Alaska Day
nie Reeder; 2nd. Marsh* Pax
ton and McGraw; 3rd McGraw
sifters.
Group: Ruth Franks, Dorothy
Olsen and Morris Sister*.
Youngest: Janet Joyer (4
months; Mary Ann Farr (six
months) and Charles Trierach
ield Jr. (7 months).
Native Costume:
Girl: 1st Robert Merrill; 2nd]
Florence Pel'ayo; 3rd Jean An
drews.
Boy: Michael Joyer
Couple: Williams and Far
quhar.
Grouip: 1st Jean Andrews Sc
Roberta Merrill; 2nd Toni Po
fiuus and Florence Pelayo.
Youngest: Gladys Farquhar.
Period Costume: Adult Fam
ily group (including child):
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Veatch
Miss Lulu Hoover and Ace
Veatch.
Native Costume Adult fam
ily group (including child):
Mrs. Mary Williams and child
ren.
GOP prospects
a “favorite son” candidate for
.president.
Harold E. Stassen, the pre
sident’s special assistant on dis
armament, said on a separate
program that “I do not consider
myself a candidate” even if Ei
senhower doe* n’t run. The for
mer Minnesota governor who
has sought the GOP nomina
tion in past years, Stassen said
he has “given no one any go
ahead” to promote him as a
candidate.
Gov. Lawrence Wetherby of
Kentucky, at Point Clear, Ala..
Doily Sitka Sentinel
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Based on the Book
CONQUEST OF SPACE
In Technicolor
with Eric Fleming
Walter Brooke & Joan Sawlee
figgects Never Before Equaled
— or Even Imagined
there for a conference of south
era governors that opens tomor
row. said the odds favor the
south voting solidly Democratic
in 1956. And, he fold newspap
er amen, he sees Adlai Steven
son as the winner in president
ial 'balloting if Eisenhower does
not run.
Sports Trail —
by Whitney Martin
NEW YORK {JP) In tsht past
few days Peanuts Lowrey. 37;
Eddie Waitkus, 36; Eddie Joost
39; Eddie Lopat. 37, and Howie
Pollet, 34, have been given un
conditional releases by major
league cluibs, indicating they
are at or near the end of itheir
playing careers. And their av
erage age, between 36 and 37
years — would indicate the age
at which the average successful
major lealgue player can expect
to call it a career. The athlete
hanging on to his job after 36,
is the exception, and a few who
still can hold down a job quit
before then. It seems to be sort
of a physical deadline.
One of the gifts presented
Brooklyn’s Johnny Podres at a
home-town celebration in hon
or of the World Series standout
was a fishing shanty for use in
angling through the ice. That’s
what you would call a frozen
asset, no doubt. Frank Kellerl
who was at bat, says Jackie
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ONLY THREE BIG TEAMS
SURVIVE WEEKEND PLAY
by The Associated Press
| Out of the rulbble of fallen
giants of college football today
there emerged three shining
lights — three teams that well
could fight: it out for tht myth
idal national title.
Michigan, Maryland and Ok
lahoma, all undefeated and all
powerful, could go all the way
Yet. with the season only half
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
•by The Associated Press
FAR WEST
Baylor 13, Washington 7
Washington State 9, Idaho 0
Oregon 21, California 0
College of' Pacific 13
Oregon State 7
UCLA 21, Stanford 13
College otf Idaho 20,
Willamette 13
Pacific Lutheran 20
Central Washington 13
Whitworth 19, Puget Sound 6
British Columbia 6, Western
Washington 0
Whitman 27. East. Wash 15
Seattle Ramblers 14, Linifield 13
Pacific 14, Portland State 7
Oregon Education 20
Eastern Oregon 19
Everett ’6, Lower Columbia 6
Humboldt State 24, Southern
Oregon 13
Grays Harbor 7, Olympic 6
Yakima 21, Centralia 0
Boise 50, Oregon Tech 0
ROCKIES
Utah State 32, Montana 6
Idaho State 14, Western
State 6
Montana State 29, Colorado
State 7
SOUTHWEST
Arkansas 27, Texas 20
Texas A & M 19, Texas
Christian 16
Houston 21, Oklahoma
A & M 13
N. Texas State 39, Hardin
Simimons 19
Southern Methodist 20, Rice 0
Texas Western 29, Arizona 0
MIDWEST
Michigan State 21, Notre
Dame 7
Duke 20, Ohio State 14
Michigan 14, Northwestern 2
Illinois 21. Minnesota 13
Iowa 20, Purdue 20
Oklahoma 4. Kansas 6 j
Colorado 34, Kansas State 13
Iowa State 20, Missouri 14
Indiana 14, Villanova 7
Wyoming 23, Tulsa 19
, Cincinnati 13. Marquette 12
f EAST
j Syracuse 13, Army 0
I Harvard 21, Columbia 7
j Pittsburgh 21. Nebraska 7
j Yale 34. Cornell 0
! Colgate 15, Princetin 6
LaFayette 21, Dartmouth 13
West Virginia 39, William
and Mary 13
Delaware 30, New Hamp
shire 18
| Maine 13. Connecticut 0
I Navy 34, Penn State 14
I Rutgers 14, Brown 12
I SOUTH
I Maryland 25, North Carolint 7
Tennessee 20, Alabama 0
Florida 18. LSU 14
Auburn 14. Georgia Tech 12
Mississippi 27, Tulane 13
;Wake Forest 13, N. Carolina
State 13
Georgia 47, Florida State 14
Citadel 25, Furman 19
NATIONAL FOOTBALL
LEAGUE
by The Associated Press
Pittsburgh 13, Phdldelphia 7 |
Chicago Bears 38, Baltimore 10
New York 10; Chicago
Cardinals 0
Cleveland 24, Washington 14
(Green Bay 30, Los Arigeles 28
San Francisco 27, Detroit 24
over and mosit of the big names
dumped along the way, even
these three are not invulner
able.
The Wolverines still have a
solid fiveigame Big 10 sched
ule to face starting with Minn
esota this week. After that,
they have Iowa. Illinois, Indi
ana and Ohio State, any one
of which could rise up and
whip them.
Maryland heads northwest- j
ward this week for a gamt with i
fired-up Syracuse, the same!
Orange team that unceremon
iously trounced Army, a three
touchdown favorite, 13-0 last
Saturday. If the Terps get by
Syracuse, they’ll have a clear
path.
Oklahoma, with a streak of
23, goes against another un
defeated outfit this week —
Colorado. Chances of another
Big Seven team beating Okla
homa seem impossible if Col
orado can’t do it.
But then look what happen
ed to Notre Dame, Georgia
Tech. Texas Christian, Wash
ington, Rice and„ Princeton.
All were favored at from one
to three itouchdowns and all
had been undefeated. When
the blackest Saturday of foot
ball season was over, a'll had
tumbled among the debris of
fallen giants.
Notre Dame hadn’t even had
its goal-line crossed until 'the
Irish came upon Michigan
State. The Spartans cracked
Notre Dame’s 11-game winning
skein and did it emphatically
21-7.
Georgia Tech, the scourge
of the southeastern conference
dropped a 14-12 decision to
Auburn. and its conference
lead along with it. Album
undefeated but tied by Ken
tucky, moved into the second
lead and the favored spot for
the Sugar Bowl plum come
Jan. 1.
Texas Christian, boasting
one of its best teams in years,
came a cropper at the hands
of a young Texas A & M team,
19-16. Bear Bryant, in his sec
ond year as head coach of the
Aggies, has done a fine job and
his club almost certainly will
be installed as conference fav
orite next year.
Washington, still at least
one of the favorites for • the
Pacific coast conference cham
pionship, was beaten by Bay
lor 13-7, while Rice another
Southwest conference power
house was shut out by South
ern Methodist 20-0. This, com
bined with Arkansas’ 29-29 vie
Lory over Texas, threw the
Southwest conference race in
| to merry confusion as usual.
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