" WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
ML fflalioB Face Srid
Owl 'IT
Tangles '
With LC
Coach Rex Hunsaker's Oregon
Tech Owls meet competition m
their own class this weekend, but
the picture remains dark as the
Mile High Campus eleven travels
for a grid encounter with the Low
er Columbia Junior - College Red
Devils., i ;
' The Saturday night game at
Longview,-Washington, will be the
next to last action of the seasot!
for the 6wls, who have yet to
claim their first victory in seven
outings. But in the seven games
to date, this will be the first fray
for the Owls against competition
of their own caliber. So far ihey
ranked junior colleges and tough
four-year schools in the Oregon
Collegiate Conference.
Hunsaker said this week he was
greatly pleased by the showing of
his club last Saturday. The Oris
lost a 20-7 OCC contest to O egon
College of Education, but Hunsak
er related the Tech chargers put
out all they had in an effort to
knock off the conference leaders
and probable champions. The 0-0
halftime score and strong first
half defense staged by the Owl?
were the bright spots found by the
OTI coaching staff In last week's
game. , 7
This week, the Owls face a com
mon foe in Lower Columbia, but
the Red Devils are reportedly
stronger than last year and ready
to avenge the 1954 thrashing ad
ministered by the Mile High grid
ders. The score of last year's
, meeting favored the Owls 52-18.
Oregon Tech and Lower Columbia
have been matching ball clubs
since 1950. In this time Tech has
won four and lost none.-
According to sources close to the
Red Devil camp, this may be the
year LCJC has been waiting lor,
and If this is the case, the Owls
are In trouble. Lower Columbia
will have seven lettermeu in the
starting lineup when the two clubs
meet, remembering last year's
pasting handed out by the '54 OTI
club. .
So far this season Lower Colum
- bla has split even In six games.
The Red Devils have won from
Greys Harbor 7-9, Olympic 7-0 and
Oregon College of Education 14-0.
The three losses suffered by LC
so far this season have been dealt
by Everett JC, Yakima JO and
Wenatchee JC.
Tiger Jones,
John Saxton
Meet Tonight
OAKLAND, Calif. (UP) Ralph
"Tiger" Jones, who shook up Ray
Robinson's comeback plans last
January, seeks to do the same
thing to Johnny Saxton tonight
when he tangles with the former
welterweight champ in a nationally
televised 10-rounder at the local au
ditorium. Jones, a familiar face on every
body's TV screen, scored a unani
mous decision over Robinson and
left many writers convinced that
the former welter and middle
weight kingpin had lost it during
his two years as a night club per
lormer. But since then, Robinson has
fought his way back into a title
match Dec. 9 with champion Oarl
'Bobo' Olson.
Now Saxton is in ' the clutch
against the same Jones, who comes
In all the time and is very ef
fective at close quarters. Johnny
won the world welterweight title
from Kid Gavilan in a highly dis
puted decision late In 1954. Then
he was fluttened In the 14th round
by Tony DeMarco last April who
In turn bowed to Carmen Basilio,
the current welter king.
Saxton is in line for a title go
with the winner of the Nov. 30
re-match between Basilio and De
' Marco, but a loss to Jones could
smash his plans.
The betting is even along New
York's Eighth Avenue, but Jones
has been posted as a slight favorite
"in the cignr stands here.
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By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE
Mentor of Heffelflnger
Har-rumphl This week and next
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AP Vote
Selects
Tarasovic
By ED WILKS
The Associated Press
. Phil Tarasovic, Yale's football
captain and left tackle, said last
week "we'd . rather beat Army
than- win the Ivy League cham
pionship." The Ells, of course, did
upset the Cadets, and it was Tara
sovic's great line play that helped
get the Job done. '
Off that performance, Tarasovic
today was named the Associated
Press lineman of the week.
The Yale line gave Army no
end of trouble last Saturday in the
Yale Bowl, chopping down Army
backs with such force that the Ca
dets tumbled five times. Twice it
was Tarasovic, a 21-year-old sen
ior from Bridgeport, Conn., who
flopped on the loose ball.
One of the recoveries set up
Yale's first touchdown. The other
choked an Army drive late in the
third quarter as the Elis pulled It
off 14-12.
In the second quarter, the 6-4,
215-pound tackle smothered a fum
ble by Army's Pat Uebel on the
Cadet's 10. Two plays later, Yale
scored and took a 7-6 lead.
In the third period, as Army
started a march, Uebel again fum
bled and again it was Tarasovic
who recovered, this time on the
Army 38.
Tarasovic, who says he "might
consider professional football," Is
the only two-year letterman on the
Yale squad. He was an alternate
tackle as a sophomore and last
year toojc over as a fulltlme regu
lar. Other linemen who gained con
sideration for this week's award
were Jerry Tubbs, Oklahoma, who
won the third award of the season;
Jerry Walker, Texas Tech; Pat
Blsceglia, Notre Dame; Dennis
Ooehrlng, Texas A&M; Hal Bur
nine, Missouri; Jack O'Toole,
Wichita; Charles Krueger, Texas
A&M; Forest Gregg, Southern
Methodist, and Johnny Tatum,
Texas.
Fights
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Grasso. 121, Hartford, Conn., 10
HOUSTON. Tex. Joe Brown,
135, New Orleans, stepped Ray
Riojas, 134, Fort Worth, 8.
FRESNO, Calif. Frank Skid.
more. 148, San Francisco, outpoint
ed Jimmy Dupree, 147, Compton,
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of the eleated foot.
Traditional games in the Ivy
League bring together Yale and
Princeton this week-end, and Yale
versus Harvard next week, and
I am parlaying Yale to win both
struggles. , ,
It was In 1873, y know, when
dear old Rutgers met and framed
rules for football which prohibit'
ed carrying or throwing the ball,
by the way and mv uncle Crom
well Hoople was one of the group
Egad! Full well do I recall 40
years ago when Otto Guernsey (or
was his name Oscar?) drop-kicked
a 53-year field goal for Yale
against Princeton I And a few
years later H. Pumpelly drou-
klcked one 49 yards in the same
contest. .
- Those old Yale-Princeton. Yale
Harvard rivalries produced gar
gantuan feats (I could make a
bad pun here and say "feets,"
but I shall forego it!). .
Ah, well! Get on with the fore
cast for this week:
Army 45 Penn 0
Navy 45, Columbia 0
Yale 14, Princeton 7
Brown 14, Harvard 7
Syracuse 20, Colgate 15 -Boston
U. 19, Boston Col. 13
Pitt 20, West Virginia 14
Illinois 14. Wisconsin 13
Michigan 20, Indiana 16
Iowa 14, Ohio State 7
Oklahoma 27, la. State 7 '
Missouri 20, Kansas State 6
Minnesota 20, Mich. State 13
Colorado 27, Nebraska 13
Purdue 14. Northwestern 6
Georgia Tech 27, Alabama 9
So. Methodist 20, Arkansas 13
So. Carolina 14, Duke 13
Florida 20, Tennessee 13
Miss: State 14, La. State 9
Texas A. and M. 27, Rice 13
Texas Christian 24, Texas 20
Oregon State 20, California 6 .
Stanford 13, Oregon 7
UCLA 33, Washington 13
OSC Alumni To Show
Grid Movies Tonight
Tlie Basin B League boosters,
Oregon State College alumni group,
will meet tonight at the Merrill
Recreation Hall with movies of
the OSC-Stanford game for the
evening's program.
All sport fans throughout the
Basin are invited. There Is no
charge.
HOCKEY
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tuesday's Results
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Victoria 2, Seattle 1
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Malln won the District 5-B cham
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while Moro was blanking Maupin
for the District 6-B title 13-0. ;
, Coach Jim Conroy revenled this
week his club was analn hit bv a
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Malin halfback, suffered a pulled
groin muscle In the Mustangs' tri
umph over St. Mary's last Satur
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waiting for a chance at upsetting
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Last week, Malin was hampered
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A battle between Malln's respect
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fense Is expected to fill the Modoc
air Saturday afternoon as the two
grid powers seek the right com
bination to a semifinal berth. Last
year, Moro beat St. Mary's the
5-B representative, to gain the
semis before losing out. "
In the past season, Moro has
displayed a brilliant defense, but
has lacked a potent scoring punch
according to head Ray Howie, who
is in his' first year as head Husky
coach. Under Howie's eye, the
Huskies have won seven and lost
one, that a 14-0 loss to Golden
dale, Washington, a ranked A-2
schoo'.. The Moro coach reported
that defense is definitely the strong
point of his club.
On the other side of the fence,
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this yer, but the offense with John
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Paris and Jim Johnson in the driv
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Johnson's ability to execute the
pass-run optional has been a
thorn in the sides of Malin oppon
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LKS VEGAS; Nev. ifl Briton
Donald Campbell planned another
test run on Lake Mead Wednesday
in preparation for new assault
on his world speedboat record of
202.32 m.p.h. ' " '
His Jet-driven Bluebird averaged
an unofficial 198 m.p.h. for a mile
run Tuesday but only 170 m.p.h.
on the return leg. Campbell said
further carburetor adjustment was
necessary.
The hydroplane has undergone
extensive repairs and adjustments
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unsuccessful record attempt last
Oct. 16.
SAN FRANCISCO Ml - Pacific
Coast League directors, wno oe
cided four years ago they wanted
no, further part of major league
baseball, gel a chance Thursday
to change their minds.
The Milwaukee Braves, cne of
the most prosperous clubs In big
time baseball, are ready to make
an ofier for the debt-ridden fran
chise in San Francisco. The move
would take the league off the fi
nancial hock, but would require a
changed in tlio loop constitution.
CHICAGO (UP ) Defenseman Al
Dewsbury will Join thu parent oni
man Black Hawks In Detroit Thurs-
dnv in take Quo Mortson's place
on' the roster. Dewsbury has been
Dlavlns with the Buffalo Bisons
of the American Hockey League,
while Mortson Is sidelined In Bos
ton following ' an appendectomy
PIMLICO, Md. (UP) The Brook
meade Stable has been Invited to
enter Its colt, Sailor, In the $50,000
added Plmllco Special, Nov. 26.
According to the stable, Sailor will
run In the mile and three-sixteenths
invitation race, making 10 entries
in thus far. The colt won last
Saturday's Roamer Handicap In
the mud at Jamaica.
Wichita. Kans. (UP) Robert P.
Kirkpatrick, 36 year-old assistant
athletic director at the University
of Wichita, has been promoted to
the post of director, succeeding
Novell Neve, who has Joined the
school's finance department.
GOTHENBURG, Sweden (UP)
Edwin Ahlqvlst, manager of Swed
ish boxer Ingemar Johansson, re
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actor Humphrey. Bogart and for
mer world heavyweignt cnampion
Jersey Joe Walcott had made a
reported $50,000 offer to purchase
Johansson's contrast.. '"But I turn
ed their offer down immediately,"
Ahlqvlst said.
SANTIAGO. Chile (UP) Art Lar-
sen of San Leandro, Calif., and
his oartner. GlusePDe Merlo 01
Ttnlv. have reached the doubles
finals of the Chilean International
Tpnnls . Tournament and will be
paired against Luis Ayala of Chile
nri Rnricte Morea of Argentina.
i. .risen and Merlo defeated Ivo
Plmentel of Venezuela and 'Carlos
Fernandez of Brazil, iu-8, z-o, t-i
;n Tuesday's semi-nnais.
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The high and mighty In Oregon !
prep football, ready for champion
ship playoff rounds, counted' only
five undefeated members among
their select 10 In the eighth and
final Associated Press poll of the
nation's sportswriters and' sports
casters. ,
Last weekend's windup ' of the
regular grid schedule produced a
major change in the pollsters'
opinion of the strengths and weak
nesses of the top prep elevens.
For the sixth successive Week,
Marshfleld's potent Pirates headed
the list of potential champions and
uresnam ciung urmiv to its sec
ond-best rating, but fron; there on
ciown, prestige aud records suf
fered heavily.
Corvallts, third-ranked the pre
vious week, fell to seventh place
on its 19-7 loss to Albany. Albany,
In turn. Jumped from a 10tl)lnce
tie with Medford's Tornado into
fifth place.
MOVED DP
Pendleton, on its 9-0 record,
moved up a notch into third posi
tion, and Jefferson of Portland also
moved . up a peg, from fifth to
fourth.
Vale, which knocked Ontario out
of the ranks of unbeaten with a
touch-and-go 9-8 victory, hung onto
sixtn place while Ontario, previous
ly tied with Hlllsboro for eighth
spot, tea out of the select rank
ings. Medford's win over Grants Pass
sent the' Tornndo zooming to
eighth place and sent McMlnnvllle
skidding two positions to ninth,
Biggest surprise was Eugene's
entry Into the "big 10' . The Ax-
men, with the weakest record (six
won, three lost) In the top flight,
made the 10th spot on the strength
of their 20-7 win over Springfield.
Corvallls' loss to Albany brought
about a ballot to decide the district
representative, and Corvallls
won the nod over Its conqueror
Albany and South Salem.
FINAL POLL 1
The final poll reflected several
oddities. Washington of Portland,
the district 2 tltllst, was considered
only an "also ran" and placed far
down In the consolation ratings.
South Salem, last year's co-
champlon, which had appeared
strong in earlier polls but was a
weak contender last week lor ' sec
ond 10" listing, came back to fin
ish Just one step below Eugene's
10th ranked.
And Ontario, with only Its 9-8 loss
to Vale snoilliiK an otherwise un
defeated season, and well in tne
running for a high ranking the pre.
vlous week, tumbled to 15th place
Now come the playoffs. Here's
the way tlie pairings pit the eight
A-l district champions In the first
round:
Jefferson vs. Corvallls; McMlnn
vllle vs. Gresham; Washington vs,
Pendleton, and Medford vs. Marsh-
field.
The final poll, with season record
for each team: , .
Points
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