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Win Gives Irish Club Share
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llalfhaelo Dve Weaklev and Fisher Scorat Again -
Don Fisher led the Kiddle Irish to I
a 39-U romp over the Oakland
Oakers Saturday at Oakland toinal four yards to the end zone
give the Irish co-championship
finish with the Sutherlin Bulldogs
in Umpqua Valley League compe
tition.
The Irish ended league play with
a 4-1 record and Sutherlin finished
with a 3-0-2 record. According to
the point system each team has
eight points getting two for a vic
tory and one. for a tie. However,
the Bulldogs will represent the
UVL in the District 6 play-offs
since the Sutherlin 11 handed the
Irish their only loss.
Weakley Scores 3 timet
Dave Weakley charged into the
end zone three times on runs of
27. 19 and four yards to pace the
Irish. Kisher followed in the scor
ing department picking up touch
downs on a 70 yard romp and a
four yard plunge. Fisher passed
for a third tally and crossed the
goal line twice on PAT attempts.
The Irish jumped to a 13-0 lead
at Ihe end of the first period ,and
built the edge up to 26-0 before
the Oakers collected seven points
late in the second quarter. At half-
time the Irish led 33-7 over the
Oakers.
Riddle picked up us final six
points in the third quarter and the
Oakers added seven in the final
stanza to make the final score read
39-14.
Slay Pulls In Put
End Gary Slay was on the receiv
ing end of a 29-yard pass from
Fisher early in the initial quarter
as the Irish drew first blood. Kisher
made it 7 0 as he crashed into the
end zone for Ihe PAT.
Minnies later Fisher continued to
romp as he broke off tackle and
raced 70 yards lor another Irish
(ally. The Oakers stopped the PAT
try short of the goal line and at the
end of the first quarter Riddle
held a 13-0 bulge.
Dave Weakley took over In (he
scoring department early in the
second quarter as he cut inside the
left end and scampered 27-yards
for the TD. The speedy halfback
came back later in the same period
and raced 19 yards for another
Lally and Fisher added the PAT.
Oakland scored its first TD lale
in Jhe second quarter when quar
terback Jerry Rogers connected
.'with Jialfback Kerney Manley for
a 28 yard pass-run combination and
six points. Manley dove over the
'goal linefor the PAT.
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Before halftime Fisher increased
the Irish's lead by driving the fi-
Quarterback Hon Weakley passed
to end Dennis Dunn the PAT and
at halftime the Riddle 11 enjoyed
a comfortable 3.1 7 lead.
Dave Weakley ' gave Riddle its
final tally in the third period when
he fought his way across the goal
line from four yards out. The PAT
attempt failed and the scoring was
over for the Irish.
The Oakers picked up the final
tally of Ihe contest when Rogers
passed into the end zone where
Manley hauled the pigskin in for
the 1U. Halfback Merlin "Bo
Cannon added, the PAT
into paydirt.
plunging !
Hollaman Switched
Halfback Richard Hollaman, star
runner for the Oakers, was switch
ed to fullback because of an injur
ed knee and did not carry the hall
many times for. Oakland. Even
with his knee injury Hollaman was
praised by coach Chuck Halstead
for his defensive- showing and his
kick-off returns. Cannon, the regu-
r quarterback shifted to fill the
halfback slot and Rogers filled in
for Cannon.
Statistics give Riddle the edge in
first downs 10-8 and the Irisb'gain
ed 243 yards compared to 101 yards
for Oakland.
Saturday's action ended the sea
son for the Oakers, while the Irish
will host the Canvonville Tigers
Friday night to end their season.
Score by quarters:
Riddle 13 20 6 039
Oakland 0 7 0 714
Scoring: Riddle; Slay 29 yard
pass from Fisher (Fisher on run)
Fisher 70 yard run (run failed). D.
Weakley 19 yard run (Fisher on
run), Kisher 4 yard run (Dunn on
pass from R. Weakley), D. Weak
ley 4 yard run (run failed). Oak
land: Manley 28 yard pass from
Rogers (Manley on run), Manley
12 yard pass from Rogers (Cannon
on run).
Ring Record
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
New York Fcdcrico Thompson.
151, Argentina, outpointed Gaspar
Ortega, 148, Mexico, 10.
Jxiuisville Cassius Clay, 186,
Louisville, outpointed Tunnev
Hunsaker, 192, Fayelteville, W.
va., o.
10 The News-Review, Roseburg,
Roseburg Frosh Blank
Marshfield Club, 28-0
Kiisebure's Frosh overpowered
the .Marshfield freshman squad 28 0
Saturday at Marshfield as the Rose
burg barks ran wild.
Leading the attack were half
hacks Turn Dodge and Lance Case
beei'. Casebeer picked up one TD
and added two PATs while Dodge
and fullback Dick Yost added sev
en points each on a TD and one
PAT.
Pick Up Quick TD
The local Frosh drew blood early
In lL,a noma ni,bin0 tin n SPVPI1
r pointer the first period. During
the second quarter the Roseburg
11 continued to roll and led 21-0
at halftime. The final seven points
came in the final stanza for Rose
burg
Hoseuurg KicKea-oii 10 open unjithat are now freshmen at Marsh
contest and on me seconu piav ui
the game Dodge tackled the ball
cairier causing iuiuwic i
Dillon recovered tor noseourg on
the Marshfield 35 yard line. Full
j back Yost capped the 35 yard drive
plunging into the ena none noin
three yards out. Casebeer dove
over the goal line to add the PA l
After an exchange of punts in
Ihe second quarter Roseburg look
possession of Ihe pigskin and quar
terback Jim Beamer engineered
a sustained drive that travelled 70
yards as Roseburg picked up six
more points. '
Dodge skirted left end and raced
30 yards for the tally and Casebeer
again smasnen nis way imo me
end zone for the PAT to give Rose
burg a 14 0 lead.
Wilh 3:33 left in the half Case
beer took the ball on a reverse
and the rugged halfback evaded
tacklers for .15 yards to pick up
another Roseburg tally. Yost fought
his wav into pavdirt for the PAT
and at halftime the local Frosh led
210.
Both defensive units dug in dttr-
Ore. Mon., Oct,
. 31, 1960
ing the third quarter and the teams
fought back and forth for a score
less period. The final six points
came lor noseourg in tne fourth
stanza when Quarterback Beamer
tossed 20 yards downfield where
end Bruce O Neil hauled in the pig
skin for the tally. Dodge added the
PAT as he dove across the goal
line with the ball.
Coach Don Severson slated that
ins boys played spirited ball
against the Marshfield club Drais
ing Dodge for his excellent job of
filling in for the injured Dick Gwal-
tney. Severson also praised the
speedy halfback for his defensive
work along with lineman Rudolph
Pierson.
It marked the first time in five
years that the group of players
fled nave Deen neld 8(.oreesS- The
, jast tjme was during grade school
competition as gridders back in the
fourth grade.
Score by quarters: 4
Roseburg Frosh '7 14 0 728
Marsntield f rosh 0 0 0 00
scoring: Hoseburg: Yost 3 yard
run (Casebeer on run). Dodge 30
yard run (Casebeer on run), Case
beer 35 yard run (Yost on run),
O'Neil 20 yard pass from Beamer
luoage on run).
Yoncalla, Powers
Meet In Title Game
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ihe lineup is about complete
for the Oregon class B high school
football playoffs, which open the
weekend of Nov. 11-12.
Only the district 4 and 8 cham
pionships are undecided.
Yoncalla, the 1959 co-state cham
pion with St. Mary's of Medford,
and Powers will clash Friday for
uie uisinci 4 line.
Joseph can clinch the district
o cnampionsnip rnday hy repeat
ing an earlier victory over Union.
A Union victory would make nec
essary a vote of district school
neaos 10 decide the representative.-.'
Here are (he first round pair
ings: Knannn fHlcfriff 1 i, clla
'(district 2) at Newport Nov. 12.
Ilarnsburg (district 3) vs. Yon
calla or Powers (district 4).
St. Mary's (district 5) vs, Was
co of Maupin (district 6).
Umatilla (district 7) vs. Joseph
or Union (district 8).
Albany Driver Takes Home Trophy.
In Invitational Karl Championships
Sid Campbell of Albanv took
home the high-point trophy Sunday
from the Southern Oregon Invita
tional Championship Trophy Races
sponsored by the South Umnaua
Kart Club at Tri-Cily.
Campbell took all three heat
races for A-l competition and
placed at the top in the time trials
for a perfect score of 1400 points.
His perfect score gave him a sec
ond trophy as he was declared the
winner in A-l action with Carl Mar
tin of Tenmile placing second in
the A-l races with 1050 points.
Rico Takes Third
Third place winner in A-l classi
fication, which included West Bend
nd Homelite A stock kartj. was
Tom Rice, a .Myrtle Creek driver.
with a total of 733 points.
The second classification of A
stock karts was A-2 for McCul-
lough 5 6 machines. Del Blanchard.
Myrtle Creek, finished at the head
of the pack in two heat races to
give him a total of 902 points and
the first p'ace trophy in A-2 com
petition. Finishing behind Blanchard was
Ralph Hansen ot Riddle with 750
points and Jim O'Neil with 710
points. Gale Burk of Riddle won
Ihe third heat race but did not
have enough total points to collect
a trophy,
Brlgga Wine B Race
A Roseburg driver took top hon
ors in the B slock action as Jim
Briggs led in points at the end with
a total of 1050. Nohle Bixbv of
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Big Bad Bears
Beat Beavers
CORVAI.LIS (AP) California,
a two-touchdown underdog, came
up with a swarming defense Sat
urday to upset Oregon State Col
lege 14-6.
The visiting Bears, who scored
(heir first victory of the season,
had only one defensive lapse: A
momentary relaxation when soph-1
omore halfback terry Baker
seemed stopped on an end run i
early in the game.
Baker, continuing his string of j
sensational performances, did not I
miss his opportunity. Although
seemingly sioppea in nis own ,
nacKtieid, naKer puiiea away
from the hands of one tackier,
hurdled another and before the
other California defenders knew
what was happening, was off down
the sidelines on an 83-yard touch
down run.
The rest was almost all Cal.
The visitors' defense was so
tough that when Oregon Stale re
covered a California fumble on the
California 23, the home team could
push only 6 yards from there.
That was early in the game and
except for Baker's run, State got
into California territory only three
other times.
Meanwhile California drove . to
the Slate 17, to the State 1, and
then in the second half marched
49 yards to one touchdown and 47
yards to another. Halfback Steve
Bates scored the first on a 12-yard
end sweep and quarterback Randy
Gold got the other on a 1-yard
plunge.
Baker amassed 252 yards 145
from rushing, 107 from passing
to run his seven-game total to
1.265 yards, a new high for a
State athlete. The previous record
in one season was 1,083, by half
back Joe Francis.
Huskies Continue Jinx
Over Oregon Webfools
SEATTLE (AP) Somebody
some day may rewrite the script
for the Oregon-Washington foot
ball game. Saturday in Seattle
55,700 people saw a re run of the
1959 game and acted all the way
as if they didn't know it would
end again in a one-point Washing
ton victory. The score: 7-6.
There were a few minor differ
ences between this game and the
1959 cliff-hanger which ended 13
12, but it was the similarities
which were important.
Last year it was quarterback
Bob Schloredt who killed the Ore
gon hopes with a last minute pass
interception. This time it was
quarterback Bob Hivner and he
killed them three times.
Oregon's Webfoots, buried deep
in their own territory through a
scoreless first half, fashioned a
65-yard touchdown march in the
third period to take a 60 lead.
Quarterback Dave Grosz carried
the ball four times, pitched an 18
yard pass to Len Burnett and a
17-yarder to Cleveland Jones and
then sent Bruce Snyder around
left end for the final five yards.
The converson kick by Jones
was blocked by Washington's Ray
Mansfield, and that was the start
of the downfall of the gritty Web
foots. It wasn't apparent immediately.
Oregon balked a Washington
threat by holding for downs on its
Myrtle Creek finished a close sec
ond picking lip 1038 points for the
afternoon's action.
In the third position for B stock
drivers was Joe Roth, Albany,
with 605 points.
Only two trophies were present
ed in B super action with Martin
winning top place with 950 points
and Monty Wells, Roseburg, finish
ing second with 685 points.
Roy MoNeil of Canyonville to
taled 950 points to lake home the
first place trophy in the Junior
Boys division, McNeil was follow
ed by Ronny Cart, Myrtle Creek
with 910 points. The third place
trophy for the Junior Boys was
won by Bruce Briggs Jr., Myrtle
Creek, who had an 863 point total.
Wanda Burk Wins
In the Powder Puff competition
Wanda Burk, a Riddle driver, top
ped the field winning all three
neat races and racking up a 1350
point total. Mrs. Burk was one
tenth of a second off a perfect 1400
points and a share of the high point
honors for the Southern Oregon
Invitational.
Evie Cart of Myrtle Creek plac
ed second among the women driv
ers with 780 points and Donna!
Moore took home the third place j
trophy with a total of 698 points.
Mrs. "Moore was one of the visiting '
drivers from Albany for the event. I
A good crowd turned out to
watch the drivers circle the track ;
at Tri-City and the drivers put on
a good show driving hard and fast I
for the trophies. Two accidents i
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Lakers Earn Playoff Berth
With Victory Over Hornets
The Lakers from Triangle Lake
earned the right to represent Dis
trict 1 in the state eight-man loot-
ball playoffs Saturday afternoon at
Riddle by downing the Camas Val-
ley Hornets 61-13.
Halfback Harold Groshong led
the Lakers picking up four tallies
and passing for a fifth. Grosbong
scored on runs of 70, 45, 11 and
9 yards,
Take Early Lead I
. Triangle Lake took a 7-0 lead at ;
the end of the first quarter and- in-1
Bulle Falls Club Rallies
To Down Days Creek 11
Butte Falls staged a comeback
in the second half to edge the
Days Creek Wolves 20-13 Saturday
afternoon at Butte Falls in eight
man grid action.
Wolves Take Early Laad '
The Wolves jumped off to an
early 7-0 lead only to see the Butte
Falls squad come back to make
the score read 7-6 at the end of the
first quarter. After fighting to a
standoff through the second period
Days Creek picked up six points in
the third stanza and Butte Falls
added a seven pointer for a 13-13
Ue.
Butte Falls came up with the
own 13. Then Grosz launched the
Webfoots on another drive, only
to lose the ball on downs at the
Washington 23.
They were rolling again a few
moments later, primed by a 45
yard Grosz-to-Burnett pass. Then
Hivner, who had intercepted one
pass in the first half, picked off
another Grosz aerial on the Wash
ington five.
And then Hivner took the Hus
kies all the way, 95 yards in 12
plays, and the payoff play was one
to remember. The situation was
fourth and six with just 2:24 min
utes left and the ball on the Oregon
47.
Hivner passed to Don McKeta
on the sideline. Expecting McKeta
to step out of. bounds, Oregon de
fender Dave Grayson hesitated,
and McKeta whipped around him
into the clear. George Fleming
kicked the conversion and that
proved to be the victory point.
Oregon had a couple of minutes
left" and was not quitting. Grosz
hit Burnett with a 20-yard pass
and Grayson with a 17-yardcr.
Then he threw one from the Wash
ington 36 and the guy who got it
was Hivner again on the three
with 58 seconds left. Washington
ran out the clock.
Persistence paid off for Wash
ington, which had several players
on the sidelines due to a mid-week
attack of food poisoning. Most of
marred the action as the Birken
feld family of Myrtle Creek ran
into trouble.
Both Take Spills
Gina Birkenfeld was the first
driver to hit the haybales and flip
over and her husband Bob followed
later as he look the turn too wide
and flipped. Neither driver was in
jured, i
Karts from Albpny, Springfield,
Roseburg and the Myrtle Creek
area competed in the trophy races
Sunday with the local drivers tak
ing most of the top honors.
Although the Southern Oregon
Invitational was the final race of
the season Ihe South Umpqua Kart
Club will continue to hold open rac
ing as long as the weather per
mits. Races next Sunday will be
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creased the margin to.34-7 at half -
limp T.ip Lakers continued 10 roil
adding 13 points in the third period
and 14 in the final quarter while
Camas Valley picked up a lone TD
in the final period.
Groshong gave the Lakers their
initial lead as be fought his way
to the goal line from nine yards
out for the first TD of the game.
Don Esslinger added the PAT.
Earlv in the second period Gro-
shong romped 45 yards for another
Laker tally and then added the PAT
to put Triangle Lake out in front
winning tally in the final stanza
to give the Southern Oregon squad
its first victory over a Douglas
County team.
Lee Rogers Romps
Halfback Lee Rogers romped 55
yards with the pigskin on the
Wolves first play from scrimmage
to put the Days Creek team in the
lead. A pair of halfbacks teamed
up to add the PAT as Ken Bennett
took a pass from .Alan Helvey in
the end zone.
Butte Falls came roaring back
minutes later with halfback Larry
Barlow plunging into the end zone
from one yard out to climax a
long drive. The kick for the PAT
fell short and Days Creek held a
7-6 edge.
The Wolves increased their lead
in the third quarter when guard
Dan Kinney intercepted a pass on
the Butte Falls five yard line and
smashed his way into paydirt. The
run failed and the Wolves kicked
off to Butte Falls.
Barlow Breaks Tie .
Halfback LaVern Baker put the
Butte Falls squad back in the game
plunging four yards for a TD and
then kicking the PAT. Barlow came
charging back in the 4th quarter
to break the tie scampering 30
yards around end for the final tal
ly. Baker sent the ball through the
uprights for the PAT to give Butte
Falls the 20-13 edge.
For the season Days Creek end
ed grid action with a J 5 record.
Score by quarters:
Days Creek 7 0 6 013
Butte Falls 6 0 7 720
Scoring: Days Creek; Rogers 55
yard run (Bennett pass from Hel
vey), Kinney 5 yard pass intercep
tion (run failed). Butte Falls; Bar
low 1 yard run (kick failed), Bak
er 4 yard run (Baker on kick), Bar
low 30 yard run (Baker on kick).
Sports In Brief
FOOTBALL
SYRACUSE, N.Y. Syracuse's
winning streak was snapped at 1G
games when Pittsburgh shut out .
the Orange 10-0.
MOTORBOAT RACING ' I
RENO, Nev. Hawaii Kai, driv
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Cup.
them, however, saw limited ac
tion The Oregon story can be told
in four words: I
Elation, deflation, interception,
frustration.
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Camas Valley crossed the goal
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through the second quarter when
halfback Ted Buel passed down
field where end Royce Kiser pulled
in the pigskin and raced into the
end zone. Buck Dunham smashed
his way over the goal line for the
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Triangle Lake added two more
tallies before halftime as Groshong
connected with end Arnold Myers
for a 79-yard, TD aerial Krause
passed to Bill Epperson for the
PAT. The final TD before the
half was scored by halfback Duane
McVay who raced 25-yards for
the tally. Krause added the PAT on
a run.
Groshong and Krause gave the
Lakers their touchdowns in the
third period as Groshong opened
the quarter with an 11 yard plunge
for six points and Krause ran 30-
yards for the second. Groshong add
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jumped to a 47-7 lead.
Buel Races For TO
Ted Buel raced 45 yards in the
final period for the Hornets as
they made the score read 47-13.
Terry Buel tried to smash through
the center of the line for the PAT,
but was stopped short.
Getting good downfield blocking
Groshong continued to put on a
one man show in the fourth quar
ter as he scampered 70 yards for
another Laker tally. Krause added
the PAT. Leonard Slack added the
final TD for the Lakers on a 40
vard pass intercention and Bob
VanCleave collected the PAT.
The Lakers picked up 492 yards
rushing compared to 245 yards for
the Hornets. Passing Camas Valley
led 173 to 75 yards and the Hornets
had an 11-7 edge in first downs.
Triangle Lake will meet Detroit
for the Western Oregon eight-man
championship next weekend at
Junction City.
Score by quarters:
Triangle Lake 7 27 13 1461
Camas Valley v0 7 0 613
Scoring: Triangle Lake; Gro
shong 9 yard run (Esslinger on run)
Groshong 45 yard run (Groshong
on run), Krause 40 yard pass in
tercention (Krause on run), My
ers 79 yard pass from Groshong
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Cleave on run). Camas Valley; Ki
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ham on run), Buel 45 yard run (run
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