South' Eugene
Sets Clash
ith Pirates
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Seventy-two high school football
games are scheduled throughout
the state this weekend as the
season goes into its fourth week.
Medford, the No. 1 team in the
Associated Press poll, will play
unraoked South Salem. Medford,
undefeated o far this season, is
the defending A-l champion.
Jefferson, runnerup last year
and No. 2 in the poll, will play
Grant while Madison, No. 7, will
play Cleveland in Portland Inter
cholastic League games.
Undefeated South Eugene, No.
3. will olar once-beaten and once-
Ltied Marshfield, tied with David
'Douglas for the No. 10 spot in the
poll. David Douglas .will play
Iiillsboro in a Metro League
eame.
Another important Metro
Leacue Tame cits Central Cath
olic of Portland, No. 4, against
Astoria.
Boscburg, No. 5, will play
Thurmon of Swinrfield. North
Salem, No. 6 will play Sweet
Home in a Vxllcy League contest.
Another Valley League game
sends Albany tied for eighth
with Tigard against Lebanon.
Tigard will olay Oswego in a
Tualatin-Yamhill Valley League
game.
League Standings
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
. NATIONAL LEAGUE -
, W L Pet CB
Pittsburgh 93 58 .616
Milwaukee 87 4 .576 6
St. Louis .. 86 65 .570 7
Los Angeles 80 71 .530 13
San Francisco 76 75 .503 17
Cincinnati 67 84 .444 26
Chicago 59 92 .391 34
Philadelphia ... 56 95 .371 37
Thursday Result
St. Louis 4, Los Angeles 3 (N,
10 innings)
Only game
Friday Games
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (N)
Milwaukee at nttsburgn (N)
Chicago at Los Angeles (N)
St. Louis at San Francisco (N)
Saturday Games
Milwaukee at Pittsburgh
Chicago at Los Angeles (N)
St. Louis at San Francisco
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Game Coverage
Saturday will be a busy day
for local radio stations and
sports fans alike.
KRNR will carry play-by.
Elay action from Multnomah
tadium where the OSC Beav
ers will be tangling with the
Houston Cougars. Broadcast
time is 7:45 p.m.
The Roseburg - Thurston
game at Springfield will be car
ried by KQEN at 7:45 p.m.
KQEN will also broadcast the
first portion of the Oregon
Utah contest to be played at
Salt Lake City Saturday night.
Air time for the Oregon game
is 6:45, and will be carried un
til the pre-game broadcast
from Springfield begins.
Pittsburgh's Dick Groat
May Play Against Braves j
Coach Predicts
Win For Yanks'
ARDMORE. Pa. (API Totton
P. Hoffelfinger threw caution to
the winds, Ve peered through the
mist at the Merion Golf Club
scoreboard, noted the United
States was 20 strokes ahead with
36 holes to play and commented:
i d say we nave a very good
chance of winning this thing.
This "thing" was the World Am
ateur Golf Team Championship
sought by 32 nations. Heffelfinger
is the nonplaying captain of the
American foursome.
The team, composed of Jack
Nicklaus, Deane Beman, Bob
Gardner and Billy Hyndman, to.
taled 413 strokes after 36 holes.
Under the scoring system used
here only the three low scores of
any four-man team are counted
Nicklaus, Ohio State University
junior, toured the Merion Golf
Club par 72 course in 67 Thurs
day, adding to his first day round
of 66 for a 133 total. Beman. Uni
versity of Maryland senior, had
71-67138: Gardner, of New York
City, 71-71142, and Hyndman, of
Philadelphia, 71-76147.
The Great Britain-Ireland was
second with 433, defending tillisl
Australia 439; Mexico and New
Zealand tied at 442. South Africa
445 and Canada and Rhodesia
Nyasaland each 450.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Pittsburgh Pirates may
give injured shortstop Dick Groat
a comeback tryout tonight while
the New York Yankees, leroing in
on their World Series date with
the Bucs, are busy trying for the
majors' longest winning streak in
six years and an American League
home run record.
Groat, sparkplug of Pittsburgh s
first National Leagupennant win
ner in 33 years, nasn t played since
Sept. 6. That was the night a slider
thrown by Milwaukee's Lew Bur-
dette broke bis left wrist.
Now. with Milwaukee once more
in Pittsburgh for a three-game sea
son finale. Pirate manager Dan-
mv Murtauen may aeciae 10 una
out whether Groat will be of any
help when the World Series opens
at Forbes Field next Wednesday.
If Groat can t come back, the
Pirates will go with Dick Scho-
field, a good-field, "no-hit" utility
man wno Diayeo nis usual sieany
glove game while subbing for
Groat and surprised by hitting .400
in the 19 games.
The Yankees, meanwnue. were
able to breathe easy over catcher
Elston Howard. X-rays failed to
show a fracture in the rieh'hand
ring finger, injured by a foul ball
Wednesday night.
He won t
a week or so,
fnr ninph-hittinB.
The Yannees. wno give ngm-
hander Art Ditmar (15-9) a finS
tuneup in tonight's game against
Boston, will be shooting for their
13th consecutive victory in the
opener of the three - game set
against the Red Sox. No major
league club has won 13 in a row
since the 1954 YanKees.
The American League champs
also need just one home run to
break the league mark of 190 they
set in 1956.
St. Louis beat the Los Angeles
W L Pet.
New York 94 57 .623
Baltimore 87 65 .572
Chicago ... 86 65 .570
Cleveland 74 77 .490 20
Washington 73 79 .480 ZVA
Detroit 69 82 .457 . 25
Boston 65 86 .430 29
Kansas City ...... 57 94 .377 37
i fThursday . Results :"
No games . ..
Friday Games
Boston at New York (N)
Cleveland at Chicago (N)
Detroit at Kansas City. (N)
Only games
Saturday Games.
Cleveland at Chicago
Detroit at Kansas City (N)
Baltimore at Washington
Boston at New York
OTI Slates
Portland 11
Dodgers 4-3 In 10 innings Thursday game of the Braves again in their
night in the only game scheduled scrap for second place. Larry Jack
in the majors. son won his 18th with the help of
The Cards, winning on Ken Boy- reliever Linday McDaniel's 27th
er's one-out double off reliever Lar- save in the 10th after the Dodgers
ry Sherry (14-10) pulled within one I put the tying run on base.
Deer Hunters Welcome
In Forests Of Umpqua
"igh, I see the heavy dee
bl able to catch forfe":
o, but he'll be available p"8. tender tret
By MRS. MILTON HAMMERSLY
"Deer hunters are welcome in
thfj) Umpqua NiOnal Forest
around Tiller this year."
To clarify the position of t"h e
Forest Service on the matter of
hunting within forest boundaries
and to stifle erroneous rumors that
have circulated in the past. Ran
ger Hillard M. Lilligren of t h e
South Umpqua district made that
statement this week. His words
were echoed by Ranger John Wil
son of the Cow Creek district.
Deer have caused considerable
damage to young tree plantings
and Ranger Lilligren is anxious to
see the heavy deer population de-
of seedlings ana
trees not only rep
resents a considerable sum of mon
ey in current expenditures, but has
the long-range effect of defecting
efforts of reforestation to provide
future timber supplies.
"With our invitation, however,
we must urge hunters to heed a
few obvious precautions," Lilligren
said. ' Unless we get heavy rains
now and during the season, the
woods will be extremely dry and
we'll appreciate hunters being cau
tious with fire."
Where private lands lie within
the forest boundaries, we cannot
give permission for hunting, but
permission should be sought direct
ly from the landowner.
"During the final days of the
hunting season, those hunters who
possess a valid deer permit for
the Douglas or Evans Creek man
agement units and an unused gen
eral deer tag, will be eligible to
hunt antlerless deer in those areas
in accordance with provisions of
the Oregon State Game Commis
sion governing such hunts," Ranger
Lilligren continued.
"We are not asking for whole
sale slaughter of deer, but we do
hope that hunters who are entitled
to take deer this season will help
us with our damage problems while
acquiring game for their freezer.
We have a limited supply of maps
avauaDie for distriDution ana per
sons wishing information on hunt
ing in our districts are invited to
call at the district offices at the
Tiller Ranger station," the ranger
concluded.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The race for the Oregon Col
legiate Conference football cham
pionship opens here Saturday with
four teams in action.
Oreeon Tech. the defending
champion and undefeated in two
non-conference games, will play
Portland State at Klamath Falls.
Portland State has won one, lost
one and tied one.
Oregon College of Education,
with one lftss, will- play eastern
Oregon at La Grande. EOC has
lost its two pre-conference games.
Southern Oregon, also a two
time loser, is host to Whitman of
the Northwest Conference at Ash
land. ...
Heath Resigns
As Bevo Boss
PORTLAND (AP) The board
of directors of the Portland Bea
vers of the Pacific Coast League
Thursday accepted the resigna
tion of Tommy Heath as general
manager and field manager ot tne
baseball club.
Arch Kingsley, club president,
said that Heath's resignation was
his own idea. Kingsley added that
there are no plans to hire a suc
cessor until Portland has settled
its difficulties with the major
leagues. . ,
Portland filed a damage suit
against the majors, charging loss
of income because of television.
Tha nltiK ic nnui nttomntino In rnnph
a compromise settlement with tne
majors. - .... , ..
Fight Results
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
San Francisco Hank Casey,
159, San Francisco, beat Henry
Hank, 159, Detroit, 10.
McKecsDOrt. Pa. Freddie
Martinovich, 136, Pittsburgh, beat
Carmie Price, 138, Pittsburgh, 10.
Tokyo Chartchai Lamphafa,
Thailand, ko'd Atsushl Fukomoto,
Japan, 2, flyweights.
SSI
West Coast Clubs Slate
Grid Action For Weekend
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
West Coast football challenges
the military this weekend.
Army plays at California and
Navy at Washington. Stanford
fights the Air Force at Denver.
The Middies could use help from
their service brethren. Washing
ton, ranked No. 3 nationally, is the
highest scoring team in the coun
try. The Huskies have collected
96 points off College of the Pacific
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Washington and San Jose State
were the only winners of the 11
coast clubs last week, while
UCLA managed to squeeze a tie
from Purdue. .
This week should be a bit better.
San Jose and UCLA vacation, but
Oregon plays unbeaten Utah in
Salt Lake City, Oregon State hosts
Houston, and Hawaii ventures to
College of the Pacific. Those three
are night games.
Southern California, a pre
season favorite beaten twice, goes
to Columbus for a rugged atter
noon with Ohio State, ranked
ninth nationally.
Washington "stale tries tough
Arizona State at Tempe, and Ida
ho takes on Montana, somebody
its own size, at Missoula.
Navy whipped Villanova 41-7
and Boston college zz dui meets
an armada in Bob Scnloredt and
enmnanv.
Army gets a much better break
in twice-beaten California. The
Bears, however, showed improve'
ment in losing last week 21-7 to
Notre Dame, especially in the
passing department. Army's two
victories came over Bunaio, ji-u,
and Boston College. 20-7.
Stanford lost two first string
linemen in the 24-7 loss to Wiscon
sin, and Coach Jack Cartice didn't
have much to begin with. How
ever, he can promise an aerial
dogfight with his Dick Norman
challenging the Falcon's senior
ace, Rich Mayo.
The Oregon teams, after losing
to two Big Ten teams, drop down
a bit in class.' The Utes have
whipped Hawaii and Arizona,
while Houston took a 42-0 opening
drubbing from No. 1 ranked Mis
sissippi before pulling an upset
last week, 14-10, over Mississippi
State.
Small Hawaii lost to Fresno
State last week, and Coach Jack
Meyers' Tigers, hungry after loss
es to Washington and Marquette,
should feast a little.
The Arizona and Montana
games are toss-ups. Arizona State
dumped Colorado State and West
Texas, but Washington State was
upset by Denver after whipping
Stanford. The Cougars will be
after scalps themselves.
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