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tattle Of The Unbeaten Slants c : .. ' ,-; ; tl i' . c-V -v:'5 looming At May Field At 8 HITTING THE DECK Featherweight champion Davy Moore, right, walks away Thurs day night after decking Mexico's Pelon Cervantes with a short right for a 10 count in the fifth round of non-title fight at Los Angeles. Moore's win snapped a Cervantes string of seven straight wins. (UPI Telephoto). PCL Team Reports Working Agreement CHOICE IN NL Manager Won By Texas Aggies Solidify First Of Year Honors Poll Position Fred Hutchinson VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) A n-w working aKncment with the American League Minnesota Twin was reported Thursday by the I'acifie Coast League Vancou ver Mount if. Frank Welters, MminticJ presi dent who announced the deal, said the Twins have promised to send a complete baseball team here next year. i ... It... Mi.tintina hnrl in ...I'." ,ik ih. Miiw.iikri.inl J'ress Poll Urav nf the National Leaiiuc. A lone ballot tor Alvin Dark of ! would have put l.os Anceles Timber Tournament Grid Test Between Indians And Vikings Rated Tossup Deadline Extended Deadline for the acceptance nf entries in the Timber Tournament has been extended to Oct. 21, How ard Petersen, manager of the bowl ing tournament announced. Originally the deadline was set for Oct. 14. I ZT) I I By NIEL CELLERS ITom Hohbs. guards Boh Welch News-Review Sports Writer land Paul Nolle, and center Bob Looming big tonight at r inlay Knark. Field is the battle of the undeleat- Defensively Gwaltney. Casebeer. Petersen noted entries are com -fds, featuring the Rosehurg In- Kenny King, Glen Goddard, a n d g Th Newi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Fri., Oct. 13, 1961 inii in reasonably well considering "" m ,ne "n aaltm vus-; nruce namoro wm emer me nose-, the earliness of the date. The tour-. "'f " . . . "u' "" . ,, . . ,. ' .. i. .i tr na .i nnt.h.,ro ! Bolh teams have 5 0 records for North Salem a attack will find, R ' I Vthe season, with North Salem hold-: Darrell Elfeldt calling the signals. lnierest in the Vei-lino event l ' edie over ,ne Indians Although he does not rely on his inieresi in me kegling event Is . . ...l;... tk. v;b,nan.in vumi .. ..n.M. nf nm. keen in comparison to previous in the prep rankings. The Vikings rest in third place in the state . ii... ........ - i ' " L " i ratings, while the Indians are one Such interest might be because . j founh of the added prize money offered. ... lh, . Vlkin, hoid hstimated total offered is J7.5IK). I . , ,r..r:n u,,,!, us Sports Calendar j Elks' Green-Top i Team To Travel Friday ing dangerous through the air Surroiinlin0 the auarterhack will be halfbacks Jim Kellv and Jim 1 Football M.f'lorwl.tk nlintl uilh rnlll.ai.Ir t Non.LjaU r.rv cii..i'. I'niiMi. ih. n. North Salem Vikincs vs. Itnse- The Itoscburg Elks three cush- Guaranteed first prize money for ls in ,,ve ,,amcSi and tne in.,,r runner of ',ke backfield for the burg Indians, 8 p m Kinlay Field ! inn billiard team will travel to a men s team is $.'iO0; $2.10 for fir.it H,, k.... ,..krA n no noints Vik nsino his las-nounH frame to Hoseburg. , Medford to take part in the dis- money in the women s team divi- ; a, many nc0untcrs. Defensive- j charge through the lines of the 5-A-l tnct championship p ayoff Sunday, sion; and $200 for first place in y tne ot.a u ()liS lhe best on opposition. Springfield Millers vs. South Eu- Games arc scheduled to start at the mixed team division. inanr kavjni, ,inWPH onlv 12 gene Axemen. 8 D.m. Civic Sta 9 a m , and as a total of 24 games nomls to be scored against them.!w'h' Front dium. Eugene. are on tap the playoff will he in Tonight's battle rate as a toss- up. No one seems willing to go out on a limb to pick a winner. thoush the home team is favored progress all day. J he winning team will earn the right to go to Corvallis to compete in the stale playoffs early in November. Teams competing at Medford will be Klamath Falls, Ashland, while the Vikings have had 32 ! I'p front is where the Vikings North Eugene Highlanders vs points scored against them. i nave tneir weignt with live ol tne North Bend Bulldogs, 8 p m seen starting linemen weignuig in ;sorlh nend. at over the 200-pound mark. The Umpqua Vallay Ltigu tackle slots have the majority of i Oakland Oakers vs. Glendale P the weight with Dan Clark at 217 raii n m clpndalp locally. The visitors pack a weight and Wayne Looney at 222 filling Douglas Trojans vs. M y r 1 1 e I Rosehurg and the host Medford advantage in the line averaging the holes. Completing the line for.creek. Vikings, 8 pm., Myrtle 1 squad. Manager Doss Burgess of 2ti4 pounds - per - player in the for- the Viks will be "Punk" Wells (jrec(. the Hoseburg team feels he has ward wall to an average of 183 and Don Causey at ends, Vi a 1 1 1 Souther Oregon $-Man me of the strongest local entrants for the Indians. Looney and Roger Brooks as n rTei, Wolves vs. Butle ever, and stated that the quintet Vengenco Eyod I guards and Bill Richie as center. I j.-as' Loggers 130 p m., Butte of Hoseburg aces has a good I .... .-Air il. a Indian cnnoe74.il ! Defensivelv Dean PaHp G a r V .. .. ' i i nt .. c. .t taii,na. .nti,i,fi..d it,.,, k..ii' j t.i . rans. ,.,,(, out a tnrining M il win over uie riinumn im una. i"is fiji Canvonville Tigers vs Project off. on first place in he Associated v.kings who went on to finish sec will work in the line, while Larry I Cougars 1 30 pin , Prospect I The team lineup for Rosehurg Press- w-ek y small college foot- on(J iB )he state. The Viks will be Wright, I.ren Wh.ttaker and Kent ; sugars. L r M n. n.i iiinuv . . . . . i u.. i . knif .. in. . . i .i'l. r . . - out to avenge uie mss, uui me m- i.v.m .m Vlmira Falcons vs Dra n war- 'Ihe Javelinas, who didn't drw'.i, will have their tomahawks 1 unit. L '."c .,..::' the tentative starting lineups; ' ij i. Sutherlin Bulldogs vs. Illinois Valley Lions, 8 p m.. Cave June- lead to l'a sanies. A sweep of Ilie ! ,i a ,,, ,hir ikird .ir..,i,( .u t-.'.i,. .n c . u. io n uli. ions-, F. I final two, a Sunday doubleheader. vjctH ' Abanv 2S-7 and Corvallis 26 7. On ' Clark 217 ) T Humboldt Slate of California the other hand Koseburg opened Walt I.'ney f202)G By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS exas A & I College's undefeat- NEW YORK (AP) Freddie , perts to have had more talent. The """I ., i P'vo"' "V "eiween uie conienu- , f,rs( pace Vole in the first poll out and waiting collections: all except one of 176 , ers was played in Cincinnati, Aug. L w,,k ,., atlra(.,n flv. from 1 0UL "k c,1" K. votes, was selected the National League manager-of-the-year for 19il today in the annual Associat- 9'. 97 Tko Ikwlilnr. u...n lU firl & ' ""'"'v" ".c JOrin Oaieill RIHUVU IMC Brauil I ll "J ' ! ul Z.Z.xJtVht Al" r,'ional b"ard of -1 with a decisive 28-6 win over South 7 7 . ,i ' , . l i. ! perls by (leleating r.ast I exas Salem, then went o to down Mam for tonight's game are: N. S.ltm Po i-.i. xi.IumW.s riuln't the third Dlace San Francisco Gi-i'ront. However, Cincinnati loot ,.,j ,, ., (.(,k i- . k.. ki..i.; i:.i. paIC un linhio i9ii "" . rm. ." .....j ....k . 'hih m.. ii j t.t Th (inar .p. ...... r-y " ; . " have sufficient players in sigm 10 '" purvrnn-u fiuuiunMni mini --. - stock Vancouver next year. heini m unanimous rhnire in the!game. balloting by members of the Base-1 Hutchinson, 42. previously man ball Writers' Association of Amer aged the Detroit Tigers and St. ira, Louis Cards. Dark, in his first season as a Record Improved With important from new acquisitions ( Pitcher , They finished fifth in 10 under ,, ,n h by ' trouncing invaders. Starting with the kickoff',em, Pade (170). Hindman (205), Joey Jay and third baseman Gene Bill Rigney and lorn Sheehan. LafaV).t,e 34 0 .at 8. a healthy group of players . Montgomery (185), Wright (175), h r 1 nln Ilia rnncKlont Ii il I inn ' . . . . . n-i i ........ - . . t Sutherlin Terriers To Play Fremont The Sutherlin Junior High Ter- ners. luung a -i ..... . nk,,n ,,, v.,l. P.n frl.W orn7V to !rv rwiD.!8"". "utchinson helped the Reds u " r "JK oT the "'Z J'm-ve on their - .m performance on I y games and five positions in . the standings. The Terriers will piny Fremont, i:ik i. . HA..i.ink..inr iih The past season they won 93 ihe seventh gradi game to .tartlfam" : and lost 81. In ISHio the .. m. .... ilteds had a 67 87 record, finishing last week the Terriers sit up ixl5- Virtually no one gave them . fl)rmel. Boston Celtics player and . , nefens. f .in . nle .sb V -."anceto win their first pen- pitcher with Philadelphia. . a .. .k.inanl in 21 years. SAN MATEO. C.lif P.vn Par. ond and bagged two first place edged Springfield 7-6, then romped Brooks (185) C G votes by edging San Francisco to a 20-0 victory over North Eu- W'yne L'ney (222T Stale, 7 6. gene and a 47 0 win over Thurston , Causey (195) t. Hillsdale College of Michigan, before blasting North Bend 21 6 Elfeldt (165) QB third a week ago, was upended last weekend. Kelly (150) 1IB 1.1 h Nnrlhsrn Mi.lioan n.l Wllh tie crV Of "all tne Way I OIICMe (13.11 rn : manager. helDed lift lhe Giants i . -. . .. . . , . , . . . . , . , .oroppeu out oi me ion ten. mis .t-.i ucn'i, , Contributions two notrhis in (lie slanitin.'4 I ... .. . .... . . . .1 tj. ...Jl k. ... ln. ih. this year" being heard in Rose-' MetT'nd'sh (170) HB Defensive changes: playing in the No. 1 position. Len Browcr will serve as the No. 2 man. Bo Boucock is Nr. 3, John Bingham is the No. 4 player and Rsba. I Valley Lions, 8 pm., Cave June- Len Leinonen will serve as the (185) Palm tion. iNo. 5man. (190) Hohbs! Iiwell Raiders vs. Elklon r.lks. tne nurnner live piayer is nm (170) Welch 1-JU p.m., r.lKton. rt-.tuin-u i piay cALt-pi 111 uii. va (175) Roark! Camas Valley Hornets vs. West- nf a tic between any two teams, (165) Nolte fir Loggers, 8 pm., Westfir. then the fifth players would play' (215) John! YoncaUa Eaglet vs. Coburj off the tie. (ISO) Rutter Broncos, 2:30 p.m., Coburg. (180) Bros. Saturday (1651 JoTs'n Football (210) Fluryl 5-A-l (180) Long rates, 8 p in , Marshficld. North Sa- Sports In Brief By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BASKETBALL WASHINGTON Washington Tapers of new American Basket ball League signed Gene Conley, Th small eollese ton ten under the tutelage or Koy inomp- Whittaker (175), Lvans (liOI. Kose- (points figured on a basis of 10 9- son will be after the Viking scalps, burg; Goddard (220). Hanford j 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 from first through . North Salem is also In good shape! 180), King (185), Gwaltney (155), tenth places; first place votes in : with no major iniunes. it win ne LaseDeer iibui. parentheses): 1. Texas A & I (5) 2. Humboldt State (2) 3. S.K. Louisiana ( 1 ) 4. Pittsburgh (Kan.) 5. Southern Illinois 6. Northern Michigan 7. Baldwin-Wallace 8. Delaware 9. Whittier (Calif ) HO. West Chester (Pa.) Lewis And Clark ready to go at the sound of the 81 1 opening whistle according to coach 49 I Spike Hillslrom. 47 Brolt-.trt Loads AtUck 251 The backfield chargers nf the. ti.li.f . Dhhhamih 2.1 Indians will be led by quarterback NUllOn 5 KUnnerUU 21 1 Paul Brothers. Brothers, a topi 19 runner, and a better than average KANSAS CITY (AP) Despite i s. Ilv iinnnii'nH nffcnsl . thev rambled to an impressive 20 8 tri-1 The Reds were pressed through do ($6 40) took lead in last 70 umph over the Josepn l.ane Junior "ul Jrar "j 11,0 lM inKeies . yiu .no won nay meauuws iop High team of Roseburg. I Dodgers, considered by most cx-icvent. The Terriers tallied first on a lung pass play from Greg Eggle slon to Jerry Tabor. The Joseph Lane team scored moments later on a 65-yard run to knot the count Sutherlin broke loose in the sec- CORVALLIS. Ore., (AP) Ore-Jis out of action for three weeks.' Jim Sutherland's viewpoint and yp g3CnydsSClgaTnstWVhu"son' j 4,9.ards. ond nan witn tiavio Munnen going i gon Mate I niversity a lootoaiii ana Lasanova has concentrated tne weatner continued on tne thpn rame back last week with 109 Umpqu. Vall.y Ltaguo Thurston Colls vs. Marshficld Pi Riddle Irish vs. Glide Wildcats, 2 p m , Glide. Non-Lt.guo Marshficld JV's vs. Powers Cruisers, 2 pm . Powers. Hunter, 73 Years Old, Found After 5 Hours I TORTLAND (AP) A 71 y ear-old deer hunter was found, t nlH arlrl chivtirinrr Thttrcrliir night, after he had been lost for about five hours in the wonrit t n t. J i it., tit Vrth Ronil IV. ... Rncnht.r.. "I i iRU-nr, iimi UlC iUL. Tim V u ., , '". . . ' Hood Loop highwav. JV's. 1 pm, Unlay Field, Rose-t Ran(,s ParkHale, , : reported lost about 5:30 p.m. 13th Annual Kiwanis Pee Wee Football Jamboree, 7 p.m., Finlay Field. Beaver-Badger Bout Set; Renfro Is Out 18 passer, will call the signals and a resounding loss to Linfield last 16 'engineer the Koseburg drives. Dur-j weekend, Lewis and Clark of 12 ing the season th junior quarter-, Portland is the No. 2 team in1 ! back has exhibited top form from National Association of Intercol-, hrs position. i lcgiate total offense statistics. j Handling the majority of the; Uviis and i, has gameI an rushing cnores win oe naimacK ni average of 448 vards per game. Joelson and fullback Mike Flury. I lra,m( opjy Panhandle A & M of Joelson came to life two weeks okahomi whjch has averaged Hockey Results I. infield is 14th with an average , . , V ' , 1 ., .. . . 'OP" canie uaiK iaM wrtu wmi iua , over from lhe two alter Charles i team was to lake an early morn- heavily on offensive drills this gloomy side Thursday as he nd varjs against North Bend The Korh Worked a Jo l.ane punt, j jnn flight Way for Madison, Wis., week, trving to polish up plays his Washinjiton Slate Cougars nie,v halfhack has cood nowerl Four 0reSn small eollese ni-. ViL.ipnm ninviruiri t ....ii. ti..Jn... m;..u. i:i, .. i -.i u i J . . . v . . ' harks a re tipht v bunrhed in fifth uuuu up ii.hu h""" ii uini r the plunges at tne center 01 , . v? - " . " David Sikstrom rnnverted The final touchdown was count ed hy Sikstrom after an 80-yard drive. Koch converted. The Joseph l.ane seventh (trad ers won 12-0 over the smaller Suth erlin seventh graders, reports cor respondent Jerry DeMuth. IDEAL GREENS SWEEPER NASIIVU.I.K. Tenn. (AP) Wal and Saturday's clash with University of Wisconsin. The Oregon Staters beat Idaho 44 ti last Saturday alter two losses at the start of the season, but coach Tommy Prothro said he feels the Reavers stilt have a tiling or two to prove. OStT has two backs off Ihe In jured list for action against Wis the, that might click against Arizona If Ihe weather is dry, Oregon is figured to throw a lot of passes. and the Weather Bureau has co date with the Idaho V andals Sat jthe l,ne. and his breakaway speed i "ir0URh c'8hl Positions in rushing "'day. makes him a definite threat on;s,'',1f1"- , .. -We're not getting the work the outside. Bob I'enncll of Oregon College operated, with predictions for a done I'd hoped." said Sulherland. I Flurv, the 210 pound fullback.1" ,,f,n Wltn n average of 121.5 rainless evening. "We have a long way to go in has been the workhorse for the rus a game, rouowing mm are leverv department, and it's touch Indians. I'sing his hull-like power, j 11 'cy Hercert, Lewis and Clark, J. -w J- DmIImmm lo et the work dune inside the the big fullback crashes through th with 120 6 . vards; (iary Urill. VanaOIS IllVaae rUllltian .,lhou.se " the line for good gains, lie is av. Lewis and Clark, seventh with ... J That's where the rainy weather erasing 53 yards-per-carry 431 115 -1 yards: and Steve Begum, "" maim v-i ; viiacn . him an, I hi. rhar... Th,.r.. va.-.t for 81 nrrirl l.inneio, eigoi wun iij yarns. National Hockay League By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday Rttultt New York 6. Boston 3 Toronto 4. Detroit 2 Friday Games I No games scheduled Saturday Gamts New York at Montreal Boston at Toronto Chicago at Detroit Thursday by a hunting companion Stanley Miiler also of Parkdale. He said he and Redding had decided to hunt separately and meet lalcr at the highway. He waited for an hour, he said, then called the sheriffs office which organized a search. Redding had to be carried nut hy a seven man rescue so,uad from the Alpinees. a Hood River mountaineering club. BASEBALL NEW YORK Yankees signed manager Ralph Houk to a two year contract at an estimated S45.0O0 a year. ter Nipper, a local golfer, told of consul, tney are lorn l.ales . ull-jskip Stahley of Idaho lined up' . a, lhrv Dr.nar(.d for lh. Van-i JMaving wingback and complet-! Jerry Linton of Panhandle a new way to Keep greens clean. speei sier iroy n mine. n,ne seniors anil two sophomores j :.... ' " i ; .hp Rnseburc backfield will A k M leads with an average of "I was at Fort Campbell the a breakaway halfback. other day and a helicopter was hovering over the greens," he said. I L. UlMI TnL Tft Air -One of the men told me Ihev were! "UCR5 Mill I ORB I 9 Mil blowing the leaves off because the colonel was going to play that at tcrnoon ' F.KIKNK, Ore, (AP) I'ni ersilv of tlregon coach l.cn ( asanova. plagued by mim ics to Friday for the Vandals' invasion, ... i,i,.i,m .. .h,. he Bruce Long. Ixmg has good 167 yards per game. of Pullman. Wash, to play neigh- but jnt hal ,nu(i be " speed and :s capable of taking: Linfield quarterback Bill miring nasningion iate satur- Sutherland said passes from Brothers. Backlieiu I'arrisn is eignt in passing ocmna dav He wound tip Thursday's rainy drill by tapping .Mike .Mosolf. 1 tlene Rates, Dick Mooncy and (lene Marrow to start in the back- Ring Record i ii i tinir .Mail ton ill Mill ill fi enn Dav s. Untune O vmnir ' uacMieui. goi gooo news ...... ...... , p,h, 400 meler hurdle champion from 1 Thursday. Ben Blown, veteran; k " By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ohio State, is living griMimed as a i naiiuacK, may oe reauy nr uuty i , Angeles Daev Moore, ei s' aerials, while at the other end varl'. pass receiver with the Detroit i.j.i aw nsi Aiiionn .-.atutuay nigiu in HQft UOfTIDenS V-OUaurS 130, Springfield. Ohio, knocked Pete Itulter w.ll also come in for ni,n,i,r ons. lie played briefly last year . " 'Hand. I out Pilon Cervantes, no, Mom- Ins share lnsi.le Palm and Rutter av(.rage-of 125 vards a game and caught one pass. I But highly regarded Mel Renfiol PCI.I.MAV, Wash. (API Coach cali. Mexico, 5 (nontitle). -wilt he tackles Doug John and ; reserves expected to see action in- Jan Lloyd of Occidental of Calif- elude Jim Reamer. Dick (Iwaltney. ornia. Parrish has completed 1 Bill Kirkpatnck and Lance Case- nf Jo passes. Lloyd has connected beer. ; on 46 of 87. Palm Tarqtt Val Barnes nf Linfield is eight i In the line all slate end R a y m receiving with 16 catches for Palm will be the target for Broth- vards and an average of Sfi game. Moses Scott of leads with an V o TfiUME ihiI IflMI ir.'.'(.'U"lv 1 If Will mill lllllll Mim CLOSEOUT Many Popular Style.. HUSKY BULKIES SEMI BULKIES LIGHT & MEDIUM WEIGHTS For Every Fall Activity. Several Neck Styles. PULL OVERS Rc9 , , 0J & CARDIGANS. Mony Colon To Chtos. From! GET ' YOURS NOW! Crtil for Yur CoMvtnitiKe I INSIS j ICQNSISTf MILT THl (ST Prices Are Low IMlW now WWt'-Ttteil 6" to io" mmmm BAYER LEADS ONTARIO. Calif. AP) A 6 umler par 61 has projected long hilling Ueorge Bayer of Miami into the lead for the SM.OOO On tario Open golf championship. Bayer, one-time University of Wanhinston tackle, hart 3.T 31 Th.irM.jv nn the fi.Anvyani par r.tS M 70 Whispering Lakes course, hut he was only one stroke a hear! of Jon (lust in nf (,!a.wyne. Y.t at the end of the f;rt round. 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