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Show cer enough aerial guns to go over the big EOCE line. And the Oregon line is big. The top star on the visiting eleven is 200 pound end Lowell Kolbaba. He is one of the top ends in the northwest north-west and is expected to give the Parson backfield a rugged time Saturday. Teamed with Kolbaba at end is another star, Ron Lowe, a fine pass catcher. PARSONS TAKE CRACK AT OREGON 11 Westminster College, starting its first independent football season in history, picks on a toughie here Saturday afternoon. The Parsons will open their 1955 home season against Eastern Oregon Ore-gon College of Education at 2 p.m. Saturday and the game should give Salt Lakers a good idea of Westminster's strength. Coach Al Mercer, moving up from the high school ranks, has been holding twice a day drills at Dane Hansen Memorial stadium and said Tuesday that his team should be in good shape for the opener. Mercer will have the Parsons running from a T formation this year with a pair of young quarterbacks quar-terbacks holding the key to their suceess. Lefthanded Gary Nauman of Palo Alto, Calif., and righthanded Jimmy Coffey will share the signal calling position and both are capable ca-pable of giving the Oregonians a rough time. Nauman is a long-pass specialist and Coffey throws an accurate short toss which should give Mer- |
