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( 'ajO 'Bjnqasoy 'Mauaa-tMt H1 Tuei., Nov. 8, 1960 Ebseburg Ju Team Ends Year On Bright Note With 38-7 Victory; Record Is 4-3 Mils Over MrfeW . Roseburg's Junior Varsity rolled to a 32-0 lead at halflime and went on to rumble over the Springfield Junior Varsity, 38-7, Monday night in the final contest of the year. The Indian reserves wasted no time in taking the lead and at the first break led 190. All 36 players on the bench had seen action by halftime. Coach Ernie Robinson substitut ed freely in the second half and on an agreement with the Spring field coach, the quarters were cut from 12 minutes to eight minutes. Roseburg scored early in the third period to take a 38 0 lead. Spring field crashed into the end zone in the final stanza to get Its seven points. Halfbacks Bill Brothers and Bill Kirkpatrick led the Roseburg team to its fourth victory of the season. Each scored two tallies with Bill Brothers traveling 58 yards on a pass interception and then rushing for 28 yards. KirkpatricK's loucn downs came on plunges of three and six yards. Off ens Soarktd Quarterback Paul Brothers call ed the signals and sparked tne oi fense with lone carries on the op tion plays. The flashy sophomore quarterback accounted for one TD as he threw a strike to end Bill : . .V ty- "f 'In ; rir n ii i . iii in ! -ni i - - ii i - - ENJOYS IT Roy Winston, six foot one and 212 pounds, really puts something into ploying left guard for LSU. Welch in the end zone. The win gives the Roseburg JVs a 4-3 record for the season and is their second straight victory. Saturday the local JV's romped to a win over Grants Pass. Bill Brothers started the game off with a bang when on the third play he intercepted a Springfield pass and raced 58 yards for the first TD. He kicked the PAT as the Roseburg 11 took a 7-0 lead. Playing at a linebacker slot on defense Bill Brothers was rough on defense, as he accounted for many of the tackles which served to halt the Springfield JV's offensive at tack. The second time Roseburg got the pigskin it was off for another tally, with Kirkpatrick providing the scoring punch. Taking over on the KoseDurg 44 yara line me lo cal squad moved to the Springfield two in five plays and Kirkpatrick then dove into the end zone for the TD. Rot.burg Holds Roseburg held and Springfield was again forced to punt and a bad punt gave Roseburg possession on the Miller reserves' 30-yard line. Three plays later, Paul Brothers tossed the pigskin into the nd zone where Welch stood all by himself to grab onto the aerial. Early in the second quarter, the Indian reserves had a TD called back as Kirkpatrick raced 30 yards. On the next play a fumble gave Springfield the ball, but the Roseburg squad held and took over on the SorinKfield 27-yard line. Kirkpatrick raced 30 yards. On the next play a fumble gave Spring field the ball, but the Roseburg sauad held and took over on the Springfield 27-yard line. Kirkpat rick fought his way for six yards and the TD seconds later and then kicked the PAT to put Roseburg in front 26-0. Roseburg's final tally of the first half was set up by a recovered fumble on the Roseburg 43. Kirk patrick moved the ball to the Springfield 26 and Bill Brothers romped the rest of the way to the goal line. At halftime the Indian reserves led 32-0 as Springfield had not been able to get inside Rose burg s 40 yard line. Roseburg Scores On the second play of the sec ond half Roseburg collected its ii- Northwest Teams Hold Workouts; Huskies Already Eyeing Rose BovI EUGENE (AP) Oregon opens strenuous workouts today for its Saturday intersectional football game at Portland with West Vir ginia. The Oregon squad Monday dressed only in sweatsuits and jogged through a 30-minute drill before watching movies of last weekend's 27-6 triumph over Stan ford. OORVALLIS (AP) --- Oregon State worked on pass defense Monday as the Staters opened a week of drills in preparation for a game Saturday with Stanford, wlnlcss in eight games this sea son. Tacklo Mike Kline, called by coach Tommy Prothro the team's hest lineman, returned to practice Monday after being sidelined for weeks with injuries. SEATTLE (AP) As far as Washington fans are concerned, the Husky football team has al ready been elected to the Rose Bowl that is. Applications for Rose Bowl tick ets have been flowing in to the University in increasing numbers, especially since the Huskies' 34 0 win over USC Saturday. However, the applicants will have to wait some time yet. Offi cials add no tickets for the Jan. 2 classic will be issued until the Big Five Conference Rose Bowl entry is decided. Meantime, under Coach Jim Owen s philosophy of "one game at a time," the Huskies got down OSC Basketball Player Injured EUGENE (AP) David Budln, a New York City school teacher implicated in the attempted bribe of Oregon halfback Mickey Bruce .Sept? 25, has been fired from his teaching )oo. Leo Harris, Oregon athletic director, received a letter from the New York City Board of Edu cation saying' that Budin's con tract had been cancelled. Budln allegedly contacted Brura in an attempt by professional gam blers to shade the point margin in the Oregon-Michigan game at Ann Arbor, wnicn urcgon lost 21-0. He was convirted and fined on a charge of falsifying a hotel regis ter, after police said Oregon offi cials refused to press attempted bribery charges. Albert Almanra. a member nf Mexico's ltXSO Olympic basketball team, Is bark playing for the Uni versity of Texas quintet. He aver, aged 10.8 points with the Longhorns last season. 9x12 Six RUG CLEANING Only 8.64 Including ritkup and Dtllvary RHOADS Cleaning Service Phone OR 2-10? IB.hine) hle's Drlrt-ln N. St.ph.nl) to hard work Tuesday in prepara tion for their Big Five clash with California here Saturday. The game has been sold out for several days. The Huskies are perhaps at their best physical condition since the N.ivy game, excluding injured quarterback Bob Scluoredt, of course. Barry Billiard, a line stalwart, is expected to be used much more against California . than he was against USC. Billiard, a tackle who was injured -in the loss to Navy, looked stronger in a light workout Monday. PULLMAN, Wasji. (AP)-Wash-ington Slate's Cougars resumed heavy drills Tuesday in prepara tion for Saturday's football game at Moscow with the Idaho Vandals. The Cougars took It easy In a light workout Monday. Both end Lee Schroeder and tackle Ron Green were on the sidelines be cause of knee injuries received in last week's loss to Oregon State. MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) When Idaho meets Washington State here Saturday the Vandals will have .the services of guard John Desmond and left halfback Mike Moslof. Both missed Idaho's game with Arizona last week. The Vandals' cause in the an nual "battle of the Palouse" could be sharply improved by the re turn of the 234-pound Desmond and Moslof, Idaho worked Monday on offen sive thrusts, attempting to patch up an attack which failed to score a touchdown last week. Hank Rivera Named OSC's Lineman Player Of Week PORTLAND (AP) Oregon State's Hank Rivera is Oregon football player of tie week, named today by the Linebackers Club. Rivera, 180-pound junior who started the season at fullback and was converted to an end, was a major factor in OSC's 2010 win over Washington State Saturday. His blocking and defensive play was described as Inspired. At that, he barely beat out Ore gon's small Cleveland Jones, who caught two touchdown passes and made a scries of sparklung runs in his team's victory over Stan ford. Also winning mention were Gene Ililliard, 163-pound Oregon State wingback, and Bob Light, Pacific University quarterback. nal tally of the contest. Halfback Al Joelson scampered for 34 yards to put the local JVi out in front 38 0. Springfield's lone tally came mid way through the final quarter when halfback Doug Briese smashed over from four yards out to cap a 57 yard sustained drive. Briese dove into the end zone for the PAT to end the scoring. Score by Quarters: Springfield 0 0 0 77 Roseburg 19 13 6 038 Portland Hockey Star Talks Of Quitting Play By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I The first Portland team to play Gordie Fashoway, a veteran of 622 Western Hockey League games, said in Victoria during tne weekend he would quit Portland to become a car salesman in New Westminster, B.C. 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