anaheim-gazette 1950-12-01

2 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1950 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Army, Sooner Win Streaks Once Again Placed on Line NEW YORK (AP)—Oklahoma and Army, ranked as the nation’s two top college football teams, lay their unbeaten streaks on the line again tomorrow. Oklahoma, seeking its 31st straight victory, tangles with its arch rival, Oklahoma A&M, before 40,000 at Stillwater, Okla. Army, seeking to extend its unbeaten string to 29 straight, meets Navy in the annual service classic before 100,-000 at Philadelphia’s Municipal stadium. Sparse Program These two games highlight a spare national program that includes such traditional tilts as the Tennessee-Vanderbilt fray at Memphis and the Notre Dame-Southern California clash at Los Angeles. The Maimi (Fla.), vs. Missouri game tonight at Miami starts off the weekend activities following Texas’ 17-0 victory over the Texas Aggies yesterday. Oklahoma, already tapped for the Sugar Bowl, and Army, which prefers not to play post-season games, are heavy favorites. But Sooner Coach Bud Wilkinson and Earl Blaik of West Point are taking nothing for granted. Right now both would probably settle for one-point victories. Eye All-Time Mark A. victory for Oklahoma over the Aggies, followed by a Sugar Bowl triumph over Kentucky. BEYERLINES by Ernie Bryan Memo to AUHS Principal Paul Demaree who commented at last night’s football banquet, “I still don’t see why they call him (Sanders) ‘Red.’ His hair looks just about the same color as mine.” The truth is that the grey-thatched UCLA mentor never has had red hair. The nickname apparently comes from a sweater of obvious hue that Sanders was fond of wearing in his youth. Est-ce que c’est OK? Sanders spoke very briefly at last night’s gathering, relinquishing most of the time to the matter of dishing out monogram awards to the letter- Oklahoma, already tapped for the Sugar Bowl, and Army, which prefers not to play post-season games, are heavy favorites. But Sooner Coach Bud Wilkinson and Earl Blaik of West Point are taking nothing for granted. Right now both would probably settle for one-point victories. Eye All-Time Mark A victory for Oklahoma over the Aggies, followed by a Sugar Bowl triumph over Kentucky, would give the Sooners 32 straight, within hailing distance of the all-time streak of 34 set by Pennsylvania back in the gas-light era of the 1890's. Tennessee won 35 straight regular season games back in the 1930's, but lost two post-season games. Nothing would delight the Aggies better than to shatter the Sooners' streak. That goes double for Navy against Army. Under similar circumstances two years ago the underdog Midshipmen tied the Cadets, 21-21, and five years ago dropped a 21-18 thriller. As a rule past records mean nothing in an Army-Navy struggle. BEYER Sanders spoke very briefly at last night's gathering, relinquishing most of the time to the matter of dishing out monogram awards to the lettermen on this year's teams. He did, however, express the opinion that the utmost quality to be desired in a football player is the desire to play. He linked it to his own team. "We exceeded expectations," he said. "Some players came through whom we were not counting upon. The notable one was Ted Narsheim who wasn't even eligible to come out to spring practice this year. We weren't planning on him at all, but I don't know what we would have done without him at the end of the year and now it's going to be hard to get him out of there." Sanders made no secret of the fact that he would like to entice some football players Westwoodward on his current speaking tour. "We had the smallest freshman team in the country," he joshed, but it might have been no joke. The roster numbered 23 this year. "We didn't have anyone from Anaheim this year," Sanders said, "and I guess the closest thing to it is Santa Ana's Donn Moomaw. Of him, all I can say is that I wish I had more of the same. I would say he's as good a sophomore as I've ever seen and he's going to get better." Sanders, who did most of his coaching in the free-proselyting South, took a passing shot at the PCC's "Purity Code." "The code is ridiculous. There are many clauses, but about the only one I really remember is that a boy must seek out the coach. So all that I do is wait in my office for the mail. It's thatched UCLA mentor never has had red hair. The nickname apparently comes from a sweater of obvious hue that Sanders was fond of wearing in his youth. Est-ce que c'est OK? Needs 82 More Ted Tannehill established record in 1945 with 559 yards. Thus far Carmichael has trailed 478 yards — needing only against the Tighting Irish to himself in the record books. Carmichael — tagged "Hou while serving in the Ma Corps — has twice galloped 100 yards in a single contest which enhances his chance break. Pannehill's standard. ping off 161 yards in the Org game, the sophomore back that he may have any other Crawford coach could enter in a single. In that case folk game, Hou took a pitchout, shot around end, and wound up 67 yards down field with a touchdown. That the longest scoring run from so image by a Trojan back since Kirby went 72 yards against gon State in 1947. Almost Missed It Carmichael's other 100-plus fort took place in the Washington contest when he picked up yards through the rugged H defense. While what the Santa Ana has done on the gridiron season is noteworthy, how most didn't get on that grid is even more interesting. Two weeks before the open game of the year, a rumor got out into print that Carmichael was ineligible for PCC competition because of a tryout with Los Angeles Rams during his rine hitch. He admitted the time he didn't even think it as an infraction of the code. Gets Voted In A vote of conference representatives reinstated Michael—only after much swaging by Cravath and the innovator Gridder. 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There are many clauses, but about the only one I really remember is that a boy must seek out the coach. So all that I do is wait in my office for the mail. It’s not working too well, either. I know, for example, that there are several seniors here in Anaheim and I haven’t received any letters from them yet.” Ever since UCLA’s resounding 39-0 thrashing of SC last week, Sanders has become one of the most popular of the grid banquet speakers, and he’s currently working at a two-per-day clip. “I’ll admit I’m trying to round up some boys,” he said. “This year I’ve made more speeches in California than anyone except Jimmy Roosevelt and Helen Gahagan Douglas. And we’re all having the same kind of luck.” C. O. GARSHWILER announces the opening of his new Public Accounting Office 1081 North Palm Street Opposite North End La Palma Park Telephone Anaheim 5806 Hornets, Indians Open with Pasadena; Dons Face Glendale Vaqueros Tonight Basketball, junior college variety, returns to Orange county tonight with both Santa Ana’s Dons and the Fullerton Hornets stopping the lid off their 1950-51 schedules. The Hornets, naturally, should floor the most interesting show since the Eastern conference champs—who were undefeated in loop play last year—will be operating with an almost all new lineup this year. Gone are starters Jerry Schmitz, Bruce Bennett, and Don Johnson—all giants to Los Angeles universities. Fullerton will receive a stiff test to see if it can replace this go from Pasadena City college, 86-82 conqueror of Long Beach earlier this week. Sunset league fans will also be given a chance to see Fullerton’s Indians in action tonight. The affair in the Fullerton gym is tripleheader with the Bens and the Indians meeting Pasadena high school before the junior college clash. Santa Ana, meanwhile, takes off against a perennially darnous Joe in Glendale. The Vaqueros already have four games under their belts, all of them victories. Troy Floundering, But Santa Ana’s Goagy Menaces SC Running Mark By JOE DIGLES Daily Trojan Sports Writer A country boy name of Al Carmichael has found over last three months that there still are plenty of wide open leses left in the city. Operating at left halfback for the Southern Californiaans, Carmichael has taken advantage of these openings amble over land for gains which approach new rushing ends at Troy. Tournament Session Near at Horset For Sunset, Orange Loop B Team Sixteen class B teams were ready for their ney of the season today as they faced the tipoff for Orange county tournament game next Tuesday after the Anaheim gym. All 12 of the Orange county B squads, plus ten Bell Gardens, Long Beach Jordan, Downey and will take part in the straight elimination playoff. A consolation bracket will be held for first-round losers. Anaheim’s Bs will play one of the tourney’s opening games, meeting Garden Grove at 2 o’clock. The Colonists are also slated to perform in another tourney the following week while the Anaheim gym will be hosting the Huntington Beach tournament for varsity teams. That will be the class B Bonita tourney on Dec. 14-16. Anaheim’s first game will be against Bell Gardens at 8 p.m. on Dec. 14 in the play that also includes teams from Ventura, Burbank, El Monte, Chino, Glendale Hoover, Bonita, Inglewood, Orange, Monrovia, Burroughs, Whittier, Covina, Citrus, and Long Beach Wilson. LA Cage Team Go in Opening LOS ANGELES (F) California’s Trojans use basketball squad again State of Tempe tonight getball season shifts gear in the Los Angeles SC, rated as a likely for the Pacific Coast Southern division title four veterans and one in the game with Tempe is forward Don Eby, a national honors who frosh record last season points in 17 games. The University of C Los Angeles, defending Coast conference champion makes its debut for Bruins, with Eddie Jerry Norman and Arly turning, will face an al tet led by Don Barksdan Stanich and Dave Mine A country boy name of Al Carmichael has found over the past three months that there still are plenty of wide open fields left in the city. Operating at left halfback for the Southern California Rams, Carmichael has taken advantage of these openings to amble over land for gains which approach new rushing yards at Troy. Needs 82 More Al Tannehill established the field in 1945 with 559 yards. Far Carmichael has traveled yards — needing only 82 last time rushing under Coach Jeff Cravath. Carmichael — tagged "Hoagy" serving in the Marine — has twice galloped over yards in a single contest, which enhances his chance to win Tannehill's standard. Rip-off 161 yards in the Oregon State sophomore back went to any other Cravath-led team in a singleton. That was theirook game, Hoagy a pitchout, shot around right and wound up 67 yards down with a touchdown. That was biggest scoring run from scrimbling by a Trojan back since Jack went 72 yards against Orestate in 1947. Almost Missed It Carmichael's other 100-plus look place in the Washington State when he picked up 106 through the rugged Husky defense. What the Santa Ana great done on the gridiron his is noteworthy; how he alldidn't get on that gridiron more interesting. Two weeks before the opening day of the year, a rumor broke into print that Carmichael uneligible for PCC competition because of a tryout with the Angeles Rams during his stitch. He admitted the fact he workout, but said that at time he didn't even think of an infraction of the PCC. Gets Voted In Vote of conference faculty representatives reinstated Carcel—only after much sweaty Cravath and the innocent error. But Hoagy was to have a turn off officially quit. Dec. 14 in the play that also includes teams from Ventura, Burbank, El Monte, Chino, Glendale Hoover, Bonita, Inglewood, Orange, Monrovia, Burroughs, Whittier, Covina, Citrus, and Long Beach Wilson. SPORT MIRROR By the Associated Press Today a Year Away decided to make time football and is the Ivy league after best season in history. Five Years Aged defeated Navy, 32-13, 18th straight with P.C. Truman a monogam spectators. Ten Years Ago—ka accepted a bid Stanford in the Rose football game. Fifteen Years Aged New York Giants othe Eastern division National Pro Football In 47 years of football this season, the University zona has recorded 205 against 103 defeats and MAKE WAY, HISTORY—Threatening to rack up the one-season rushing mark at SC tomorrow is sophomore halfback Al Carmichael. The talented Santa Anan is by far Troy's leading ground gainer and has averaged better than five yards per carry this year. Maxwell Stiles of the Los Angeles Daily Mirror called Carmichael "the best back on the Pacific Coast." And he wondered out loud about just why Hoagy's talents weren't being used. Following all those wails, Cravath installed his soph whiz in the starting left halfback position, moving veteran Johnny Williams to safety. The moans didn't bring about the switch, but rather the steady improvement of Carmichael as a ball-packer. The man who said "They hit harder in this league" started to hit with more force himself. Gradually, he's come along until, now at the close of the season, Al Carmichael is a tough customer to stop. The Tally Sheet Example of this is last week's UCLA slaughter in which the Trojans suffered their worst PCC loss, 39-0. Carmichael's total-yards-gained figure looked mighty slim at 31. That is, until you glance at the rushing statistics for the remainder of the backs. They totaled a healthy minus one. Here's the up-to-date box score on Carmichael: Games TCB YG YL Net Avg Iowa 4 42 1 41 10.25 Wash. State 20 69 7 62 3.19 California 11 27 1 26 2.36 Navy 2 1 — 1 .59 Oregon 14 161 0 161 11.50 Stanford 17 52 2 59 2.90 Washington 10 106 0 106 10.60 UCLA 11 39 8 21 2.81 Totals 89 497 19 478 5.37 City League Basketball Cotlers's (39) Hornets (13) 8. E. Bielefeld F Copeland, 6 2 A. Bielefeld F Gleen, 3 11 Stewart C Robinson, 2 10 Vuksonovich G Menasco, 2 2 Brunet G Vejan Halftime score: Cotler's 18, Hornets 4. Scoring subs: Cotler's — Pina 2, French 4. Bob Williams (26) Ritz (49) 3 Duncan F Gonzales, 6 1 Hall F Knapp, 13 6 Goff C Berg, 8 4 Reper G Stringer, 5 9 Bengoecha G Panner, 6 Halftime score: Williams 12, Ritz 22. Scoring subs: Williams—Mead 1, Trapp 2; Ritz—Lopez 5, Hamilton 6. Of the 69 coaches listed on the varsity football staffs of Big Ten Schools, 37 are alumni of the institution at which they are coaching. on Near at Hand ge Loop B Teams were ready for their first tourey faced the tipoff for the first game next Tuesday afternoon in nty B squads, plus teams from ordan, Downey and Rosemead LA Cage Teams Go in Openers LOS ANGELES (UP)—Southern California's Trojans unveil their basketball squad against Arizona State of Tempe tonight as the basketball season shifts into high gear in the Los Angeles area. SC, rated as a likely contender for the Pacific Coast conference Southern division title, will floor four veterans and one sophomore in the game with Tempe. The soph is forward Don Eby, a prospect for national honors who set an SC fresh record last season with 207 points in 17 games. The University of California at Los Angeles, defending Pacific Coast conference champion, also makes its debut tonight. The Bruins, with Eddie Sheldrake, Jerry Norman and Art Alger returning, will face an alumni quintet led by Don Barksdale, George Stanich and Dave Minor. HERE COMES THE GROOM—Likely to see only limited action, however, is center Jerry Groqm, 1950 Notre Dame captain. Groom and halfback Billy Gay are both on the injured list and may join Coach Frank Leahy among the non-participants. SC, Irish Clash in Finale LOS ANGELES (UP)—The well good a way as any to say it—get trampled Trojans of Southern drubbed by UCLA. 39-0! It was THE University of California at Los Angeles, defending Pacific Coast conference champion, also makes its debut tonight. The Bruins, with Eddie Sheldrake, Jerry Norman and Art Alper returning, will face an alumni quintet led by Don Barksdale, George Stanich and Dave Minor. In other openers, Peppardine collides with a New Mexico A. & M. fivesome hailed as the strongest to come out of the state in 10 years, while Loyola University lakes on Caltech. SPORTS MIRROR By the Associated Press Today a Year Ago—Harvard decided to pull big time football and stick to the Ivy league after poorest season in history (1-8). Five Years Ago—Army defeated Navy, 32-13, for its 18th straight with President Truman among 100,000 spectators. Ten Years Ago—Nebraska accepted a bill to play Stanford in the Rose Bowl football game. Fifteen Years Ago—The New York Giants clinched the Eastern division title in National Pto Football league. In 47 years of football before this season, the University of Arizona has recorded 205 victories against 103 defeats and 18 ties. HERE COMES THE GROOM—Likely to see only limited action, however, is center Jerry Groom, 1950 Notre Dame captain. Groom and halfback Billy Gay are both on the injured list and may join Coach Frank Leahy among the non-participants. SC, Irish Clash in Finale LOS ANGELES (P)—The well trampled Trojans of Southern California and Notre Dame's embarrassed Irish come to the end of a melancholy fall tomorrow. They meet on the gridiron for the 22nd time, and if fair weather prevails, some 65,000 of the more faithful followers of their current fortunes will assemble in Memorial Coliseum for the game. It's been a long and interesting series and in hand tomorrow will be a scattering of fans who saw it start back in 1928 in the days of the late Knute Rockne and Howard Jones. The encounter this time, however, is blessed with more past prestige than prevailing glory, and some have even earned it the most unimportant finale of the nation's 1950 grid wars. Notre Dame, its great undeniable streak of 39 games broken by Purdue early last October, its bright Green then forehead to bow to Indiana and Michigan State, and even curtsure in a tie with Iowa could use a win over the Trojans to end the season. The Trojans could use anything. The record shows but one triumph in eight games, over a weak Oregon eleven. And just seven days ago they watched themselves — which is about as good a way as any to say it—get drubbed by UCLA, 39-0. It was their worst display since Michigan taught them a 49-0 lesson in the 1948 Rose Bowl game. The sad past does not mean a dull game; however, it could be a good one. Frank Leahy, boss of the Irish, is not adverse to belaboring the Trojans, quite soundly if possible, and it appears he has the weapons to do it with such men as Bobby Williams, Bill Gay, Jack Landry, Bill Barrett, and John Pelbom operating in the backfield. The Projan coach, Jeff Cravath is badly in need of a win. 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