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THS REGISTER-GUARD, ETJGENE, OREGON Page Eight. Oregon Hits Victory Trail; Santa Clara Defeated 21 tol I6H CLU1BER By. DICS 8XBIR Jliiiiiynciu, Lcuanuil mrlm Roblin Scores On 72-Yard Dash The state high schools of Ore ton have their own "Atherton Fight I icoreless Tie In Mud and the Oregon High School Activities association is an Pel. Fta. 0.

sm sa 28 attack nually adding to the enforcement the old regulations. Probably the worst offense in the way of .790 Miller UnMeTM 93 89 Guard Ron MccS01" STANDINOS Cottage Grove Springfield Unl High Roseburg Reed sport. Lebanon Sweet Homo Newquist's Placements, Blocked Tries Margin By DICK STRITE The University of Oregon foot subsidizing high school athletes Was the. old gag of appointing a 33 .400 S3 .333 39 guardian for a "ringer" from out .000 20 113 side the school district. And it Dackers John p.j I Todd.

Radrao Todd Leadinj Gainer Fullback La, Todd heavy ground min-7. wasn't many years ago that this was a general practice among the schools where the coaches were jjlljl lers. The driving NSWJI ball team, crippled from six straight bruising gridiron battles in as many weeks, bounced back into the victory column Tuesday afternoon before 15,854 Armistice Day fans on Portland's Multnomah Stadium field. The triumph a four-star thriller came by the narrowest margin Jimmy Newquist's three placements after touchdowns that provided his Web-foot teammates a 21-to-19 win over win and loss percentage columns. The OHSAA has just recently erat siezable galns TJ 20 yards.

WJt. 01 iKsuea a new uuueuu uii cas- Dliiry wim we iouowing iceiu. "Under no circumstances will the taking out of guardianship papers heaw oln By DEWEY RAY SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 12 (Special) Thirteen Springfield Millers wound up their high school football careers here Tuesday afternoon but they couldn't score on the stubborn Lebanon Warriors in a Tri-County league game that ended in a scoreless tie. The game was played on a sloppy field which bogged down the attacks of both teams.

Both the Warriors and the Miller attacks are built around fast shifty backs and the mud was the equalizer between 'a favored Springfield team and the fighting Warriors. Springfield dominated the game from the statistical point of view. The Millers recorded 171 yards gained from rushing to 87 for Lebanon. The first downs all of Halfback Dalton u. Ted Dailv h.v Santa Clara University.

And the blocking of Bill Braun's extra point Lebanon' SETS device for evading the obvious letter and spirit of the rules of the OHSAA." The rule itself is: tries by Russ Nowiing, Duke Iver- would undoubtedly plenty of firework. Itffl son, and Val Culwell. Tex Oliver's heavier line, that "A student coming irom another district shall not be eligible to represent his school until ne has been in attendance one year in the school entered, unless his played on a dry fen The 13 Millers who plj last game for tk. uS" XT jrfEy jfp WiQsg outcharged the Broncos all afternoon, kept the invaders In the air, and Buck Shaw's crew was punching holes in the misty ozone during the closing minutes of play, attempting to overcome a 21-0 lead the Oregons had built up with two touchdowns in the first quarter Ends Doug Ftye, Ton Till and Vance Strunk; TtcJ! Coombs, and B.uCT Guards Ron McGulrt and a third mid-way in the third period. which came from rushing were eight for Springfield to five for Lebanon.

The Warriors completed one of five attempted passes for a gain of eight yards. Warriors Drive Seaman and Merle Mice 4 During the closing two minutes parents or legal guardians are bonified residents of the school district in which the school is located." This rule also applies to non-high school districts which have bus routes from different schools serving the same district. The OHSAA also places emphasis on the fact that an athlete loses not only his high school eligibility, but also Pacific coast conference eligibility, If he competes in a "smoker" not sponsored by a member school. Summer baseball is allowed as long as there is no payment for playing. of play, when the Broncos scored their third touchdown, 15,000 pairs Lineups and jummjij; of eyes were focused on the red second-hand on the timeclock and took only fleeting glances at LEBANON Soon after the opening of the second half the Warriors started a drive that carried them from their own 20 to the Springfield 28 before it bogged down.

It marked irmd the sensational aerial bombard the fartherest advance Into Miller ment being demonstrated by a quartet of pitchers and a couple of sticky-fingered receivers. territory that the Lebanon club I THE KEY PLAY OF THE OREGON-SANTA CLARA football could make. Tram ji Tt Fennell Beach TiT Smith Warnke pn "5 Thoma pt Mangold pti C. Jennings flii'j Johnson t.h A. Jennings JBZ" game In Portland Tuesday, won by Oregon 21-19, Is shown here In an unusually timely shot by Herb Ezell, Register-Guarl sports photog Weather conditions were almost Left Halfback Dalton Johnson led the assault with a pair of 15 Springfield rutatltataj-tfc ideal, cloudy skies but no rain.

The Multnomah field was in fair condition, the footing being far from firm. The Broncos thought it was perfect duck-hunting weather-gunning to erase a 7-0 defeat suffered at Eugene in 1932, their only previous meeting, Oliphant, Ashcom Throw Blocks rapher. With two 35 seconds of playing time remaining (note time clock-, and Santa Clara in possession on Its own 48, fourth down and nine to go, Center Al Santucci, Bronco punter, passed to Kenny Casanega who took the ball on the 50-yard line and galloped 25 addltioal yards to a first down on the Oregon 25. Five plays later the Broncos had their third touchdown. Here Is Casanega (2) carrying the bail on the play.

End Al Beals blocking out Tommy Roblin and Duke Iverson (78) and Morris Jackson (65) coming up from the flank to eventually down Casanega. (Wiltshire engraping) Carine: Oturtnhjv. b.Z Halfbacks, B. Thetaa, c. ItoJ Lebanon on.

Officials: Refer. Al n. and 14 yard end runs. Right Halfback Ted Daily helped with a 13 yard gain plus several shorter gains by Daily, Johnson and Fullback Al Jennings. After the attack bogged down, Johnson1 put the Millers In the hole with a coffin corner kick on the four yard line.

The Millers most dangerous threat came midway In the final quarter when Left Halfback Wayne Seaman took Johnson's punt on about the 50 yard line and ran it back to the Lebanon 19. Doc Taylor; Hwdlluin Fftl Tommy Roblin, who was not In Oregon-Santa Clara Statistics It seems timely that Ensign Tom Colasuoruio should write us a letter from his station at Fensacola Tom coached the first Mohawk high school six-man football team to a championship in 1938, and last Saturday, the team annexed its third Lane county crown. Here are parts of the letter his local friends may find interesting: "I've been in the navy air corps a little over a year now, and like It fine It has teaching beat about four different ways "Hub" Tuttle, the former Oregon State basketball star, is stationed here, and is my roommate He played on the Naval Air Station basketball team that captured the southern AAU championship and took third in the national tourney at Denver last winter. ft top physical condition but was virtually forced to fill the left-halfback spot when Frank Boyd was hurt early in the game, provided the scoring gem of the game late Yards gained rushing; Yards gained passes- STATISTICS Yard gained niAing Yards gained paam Net yards gained First downs rushing Fdw. passed attempted Fwd.

passes complete Fwd. passes hid tottrcepttd First downs panes Yds. gnd. rnbk ko ft punttj rumbles rumbles reo in the first quarter. Standing 15 yards in from the west sidelines and on his own 28-yard line, Tom Yards lost, rushing, passes Yards gained rushing, passes (net) Uclan Leading Coast Passer; Mecham Still Leads Punters First downs rusmng First downs passes my took Al santuccl's punt ana cut fast toward the east sidelines.

It looked like a planned attack as Punting average First downs penalties Total first downs Passes attempted Paraes completed Passes had Intercepted Yardage returned Interceptions blockers formed ahead of the run "We are instructors in squadron ner. Kenny Oliphant took out Guard Dave Simmons, and just as No. 2. teaching cadets how to fly ranting average the bigger i and faster ships that Kenny Casanega was about to Yardage punt, kickoff returns Penalties they will encounter in the fleet. tackle Roblin, Big Dick Ashcom IT.

28 quite tnniiing to sit in ine Yards lost on penalties Fumbles Opponents' fumbles recovered threw a block-that allowed the nimble-footed halfback to cut Oregon Santa Clara 97 93 238 1 19 110 33 2 4 3 10 1 1 is 12 25 13 5 19 29.S 41.1. S8.8 181 S3 SO SO 1 4 1 0 Net Gain Avff. 10 1.1 18 3.0 18 3.2 18 5.3 8 3.0 14 7.0 2.9 2.5 0 0 1 1. 3 3.0 Net Gala Avf 18 1.5 .23 2.3 4.5 .9 14 3.S 3.5 3.5 down the sidelines 72 yards away for a touchdown. Not a hand was Times Carried SANTA CLABA Freitas laid on the lad.

Yards Lest 9 8 .1 0 Except for an extra 10 yards it was an exact duplicate of the 62- SEATTLE, Nov. Bob Waterfield, spearhead of U.C.L.A.'s hot-and-cold Q-T formation, is the hero of the moment in the Pacific Coast conference football race. Listed tenth among coast leaders two weeks ago, the Bruin quarterback ran wild against California and Oregon State to amass 336 yards from passing and rushing, and advance to second place in total offense ratings of the American Football Statistical Bureau. Waterfield completed 22 out of 49 passes in the two games, ousting Idaho's Howard Manson from passing leadership and giving Bob Robertson of Southern California competition for offensive leadership. Robertson has compiled 663 yards in six games, while Water- yara run Koonn made on the' re The slippery Miller halfback who makes a specialty of long runs, was almost away on the run but was knocked off balance by the last Lebanon man to touch him and unable to keep his ootlng on the soggy field.

Fullback Lee Todd was held for no gain at the center of the line and Right Halfback Merle Nice was thrown for a four yard loss on a try around the Miller, left end. Seaman was stopped for no gain around the right end and the Miller threat ended when Todd's fourth down pass fell incomplete. The Warriors ran three plays for a net loss of six yards and kicked out again, Seaman running It back to the Warrior 45. Todd picked up three at the center of the line and Nice made it a first down with a 10 yard gallop around the left end. Seaman's pass fell incomplete and then he picked up five yards around right end.

A pass by Todd fell incomplete with 30 seconds remaining in the game. Todd's fourth down pass was Intercepted by Cal Jennings and the Warriors had time to toss three passes before the end of the game. One of the passes was good from Johnson to Dally but went for only eight yards. 9 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 Casanega Wright Matthews Honnert Petersen VlMlIt Helser So pel Beals Yards Gained 19 20 17 18 14 2.S 1 0 0 Yards Gained 21 turn of Bob Reinhard punt to clinch the California victory at foruana 25 days ago. field has 604 yards in seven games.

Waterfield actually has made 645 yards from passing, but a rushing total of minus 41 yards, incurred mostly when he couldn't get passes away, reduced his total. Another sophomore, Bob Barrett of Washington, retained his rushing leadership with a 408-yard total, but Stanford's Pete Kmeto-vic appeared ready to move into the lead this week while Barrett is idle. Kmetovic has gained 401 yards in 55 plays, while Barrett, the workhorse of the coast, has carried the ball 102 titmes. Curt Mecham of Oregon retained his margin in punting with a 41.02 yard average, while Fred Meyer of Stanford ousted Nick Susoeff, Washington State wing-man, in the pass receiving department. Meyer has caught 11 passes for 204 yards.

Top ten in total offense are: Robertson, USC, 663 yards; Water-field, UCLA, 604; Sewell, WSC, 602; Albert, Stanford, 599; Man-son, Idaho, 559; Mecham, Oregon, 462; Dethman, OSC; Naranche, Montana, 422; Barrett, Washington, 408; Kmetovic, Stanford, 401. Reedspori, Siuslaw Lose Gan: Two Tri-County Itafu stepped out of league plays tice day and absorbed dels their trouble, The Reedt Braves, who have won ti lost three in league" play, In to Bandon and wen beila The Roseburg wl! ed their league season wlft wins, two losses and defeat at the hand! of Gnu! A Lane county tode? team, the Siuslaw Tiilnn down to defeat agate, thii the hands of th Tift Ugh In other games Involvijl elevens, Springfield uJ battled to a acoreles tie to. County league game, went down to i 28-J Wei the Junction City Tigen lous. Monday night CotW defeated Unl high 1H Times Carried OREGON 1 Yards Lost 39 14 0 0 With his "touchdown twins" teammate. Curt Mecham, playing less than 10 minutes, much of the burden fell on Roblin, who completed eight of the 11 passes he tried two for touchdowns to End Roblin 12 Newqulst 10 Oliphant Koch 4 Mecham Tony Crish.

He also booted six of oregons nine punts for a 42 yard average. Gigantic losses on attempt passes gave him a minus yardage on rushing, however. Newquist's three successful point-after-touchdown placements Camp Murray Unbeaten Arkansas Travelers Want Post-Season Game SEATTLE. Nov. 12 (U.B The Arkansas Travelers, Camp Murray's unbeaten football team rep were not nis only accomplishments.

He played a great defensive game, led Oregon's ground attack with 37 yards, and punted twice for a 42- Except for four runs of about 15 yards each the Warrior running game. yard average. Ducks Ready For Huskies resenting the 206th anti-aircraft back seat of an "SBU" (maybe an LBU) and have a cadet of unknown quality take-off, fly around and land while you ride in the rear with poor visibility, no brakes, and only a prayer Of course the front cockpit has all the necessary Instruments, but what do we know what a student will do in a moment of stress? But mind you, we all love it!" Tom, who was the Beau Brummel of B-league circles, no doubt will be happy to learn his xxx's will play Ryderwood, here for the mythical Pacific northwest six-man football championship, come next Saturday night. An still another note, and still another angle on the Frosh-Soldier scoreless tie at Astoria recently from Wally Johansen. The former Oregon hoopster who is now sports editor of the Astoria Budget says, "and, I'm not thinking seriously of enlisting in the army." In regard to the Frosh football game, Wally says, "In my estimation Lopaz never did have possession of the ball, but, after all, who am I to Judge? When he went for it he barely got it on his fingertips, and, In his horizontal position which found him almost parallel with the ground as he tried to stand on his feet, it was impossible for him to pull the ball against his body wrap his hands about It," But the game still goes on the records as a scoreless tie, which failed to lessen the fine record of John Warren's yearlings two straight over the Oregon State Rooks and a win over the Washington Husky Pups.

Burton Boroughs, former Eugene high hoop star and present coach st Nehalem, is having a rough time of It in football, what with only 11 men of varsity calibre and nothing but 120-pound reserves The coast club's only two victories have been over the Tillamook Bs, 53-0 and 65-0. Boroughs is dreaming of basket- Nancy Merki Heads All-America Squad NEW YORK. Nov. 12 (U.B All-America men's and women's swimming teams, both ranked on a par with top-flight international squads, have Deen chosen for approval of the 53rd annual Amateur Athletic Union convention a Philadelphia this week-end, it was announced today. Otto Jaretz of the Chicago Towers club heads the men's squad which is chosen annually and Nancy Merki of the Multnomah A.

C. of Portland, placed first on the women's team, chosen for the first time this year. Jaretz won four places the 100-yard freestyle individual and herths on all three relav teams The Webfoots were hard pressed for contestants, with Mecham and Duke Will Consider Bowl Bid, Says Wade DURHAM, N. Nov. 12.

(U.B Reports that Duke would not consider a bid to any New Year day bowl game arose from a misunderstanding, Coach Wallace Wade said today. Wade said he had not indicated that Duke would or would not consider such a bid-but that Duke would' not consider a post season game until the season is ended, and that the Blue Devils would not consider one. at all if they were defeated in one of their two remaining games. The statement, made public early yesterday by officials of the Blue-Gray All-star post-season game at Montgomery, created a furor in North Carolina Boyd both out of action. Bob Koch however, looked promising at the fullback spot.

Seen in the fray division, was dickering today for a post-season game in December with the West Seattle 'Athletic club, undefeated in Northwest league play. The army has won four games, scored 155 points. Fourteen members of the team are from Arkansas Tech where they played football, quit school in a body and enlisted in the army. were racKie Merrltt Kufferman recently released after an appen Mat hrildinj there? Everywhere In America, towers of steel and stone rise to remind us of the vast-new of American industry. Impressive buildings, yet but something more.

They house the nerve centers of American business. They remind us that American products have become the standard for all the world. dicitis attack; End Bill Borcher, who hasn't had a uniform on in 10 days; and Guard Val Culwell, absent frvm the lineup these past six weens, captain Bill Regner, end, and Ed Moshofsky, regular while Bill Smith, 17-year-old Ha the 40th. Division Team tacKie, were unable to see action. waiian, was named xor and 440-vard freestyle Dosts, Boyd and Center Elliott Wilson Beats Fort Ord Club where Duke is regarded as a sure Adolph Kiefer was picked for the both suffered knee injuries, but win be ready alone with the en.

DacKstroKe ana relay: ts.iyosni na-knma. 880-vard and mile free- bet for a bowl game. Husky End Injured tire squad for the next Important style; Jose Balrnores, breast-stroke and individual medley; Steve Wozniak, long distance individual ciasn, against Washington in Se attle, Nov. 22. Santa Clara made quite a go of SEATTLE, Nov.

12 (U.B Coach Jimmy Phelan returned to Wash, ington today after scouting Ore and team: Earl (JiarK, Dotn nves; and Takashi Hirose, two relay teams. What's the meaning of a plant so LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11. (U.B The powerful 40th division service team from Camp San Luis Obispo today defeated Fort Ord's gridiron team, 13 to 0, before Armistice day football fans. The San Luis team did all its scoring in the second period and thereafter neither team did much gaining on the slippery turf.

A light drizzle fell during the game, slowing down both teams. gon in its game with Santa Clara it, out actually the second Bronco touchdown came after a successful aerial attack against the third-line Oregon reserves. And it wasn't In addition to Miss Merki, who took the 440-880 and mile freestyle position, Gloria Callen for and drove the Huskies In preparation for the Webfoot game next week. Earl Younglove, end, may miss the Oregon game because of Casanega, highly-touted left-half back, but a six-foot. 190-nound end By the name of Al Beals who put; injuries.

backstroke and medley relay; Brenda Helser, Portland, for 100 yard freestyle and relay; Helen Crlenkovich. two dives: and Ann Hardin, for long distance individual and team were chosen on To supply America Vdemand for Bucfwefs all the vast facilities of the world's largest I me oroncos oacK in me Dan earns during that sensational last-period scoring spree. Time and again he made circus catches at his shoe strings, on a change-of-pace stride, over his head. with Its 137 buildings covering 70 eltyblod i all a nwrl rittf flat. nratiueel V0iUffl" the women squad.

Card's Armstrong Out PALO ALTO, Nov. 12 W) Stanford has lost speedy Right Halfback Eric Armstrong for the Washington State game here Saturday, Coach Slark Shau-ghnessy said today. tridty that would supply all the home. He snagged a pass from Jesse Freitas for the second touchdown, gathering In the ball as he slipped and fell. He took a 14-yarder from Casanega and ran nine yards for the third Bronco score.

Casanega, however, led the lushing, with a meager 18 yards net. And it was Freitas who was the No. 1 passer, completing 10 of steam enough to heat all the hornet in Sf Dan, however, ana Deneves ne nas a chance to gain the state tournament if he can get by the likes of Westport or Warrenton, certain he can win his league title with nine of ten 1940 squad members returning, three six-footers and two guards of the "Anet" type. Speaking of rules, wonder what has happened to the new hcad-Unesman down markers designed by Tex Oliver and adopted for official use by the Pacific coast conference? In only one game seen this year Oregon-Idaho have the markers been used. The new equipment has a distinct value in giving the paying public a better opportunity to follow the game.

The markers soar over the headllnesman's head and give the wrrect down number to spectators on both sides of the field. Horses can see the road better than human beings, even on a dark night, because of light reflecting curtains at the back of their eyes, ja attempts for 188 yards and two touchdowns. kane. A great plant, yes-but something answer to AmrW Umand for statistically tne Broncos had a big edge, but five intercepted passes one by Boyd, two by New- quist, one by Mecham and one by Duke Iverson kept Santa Clara ARROW SHIRTS DOBBS HATS KUPPENHEIMER Sulla Topcoat! THE MAN'S SHOP 32 East 10th back on its heels, Tht officials also had a field day or was it the players? The whlstle-tooters chalked off four ntockyStralghtBonrWVbiaW A SEVER AGE MODERATION naic sum ism. Iaaaaaaaa.

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