The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 17, 1949, Page 3

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1949 | aisputed possession oY first place| GRID lEADERSim the Northern Division with a ‘raugh 6-2 victory over the Victoria | Cougars. Cal Stearns scored two ot | Seattle’s goals in a game beset by (By Associated Press) 16 penalties. A spectator was in- Here are player statistics and|volved in a 10-minute battle be- leaders in college fdotball to date: |tween Victoria’s Tom Rockey and Total offense — John Bright,| ttle's Pete Taillefer in the Drake, 1950 yards; Buddy Lex, W-I= | nenalty box. Both had been ban- liam & Mary, 1429. hed for high sticking. Rushing—Johnny Dottley, Missis-| The Fresno Falcons defeated the sippi, 1096 yards; Johnny Papit,|Los Angeles Monarchs 4-2 in the Virginia, 1040 yards. | southern division, extending the Passing—Tom O'Malley, Cincin-! losers’ loss str to 15. nati, 101 completions; Ed Songin, cAt Boston College, 98. [ { ] Pass recewing -— Art Vieiner, HUSKEES COUGARS North Carolina, and «lex Loyd, (4 Oklahoma A&M, each 41 caught. Punting—Charlie Justice, North IANGLE SATURDAY Carolina, 452 yards per punt; Paul | Stombaugh, Furman, 44.9. | SEATTLE, Nov. 17—#—The last Punt returns—Li Nalley, Van- 1 /s derbilt‘ 1;‘4; n,:\m;D GE‘I‘L‘ }GI :” and one of the season’s most | Cinpinndti 42)1 yal';is i =27 | “crooshul” contests is only 48 hours | Kickoff returns—Johnny Subda, | 2¥aY for the Umvefsn_\' 'o' ‘Was Nevada, 413 yards; John Pont, | B8ton Huskies and the Washington State College Cougars. Each of the cross-state rivals needs a win to wind up the season Miami (O.), 385 yards. Interception returns—Bobby Wil- | :;{edmmss‘ppl' 10 passes intel"| with anything approximating hali- | ¢ ! way success. And possibly Cougar | | Coach. Phil Sarboe has an even 3 A ‘ more pressing need. There's more | Ho(KEY GA!(‘ES than a strong rumor that the Aterdeen and Tacoma High school mentor might be staking his jot (By the Associated Press) | on- the outcome. The San Diego Skyhawks handed | Both clubs will go into the fray the San Francisco Shamrocks a\‘ slightly weakened by injuries unaccustomed 4-3 defeat last night | Washingtcn took a major blow as Maurice Vaillancourt scored th2 | when Joe Cloidt, standout end, was three-goal hat trick. | banged up in the UCLA encounter, It was only the third time this| The Cougars will be missing season that the Shamrocks, leaders | sopromore halfback Bud Roftler, of the Southern Division, Pacif ¢ |ailing from a bad knee. Coast Hockey League, have bee1 —_— Amkle to the Emblem Danc: Help finance the Ambulance. Sat. Nov. 19, Elks Hall—adv. 52-2t keaten. San Francisco has won 11 F. games and has been tied twice. The Seattle Ironmen gained un- ) ”g Forecast 5 by S JOE HARRIS Forecasts by one of the notion’s leading forecasters of intereollegiate football g:mes. (Averages 82.99 cor- rect.) Compliments of Gerdy, Gene and Chuck at the Snake Pit Bar-—So. 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Contest idea by Peter Wood. 20 PLAYERS DRAFIED = | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA touch assorted 'FAILED TO FIGHT: IS PAGE THREE rence, former centerfielder, coach 1 | LA YATE | way to a v F!GHI DOPE |OREGON STATER is thernformation discom- and acting manager of the Seattle | Y ¥ 3 g | fiture of Michigan State. 1A n | Rainiers, has signed with the Pa- IN BASEBALL GRAB| * LINEMAN OF WEEK | G e e toar ot imen, 102-| DECLARED LOSER, TKO | citic “Gonst " reague entey as # CINCINNATI, Nov. 17—(®—Four- —_— | _— pound player who backs the - | scout for the 1950 season. teen major league cluts drafted F last nigit endod as , Nov. 17 line on defer MceGu was the T '—Harry | Lawrence succeeded Jo Jo White including several bonus |lows | stan McGuire said, | Spark in OSC urprising win. But Seattie, won | as acting manager upon the lat- from the high minors to-| At Al O.—Ronnie Dela C} . ned.” head coach Kip Taylor said he ccision over | ter’s resignation in mid-season last in the annual draft. The major 1 Ak pointed Ceeil Hud- | he had been named Wasn't particularly st lsed Walcott, 173, Omaha, last | year. He was signed as a scout leaguers paid $182,500 for the | sc 1 Jose, Calif. 10, |1 the week in the Asso- sterday after Paul Richards, new talent. | naha—Harry Ma W’ poll today for his MARTHA SOCHE BAZAAR wa by ret- ttle Manager, said he would All clubs except the Detroit|Seattle, awarded sixth round TKO| s Saturday in Ore-| Church parlor 18, 7 pam., | cree Alex Fidle to tight | like to pick his own coach. Americans and the Boston Nationals | over B Joe Walcott; 173, Omaha. 20 upset football win | needle ork, hom 1ade | after complaining that the rin BRI SIRE s S S participated in the grab. The Ti t disqualified for refusing| the Xmas cards, fishpond, etc was teo slippery | MEETING CANCELLED and Braves passed .their chances. ) « served from 7 p.m. on v s gd | _— The selected players included: « 1, Colif. 1 t o ‘.‘«.“’!,:(E fo Re-erve Officers' meeting, set for AMERICAN LEAGUE Oaklan DINNER SALE iy tonight, has been cancelled.o‘(i)flicba' ashington: Newton Tasso, 3 By Missionary <ociet the BE tructors, due to arrive today by ~:,Vm.=, a catcher, > Phol Memorial Church in Church R BE SCOUT FOR PQL| .. trom sort. Richardson, ‘n time Cleveland: Leo Thomas, Portland, | 152, Portlar Ore., outpointed t creation Hall Thursday 4 — | for the meeting, were stopped by Sre., a third baseman | Howard |t passt pm.—adv. Nov. 17—@—Bill Law- | the weather. doors and body Ford's "Lifeguard” Body against road noises. More extensive body insulation and sealing in 41 areas give additional interior quietness and protection. 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