Daily Sitka Sentinel & Arrowhead Press;
Page Four Friday, October 7, 1957
LEGAL PROBLEM
votes, was the top man for the
at-large vacancy and would be
certified to Lyng’s seat.
However, the count of ab
sentee ballots shows that W.
W, (Ohieif) Laws, former Repuib
iican legislator from Nome, got
four write-in votes for an at
large seat.
However. Laws had been the
scecessful candidate for the1
single seat for district No. 7
(the Nome recording district).
He won that seat without any
WON’T PAY ALL TAX
tution . i
“I'm doing this deliberately j
because I’m dn a position
where I hope the question will
attract attention and carry i
some weight.” j
IMPORTANT GAMES ON !
TAP BY COAST TEAMS . S
by The Associated Press j
Although two unbeaten teams
clash for Pacific coast confer
ence leadership Saturday, the
western football spotlight wil
be far east of the Rockies
where standard-bearer Stan-j
ford goes after its second!
straight win against a Big Ten j
toe.
The Indians, who swung a
mighty tomahawk to topple
Ohio State last week, take on j
Michigan State at East Lansing j
with PCC prestige riding on J
the outcome.
The battle at Seattle be- j
tween the high-riding Trojans >
of Southern California and the i
hard-hitting Huskies of Wash-1
ingt-on will determine the mid
way lead in the conference
grid chase. Both teams carry
I perfect 3-0 records, including
a pair of league victories.
Two other PCC tilts are on
the menu. UCLA entertaining
unbeaten Oregon State at Los
Angeles Friday night an
Washington State looking for
its initial triumph against Cal
ifornia at Berkeley on Satur
day.
The non-conference sched
ule has Oregon host to Color
ado of the Big Seven at Eu
gene, and Idaho- making its,'
home debut against independ-1
ent College of the Pacific. San I
Jose State, also unaffiliated. 1
entertains Arizona State of
Temipe on Saturday night.
Stanford’s hopes against the
Spartans ride on the offensive
punch otf Bill Tarr and Jerry
Gustafson plus a rock-ribbed
defense. Tarr and Gustafson
rank one-two in confernce to
tal offense with three games
under their 'belts, Tarr top
ping the rushers with 289
yards and Gustafson the pass
ers with 225 plus another 60
picked up on the ground. The
Indians’ main problem is to
contain Michigan State’s mul
tiple offense handled by a
host of small, fast backs.
Jon Arnett, C. R. Roberts
and Bordy Duvall pack a three
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