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12 The Statesman, Salem. Oregon, Sunday October 26. 1947 Bearcats Top CPS Cadet, Illini Upsets Lead Long List of Saturday Pigskin Surprises i 14-0, extra point that would have given Army its third tie In the unbeaten string. It was Purdue, the team that gave Notre Dame such a workout on October 11, that bounced Illinois, 14 to 7. The Illini.

Big Nine defending; champlo s. hadn't lost since half way through 1946 when Indiana did the To the Purdue line goes the credit for fashioning Grab Conference Grid Lead Kukihiko, Ewaliko Score Touchdowns as Lillie (Clan Rings Up 4th Straight; Pacific Next Foe TACOMA STADIUM. Tacoma, Oct. 25-(Special)- Willamette university's Bearcats today uncloaked themselves as the team to beat for the Northwest conference football title by downing previously unbeaten-in-league College of Puget Sound. 14-0.

The victory, a mild upset since the Loggers Texas A fc M. 24 to 0. while West Virginia grabbed an early lead and then lost It to Penn State, 21 to 14. In a battle between two previously unbeaten outfits. A furious last period rally gave Duke a 13 to 6 ede over Wake Forest to keep intact Coach Wallace Wade's record of never having lost to a team tutored by Peahead Walker.

Northwestern continued its Impressive showing by edging past Indiana, to 8. Wisconsin won Its second straight by downing Marquette. 33 to 12. Missouri got 13 points In a rainy first quarter, then played Just hard enough to roll over Iowa State, 26 to 7, for Its second Big were the favored team toaay, snovea uoacn ierry wuk: jhu uuutmKu the upset which leaves Michi- gan as the lone unbeaten, untied outfit in the midwest conference. The Wolverines, however, along with Notre Dame and Pennsylvania lost caste by to worry for victories over opponents they were expected to handle with ease.

Michican Webfoots OSC Easy Sunday Sorties: No Salem fight card for the 29th as planned, ad-Tises Matchmaker Salkeld. and according to the rotund Texan the rrason lies in the unavailability of Trainer Sam Duncan's local boy a. It seems Duncan and Salkeld are at odds minor slse. wo hope and until they see eye to eye there Is apt to be no fisticuffing at all on Bowl-Bound Trojans Wallop NEW YORK. Oct 25 -(P)-Army and Illinois, which played to a dramatic tie only two weeks ago, were toppled today while Michigan, Notre Dame, California, Baylor, West Virginia, Wake Forest and Penn all lost some of the lustre they had gathered In college football circles this fall.

Army's skein of 32 games without a defeat was ended abruptly by a daring band of Columbia Lions, who completed 20 of 39 passes while marching to a 21 to 20 triumph. That was the first defeat suffered by the Cadets since the Navy game of 1943. Gene Rossldes was the Columbia pitcher and Jack Mac-Mull will be remembered as the Cadet who failed to kick the Links Champ Young Jimmie Sheldon (above) Saturday defeated Glenn Len- gren, 6 and 4, In their 36-hole match for the Salem golf club championship. Sheldon shot sub-par golf all the way. a (Ks Oregon Troupe Displays Power In Upsetting San Franciscans EUGENE, Oct.

25-fAVAn underrated University of Oregon team, displaying the power found in downing Washington last week, squelched the San Francisco Dons, pride of the west coast independents, today, 34 to 7. Oregon unleashed its sharpest ground attack of the year in the upset, and kept the Dons' pushed back in their own territory through most of the game. The lone San Francisco score the local premises. As we recall It. the parting came last spring when Salkeld wanted to hike Dnnean's little feather flash Hal Fries into a Northwest championship bout Duncan nixed It, Insisting Fries wasn't ready to take tarn a stride Slats CHI has lost such OSC worthies as Rrd Korha.

Lew Beck. Morrie Silver, Erland Anderson and Doug Martin, bat some of the slack In the bark court might be taken np with the reappearance of Bcrnie MrGrath. The Newberger. out lost season because of illness, was a dandy guard during three war years at Corallis. Remember? Neighboring Willamette Taller learue secretary Jixts Bur Staters Rout Pilots, 46-0 mnvAinc rr.

rw 9vyim k.m,1k" ground attack today in a routine 46-to-0 victory of the University of Portland Pilots. Coach Lon nett informs that the football toga for district 5 has practically been conceded to Merrit McIIeel's Milwaukie Maroons. And In the same breath the Weodburn mentor casta loose an audible groan. It seems undefeated Weodburn and undefeated Molalla are In the district scramble, but because they are smaller Institutions are belnr given the kiss-off. Taln't fair.

Woodburn and Molalla are In the same Class A Index as Milwaukie and ahould be given due consideration for their entrance fees Multnomah Stadium Mont Logical. Place The fretting powers that be likely have sounded deeply for the answer by now, but It seems to us that the most logical place for the Portland Beavers to play their home games until a new arena can be built is Multnomah stadium. Of course there are the dog races every summer in the place, and you know as well as we that the financial rakeoff on the pooch derbies Is a fat item Indeed. But it seems to us Stiner told his charges to lay off 1 the fancy plays, and the State! tKS Beavers never needed them as they wiSS. SSS thr tn.Ckyr! Francisco 5 and Bell bucket oer attack and made a sensational, if, for tcore GarM intertepUd scoreless showing.

Their trick pass on FraRci 31 plays and passes were good for went downfteid for an-13 first downs with Ore- other touchdown. The final Oregon State 16, but all the Pilots' gon tay canw the mtin Lnm yard-gaming was confined to mid- rushed quarterback Donald Pin-p I ciera on a pass attempt. End Dar- Fullback Duane Moore and Half- i reil Robinson simply lifted the Sheldon Nips Lengren For Salem Links Title Youthful Jimmy Sheldon, found his game strictly "on" yesterday in his Salem Golf club championship 36-holer with veteran Glenn Lengren and carved out a 6 and 4 victory. Sheldon succeeds Leo Es- Six win. Nebraska found4 Kansas State especially tough.

14 to 7, and Oklahoma was sendees! by Texas Christian, 28-7. Tho Duke triumph shared the day's headlines in the Southern conference wltl a football doable-header at Lexington. Va. In too first game Washington Leo drubbed Davidson. 32 to 0.

and In the second Virginia easily disposed of Virginia Military. 35 to 8. Dartmouth's II to 13 triumph over Harvard was a minor eastern surprise as was Cornell's comeback to upend Princeton, 28 to 21. Wyoming, aurprlse team of the Rocky Mountain area, finally slopped by Utah. 26 to 7.

Winner; California came in the fourth period against Oregon reserves. The Dons staved off scores In the first quarter, but early in the second, alert end Dan Garza jumped on a San Francisco fumble on the Dons' 20 and in four plays the Ducks, had a touchdown. Fullback George Bell, a standout for Oregon, scored it on a six-yard Send run." The second score came minutes later with halfback Jake Leicht culminating: a 69 yard drive by running end six yards to ball from Panciera's hand and continued 28 vards to th iul zone without a hand laid on him. Leicht kicked four of the five conversion attempts for Oregon. The Dons' rcore came with two minutes remaining on a 34-yard pass from halfback Fred Kiem-enock to end A Pietkiewicz.

Halfback Marin Willis converted. The field was dry and firm, but Oregon called on ace passer Norm Van Brocklin seldom, depending on ground power to pi up most of the. 303 net yards gained. San Francisco, able to net only 14 yards on the ground, totmed St passes, completing IS for yards. Vikings Eye Corvallis Hi Fresh from a 20-0 conauest of Astoria, Salem high's once feated Vikings next Saturday: been tied by Albany ar.d Bend.

Top threat on the Spartan side will be the big fullback transfer from Tacoma, Sammy. Baker. He and Salem's Carlos Houck should provide a top-cabin fullbackm duel. Radio Repairs AO Makes Appliance Repairs Mil rbene JA1 340 Court Note Available! FLAIJIIEL SHIRTS In All Colors and Sizes from 1414 to 20 ALSO 25. 50.

and 100 WOOL UNDERWEAR In AH Sizes oai ivrn arpenier eacn scorea twice for the Beavers and three; others got in on the touchdown parade. The most sensational was Halfback Don Campbell's 85-yard runback of an intercepted pass. Carpenter also contributed a 65-yard punt return to a touchdown. Huskies Trip Stanford 25-0 SEATTLE, Oct. 25-OP)-A University of Washington Husky that has done mort of its snarling between Saturdays got its galloping-muscles into action today for the homecoming alumni and bowled over the Stanford Indians, 25 to 0, in a football game 'played before a crowd of 32,000.

It was the first Pacific Coast conference, triumph of the season for Washington anH loft Stanfnnl in the circuit cellar, winless. The dry, warmish day was ideal for had to hurry all the way to subdue Minnesota, 13 to 8, while Notre Dame needed a last period touchdown to make its score over Iowa 21 to 0. That also was the score of the Pcnn-Navy en- counter at Philadelphia where Tony a one-time midshipman, was the main cos. Baylor, West Virginia and Wake Forest all were spilled from the ranks of the unbeaten, an honor retained by Texas by virtue of its 12 to 0 triumph over Rice. For the second" straight week the Rice Owls were held scorelcKs and also for the second straight' Saturday Texas surprised by making Its Important advances via the ground.

Baylor was spilled by Rap Dons; Cap'n Benny Golfing- treat Ben Hogan (above) will captain the I'nlted States Ryder Cup team when it opens play with the Britishers at Portland next Saturday, November 1. Montana Spills Cougars 13-12 PULLMAN, Oct. 25 -(JP) Montana university, playing its first Pacific Coast conference game of the season, pounced on two fumbles and turned them into touchdown drives today to upset favored Washington State college 13-12 before a Dad's day crowd of 13,000. Dan Radakovich, Grizzly right halfback, scored both of the. winners' touchdowns after the Cougars grabbed a 12-0 first period lead, only to fade in fumbling uncertainly before Montana's heads-up drives.

Irish Conquer Iowans, 21-0 SOUTH BEND. Oct. 25- Out of a lineup including such worthy gladiators as Czarobski, Swistowicz, Kosikowski and others, rose Irishman Terry Brennan today to punch a pair of touchdown which gave the unconquer-ed fighting Irish of Notre Dame a 21-0 triumph over Iowa. Notre Dame's fourth straight football success, which delighted a sellout throng of 56,000, was rcgis- tered chiefly along the ground with pitching Johnny Lujack tak- ing lne baik seat. Badgers Romp Over C-Idaho FOREST GROVE, Oct.

25 -(Special )-Coach Paul Stagg's Pacific university Badgers stayed in the Northwest conference football title race here tonight, and Just about eliminated the College of Idaho, by upsetting the Coyotes by a 20 to 0 count. The Badgers play undefeated Willamette at Salem next Friday night. reaD coeeerossnMsir tow axsTAiLAnoM rjrntA Salem, Oregon Jr 4 I I SLATS GILL Aiken Guest Here Friday University of Oregon Coach Jimmy Aiken and members of his staff will be guests of honor next Friday morning for the Salem Breakfast club gathering at Marion hotel. Club President Harry Collins announced last night. The day will be called "Oregon Day" by the Breakfasteers, and a ca pacity turnout is anticipated.

Ai ken will be the principal speaker. The breakfast will be open to the public. It will start at 7:30 a. m. and tickets can be secured at the hotel desk Friday morning, Whitman Nips Canucks, 7:6 VANCOUVER, B.C..

Oct 25- (CP) After leading for three full quarters against Whitman col lege, tho Thunderbirda of Unl verslty of British Columbia to day dropped a Northwest con ference Jilt to tho visiting Mis slonarles 1-. COIXEGE WlnassetU 14, Paget found 9 Whitman 1, Brtt. Cot. Oregea 14, Saa Pram. 7 Ortits State 44, PorUaad Washiagtoa Staaferd 0 Montana 1J, Wash.

SC 12 Savthera Cal IS, California Seatkero Methodist 1, I'CLA 0 -Nevada tl, Tla IS EWCP. 14, CWCC 11 Pacific It, Col. Idaho 0 Iwls-CUrk i. Pac Lath. 0 Idaho Soother 14, East Oregon 14 Bo.

Oregon IJafteld Pepperdlae 4t, Whlttler 0 Col. Pacific 41, CaL Poly. 7 PtUaborgh It, Ohio State 0 Peaa SUM 21, West Virginia 14 Pennsylvania 21, Navy 0 Brswn IS, Colgate 11 Cornell 2S Princeton 21 Holy Cross 24. Sjrracnse 0 Yale 4f. Springfield 0 rordham 12, Kings Point Colnasbla 21.

Army 24 Dartmeoth 14. Harvard II snip 01 uie league wun inree straight wins. Altogether, the Methodists have notched four consecutive victories since their season-starting licking by College of the Pacific. A pair of dark-skinned stal warts from the land of pineapple and palms did the scoring for the Bearcat today. Big Tackle Bill Kukihiko early in the game snatched at a fumble by Half back Jack Spencer the Log-4 gers, caught it and rambled 42 yards to the end zone.

The Bear cats hadn't even had possession of the ball in the game when the touchdown came. End Bill Reder converted with a place kick and then the Bearcats spent the rest of the half turning back CPS thrusts. Not for 15 years, has a Puget Sound eleven downed the Bearcats, and it was evident in the second half today that the record would still stand. On the punch- less side in the first half offen sively, but capable enough defensively, Willamette began booming in the second half. Early in the fourth quarter Bill Ewali ko climaxed a 57 yard drive by rambling over from the 8 on a Tformation handoff play with Bobby Douglas, another Hawaii an.

Reder again made good with his conversion. During this drive a 12-yard plunge by Fullback Bob Warren and an 18-yard sprint by Ewaliko helped set up the scoring play. Howie Lorenz had starred the drive by returning a CPS punt 28 yards. The Loggers amassed but One real threat, that in the second quarter. They gained a first down on WU's 10 and then Bob Wood crashed to the five.

But on the next three tries at the line the Loggers were stopped cold I bjr three defensive tackles by John- ft 1 I .1 A. 1 ny atancniK. ana me iook over. Willamette dominated pay in the second half. The expected punting duel blossomed fully between Slanchik and Wood.

The latter kicked two put of bounds on WU's two and four yard lines, and Slanchik holed out once on the five to put CPS in a bad hole. Both kickers averaged over 40 yards. Each team made eight first downs and WU had the best-of the net yardage, 163 to 131. Each side completed One pass, WU for one yard and CPS for 11 yards. The Bearcats return home to Salem to play Pacific university next Friday night Willamette Reder Kukihiko Bcddoe Patterson Fitzgerald Donovan Johnson Douglas perry Minn Wickert CPS Robinson Hermsen Wright Horjes Carlson KowaUkl Col lorn Ryan Spencer Ruffin Wood G.

r. Willamette CPS 7 0 0 0 0 0 7 14 0 0 Officials: Prank Cillihan. referee; George Wise, umpire: Carl Sparks, head linesman; Bob Hall, field judge. Scoring: Touchdowns by Kukihiko and Ewaliko (Minn). Conversions, Seder (J), placeklckt.

Temple 21, Boeknrll 0 Alabama 17, Georgia 7 Georgia Tech IS, CHadel 0 Tennessee f4, Tennessee Tech Doke 11. Wake Porest Michigan 11, Minnesota Kentarky 7, Michigan State New Hampshire 28, Vermont 4 Texas Christian 2S. Oklahoma 7 Notre Dame 21, Iowa 0 Pnrdne 14. Illinois 7 Northwestern 7, Indiana 4 Wisconsin 1J, Marsjnette 12 Missouri 24, Iowa State 7 Nebraska 14, Kansas State 7 Arkansas It, Mississippi 14 Maryland 21. V.P.I, it Virginia IS, V.M.I.

4 Tulane 44, Anbnrn North Carolina 35, Florida 7 Texas 12, Rice 0 Texas A AM 24, Baylor 0 Brlrham Yonng 27, I' tab State 12 Colorado 14, Colorado A AM 7 Utah 24. Wyoming 7 Texas Tech 14, Denver 7 Colorado College 33, Colo. Mines 12 ing a long Jaunt through the middle west and south, and advance ads have him a vastly improved matador over what he Waa a few years ago. The eight genu will draw for opening round opponents at 8:30 o'clock. Then will follow at least seven matches, each of them one fall or 15 minutes to a decision.

The ultimate winner not only lakes home a fine trophy for but also signs for a Coast Junior heavy title brawl here the following week with Jackie Nickols. The elimination tournaments always have been quite popular with Salem fans, largely because of the swiftness found In the matches. And with such a sparkling lineup for Tuesday's action, this addition to the tourneys ought not to be disappoint ing. ICE CBEAII Quarts SAVING CEIITEC Salem West Salem PowerfulUSC In 39-14 Win BERKELEY, Oct. 2b-(JP)-Crashing, whirling giants from southern California charged a long and important lap toward the Rose Bowl today by battering California's hitherto unbeaten Bears, 39 to 14, in a thrilling football classic before a capacity crowd estimated at 80,000 fans.

The big Trojans, passing and pounding relentlessly, and snatching at every opportunity, scored two touchdowns in the first period; one each in the second and third quarters and crossed the goal line of a demoralized California eleven twice in the last period. California counted touchdowns in the first and second quarters, but except for these scoring flur-rjesi was outplayed by a team the huge crowd cheered at the end as possible Coast conference champions and western representatives in the Rose Bowl on New Year day. Leading 20-7 at halftime, the Trojans came back to open the third period with the game's greatest play a 95-yard kickoff return by Right Half Don Doll with (Continued on Page 13) Hying start, sneiaon weni up hi ine ena oi ine ursi nine nuits in the morning round. He hiked the lead to 5 up at the end of the 16th and maintained that margin when the duelists went to lunch. For the first nine holes Sheldon notched a 35, one under par, and Lengren came in with a 37.

On the second nine Sheldon again smacked out a snappy 35 while Lengren slipped to a 38. Lengren made a great comeback at the outet of the afternoon round when he carded an eagle, a birdie and a par, in rue-cession on the first, second and third holes. This blast cut Sheldon's lead to 3 up, and after the two had played six holes Lengren gained enough to be only two down. But then Sheldon rallied mightily himself to win the seventh, eighth and ninth holes, and was 5 up at the end of the 27th. A Sheldon eagle on the par 5 No.

14 hole ended the scrap. He dropped a 40-foot putt to clinch the toga. Sheldon's outgoing 9-hole total in the afternoon was a fharp 34 and Lengren stayed right with him for another. When the tiff ended Sheldon had 20 strokes on the incoming nine and Lengren 21. Sheldon finished the 32 holes four under par.

Lengren was one over par. The two will be feted, with others in he tournament, during a banquet at the course next Thursday evening. First nine: Sheldon Lengren Second nine: Sheldon I-nKien Third" nine: Sheldon Lengren fourth nine: Sheldon Lengren 543 443 43535 543 452 545-37 352 443 44 353 453 555 35 -3S 444 443 43434 333 542 545- 34 453 53 20 454 44 21 Pro Grid Teams In Sunday Tilts PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25-. (Special) National professional football league games Sunday find Pittsburgh's Eastern division leaders at last place and winless New York, Chicago Bears at Washington, Boston at Western division leading Chicago Cardinals, Los Angeles at Philadelphia and Detroit at Green Bay.

from me, next best thing to a new car! passing but the Huskies used aeri- nigni cioe weir nome lootiiaU. als only as a threat, gobbling up with an eight o'clock game yardage on smashes at the line on Swettland field with the Cor-and long sweeps around the Stan- Spartans. It will be a Big-ford wings. They moved at a 8 'ea8u cruciaj for the second touchdown-a-period pace, scoring Iace Vikings have ye: to lose a their first pair on 27-yard canters, game lca8" P'a7 but hav that civic Indulgence would be much more appropriate for the Beavers than for the money-grabbing hounds, and that the premises could be made available for the ballramers in their hour need. The stadium wJenld be ideal, what, with Its seating capacity, nearness to the downtown and overall site.

We might also mention that all the woes whirh have befallen the Messrs. Norgan and Mulligan belong to them threefold. They (particularly Norcan) have had ample time in which to prepare for the Inevitable at their Vaughn street yard. It's nobody's fault bat their own that they got caught with their Jeans sagging. Beer Roys Have Televhion A New York 'datelined piece last week listed television as the -reason why the boxing shows In the east aren't, doing so healthily i And whoever raooed out the Item knew what he waa doing.

We noticed In New York City that almost all publicly utilised television was found In the beer joints, large and small, and that these pubs almost every day advertised "Boxing tonight" Television sets were available for for the home. yes. But It was In these suds parlors sometimes three or four of them In one block that the patrons gathered to see and bear the fights offered on a It-inch square screen. Naturally the same customers twigged on the wares of the joint while they watched. Television Is far from the ra-dio-ln-the-parlor stage, but what there was of It In the big town seemed to be monopolised by the beer and whisky retailers.

Spec Eyeing Uattaii Oddity: Seven of Jerry lilllc's starting Bearcat eleven are affiliated with the Phi Delta frat In prewar days when Spec Keene played with his WU juggernauts the Alpha Psi Dents dominated the Methodist athletic scene. And Phi Delt is the national moniker for ine Aipna i ophhibi pec. he is attempting to line up a home -and -heme football aeries for his OSCs with the of Hawaii Rainbows. Keene would like the run to begin In Honolulu next season. Spec always has had a yen for games in Islands, but we pray thai should the series be sanctioned It will escape the fate cf his Bearcat team when It finally got to Hawaii in December.

1941. Seems the Japs got there about the aame time Mustangs Defeat UCLA Bruins 7-0 LOS ANGELES, Oct 25 (A-Electrifying 64,197 grid fans with a spectacular 86-yard pass play that set the stage for the winning touchdown. Southern Methodist university? Mustangs defeated hard charging UCLA today, 7 to 0, and remained on the nation's select list of untied and unbeaten elevens. The climax came in the early moments of the fourth quarter. Table of Coastal Tides the third one on Center Gordy Berlin's 40-yard steam engine drive with an intercepted pass and the last on a blocked kick.

Rangers Topple Hubbard 26 to 7 AUMSVILLE. Oct. 25 -(Special)- Coach Ollie Williams' Aumsville Rangers Friday de- feated the valiant Hubbard Rock- ets, 26-7, in a Marion county league football game. Aumsville is undefeated and scored on two six-pointers by Speer and two more on passes from Speer to End Dalke. Hubbard, plajring with but 13 men on its team one a 100- pound guard tallied on a pass by Piper.

Williams' Rangers are favored to snatch the county I title. tey as the club champion. OH lo a Coast Moguls Set '48 Plans LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25-(P)- Directors of the Pacific Coast Baseball league, after lengthy discussion, adopted today a 1948 schedule like this year's 186 games played over a span of 26 weeks. The season will open on Tuesday, March SO, and close the last Sunday in September.

The directors also decided to play the post-season Governors Cup series in 1948. There had been discussion on the possibility of abandoning the post-season play, and considerable argument about the regular season, whether to shorten it or even to lengthen it to 200 games. Stymie Gains 'Money' Title NEW YORK, Oct. regained the -world money winning title with a smashing two-length triumph in the $75,000 added Gallant Fox handicap at Jamaica today, boosting his bankroll to $816,060. Thus he the belief that he had lost his old fighting form.

R. N. Ryan's Talon, carrying equal top weight of 125 pounds with Stymie, whs second by four lengths over Mrs. Barclay K. Douglas Miss Grillo.

It was Stymie's second straight victory in the Gallant Fox. Today the son of Equestrian was clocked in 2:44. 25. HUNTERS FINED First instances of local viola tion of duck-hunting regulations this fall came to the attention of Marion county district court Sat- 1 'l AS 1 uruay wnen iwo roniana men Were fined $25 each a charge of shooting ducks before sunrise. The men, Charles William Gud-gel and William Cloe, were arrested Saturday near Wheatland ferry on the Willamette river by state police.

375 Center ZJT Val 1 THIS IS THE PLACE! 8-Man Mat Tourney Ready HliM yaui fiimviai. The eight gladiators who are to make with the tournament mayhem Tuesday night at the rT-- armory were fi i.s. last night 1 bF Mat 1 maker El van ned Match-, Elton Joining previously named trio of Joe DorsettL Dave Reynolds and Joe Lynam are Bob Cummins the half- a mm Mli Olson ana-nan mean-le; Tommy Martindale, the likeable scientific: AI Williams, the tattooed tou hie from Chicago and he waa plenty rugged In his only previous appearance in the local ring; Billy Hlxon. the Alabaman who upset the Gray Mask In a Hollywood Legion stadium match recently and won Mr. Stonef ace's Coast Hghtheavy belt, and then hit for the northwest with it.

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