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lm Gaels Run Beat 27 Pons" to EBy WSley SeuhSiIBb jV -A: UlliiiViiUHiSlV iilimUllllKV II MONDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1942 'i tT EASY- A CMiVA5-BJCKM KHEHECVir lPT fl TRUSTCO. rVAE5W0UUD -AHOTOTHlNVwM l5TA5? 15 lp. ms 6MT0, EXCUEP H5 I USWONiTGET I MSU6EDTD 1 JpMT SMK QvA PaVUTS.

I -6uCHeU HAW'T mmm -aaBBal a aa aaaw eHrvPHB'S FORMES JM EXCTED Jj, EftORS. lUEVB eh St. Mary's Registers 14-0 Edge at Half Moragans Make Second Score As Result of Long Pass By Prescott Sullivan KEZAR STADIUM, Oct. 18. The Galloping Gaels of 'St Blary's defeated the Dons of U.

S. 27 to 0, today in a contest witnessed by a crowd of 35,000. Plaveri firainst a backdrOD of nut nf Sr.iat left iru.rd. Shew beltI Mi tackle ujuMicuv fc.v....,0 jon more. Jdenke pllle sneroa wnn Mary's opposition to the use of no rm at wt a-unrd.

snw nicked out freshmen by U. S. the contest of cracked 1 illlilililK Il'llli'pi- Druins Rale Roost, but-- 4 TLieeeVt vinfUiMA. i lwes hwing the Conference -ggf VOU tbU? rAETO BACr4 WHEM I COULD ggg 60MEBODV TO THlO GENTLEMAn 1 WILL GIVE VOL) If HIS FOFlrVNW. AnMpIukTPFsT AMOUNT-- 1 1 Anything Possible In Coast Conference -'TBBewe By Harry Borba Next Saturday should be football season.

It will be the will be halfway through their schedules and the Pacific the July 4th of the current fifth week, most of the teams Coast Grid Stan dings r. r. i a VTashlntton 3 Southern Calif. ...1 YYa.hinttnn 8 Oreton Stat Stanford 1 Oreton .0 California .0 Idaho .0 Montana T. Tt Opn 0 7 1 ft 1 0 1 2 it 1 93 43 1 0 A2 3P 1 0 84 13 so 7 so at 9 fl 18 i 103 LOW What Goes In Station? By Prescott Sullivan We'd like to know what goes on in the police station at the north end of Memorial Stadium, Berkeley.

Every football Saturday scores of people are called from the Berkeley stands, by the stadium announcer, and told to report at the station. Last Saturday, during the playing of the California-U. C. L. A.

debacle, the traffic was unusually heavy. Every two or three minutes, so it seemed, the stadium announcer would advise someone to report to the police station, at once. He started with the guys. "Mr. Joe Twerp, please report to the police station at the north end of the stadium.

Mr. Joe. Twerp. Urgent." A Mr. Sylvester Turkletop was similiarly hailed.

Then a Mr. Joe Skoff, a Mr. Fitzroy Greenberg, a Mr. Rodney Schmaltz, and so on through the first half. Next he started paging the girls.

"Will Miss Amy Klotz please report to the police station at the north end of the stadium." Myrtle Murphy, Brenda Burp, Gwendolyn Goldfarb and others were summoned. At this point a press box neighbor nudged us. "What do you make of that?" he Inquired. We had no ready answer. And we still haven't.

But it sounded like the makings of a party to us. fYS him. Verutti raced around risni end for five. Ahletrora went back to kick, fumbled, and waa ameared for a atx yard loae. Ahl.trom kicked to Sheridan whn wee etoroed with a four yard return.

Don an 60 Flvo minute remained in the half. Shew wa atopped with on yard at center. Sheridan'a paee, aimed at Taylor, went incomplete. John.ton pesed to Phew for teven. Shw kicked out of bound on the Gael 14.

mm in 14 Abletrom nd fell with no tain at left tackle. Moralea tnr five and tha Dona were tuilty of unneceaeaiT rouhnet and penal- (aed fi ripen. mm mm-m 4 Morale, pitched a paaa to Brumfield who cautht tha ball behind White on the Don 8(1 and outran thm TUinm to the totl line lOr a lournoown. Moralea converted on a placement Prore t. Mary' 14.

F. Tha Dona elected to receive and Verutti booted low to Shew, who fumoieu, recov- Dona on own 21 Johnaton went back to piM, cauldn't find a receiver, ana rmn end for Johnaton w.a thrown for a 4 yard loea at left end. Pheridan't lont paee wa. intercepted by Germaine. who waa tackled immediately on the Gal 4V Gaela own 4.V Ahletrom picked up it 4nf 3 Ift tackle.

Germeine rained 1 and Pt. Mary'a waa penaliied lor too meny innir i. aliooed away from ve mt and fe ncompiete. tMirm.ins a iin.n Incomplete a the ha If ended. Score! St.

Mary ta, vuinn A 1BTI A heavy foa covered tha field the third ouarter bea.n. The Gael. kick off. and Bell.nl kicked to Remua. who took tha ball on tne toei un nu the around on th pine.

onvirld.n went off left eo.rd for four yard. Pherldan drove throurn left ruard for nine yarda and a Don on awa Shew tlooped with no renin, pnennan rn i a i v.rn.. shew mi ritht tackle, but miee'd th flr.t down by inchea. Sheridan fnutht hla way off 1" urkle for tha fir.t down. Don an awn 35 Sheridan fumbled and nilm.l rmfM'mrA fnr the Gael, an Do Mnralee' pa wa too lont and aailed over verutti no in in.

end tone. Comoatno hit lert tacaie in four varda. Berutti Broke loo.e ai nam tackle for eirht yard, hut the Gael were aulltv of an illea.l ehlft and penaliied in heck to the Don 3S. Ramua knocked down Morales' lont one. Intended for Curry.

Morale kicked hith and out of bounda on the Don ft. tk- mm-m aGhtw honied Ollt flf th? end aone and out of bounda on the Don J'P- Gael an Don an Comoatno arose on ritht tackle for 10 yards and a firat down. Gaela an Den 2P Verutti Ptien inrouen center for five, came in for the Don. Moralea bonned rlaht auard lor tnree, m-ralea dove over center for three, but the Gaela were aulltv of hackfleld In motion and penaliied five. Compatno charted off rlaht end for five.

Moralea tot loo.e at left end. ran over Pherldan. who tried to block him out of bound, and oaanea into in tnu aone tndlnr uo. added the extra point. Peer: Pt.

Mary'. Sit B. 9. Reliant kirkari off to Phew, who took the btll on the and came back to tha Don 24. A flet fitht between Juen or tn lion ano Powera of the Gaela broke out.

and aeveral blowa war atruck before both were thrown out and tha ram returned. Don on awn 34 Ramua ran ritnt enn for three. Pherldan'a paaa knocked down. The Gael, were ruilty of clipplnt and panallaed fifteen yards, tmnt tne Dona a firat down on their 42. Dana an awn 47 Phew piled Into ritnt ruard for three.

Pherldan atopped with no rain at left tackle. Ramus wa. tranoed on a wide sweep at and with an eirht-yard loea. Phew kicked short an hith to Morales, who returned seven. Gaela on awn 3H The Done were pen si lver five yarda for delavlnr tha tame.

Mo rales rained two at left tackle. Compatno elemmed cenler fnr two, Verutti dove into center for one and a first down. Gaels an awn 4B Comoatno ralloped left tarkle fnr six. Comnarno hit the middle, wan atonped. and apon away into the clear, but the nlav waa ruled dead at the line of ecrlmmaee.

Moralea waa awarmed under with a four yard loss. Morale kicked to Pherldan, who came hack 13 yard, to th Don 3U. Dona an awn 30 ran rlaht end fnr airht. Johnston passed In the flat to Mtine. who rambled fnr aieht.

but the Pone were ruiltv of rllnnlnt nd penalised 15 yards hack tn their 31. paa. tell incnmnlete. Johnaton a acreen oaaa. intended for Phew, waa wild and tncimolete Phew kicked ahort and out of bounda on the Dnn 43.

Gaela an Don 43 Morales rained two at ritht. ruard. Morales went for five at lefl tackle, but th Gaela were roilty of holdlnt and penalized jft yard back to their 4n Comnaann akirted rlaht end for eltht, Ger maine wound tin and threw a lont pes to Verutti. who made a brllllnt r.trh on th 15 behind the Don secondary and ran Into th end tone for the Gaela' fourth touch down. Comnamn'a placement waa wide.

Score: St. Mary's, ati I' P. Reliant kicked off for the Gaels nd th ball rolled throuth thew'l Inter. and out of the end rnne Don on awn 80 Pheridan't pit a. wta too hot for Shew to handle.

Pheridan't past went out of bound. Sheridan went throuth center for three. Sheridan kicked out of bounda on th Gael 38. Gael on own 3d Ahletrom rained two Verutti daehed around ritht end for eltht- en yards a the period ended. Score St.

Mary' 7. V. P. F. Gael an Don 46 Germaine w.a snilted nard hv Sanchez with no rain.

Verutti talloped around left end for 14 yard, but St. Mary'a was tuilty of an llletal thlft nd penaliied 15 hrk to Ita own 40. Ahl etrom failed to-rain. Garmaina paea went Incomplete. Germain punted lnn to enerman.

who returned yarda te in Don 33. Don own a. a wa nrnaen uo rv Winn. p.a ataln went incomplete. Johnatnn'a pa.a wa intercepted bv Ahlatrnm.

who returned five, laieralled to Verutti. who ran another five to tne lion hut th whol ply wa nullified end Pt. MarVe peneli.ed five for be-int off.lde. John.lnn pt.eed Into the flf to Cevllero. who went to a firet down oo th Don 4ft.

Don an awn 4ft On a lateral pass from Hnmtia ained nin yards. John ston went back tn paa. but tripped and ell for a ten-yard lnaa. Johnston paaaed to Mtma for four. Jnhnaton'a paa Intended fnr Tavlor went Incomplete, and tha Gael took over oo itnvni.

Gaela an Don 4 Germaine Jurtted the. nan ano was held with on yrd. Ahl-trom went off Hint end for two. Scully hit for five. Germain kicked out of bound on the Doe il Mores St.

Mary'i X7. U. S. F. 0.

was bitterly fought throughout. and, at times, broke Into open fist icuffs. The Gaels, clearly superior to their foes, scored one or more -touchdowns in every period but! the fourth during which they em ployed a third string lineup. CLDIAXES DBIYE. Roy Guisti scored St Mary's 'first touchdown in the opening carrvinr the ball over from the 2 yard line to climax a 33 yard drive.

In the second quarter a 66 yard passing coup, executed by Gonzales Morales and Farron Brum-field, gave the Gaels a second score and a 14 to 0 lead at the half. They got two more touchdowns In the third quarter, the first on a 20 yard run by Morales, and the second on 47 yard pass play from Germaine to Verutti. PLAYS FROSH. U. S.

F. adhering to its prin ciple, played four freshmen In the second half, The Gaels outgained the Dons, 222 yards to 222. FIRST QUARTER Al Ratto ft. Mary'a acting capttln and Vie Tt.nni. th TT.

S. T. leader. h. Don.

won th tot, and alerted to kleknff. McKniaht tooted hlh to Morale, who took the btll on th eol line ana ran Baca to th 2(1. hr, 8anrha anllled him. Carl aa awn 28 Mora). went off riahf nd for mn.

Comnaano banaeo rlaht end for two. Compitno drove oft ieit auard tor three and tha first doirn. (aelt an awn 38 Guiatl wound up and Iiurlad a beeutiful to Curry, who mad th catch behind Humua on the 30 and rn to tha Don 1H before ha vii halted by Ramus. Th Plav waa aood for 4H (Vaele an own 10 Guiaii'a oaa hit Curry In the and ton, but fell incomplete. fJuiati klrted laft and for eix While re-Cikred Ramu in tha Don ba kfield.

Ouiti peed to Coll down the middle for two makina tt fourth and two to o. Compaano ment off left auard for three, fcut tha Gael were otfairta and penalinad five yarda. Giiiatt naeeed to Coll. who tacked an Inch abort of a firat down hy White, and tha Dona look poelon ol the ball on downa. Dona on own) 6 Phew came In for the Dona and runted to Morales, who returned 11.

Gaela an Don 84 Oulxti ahot thrfluah left auard for 14 yarda and a flrat down. Gaela on Don 25 Moralea cracked riaht ruard for three. Gui.tl aallooed off rurht end for two before White puttied him out of bound. Ouiati fiaeeed in tha left flat to Currv for eeven yarda and firat down. Gaela on Pen Rodack atopped Morale.

with four at naht tackle. Comnarno picked tt two mora at rlaht tackle before Rodack topped him. Ouiati drire oft left tackle for tha touchdown. Jloorale." placement waa rood. fro re: St.

Mery'e. Tt V. Tha Dona elected foreca lva and Ouiati booted to Fhertdan, wko returned 21 yarda to the Don 32. Dana an awn 3 Pherldan. on a fake raveree.

all by Powera for 3 at left tackle. Phew ran into a atone wall at rlrht tackle and waa hell to half a yard. Shew fumbled a revere and Power recovered for the Gaela. Gaela en Don 30 Morale, aklrted left and for 6. fumbled, and Sheridan recovered for the Dona.

Dana an awn 3 replaced Eheridan in 1ha IFF lineup. Ramue, on a wide aweep at rlaht and. rained ft. Phew waa atopped with no tain, but the Gael ware aff.tda and senalieed glvint t'PF firat down. Done on awn Bft Johnaton waa anowed under at left and with a yard loea.

Ramu. went off riant tackla for ft. Phew eraahed ritht ruard for 3. Shew kicked out of boundl on the Gael 21. Gaela an own SI compeano over ritht tackle for 10 yarda and flrat down Gaela on awn 31 Competno went over center for 6.

Gui.tl hit tha middle for 6 and another firet down. Gael en awn 42 Guiatl't loot paaa. In tended for Coll, waa lont and Incomplete. Ciuiett went throuah left auard for Compatno cut back throuth ritht tackle for 3. GuWt went back to punt, but the ball waa taken by Moralea up cine and he waa atopayd a sard abort, riving the ball to Let nn dnwne.

Euare and Menkee came In at th Gael tuarda. aa the period ended. Score: St. Mary' 7, I. S.

T. 0, SECOND OCARTER Done on own 49 Pherldan wat topped' with no tain at center. Rueeo kit left ruard for three. Sheridan went back to Caaa. hesitated and wa dratted down for tevn-vard loea by McPartland.

Knew (eked out of bound on th Gael 17. Gael aa awn 17 Compatno rained three tat ritht ruard. Gui.tl wa hero by (hw tt ritht and tfter on yard tamed. Gui.tl went bark and kicked over Pherldan hetd to th Don 13. whtr th ball wa declared dead.

Don an awn 13 Pbrldan rot 1oo. at left ruard for ten vtrde and a flr.t down. Dana an awn 27 Menkee led Pheri-ttri with one. Pherld.n paeaed to Ramu. who mid a on-hndd catch and rn down th tld lint for a total tain of 13 yrd.

Den an awn Sheridan picked up three ritht tack I. Pheridn tot loo.e at left and for ix but th Don. were ruilty of hnidlnr and penalised la yard back to their own in. Pherldan In th flat to Ramua who wa. to.seii for a two-vard lo.

Pherldan threw a p.e to Taylor who had ane.ked behind tha rnndry and Taylor mad the catch on tha Gael 3ft Where be waa nailed by Campatno after a fin yarn tain, Den an Gael SIV Sheridan hurt on the play and renlaced him ftatnut went off ritht end for two. fumbled and th hall went out of bound. Th G.elt were off.lde and the Dona took tha penalty, Johneton let th ball aet away from him and after Ramua kicked It one, Rrumfield recovered for th Gael. MPk on St. Mary' 41.

Gtele en own 46 Ahletrnm fumbled jid Gennette recovered for tha Don. Pom Caal 43 Sheridan gained MaJ 1 ttru rr A MTUtwr DOWN Gus, Gals Get Call play reveal that Baldwin didn't He had dropped it while falling. possession of it long enough to been wrong. up under his chin, stretched his think so. will pitch 'em where Santa Gara Coast Conference champ should' be pretty well Identified.

But this isn't, baseball; eight tenths of the conference teams have played only two of their five or six scheduled contests and, despite the fact that sen sational C. L. A. is on top, the race Is as wide open as the face of a tunnel and twice as dark beyond. The Uclans beat the team they like to' whip nibst next to their crosstown neighbor, U.

S. when they licked California, 21 to 0. The Bruins won on pass ing and down the middle power. California had four good chances and failed to connect. The Bear can't be counted out yet despite that quite large licking.

They've been like that guy in a poker game, holding kings and queens and losing to aces and deuces. Close enough to be tough but not quite good enough. BRUINS. VS. BRONCS.

U. C. L. A will be fighting this week for the honor of the confer ence. Santa Clara, the team of the coast at the moment because it is undefeated and untied, bat tles the Bruins in Lob Angeles after whipping Stanford, Cali fornia and Oregon State in sue cession.

This may be the game of the week since it pits the coast's two best passers, waterfield and Frel- tas, against each other, but it will not reflect upon the Rose Bowl although it may disgrace the conference. The game of last week was provided by the downbeat Tro jans who gathered their sprint ing speed to beat Washington State in a hot weather game In Los Angeles. The 26 to 12 score may not indicate new Trojan greatness although Jeff Cravath's boys are improving. It probably illustrates again that you can take those north em inland teams out of their heights and expect them to do their best in the heat of sea level TROJANS VS. INDIANS.

Southern California comes here to battle another newly awakened team, Stanford, in Kezar Stadium The Indians, with Fawcett, Hoisch and the newly discovered Dick Munroe, may have enough speed to hem in Howard Callanan and Mickey McArdle, the Trojan breakaway threats. Certainly the two Indian lines will outplay the Trojan forwards. Stanford, playing atrictly a running game to snow under an Idaho team that doesn't belong in the league, 64 to 7, showed definite improvement in offensive blocking. And the backs got up to the holes and through them faster. Washington State, the only conference team half way through its faces ita severest test at Portland with twice hum bled Oregon State.

If the Cougars get this one fh, they'll be breezing toward the Pasadena Bowl with Washington the only remaining threat. I The conference may, bt settled SATURDAY RESULTS Conference r. C. 91. California 0, Stanford A4, Idaho 7.

I'. S. C. Waablnttnn State 1J. Washlnrtnn Montana O.

Non-conference f.amet Santa Clara 7, Oremn Plate 0. KCNDAY RK.ai l.TS ft, Mary'a 7. I 8. J. 0.

Loyola .18. Alameda Coast Ounrd 8. GAMES SATURDAY Conference California t. VYaahlnttnn, at Seattle, Wahlnrton State y. Oreton State, at roriinnn.

Ma he Oreton, at Kutene, Stanford T. 1 M. at. Keiar Stadium. nn-ennrerene Santa Clara v.

I B. 1 at Lo Ante! e. Iyola Tt. St. Mary'a, at Lo Antele.

tsiinunr San Joae Stata Tt. IT. S. at Keaar tiaiinnayi. in this game if you believe, like some experts, that U.

C. I A. hasnt got enough to wade through Stanford, Oregon, Wash ington, Idaho and U. S. C.

OREGON "BREEZE." Oregon, which romped in idle ness Saturday, plays lowly Idaho and will break Into the winning side of the conference ledger, You can bet on that one. There's the conference panorama with so many camouflaged areas that the unexpected can be expected every Saturday. TJ. L. victory over Oregon State, 30 to 7, two Saturdays back was matched by U.

S. comeback off two losses and a tie to beat the potential Washington State. California beating wasnington and Stanford trim ming U. S. C.

this Saturday snouian surprise anyone. "Stub" Allison thinks that Jim Jurkovich may be able to cavort at left half with a newly acquired knee brace. Meanwhile he's bring ing up from the Ramblers a lad named Welch who was a frosh star two years ago but didn't play last season. Welch is a good passer and fair runner at left half. There'll be no ohanges In the Bear line, says Stub, who sees steady Improvement.

Scrim mages will be held tomorrow, and Wednesday before the team en trains for Seattle. BEARS DISCOURAGED. "The kids are kind of discour aged." says Allison. "My Job now is to lift them up. I haven't lost faith." Marchie Schwartz found his left halfback problem also unsolved after the runaway from Idaho and he's decided to give Ross Dana, 6 foot, 171 pound soph who has been playing at right half, a chance to cavort in a backfield with "Buck" Fawcett.

Bill Sheller ana Kay Hammett. Harvey Bern-hard, who played a great tackle Saturday, will be moved to left guard behind "Chuck" Taylor be cause of hla offensive blocking." There seemp to be some question as to the legitimacy of U. C. L. third touchdown with which the Bruins completed their 21 to 0 conquest'of California last Saturday.

In reporting the game, we wrote that Burr Baldwin, wedged in between Bear defenders Gene Pickett and Frank Porto, made a remarkable catch of an almost impossible chance, taking Bob Callente Results URST ft" furlnnts: 3 year olds tin: Tay Hween. 11 (T.Sena). 2 t0 Heaala, 11R (D.Krh) 7.80 4.4(1 hheernesa, 115 (F.t'hnjnackll. 3.80 Time, 1:34 flat. Walter.

Valrtlna Honey, Cat Iron. Red Chirk. La Loma. Fia Pine, Myallo Bella, Boboba Ic and Tiny Ellen aleo ran. HKCOND ft fnrlonaa: year old Ud: Vain Folly.

110 (K.Kodri- Kuei!) 4.80 3.40 2.60 Lady Eneckie, 115 (F.WIU hnurn) 34.80 l.t.flO lld Count, 118 (B.Fiek), 7.S0 Time. 1 :14 2-R. Bit Brolher. Hark Vt Amy' Flr.t, Dili Wrlaht, Genl Whit. Sweeplte, I.ittla Clown, Emjay ana Paddy Boy also ran.

THIRD 1 1-1 fl mile: yr old tin: Camador. 10 (G.Koyt). .7.50 4.40 3.60 Valdlna Flaah, 114 (F.Choi- narkl) 8.80 3.00 Ledaewood 103 (B Na.h) 7.00 Time, 1:48 flat. Boiler Skate, Mar rliib. Hunt Monica.

Crarkade, Atta Bunny Dyke Phooter and Turkey Tom aleo ran. Fill HTH fur 2 year da: Owntanal. 115 (Krht .28.30 11.00 8 40 Berhle I.aa. 11R (Taylor) 7.00 4.4" Ever Hoin. 1 10 (Wllbourn) 0.40 Time.

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Miea relehvitv. 5rela Cord, Perjurer and Two Tone Ited aleo ran. (TCareon entry.) FIFTH furlnnce: 3 year old. (in: Pelter. 1 10 (ftndi iaue).

7.40 4.00 3.20 Patrinaton. 113 3.80 3.20 Dirtdv. 118 4.00 Time. 1:13 flat, flravanla. Wellinatnn Park Verae.

Kumreiah. Bafhelor 1 Go. and Fan Awav alao ran. KIXTH 8 furlnnr: ve.r old Urt Mleme. 121 (Tavlorl .18.50 8.00 4,80 Hlmmerlna.

J13(Andrde) 38.00 15.20 War Briar. 1 10 (Hlaheel. 3.00 Time, 1:13 35. I.amlnle Boy. Poker Plaver The Peat.

Thunder Mtlle rial. Boaworth. Bueno Hombra and Polalo aleo ran. Dally double of Vln Folly In th ee ond end Crador In th third paid H0.80 (or lirket holder SF.VKNTH I 1-18 mile: 8 yr. olda Verde Wlen.

112 (Kovt). 8.40 8.80 3.00 Vain 114 11 hot. narkl) 8.50 5.80 Predilection. 117 (Johneton) .4 8.20 Time. 1:48 4-8.

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Lloyd Pan and Corvti al.o ran KKiHTH 8 8 vr old up: Cohiah. 113 (Chninarkl). 8.00 2 80 2 20 f)y Imp. 118 2.80 J.40 Conner To. Ill Me- Cnwn) 40 Time.

1 :12 g-ft. Rln Saw. Our Mat and Bonnie Breeze aleo ran. MNTH 8 8 and 4 year Deer 114 rFermlnl 40 SID 40 Convrieht, 114 (ChoJ- nackl) 1.40 S.SO Abbot' a Melody. 112 cva.h.

2 no me. 1:12 2ft Kneedv Pan. tterver.e. Red Crueader. Early Bell and Playtime t.irl al.n ran.

TKTH 11-18 mile: 8 year old no. Brilliant Ron. 112 (Ooode) 82.80 18 80 ft. SO Tow Rope. 10 (Koyk).

7.40 4.40 Ha.ten Henry, 111 (John.ton I 8.80 Time, 1 l-o. Ann' Pride, wherewy ifantouriat, Come To Taw. Nver Blue With l'e. Pun, Short Bred alao ran Fl.F.VENTH 1 mile: all ee. Betlco, 11 (John.ton) ...16.40 8 80 3 80 Dr.

8llrka. Ill 13.60 7.00 Peraln Heel. 115 (Fermlnl 8.80 Time. 3 :53 2-8. Away We Go.

Flumit. Faclllua, Iron Bunker, Bunny Jack alao ran. TWF.f.FTH l'i mile: 3 year olda up Grey Ghost. 110 1(1. R.

Koyk). 4. 20 8.80 3,40 Delano 110 ID.H. Hlabee). 13.40 8 00 Eddl Choice.

107 (M.Vol.hke) 8.80 Time. 2:08 4-8. Hickory Boh. T.lttl Eric. Kilbirnle.

Keene Jack. Gatlin. North Fork. Mar Reuter, skeet shooter and 8plcy 1. alao ran.

For as little as 60 rents, you can tell northern California what you have for sale or what you want to buy. Place an ad In the "Bulletin Board!" SUtter 2134. Five Poolcs AtOleMiss UNIVERSITY Oct. 18. (INS) Brother acts In football have been almost as usual as field goals, but Ole Miss has a combination this year which bids fair to eclipse all brother acts.

Subject of much speculation Is the Poole clan five Pooles of Gloster, who are out for gridiron honors. Two of the Ole Miss Tooles are brothers, and the other three are cousins, to Jim (Buster) Poole, former Rebel, all-pro end with the New York Giants In 1939 and 1910, and now an ensign with the Navy. Kay and Barney, endu, are brothers to Buster. Flemin and Philip, ends, are brothers to each other, cousins to the first three named Pooles. Oliver, a tackle, Is a cousin to all others.

Loyola Routs Coast Guard HOLLYWOOD, Oct. Loyola University's footballers continued their undefeated way today, mopping up on the Alameda Coast Guard team, 38 to 8, before a crowd of 10,000 at Gil- more Stadium. The Coast Guard won the dis tinction, however, of being the first team to cross Loyola's goal line this season. With twenty seconds to go In the final quarter, Taft climaxed a sixty yard pass drive with a pass Into the end zone to Leong for a touchdown. Loyola pushed over two touchdowns in the opening period and eased up the rest of the way, with one each in the next two periods and two in the final quarter.

Loyola's aerial attack kept the Sea Lions spread out. The Coast Guard made its first serious bid midway in the third quarter, with a thirty-seven yard drive to the Loyola 13, where it lost the ball on a fumble. Full back Vince Pacewic a few minutes later began a personal drive for Loyola, packing the ball ninety-four yards In three plays for a touchdown. His final dash was sixty-five yards. Waterfield's thirty-seven yard pass on his fingertips, and falling face first into the end zone for the score.

But Magic Eye pictures of the have the ball when he hit pay dirt. Now the question is did he have make the pass complete? The officials must have thought that he did. But the Magic Eye shows that they MIGHT have i a And speaking of officials, Tommy Fltzpatrick, referee of the California-U. C. L.

A. thing, amused us no end by warming up for five minutes before the game. Fitzpatrick kicked his knees fingertips to the ground, jogging up and down the field like a track man getting ready for a 440 yard dash. It was all very funny, or so we thought. Do all officials act that way? Mebbe so.

Fitzpatrick Is the first we've caught at it. Ordinarily we reserve our peerless picks for later In the week. But we Just can't wait to get on record with this one. Santa Clara will beat U. C.

L. A. come next Saturday. We've been consistently wrong on Santa Clara, and perhaps we're wrong again. But we don't California, whiie badly beaten, showed that U.

C. L. A. is vulnerable to the forwnrd pass. Had not Gene Pickett, a good man in midf ield, been seized by goal line Jitters, the Bears might have scored a couple of touchdowns through the air.

Bear receivers were in the clear in and near the end zone on several occasions. But Pickett's throws were above and beyond their reach. Santa Clara's Jess Freitas receivers can catch 'em. A A. i..