The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 21, 1949, Page 3

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1949 CALIFORNIA [FOOTBALL 10 GO INTO ROSEBOWL By Russ Newland SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.—® Coast Conference football saluted California as its champion and Rose Bowl representative today. Jubilant California supporters meanwhile, continued to celebrate the Bears 33-14 victory Saturday over Stanford, the game that pul them into the country’s post season classic at Pasadena for the second time in succession. The formal notification from the Conference Commlsimm s office was expected momen! . Californ- ia earned the bid by seven league wins and neither defeat nor tie. This California squad is regard- ed as stronger than last year's which lost to Northwestern, 20-14, in the Rose Bowl. Its line charges harder and the backfield is more explosive. Ohic Is Slated It was the concensus out this way today that Ohio State, expected to represent the Big Ten as the other half of the Rese Bowl clash Jan 2, would have to show more than it did last Saturday. The Buckeyes tied Michigan 7-7. Barlier in the season Ohio State played a 13-13 deadlock with Southern California, the latter subsequently bsaten by California 16-10. Since it won from USC, how! California has shown increasing improvement. It may be one of the hardest hitting tsams in the coun- | try today. Nineteen seniors will b lost from the squad. They include such feur-year men as Rod Franz, All-America guard, and Jim Turn- er, giant tackle. Ccach of Ynur Genial Lynn “Pappy” Waldorf was being boomed today for “Coach of the’ Year” honors out here. The bulky mentor achieved his great- est triumph with a club that many thought would finish no better than fourth this season. While California was clinching the Rose Bowl invitation, the con- ferenee -schedule was being con- cluded on other fronts also, Washington, after earlier defeats and disappointments, finished up in fine fashion with a 34-21 vic- tory cver Washington State. V\'d&h- ington overcame a seven point lead by scoring two touchdowns in the crening quarter; built up a 27-7 margin in held off the fighting WSC Ccugars to the end. Oiegen Defeaied Oregon State, another slow start- er, racked up a successful season for new Coach Kip Taylor hy de- | the third quarter andl { Oregon College of Education blasted | feating favored Oregon, 20-10. Ole-l gon scored a field goal to lead 3-0 at the half. Pre-season favorite Southesn Cal- ( — ifornia concluded an unsatisfactory conference . schedule by defeating the University of California at Los Angeles 21-7. The Trojans had to come from behind but accomplished the feat convincingly with two touchdowns in the final quarter. The teams were tied 7-7 with four minutes to.go. Southern California meets Notre Dame at South Bend next Saturday. Montana closed out its schedule with a non-conference win over Brigham Young, 25-6. LEADING FOOTBALL SCORER SATURDAY NEW YORK, Nov. 21—(®—Bill Young, who sparked the Hillsdale (Mich.) team to an unbeaten, un- tied season, is the new leader of the country’s college grid scorers. Ferseverance paid off for the hard-hitting halfback. After weeks of attempting to overhaul the pace- making Brad Rowland, haltback for McMurry College of Abilene, Tex., Young caught fire Saturday | | in Hillsdale’s 48-0 rout of Indiana | State. The Midwesterner scored 24 points, three touchdowns and six conversions. That made his season total 121 for nine games, scored WASHINGTON U REATS STATERS; OHIOSTATE ! | HUSKES CHAMS ISGOINGTO ROSE BOWL ... l JACK HEV ! at CHICAGO, l\\ 21—(M—Oh’o ington State Nov. 21—® and only hington a -With two vie- ut even Confer- | undis- | the State was officia d today as the Big Ten n to plaj the Rose Bowl football game Jan. 2. The Buckeyes, co-champions with Michigan in the Big 7 1 ! will oppose Califc cific Coast confi Thus Ohio chance to aver E: miliation by California Unanimous selection of Ohio was announced by Comm K. L. (Tug) Wilson of the conference SCORES Final scores of important wes ern college footbiall games ph}ed over the weekend are as follows: Washington 34, Washington State 21. California 33, Stanford 14. Oregon State 20, Oregon 10. Oklahoma 28, Santa Clara 21. Southern California 21, UCLA 7. Montana 25, Brigham Young 6. Portland U. 35, Lewis & Clark 20 Whitman 48, Eastern Oregon 20 Eastern Washington 37, St. Mar- in’s 20. ‘ 54, West STARS OF GAMES PLAYED SATURDAY (By the Associated Press) Adrian Burk, Baylor—Completed nine of 16 passes 1 1 po for three to in blasting 91 Oregon College Humtoldt State 0. North Idaho 20, South Idaho 19. Mich'gan State 75, Arizona 0. Louisiana Tech 45, Oklahoma City 0. \ Eastern New ‘ Mexico 32, Mexico Military 14. New * at 10 pe out of Juneau over the weekend, while ‘they . Rice — Prevented touchdown with ‘a tackle on ten-| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA . Viola Phillips, Alla Bailey, | Opal Sharmon | e Bengel, Thoma$. Eneberg planned the pro- gram which consisted of a musical cading ‘Being & i £ Hermanson. and Phyll Roy Carrigan of tne Junea Telephone Company left y for Seattle via PAA"for d Wash- " for Mariners No. 10 Candy Sears Order Office Nov. 4 to 6 pm.—adv. 58-2t MEET!NG The American Legion at 8 o'Clock THE LEGION DUGOUT Visitine Veterans Invited ROBERT N. 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