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Colonists Romp to Hard-Earned Win Over El Rancho, 32-12; Ready for Vegas Anaheim made it two out of three games last night in a hard fought battle, defeating El Rancho, 32-18, on the losers home field. Although the game was fraught with penalties, play was clean and nerves were taut. Anaheim drew #1x 15-yarders and two fives—El Rancho was charged with four fives and two 18 yarders, for a game total of 14, with three others refused. Anaheim won the toss and elected to receive. Jim Lindblad kicked off to the Anaheim 20. Dean Philpot took the kick and eluded three tacklers before being stopped on the El Rancho 38. On the second play of the series, Paul Grover attempted a pass and it was intercepted by a Don on their 40. El Rancho then marched the 60 yards with Lindblad going over from two yards out on a quarterback keep, and six points. Wooten's conversion attempt was wide. Mickey Gouyd returned the kickoff 15 yards to his 28, and the Colonists then made two first downs in a row only to be stopped when Glover's second down pass was intercepted on their 35 and returned to the Anaheim 48. Three plays later, Philpot retaliated and picked off a Lindblad pass and possession on our 40. Three consecutive first downs were racked up by the Colonists, with Don Leigh, Gouyd and Philpot eating up equal yardage on the ground to put the ball on the El Rancho 10 yard line. The key play in the drive was good for 20 yards on a pass from Grover to Jack Crosson who lateraled to Roy Weaver. eight-yard loss. The pass situation found the Anaheim defensive back in excellent deployment and Gouyd picked it off on the El Rancho 30 and scampered 21 yards to their nine. Philpott crashed through without a hand being laid on him for 6 more points. Grover's kick was agam off to the left-score Anaheim 19, El Rancho 6. Four minutes later the half ended, Anaheim's ball, in mid-field. To start the second half, Grover kicked into the end zone and El Rancho started play on their 20. Two line plays made nine yards then the Dons drew a 5-yard penalty. On the next play, Lindblad's daring could have resulted in another Anaheim tally had Roy Weaver been able to pick up the ball. The Don quarterback attempted a lateral to Gary Lundquist and threw the ball over his head. Weaver went after the loose ball, stooped over to pick it up and kicked it toward the Don goal line, caught up with it, grabbed at it twice and finally kicked it out of bounds on the El Rancho two yard line. It was still their ball and on the next play Lindblad got off a beautiful 47 yard punt to Roy Weaver who returned 14 yards. Anaheim fumbled, the Dons recovering on their 43 from where they began a march of 57 yards for their second TD, failing to convert. Score-Anaheim 19, El Rancho 12. Rothaermal's kickoff went out of bounds and it was Anaheim's ball on the Colonist 40. On first down, Philpott reversed his field twice in what was one of the outstanding pieces of broken-field work of the night and got 20 yards for the effort. At this point Don Leigh began passes in the closing mid-ward off any further scoring and the game ended with no possession on El Rancho yard line. All Colonists came through out injury and "barring" during the coming weeks sessions, the team should strong if not stronger when out for the land of the silver score by quarters: Anaheim 0 19 El Rancho 6 0 Scoring — Anaheim, TD: Philpott (2), Leigh, Roy PAT—Grover (2). El Rancho, Wooten (2). The team will be one of the first to tie at 64 early in the second quarter. Grovers kick was off to the left, no good. Gouyd took Grover's handoff and exploded for 10 yards to tie the score at 64 early in the second quarter. Grovers kick was off to the left, no good. Then followed three punt exchanges with the Colonists in possession on El Ranchos 47 yard line. Three plays later Anaheim had their second touchdown with Philpot eating up 43 yards in two carries the last for 24 yards on a hard drive through a big hole. Grover's kick was good. Score: Anaheim 13, El Rancho 6. Grover's ensuing kickoff was returned 18 yards by Rothoermal to the Don 29. A rushing play lost two and Lindblad then faded to pass. The whole center of the Colonist line broke through and downed the Don quarterback for an injury. It went out of my mind before, but it's come to me now that while I was doing up Mr. Opdyke's cabin, last night, the door opened, and a lady—as a matter of fact, sir, it was Mrs. Redding there—looked very surprised to see me, sir, and said she was after Mr. Opdyke to get some brandy for her husband, who was feeling queasy. I told her I would call Mr. Opdyke, but she said no, she would find him herself. I went along then to Mr. Redding's cabin, to see if I could be of service, but he wasn't there. And it was then I saw the lady go into the doctor's cabin, but I gave it no mind, sin, knowing she was after some remedy or other. Mr. Redding's a gentleman that fringe things about rather, if you know what I mean, as I stayed on and tailed up, and waited for him, but he did not show up. As I was going to come out, I boarded the doctor's door open, so I stopped, not wishing to be in the way. Carolina smiled one-aloudly: "Why don't you say you stopped to listen, and be done with it?" Todd went on addressing himself. Cruise with Death CHAPTER THIRTEEN DINNER was a ghastly silent meal. I could hardly bring myself to look at Robert. Liss and Brown had dressed like puksa sashis, but no one else had bothered. The captain sat in his usual place, with his usual absence of conversation, and the emptiness of Opdyke's chair was oppressive. The menu consisted of an indeterminate mingling of meat and potatoes. Caroltta picked at it with her fork. "What is this meat?" "Same as the crew gets," Jonas answered. "I'm madible." "Fancy victims are oct. Food has to last." "What about fuel?" asked Brown. The captain grinned at him. "Twenty of that master." Arron the table from me, Gay Walton gapped, I closed my eyes waiting for the screams, but none came. She had got herself up in a confession of sea-green organic which emphasized her shell-like skin. With her silver-blonde hair tied back in a scarce tail, she looked more than ever like an angel slightly astray. Apparently she knew when to subdue her. Anaheim fumbled, the Dons recovering on their 43 from where they began a march of 57 yards for their second TD, failing to convert Score-Anaheim 19, El Rancho 12. Rothaermal's kickoff went out of bounds and it was Anaheim's ball on the Colonist 40. On first down, Philpot reversed his field twice in what was one of the outstanding pieces of broken-field work of the night and got 20 yards for the effort. At this point, Don Leigh began a series of sparkling runs that ate up 38 yards to the four from where Leigh took it over. Grover's kick was again to the left-score Anaheim 25, El Rancho 12, and the third quarter ended 6 plays later. Don't ball on their 40. El Rancho made three first downs in a row to the Colonist 38 and Anaheim held. Lindblad's kick went into the end zone and Anaheim took their 20. Four first downs put the ball on El Rancho 12 yard line and on the first play. Roy Weaver went into the promised land for six more—Grover split the uprights and the final score stood Anaheim 32, El Rancho 12, with less than five minutes of play remaining. Roy Weaver intercepted two Don NEAT TRICK — Casey New York Yankee manager five baseballs in his right and attempts to balance on top as he prepares to Yankee Stadium until next son. Do you mean, Cass you're going to add a shirt Series championship in a record book next year? The we wenen the hot air The ho blew plea in Italy. 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THOMAS. EDITOR Indians Surprise South Pasadena in Upset Win, 19-7 Fullerton's Indians pulled an early season upset in whipping South Pasadena, 18-7, on the loser's field. Darryl Roberts running and passing paced the Indians with two TDs. He scored in the third quarter on a three-yard sneak and again in the final period from 10 yards out. South Pasadena held a half-time lead of 70 as Tony French went 80 yards for the Tigers only score. Halfback Henry Mason put it on ice for Fullerton in the last quarter as he bucked through center for three yards to end the scoring. Fullerton (19) S. Pasadena (7) Rodger LE Bishop Comklin LT Kurich Fuary LG De Thomas Porter C Beebe Barrera RG Phillips Nielfern RT Polick Strathman RE King Roberta Q Loftis Pujino LH French Mason RH Curry Kulstad P Campbell Fullerton 0 0 6 13-19 South Pasadena 7 0 0 0-7 Fullerton touchdown: Mason, Roberts 2. Conversion: Conner. South Pasadena touchdown: French. Conversion: Carrington. Roundup of JC Football FULLERTON (UP)—Pasadena City College, led by Ronnie Cunningham, smeared Fullerton Junior College $3 to 0 last night on Hornet field. Cunningham scored two touchdowns and rolled up 138 yards from scrimmage in the practice game. LOS ANGELES (UP)—Harbor Junior College blasted the Metropolitan Conference hopes of East Los Angeles Junior College last night by turning two husky fumbles into touchdowns to win, 13 to 12. Harbor's first touchdown came in the second quarter when full-back Charles Boydstun scored from the three after a Husky fumble was recovered on the ELAJC 24-yard line. The winning score was made in the third quarter on a three-yard plunge by halfback John Solaro who had recovered a fumble on the ELAJC 33. PASADENA (UP)—Pomona Claremont, led by quarterback Ced Scott, blanked Cal Tech, 28 to 0, last night in the Rose Bowl opener of Southern California Intercollegiate Conference play. Scott made two touchdowns. SANTA ANA (UP)—Halfback Fred Knapp galloped 35 yards for the winning tally last night as Mt. San Antonio College broke a 7 to 7 tie. UCLA Continuing Winning Ways LOS ANGELES (UP) held its second straight over Wisconsin today in five years by stopping A Horse) Ameche, which was responsible for a 13. The great Badger fell in his two previous games had averaged 113 points, was held to 50 night. It was center Johnson who got the assign did the job. Wisconsin, badly in the top quarterback despite nest efforts of Gust Verglept but two passes attempted and had failed. A Wisconsin interceptionry Witt which he fumbled arms of UCLA tackle C set up the first scores to go. Cameron or ball three out of five times his way over from the opening period. In the third period, I eron raced 2 yards on drive, then alternated out with fullback Bob Dave plunged the final two yards. It was UCLA's fourth win and its second over opponent this season. The beat Kansas as well as gon teams, scoring $57 seven for their opponents. Prep Scores Las Vegas In. 6-0 By DAVE MORE (Colton) Las Vegas (6) C. Forrester LE V Leavitt LT Dodge LG D. Forrester CC Land RG Thompson RT Graves RE NEAT TRICK — Casey Stengel, New York Yankee manager, holds five baseball in his right hand and attempts to balance a six on top as he prepares to leave Yankee Stadium until next season. Do you mean, Casey, that you've going to add a sixth World Series championship in a row to the record book next year? Death let in there and take his revolver." Larry interrupted him. His one reach mind was still chewing on the idea it had had the night before, and he had at last found a way to say it. "We haven't ruled out suicide save we? Why do we keep talking about murder?" Todd was Mr. McGlyde depressed when you helped him dress for dinner." "On no, an, Quite cook-a-boog, in," Todd answered quickly. Dr. Randall put on a manner of grave consideration, carefully fitting the tip of his fingers together. "From my knowledge of Mr. Opytia, I should say that suicide was most unlikely. He had too been an interest in matters outside himself in fact, when I think he would have relied a situation like this, it seems a pity that he has missed it. He and I often discussed the fact that every human being has a breaking point, and the ways in which it could be reached." He paused, and no one said anything. I think the others finding that Opytia detachment from human emotions as irritating as I did. Then we went on, and I Trojans, Stanford, Oregon Favored to Win Conference Tilts SEATTLE (UP) — Undefeated University of Southern California's Pacific Coast Conference defending football champions tangled with the underdog Washington Huskies today before an estimated 33,000 fans. PORTLAND (UP) — Stanford, beaten twice in non-conference action, was favored to keep its Pacific Coast Conference football record clean today against an Oregon State team that hasn't scored all season. A crowd of 13,000 was expected. PULLMAN, Wash. (UP) — A rugged University of Oregon team which has showed unexpected strength in earlier games met underdog Washington State. College today in a Pacific Coast Conference football game before an estimated 15,000 fans. WSC Coach Al Kircher, hoping to run the Cougars' victory string over Oregon to four straight, shock up his lineup drastically after last week's drubbing by Iowa and planned to start mostly sophomores. Arnold Galiffa Signed By New York Giants NEW YORK (UP)—Arnold Galiffa, all-American quarterback on Army's undefeated 1968 team and a combat veteran of the Korean War, has been signed by the New York Football Giants. The Giants, who dropped their first two National Football League games this season, signed Galiffa to a one-year contract yesterday in a bid to strengthen their quarterback corps. Galiffa was discharged from the Army last Tuesday at Port Benton. Ga. He is expected to be ready to help Crawley. Comely with the quarterback and passing defense in about two weeks. Budge Patty Upsets Mulloy in Pan-Am Meet MEXICO CITY (UP) — Budge Patty of Orange N., Ja upset Victor over second-seeded Gardner Mulloy, 38-year old defending champion, meets Kurt Nielsen of Denmark today in the men's semifinals of the 12th Pan American Telegraph Tournament. Patty, winding up the final set of their quarter-final match called because of darkness Thursday, nosed out Mullow the Los Angeles titleholder, 3-4, 7-5, 6-3, 6-4. In the women's singles semifinals, Maureen Connolly defeated Melita Ramirez of Mexico, 6-3, 9-11, 6-3. Later Miss Connolly of San Diego, teamed up with Julia Sampson of San Marino, Calif. in the women's doubles semifinals. They were beaten by Shirley Pry of Arrow and Beverly Baker Flint of Santa Monica, 4-6, 6-1, 6-1, in the only big upset of the day. Miss Connolly is women’s champion of the United States, England, France and Australia. Weekend Tides (All title times adjusted for Newport Beach) Sunday, Oct 11 LOW: 1:32 a.m. (2.1) and 1:32 p.m. (6.0) HIGH: 10:38 a.m. (3.0) and 11:38 p.m. (2.2) Monday, Oct 12 LOW: 1:32 a.m. (2.5) and 1:38 p.m. (6.5) HIGH: 10:38 a.m. (3.0) and 11:38 p.m. (2.2) If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin LAND SAILING—Moving aloft at something less than one mile are two British jet pilots who have adopted and practicing their new thrills recreation. Lt. Minnis, in front, and Sub-Lt. Dawkins are navigating their craft along the course of Penmichael Sound, England. They have managed to make it attain a speed of roughly a bit slower than they are accustomed to in the air. From my knowledge of Mr. Opry's instructions, I should not attempt to sail without authorization. He had too been an instructor on marine oceans until he took this action when I think how he would have related a situation like this, it seems a play that he has handled. He and I often discussed the fact that every human being has a breaking point, and the way in which it could be reached." He paused, and no one said anything. I think the others were holding the Olympic torchman from human emotion as trashing it. Then we went on, and I saw that he had been setting a trap. "But since Mr. Brown is making suggestions, I shall make some suggestions too. I suggest that the person with the clearest opportunity to take Darwin revolver was Mr. Brown himself. Mr. Brown was on his own admiration yet faced with an host, and who was growing around the deck Mr. Brown, who has had a long acquaintance with violence and blood, so that they have become conniving to him. Mr. Brown, who is an observant eye that has a clear attention of protecting one of his fellow passengers, is reason still unclear." Brown sat down again, smiling at great hand clapping and unclenching his mouth on the table. Sandwich watched him mockingly, pleased at having diverted attention so completely from Carrion and himself, and from the hard in deep. Perhaps now you will explain Brown how you came to throw something overboard just after the lights went on. It was dark in rocky outcrop so that I could not see him. "I saw him too," I said before I sat time to think what I was saying. (To Be Continued) Land Sailing—Moving aloft at something less than one mile are two British jet pilots who have adopted and practicing their new thrills recreation. Lt. Minnis, in front, and Sub-Lt. Dawkins are navigating their craft along the course of Penmichael Sound, England. They have managed to make it attain a speed of roughly a bit slower than they are accustomed to in the air. From my knowledge of Mr. Opry's instructions, I should not attempt to sail without authorization. He had too been an instructor on marine oceans until he took this action when I think how he would have related a situation like this, it seems a play that he has handled. He and I often discussed the fact that every human being has a breaking point, and the way in which it could be reached." He paused, and no one said anything. I think the others were holding the Olympic torchman from human emotion as trashing it. Then we went on, and I saw that he had been setting a trap. "But since Mr. Brown is making suggestions, I shall make some suggestions too. I suggest that the person with the clearest opportunity to take Darwin revolver was Mr. Brown himself. Mr. Brown was on his own admiration yet faced with an host, and who was growing around the deck Mr. Brown, who has had a long acquaintance with violence and blood, so that they have become conniving to him. Mr. Brown, who is an observant eye that has a clear attention of protecting one of his fellow passengers, is reason still unclear." Brown sat down again, smiling at great hand clapping and unclenching his mouth on the table. Sandwich watched him mockingly, pleased at having diverted attention so completely from Carrion and himself, and from the hard in deep. Perhaps now you will explain Brown how you came to throw something overboard just after the lights went on. It was dark in rocky outcrop so that I could not see him. "I saw him too," I said before I sat time to think what I was saying. (To Be Continued) Land Sailing—Moving aloft at something less than one mile are two British jet pilots who have adopted and practicing their new thrills recreation. Lt. Minnis, in front, and Sub-Lt. Dawkins are navigating their craft along the course of Penmichael Sound, England. They have managed to make it attain a speed of roughly a bit slower than they are accustomed to in the air. From my knowledge of Mr. Opry's instructions, I should not attempt to sail without authorization. He had too been an instructor on marine oceans until he took this action when I think how he would have related a situation like this, it seems a play that he has handled. He and I often discussed the fact that every human being has a breaking point, and the way in which it could be reached." UCLA Continues Winning Ways LOS ANGELES (UP) — UCLA held its second straight victory over Wisconsin today in consecutive years by stopping Alan (The Horse) Ameche, which was largely responsible for a 13 to 0 win. The great Badger fullback, who in his two previous games this year had averaged 113 yards per game, was held to 50 yards last night. It was center Johnny Peterson who got the assignment and did the job. Wisconsin, badly in need of a top quarterback despite the earnest efforts of Gust Vergetis, completed but two passes out of 11 attempted and had four intercepted. A Wisconsin interception by Jerry Witt which he fumbled into the arms of UCLA tackle Chuck Doud set up the first score. With 24 yards to go, Cameron carried the ball three out of five times, bullying his way over from the three in the opening period. In the third period, Paul Cameron raced 2 yards on a 49-yard drive, then alternated on six plays with fullback Bob Davenport who plunged the final two yards. It was UCLA's fourth straight win and its second over a Midwest opponent this season. The Bruins beat Kansas as well as two Oregon teams, scoring 85 points to seven for their opponents. Prep Scores Las Vegas in, 6-0 By DAVE MORRIS (Colton) Las Vegas (6) Colton (0) C. Foremaster LE Van Voorhis Leavitt LT Severs Dodge LG Clay D. Foremaster CC Johnson Land RG Carter Thompson RT Seinturier Menendez Appointed Head Boxing Coach At San Jose State Lions-49'ers Go TV-ed Sunday Prep Scores Las Vegas in 6-0 By DAVE MORRIS (Collon) Las Vegas (6) Colton (0) C. Foremaster LE Van Voorhis Leavitt LT Seversa Dodge LG Clay D. Foremaster CC Johnson Land RG Carter Thompson RT Seinturier Grason RE Hayward Denman Q Orgill Curtis LH Jensen Pribble RH Harling Hill F Peeler Las Vegas 0 0 0 0-0 Colton 0 0 0 0-0 La Vegas touchdown: C. Foremaster. Orange in Thriller, 13-13 By MARLIN HENDRICKS (Orange) Bellflower (12) Orange (13) Grove LE Zetter Banks LT Haines R. Wybrani LG Matthews Speck C Maldonado P. Wybrani RG Coley Phard RE Johnson Walters RE Williams Schmidt Q Meadows Doty LH Vaughan Bantala RH Parham Goodhan F Defenderfer Bellflower 0 12 0-13 Orange 0 13 0-13 Bellflower touchdowns: Doty, Grove. Orange touchdowns: Williams, Defenderfer; Conversion: Meadows. Bear's Score 33-8 Win By JACK BOHRIG (Buntington Beach) Riverside (29) Huntington B (0) Kitchen LE Anthony Dyle LT Grassfield White LG Allison McKannon O Stratton Walker RG Kennedy Smith RT Ramirez Vickson RE Poindexter Townsend Q Julian Salem LH Williams Allen RH Lischer Swarting F Wise Riverside 0 20 7 0-30 Huntington Beach 0 0 0 0-0 Riverside touchdowns: Allen 2, Suboo Hover, Varnell, Conversions: Roberts 2, Solomon. Maker Del Bumpa, 25-8 Maker Det (25) Capitranzo (0) Bank LE Jimenez Callan LT Graner Bosa LG Renay Ballaham C Remera Kansas RG Liman Bushman RT Shawshank O'Brien RE Elliot Oifham Q Brigante Eunice LH Lebo Carlson RH Betrah Erion F Whitman Maker Det 0 7 0-35 Capitranzo 0 0 0 0-0 Maker Det touchdowns: Chalisa Menendez Appointed Head Boxing Coach At San Jose State SAN JOSE, Oct. 19 — Popular Julie Menendez has been named head boxing coach at San Jose State, succeeding Dee Portal, famed Spartan ring mentor who was killed in a ranch accident Sept. 28. The appointment, which is effective Oct. 12, was announced by S. G. (Thy) Hartrant, director of the Spartan physical educating program. A protege of Portal's Menendez has been serving as athletic director of Tulare High School. He graduated magna cum laude from San Jose State in 1950 and the next year was boxing coach at Santa Clara University. He holds a Master's degree from Stanford. A native of East St. Louis, III., Menendez once defeated Chuck Davey for the national Golden Gloves title and in a brief pro career won 17 and lost only one before bowing out because of bad hands. The 31-year-old Menendez was the sentimental, as well as logical choice to succeed Portal, Menendez served in the Navy and met Portal when they both were at Georgia Pre-Flight. Since then, his life and career has been closely linked with the late Spartan mentor. Willie Shoemaker Needs But 12 Winners to Set National Riding Mark ALBANY, Calif. (UP) — Weille Shoemaker needed a paltry 12 winners today to set a new national riding mark with two and one-ball months of racing left. Actually, Shoemaker will only give passing notice to the 890 mark established last year by Tony Desprini. He has his eyes on being the first jockey in history to win 400 in one season. And nobody's betting against him. Willie upped his season's total to a $719 yesterday when he brought home four winners at Golden Gate Fields to send the Lions-49'ers Go TV-ed Sunday The Detroit Lions, and the San Francisco 49'ers, the two undefeated, untied, teams of the Western Conference of the National Football League will be seen in action tomorrow by viewers of Station KHJ-TV (Channel 9), under the 1953 pro football television program. When these two teams meet last year San Francisco won the first contest 17-3, and two weeks later ran up 28 points while holding Detroit scoreless. Detroit, however, won 10 out of the 12 games it played during the season and wound up as World Champions, while the 49'ers only won seven of their 12 games. So far this season Detroit has rolled up a total of 63 points against 38 for its opponents in two games, while San Francisco has chalked up only 62 against its opponents' 51 points in twogames. Considerable action is anticipated when the two teams clash at Briggs Stadium, Detroit, on Sunday next, Jim Britt will be the announcer for the Sunday game which will be telecast for local viewers over Station KHJ-TV on Channel 9, starting at 11 a.m. Pacific Standard Time. Bucky Harris Plans No Shift to Orioles WASHINGTON (UP) — Clark Griffith said today he would not stand in Bucky Harris' way if he planned to become general manager of the Baltimore Orioles but he indicated that Harris intended to continue as manager of the Washington Senators at least through the 1964 season. "It's all news to me," the 33-year-old Griffith said when asked if his popular manager was thinking of shifting to Baltimore. "I don't contemplate him moving out." But I wouldn't stand in his way if he wants to do something." Griffith added. "T'll be guided entirely by Harris' wishes." Mater Del Bengo, N-4 Mater Del (H) Capitano @ Bank LE Junior Collin LT Grante Bia LG Riny Bahkin C Rinna Kuna RG Limn Buhman RT Streathy O'Brien RE Blint O'Brian Q Miquen Burra LH Loe Culkin RH Brath Bien P Wilhelm Mater Del 0000000000 Capitano @ Mater Del buchdwt: Chayn Burrs Elim Tilu Convittnt Bank Tiger Claw Republic By HILL GORDON (Valencia) PLACENTIA, Oct. 18-Quiet back at Bahique sound this day to lead Valencia High to a 12-7 win our visiting Brya Republic. 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