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i Upset, Oddities In College Ball Navy Swamps i, 17-6 I Sat., Oct. 7, 1961 The Ncws-Rcvicw, Roscburg, Or. 7 By THI ASSOCIATED PRESS A shoeless quarterback, a ma jor upset, a disabled referee, and an odd injury served to introduce the season'! third bi college foot ball weekend Friday night. Navy'i hard-charging Middies not only ripped Miami's offensive patterns at key moments en route to a 17 6 upset but also piled up a ruferee so badly he bad to leave the game. Penn State quarterback Pete Liske. who inherited the No. 1 job only this week, ably directed the Nittany lions to a first-half lead j nu cappea nis euon oy literally running out of a shot on a 33 yard touchdown that capped State's 32-0 conquest of napless Boston Uni versity. Sleeper Play Florida used the old sleeper play and a second-string quarterback to engineer a second-half come back and i 14-3 victory over win less Tulane. Fired-up Navy gave halfback Jim Stewart beautiful downfield blocking as he swept 83 yards on swing-pass play that accounted for a 7 0 second-quarter lead over two touchdown favorite Miami. Navy defenders made the lead stand up, charging so hard they not only rocked the Miami run ners but also put Referee John Lynch out of the game after he bad got in the way of a Navy back. Bobby Dodd Jr., son of the Georgia Tech football coach, di rected Florida's second-half rally that overcame Tulane's 3 0 lead, lews Facts USC In major games today Iowa, top ranked in the current Associated Press poll, may face a threat against Southern California. The Hawkeyes will play without the services of Larry Ferguson, a reg ular starting halfback who is out !J- RUNNING BLIND, Don Jonas (14) of Penn State runs with Dave Viti (85) of Boston University around his neck and face in first period of BU-Penn State game in Boston. Bill Budness (63) of BU takes to the oir to insure the tackle made by Viti. Penn State won, 32-0 in the Friday night game. (UPI Telephoto). Yoncolla Eagles Soar With 26-6 Victory Over Oakers Yoncalla's Eaeles added 20! Oakers took over on the 50 points in the thira quarter to their yard line, and in six plays marched one point halftime margin to roll I to the TD. Cannon provided the to a 27-6 non-league victory over scoring power from 24 yards out. the Oakland Oakers Friday. Yoncalla took the kickoff and Paced by long plays in the third marched back to tie the contest on r-ii.in.t .. , , . . .. quarter me r.HKiei ran on ana1 0111 inumpsuns lour-yara piunue. I . h. V...,7 r- V ".Vileft the Oakers in the dust on thelThe visitors took the lead when SLi S C . C'se"lnr,llaSr ,i Oakland field. Red Wiley was the Dwight Pontius ran the PAT. Elks Fall, 14-0, Before Powers K.- .u l. I t .i.. .jj.j ,u. ... . ing the winners into first place ! 'S.T ,.,.u. ' I f" ".. l T-UT," ., r in the Iparjlie standing piini-u ijj joius. nnrj oil ul,iur lllc tmirj mill a IHU-JUIU in me league standings . . ,h .jv.noinli'rs in drive after settine un Ihe sonrins Join UUKcson and Merle halb:, ,h:rH h li,, -iii. . k,Xa -.,n, n.n if .V f""1.8 r 'th plT;T31 vards tthe Oakland si"early of one yard for the Cruiser TDs. 1 .v -j j ' Cilkesori's lallv ram in th first "" P"'ou- K""" y scored a six-poimrr ui ins uwn ...li. '.1 ,yLf T Vn 1 e for 40 yards to the Oakland one from the one-yard line after Wi- Muanci dnu junn iicv.ray ran ine ; .;.,.,. i.., n..' ja..j lnaiB u.,1.,... for injuries in the naUonally tele- PAT . Halh .scored in the BoIh ,,, alied in ,he firs, a(ded tne PAf V'S.di!,.!,,ni w ... a, 5h f,i,?i"?T I GalleSOn haD' Prl0d- th" bttl('d """ the! Final Tally At Little Rock tonight Arkansas dims the PAT chores. I midlield stripe throughout most of The final Eagle tally was the opens defense of its Southwest Con-1 tlktons deepest penetration lhe iecon, The Eades ',, rnn of ?. ' Pon. play with a 51-yard romp. Bill Wilson ran the PAT. Wilson then scored a six-pointer of his own Terence crown against tlu and " secotia quaner nenisoared jn tne ,hlrd iod to ab hobbling quarterback Sonny G'bbs Ihe Elk, fouKht their way to the ;,he wjn Mon the teams battled muus, uie xiuraeu frogs o-ieei- wwc iusui); uie udu ace, sprained an ankle F'riday'on downs, when losding ramp collapsed as Spectacular Play he boarded a plane. I The most snpntar-nlar f m. through a scoreless fourth quarter. Short Lived Lead tius broke loose for 79 yards ' Blair Harrington, coach of the Eagles, was well pleased with the victory and patted his entire team Bo Cannon provided the Oakers on the back for their fine job u-ith thoir ehni-tlii-iiil leari in thi kn.ni.1 nr.ica warn oii-n In nf. Alabama (No. 4) and Vander-la- ,. ... ,i . i... .u. i-n ....... .f., n, ,.!..;.. . u;i., p.,;, , . ,, I " v " uliu 4U UJ lllC .U13 III kvii.h uimun. b.vl. ... '"'. inilG a.ai 9 llt.ij, . vntva l . . "l "",ine closing seconds of the contest i team had kicked on and neid. ine Wilson. ciasn iruie oouineasiern i.onier-,t Powers. John Levenhagen faded it.u lu . mi wuii oacic to pass just as the final Alabama slight favorites. Georgia Tech (No. 3) is a solid choice over Louisianna State in another SEC night affair. Tough little Florida State was In a position to pull one of the big upsets of the season against second-ranked .Mississippi. BOWLING TWILIGHT LIAOUI W L Pts. " "i ll'-j I 7 11 7 II t 7 11 I 7 10 7 10 Pfftt Tutors TtVM Rocktfl Aiivv Ctt Eipiorers InrM HuHf News Houndi ftsillliM ft Vi ftnuns: Aikrv Cli 3, Satellites e I piortfi a, Ntwi Houndi 1; Tutor's Thrt 2 PtfMi ; Rockftt 2. Thrt Ruffs 1. Higp) t)rit; AriO JtCkltA U-71-U 35, Alley Cats. High earrve: Jrl HiioVck P"ftt. Otntr h"h scores: Al Joelsen 200. ROLL I NO PIN LEAOUI li t t I3' i ll'l i H i Football Deaths Above 1960's By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS College football deaths this year F'inal statistics favored the win- f. .u. .on ....... ....i. ner in the rushing department u;:ii:. y..,, i..,ij j where the Cruisers rolled for 249 1 for Jol) c; Smilh University yards while holding he visiting , ,he fourth pIayer t0 die due sounded, let fly downfield where the pigskin was hauled in by Dean Garrison. The official heard the final gun and blew his whistle, but the alert levenhagen went ahead with the 36-yard gainer which came near to going all the way as the whistle stopped many of tne players. Elks to 67. Through the air the Elks picked up 36 yards on one completion in seven attempts and the Cruisers, normally a strong passing team, completed only one for seven for a total of six yards. Ware Winltss The victory opened Bico B play for both trams, and the win moved injuries attributed to the sport. In addition, 11 high school play The Eagles will face the Cohurg Broncos next week and the Oakers will return to L'mpqua Valley Leage play with an outing against the Glendale rimes First downs Bushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted Fumbles lost Yards penalized Score by quarters: Yoncalla Oakland Scoring: Oakland; YON. 9 34!) 10 12 0 1 85 Oik. H 149 4A 4 12 0 1 60 7 0 2027 6 0 01 Cannon 24 r. h.. a..'a m.,.r... ...fflJrf'yard run (run failed). Yoncalla muiliytuii yam iuu i uiinua mil Yoncalla; Wiley 2-yard run (Wil son run). Yoncalla; Wilson 1 yard run (Wilson run). Yoncalla; Pon tius 79-yard run (run failed). on the football field, or from in direct causes. Two deaths on the semi-pro level also have been recorded during the early part of the 1961 season. Foster, a native of Indianola, Powers in front with a 10 record 1 Pa., who was a third-stringer for as Yoncalla has not played a the Golden Bulls, died Thursday, league counter to date. I'p till Fri day's encounter the Cruisers were winless in four starts. Next week the Cruisers will clash with the Marshfield Jayvees and the Elks will meet Lowell in a non-league tilt. Elk. Powers 7 It J " First downs ; " J Rushing yardage Knton. M-1 Passing yardage Mlrw Dairy Monogrammina by Lillian Ccvaliar Lodg Rosctwrp Bol Coning Corp ktyltont MJChino Paotl Colo Mork'l School of Baton Rtiultl: Mtlrot Oairy 3. thlno it Coning Corp 2, ftAfrk'a Scnool otjPgsseS Baien It Papi 1.01a i. (.ovaiiar iooq .'iin . , . Monogrammmg by Lillian J. Roioburg Bool i Passes intercepted 1. Punts HlgK atrial: Tina Wllhtrl HWI-ltJ-Ml, U. h, , , Merk i Stnool ol Salon. r uniOICS 1051 Hign gama: Lorralna Rumll 211, Mono-1 Yards penalized gramming by Lilian. Score by quarters: Otnor High Seorai: Mary C.rclo 171, ,-.,., ' mtekv Chitwood 111-114. Irfrno BusanOark ISO. ClKlOn Lorralna $m.th l. Opal Pftillioa t. Cupia Powers Linobioom ttf, Mary RaMIng m-IH, Sylvia Anotrion 1M, Saaio Lowtllyn Vt. 67 36 17 0 2 35 1 0-0 249 6 17 0 122 3 880 Senior Links Finals To Be Played Today TULSA, Okla. (AP) A retired Marine pilot and an auto dealer 10 days after he was kicked in the stomach while making a tack le during a practice session at the Charlotte, N.C., school. Blood Clot .Monday, John Zola, 20, Lebanon Valley College player, died after j will meet for the U.S. Golf Asso undergoing an emergency opera- cialion senior men's champion. tion for removal of a blood clot ship at Southern Hills Country in the brain. Zola collapsed after Club course today, a game against Drexel Tech, but The pilot, Col. William K. I an the cause of death was never de-lman, sidelined Richard H. Gue termined officially. Ilich Jr., Buffalo, N Y. in Friday's The other two collegians who I semifinals. The auto dealer, Dex died, both after sustaining injuries tor 11. Daniels, Winter Haven, in practice sessions, were Donald ;Fla., defeated George Dawson, G. Foley, 19. of Pasadena, Tex.JGlenn Ellyn, 111. Both scores were a member of Navy s junior var-i2 and 1. SUTNERLIN M0RNINC3 STAS LCAOUSJ W I. u li 10 Sun-Trlbyno Boon Vanoing Ml. Scott Lumoar Brown Chovrotaf Union Oil a Wind) Motal Scaiion Inauranca 12 Monr Well Drilling S 11 kanwitntf Loggaretttl a la 4 Aindi Ratlaurant 0 14 Rtaultl: Sun TriMno 2. Broon Vandlng 1, Brown Chavroia a. Scaiiona 0: a wmdi Ratlavrant 2. Kanwiahty LoggtrcttM I; Vt Scott Lumbar I, Union Oil ii Mofirl 2, a W.nda Motal 2. HigO aariai: llno Ca'K 147 1I2.U1 100 Hign fama: Anano Galia 12. Otnay tua gamaa: Racnal aAcCarmack Joyca Aikm lal, Anma C,-a, laa. Scoring: Powers yard run (McCray rum. Powers halo l-yard run tuiiKeson run). 0 0 00 7 0 0 ltisity, and Howard Kauwe, a 17 Gilkeson 1- year-old freshman from Hilo, Ha Lanman, of Glenview, III., Is playing in the event for the sec wan. wno played lor lowa wes inna year out mis is me ursi tor leyan. Daniels. Tigers Down Wolves, 47-7 TILC0 SELLfS LI'.SUI w l ett. 14 14 10 Buty Signal Kav Ru.Mra D al Ton Wrong Njmbara Tmsw Tonaa Vaiiow Ragaa 1 Coma Man Ruba Raauiti; Buty Signal 1, Tmor lonat o; S Coma f, Vallow Raoaa I) 01 Tofwa 1, Non Pub 4j Kay Rulaara 4. Wrong Nvmoaff 1. Nigh tariaa: Jania lyraj lTJ-IU-Ija 4I. Ray Ru'aari. H,gn gama; ptiyitit Eva-a 114, 3 Coin. Otnar tMgn Korat: Phylii e.a" lal. Fran LaBora lac. Fay Scmnoiaa 12. ait MrAliiatay la). iv ttfntrt laa. Jana B.rd 1! LiliO Cnytka in-WI, Dariono H-41 la'. CAPITAL LIAOUI Malroao Stora it 1 : ' Pawl Amann a f.f "A" 10 U Mairaao Dairy t I i '1' T.ar Ram 12 F'a 1 luoa Fiy "A" a IS it Dougiaa Cuttarl n ! A"aroury Ca.a" Tilo It 1 Oa Parr U"ion Ta T IO'i Raawita: kna ? Lavar 2. Dowo'aa ' Cwttara 1; Mairoa Stora 2. T moar Roof I, Mairoao Dairy I i. Gar Parr un-an Pawl Anuanna Fly A I. Frana. 4 Bob a Fiy A I H,gn Mr at: Jack Cwnvning 300-21 1-10 too. Ma raa S'-a. H gn o.i Ci lltiaat I' I, Paul Am. Pi Fiy "a-. 0twr n-g arara- Mai Van Scov Boo M.nk 2Ct. W..I Mm.y XI 20. Cmt F lnf 2t. Frank Carl Jr. XI. Ajftn Dv ingyif 2O0, Bud Olsen started the Canyon-1 ville T'gers off with a bang Fri. day against the Days Creek Wolves as the star speedster opened the first quarter with two TDs to lead his team to a 47-7 win. ! Olaen opened the scoring in the Southern Oregon eight-man game at Canyonville with an 83-yard romp, then minutes later thread-1 ed his way for a 28 yard scoring run. After his initial burt on the scene, the star Tiger turned the . scoring chores over to bis team mates. I Roger Riepe, Glenn Johnson and Fred Gninst were three team-! mates who came through with fhing colors. Riepe opened the sec ond quarter with a 20 yard romp to paydirt, then repeated his perfor mance in the third period before racing 39-yards in the final quar ter. Third TO 1 Johnson racked up the third TD of the 2t) point first stanra for the Tigers on a twoyard plunge anJ added two PATs for the game Gmnat scored in th third quarter on s 10 ard run. ran two PAT and passeil to Craig Heath for another. Mike Lowry paced the Wolves at-, tack by fighting his way across the goal line from two yards out in I the second period. A pass from Lowry to Fred Van Norman added i the seventh point to the scoreboard for the Wolves. : The aii keepsehe Tigers unde-l feated in Southern Oregon eight-1 man play, and firmly entrenches, them in second place with a 2-0 1 mark. Days Creek is still winless. for the season and has an 0 2 1 league record. Camas Valley's Hor nets lead the league with a 3 0 rec ord, including Friday's forfeit. Meet Proipect The Tieers will get a chance to moe into a tie for first place next week when they meet the Prospect Cougars, while the Hor nets will tie out of league play. Days t reek is scheduled to play Butte Falls in a league game Oct. 13. Can. DC First downs 7 4 Rushing yardage 308 118 Passing yardage 21 0 Passes 1 2 14 Passes intercepted 0 0 Punts 130 3 33 3 Fumbles lost I 1 Yards penalized 7 70 8 30 Scare by querters: Canyonville 20 7 13 717 . Days Creek 0 7 0 07 Scoring: Canyonville; Olsen 83-1 yard run (Johnson run). Canyon-j ville; Olsen 28 yard run (Grunst: run), Canyonville; Johnson 2 yard run (run failed). Canyonville; I Riepe 20 yard run (Heath pan from Grunst). DC; Lowry 2 yard ' run (Van Normsn piss from low-' ry). Canyonville: Riepe 20 yard -run trun failed). Canyonville; ; Grunit 10 yard rvn (Giunst rum. . 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