lesiDiigi Undefeated; Crash loggers,
Yoncalla Juggernaut
Advances To 'B' Finals
By BILL COULD
News-Review Sports Ed'lor
The wind, rain and mud at Fin-j
J. iv 1-ifUI rrufyy mum khumi
siow Dial luiu-iiiia f-atk
naut in the state cniiliu,
lion Anderson's crew
a potent e,nd eleven as
liie Knappa Lowers, '
anee into the state Clas:
lor the second consecutive
Alter the lir.sl half,
little doubt as In the
the fray. Tin l.oer
.slme of that two-pron,
offense worked to perlccimn in the
important content.
With the Kajjle sturdy forward
wall opening huge holes, tiie Lon
ger defense was ripped to shreds
and the J-Janle hacks ro;r.ned at
will. And, when the I.o,
ped this attack. Kon
,eis stop-1
Itevelle's
iasMiij started the ha.'les anew,
The Katies pded up a new loi.il
olfense reconi for one ;aine m
llus mshi's work. Thev rambled
Jul- 43T yards on the ar:iund and t
added Vl in the air for a total ot-
fense ol atil yard-
"It was by lar the be.d an'e
l'e seen them play," oolued an
overjoyed Anderson. "How aboul
Hint Wiley lOrlani or flolloman
I Dour) thai was somn runniiii,',
wasn't it? And Kniery iC'bH) did a
hcekuva job toil, didn't he," the
head man lonlinued.
Wiley lalhed four times, rwice on
passes from Hevelle and llolln
man hit paydirt three times. Wiley
came up Willi the longest run (if
the nighl. a 82-yard seairner from
the F.aiile 11 lo the Logger seven
before he was dropped.
Finery kept the Kagles in husi
ness all through the game with his
running and Hevelle alsj hit Jim
Booth and Oilf Morin lo b;ing his
lolal TD aerials to 35 for Ihe year.
Credit To The Horses
Hut it was Jlolloman giving just
credit lo Hie horses "up front."
When congratulated on his big
night of running, his only comment
was: "But did you see ibuse holes
(hose guys (Hie linemen) were giv
ing me.' lhey did a greai job."
r.rv iiiirrison lo k ins tired, ho
hauling troops, "We kno.-ked o(ficaa -Ds: Wiley 4. (1 and 21
.-...lie inrai leuins mis nine wc ,
just took it on the nose
But before lhey "look it on the
nose," Hie I.ogacrs slaited as if to
give Hie Kagles an interesting
night of football. They opened witn
a 52-yard sustained drive through
Ihe mud, rain and wind to score
Willi 6:54 left in Hie first period
It was the running of fullback
ftun 'Mark and righthalf Miko Ala,
coupkxl with two passes by Bert
Keippela taking Hie Loggc's lo Hie
initial touchdown of Ihe game.
Keippelii hit Ala from II yards out
for the score and Hie Katies stop
pert the PAT attempt.
The Kagles came right buck with
a 58-yard drive to go ahead in Ihe
game Willi 4:13 left in the opening
period. Ilolloman, Wiley and Kni
ery moved the ball lo ihe Knappa
II and on a second-down play.
Ilollouiiin exploded through Hie
line.
He went over rigid tackle, used
a nent change of pace and gallop
ed the 41 yards lo the end zone.
Wiley ran the PAT and from thai
moment, forward, it was all Ka
gles. Yoncalla scored next w.th jus1
1:37 lell ill Hie firsl half. Aller
sbakitig off two fumbles, the F.a
gles went CO yards on a drive,
with Ilolloman gaining a total of
37 yards and Kniery 25 in Ihe ill
tack, llollouiaii carried over from
V T1 . . V'1' rV ,h,u'" "!
1.. KU nun uic raises nau a
advauta
Eaglet Ltad By Two
One ot three Logger fumbles
i-ihlit hv iu V-ivit vi I ..n ..I1
. .,. .
JUb llilllUIlie lead enjoyed liyOll-
eaila. Dave Paller.son fi'inhled on'
the Knappa -18 and lloblh lecover-i
ed lor the r.iiKles.
."m Jnl5l. S"r:'iS ,"r'' lh 'arrirs from a 22 -point
nan. iiouonuin yaineii unir yarus
to the 'II. A Hevelle pas was m-1 mu(W;iv of the third period, lie
eoniplete and then came a pay- 'up wiU, 44 .Mlints for a ca.
u,;,.l,.,u'h- , , . tl , Ireer hiph.
Wiley went deep down the m.d- T, Aiinnpal0is Takers also
die on llu- pass pattern and wal l- , d Wl,luu,' lhoir aoe, fiu-r,l-
ered the hall in on the l.;.i-er lit.;ien ,.;1in Havor hu,
lie wrnt ironi mete tiuiiioiesteu im
the third Kanle seoie. i
lleceivinii the kiekoff 'o start the j
seeond half, the KuK.es yain re
(iiiied ,utt three pUns "o tally
(Hi l!ie Yoiu'iilla -li). Koevy went
through Ihe holt- al left taekle and
traveled lo the two betote he wa
overtaken. Kmery movei the iiiill
to the one on the next play and
Wiley earned over Irom then,
llulloniaii added the extra point on
a run and it was n iti-bbni; yanie.
The Kaules used jit fmir play
to score two additional I I s beloie
the Lo-"."'rs hit 'lv end 2t.no atMUt.
The liil iii ivt up by tbillo
tiKitt" 17 -vatj seamper o the l.o:
j;er L't ami a Ins' down. Wiley
went the lett side the 21 'ard ami
Ihe PAT I a iled.
Another fumble M't up the next
seore. Al-'i's fumble wa recover
ed by Don NolfMnser on ihe 11
and Wiley thru went on his H2-anl
burst, llevelle p.tssed to Booth ha
the Tl) Irom seven v;,vds out.
Kmerv ran the PA I' anil it was
M-ii, Vtilh 0.U1 letl in the third p. -nod.
The I.oyers nt into ih touch
down ad by j;oint: S2 artl in
three plays. Ala gained tic to the
Yone.nlla -IS and .Mark blasted hi
vny to the 2H a 19 y.ir I piekiin
and first down, tin the m t pla",
Ala went, the distance. Km Moss
took a pass for the puint i.lter.
Loggers End Scoring
The Katies scored aeain. with
the fourth period jul -'s seconds
old. II was an Suyard iiiie m
nine plavs, the cappers a 21 vard
nass from Revellu to (lilt Morin
carrying to (he 17 and Ihe touch -
down run from Ihere by lliilloman
Knur more nlnvs accounted lur
unolher Kagle TD. Ibis lime wuh
lii-vclle Massing five vavdi to Mo
rin fur Ihe seore. Noflsingcr. whol
had eontnbuted a 34-yard gain in
the drive, 'carried on the J'Af and
! it was a 52-13 .scurf.
The Kayles wrapped up their
: cenrme with 2:24 li'lt. A ItCVcHc
i ixnii pass Rood lor 28 yards set
ua the &core on the is. men in
Yards ruhin
Yards lost rusll
.Net yards rush.
fass attempted
l ass CMjnipleted
f'ass intercept.
i arils passing
'I otiil ollense
First downs
Punts
Punt average
rumbles
Kumbles lost
Penalties
Penally yards
TD for the rampaging Fap'es. But
a llevelle aerial was paved off by
Patterson on the 34 and he retui li
ed it the lili yards lor I lie third
Logger tally. Ala hooted liie PAT
successfully ' end the scoring
with 24 seconds left
And nuw the Faglcs return to
the state finals for a second try
at the grand pric of them all
the state championship.
Last year the Kagles had Ihe
dubious honor of helping set a new
combined scoring mark in a slate
championship football game du
bious because they were on the
short end of a 1.0-7 waxing.
Perhaps this year the .shoe will
be on the other fool.
Scoring:
Knappa 6 3 7 720
Yoncalla 7 Ii a 20-511
Knappa Tils: Ala 2. (11-pasi
from Keippela: 28-runl; Patter
son (liii-runr. PATs: Moss (pass
t i.,. ai.. i.;-.i.. v....
runs: 19 and 44 nasses from Re.
vellc): Morin (5-nass "Ironi He
velle): Boolh (7-pass from lie-
velle); PATs: Wiley (run); Jlnl'.o
nian (run); Kniery (runi; Noll
singer (run); Hevelle (run).
Champs Pile
Up NBA Wins
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tho Boston Celtics are achmy :
in every joint and muscle but you '
never would know it from the way j
they continue to pile up victories
in the National Basketball Asmi.
With six players musing injuries ;
the Celtics dctealed tne Syracuse ,
jugci- i-.asic general nun :o huh a - jtriZi , t H .. .-, vn- A S 8
;.!. down the middle again for th- - I.,,. . TUV U t .- -A. W?' 13
was again, touchdown. Hevelle rolled out to f i " . i Sri- J"-J. i V" . "f T. V", " '-vS
they iipp.Mj (lie K-ft and ran for the TAT. i , m4 W7, . t. f 1. i" f, , , , J
iiliiu to a.L Another LoSlici- fun,h, tins in f , J,T 4 ' 4' W.-Vu;, , ' V. ' 4. , 1
s li finals rovcrt-d by Carroll Nocd on tne T, , , ; fV " ? tif H'
ivc- year. I Knappa 3i, a))carcd to be anothci F t '' . f-' ' J Tr' ' K .'. ' '
ifLU Too Much Eagle h 'ini: . V; I
p. Yun. . ;
i: 21 h
I 1 I
A 11' 1 .
: ii
I :i ii
4
3 :'
i 1 1
"u !:
i
v.,i; i hi irti t.;,ilit uuiNfWi Hounni
iuuiutn ..nut 1',","J V
i wo ne ii any iiicuiijci owt v-uusj
and BUI sSharman, tallied 19 and
25 points, respectively.
All the injured players; includ
ing Bill Russell who has a swollen
left ankle, got into the Kiime but
they were una be to pay up to
par. Kussel did contribute 17
points and 2t rebounds.
Warriors Drop Third
The victory was the Celtics' 12th
in 14 games and strengthened
their hold on first place in the
Kystein division as the Philadel-
.,t,... ic
weni down in meir
third d.feat. The St. Louis Hawks
Jo-o,..,..! Wj., ( hjimhrrhnn In 24
I points.
his luwTst output uf the;
. ' .
1 season,
and won ltH-117 on Hon
111114 .-"' .luiiip auui 00 si;.-
e ore l ie end.
li thi Il'iuW wilh "
poinls but was topped hy I'liihi
delphia veteran I'aul An.in, wiio
put on n one-man-show in hnn
, (...t ,.., rl(1rlpll ln a 7,7:l
tr(UIl,lf ilrfp:iliiiL Dnlrml 10VK
Casper, Palmer In
Battle For Title
; Timber Koom
mobile, Ala (ap or,L
rhumpion Hill I as per Jr.. an 1 Mritw umry
former Alnslers titleholder Arnold ; ",,,n A
Palmer appeared ready to Mkr ' l.S haiti''1
ehariie today m the thiru round
Of the Mobile Open C.Olf Toiiriia-
I1H 111
I'asper wai tied for the lead
with xouiiK Jn C.uslin. (Uadwx ne.
Pa. Hoth had 7l ti8 eards lor
Ihe oprnini: two rounds.
Palmer was a stroke behind
, TL'-iiK-mo. The Ligonier. I'a , tir.t I
was in a tialfic jam Willi six olh-1 i v Hour iiwnr
eis at that point. I church-. Dru( i
I Belli appeared well on Iheir ! uu-mm w,
i cames. especially the powerfully t'i-i Tr.n.riT s.v i
'built Palmer wlio is making his yV""''" 5. 1
; second start afler n 10-week lay-1 fit. t-Mimii i n -5
iolf. The lll.'iS Masters champion ' Amirr.oii i-irt M.ikt ;
lot every green of the Molnle'IK;;,'-, vniw...,'", I
'Municipal course, a h,38.1-yaru
lavoul where par is M-ob 72.
Pilmtr Titd For Third
(iuslin carded a X)-:i5 fi8 round;
Friday to tic (per for the lead.
Ihe best round of the day was
, tinned in by Gav Bit-wer Jr. of;
U rvstal River. Kla., who touivd
., , .... .... ...
the ragged course in 34-:i.l h7.
The round, with his opening 7:1.
Save lum a 110 at the hallway
mark.
I Hunchi'il with Palmer ind
i Brewer in the seven-way tie for
1 third at Ito were F.rme Korlncr
of Sault St. Marie, Mich.; Monte
Bradley of llillsborn. Tex.; Waller
- ; Huikemo ol hranklm Hills, Mich.:
Jerry .Piltman of Tulsa. Okla .
and Tat Schwab ot fensacola,
Ha.
f f
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ADVANCING TO FINALS
enroute to a overwhelming 59-20 victory over the Knappa
The win puts tne Eagles in tne state finals tor tne second
contest was played in a driving rainstorm. (Paul Jenkins)
10 The News-Review, Koseburg, ore. Sat., Nov. i,
Bowling
U;TR0I'01J1 AN I.tAfllE , MERCHANTS LtACiLt
t. Vtt,
I W 1, l-ts.
Pacific Plywood
Hind Flying A
Gilley Trailer Supply
City Cleaner c
1. at hit in Distributor
Specialized I'miIn
Hesnlta; Ciillei Trailer Sale 2, Spc- (
ciiilird Pm'U 1: Piicilic Plvwniid 2.
lairds FlyniK 1; Latham Di&tributom
2, C'ily I'leHiH'M J.
High Scries: Norm l.ewellyne 132-220-1
10:i-35, Paeirtc Plywood.
l!lKh Gnme: Norm Lewdly ne 220.
Other High Scores: Carl Morrinn
2IH, Turn McVVilliams 207, Stan ricrsolj
TH'ILIU It T J.EAGI C
Ropkeu
"e"erJ . .
DoiiR),boi
satellite
C-1)U, nangen
lit Mi 2
17 1 2.1
17 ll 21
H. teu
8'i 24'j
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2 11
Hesults: Si.telliteK :i
Ttrucls 0: Thnn-
dcrbirii 2, News Mound 1; ConlltiuiRertt
2, Hockrts 1: Three Arrs 2, Explorers 1;
Doughboys 2. LnfterB 1.
High ,S'iio: Paul Yundt 167-1H6-202
3;i.i. Kxplorem.
High tiame: Cliff Saar JUS, Saielliles.
Othur High Scores: Dick IMolls 2W.
SPOKTN.MAN l.l.Atil K
I
State Pol tee 27 ! :i7
WmMun .Saw Shop 24 12 ;i.t
Dales tale 20 IK 27
Southern Ore Battery 18 Pi 2:t
Doug Co Sheriff IB LH 21
C'itv Police 14 22 l!
Pacific Plvwood 14 22 17
Phwood Service II 2. )t
Results: Slate Police :t. Dales I'afr 0
DoukIhs Co. Shertir 2. Pacific PI.mmmkI
1: Southern Ore Rait cry 2. Cilv Police
Winston Cham Saw 2. Plywood Scrv
ire i
ii, ! . r v- i. ,
' ,JJ'
hir, ciame; Kd Klemmer 212, Tiy
wood servu-e.
Olher Hinh Score: Matty Burkharl
200.
IN II l STU1AI. LCAHI E
W I, I'll.
K w
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2 Brulon Shoe
Tire 2, How ai d s
,H.ndare
High
s.iii-!i: n.... CHinphrii lua - ufl -
Jovln Hrakr Suunh.
Hish tiame; lUrlow Wilier 21i. Erv's
FIviiik " A '
Other llith S.-oi-r.. Bob Fdward. Toil
Trd niietlnrr :1H1. Mpi-lc Fiturrald 'Ml
I Uoc Wellman 2til. Irl L'omiitt 200.
'A I'll l, I.KAl.l I.
IM
, im- ch i: 7 i 1
1 HcmiIi T n.bcr Knmn 3. Pnul A-t.rfnil..
Smith, VImhc A 1 1 B.it A linw'j
i nu.n t-o ;i. i ,n u. .stmur-
, b'! Ias 0 1 '"p-i'm omo.no j t
.aiw ;,76 Sm,ih'i Mm . a
; Hmii c.mc: Mike w,.ou,i, -ji. mh
at.rtlVn
Other High
Ei in Km
Tl. Hrl
1 Tr.mlrr 0 Liunm-. .1. i:a . l.mniUi
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i'.. swrii.nni. . Mir, ih :i. i-k.!
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i iinh iir. Bill n.ion s;. Bn rm
2:1 it :tl
IB 17 21
IK in 2
1H 1H 22
17 l!l
Explosion In The
' -Mil . . J
si
The Yoncalla Eaqles pick up
Rose Ii ire Neon
Todd UmldniK Co. No. 2
Melrose Store
Dou Kin Painting Co.
Todd Building Co. No.
Vets Ho.spital
Kd hnie i Mangle
Moose Lodce
Pd
Ht'hitlts: llouolati Piiintlni! Co.
Sines Chevron 1; Todd Building Co. No.
1 One 0, Hose hurt; Neon :i; Moose Lodxe
:i, Melrose Store 0: Vetii Hospital 1, Todd
Biiilding Co. No. Two 2.
High Series; Don Akre 188-204-188
. Douglas Painting Co.
High Game; Don Akre 204.
Oilier Hi eh Score' Howard Pattison
I 2n, Jlal Dick man 200, Jack Cuinmlns
j 201.
I.. OIKS MAJOR CLASSIC LFAGL'R
I . W It
I Ken Bailey Irtaurawe 31 17
' Fair ha von Beauty Salon 27 1
i Wagon Wheel 26'i 21 'i
Winston Drugs 2:1 2.
Hoy St Ren's 21 27
Kmidtsou s Jewelerv Ij's ;t2'a
j Hesulu: Ken Hat lev Insurance y. Hoy
1 A Ken's 1: Winston Drugs :i, Fait haven
neauty Salon 1; Wagon Wheel 3, Knudt
son's Jewelers 1.
High Series: Anita Nichols 101-177-161
520. Hoy Ac Ren's.
High Game: Alta Bar tram 14. Win
ston Drugs.
Other High Score: Flo Slack 189.
CO.MMHtCl L I.EAti L F.
W I,
rt.
Kallh l.nlhcran
Boh Ac One's 2 IH 2H
I'ho stahte Tila 20 lit 21
Koss Miller's Mobil gnu 21 IK 2ti
So. Oregon Construction Ift 2.1 21
Koselnii B Motors 14 25 17
Results: Ross Miller's Mnnilgns X Bob
and Ci?ne"s 0: So. Oregon Construction X
Chrvslaliie Tile 0; IWeburg Motors 1.
Faiih Lutheran 2.
Hitfh Scries. Roy Loper 2-lM-184 -tioo.
Ross Miller' Mobilita
H iKh Game: Fred Aamot 257, Faith
Lutheran
' "n'r, "'. s,', r". '"".P"'1' '? 2nr
Hill Dales 206. J im Love 2.U Rnv Lihmt
226.
ROI.I.INO IMS l.l Alil F
. Melrose DaliT
! Sew Shop
j MfKay DruRii
i Pepsi CoIh
I Pueifii Ftnanre
I Merk's School ot
; Him-burfi Uowl
Kent Radio A TV
; Re-tun: The Si
School of Baton 1:
2! 1!
2H
20
w Shop n.
MeKuy Druij?
Merk s
Pa
rilic Finance 2. Meli
H;idio f tv aT Peps, coia 1 RoseburB
Dair:
. dries ' Ptn Hi Wolfe lfi.i-
IHA-ttift
411!". Panlir Fm.iii.-c
Ii IKh Ciainr; Vi Goodwin 149 Pa.-ifn-
i r,!;.1ncP- L r
Ollici- Hinh Siorrv Marv Cirrt 190.
'-'"r1118 "ee.a IBo. lAtu Yundl UW.
!
' CASCAIIE l.tlAtiTF
" ei.
Ml- Tlmir Tavern
Hinrtmrg Lions Club
Si ai Ilnthwav Drpt.
2
I'2
i itsnirs
llH'
in
Vnllfy Market
Kiiiicnr Vi-iircr
.Norm A- Lcun s jo
HrMills; Idle Hour Tavern
I ImiK Limn fUih J. Stat HiBhwuy TJp,,i
1 2. Norm & i.poii Amu n.id i r. ........
OTirrr .1. Kn i Ciranrr 0; Mark Inc.
urn Hiiev AiarKi't U
thgli Sn: Bill Bi
i8B - 2i7 - i82 -
77. Stjii Ittehu-Mv n.Mii
H'h U..mt. Lhuok C'ky Xi.l. Mark
Other Tt'eh Scor:
( Buchko 20-1
Bill Brown 207.
Ring Record
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
York (Madison
Square j
1 Garden) Willie Toweel. i:;.ii
j Johanncsliurp. South Africa, out -
Miiuiicu uen iiatinews, y.w-i, Phil -
diit'iiniia. lu.
Sao Paulo Brail - Paulo M.l-Mlarry F. Guggenheim by a wide
lis. 1,11. . Italy outpointed Jiroi margin.
Sawada. 9-,. Japan. 10. j c,ggenhe,m own Bald Lagle.
Coll.ot Footbill
-
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Miami (Fla.) 18. Michigan St
11
l-ll-n 'I. loviri.,,n 7
. . .... .
dcrs r.lic. C " lk'""i
ColleRe of the Tacific 20 San
jo-ie Mate 7
Ouachita (Ark 15, Hendrix 0
I'emacola
NAS 'ii, ln,v.
Mexico 0
! ft. Belvoir 19, Ft. l ee 13
l ai rly (San Luis Obispo) 4
Santa Barbara 20
Mud
4p
vr
more yardage at Fmlay Field
Loggers in the state semifinols.
straight year. Tne semifinal
Miami Eyes
Bowl After Upset i
Win Over Spartans
MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Miami's : with bowl bids and conference
Hurricanes, a young b':'. eager ! championships hanging in the bal-1
football team led by l:,2-pound
I Fran Curci. stood within one
tory of an Orange Bowl berth to
day after an 18-13 upset of Mich
igan State t rid ay nignt.
By beating Morula in 'neir u-
nal game next week, the Hurri
canes can clinch an inviuition to
meet the Big Eight runr.tr-up in
the Miami bowl New Year's Day.
Michigan Mate s Big Ten cc-
! leaders were in the runnin; for the
i Hose Bowl but their position was
i less hopeful. They'll go lo Pasa
dena only if Northwestern and Wis
consin are beaten or tied in their
closing games today.
Cure! Excites Crowd
Miami's stunning victory over
the hpartans last niglil neigtuetieu
Curci's All America chances. The
little field general direned lib
team beautifully and stirred a
crowd of 40.870 with an exciting
mixture of passes, runs and pitch
outs from the option.
An 80-yard third (piarter drive
tliat put the game out ot Michigan
Slate's reach at 18 t was almost j spot in the Sugar or Blue Bonnet
a one-man show. Curci completed , bowl.
four straight passes for 48 yards, j Arkansas, committed to the Ga
scored on a two-yard tun, and tor Bowl if it doesn't get the host
passed for two extra point;.. f spot in the Cotton Bowl, tackles
there are crucial games scat -
tcred all over the country today
Rooks Even With Frosh,
Post 7-0 Win In Mud
CORVAI.IJS (AP)-The Oregon
Slate Hooks and the Oregon Frosh
have wound up their 1959 football
rivalry all even
The Rooks downed the Froh.
70, on a muddy field here Kri-
Frosh Carry Torch
CORVALL1S (AP) Oregon
Stat College freshmen carried in
relay today a torch from here to
Eugene for th Oregon-Oregon
State football game.
Fifty students are taking part
In the relay over the old 44.2
mile road to Eugene.
day. The Krosh had won an ear
lier game. 38-34.
The Rooks marched 72 vards
in he second quarter to the only
touchdown of the same. Krnic
Thomson, a 195-pound fullback,
punched one fool for the seore
Pendleton's Ladd Horn kicked the
conversion.
Oregon threatened in the first
period. It drove to the Oregon
Stale 24 afler receiving a punt
on its own 40. Then the Kooks
held and took over the ball on
downs.
The Frosh marched to the
Rooks' 27 in the third quarter but
there the drive faltered.
A muddv field and strong winds
hampered passing.
F.arh team enuea me
season
; with a 2-2 record.
Four Horse
Vie ForTop
no tmp ASSOCIATED PRESS
..L m h--niiip li-adine mon-
cy-wmning owner of 1959 came
i right down to the wire today ;n
! a four-way nnisn wiui ine onus in-
vonns tne l ain m y si. ic ui lb .
i !nl Vox Handicap at Aqueduct
i ' . .11 u.nrf. nn nf ih chn.co,
.1.- c-j ooo-addrd Futurrv at
I '"r 'h' S'000 at"1"1 tU'U 5
Latest calculations showed C V.
IVhilllAVC
! . ..:i C.n Trtmninn
leading the oiSTr, w.lh mi..
Cain Hoy had SG60.O27. and the
BiDOKnieane siauit. maims inanin
I . t- .j liunrar ua npvt with
of.WMJM - Fourth is ; the Kerr
in nwmu i"1""
I Table, with $641,040.
' Round Tabla Rttird
Round Tabla has been retired
Tornado, Demos
To Second Title
Oregon Prep Playoffs
(Semifinal Round)
Friday Night's Games
Jefferson 33, David Duuglas 0
.Medford VI, South Salem 6
Class B
Yoncalla -"i9. Knappa 20
Saturday Games
Class A-2
Phoenix at Yale, 2 p.m.
Seaside at Coquille. 8 p.m.
Class B
St. Mary's (Medtordl at McCvven
of Athena, 1 :30 p.m.
Six-Man
(Championship)
St. Paul at Sisters, 1:15 p.m.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
For the second straight year it '
u-l hp .leflerson of Portland VS. '
Medford in the linal of the Oregon i
i ii... a.i hifh school font ha
championship. . i
Both won impressive victories i
in semifinal games Friday night
i Defending state champion Jet
; ferson, ranked No. 2 behind Mcd
j ford in the Associated Press poll,
I rolled over David Douglas of Port-
Orange
, ance.
Badgers Try Minnesota
Washington will become the host
team in the Rose Bowl it the Hus
kies defeat Washington State.
The Big 10 team for the Rose
Bowl also could be decided. Wis
cousin, Northwestern and Michi
gan Slate all are tied at 4-2. Wis
consin plays Minnesota in a game
that will be televised nalnmally by
NBC at 2:30 p.m.. EST. ar.a North
western tangles with Illinois. Michi
gan Slate has finished its league
season.
Clemson can nail dewn the
Atlantic Coast Conference crown
by beating Wake Forest.
In the Big Eight, Kansas, Mi-
i souri and Iowa Slate all are tied
for second behimi OKlahoma. in
second-place team will go to tho
Orange Bowl since Oklahoma
can't return. The Sooners can
knock Iowa State out of conten
tion, while Kansas and Missouri go
at each other.
Louisiana State goes a'ter Tu-
kmc and a victory will '.'ivc it a
1 Texas lech
LA Minus Team
And Ballpark
T.OS ANGELES (AP) T.os An-
? u' r1"" ,c, J'
I Hrolessional r o o t b a 1 1 League
; doi'fn 1 have a team or a bal1'
Dark.
But it did have a coach until
Friday.
(ieneral Jlanajer Frank Leahv
said Boh McBride has changed
his mind about taking the hea I
machine iota with the Los Angeles
tnarKcrs aim uiui uc iiina.1.
McBride from his agreement.
I hv id no announcement of
a coaching appointment win ne
mads until the American Le?sue
player draft, which starts Mon
day, is over.
Sports In Brief
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BASEBALL
KANSAS CITY
ln
tile first
official deal of the new infer
I league trading period, the Kan-
I sas City Athletics of tne Ameri-
I can League swapped catcher
Frank House for pitcher T o in
i Acker of the National League
; Cincinnati iens
RACING
NI'W YORK Nimmer (S.1.20)
staved off a dosing ru"h by Moo-i
Age to wi i Z Repnmari purse
at Acmcdiict
cmtina i it tip 'Frit (Stli celled
LOUISVILLE, K.v. me pae
; Prince Torch
t,..,u ; ib. rh..fnhiii
' Downs feature.
Stables
Honors
for good. Sword Dancer is through
r... n. -.,,1 n,. hi ..,
raC(.s have concluded with
; an exception here and there.
Cain Hoy was well hack in th
; H h :, R..w i-.... ran
, ojf R.jh the' Washington. DC. ln -
j ,,.rnational at Laurel, Md., Nov. 11
m
With 11 two year-olds named for
' the Puiilico l-uturity, the purse will
gross Slid. 820. the winner taking
IS71.3I0. Twelve were entered for
'the Ual anl 1-ox. Boosting the gross
nPT.
Bald Kagle is the early 7-3 choice
for the Gallant Fox. and if success-
mi sue utinniiicuii ma uiM,
Lmrlino mnnnv.u-inninn lit Ip with
,4"","f n
Wale, women, singles
! second or third money would be
I sufficient at either Pimiico or Aqut-
duct.
land, 33-0. Douglas was Hie No. 8
team in I he pull.
.Medford crushed sislh ranked
South Salem, 42-6, scoring in ev -
ery quarter.
Jeff's 34th Win
Mel Kenfro, who broke the
Portland league scoring record
this season led Jellerson as usual.!
After Mike Wyborney had scor
ed on a three-yard plunge, Renfro
put his team two touchdowns up
by returning a punt 7a yards into
the Douglas end zone, lie scorej
laler on a six-yard run.
It was the 34th straight victory
over a three-year span for the
Portland League champions, who
outgained Douglas 433 net yards
1"
At Salem Medford, which lost
zt-l lo Jeuerson in tne cnanip:on
ship final last year, scored Ihe
l""c 11 """V"
ing 77 yards on 10 plays. Alike
Hood swept left end 5 yards lor
Ihe touchdown.
Medford Tallies Twice
Shortly afterward, Medford re
covered a fumble on Ihe South
Salem 8-yard line. On the first
piay rKip cenneu scorea me
Colts Given Touchdown
Edge Over 49ers; Rams
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
V A Titil,. .U "
Y. A. Tittle comes "home" to
Baltimore Sunday to match tac
tics with Johnny Unitus, the quar
terback who replaced Inm in the
hearts of rabid Colt fans. The West
ern Conference lead of the Nation
al Football League is the prize,
and the Colts are seven-point fa
vorites to grab a share of it from
the front - running San Francisco
4l)ers.
Tittle, the 12-year pro from LSU
is od the spou San Francwoo Coach
Red Hiekey says . A will be
starting quarterback. But only la.-t
quaneroac-K. bui o uy iaM
Sunday Hiekey yanked liilie after
the veteran threw two p,:r passes
pjirv in hp 4flprs 14-.T hiss In I lp
t'hieago Bears.
no (.neers i-or 1. a.
But sub John Brodie di:I no bet-
ter, so Y. A. must return to the
lorm he showed in the 4:101s' iirsl
seven games. He must do it he -
fore the Baltimore fans who loved
him when he quarterbacked the old
Colls of 1948-49-50 and kept on
cheering for him when ne went t
San Francisco
Sunday, however, the Baltimore!"" '""' " move into a tirs;-
.... .. . nhlPP Fuutnrn tm o-iiU 41...
oncers win De lor tmias. who na.
thrown 22 touchdown parses tnis
Cannon Said
Not Posing
BATON ROUGE. La (AP)
I Former Gov. Jimmie Davis I
termed disgusting the accusation
by an opposing candidate for gov
ernor that Davis paid All Ameri
ca halfback Billy Cannon of Lou
isiana Stale $1,000 to pose for a'
political picture.
The accusation was made by
Gale Berry, operator of a Lake
Charles insurance agency and one
, of II candidates in the race,
I Berry, in a speech over a
.-iin uiujiui t it-it. ir-iuii biuuuu,
Davis had the picture circulated :
. to imnlv that Cannon was cndorsn
ing his candidacy. Besides tne
money, Berry said, Cannon re
ceived an offer of a good .iob.
"Cannon attended a breakfast in
my honor, and was one of a num
ber of those present 1 greeted and
was photographed speaking with,"
Davis said Thursday night.
James Cornell, LSU athletic di
rector, lold The Associated Press
thai Cannon assured him that no
consideration in any form was
ot-
fered or received at any time.
Chicago Cubs Deal For
Red Sox' Dick Gernert
I CHICAGO (AP) Tne cnicago:""1" "'J""1 " - miuckucwh
Cubs traded pitcher nave tuiiman
and infielder Jim Marshall to Ihe
!Hed Son today lor fust baseman!
Lii lv iii'iiiru.
H was one of the first deals un-
Sflei Ihe major leagues new 21
i dav interlcasue trading period'
which began today.
I Hillman last season had an 8-11 thews' face and kept dropping an
; record in "3 appearances, posting' overhand right to the jaw or hriii';
a :144 KRA. ' ing up a right uppercut to counter
j Marshall. 27. hit .252 in 10S Len s furious advances
games with the Cubs in 19."i9. belt-; Both Heferee Harrv F.bbcts (i
ing 11 home runs and batting in: 4.1 ) and judge Artie Aidala (S-.i-U
to runs. He came to the Cubs : voted for Toweel. Judge Rav Ko
trom the Baltimore Orioles late; zak had it 5-5 in rounds but oted
jm 1958. j for Matthews on points 9-5. The
iierneri. mi. oroKe in nun ion
1 Red Sox in 1952, hitting 19
homers in his rookie season. Thi;
' 'f.r- ba',c -2,?2 in RanlcJ:
with the Red Sox. hitting -11
hnmn,-. onA rinl-ma in A1) nine
Th. ,r,rt, rpducps the Cub rns.
j"' v""'"
... 1 - . n
WateS TeHIIIS Queen
Upsets World Titlist
SYDNEY. Australia (AP) An
8 year-old New South Wales girl,
Jan Lehane. rocketed into the !
, orld tennis spotlight today with;, Yak.ma is closer l the
j an upset victory over world chara- jeenter of the orlhwe!t'5 skiing
i ti' -r:.i
uion 4iana Duena 01 nratu.
i iavmii m rne semninai 01 me
cnanipionship at White City Miss
Lehane won in three thrilling so;?
1 6-2, 4-6, 7-j.
Roll On
eeting
'game's seeond touchdown.
I South Salem looked as if it
miiilil set back into the contest
iwhen Ken Sawyer ran BO yards
1 from scrimmage for a tuuch.lmwi
before the end of the first per.od.
But when Medford blocked the
kick lor conversion, the Saxons
still trailed, 14-ti.
Before it was over Hood had
scored two more touchdowns, on a
31-yard run from scrimmage and
an 89-yard kiekoff return. Ben
nett scored again on an 8-yard
dash.
Title Game At Multnomah
McCulloch Field in Salem,
where the game was played, wai
in good shape. Heavy rain that
had fallen most of the day ttop-
; ped just belore the opening kic.:-
off.
Both teams moved the ball well,
Medford making 286 yards rush
ing and 32 passing and South
Salem going 232 yards on 1I13
ground and 21 in the air.
A crowd of 4,300 watched.
The championship game will be
played at Mullnomah Stadium in
Portland either next Friday or
1 hauirciay.
season, passed for at least one
- : ' .... ......
score in 'Si consecutive league
games and needs only seen more
scoring passes to break the season
record set by Sid Lucknian of the
Bears in 1943.
49ers Seeking First Title
San Francisco has never won a
divisional crown in its 13 full sea
sons, but a victory by the 49er
(6-2) would put them two games up
on the Colts (5-3) with only threa
games lo play and all hut crusi
j Baltimore hopes of repeating us
Wcjleril and'lNKL ng
i roll vr,.tr,- ,.,,. u ..' ..i, :
a Colt vietnrv wm.lri .- .cH
first-place tie and mak the De
, 5 Baltimore at San France-o gam.
.. .. ' c
me Mepping sione into tne
I Dee. 21 title game against the Kasl-
l',m(..,.n,.. ...i
i -
! ""Vf"""1?
! . Llcvel.an?. Browns driving
1 1 , .''V83!," T ts''-,''n nwn
""X losl 10 tlle York Giants
last season.
nine-point favo-
M
lt's. ovc1' "' visiting Pittshursh
! Sleelers The Steeleis 3-1-1 clipped i.
- i , t,llinls 19 9 last week, cnabhinj
place Eastern tie with the Ciams
at 6 2. The Giants, who haven't
scored a touchdown in their la.-t
nine quarters, are five-point favtr
ites oyer the Chicago Cardinal;
(2-6 at Iinneapolis.
ln other sanies, the T.os Anqeic?
Rams (2-6) arc at Philadelpl'a
with the Kagle (5-3) favored by
four points; the Washington Red
skins (3-51 are live-point udcrdflus
to the Packers Ci-jl at ;recn Bav,
and the Chicago Bears (4-4) are
favored by five over the Lions
(2-5-1) at Detroit.
Toweel Impressive
In Win At Philly
IEW YORK (AP) - Willie 1 nv-
i .., i. i. .- ....
" e. ,ll.a"""':-
Biilish Linpue lightweight
champ from Johannesburg, .South
Africa made a hit Friday nigh; in
winning a split decision over Phila
delphia's Len Matthews.
It wasn't Towecl's victory that
inspired the enthusiasm. In fact,
there were many who thought Mat
thews deserved an edge.
Avoids Knockout
The thing that caught the
crowd's fancy at Madison Square
Garden was Willie's skill in avoid
ing a knockout alter being
knocked down twice in the cigluh
round. Under New York rules, it is
an automatic TKO when a (ighier
is down three times in one round.
"1 knew what 1 was doiiiL' all
the time." said Willie later, "t
&ul T,',1"
""'e said to myself. "He's not
So.ng to get mej in going to run'."
www vi i iwume
In the ninth Toweel boxed his
- ' way out of trouble after a heavy
bod v barrase. All nicht Ion he
I stuck an annoying iab in Mai-
ap card was 5-4-1 for Toweel.
Toweel, 139'. was clever. No
question about that. He didn't ear-
ry too much thunder in his punch
Perhaps he had trained down loo
fine. Matthews. 136'-3. was the slug
ger, always moving to the attack.
Too often he missed fire.
; Yakima Gets Ski Assn.
YAKIMA ( AP) The Pacific
Northwestern Ski Assn. is movin"
its headquarters from Everett to
i Yakima.
Directors decided on the move
.1 . n.Al,nfi horn Ihi. u a a t-
.1 Alan Matcnn. riirnptnr frnm 'Co
pupuidiiuu.
i . "v
i !;, 've sec-
sald officers would begin a mect-
; ing in Y'akima next Friday to plan
j operation of the new office.