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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Several surprise results Friday
nisht left in deeper doubt the out
come of Oregon class A 1 high
school district football races.
Benson, the No. B team in the
Associated Press poll, upset Mad
ison, Jo. 2, which Had Deen in
first place in the Portland high
school league, 6 0.
Fifth-ranked Jefferson rebound
ed from a defeat by Grant last
week bv downing Lincoln, 19-6
Grant. No. 9. beat Franklin. 27-14
The results left Benson atop the
league standings with a H I rec
ord, Madison and Jefferson tied
for second at 6-1-0 and Grant third
with 5 20. The Portland schools
have two more rounds of play.
Unranked Roseburg spilled
Marshfield. Mo. 3, 6 0, and hoiun
Eugene, No. 7, walloped sixth
rated North Bend, 20-0, in Mid
western League contests. South
Eugene, with a 4-1-0 season mark,
took over first place wilh North
Bend, Marshficld and Koseburg,
each with one loss, still in con
tention. David Douglas, No. 4 In the poll,
and unranked Central Catholic
continued in a tie for leadership
; of the Portland Metrop o 1 1 1 a n
League with 6 10 records. David
Douglas beat Sunset of Beaverton,
28 12, and Central Catholic turned
back Centennial of Gresham, 19-0.
Right behind the leaders is Mil-
. waukie, 5-1-1, after a 41-0 rout of
Gresham.
Medford, defending state cham
pion and No. 1 in the poll, was
a rude host to Reno. Nev., team,
which goes home with a 47-6 de
feat. Grants Pass, No. 10 and tied
with Medford for first place in the
Southern Oregon Conference, play
Crater of Central Point today.
XT4U C.I.m ki( ilhanv 17.7
and now is alone in first place
in the Valley League with a 3 0 0
record. Albany now is 2-1-0.
In the Tualatin-Yamhill Valley
League Tigard took over the No.
1 spot although for the second
straight week it was held to a tie,
this time 0 0 by Tillamook. Tigard
now is 5 0-2, ahead of Newberg,
now 5-1-1 after a 15-7 loss to St.
Helens.
in the wuco League neynoias
of Trouldale, the leader, was tied
bv Jesuit of Beaverton, 13-13.
Reynolds now Is 4-0-1 and Jesuit
3 0-2. Also still in the running is
Wy'Easl, a school south of Hood
River, which is 4-1-0 after a 25-13
win over Silverton.
The Dalles took over first place
In Ihe Jmormounfaiit League. It
is 5-0-0 after edging Baker 20-13
' while renaicion was nanaing
Bend lis first league defeat, 20-13.
Pendleton and Bend now are
4-1-0.
In class A 2 CoquIHe and Myrtle
- Point, both 3-0-0, now are tied for
' the lead in the Sunset 6 League.
1 Coquille knocked off Gold Beach,
28-7, and Alyrtle Point overwhelm
I ed previously unbeaten Bandon,
1 45-S.
Sherman of Moro took sole pos-
- session of first place in the central
division of the lnterm o u n I a i n
League with a 13 0 victory over
(Madras. Milton - Freewater broke
'a tie with Vale for top spot in
the league's eastern division by
downing Vale. 26-7.
Central Union of Monmouth-Independence
sprang a mild surprise
in class A 2, It edged high-scoring
Willamina, 20-13, in a non-league
game.
Ilarrisburg became the second
team to win Its way into the class
B playoffs when it lambasted Co
burg, 430.
Veteran golfer Gen Sararen
won the IT, S. Open twice, the PGA
three times, the PGA Seniors
twice and the Masters and British
Open once each,
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Michigan Slate's all-time basket
ball rebound leader is Johnny
Green, credited wilh 1,0.15 recov
eries in three years of varsity play
1957-58-59.
Yoncalla Eagles Edge
Elklon By 12-0 Score
Yoncalla's Eagles continued to
romp in Biro B League actions as
the Eagles downed Ihe Elktnn
F.Iks 12-0 Friday alternoon at Yon
ralla to remain undefeated in
league play.
Quarterback Dwight Pontius led
the Eagle attack passing for 107
yards and crashing into the end
lone for the first Yoncalla tally.
Halfback Elwood Bardwell was the
leading ground gainer for Yoncal
la averaging six yards-per-carry
for a total of 85 yards.
First Quarter Doadloc;
At the end of the first period the
two squads had played to a 0-0
deadlock and the Eagles picked
up a TD in the second quarter to
lead 6 0 at half time. The final tat
)v for the Eagles cam early in
the fourth period.
Etkton kicked off to open the con
test and the trams battled bark
and forth around the midlicld stripe
fur the full 12 minutes of the first
quarter. In the second period the
Eagles took over on their own
47 yard line and started a drive
toward the end rone,
Pontius set up the tally complet
ing a 30-yard pass to halfback
Dick Thicl which gave the Yoncal
la 11 a first down nn the Elks four
yard marker, Pontius crashed into
Ihe end inns for Hie six points on
a quarterback sneak to put the
Eagles out in front.
Repeat of Opening
Ihe third stanza was a repeat
of the opening quarter as neither
tram was able to keep a drive
voing to get on the scoreboard.
Early in tha, final quarter tha
lies gainra possession 01 me Dallied).
LEONARD BLIX PICKS UP YARDAGE in Roseburg's drive
for the lone tally of the gome against the Marshfield Pirates
as the pass snagging end latches onto an aerial from
quarterback Mike Brundage to move the ball from the
Marshfield 44 to the 18 yard line. Blix was deadly oh the
receiving end of Brundage's passing as he hauled in four
o me newi-neview, Koseourg,
Riddle Irish
Over Myrtle
The Riddle Irish moved into un-
disputed possession of second place
in the Umpqua Valley League Fri
day night by upsetting the pre
viously undefeated Myrtle Creek
Vikings 27-6.
This win gave the Irish a 3-1 rec
ord and left the Vikings with a
2-1-1 mark in conference play. Suth
erlin leads the league with a 2-0-2
mark.
Cava Weakley Stars
Senior halfback Dave Weakley
was once again Ihe top scoring
gun for the Irish as he picked up
177 yards on 18 carries and cross
ed into paydirt wilh three of the
four Riddle touchdowns. His young
er brother Ron accounted for the
fourth TD with a pass to Dennis
Dunn.
Weakley scored in both of the
opening quarters, as the Irish look
a 14-0 halftime lead. His first
touchdown came on a 38-yard run
around left end with 4:10 gone in
the first quarter. Keith Hansen
added the extra point on a line
plunge to make it 7 0.
Adds Another Tally
Weakley scored again in the sec
ond quarter by smashing 28 yards
off tackle and ran the PAT.
After playing to a scoreless
deadlock in the third quarter, the
Vikings scored on a 20 yard scam
per by fullback Steve Dean. They
missed the PAT to make it 14-6.
Dave Weakley again put the
Irish into a safe lead by romping
around right end 26 yards to score.
Brother Hon then added the fourth
tally nn the 49-yard pass to Dunn
and Dave added the extra point
to make it 27-6.
In addition to his running, Weak
ley averaged 34 yards punting.
Irish coach Jack Salo said this
was once again a team victory and
cited Mike Patrick and Bob Saily
and end Eddie Teague raced across
the goal line with the insurance
11).
With a first down on his own
48 Pontius faded back and tossed
downtield where Teague hauled the
pigskin in for the six points. Again
the PAT attempt failed and the
scoring was over for the contest.
The win for coach Blair Har
rington's squad gives the Eagles a
4 3 record for the season and a 2 0
league record. In the opening round
of league play the Eagles out
manned the Canyonville Tigers.
Along with Bardwell and Pon
tius tha
fullback
Yoncalla coach praised
Bill Thompson for his
offensive work and tackle Jerrv
Reeves for his outstanding job on
defense. Thompson crashed through
the line for 56 yards averaging
47 yards-per-carry while Reeves
charged through the hue to bring
down Ihe Elklon ball carriers and
intercepted an Klk aerial.
Eagles Domlnat Game
Yoncalla picked up 177 yards on
Ihe ground and 107 through the
air compared to 37 yards gained
rushing for Elkton and 34 yards
gained passing. Yoncalla led in
first downs 12 3.
Next week Ihe Eagles will face
Cohurg in a non league game and
Elkton will host the t'anvonville
Ttgers In Biro B League competi
tion. Scoring by quarters:
Ik Ion 0 0 0 00
v v
Yoncalla 0
Scoring: Yoncalla:
0 12
Pontius 4
yard run (run failed), Teague 48
Ea-iyard pass from Pontius (run fail
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Score Win
Creek 11
for outstanding defensive work.
ihe vikings, surprisingly enough
considering the final score, oulgain
cd the Irish 258 yards to 248. Rid
dle picked up 12 first downs and
held the viks to seven.
Scoring by quarters:
Myrtle Creek , 0 0 0 66
Riddle 7 7 0 1327
Scoring: Myrtle Creek; Dean 20
yard run (run failed). Riddle; D.
Weakley 38 yard run (Hansen on
run), D. Weakley 28 yard run (D.
Weakley on run), D. Weakley 26
yard run (run failed!, Dunn 49
yard pass from R, Weakley (D,
Weakley on run).
Insecticides May Be
Fish Damage Source ,
WALLA WALLA (AP) Con
siderable evidence indicates in
secticides and herbicides used in
agriculture make their way into
streams and damage fish, a re
search worker told the Northwest
Pollution Control Association con
vention Thursday.
He was Edward F. Eldridee. of
the U. S. Public Health Service.
A total of 235 delegates were reg
istered as the two-day assembly
convened.
Ralph Roderick, Corvallis, Ore.,
said industry is not paying a fair
share of the cost of providing
waste treatment facilities. He dis
cussed the rales cities should
charge for disposing of industrial
waste.
Robert G. Anderson, chief of the
construction division ot the Pub
lie Works Department, Tacoma,
also spoke.
Betsy Rawls, winner of the
USUA s women s national open
July 23, ts toe only goiter to win
the tournament four tunes.
Catcher Joaquin (Jake) Azcue,
recently called up by the Cincin
nati Keds from Jersey City, plays
tne trumpet as a nouny.
utlierlin Swamps Oakland
Sutherlin's Bulldogs moved Into
first place in limpqua Valley
l-cague action by walloping the
Oakland Oakers 44 0 Friday night
at Sutherlin while the Myrtle Creek
Vikings were losing to Riddle.
The Bulldogs have a 2 0-2 record
in league play having tied Myrtle
Creek and Glide. Alyrtle Creek suf
fered its first loss and now are in
! Hrd place with a 211 record with
I Riddle jumping to second place
ooasting a 31 league mark.
Treman Pacat Bulldogs
Fullback Jim Treman paced his
entire team and stated that the two
platoon system employed by Suth
erlin worked well against the Oak
ers. Gunderson felt that quarter
hack Jim Foster was outstanding
for the Bulldogs as "he seemed tu
call the right plays all night."
After playing X a 00 deadlock
during tha first period the Bull
dogs jumped to a 20 point margin
at the halftime break as Treman
picked up one TD and two PATs.
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tough holding OaUKj) to a total of
91 yards fur the cuuicsL Of these
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of the ten passes completed by the Indians Friday night on
Finlay Field. Minutes offer Blix haujed in this pass Brund
age connected with halfback Marlin Burgess in the end
zone to give Roseburg its first victory over a Marshfield
grid team iin 22 years, a thrilling 6-0 decision, (News
Review Photo)
Powers Cruisers Score
35-12 Win Over Tigers
The Powers Cruisers scored in
every quarter and went on to spoil
the Canyonville homecoming as
they won the Friday afternoon con
test, 35-1?.
The game was not so lopsided as
the score might indicate. Powers
racked up a total of 349 yards dur
ing the game while Canyonville
picked up 282. Powers relied on a
strong rushing attack as they gain
ed 295 yards on the ground. Can
yonville was just the reverse as
they picked up 245 yards passing.
open scoring early
Powers opened the scoring early
in the first quarter as halfback
Glen McDonald ran the reverse for
58 yards and the TD. The extra
point was added by Rich Calbo to
give Powers a 7-0 lead.
Later in tne quarter halfback
Jerry Ross took the ball on an
end sweep for 10 yards and the
second score. koss run climaxed
a Powers drive which was high
lighted by a 35-yard reverse, Cal
bo again kicked the PAT.
In the second quarter Canyon
ville broke loose for a tally as
halfback Terry Soteber completed
a 26-yard pass to Scott McLemore
for the score. The point after try
failed.
McDonald Scores Again
Powers took a 21-6 halftime lead
when scatback McDonald raced
around end for 65 yards and the
score. Calbo's kick for the PAT
was again good.
Both teams scored In the third
quarter. Powers' scoring play was
a 54-yard pass trom koss to end
Bob McRae. Calbo's precision toe
was again successful on the PAT
attempt.
Canyonville also scored on a pass
play. The play, good for 14 yards
and the tally, went from Fred
Grunst to Soteber. The Tigers try
for point was not good.
In the fourth quarter Canyonville
bogged down on the Cruisers 15
College Scores
Friday's Collega Football
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Xavier (Ohio) 28. Quantiro 20
Louisville 44, Western Kentucky
0
East. New Mex. 38, New Mex.
West. 7
Bridgeport 21, ttpsala 14
West Chester (Pa) 60, Kutztown
0
Dickinson (ND) 27, Valley City
Tchrs. 13
Humboldt State 30, Cal. Aggies
8
Idaho at Hawaii, postponed to
Sunday
91 yards halfback Richard Holla-1
man raced for 76 yards.
Oakland's coach. Chuck Hal-
stead, stated that Hollaman was I
the big gun for Ihe Oakers as he!
shined on offense and defense. The
speedy back intercepted one pass
and returned the pigskin 42 yards
oeiore Doing nroppea. uunaogs racked up two more tai-
After the first quarter the Bull- lies for their final 44-0 bulge,
dogs began to overpower the Oak- Halfback Don Goertzen, a fresh
ers as Treman broka off tackle and man at Sutherlin, raced 20 yards
raced 39 yards for the first TD. for the first tally of the final quar
The PAT attempt failed and the ter, Lyle Ijntan switched over
Bulldogs led 6-0 midway through ' from a line position to handle the
Ihe second perioJ. fullback duties added the final six
ljiddie Crippen put tha Bulldogs ! points as he plunged over from
out in troat izo wnen ne skirted
end for 36 yards and another TD.,
Treman crashed into tha end lone
for the extra point.
Arana Throws Pigskin
Arana switched to a backfield
spot from his regular line position
on offense and uncorked an aerial
to Foster who was playing end in
stead of quarterback for the play.
roster latched onto the aerial and
raced into the end zona and Tre-
man added the PAT.
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broke over tackle and scampered
36 yards to the end zone. The PAT
attempt as stopped short ot the before being halted. Oakland was
goal line. held lo a total of thrr first downs
- Halfback 1J$. Trimmer took ortr'and'91 yards for (ha contest, 1
yard line after they had driven
far down field. Powers then took
the ball over on downs and in a
series of plays took the ball 85
yards for the final score. The
touchdown itself was scored by
Ross who broke loose on an off
tackle play and outraced the Tiger
defenders for 56 yards.
The win by Powers gives them
a record of 2 0 in Bico-B League
action. Canyonville is 0-2 in league
play. Powers is currently tied with
the Yoncalla Eagles for the league
lead.
Scoring by quarters:
Powers 14 7 7 735
Canyonville 0 6 6 012
Scoring: Powers, McDonald 58,
65; Ro 10, 56; pass Ross to Mc
Rae 54' PAT: Calbo. 5 on kicks.
Canyonville, pass Soteber to Mc
Lemore 26, pass Grunst to Sote
ber 14.
OSC Rooks
Falter, 7-6
CORVALLIS (AP)-The Wash
ington Frosh shaded the Oregon
State Rooks, 7-6, here Friday with
an extra-point place-kick by Jim
Mancuso from Tacoma the decid
ing margin. ,
It came after Mancuso had
scored the game's first touchdown
on a 4-yard pass from quarter
back Dennis Tyler, a former Pen
dleton, Ore., High star, in the
third period.
Washington drove 59 yards in
17 plays for the score, the biggest
gainer being a 20-yard pass from
Tyler to Mancuso.
The Rooks, who had only 21
men in uniform, got the matching
touchdown with four minutes left
in the game but failed in a victory
bid on a try for a two-point con
version. Two passes by lefthanded tail
back Rick Shield put Oregon State
on the scoreboard, ihe first play,
to winghack Leonard Whittle, gain
ed 62 yards. Shields followed this
with a 21-yarder into the end
zone to end Herb Washburn of
Portland.
Washington stopped Shields cold
on an olf-tackle try lor tne two
pointer. Washington - had 15 first down
lo 11 for the losers. But the Rooks
had a 258 248 margin in total net
yardage.
Washington 9 0 T 07
OSC 0 0 0 66
Washington Mancusco, 4, pass
from Tyler (Mancuso kick).
OSC Washburn, 17, pass from
Shields mm failed).
later in tha third quarter and
fought his way 10 yards up the
center for another Bulldog tally,
The run failed and at the end of
the third period tha Bulldogs led
32 0. . ,
With the Junior Varsity squads
in for most of tha final stanza the
' five yams out.
Longbrak Sats Up TO
Larry Longbrake set up the final
TD with a 26 yard run as he twist
ed and turned his war down to the
five yard line. Longbrake, a reg
ular tackle for the Bulldogs, was in
the lineup as a halfback when he
took tha pigskin and set up the
tally.
Game statistics favored the Bull
dogs as the Sutherlin 11 picked up
a total of .187 yards. Of the total
71 yards was gained through the
a yarns was gaineo. inrougn me
air as three passes were completed
by the Bulldogs. The O.kerwere
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no aoie io move ine oau iiniil
late in the game when they pene-
trated to the Sutherlin 10 yard line
Roseburg Win Over Dues
Breaks 22-Year Drought
By NIEL CELLERS j
News-Review Sports Writer j
Halfback Tom Thurber made a
diving tackle late in the final stan
za to protect a 6-0 lead for the
Roseburg Indians as the Indians
downed the Marshfield Pirates for
the first time in 22 years to make
it a happy homecoming for Rose
burg Friday night.
The last time a Roseburg 11 was
able to come out on top against
the perenially powerful Pirates
was in 1938. Coach Roy Thompson
was mobbed by fans and the team
after the victory and the jubilant
coach stated that the Indians are,
"The greatest bunch of kids
alive."
Spirited Play
Plovina a sniriiprl defensive
aama tha Inrlian linn handled the
weight of the Pirates forward wall
rustling hard to contain ine
Marshficld runners on the ground.
in tha air niini-tai-hnelr FrpH l.of-
fer was surrounded by more In
dian uniforms man mocKers inu as
a result was able to complete only
one pass in seven attempts.
Offensively the Roseburg line was
rugged opening big holes for the
backs who came racing through
the line making good use of their
speed. Quarterback Mike Brundage
paced the attack for the Indians
completing 10 out of 14 aerial at
tempts. Fullback Mike riury was uie
workhorse for the Roseburg rush.
ino oamA narkinff the mail 23 times
averaging 3.8 yards-per carry.
rlury crasneo. inrougn mb une iui
a total of 86 yards. Thurber car-
-iaA tha hall ftPVPn tifflCS
averaging 4.5 yards-per-carry.
Smith Leads Pirates
Hlnehria1rf'a flitarit WAS led bv
halfback Wylie Smith who gained
92 yards on 16 carries for an aver
age ot a.8 yaras-per-cany. ruu-haz-ir
nnn Austin. 217 naund charg
er for the Pirates, was held to a
2.2 yards-per-carry on eight tries
at tne line.
Defensively Thurber led the In
dians playing sparkling ball as a
AaCanAav in the backflfild.
THiurber saved the game late in
the final period wnen luiiei luaa
ed downfield to halfback Gary
Crabaugh who broke into the clear
and appeared to be on his way to
n.riiri Thnt-hpi rinve at the rac
ing halfback and caught his heels
causing him to trip on the Roseburg
43 yard line.
Roseburg's line then dug In and
halted the Pirates on the Roseburg
33 vard line when the chain fell
short of a Marshfield first down
by inches.
Nolle Returns to Lineup
Leading the defensive line for
the Indians were ends Bob Roark
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dard and Butch Elliott, and guards
Ken King and sieve muouy.
turning to the lineup after suffer
ing a neck injury in scrimmages
before the first game of the season
Guard Paul Nolte was rough for
the Indians in the line.
Paul Brothers broke up many of
the Marshfield aerial attempts and
intercepted one pass to halt the Pi
rates. Along with the fine defen
sive work of the whole team, the
punting of Tom Hobbs was a ma
jor factor in the Roseburg victory.
Hobbs was also outstanding on de-
'eHobb booted the ball 53 yards
on one occasion to move the Pi
rates deep into their own territory.
For the night's action Hobbs aver
aged 44.5 yards-per-punt kicking
ii tmif lima.
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Roseburg marched 75 yards for
the only tally of the game early
in the secona quarter. jhuiiuhkc
capped the drive tossing to half-
Ring Record
FIGHT RESULT
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Detroit Henry Hank, 162, De
troit, outpointed Randy Sandy,
156V, New York, 10.
Next week Sutherlin will face
the Douglas Trojans in the final
round of L'VL action. The Douglas
game will be the I960 homecoming
. for tha Bulldogs. Oakland will play
I Riddle next Saturday at tha Oak
'ers home field for its final game
in league play.
Scoring by quartan: '
Oakland 0 0 0 00
Sutherlin 0 20 12 1244
Scoring: Sutherlin: Treman 39
yard run frun failed), Crippen 36
yard run (Treman on run). Foster
25 yard pass from Arana (Treman
on run), Treman 36 yard run (run
failed), Trimmer 10 yard run (run
failed), Goertzen 20 yard run (run
failed), Linton I yard run (run
failed ).
ORDER NOW
PLANER ENDS
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back Marlin Burgess in the end
zone.
Pirates Tak Kickoff
Marshfield took the opening kick-
off from Brundage and raced back
to the Hoseburg 45 yard line, ine
Indians immediately went to work
and three downs later the Pirates
found they had 11 yards to go for
the first down.
After an exchange of punts the
Indians took over on their own
25 yard line and Brundage engin
eered a drive that ended with Rose
burg putting the only six points of
the game on the scoreboard.
Flurv crashed through over the
off tackle slot to move the ball to
the 32 yard line where Brundage
faded back and tossed downfield to
halfback Bruce Long for the first
down. Flury continued to lead the
drive picking up yardage through
the eenter of the line and off the
tackle slots Thurber crashed over
the midfield stripe and down to the
Marshfield 44 for the first down as
the Indians continued to roll. '
Blix Snags Aerial
End Leonard Blix snagged an
aerial from Brundage on the 36
and raced to the 18 before being
downed by the Pirates and Flury
moved the ball to the 11 yard line
as the whistle sounded ending the
lirst penod.
Two ground plays moved the ball
to the 10 yard line and with fourth
and two Brundage tossed to Bur
gess who made a diving catch on
the Marshfield three to set up the
TD. Flury moved the ball to the
two on a center smash and then
the combination of Brundage and
Burgess clicked again to give the
Indians six points.
Burgess was sandwiched be
tween two husky Marshfield defend
ers in the end zone and the Brund
age aerial was right on target as
Burgess turned and pulled in the
pass. The JAT attempt saw Bill
eromers take a Dad pass irom
center and attempt to run the pig
skin across the goal line when he
could not place the ball down for
Brundage to kick. Brothers was
stopped short of the end zone and
the remainder of the contest was
a defensive battle.
Held to 33 Yards
During the first half the Pirates
were held to a total of 33 yards
gained and two first downs. The
Pirates never threatened to tie the
Indians during the initial half as
Roseburg never allowed the
Marshfield 11 to penetrate deep
er than the Roseburg 45 yard line.
Roseburg took the kick-o f f
to open the second half and drove
downfield lo the Marshfield 12 yard
line before bogging down. The In
dians had a first down on the 16
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COACH ROY THOMPSON (squatting) ttores Intently at
the action on Finloy Field Friday night os the Roseburg
Indians edged the Marshfield Pirates 6-0. Thompson was
all smiles after the game os he was mobbed by fans and
ball players all eager to congratulate the head mentor on
leading the Indians to their first victory over the Pirates
since 1938. (News-Review Photo) '
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Mrrtto Crook I.H DoaoeHy, Mat,
yard line when linebacker Mika
Mattox diagnosed the pass play and
rushed through nailing Brundage
for an eight yard loss. Roseburg
managed lo move the ball to Uie
12 on a fourth and 11 attempt, but
the Pirates took possession ot the
pigskin.
Minutes later me riraies com
pleted a pass from Loffer to end
Stan Traxler which went the dis
tance but -was called back on an
illegal motion ' penalty against the
Pirates. The Indians continued to
hold until late in the final stanza.
With a third down and 17 yards
to go after the Roseburg line led
by Hobbs had rushed the passer
and put the Pirates back on their
own 18 yard line, Loffer unleashed
a desperation pass that Crabaugh
pulled in and raced downfield
where Thurber caught the speedy
halfback from behind on the Rose
burg 43 yard line.
Just Inches Short
An all important measurement
wilh 2:35 remaining in the game
gave Roseburg the ball on its 33
yard line when the Pirates fell
inches short of a first down.
As the final gun sounded the en
thusiasm that has been saved up
for 22 years broke loose and the
fans rushed onto the field congratu
lating the team and coach Thomp
son. It was a big victory for the
Indians as it revenged last year's
loss as well as moving the Indians
into a 1 second place tie in Mid
western League action.
Roseburg, Marshfield and South
Eugene have 2-1 records in league
play and trail North Bend's Bull
dogs who have a 3-1 league record.
North Bend's lone loss came Fri
day night as the South Eugena
Axemen rolled to a 20-0 victory
at North Bend. '
Next week the Indians will trav
el to Eugene to clash with the Axe
men in another important contest
for the local 11. Marshfield meets
Springfield in league action next
week, while North Bend and
North Eugene play non - league
contests.
Statistics of the Roseburg-Marsh-
field gam are:
First downs
Rushing yardage
Passing yardage
Passes
Rsbj.
13
126
88
Mshfld
7
107
37
1-8
2
6-32.3-0
6-50
10-14
Passes intercepted by 1
Punts 4-44.5
Fumbles lost , 0
Yards penalized 3 25
Scoring by quarters:
Marshfield 0 0 0 0-0
Roseburg 0 6 0 06
Scoring: Roseburg) Burgess 2
yard pass from Brundage (run
failed).