, . MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 26, 19&1
DANDY OF THE FRISCO DONS
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HEADING for an All-American berth, San Francisco’* sprinter-fullback*
OUle Matson, continues to set records in scoring and offense In a brtl-
V llant individual performance which has kept the D6ns undefeated, fti
seven games, OUle has carried the ball 180 times for 1,37# yard* and
17 touchdowns. Matson, 21-year-old Negro who has run the century
- in #.6 seconds) has hit pay dirt on runs of 94, #O, 98, 54 and 03 yards
among others. He was an outstanding star in the game against Void*
ham, played in New York. ) llnterutttonai)
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Stanford Possesses
.Excellent Receiver
* SAN FRANCISCO Coach
Kip Taylor and the Oregon State
Beavers attempt tomorrow what no
other football during the past
three years has been able 4a do:
Stop Stanford All-Amerionl end
BtU McColl from catching posses
This is the game t^at- provides
the “test case” Imt 0- -'Stanford
University footwr team that Is
gwmtao-lar 'a *Rose Bowl bid ,
and. incidentally, its first perfect
■“ Indians would clinch the bowl bid
and a g|une in TaCadsna NOW
Tear's Day against the Big Ten
representative, probably Illinois.
But Oregon State, a powerful club
in Us own right, will be shooting
for the upset. And to get It, the
man theyll have .to stop in McCoU
In his three years as a varsity
star, McColl has caught an even
100 passes, good for 1,478 yards
j*and 14 touchdowns. He stUl has
v lwp games to go and the scoring
potentialities are unlimited.
So far this season he has gathered
in 34 passes for 497 yards and
seven touchdowns. This despite the
fact that most opponents have as
signed two and thrA men to watch
McCoQ on every play.
TWO TO ONE FAILED
“I. had two men on him all
through our game,” said Jess Hill
of Southern California. “And still
<%they couldn't stop him. He's a
s is aboi\t the moat-used
word In describing McCoU. At six
feet (our inches tall and 228 pounds,
’he is as springy as a cat; fast.and
‘clever. He is a *straight-A student’
✓ and studying’ to be a doctor.
He Is an expert 1 field-goal kicker,
although seldom getting a chance;
and last year he was used on de
fense, too. because of his fine
tackling. This year he has become
Mi expert blocker.
w Ope of Mcedi's major values to
the team is his decoy ability. He
la down there faking on nearly
every pass, using up valuable de
* fenders. As a result of his threat,
he weakens the opposing team
defenstvitt.
, Florida Bowls List
Prospective teams
ms By ED GOINS
• T gperta Writer)
Officials of the Oater Bowl today
listed titnw tfttmn under conakkera
tion for the berth' opposite the
University of Miami in their annua)
(New Tear's Day gone. \ ”
Sam Wolf son, chairman-«f th*
that Clsmson was the’‘‘most logical
ronsbtertigJDk^Qnia.^mmSr
as the host team 1948
Meanwhile, officials of the
A Rooty-Toot-Toot
For Kentucky Robe
By BILL FERGUSON .
(United Brass Sports Writer)
ATLANTA cm Vito Babe
i Parilli, an adept student of football
; magic at Kentucky, makes “bums’
es his teammates, tools of the op
i position and Just about the hottest
AU-Amerldkn candidate in Dixie,
i The Bluegrass Bobber, who in
three seasons has converted Ken
, tucky’s sports fans tram .the gym
nasium to the stadium, stinds out
, like i lighthouse in .the South'?
- collection of stars in
! JS^£^ASS!X%:
i en straight . victories, Alabama's
Bobby Marlow and a raftoffkat
passing quarterbacks give Dixie
more thin its share of beokfield
talent this .year, but the Kentucky
Babe is in a class by blipwtf. ■;
PartUi, vrtndind
reers In the South's history, is a
i coach’s dream. AltlwugbJiAitehlor
quarterback froin RoeheSttr ! 'Wi n
orit Kentucky* Cowh
says his deceptive
his No. 1 virtuei.
WHAT A BALL HANDLER
One highly-confuted: guard toW
his coach at halftime of' »' game
with Kentucky tb*t - TOrim* hot
only making,-the «8&' H Awppear
he’s pulling spare halfbacks out ol
the air." * '/■" ‘ '<■.
The. six-foot-one, 190-pounder
needs » math major to keep his
records straight. Heholds a nation
al mark for completing 23 touch
down passes in one season and he
l shqres another tot tossing 47 In
three. He also has established a
record by mining 4,08# yards in
the air in three yean. So far this
season, nine games, he has tagged
198, completed 11 for 1,354 yards
and 18 scores.
“Babe Parilli is the greatest T
formatlon quarter!* k who ever
steod behind a center" Bryant laid
When.lt comas te sura-armed
auarterbudu. the South Is.loaded
There’s OeorgU Tech’s Darrell
Crawfhfd, Florida’s Haywood Bum
van, Vanderbilt’s Bffl Wasp and
Georgia’s Zeke Bradkowskl.
Up front, three' gdards, Oeorgla
Tech’s Ray Beck, Maryland’s Bob
Ward, and Ted Daffer of Tennes-
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