Football
Roundup
By the Associated Press
Coaches and athletic director cf
the country’s top football teams—a
cautious lot—were walking around
their campuses with fingers crossed j
today, afraid even to think cf the!
games coming up.
Every time they begin to think
of the coming bowl games theyi
shudder and think back to what
happened to Southern California.
The big, powerful Trojans of the i
Pacific Coast conference had i
bounced undefeated California, the
pre-season favorite. The coast title |
and the gold and glory of the Rose j
Bowl were virtually theirs.
But Stanford crashed the Trojans j
hopes Saturday with a 27-20 victory.
Now they're saying the Indian
can’t mirs. But can they? They
face Oregon State this week, but
the following week they go against!
California, which still is not rated !
a push over. Southern Cal has i
only one more game—a Nov. 24 date
with UCLA.
Same thing in the Big Ten. Illi
nois — another school overlooked in
the pre-season dope — boasts a 4-0
mark after trouncing Iowa. 40-33,
Saturday'. But Michigan and Wis
consin each have 3-1 marks, and
all three still have two conference
games to play.
Illinois tangles with Ohio State
and Northwestern, Michigan meets
the same pair while Wisconsin goes
against Iowa and Minnesota.
It would seem that Wisconsin has
the easiest task. The Badgers nip
ped Penn, 16-7, but Michigan drop
ped before Cornell, 20-7, Saturday,
in a couple of Big Ten-Ivy League
games.
Tennessee probably is the only
team that can take things mod
erately easy — with the exception
of Georgia Tech, which already has
accepted an invitation to the Orange
Bowl in Miami. The Vols, masters
of the Southeastern conference, had
a 60-14 limbering up exercise at the
expense of Washington and Lee and
need worry only about Kentucky.
Even if the slow starting be
hemoths from the blue grass should
beat Tennessee, Gen. Bob Neyland’s
outfit would get into some bowl —
Sugar, Cotton or Orange. Babe
Parilln and his Kentucky outfit
could do it, too. They trimmed Tu
lanc, 37-0, Saturday.
FROM FAIRBANKS
M. Hanlon of Fairbanks is stop
ping at the Baranof Hotel.
C. Snider of Ketchikan is regis
tered at the Baranol Hotel.
Volcanic peaks, one 7,000 feet
high, dominate the Azores.
The climate of the Azores varies
from 45 to 86 degrees.
Chief exports of the Azores are
fruit, gBain, cattle, dairy products,
canned fish and whale oil.
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This picture was obtained in Panmunjcia, Korea, from Tiber Mrrai,
a Hungarian Communist correspondent, who raid the nam air An
i erican prisoners cf war. lie said he made the picture at a cam »
r.’jar Pyongyang, North Korea (Oct. 4, 1951). I!c identified the men
gc, left to right: Alcis Prokcp, D. S. Army (no address); Cp!. Marvin
King, Oes Moines, la.; Capt. James Wilkinson, USMC (no address);
i Sgt. George Meilward, Souili hake (no state given); William ffan
neman, Chicago, 11!.; and S/Sgt. Daniel Aldwagc, Santa Ana, Calif*
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Parsons Is
Winner in
Auto Race
RAN MATEO, Calif., Nov. 12—W!
—johnny Parsons of Van Nuys,
Calif., averaged S7.3 miles an hour
to win the 150-mile national cham
pionship race for big cars yesterday
Par 1950 whver of the 350
mil" 1 :.-:ianapoli« rrcc, went the
distance without c. :/• p in, one hour
42:56.3 minutes. Tre victory wa
worth $2,500.
National champion Tony Bettcn
hausen of Ttnley Park. 111., finished
second.
All but four of the 18 starter
finished. It was the final race in
the 1951 AAA national champion
ship schedule.
PNA Brings 11;
Takes Out 29
Forty flew Pacific Northern Air
lines over the weekend with 11 ar
rivals here and 29 departures.
From Anchorage: A. Bandettlni
A. Ghiglione, H. Jepscn, C. Sea
man, L. Rugen, D. Lucason, H
Harper, M. Hyde, Mary Haas.
From Yakutpt: T. S. B^cheli**,
To Anchorage: Ed Garnick, H R
Bates, Harley Cartel, Frank Evans
W. C. Arnold, Nettie Ulmer, R
Hinds, Mrs. Andersen, A. D. Davis
R. Govorching, Elmer Gagnon, John
Budda, Harry Elie, I. M. C. Ander
son, Donald Simon, George Stone,
Sgt. W. M. Henderson, A. Gray.
To Cordova: A. French. _.
To Yakutat: Lew Lewis, Mrs. W.
A. Johnston. G. Week, Carl Scot
heim, Ben Durkey, James Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Peterson and Low
ell.
VISITOR FROM ANGOON
Harry C. Telford of Angoon Is at
the Gastineau Hotel.
AT THE BARANOF
John J. Finney of Seattle is stop
ping at the Baranof Hotel.
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Voting Republican
Club Being Formed
A Young Republican Club for
i 'uneau is in the process of be
ing formed, Bill Vernon announced
todav.
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' ‘ The purpose of the organization
is to stimulate interest in politics j
..rnong the young voters,” he ex
plained, "and interest them in good
government lor Alaska.”
The appeal Is to all young Alas
kans, he said.
The time and place of the first
meeting wil be announced within the
next few days.
FROM ANCHORAGE
Walter A. Erickson of Anchor
age is at the Baranof Hotel.
KANSAS CITY N - 12- .■T’l—i
.'act-finding con.•'.'•••';> discussee
■Oklahoma A. a. . il.O reply in the
.ohnny Eright ,i i yesterday, but
node no public comment.
Drake University has charged
hn> Wi!ba''ks S’"'i,v an Oklah> e
Aggie tackle, deliberately struck
r.gnt .several times cu.rmg a tooi
ill Ort 20. Trivht. Drake
•star Negro back, suffered a broken
uv in the game.
GIRL SCOUT LEADERS
TO MEET TOMORROW
All Girl Scout leaders and assist
ants are invited to the Scout coun
cil meeting tomorrow night at 8
o’clock in the Presbyterian church
social room. Mrs. John Kieley and
Mrs. Ray Taylor are in charge of
arrangements Refreshments will
be served following the meeting.
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