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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Fall. Or. WMnevlsv. Ortohrr 21. 1959
Upsets -Zounds
Explosive Doings
Set For Greensward
It MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE
Father of Ike Forward Pau
Ejad, sntle readers, vha! a
ftorehouse of surprises awaits you
this week-end.
At our weekly facts and figures
conference. Dr. I. M. Inorbn aod
UW Patterns
Seen By Ducks
EUGENE. Ore. AP'-TJie in-
troduction of some new offensive
variations and a look at expecud
Wa&hinpon cWensive and otfea-j
sr.e formations marked Tuesday's
Today's Sport Parade
Old Fearless Solves
Grid Pickers1 Riddle
Nrbratka tJ. Mismri 15
Vortkwesien r. Notre Dame K Orejon football practice
HUcoasii 17. Okio Stale 7
California IS. Ortjoo Stale 7
Pittsburgk M. lex. Chruliaa
Teias 14. Rice 7
Br OSCAR FRALEY I Also: Michigan
t NEW YORK -IPI' Fralev's diana. Ok'.ahofra over Kansas,
The unbeaten Vtebfootj. who Follies and the weekend football : Minnesota over M:ch::an. M:s
claih Saturday at Portland with i winners" plus some equally ' sari over Nebraska, Ioa State
So. Calif. 17. Slufora 17
Syracuse 44, W. Virfiaia 14
whose ir.sed extra-point try two
years ago jave Oregon a 14-13
Washineton. aooeared weak at'va!,iah rfWtion nn rwi in r.n.r (niiii i, m me
:. trw niiwvivii. m rfi u gciKTI ai. IQ cr DU.OO V.O..e. Jl.atTll OVer
Istnnser, worked at the starting Game of the Week Oh:o I".. Bowling Green over Ker.:
berth. i Iowa over Purdue This is a State,
Duck Mentor Named Boss Of The Week
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EUGENE. Ore. 'I'PIi He Oorile stands as one of the ireatnd 1 think I have one of the best
never nas oeptn ot material, sojcoaching jobs of all time In inatjstaiis in tne country.
he makes a flaming team spirit ! classic. Of the Air Force game his com
4 . UI ms nonor as coain 01 mc mm uie mus piaveo. very
He stresses the human touch oiWeek, the mild-mannered "Cas'Mwell and any time you win one
much that he even finds time toa-j: -Coachine todav is a staff! like that the ball has to hn..
State oer In- I4,tti h-" j efiort, not the work of one man. right, too."
Lakers, Baylor
To Show At UW
He's Len Casanova of Oregon,
Bradley over Drake. COP "i. ' .T
Toledo over Western;,. . .
uniform h,rt 'ilw M nW work .1 ...... .. k uieuo -w " UW AIT
'out and Mattson did only slijhtly. be worth a touchdown, the hunchi a
'Both suffered injunes a;a:nst Air here is the Hawkeyes. i T nvM- p...
rorce.
(alternate Riley Mattson were in on the rebound. Eveo though vier and
SEATTLE AP - Tne Min-j
neapoiis Lakers and the Syracuse!
Nationals will meet Pec. S in the'
University of Washington pavilion
Paulson Moved
I Force Academy. It was the fifth
straight win for unbeaten, almost
Water oolo- .n.. r;.
.- .... c a ... i15 a''e - aquatlc ra??;f,rs- loss in 15 games -for the Air;
vs. vi i-'-' Syracuse over west Virsinia Force
ricio has a Spanish bullfighter A surprising number of Yankee' Casanova is in bis ninth year
d. liters Oiin 1 jnw invai. a i i i
n,-.,t.c rk.:- i ITT A Air rAM T IV. "... .... ." " 35 neaQ COCn
(ap roTii'sr V aivn Ciita'hti'l J n ' . . .J i. . u rinnatn if tAmiwlv narl. I r . . . . .? r
;ey ao: p u ccn ..,,''"p.ace J a stage a wooa-chop- depth. But he gets the most from
Use of the Clarence S. 'Hec'lmy Protnro s single wing of fen-1 CalJornia over Oregon S.ate plr,g champiocsrip every fall. his payers and installs confknce
Edmundson pavilion for the pro- sive Tuesday at the Oregon State, Night flat racing would send the Also: Army over Colorado State, in them
sessional basxetoall contest was tootoaj practice. " P'"- Holy cross over Columbia,
approved Tuesday by Dr. Charles! The Beavers drilled two hours Aisoi Washington State over Princeton over Cornell. Yale over
IE. Odegaard, university presi-!in a no contact workout. They Maiio, Oregon over Washington. Colgate, Harvard over Dart
Idem. p".an to fly Friday to Berkeley for; Colorado over Arizona, San Jose mouth, Rutgers over Lehigh
I Tne game will bring back two the Saturday game with Cali-iSta;e over Arizona Male. Brig-, Bucknell over Lafayette, Brown'. . ,
Prof. Quentin Zlobotny introduced ell.knon Seattle sports person-jlornia. jham Young over Denver. Califor-j 0v er Rhode Island. Buffalo over LOTrV SCMCIieZ
mathematical evidence indicating. aiues, Elgin Baylor and John! nia Poly over Fresno State, Mon-Western Reserve. Boston College ni r ki I
there will be explosive doings on kastellani. Baylor, the Lakers FIGHTS IN U.S. tana over New Mexico. Mon- over Marquette, Connecticut over rlaVer UT Week
me greenswara come saturaay. !sensational playmaker, is a for-: NEW YORK LPI Former tana state over lun state ana BU, Gettysburg over Muhlen-j PORTLAND (AP) Portlands
At first I thought the boys had mr Seattle University All-Amer-i British Empire liEhtweight cham-' Wyoming over Utah. ber'. Scranton over Albricht and' football nlaver of the wwk is I nr.
mistakenly presented the plans for-jca. pion Willie Toweel of South Africa, Midwest !P1 over Yiilanova. irv Sanchez! until recentlv a third
South string Oregon State tailback.
i Auourn over .Miami sxung He was picked tor the honor bv
Tho Old Boy BinseU
at Oregon a
record. Never, including
season, has he had real!
Oregon"s 10-7 loss to Ohio State
i in the ISoS Rose Bowl wnen tne
Buckeyes were overwhelming fa-
Ml IHk
their new satellite, a chrome
plated conveyance named Nik-a-
Castellani. who coached at SU will make his American debut Illinois over Penn State The
while Bavlor was a Chieftain.-against Len Matthews of Phila- blue plate special.
loon, tne .MH-a-loon. not to tie con.;look over as Laker mentor this,de!phia in a 10-round bout at1 Onio State
fused with the Lunik, will have season. 'Madison Sauare Garden Nov. 20. What
special rates for honeymooners and !
regularly scheduled parachute
drops over Niagara Falls.
Hak-kaff. we've strayed far
afield, so back to football. A lil
ting farewell season for a fine
gentleman will be capped for Ray
Eiiot when his Fighting mini, up
set conquerors of Army, trample i A pair of the more "surprising" ILawver for the rest of the sea-
Penn State at neutral Cleveland teams in the County B League, i50" since ,ne b'S jun'r as ser'-
t'- v-
JIM BEAM
Bonanza, Tulelake
Hit Gridiron Early
What do ya mean, "who's he?
ataaium. I Bonanza and Tulelake. get this
in etner titanic struggles on mm-1 wec!cnd s ca.ue action un()cr wav
Iowa will pre-eary wnen they square off on the
western gridirons,
vail over Purdue, and Northwest-
em's air arm will prove superior
to Notre Dame's.
Rarely have we had more as
tounding upsets on our card than
these two. The Green Wave of Tu
lane, a slight swell up to this
point, will turn into a tidal wave
as it engulfs Georgia Tech. On
the West Coast, California will
rise Phoenix-like to clobber a good
Oregon State team.
On with -the forecast . . . Um.
Yas
ously injured in an automobile ac
cident Monday, are expecting
over nu-consin ,wouid be fun except for the snow, a Dancl of snnrt wriipm and
ever happened to Floyd, Mississippi over Arkansas If 1 broadcasters after he led Oreson
Patterson? football Dlavers Bet much biitner S-ate tn in first virrm-v nf th
Northwestern over Notre Dame they'll have to enlarge the field. jseason last Saturday. j
LSb over Florida Tne bas- He scored 23 points and ran and,
ketball star under six feet has to: passed for 1S3 yards in the 66-181
be a great athlete. .rout of Idaho.
Also: Georgia over Kentucky, Runnerup to Sanchez was Cleve
Georgia Tech over Tulane, Duke j land Jones, 5-4 University o Ore
over North Carolina State, Clem-gon halfback, who scored the first
LONDON AP' World feather- son over South Carolina, North touchdown on a 50-vard pass play
as his team upset Air Force, 20-3.
Mention went to end John Thiel
and fullback Jim Stinnette of Ore-
Harry
Feather Champ
Blitzes Briton
weight champion Davey Moore Carolina over Wake Forest,
took just 2 minutes, 53 seconds to! George Washington over WiM.
3 batter Bobbv Neill. British title- 'anderbilt over Virginia. Florida
lot rougner contest man last ume. .h0ider. l0 a humiliatina defeat 'State over Richmond and Missis-: zon State and fullback
Merrill turf Thursday night. Game Bonanza romped 10 a ji-8 oeci-1 Tuesjay. nighti ,sippi State over Memphis State. '.Needham of Oregon.
time is set for 7:30.
Both squads' coaches, Erv El
lis of Bonanza and George Han
son of Tulelake, made pre-season
predictions that the 1959 season
would mainly be a "mediocre
year" and centered around "re
building" for the future.
But the Antlers, who won their
first two games of the season, are
currently ranked third in the
ion over the Honkers in the
team's initial pamn nf thp cjacnn I
a non-counter.
"But," said Ellis, "we have a
lot mur experience since then and
i feel definitely that we're com
ing along. It's going to be a good
ballgame."
On the other hand. Hanson re
ports that he and assistant coach
Tom Cox are "very happy with
the Honkers' performance as o(
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league with a two-won. one-tied. late .. and that lhcy loo are
Texas A. and M. 2, Baylor n'10'10". mark and almost uPsetipecting a much closer game than
Yale 2, Colgate U
Prineetea It, Cornell I
Duke II, No. Carolina SI.
La. Stale 24, Florida 12 -
Tulaat U. Georgia Tech 12
Illinois 32, Penn Stale It
Indiana 14, Michigan Stale
Uwa 21, Purdue 20
Minnesota II, Michigan (
nign-naing .nerriii last ween. ig., .jme
Hanson's Honkers, the California! The Antlers' fleet backficld will
entry in the league, lost their lirst be composed of Denny Ellis at
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