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Bruins Hope To Meet Spartans Next ion State Gets Bowl Bid EAST LANSING. Mich. 11 After a nervous night, Michigan State College was jumping with joy Monday. There was smile on every cam- jus face and every MSC football ollowcr was trying to ligure out a way to spend New Year's Day in Pasadena. News that Michigan State finally had been selected for the Rose Bowl caused a noisy but orderly demonstration on tne campus.

Around 8.000 undergraduates at fill'' 'ffil' I itinw lA.Y..llliliirtwlw"'A tended a pep rally where Dean of Students Tom King promised the Thanksgiving holiday would start a day early on Wednesday if there was no rioting. Students snake danced across the campus, singing "California Here We Come" and "The MSC Fight Song." ICAMERONUCU 7 pTIMBERLAKE, jC -V-J BOHA7wA5Hj rPANDQYTsc i Jp" UCLA Notre Dame Staggered By Lowly Iowa Eleven SOUTH BEND, Ind. VI Iowa's Hawkeyas dented undefetad Notre Oam's prestige Saturday, fighting the nation's topranked football team to 14.14 tie and narrowly mining victory at Ralph Guglieiml tossed to Dan Shannon for Notre Dame tying score in the game's final six seconds. CAMERON DRIVES TO SECOND UCLA SCORE Paul Cameron, UCLA canaiaate for All-America, drives across the goal line for his team's second touchdown in its 13-0 conquest of Southern California in game at Los Angeles and an automatic bid to the Rose Bowl. Halfback Des Koch (43) and an unidentified teammate hit him too late to stop the score.

In the background are End Tom Nickoloff (80) and Tackle John Miller (79) of SC. (AP Wirephoto). Vote Slated Today For PCC Bowl Team of its tremendous passing combination of Bobby Garrett to John Steinberg and Sam Morley, dominates the team. Four other schools UCLA, Southern California, Washington and Oregon landed two players each. (AP Wirephoto).

Cougars Upset Of Huskies ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-COAST ELEVEN Pictured here are the 1 1 players named to the All Pacific Coast Conference team by The Associated Press in collaboration with coaches of the nine member schools. Stanford, by virtue UCLA 6 wins 1 defeat; Stanford 5 wins 1 defeat. 1 tie. SEATTLE Wayne Berry Big Ten's choice Michigan State seemed hardly more than a formality. The issue was decided Saturday when UCLA blanked Southern Cal Shaw, Pheister Gain All-Coast Spots lit the fuse, Frank Sarno and Chuck Taylor, whose Stanford team defeated the University of California at Los Angeles 21-20 last said after Saturday's Chuck Beckel blew on it and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pacific Coast Conference football closed its 1953 season last weekend with a couple of resounding upsets and a clear-cut Rose Bowl representative the Bruins of UCLA.

Monday's voting of the conference faculty athletic heads for the team to appear in the Rose Bowl New Year's Day against the tie: "UCLA will make the Coast good representative in the Rose By BOB MYERS LOS ANGELES UH The 1953 all-Pacific Coast Conference football ifornia 13-0 while Calitornia Dai-Ued to a 21-21 tie with favored Stanford. In the final conference standings, the two bowl rivals headed up this way: Bowl." his two sparkling receivers, Sam" Morley and John Steinberg. Named with Garrett and Cameron in the backfield were Oregon's great all-round quarterback. Taylor expressed the sentiments Washington State's sophomores exploded all over a favored Washington football team Saturday for a 25-20 comeback victory. A rain-washed crowd of 40,000 biggest of the football season in the Northwest forgot their discomfort in the thrills of a see-saw argument.

State's Cougars got off to a 13-0 lead in the first quarter. Washington came back to tie it up at 13-13 in the second and moved in front at 20-13 at the start team, as selected by the Associated Press with the cooperation of the conference coaches, features of lot of others, too, including California Coach Lynn (Pappy). waiuori. Stanford University's dazzling pas Incidentally. Henry (Red) Sand Sports Calendar The line: Ends, Myron Berliner, UCLA, and Tom Nickoloff, USC: tackles, Jack Ellena, UCLA, and Jack Patera.

Oregon, and center, Matt Hazeltine, California. The first team consists of eight seniors and three juniors, Dandoy, and Pheister and Shaw. As an aggregate, the team can boast of speed, size, deception and experience. Doubtless the main surprise of the team was the fact that California, for the first time in many years, did not land player on the first outfit. sing combination and a set ot nara running backs led by Paul Camer ers' UCLA Bruins were the only ouuit lo jusiny pre-game lavorii- George Shaw, and fleet Aramis Dandoy of the University of Southern California.

The all-PCC line boasts Charles (Chuck) Doud of UCLA and Du-ane Wardlow of Washir.ijton, tackles; George Timberlake of Southern California and Milt Bohart of Washington, guards, and Ron Pheister of Oregon, center. The coaches' ballot is confidential with the AP, but it is easy to guess that the vote on most of the positions and candidates was close. The tabulation soon showed that some of the outstanding players would of necessity be squeezed on of UCLA. ism in the conference's big sched of the third stanza. ule closing contests.

They were six point choices over tho Trojans. Cameron, the 185-pound master from Burbank, was the lone unanimous choice by the coaches and their assistants. There was no question, either, ahnut the selection of Stanford's Mantord lined up a six point Just about that time Berry, the senior, and Sarno, the soph, came back from the' bench to make a MONDAY Bawling: City League, Bowling Alleys, 7 p.m. TUESDAY Basketball: Industrial League; Benson School: Jaycee Sporting Goods vsj Associated Ply favorite and was lucky to settle for a tie. considering California's shambles of the Washington homecoming.

The Huskies got one yard aul Larson missed what should star quarterback, Bob Garrett, and have been an easy field goal, in the last few seconds of the game. the big reversals took place in 6 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Mon. Nov. 23, 19S3 the I'acuic Northwest where Wash into wsc country just onqe in the final 26 minutes.

The triumph wasn't easy. Washington's senior line begruded every inch and once forced the desperately 'hopeful Cougars to try a field goal from the 34-yard mark. Berry touched It off when ho In wood, 7 p.m.; Sutherlin Drive In Grocery vs. Umpqua Plywood, 8 p.m.; Nielsen's Market vs. Evans Products 9 p.m.

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Church of the Shaw, Pheister ington State outseored Washington 25-20 at Seattle and Oregon State Mutual of New York Accident Life Sickness INSURANCE Don Arant Ph. 3-4826 out ot tne top 11 places. The second team is no less star- studded. It leads off with backs 1 Paul Larson and Al Talley of Cali- fornia, Wayne Berry of Washing-ton State and Flip Kleffner of Ida edged Oregon 7-0 at Eugene. Most odds makers had tabbed both Washington and Oregon to win by Central Catholic Rolls To 20-0 Win Over Salem In State Semi tercepted one of Sandy Lederman'3 ho.

Nazarene, 8:30 p.m.; Junior passes on his own 40 lato in thn High gvm. Gain Unofficial All-Coast Spots Bowling: Women's League, Bowl ing Alleys. 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY Pass will be after its third title, at least 13 points. Prior to assuming its Goliath-stunning role, the Oregon State team had won only two games this season.

And Washington State went into its closing act with a record of three victories against six defeats. Idaho closed its season by los- nn third period. It took State plays to score, with Beckel carrying six times, and Sarno passing 18 yards to Berry on fourth down for the touchdown. Sarno missed the kick and Washington remained in front 20-19. 'if Bowling: Industrial League, Bowl having won in 1948 and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Central Catholic of Portland, undefeated in two seasons, will meet, Grants Pass in Portland Friday night for the class 1-A high school Hal Deal.

Manager. Advertising Chuck Withers led Central's at. tack on the wind-swept, water- ing Alleys, 7 p.m. Rodeo: Countv Fairgrounds, 7 p.m. THURSDAY Bowling: Commercial League, covered field Saturday night, scor Sales Promotion, Tide Associated Oil announced today tho selection of an All-Pacific Coast football team by Tide Water its iiucrsccuonai to Utah state The payoff came after the futile field goal try.

Washington put the ing all three touchdowns. Ho got 7-19. one in the first quarter, two more Bowling Alleys, 7 p.m. FRIDAY ball in play on its own 20 but lost Associated sportscastcrs, commentators and nroduccrs. Bowling: Classic Juniors, 8:30 football championship.

The Portlandcrs, defending champions, downed Salem, 20-0, in wind and rain at Salem Saturday night. The teams had been rated even each was unbeaten and tied for second place In the Associated Press poll but Central came up SPORTS IN BRIEF WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY Re-Open, Friday, Nov. 27 four yards running and another dozen trying to pass. Tom Gunnari sifted through to block Corky Brid The "selections were based upon the players that the radio Broad ges' punt and Sarno recovered on the Washington 4. Beckel jammed cast crews had seen in action dur p.m.; Classic League, 8 p.m., Bowling Alleys.

SATURDAY Wrestling: Armory, 8:30 p.m. SUNDAY Rodeo: County Fairgrounds, 1 p.m. RACING 1NGLEWOOD, Calif. Pronto ing the 1953 collegiate season. in me next period.

Salem, badly outclassed, was unable to penetrate inside the Central 40-yard line. There Salem lost the ball on downs In the second and third periods. Winds of 35 miles an hour whipped over the field, which was covered at places with three inches of water. Don (S2.30), nojiost money-Win with a devastating ground attack. In the finals at Multnomah Sta The players named to the AU-acific Coast team were as ning trotter in the history of har dium in Portland Central will he ness racing, won tho Western Har ness Kacing $30,550 Golden seeking its 22nd straight win', its second consecutive title.

Grants Ends: Sam Morley Stanford west trot at Hollywood Park. John Steinberg Mantora. Tackles: Mario Da Re U.S.C Jack Ellcna U.C.L.A. to the victory touchdown on the first play. Maryland Only Major Unbeaten NEW YORK Maryland Guards: Milt Bohart Washing ton.

Genrgo Timberlake U.S.C Center: Ron Phiestor Oregon. A BETTER BUY! Backs: Bob Garrett Stanford Paul Larson California. George Shaw Oregon, Paul Cameron alone represented the nation's ma u. u. L.

A. jor colleges on the list of 19 unbeaten, untied football teams Mon S025 NOW CARPETS for free estimates DURNAM'S FLOOR COVERING "Biggest Little Carpet Store in Town" 566 W. Oak Ph. 3-6123 day. Notre Dame dropped out Saturday when it was tied 14-14 by Iowa.

Louisiana Southern also dropped out of the select group with a 35-25 loss to unbeaten, untied Florida AM. Only three of the 19 Iowa Wes-leyan, Prairie View and Florida A4-M have not completed their regular season schedules. College of Idaho and California Poly were the only Far West teams to complete the season undefeated and untied, C. of I. won eight games and the Californians nine.

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