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SPORTS PART 3 Read Times Green for latest Sports VOL LXVII SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6, 1 948 SPORTS Dons Hang Bruins PARADE "rake Today By RAVEN DYER on (a Bears Heavy Choice Over Westwooders iat Berkeley 1 fev w. 1 i I rsJxM '4 "If I I 28-0. Loss on Lions USF Scores by Land and Air iri Shutting Out Hapless Loyola BY JACK GEYER Striking twice by air and twice by land, the University of, San Francisco Dons displayed too niuch all-around ability as they stomped on Loyola's Lions, 28-0, before 5785 -unexcited fans at Gil-more Stadium last night. Boasting 11 players from Cali BY AL WOLF, Times SUff Representative SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5 UCLA's Bruins arrived here bv air early this afternoon to find themselves "fall guys" for Southern Cal's partial deflating of the California Bear--- Sagehens and bubble a week ago.

The Bay District in general and the Bears in particular are in-' censed because of opinion emanating' from the Southland, after that 13-7. "closie" to the ef- feet that California is a good team but definitely not a great team. California evidently Is going all- out against UCLA at Berkeley Jj tomorrow afternoon in order regain that "great" label. At least i in part. fornia' and 23 others from points as far away as Westerly, R.I., the Dons turned the two Lion fumbles into touchdowns as they ran and Poets Battle at Claremont passed their way to victory The Dons, heralded as a great passing outfit, were outgained in Rivals since' 1907 and still that department, 148 yards to 129, but on the ground the green and gold eleven stormed for 333 yards Shooting for their eighth Dr: W.

F. McColl of San Diego is one of the busiest football fans in the State of California. His son John plays quarterback on the Pomona College team and has been so outstanding season that he's being boomed for the Little ica. John's younger brother, Bill, plays end on the unbeaten Stanford frosh team a bunch of huskies whq are being likened to Stanford's famous Vow Boys of 16 years ago. Dr.

McColl tries to see every game his two sons play so he; hops from Sari Diego to Claremont or Palo Alto or wherever his boys are slated to take the field. Today, in all probability, he'll be at Claremont where Fuzz Merritt's flashy Sagehens are slated to entertain the Whittier Poets. I'll be there, too, to see if what they've been saying about Johnny McColl is true. FAME ON HORIZON Two weeks ago I saw brother Bill and his pals beat the SC frosh, 19 to 7. Bill stands 6-3, weighs 210 pounds and unless he runs into injuries has an excellent chance of becoming as prominent as Monk Moscrip, Keith Topping, Jim Lawson arid Ed Walker were when they played end for Stanford.

Brother Johnny weighs 190, has averaged 42 yards panting this season, does a devastating job of and runs the Pomona team. Merritt says McColl is responsible for the smoothness with which his club bperates offensively. After all, scoring 34 points on Loyola, as Pomona did, indicates- an attack which was both skillfully conceived and directed. No other team on the Lion schedule, save-Santa Clara, did as well. Those who have watched Mc-Coll direct the Sagehens say he's precision plus with a cold-blooded not unlike that of a Perhaps this is why the Pomona boys seem to have the pro team's flair for relaxing Merritt uses the Michigan two-team idea and therefore sometimes appear machine-like their wins, particularly the 26-0 arid 20-0 wins over Cal tech and Redlands.

CUTTING REMARK straight victory thi3 year, Waldorf's, warriors are heavy. fa vorites. angry at one another whenever they meet socially on a gridiron, Pomona and Whittier colleges tangle at Claremont at 2 pjn. today in the top Southern California Col-J lege Conference game of the week end. It's also Pomona's Perfect Beautiful weather greeted the incoming Uclans and it supposed to be perfect again tomorrow.

So the Bruins, depending al home-coming day. against Loyola's 145. Fast Score h- Coach Joe Kuharich'scoliection of out-of -Staters found, their way to pay dirt the first time they had the ball. After, clipping a holding penalties stymied their drive, the Dons rolled back to the Lion 24 where Quarterback Don Panciera threw the first of his two touchdown passes. Joe Mocha took the ball on the ten and rambled over.

OTerland Trail In the second quarter, the Dons again took the, overland trail, scoring this time on an aerial good for -62 yards Panciera to Halfback George' Buksar. pass went about. 40 yards in the most completely upon their passing attack as they plot to "pull a Truman," at least should have'-solid footing and an unslippery Fuzz Merritt's Sagehens are flying high. They're tied with Occidental for the loop lead with football to aid them. -A 'throng of 65,000 including two wins and no losses apiece, but they haven had their goal crossed in circuit competition yet, some 5000 pilgrims irom down Westwood way is.

anticipated for tomorrow's show, which will while Oxy has. Any Pomona opponent this year first quarter of Gilmore Stadium game. George Musacco of Lions moves in for tackle. Dons triumphed, 28 to 0. have sort of a "university on display" motif.

Preceding the main COMING THROUGH Big Bob Greenhalgh, USF through Loyola line for four-yard gain in event, two other brethren schools Santa Barbara and Cal Aggies has the misfortune of having to cook up not one, but several defenses, for the Sagehen attack can take as many shapes as an In the third period San Fran Webfoots in cisco added two more touchdowns which were practically carbon copies of each other. Both were set up by Loyola Peak Condition amoeba. If Fullback George Colbath and Quarterback. Johnny McColl can't go through the middle, there's always Lloyd Herbener to send scat-backing around the ends. McColl Passes And if Herbener finds the going difficult McColl just fades back to fumbles and by lengthy gallops on.

behalf of John former Compton College ace. really had himself a night as, he raced to a net gain of 111 yards, an average of 15.35 per carry. Wash ii for naton pass and any number of willing receivers, including Ends Roger Reinke and Pete Welsh, will be on nana to eaten em. Reinke runs a 9.7s. hundred while Welsh only lost one low-hurdle race last Nov.

5, Of' An Oregon team in its -best physical condition, since the' start of the season rolled in, today to shoot for; its fifth Pacific1 Coast Conference football victory 'against an underdog Washington eleven. Coach Jim Aiken said he didn't much care whether, the field was damp or dry tomorrow, but the fans were hoping for sunshine to insure a wide open tussle Aiken indicated his passing ace, Norm Van Brocklin, would toss plenty of forwards regardless of the weather. year. will tangle. It's the first time four UC campuses are being brought on a gridiron.

Regulars Lost Waldorf announced today that-three regular linemen will be oa the sidelines at the opening off and possibly all afternoon. In-; juries are benching Guards Rod Franz and Jon Baker and Tackle Jim Turner. Furthermore, little Charley Sarver, scatback shares the club scoring lead with Jack Swaner at 36 points, is re- portedly in bad shape. Bert LaBrucherie not only pre-i: sented no advance alibis, but stat- ed today that the squad's spirit is sky high. The Bruin boss did not accompany his plaj'ers, but came up yesterday to attend a San Francisco Bruin club shin-'1 dig.

He had nothing further to say about Guard Mike Dimitro. who was dropped from the varsity earlier in the. week. Dimitro conferred with LaBrucherie Thursday, but the "peace meet- ing," reportedly broke up when assistant coaches Shelby Calhoun and Dutch Fehring made Mike "hot" all over again. Jensen Feared Dimitro or no Dimitro, Jackie- Jensen single-handedly is sup-posed to run the Bruins right Memorial Stadium tomorrow." He goes into action as the Pa- -cific Coast Conference's leading -ground-gainer, with 6S6 yards to his credit from rushing, plus an--- other 104 from passing.

Kickoff is scheduled for 2 p.m. Merritt also employs a "double- I a ill Fumble Recovered Hal Jensen recovered Frank Flynn's fumble on the Loyola 41 to prepare the way for the third Don score. Quarterback Fred Klemenok broke loose for 12 yards, then Finney flew through left tackle to the Loyola 9, a gain of 20 yards. Three plays later Jensen plunged over from the 3. 'Seconds later Tackle Sam Winters recovered George Musacco's bobble on the Loloya 40.

After Quarterback Jim Ryan's pass fell incomplete, Finney roared around right end to the Loyola-9, and on the next play Klemenok cracked right tackle for the score. Panciera batted .1000 in the extra-point department, booting four for four. Bill Sargent's lads were not without scoring opportunities. shuffle" system wherein different men man the gunwales on offense and defense. His attacking crew Turn to Page 2, Column 2 Wildcats Claw at Wisconsin Loyola HANEY HOLDS OUT; WANTS 3-YEAR PACT Fred Haney won't be the next manager of the Hollywood Stars.

Not unless the club management offers him a three-year contract. Prexy F. Collins offered the popular sportscasi-er a one-year pact Thursday. Fred said he'd think it over. Yesterday he had made up his mind a three-year contract or no go.

PredicUon: The Twlnk bosses will give Fred what he wants in a few days. Brito LB GiambastUni LT De Pasauale LG Alkr Barney KG GrimleT RT Moje RS Kin OB Ferris LH Winshfo EH Musacco FB CSF Davlin Conaseski Braunretter Alois Kaminskv Westkirchner Saarlnen Panciera Buksar Mocha Greenhalgh 7 14 028 0 0 0 0 MADISON, Wis Nov. 5 (JP) Northwestern's once-beaten Wildcats hit the ''semifinal hurdle on the Rose Bowl track tomorrow, meeting Wisconsin before a capacity- crowd of 45,000 football fans at Camp Randall The Cats, defeated only by Michigan, are strong favorites TTSTP LOYOLA 0 USF scoring: Touchdowns Mocha. Buk against a Wisconsin team which sar. Jensen, Finney.

won only once in six starts. After TOUCHDOWN! Halfback Joe Mocha of USF steps over goal line after taking pass and scores San Francisco's firsts touchdown against Loyola's Lions in opening quarter. ret Hunt Eaton McLaughlin Pastr Clement Nacel Johnson Hansen California Cunnlnxham G. Frauetto Poddi(t Duncan Cullom Van ren Eric lc son Main an-r Jensen points alter toucnaowns fancier, t. Officials: Harry Edelson.

referee; Ralph Coles" umpire: Frank Malette. head linesman; Onan Landreth. field judge. STATISTICS LB i5 EO RT RS QB LH PH FB Lions Eddie Heinz attempts tackle. This aerial play, was good tor '4 yards.

the Badgers, Northwestern has a nonconference date with Notre Dame and then winds up Big Nine play with. Illinois. Times photos by Phil Bath GENTLEMAN JIM GETS THE CALL Following the Loyola game one Lion player seemed particularly' impressed by McColl's deadly, "ice-like confidence. Said it was like having a stiletto sunk- slowly into his gullet. Could be, bub, because Johnny, you see, is a pre-med student and plans to become a surgeon like his dad.

Whether he and his Pomona pals can' operate successfully on Chief Newman's Quakers today remains to be The cfiief never was a willing patient when foes tried to. carve him up in the old days and knowing something of his ability to build a fire under young men I hereby warn the McColls and Fort-neys and Colbaths to beware. The Chief, has bagged many a scalp himself without the aid of even a dull knife! My old chum Heartley (Hunk) Anderson is here with the Chicago, Bears for tomorrow's tre-mender against the Rams at the Coliseum. Which brings to mind that 16-to-14 win SC scored over Notre Dame in ,1931. Hunk, who was ND's head coach at the time, likely is sick and tired of hearing about this unfortunate occurrence and I shan't open old wounds by referring to it, except Notre Dame had gone 26 games without defeat prior to that game.

This, then, was the longest Irish win streak of modern days. LUCK O' THE IRISH The streak began with a 14-to-0 win over Indiana in 1929, the late Knute Rockne having lost the final game. of the 1928 season to SC iri the Coliseum, 27 to 14. The Irish won nine straight in '29. 10 straight in '30, copped their first, game in 1931 and then were held to a scoreless- tie by Northwestern.

After this they bagged five more wins before bowing to Troy. I mention all this because in my book this is Rockne 's win streak not Anderson's, and leaves Rock with the best record. Because Frank Leahy has now gone 24 games without defeat they are saying that South Bend's Grand Old Man has surpassed Rockne's-best. Not in my book Rockne was killed in the spring of '31, but that '31 team was his team and thus he is entitled to that record of 26 games without defeat. Hard-boiled Hunk himself would want it that way.

Notre Dame also went 22 games without defeat under Rockne right after the first World War. Howard Jones and Aubrey Devine ended that in 1921 when Iowa "dumped the Irish, 10 to -7. at could be 27 without defeat when the Irish come herepec. 4. Yards gained Yards lost running Net yards running Passes attempted Passes completed Passes had Passes incomplete Grid Scores Today's Football Menu Yards Intercepted passes turnea Yards running passim Lions Dons 164 357 .19 24 145 333 31 20 .16 3 2 2 13 .10 143 129 11 5 293 462 10 14 6 4 2 2 18 20 69 71 1 5 34.00 45.40 21.BO 44.00 2 3 92 133 46.00 44.33 First downs running Red-Hot Hardy Opens Against Bear Eleven First oowns passes Marlene Loses i to Bev Hanson BY JACK CURXOW Beverly Hanson, a rangy, bespectacled and long-hitting blonde, outsteadied stubby Marlene Bauer, 14-year-old sensation of the fairways, to capture the 12th an First downs Total first downs Scrimmage plays Kickoffs Average lengtn kickoiis Average length of kickof: returns Punts Yardage of punts AvrAci Ipnfft.h nunts Average lengtn ot punt re- turns 15.00 Penalties against 5 Yards lest on penalties 45 Ball lost on downs 3 Number of fumbles 3 Own tumbles 4 12 123 2 0 Local USF.

2S': Loyola, 0. Loyola Frosh, -44; Orange Coast College, 0. Pomona Frosh, 21; Whittier Frosh, 13. Citrus JC, 13; Oxy1 Frosh, 13. Cal.

Poly (San Dimas), 27; Mt. San Antonio. 14. 1 Fullerton Santa Monica CC 7. Compton 60: Weber, 18.

John 'Muir College, 21, Long Beach CC-19. Pacific Coast I College of Idaho, 14; Whitman, 6. Camp Pendleton Marines, 31; Los Angeles Navy Base, 0. San Jose State, -21; Brigham nual Pasadena women golf championship yesterday at Brook- Iowa at Illinois. Purdue at Northwestern at Wisconsin.

Ohio State. at Pittsburgh. Marquette at Michigan State. Missouri at Oklahoma. Kansas State at Nebraska.

St. Louis at Wichita. Oklahoma at Tulsa Drake at Iowa State. SOUTH Mississippi Southern at Alabama. Mississippi State at Auburn.

Furman at Clemson. Wake Forest at Duke. Georgia at Florida. Tennessee at Georgia Tech. Villanova at Kentucky.

Louisiana State at Vanderbilt; Mississippi at Chattanooga. William and Mary at' Ball lost on fumbles 4 side Park. (BUSHING) YL Net Avg. TCB TYA Dons .8 51. Greenhalgh.

47 tsuKsar Finney Miss Hanson, with a bagfull of strong wood shots and an unusually steady putter, scored a triumph over the Bauer lass, younger of the now-famed golfing Jensen Mocna 50 6.25 47 9.40 111 15,35 62 3.85 3 0.42 "6 6.00 23 7.66 -7 1.00 3S 7.20 1 1.00 111 fi 6 23 4 1 36 1 Panciera Klemenok Ryan Braunreiter sisters. LOCAL San Francisco vs. LACC (Gilmore Stadium, 8 p.m.) East LAJC at El Camino. PACIFIC COAST UCLA at California. Oregon at Washington.

Oregon St, at Washington St Occidental vs. Redlands at San Bernardino. Whittier at Pomona. Montana St. at Idaho.

COP at Montana. Pasadena at Ventura. Glendale at Alameda Naval Station. Bakersfield at Santa Ana. Pierce at Santa Barbara Frosh.

Chaff ey at Riverside. EAST Stanford at Army. Harvard" at Princeton. -Lafayette at Rutgers. Syracuse at Temple.

Colgate at Cornell. Holy Cross at Duquesne. Penn State at Pennsylvania. Boston University at Fordham. Columbia at Dartmouth.

Western Reserve at Brown. Kings Point at Yale. MIDWEST Notre Dame at Indiana. Navy at Michigan. Braz Rasan 1--.

Beverly, who registers out of victoria CC in Riverside as a 6. 24 333 6.90 YL Net Avg. Totals 48: 357 Lions TCB TYA a most respectable performance. While Bob Waterfield continued to improve in practice yesterday, was no indication that Shaughnessy plans to use the veteran very much on offense. Bob is one of the smartest pass-defenders In football, and the Rams'll need him when Sid Luck-man, Johnny Lu jack and Bobby Layne start pitching to the Kav-anaughs, Kea nes, Boones and McAfees.

Hoerner Improved The rest of the Ram starters will include Halfbacks Fred Gehrke and Jack Banta and Fullback Dick Hoerner. Dick is improving with each game. He, was so sour against the Eagles in a September exhibition at Dallas that Shaughnessy was ready to sell him to the Memphis Wharf Rats for a corned beef sandwich, but the husky Iowan now is one of the-Rams' most valuable players, defensively as well as offensively. -He averaged yards a crack against the Cards and. all but permanently Elmer Angsman with a vicious tackle.

BY FRANK FINCH To the complete amazement of nobody, not even Dr. Gallup, Jim Hardy yesterday was named to start at quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams tomorrow when they meet the Chicago Bears in the-Coliseum. The ex-Trojan tosser is just about the hottest passer in the National Football League right now. Jn his last two starts against Detroit, Chicago Cards Gentleman Jim completed 49 of 87 passes, good for 647 yards and five touchdowns. Two Jims Team Up Coach Clark Shaughnessy just hopes that-Hardy cool off before 2 p.m.

tomorrow, because if Jim has another hot day the Rams could pull an upset over the co-leaders of the NFL. In last year's Bear-Ram game here Hardy hurled two touchdown passes to Jim Benton, for 24 and 12 yards, but another of his wafts was intercepted for a touchdown. In that fracas Hardy completed 12 of 24 yards, Musacco 9 Ferris 7 'Carolina. transplanted North Dakotan, shut out the match by canning a 12-foot birdie putt on the 34th hole while Marlene, of California CC, winsnio Cpniglio 6 3.66 7.28 5.00 4.50 1.00 rS.OO 3. S3 3.00 33 23 10 27 1 -6 10 9 Montana JNormai, iy; kicks, t.

Boise JC, 13; Southern Idaho, 12. fv i- Napa JC, 13; Santa Rosa JC, 0. Willamette, 0. Additional scores Page 3, Part IV. 4 0 0 9 0 6 0 0 0 0 2 23 10 36 1 0 2 3S Kins i Asmrre 1 English 3 Bernstein 4 was taKing a 5.

Birdie Barrage 2 2.00 Dougherty 1 Giancanelli 3 Totals 36 164 19 (FORWARD PASSES) Dons Att. Compl. Int. TODAY IN SPORTS Virginia at North Carolina State. Maryland at South Carolina.

SOUTHWEST Texas at Baylor. Rice vs. Arkansas at Little Rock. Texas at Southern Methodist. ROCKY MOUNTAIN' Utah at Colorado A and iL Detroit at Denver.

Utah State at Colorado. The match was even-Stephen much of the way, with several birdies being knocked in at crucial moments by each player. Over the route. Miss Hanson came through under pressure for vic Ryan- 9 2 1 panciera Klemenok 2 1 1 36 12.00 14T 4.02 Pet. TY 22 1 55 111 50 11 129 Pet.

TY 40 44 62 60 50 22 100 22 82 148 Totals Linns Kin tory: She fired a 78 against worn FOOTBALL S.F. Rams vs. L.A. City College at Gilmore Stadium. 8 p.m.

ICE HOCKEY S.F. Shamrocks vs. L.A. Monarchs at Fan-Pacific Auditorium at 8:30 p.m. AMATEUR WRESTLING AATJ Novice Tournament at UCLA gym, 1 p.m..

BADMINTON Burbank Tournament Burbank High School at 1 p.m. 20 8 2 Att, Compl. Int. 15 6 0 ...8 1 i en's par 75 to be 1 up at recess. Aguirre Dougherty Musacco Turn to Page 2, Column 6 Totals -31 18 tn i i i- i.