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Oregon Depends J
On Light, Fast Line
By MATT KRAMER
EUGENE, Ore. UP) — Can a top
flight backfield make up for an
inexperienced line?
If it can, Oregon could become
the West’s top independent foot
ball team.
For in the backfield are Mel
Kenfro, prominently mentioned
for All-America, and three fast
teammates, halfback Larry Hill,
fullback Lu Bain and quarterback
Bob Berry.
Renfro, who was on almost ev
eryone’s All-Star teams last year,
is fast, nimble and rugged. He piled
up 753 yards rushing last season
and scored 13 touchdowns.
A hurdler and broad-jumper in
the spring, the 6-foot, 195-pound
senior from Portland, Ore., can
run the 100-yard dash in 97 sec
onds. He also can pass. But what
amazes his coaches is the way he
tears into blocking and tackling.
Head coach Len Casanova has
so many ends that he moved one
of them inside to try to bolster
the interior line.
Among those you may find pro
minent in pass-catching are three
seniors: Dick Imwalle, 6-3 and 200
pounds from San Jose; Rich
Schwab, 6-3 and 219 pounds from
San Diego, and Paul Burleson, 6-1
and 185 pounds from Inglewood,
Calif. A sophomore might steal
the show, though. He is 6-2 Ray
Palm, a 190-pounder from Rose
burg, Ore.
Between the ends there is no
regular returning ready from last
year’s team. There are, however,
four lettennen reserves ready for
tackle and three more to fill in at
guard and center. There also are
four promising sophomores.
Casanova expects his line to
average about 215 pounds, which
will be lighter, but faster, than
last season. In practice sessions he
has been stressing line-backing,
which he considers the key to a
solid defense.
Iceland passed a law requiring
all children to learn to swim.
Wanton Slaying of Bears
Marked in Fairbanks
FAIRBANKS 0P> — Officials
/oiced concern today over what is
ermed wanton Slaying of black
Dears in the area.
“They’re knocking them off like
nosquitos,” said Dist. Atty. Her
Dert D. Soli.
The reported killings follow re
Dent unprovoked attacks by black
bears on humans in this area in
which at least three men were
injured and one killed.
Six bears were fatally shot over
the weekend near Fairbanks, offi
cials said. No attempt was made
to salvage meat or hide.
“Some attempt should be made
to salvage either the hide, meat or
both,” said Fred Wolfstad, head of
the State Department of Fish and
Game office here.
“Bears are being treated like
nuisance animals,” he added.
“They aren’t. They are a big game
animal and their meat should be
salvaged.”
The wanton slaughter of bears
is illegal, Wolstad said, and it is
illegal to waste big game meat
even when the animal is shot in
defense of life or property.
THE STANDINGS
National League
W. L. Pet. GB.
Los Angeles 86 56 .606 ....
St. Louis 82 61 .573 4Vfe
San Francisco 77 66 .538 9Vfc
Milwaukee 76 65 .536 9V£
Philadelphia 75 66 .532 10V£
Chicago 74 67 .525 llVfc
Cincinnati 75 69 .521 12
Pittsburgh 69 73 .486 17
Houston 51 91 359 35
New York 45 96 .319 40Vt2
Alaska Ferries Carry
20,000 Over Estimates
JUNEAU OP) — The three ship:
on the Southeast Alaska marim
highway system carried 66,582 pas
sengers and 12,071 vehicles fron
Feb. 1, when service started
through Aug. 31, the Division o
Marine Transportation reportec
today.
Frick Sets I kites
NEW YORK UP — Baseball Com
missioner Ford Frick has set down
the schedule for playing this year’s
World Series. He also authorized
three teams to print World Series
tickets — the New York Yankees,
Los Angeles Dodgers and the St.
Louis Cardinals.
The Yankees lead in the Ameri
can League race by games.
The Dodgers lead the Cardinals in
the National League by 31/*.
Frick said the series will start
in the American League city on
Wednesday, Oct. 2. The second
games will be played there Oct. 3.
Oct. 4 will be an open date. The
third and fourth games, and the
fifth if necessary, will be played
in the National League city, Oct.
5, 6 and 7. Should the series go
beyond five games, Oct. 8 will be
an open date, and the series will
resume in the American League
park on Oct. 9.
In the event of a tie for first
place in the National League, a
best-of-three game series will be
played, starting Monday, Sept. 30.
The site of the first game will be
decided by a flip of the coin.
82 Penalized for
Fraudulent ESC Claims
JUNEAU UP — The State De
partment of Labor reported today
that 82 persons were found to
have filed fraudulent claims for
unemployment insurance benefits
in Alaska during the fiscal year
which ended June 30.
The 82 persons involved were
required to repay S8.297 in bene
fits obtained through false state
ments, withholding of pertinent
facts or misrepresenting circum
stances in order to obtain bene
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This is a land of soft beaches and hard, craggy bays lined by cliffs
1,500 feet high; a land of smooth-surfaced lakes bubbled by jumping
walleyes, trout and pike; a virgin land, yet well equipped with camp
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A stories-high Canada goose, its wings raised for
flight, welcomes travellers to the nearly tamed
wilds on the north shore of Lake
Superior, the world's largest fresh
water lake. The giant bird is at
Wawa, Indian for goose, historic
gateway to Ontario's new 540
square-mile Lake Superior Provin
cial Park, opened to the motorist
by the Trans-Canada Highway.
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Navy Notes Five Brothers
Now Serving Country
[ PEARL HARBOR — The
r Navy announced Sunday that for
, the first time since the fighting
r Sullivan brothers died in action
in 1942. five brothers are serving
together in the U.S. Navy,
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Officers said this was brought
to the Navy's attention by Chief
t Radioman Richard L. DeYoung, 27,
Pearl Harbor.
The other four DeY’oungs arc
I radar man Frederick, 29, serving
! at Brunswick, Ga.; Seaman Law
; rence, 22, and Johann, 17, both
aboard the submarine tender Klon
dike, now in the western Pacific;
j and the youngest brother, James,
who recently enlisted and is at
Great Lakes Naval Training Cen
i ter near Chicago.
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New Jr. Middleweight
MILAN, Italy UPt — An upset
victory over Ralph Dupas has giv
en Italy's Sandro Mazzinghi the
world junior middleweight title.
Mazzinghi knocked out Dupas in
the ninth round of their scheduled
15 round title match in Milan Sat
urday night.
The 25 - year - old Mazzinghi
knocked the New Orleans fighter
down twice — once for a count of
eight in the second round, and
then for the full count in the ninth
round. A whistling right hand
punch delivered the knockout.
Dupas, who is listed as 28 years
old, but has been fighting as a pro
for 14 years, was impressive in the
first round, but that knockdown in
the second told the story of what
was to come. Dupas won the junior
middleweight title from Denny
Moyer earlier this year, and then
successfully defended it against
Moyer.
Dupas weighed in at 152 and one
half pounds, while his Italian op
ponent weighed 153.
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