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7fi ill -v Guard Scores Touchdown as Spartans Claude Menke Ham nf ftamn Cos Aiflclcs ffimcs Miracle Eye Camera Shows How Jackie Robinson Does His Stuff Bruin Backfield Rambler Doesn't Know How He's Going to Do It He Just Does It BV DICK IIYLAXD What does it look like to have Jackie Robinson run at you with 'Junior' Slayton Flips Fifty-two-Yard Pass but Garfield Defeated BY CARL BLUME Huntington Park High's alert, fast-charging line made tha break that gave the Spartans a the ball In his hands and a touchdown in the offing? What does he do and how does he do it? Why do so many tacklers who have fair cracks at him miss the Bruin halfback? We went out to SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1039 PAGE 10, PT. I turned faster and farther than with the Miracle Eye camera anyone had a right to and just as man to see if we couldn't get the field in the feature Eastern League contest played on tha Bulldogs' field yesterday. Garfield had been threatening most of the second quarter when the Spartans struck with sudden the made the grab, zip; answers to those questions. Too, I had a hankering to get in front slither and away went Robinson! He'd pulled both legs out from under him, threw them sideways and the tackier missed him a of Mister Robinson myself and Bruins Favored to Spoil Webfoot Rose Bowl Dream Spectacular Aerial Duel May Develop at Coliseum Today; Jackie Robinson Expected to Lead Uclans feroritv and had a touchdown be see whether he could apply the 1 i -iv -I i 'v I 7' (D k-'i, i V- CJ i i i i 1 1 1 i 4-rl9)' i handcuffs, if so, why; if not, why. foot.

He seemed to pivot his en tire body from his hips while de fying all laws of inertia and JACKIE INSTRUCTED gravity. The photographer man said he Your Old Timer then stepped wanted to use a certain sideline on the Bruin practice field. Continued from Ninth Page forward with the sound football fore anyone knew quite what had happened. KOSKI FUMBLES It was an odd happenstance that gave the Spartans their tally. They worked their way out of a couple of bad holes and wera moving down-field when Norman Koski, sub left halfback, fumbled and a Bulldog player recovered on the Garfield 47.

i i j. i a 1 thought of taking the play away Jackie was told to back off 15 yards or so and come booming pherson. And a very formidable Webfoot line seems to rate a slight edge over Ray Richards' from Mister Robinson. It was silly, sayeth he to himself, to let the ball carrier have command of up the field where two tacklers would attempt to nail him as he husky forwards. the situation.

Instead, let the tackier move one way or the oth The Bruins will have a two-pound advantage from end to end was hemmed in by the sideline. Robinson cast a puzzled sort of glance at the camera and, be in i no nrwi aw ir a kii er and force Robinson to go by The Orcgons arrived bright and early yesterday morning and frisked through a light workout at the Coliseum after lunch. The Bruins rested from their lengthy windup session of Thursday. Easygoing Tex Oliver announced a starting line-up that differs in but two respects from the one that faced the Trojans here a month ago. Dick Home, Long Beach lad who transferred North from Compton J.C., will be at left end in place of Bob Blenkinsop, who broke his arm in the S.C.

opener and has been on the side you dictate. He did. and a three-pound bulge in the backfield which is pretty ing a rational gent, ne Knew a dogs attempted a razzle-dazzla concoction, but it backfired on 'em. Stanley Surina took the ball on a reverse and lateraled straight back to Don Angelo, cameraman should nave some sort of an idea regarding where the action he is to photograph will happen and what will hap pen. who attempted to throw a pass.

But three Huntington Park linemen crashed through and rushed He went right on by. It seems he had a bit of speed in reserve somewhere when it looked like he was already doing his best. He simply used a change of pace, from fast to faster, and went his merry way. So that was that. I'd found out that it is much nicer to sit in the stands and watch the other boys try to stop Mister Jackie "But I don know wnat im going to do," he blurted Angelo.

Just as the ball left convalescing here ever since. Jim What was more, during tne Lemos Stops Romero in Fifth Heat Richie Lemos, beady-eyed Mex his hand, it was partially blocked by Tackle Jim Cheffers and Cadenasso will be at center in festivities we determined that stead of Al Samuelson, with Mister Robinson doesn't know what he does after he does it whom he has alternated all sea' son. We tried to get him to make a whirling reverse to slip by a Oliver added that Stenstrom tackier because it would photo has just about regained top con dition after leaving the Gonzaga graph well and it was figured he would use a stunt like that under some circumstances. He al fracas as a casualty. On the Bruin side, Coach Babe Football Menu Continued from Ninth Page Northwestern at Illinois.

Iowa at Wisconsin. Yale at Michigan. Nebraska at Kansas State. North Dakota State at North Dakota. Missouri at Iowa State.

Illinois Wealeyan at. Michigan Stale. most tied himself in a knot and fell down attempting it and we Horrell said he'd shoo his best ican soutnpaw slasher, scored a five-round technical-knockout victory over Tomboy Romero, Sacramento lightweight, last night at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Lemos floored Romero in the first spasm and then proceeded to hand him a sound thrashing. A snappy blow sliced Romero's it'V.

toilers out onto the sod for the opening kickoff, which means finally gave up the idea. PLAYERS ACT QUICKLY the backfield quartet of Robin By admitting he did not know son, Washington, Overlin and wobbled into the air. Guard Claude Menke pulled it out of the ether, broke into the clear and thumbed his nose at his pursuers as he lumbered 49 yards to the end zone. COMICAL AFFAIR. While disheartening to Garfield, it was a comical occurrence.

A guard running 40 yards for a touchdown is an unusual thing, anyway. But that was the only chance the Spartans had for a touchdown. They never once drove to within sniffing distance of the Bulldog goal stripe. However, it was a different story for tha Bulldogs for they muffed two fine scoring chances when they drove to the 2 and again to the 11, but couldn't make the grade. Then, too, their chance for victory went flying out the window midway in the second quarter when their ace-in-the-hole, col Ned Mathews, the latter two what he was going to do to elude tacklers, Jackie Robinson not having fully recovered from Ohio Weslevan at Miami (O.) Klmhurst at North Central.

St. Marv (Mich.) at Ferris Inst. St. Mary (Minn.) at Hamline. Dayton at Ohio University.

MorninRside at Omaha. Yankton at SlotlX Falls. bruises which kept them on the 6 only proved he was an honest man himself and wanted to fool bench last week. no one but the tackier, but also South Dakota State at South Dakota. Horrell offset the Stenstrom bulletin by admitting that Chuck proved again the point that football players in fast action do not think.

They simply react Fenenbock and Bob Simpson are available for use. and often haven't the slightest notion of what occurred during Illinois College at heaton. Bowling Green at Wlttenbury. SOUTH Texas Christian at Centenary. Mississippi at Tulane.

Mercer at Tennessee. Wake Forest at Duke. Auburn at Georgia Tech. Mississippi Slate at Alabama. Louisiana State at Vancierbilt.

The Citadel at Richmond. Fin-man at Davidson. Howard (Wash.) at North Carolina Maybe there will be another sensational finish a la 1932, when U.C.L.A. won in the last eight minutes on two unbelievable pass optic in the fourth and when Lemos continued his snapshooting in the next heat Referee Abe Roth stopped the fight. Zeke Castro scored a surprising technical knockout over classy Ray Lunney in the second round.

Lunney's eye was badly' cut in the first round and he was not permitted to continue fighting. In the best of the preliminaries, Jack Lunney, 143, won a four-round decision over Gene Mock. Lunney had Mock in a bad way in the second heat, but I fast bit of action. Robinson came booming, all right, with the sideline to one plays, one of 'em, Mike Franko side of him, a flock of theoretical tacklers to his left who forced ored Willie (Junior) Slayton, the vicn to nansome JLlvesay, was good for a total of 93 yards and a touchdown and stands as the passing demon, was knocked cuckoo making a desparate shoe. him to come straight ahead, and before him two real live Bruins who were to nail him in fact if Coast Conference record as the longest gain by passing.

A crowd of 50,000 is expected. thev could. The camera was on string tackle and remained on the sidelines thereafter. LENGTHY PASS He made one fine play before all of It. ROBINSON' FLOWS College.

Washington-JelTorson at Bethany. Campbell at Bluetield. Louisville at Center. Morris Harvey at Concord Teacher. Lincoln at Hampton.

Virginia at William-Mary. Florida at Maryland. Carson-Newman at Maryville. Dickinson at Roanoke. Washington-Lee at V.P.I.

80UTHWE8T Rice at Texas University. Oklahoma Aggies at Oklahoma. Baylor at Texas A. M. Tahlequah Tchrs.

at Okla. Baptist. Texas Mines at Tempe Teachers. Langston at Texas College. Mock stood up for the rest of the bout.

Harold Bell, 119, decisioned Bee Jiminez in four rounds of whirlwind belting. Carmen bowing out, though, when he stood on his own 13 and heaved He flowed there is no better word for it forward and the Armstrong, Garcia Close Fight Today a mignty 52-yara pass to Hait- Georgino, 140. and Jimmy Glea- back Orville Burns, who snared first tackier watched him carefully. About two yards in front son drew. Eddie Samp, 173, out the pigskin on the Huntington iacea cnaney jviurray to annex Park 33 and ran to the 10.

It 1 of him Robinsons hips swung toward the inner field and it Henry Armstrong and Ceferino the decision in four rounds of light-heavyweight, boxing. was after this that Garfield was "lamia ova rlne moot urith tho' looked for all the world like he was going to drive by inside. The viiuvm uu, -kj iiivv.ii Willi niv, California Athletic Commission! on.Ul? z- today to sign formal papers utfowneJ ihrir nmnntn m.H fnr the Bulldogs, 10-2, and outgained their proposed 10-round bout for tackier made his lunge and Rob St. Mary (Tex.) at West lexai State ROCKV MOUNTAINS Colorado at Wyoming. Utah at Denver.

Colorado State at Utah Stale. Idaho (So. Br.) at Montana stale. Texas Mines at Tempe Teachers. Billings Poly at Montana Mines.

Garcia's middleweight title. em, 135-137. inson's hips slid over toward the sideline, he pushed off his pow Oirflrld (0) Huntington Park (7 erful left leg and was past on the outside. Tartar Mermen Defeat LA.C.C. Liston Caldwell, Compton J.C.

left forward, scored three goals as the Tartars defeated the Cubs, Night game. The second tackier coming up had Jackie on the cross. Nailed tight. Because of the angle and itaurlcflla L.ER. Heywood 'Fanska L.T.R.

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Hetl Burn R.H.L. O'Rourk Surina F. Hullineer SCORE BY QUARTERS Huntington Park 0 0 0 Garflfld 0 0 0 09 peed he was traveling seemed 7 to 2, in a water-polo match impossible for the ball carrier to that the fight would be held Feb. 22, provided Armstrong does not lose his welterweight crown 'to Lou Ambers in New York next month, or Garcia drop a verdict to Glen Lee in their middleweight joust in Manila, P.I., Dec. 16.

Cowboys Win Easily ALAMOSA (Colo.) Oct. 27. () The Cowboys of New Mexico Normal hog-tied Adams State College' gridders today and scored two touchdowns in the last half for 13-to-0 victory. yesterday afternoon in the Citv 91 do anything but go outside or turn right into the tackle. Mister College pool.

Art Blair and Bud Langley tallied two apiece for Robinson turned, all right. He Touchdown Mnk. Extra point Boyer, the winners. not afraid of any tackle. He i wa." 07' I f5 I ROBINSON RAMBLES elusive ball, carrier, Jackie Robinson, is shown here as he weaves his way down the field.

Today in the Coliseum Robinson will be showing his weaving stuff to the invading Webfooters. Timet Miracle Ert photo by J. H. McCror?.