Iowa State, Marquette over Kan sas State. Texas AfcM over Ne. brnska, Minnesota over Northwest ern, Wichita over Oklahoma A&M, Wisconsin over Purdue, Ohio Stat over Illinois. South: Davidson over Presbyte rian. Duke over William ti Mary, Virginia Tach over Florida, State, Florida over George WBi.hlneton, Oeoreia over North Carolina, Mis sissippi Slate over Tulane, Mis sissippi over Vanderbllt, Penn State over Virginia, South Carolina over Furman. Tennessee over Chatta nooga, West Virginia over Vlrclnia Military. Auburn over Kontuoky, Texas Christian over Alabama. Southwest: Arizona over West Te:as State, Baylor over Arkansas, Rice over Clemson, Texas Tech over Texas Western. Far West: California over Waslj. melon State, College of Pnclllc over Idaho, Colorado over Oregon, Den ver over Montana, Utah over Brig, ham Younrr. Uliih State over Nevtf Mexico. Wyoming over Colorado A&M, USC over Washington. MITSKIR'S COUNTY MAPI Roil man for Rparhmrn, TrtlU, Crrk, I.ftkr: all cnnnlli, Idahc, Drrion. Washlnilon, California. Vmr tale at ntatlnarr) and Sports ltr-a antl "Mr taker's Mapi," 914 S wetland Bldf. rorlland, Or. MASS 1 ; ,
