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Sports Parade By JACK CUDDY NEW YORK (UP)—With the aid of Cuddy's muddy crystal ball, we pick this week's football winners as follows: East: Cornell over Columbia, slightly stronger offense. Yale over Darimouth, by two touchdowns. West Virginia over Penn State, maintains nation's longest winning streak. Syracuse over Holy Cross, Crusaders' offense bogging down. Fordham over Miami, superior passing. Also Princeton over Brown, Harvard over Davidson, Marquette over Boston U., Bucknell over Lehigh, Colgate over Rutgers, Boston College over Richmond, Villanova over Xavier. Midwest: Minnesota over Pittsburgh, TV fans see Giel gallop again. Notre Dame over Navy, better all-round team. Illinois over Purdue, superior backs. Michigan over Pennsylvania, but probability close. Oklahoma over Kansas State, by one touchdown. Also Wisconsin in Iowa, Indiana over Missouri, Ohio State over Northwestern, Michigan State over Oregon State, Nebraska over Kansas, Colorado over Iowa State, Cincinnati over Dayton, Drake over Bradley. South: Louisiana State over Mississippi, stronger defense, but close. Army over Tulane, five defeats revealed Tulane's weak defense. Georgia Tech over Vanderbilt, by at least two touchdowns. Georgia over Alabama, merely home grounds edge, might be tie. Also Wake Forest over Clemson, Auburn over Florida, Tennessee over North Carolina, William and Mary over North Carolina State, Duke over Virginia, Maryland over Football Briefs By UNITED PRESS PULLMAN (UP)—Al Kircher. Washington State coach says either Arnie Pelleur or Bob Perliner will start at end Saturday against Stanford in place of the missing Howard McCants. McCants disappeared after the WBC-UCLA game last week and has been "missing somewhere in California" since. Kircher said that with Pelleur and Peringer "we're in fine shape. I don't care whether McCants shows up or not." SEATTLE (UP) — The entire Washington team appears in good physical condition for the Utah game this weekend, with the possible exception of halfback Stew Crook, according to Coach Johnny Cherberg. Crook is not recovering too rapidly from his injuries in the Oregon game and "we're saying him for California," Cherberg said. EUGENE (UP)—The University of Oregon Ducks have a record which they haven't enjoyed for several seasons and they hope to keep it when they go against the Southern California Trojans Saturday. The Webfootts are leading their opponents in yards gained and will engage the Trojans with a record of 1584 yards to their credit, compared to 1505 yards for the six opposing teams they have met. BERKELEY (UP)—Thirty-four varsity players and three members of the Ramblers have been named to make the trip to UCLA by California's-coach, Lynn (Papyr) Waldorf. Named on the traveling squad were Tom Dutton, injured guard and captain, and fullback Steve Simeff, who has been out with an infected arm. Both men worked out yesterday in sweatsuits, but it was not known whether they would be able to play. BIG GAME HUNTERS—in front of their kill. Redding, and bagged four time, giving the local s the Blue Tick and Wall a pack. (Bulletin photo) Marciano Rated Best Since Dempf Cincinnati over Dayton, Drake over Bradley. South Louisiana State over Mississippi, stronger defense, but close. Army over Tulane, five defeats revealed Tulane's weak defense. Georgia Tech over Vanderbilt, by at least two touchdowns. Georgia over Alabama, merely home grounds edge, might be tie. Also Wake Forest over Clemson, Auburn over Florida, Tennessee over North Carolina, William and Mary over North Carolina State, Duke over Virginia, Maryland over South Carolina, VMI over Florida State, Mississippi State over Texas Tech., Virginia Tech. over the Ctadel, George Washington over Washington and Lee, Furman over Wolford. Southwest Baylor over Texas Christian, by two touchdowns. Rice over Kentucky, slightly stronger attack. Southern Methodist over Texas, close fight. Texas A and M over Tulsa, Tempe State over Hardin-Simmons, Denver over New Mexico, Arizona over West Texas State. Far West UCLA over California, Uclans are Rose Bowl conscious. Stanford over Washington State, Indians also seek bowl. Southern California over Oregon, about 26 to 14. Also Washington over Utah, north Texas State over San Jose State, Wyoming over Brigham Young, Utah State over Montana, Colorado College overr Colorado State. Unlucky Bees Engage Panthers at Orange The Colonists Bees travel to Orange tomorrow for their second league game of the season. Panther Coach Bill Trants has installed the UCLA single wing this year and to date his team is undefeated. They took their first league game last week from Santa Ana, 6-0. Coach Hunstock's boys defeated Huntington Beach last Friday, 7-6, only to learn yesterday that he had used an ineligible man due to an error in computing exponents, the game becoming a forfeit of the Offense. Both Coaches Hunstock and Frants were classmates at UCLA which are the contest a definite "Bruin flavor." Anaheim starting lineup: Offense Mata LE Lukens Beach LT Russell Prentice LG Trottier Trotter C-LB Avila Audoma RG Chambers Estrada RT Palacio BERKELEY (UP) — Thirty-four varsity players and three members of the Ramblers have been named to make the trip to UCLA by California's coach, Lynn (Papy) Waldorf. Named on the traveling squad were Tom Dutton, injured guard and captain, and fullback Steve Simeff, who has been out with an infected arm. Both men worked out yesterday in sweatsuits, but it was not known whether they would be able to play. STANFORD (UP) — Fullback Jarvis Watson was recovering from a charley horse and may see action against Washington State College Saturday, according to Stanford Coach Chuck Taylor. Tackle Barry Smith and fullback Kill Wentworth will be out, however. Smith is still recovering from a slight brain concussion suffered two weeks ago. Wentworth has a pinched shoulder nerve. LOS ANGELES (UP) — UCLA Coach Henry (Red) Sanders had cause for worry today following what he termed a "sloppy" punting and passing drill. But, while Sanders was unhappy over yesterday's practice efforts, he received some good news with notification that tackle Charlie Doud would be back (for today) drill and would be ready for Saturday's clash with California. LOS ANGELES (UP)—Southern California was bolstered today with the news that quarterback George Boxanic will definitely start against Oregon. However, this was balanced with the disclosure that fullback Harold Han probably will miss the game because of an injured foot. PCL Owners Meet Today; Uneasy for Loops Future LOS ANGELES (UP)—Club own-meet here today in what has been called the "most important meeting in the history of the league." President Clarence (Panis) Rowland and the owners are uneasy because of the growing agitation in Los Angeles and San Francisco for immediate Major League baseball. Rowland has called the owners together to discuss important "progressive" points concerning the future of the league. Coast League owners will hear a program presented by Phil Wrigley, owner of the Los Angeles Angels and the Chicago Cubs, regarding the future of Major League baseball for Los Angeles and other franchises. Possible sale of the San Francisco franchise now owned by the Both, Coaches Hunstock and Frantz were classmates at UCLA which gave the contest a definite "Bruin" flavor. Anaheim starting lineup: Offense Defense Mata LE Lukens Beach LT Russell Prentice LG Trotter Trotter C-LB Avitfa Audoma RG Chambers Estrada RT Palacio Williams RE Williams Sabo Q-S Gonzales Villafana LH Moody Avitta RH-LB Villafana Smith F-H Smith If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Flavor-fresh Cookies WEEK-END SPECIALS Marble Iced - Chocolate and Orange LAYER CAKES reg. 85c 74¢ Assorted Hallowe'en COOKIES SPEC. doz. 30¢ Delicious Old Fashioned Orange or Chocolate Iced SPICE CUP CAKES reg. 72c doz. 59¢ HOME PIE SHOP 238 E. Center St. Phone 4611 BIG GAME HUNTERS—Burlie Forest, left, 9681 Nutwood Ave., and Calvin Fields, 10441 Dale Rd., kneel in front of their kill . . . The local hunters made their annual trek last week to Squaw Creek, near Redding, and bagged four bear in five days . . . The hounds had all four animals treed at the same time, giving the local sportsmen some rapid-fire shooting for a few moments . . . The dogs are of the Blue Tick and Walker breed and are used exclusively for hunting big game, always traveling in a pack. (Bulletin photo) Marciano Rated Best Champ Since Dempsey Better than any heavyweight champion since Jack Dempsey, "and that would be a fight," is Trainer Charley Goldman's rating of Rocky Marciano. "He takes a punch better than Joe Louis did, even when Joe was at his peak. Joe probably would have made Rocky look bad for a while. Still, Rocky would have outlasted him." "Rocky would have been too strong for Jim Braddock. He'd taken Max Baer's punch and made him fold. Jack Sharkey couldn't have stayed with Rocky. Max Schmeling? Dangerous, but Rocky would have clubbed him. Gene Tunney was too straight up. Rocky would have clubbed him down. "Jack Dempsey?" Goldman asks "Ah, there would have been a fight!"" Professional football's issue on Sunday afternoon Bombshell Bobby Layne against Norman Van Brockundisputed leadership Football League will be at The Rams and Lions are entitled for the top spot with orders. Passing will undoubtedly tremendous part in the out the game. Van Brocklin, the NFL's second leading completed 12 of 27 for 25 and two T.D.'s to spearhead upset win over Detroit in tor City two weeks ago. Last year the combination Layne to End Cloye Box the Rams in two leaguements. The fleet Box pair of Layne pitches as won, 17-14, in Los Angeles caught two more when the prevailed, 24-16, in a return. Both Layne and Van Brocklin had hot fast outings. Tex by three for T.D.'s to Fullerton Cline and End Dorne Dibble last Sunday. The Dutchin nected on 15 of 26 for 3 and two touchdowns in Las les hard fought 38-24 truim the Chicago Bears. End Elroy Hirsch has the Brocklin's favorite receiver who ranks second in this department, has pulled for 480 yards and three downs. The fleet Bob Mellon demonstrated that he was capable replacement for the ed Tom Fears. Bob broke catch 43 and 70 yard passes from Van Brocklin final two minutes of the game against Chicago. He now Marciano Rated Best Champ Since Dempsey Better than any heavyweight champion since Jack Dempsey, and that would be a fight," is Trainer Charley Goldman's rating of Rocky Marciano. "He takes a punch better than Joe Louis did, even when Joe was at his peak. Joe probably would have made Rocky look bad for a while. Still, Rocky would have outlasted him. "Rocky would have been too strong for Jim Braddock. He'd of taken Max Baer's punch and made him fold. Jack Sharkey couldn't have stayed with Rocky. Max Schmeling? Dangerous, but Rocky would have clubbed him. Gene Tunney was too straight up. Rocky would have clubbed him down. "Jack Dempsey?" Goldman asks "Ah, there would have been a fight!" 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Bobby Layne leads the World Champion Detroit Lions against Norman Van Brocklin and the Los Angeles Rams. Undisputed leadership in the Western Conference of the National Football League will be at stake. The Rams and Lions are currently tied for the top spot with 4-1 records. Passing will undoubtedly play a tremendous part in the outcome of the game. Van Brocklin, currently the NFL's second leading passer, completed 12 of 27 for 208 yards and two T.D.'s to spearhead a 31-18 upset win over Detroit in the Motor City two weeks ago. Last year the combination of Layne to End Cloyce Box upended the Rams in two league engagements. The fleet Box speared a pair of Layne pitches as Detroit won, 17-14, in Los Angeles and caught two more when the Lions prevailed, 24-16, in a return match. Both Layne and Van Brocklin had hot last outings. Texas' Bobby threw for T.D.'s to Fullback Ollie Cline and End Dorne Dibble as the Lions edged San Francisco, 14-10, last Sunday. The Dutchman connected on 15 of 26 for 323 yards and two touchdowns in Los Angeles hard fought 38-24 triumph over the Chicago Bears. End Elroy Hirsch has been Van Brocklin's favorite receiver. Hirsch, who ranks second in the league in this department, has pulled in 29 for 450 yards and three touchdowns. The fleet Bob Boyd has demonstrated that he will be a capable replacement for the injured Tom Fears. Bob broke loose to catch 43 and 70 yard touchdown passes from Van Brocklin in the final two minutes of the first half against Chicago. He now has 14 Frank Mundy, who drove his Hudson Hornet to five first-place finishes this season, has been named by the American Automobile Association as the nation's champion stock-car driver for 1953, in A.A.A.-sponsored competition. MORE SPORTS PAGE 8 LOANS $25 to $1000 Commonsense Will says: "The fine folks at Commonwealth are neighborly, and anxious to serve you." Employed men and women receive prompt service here. Phone or come in today. 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