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SECOND SECTION THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER THURSDAYOCTOBER 30. 1947. TWENTY-ONE U.H ELEVEN ROUTS KAI ALUMS, 65 TO 0 (Kid 1cm along) i i ED MCQUEEN i m44ii ft I 1 ainbows Smother TV Senior1 League Team Use 47 Players In 10-Touchd own Parade At Stadium Before Small Crowd; Hirola Paces Collegians' Offensive By MONTE ITO Advertiser Sports Writer Using 47 players and scoring 10 touchdowns, the University of Hawaii smothered the Kaimuki Alums oLthe Senior Football League, 65 to 0, last night before a small crowd at the Stadium. The Rainbows scored four touchdowns in the first Deriod and tallied three times in each of the final two Quarters. Thev were 'V W.

Vsz- -Isj- held scoreless in the second. Coach Tommy Kaulukukui tried various combinations and they all clicked. He mixed his regulars with the freshmen and reserves but every unit proved superior to anything the Kaialums could field. Jyun Hirota paced the opening period offensive, scoring twice, one on a spectacular 67 yard run-back of a punt. Charley Bessette, Johnny Dang, Wallace Wong.

Rocky Sugino, Ken Kawaguchi and Edward Moniz each scored once. Quarterback Dick Mamiya passed to Ken Dickerson, Harry Kahua-nui and Phil Haake for three other Coast Football Cougars Back Coach Phil Sorhoe Players Take Blame For Mediocre Showing toucnaowns. MEET TONIGHT IN PRO GAME The three players shown above ill be on opposite sides of the line when the Hawaiian Warriors face the Sacramento Nuggets at the Stadium tonight. At the left is Roy Fitzpatrick, 180-pound Nugget halfback, who starred with the McClellan Field Army team during the war. In the center is Chuck Price, "235-pound Warrior fullback, who has been outstanding thus far this season.

At the right is John Kaleimano, a local boy who plays center for Sacramento. He attended Iolani. PULLMAN, Oct. 29 (UP) Members of the Washington State College football team today took full blame for the Cougars' mediocre record on the gridiron this season and struck back at critics "unjustly blaming our losses on Coach Phil Sorboe." In a letter to the editor of the student newspaper, The Evergreen, the gridders declared: "Although we have made plenty TROJANS TOO MUCH FOR BEARS SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26 (Via Airmail) By the time you rral this Southern California's annihilation of California's Golden Bears yesterday in Berkeley is old stuff.

Along with some 81,000 other jumping fans we witnessed tlii "Roe Bowl" battle in California's Memorial Stadium. The greatest Trojan team since the days of the late Howard Jones packed too much of everything for California's "new deal" Bears and with but three conference games against Washington, Stanford and UCLA remaining, nothing save an epidemic of the worst possible nature can keep the men of Jeff Cravath from representing the Pacific Coast Conference against Michigan, the Big Nine standard bearer, in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena on New Year's Day. Saturday's titanic struggle was publicized as the Coast's greatest game since Pearl Harbor, the first colossal contest of football's new golden age. For thirty minutes and 15 seconds it was one of the greatest games we have ever seen. We had hardly found our seat in the sardine-packed press box next to the A.P.'s Iiuss New land and the L.

A. Times' Braven Dyer, both old friends, before Cal's Billy Main returned the opening kickoff 33 yards and on the very next play, Jack Swaner circled his left end behind beautiful interference and raced 64 yards to the land you love to touch without anyone laying a hand on him. Twas a beautiful start for Cal but three plays later came what could well have been the turning point of the game. Unable to gain following the kickoff, Troy quick-kicked. Murphy's boot catching the entire Cal secondary napping.

Billy Main raced after the bounding ball, retrieved it but fumbled as he was tackled. We thought the ball should have been dead as Main was in full possession of the porker as he hit the ground but the field judge failed to flash the signal. So Clark, who recovered for Troy, was given the ball on the Cal. 19. The Trojans didn't experience much difficulty putting it over.

El Trojan then marched 54 yards in eight plays to make it 13-7. Shortly later, Cal came back to move ahead 14-13, after which Troy passed almost at will to establish a 20-14 lead at the half. There was enough scoring in that first half to satisfy even those who had paid as high as fifty bricks for a $3 ticket. Cal supporters still had hopes that they might come back in the second half but the opening play of the third quarter broke the Bears' back. Don Doll took Cal's kickoff on his own five-yard stripe, struck straight up the field and appeared to be in the grasp of a tackier, but shook himself loose, veered to the left sideline and raced like a thief 95 yards to touchdown.

That was the ball game as Cal fell apart at the seams thereafter. In the final analysis, Southern California packed far too much power and speed for the Bears. And Cal's pass defense was nothing short of pitiful. They never rushed the passer, permitting the Trojan bombers to lay back and wait until they had several receivers in the clear. Cal's tackling was also very loose and their vaunted forward wall permitted itself to be outcharged by the Trojan line all afternoon.

El Trojan used an even dozen backs and all of them seemed to be effective. We'd hate to think what they would have done with our Johnny Naumu also available for duty. Incidentally, now that Troy is a virtual cinch for the Rose Bowl, Naumu will get to play again as his broken arm is almost sure to be completely mended by then. Troy wasn't conceded much of a chance against Notre Dame after their 7-7 tie with Rice but their last three triumphs 32-0 over Ohio State, 43-6 over Oregon State and now 39-14 over California makes it an altogether different game. We'll still string with the Irish but it should be a battle, one that will pack Los Angeles' spacious Coliseum on Dec.

6. One of the highlights of Saturday's game was the performance Southern California's All-American place-kicker, Tommy Walker. Tommy is a former drum major in the Trojan band. His position is officially listed on the program as "P.K." place kicker. He wears i complete uniform like the rest of the players except that he can't oe bothered with shoulder pads.

His number is (1) and whenever Troy scores a touchdown he immediately races on the field, goes trough every kick as though the very game depended on it and mptly races back to the bench. He is a show in himself. Saturday had a bad day, kicking only three out of six Making it to the spacious Cal stadium in Strawberry Canyon from San Francisco was something in itself, as Ralph Beck of the Mutual Telephone company will tell you. Ralph, WTally Smith of Wally Smith Travel Bureau here, W. W.

(Pinky) Linder, executive vice president of the Philippines Airlines and yours truly went to the game together with Wally at the wheel. What a death ride over the bridge! We had Ennie Smith the famed San Francisco to Hawaii flier's special parking pass but still wound up a mile or so from the stadium. Getting home was even worse than going over with the Berkeley police, naturally, none too happy over Cal's fate. The touchdown plays follow: First quarter Dang recovered Buster fumble en the Kaialum 28 and the Rainbows scored in four plays, Hirota going around right end for the final 12 yards. Sol Kaulukukui converted.

First quarter Gomard recovered Puuohau's fumble on the Kaialum 34 and the collegians went over In six plays. Mamiya passed to Dickerson for the final 10 yards. Kaulukukui missed the try for point. First quarter Hirota took Harrr of mistakes this fall, there is one error we have no intention ot making, and that is to sit by while the wrong guy gets crucified for CHICAGO BOXERS INVITED HERE Kaikaula's punt on his 33 and snake-hipped his way 67 yards to the goal. Kaulukukui converted to make it 20-0.

Football Predictions our -hapless season. The letter added, "We players have a closeup picture of the problem and still believe Sorboe and staff are as capable as any group of coaches on the coast. We ask you to blame us for our past performances instead of jumping on the coaches." The Cougars have one win and five losses on their record, including a 13-12 defeat last Saturday by lowly Montana. First quarter Kawaguchi in CYO Bouts Slated For Michigan Picked tercepted Al Kaikaka's pass and returned 31 to the Kaialum 19. Bessette went through left tackle for 10 yards and a touchdown on the second play.

Kaulukukui failed to convert. Next January Third quarter Bessette passed To Beat Illinois By STEVE SNIDER NEW YORK, Oct. 29 (UP) An old time Michigan All-America to Dang for 27 yards to the Kai alum 26 to start the next touchdown drive. Mamiya hit Kahua-nui for 23 yards and the score, making it 32-0 as Kaulukukui back, anonymous by request, reported today that Illinois will wallop the mighty Wolvarines down at Champaign Saturday "unless Michigan corrects several glaring weaknesses." On the theory that Coach Fritz Crisler of Michigan saw those failed to convert. InterrCity Rivalry To Be Resumed With Tourney At Stadium By ANDREW MITSUKADO Advertiser Sports Writer Completion of negotiations for the appearance here of the Chicago CYO boxing team in an inter-city tournament with the Honolulu BERKELEY, Oct.

29 (UP) Coach Lynn Waldorf announced today Ron Sockolov would replace Jim Turner at left tackle and Paul Keckley might go in instead of Bill Main at. left half, but otherwise he contemplated no changes in the California Bears opening lineup for the University of Cali- (Continued on Page 23) O'Connor Third quarter Herbert Doi re and provided the same errors proper remedy here's a vote for covered Puuohau's fumble on the Kaialum 36. On the second play, Sugino raced around left end for 27 yards and a touchdown. Conversion failed. Score, 38-0.

Third quarter Starting from CYO fighters was announced last night at a dinner given by the local club at the Smile Cafe. Big Nine Briefs Wolverines Hold Heavy Grid Workout midfield, Haake made 18 to the 32, then Mamiya passed to Haake The tournament will be held on on the 10 and Haake went over Refuses To either January 5 or 9 at the Sta for a touchdown. James Bacon converted to make it 45-0. dium. Local Pros Face Nuggets At Stadium Line Remains Same For First Encounter With Pass-Crazy Foes Melvin (Buddy) Abreu, 1946 University of Hawaii football captain, will be in the starting lineup forhe Hawaiian Warriors tonight when they face the pass-crazy Sacramento Nuggets at the Stadium, starting at 7:45.

Abreu replaces Ray (Scooter) Scussell at left halfback for Coach Keith Molesworth's men, who will attempt to take out on the Nuggets the chagrin they felt after losing to the San Francisco Clippers, 26-14, last week. Scussell received aminor leg injury in that bruising engagement, and although he'll be able to play tonight, Molesworth decided to give him as much rest as possible. "The Scooter will be in there," Moley declared, "but it's a good chance to see what Abreu can do in a starting assignment." Another lineup change finds Keith Spaith at quarterback in Oscar Givens, who also suffered a. leg wound against the Clippers. "Givens will play only if we're in dire need of his services," the Warrior coach reported.

This means that Alvin Chang, product of Kauai High and the University of Redlands, probably will get a taste of the signal-calling chores. The only basis of comparison between the two squads is that the Nuggets lost their only start It was revealed that the visiting group will mclude 14 members, eight or ten of whom will be Pay Fine CINCINNATI, Oct. 29 (UP) boxers, and that the tournament has been approved by the Ha Baseball Commissioner A. B. waiian Association of the AAU.

Fourth quarter The Rainbows drove 58 yards for their next tally, George Hon; passing to Dickerson for 27 and Wally Wong for 21 to pace the advance. Wong went around right end from the half-yard line. Bob Shibuya converted to make it 52-0. Fourth quarter Kawaguchi (Happy) Chandler became in volved today in the sternest is sue of his stormy career when it was revealed he had fined F. Michigan over Illinois in football's game of the week.

The Illini are famous down the years for their Michigan upset and the setting is perfect for another one after Purdue's victory over the defending Big Nine champions last week. Michigan had its fight of the year to down Minnesota. But Minnesota had a heavy, inspired line while the Illini are light like Michigan. Backs like Bob Chappuis, Chalmers Elliott and Jack Weisenburger give the chastened Wolverines the edge over the passing of Perry Moss of Illinois. In other headliners over the nation, the nod goes to unbeaten Texas, Duke, Notre Dame and Southern California.

EAST Columbia over Cornell A tight squeeze with a letdown after Army. Army over Washington and Lee Easy way to start a new streak. Pennsylvania over Princeton Revenge for the '46 upset of the year. Also: Boston College over Georgetown, Boston U. over Ford-ham, Holy Cross over Penn State oyer Colgate.

Yale over Dartmouth, Rutgers over Harvard, Temple over Oklahoma A. and M. MIDWEST Prep Football HianiiinnM IHieadly Won9 Solomon Niau, Kaimuki fullback who has been handicapped all season with an ailing leg, suffered a hip injury in scrimmage and may be lost for the Roosevelt game Sunday, it was disclosed by Coach Peter Kim. The Bulldogs mentor said he has shifted Ernest Lee, right half, Leslie O' Connor, general man Negotiations for the intercity competition was started a couple of months ago between Lou Radvienda, boxing director of the Chicago CYO and Adam Ornellas, chairman of the Honolulu CYO board of directors. ager of the Chicago White Sox, 500 and O'Connor refused to streaked 37 yards through right pay it.

O'Connor, confirming Chi cago that he had been fined, said It is expected that the Chicago that he also had been "suspended group will invite the local CYO from organized baseball." EVANSTON, Oct. 29 (UP) The Northwestern University football team will stress both offense and defense in all drills this week to prepare for its game with Wisconsin Saturday, Coach Bob Voigts said today. Voigts warned the squad that the Badgers, unbeaten in conference play this season, "will be keyed for us." Alex Sarkisian, Jerry Carle and Fatso Day will see at least limited action against. Wisconsin, Voigts said. All ihree have been out with injuries.

ANN ARBOR, Mich Oct. 29 (UP) Coach Fritz Crisler scheduled a heavy practice session today for the University of Michigan gridiron squad. Undefeated Michigan counted heavily on the return of Fullback Dick Kexpthorn to back the line against Illinois Saturday. LAFAYETTE, Oct. 29 (UP) Stu Holcomb, Purdue University mentor, announced today that the Boilmaker starting lineup to send a team to Chicago or Chandler levied tne line De- USC Looms cause uonnor signea a nign school student as a batting prac tice pitcher, but his office denied that the Chicago DaseDan execu.

As Top PCC (Continued on Page 23) Kam Junior Team Beats SLC, 20 To 7 Grid Team tacKie to culminate a 62 yar- drive. Shibuya converted to make it 59-0. Fourth quarter Ed Monia packed the ball around right end from the half yard line to climax a 26-yard advance, set up by Wayne Sakamoto's 20-yard punt return. Conversion failed. Final score, 65-0.

The Rainbows had two other touchdowns nullified by penalties. Although held scoreless in the second period, the Rainbows marched to the 3-yard line, a lateral from Dang to Bacon covering 41 yards. The Kaialums threatened only once, going to the 1-yard line in the first quarter after the Rainbows had scored their fourth touchdown. Puuohau's 2u yard run paced a 62-yard drive to the nine and the Kaialums slammed to the one, only to be hurled back to (Continued on Page 23) tive had been suspended. "He ias been deni the privileges of the rules of baseball," said Walter Mulbry, Chandler's executive secretary who holds the same position that O'Connor held for many years under the previous commissioner, Judge K.

M. Landis. Notre Dame over Navy Lujack agamst the Clippers, 29-27, in a wild free-for-all at Sacramento. The Nuggets also tied Salt Lake, By HAL WOOD SAN' FRANCISCO, Oct. 29 (UP) Newell Jefferson Cravath.

a 7-7. and the latter team deteated Kamenamena scored twice in the first quarter and once in the the strong Los Angeles Bulldogs, (Continued on Page 23) Leo Leavitt O'Connor said: "I'm certainly scholarly looking fellow who coaches the University of Southern California Trojans, currently 7-6. third yesterday to defeat St. Louis, 20 to 7, in a Junior Interscholastic against Iowa will be the same as used against Illinois. a y's workout emphasized better protec Sometime in the game it'll be a battle between Scussell and Bus- is being voted as "the man most to fullback because Charles Niau's understudy, is also nursing I leg injury.

"With the exception of Niau andj Kubo, the backs are all in fine ihape," said Coach Kim. "I'll start Dan Horiuchi at Aaron Kini at left half, Ezekial Kala at right half and Lee at fullback," he added. On the line, the only player who may not see action Sunday is Clement Hew, a heavy tackle who is still out with a broken wrist. Walter Kashinoki, another tackle, Is also on the mend but will be ready to play. Coach Kim said he'll start Robert Ogino at center, John Takamura and Jim Guiterres at guards, Ed Niau and Tom Miyashiro at tackles, and Robert Kagamida and Jonah Hema at ends.

At Roosevelt, Coach George Premo said he plans to start the same combination that opened against Farrington last Sunday. That means Charles Harbeson will be at center, Jack Kelly and George Yim at guards, Bill Ma-ruire and Larry Mosher at tackles, Frank Stelnmiller and Kenneth Dias at ends, Tom Kawa-mura at quarterback, Frank Pan and Herbert Ching at halfbacks and Harvey Lung at fullback. The big game of the week brings together McKinley and Kam Fri league football game. likely to succeed" in the West sell, for Glen Bussell is the Nug tion for Papach's punts. not going to pay the fine.

I going to give the commissioner a battle. I don't want to go into details right now, but I'm going to fight him in every way that I can." In another game, Iolani beat Coast" run for the roses. gets' starting right halfback and Maryknoll, 12-0. Cravath, who boasts mors foot kickoff-returner par excellence. Seeks Ortega For Isle Bout ball players than some countries have politicians, today holds the The Warriors hit paydirt early when Robert Tanaka and Eugene Kaupiko teamed up on a 45-yard O'Connor, who personally drafted much of the baseball MADISON, 29 (UP) Defensive work and dummy offensive was on the assignment sheet today for the University of Wisconsin football drill.

Half only major 1947 record on the The Warriors' opening line remains the same with Abe Ad-dams, left end: Tony Serpe, left tackle; Floyd Rhea, left guard; (Continued on Page 23) pass and run. Frances Kau kicked legislation which was drawn up during the long regime of Lan coast without a defeat despite the fact the Trojans have one early- the extra point. A few minutes Boxing Promoter Leo Leavitt back Wally Dreyer showed up in 4 season tie to mar their record. later Tanaka broke through the dis, and who is regardea as one of the finest legal authorities in announced last night that he had After' last week's sound drub St. Louis line and galloped 45 the business said that "I know wired Manuel Ortega, Texas featherweight, who recently scored- a uniform for.

the first time in more than week and Coach Harry Stuhldreher indicated the halfback might be ready for the game at Northwestern Saturday. the rule in this case because 2 Champions bing of previously undefeated University of California, the Trojans assumed the mantle of glamor tecnnicai JcnocKout victory over was legislative chairman for the Manuel Ortiz, bantamweight On Mat Card champion of the world, in an over boys of the West and it probably will be up to them to uphold- the American League on the com mittee which drew it up and actually wrote it myself. yards for the second touchdown He failed to convert. After the intermission, Kam staged a scoring parade from the St. Louis 45-yard line, with Kau going off tackle for six points.

Kau converted again. COLUMBUS, Oct. 29 (UP) weight scrap, offering rum a bout here with Chico Rosa, Territorial Two wrestling champions will "Certainly, I wouldn't violate Head coach Wes Fesler put his Ohio State Buckeyes through in Pacific Coast Conference's prestige on New Year's Day. 126-pound title holder, appear on 5unaay nigni mai it." tensive drill today, stressing par Leavitt said that he expects to The case involved George Zoe- show at the Civic auditorium, iney are Sandor Szabo, the National ticularly methods of bottling up The bamts imaiiy mocked a hear from Ortega momentarily. He added that he is still work Wrestling Association world George Taliaferro, Indiana fleet halfback who is expected to lead terman, a student at the Chicago Christian High school, whom the White Sox signed as a batting practice pitcher for the final weeks of the 1947 season and day afternoon.

The Micks have won four straight but are digging In hard for Friday's game. Coach Bill Wise, who saw the Warriors hold Punahou to three heavyweight king, and George Pencheff, Australian junior heavyweight titleholder. ing on a deal to bring Willie Pep to Honolulu in January to show in a non-title bout. Pep is the (Continued on Page 23) Kam kick in the same quarter and Charles Saiki went over from the five-yard line on a quarterback sneak. Del Freitas ran for the extra point.

for the entire 1943 season. Szabo appears against I'ete Petersen in a non-title two out of touchdowns, figures Kam will be Trojan-Husky All For Reservations Phone JLi2e touch. three falls skirmish that is attract Of the remaining opposition in the way of a Rose Bowl bid, only UCLA, the hated cross-, town rival, appears able to offer any serious opposition to the well-oiled Trojan grid machine. Cravath is no novice at the helm of winning football teams. Since Jeff took over in 1942, his Trojans to date have won 38, lost 15 and tied four, including this year's record.

Among his achievements are three successive trips to the Rose Bowl with the 1943. 1944 and 1945 teams, a feat equalled only by Tiny Thornhill with Stanford. Inlani and Farrineton clash on ine nationwide attention. Szabo is world's featherweight champion. Meanwhile, he announced that he had signed two more bouts as supporters to the main event between Robert Takeshita and Nate Huskey scheduled for Nov.

4 at the Stadium. undefeated since he won the crown. Saturday. The Red Raiders will be seeking their third win of the sea Pencheff takes on All Hassen, barefooted Turkish star, in the GOVERNMENT SURPLUS TEIITS i TARPAULIIIS All types and sizes SPECIAL PRICES TO QUANTITY BUYERS Trucker and Industrial Users Take Notice snecial event. Julius LaRance and Jacques son.

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The company originally was scheduled to sponsor an airing of the Oregon State-Stanford game at Palo Alto. Jimmy Quiocho has been signed "Pacific There will be a meeting of team managers of the University of Ha This year Cravath is the first to for a four-rounder against Leo Near Ward Each of these three matches rates top billing. Promoter Al Karasick is putting them all on one show to give the fans the best possible card for the slight advance admit he has a wealth of material, Tolentino at 128 pounds. 932 KAPIOLAIII BLVD. M.

LERMAN CO. waii Invitational Basketball league Travel The Trojans boast a great line. Takeshita and Huskey will fight 'i the office of Dr. Francois hinged around All-American can over 10 rounds at 139 pounds in admission prices. TEliscu.

University of Hawaii didates Tackle Johnny Ferraro Both fighters are training hard mletic director, tonight at 7:30 Supporting matches are Kaimon Kudo vs. Harry Dellis and Nick and End Paul Cleary; a great Plans for the coming season will and they appear to be rapidly at taining top form. Nichols vs. Frank Merrill. (Continued on Page 23) be discussed..