int., Oct, 14, 1961 Tht News Review, Roieburg, Or.
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DISPLAY OF TROPHIES The trophies being eyed by Jim
Hunt will be presented, olong with many others, to the
winners in Sunday's karting oction at the Roseburg Kart
ways. Featured in the racing Sunday will be on endurance
test featuring top korr drivers nnrl several hordtop pilots
now concentrating on karting. Races will start ot 1 p.m.
(News-Review Photo).
Yoncalla Wins Fifth Straight
By Tipping Coburg Broncs
Yoncalla'f Eagles ran their vie
lory skein to five straight Friday
hy edging the Coburg Broncos 12-6
as they continue to exhibit power
in non league B action.
The Eagles made use of a stron?
second period to roll to the vic
tory. They built up i 12 0 lead by
halflime after playing to a 00
deadlock in the first stanza. The
Broncos retaliated with a fourth
quarter tally, but came up with
too little, too late.
Wilson Scores
Sophomore halfback Bill Wilson
provided the scoring punch early
in the second quarter for the Ea
gles when he grabbed onto a
three-yard pass from quarterback
Dwight Pontius. The Eagles had
moved to the Coburg three-yard
line when they took to the air.
Before halftime "Red" Wiley
broke loose and threaded his way
through defenders for 29 yards and
the second Yoncalla TD. Both extra-point
attempts failed.
Coburg avoided being shut out
when Don Smith pIunEed across
the goal line from one yard out in
the final 12 minutes.
Edge Taken
On the ground the Eagles prov
ed more than the Broncos could
cope with. The visitors romped for
191 yards, compared to a mere 74 j
racked up by the Cnhurg 11.
Through the air, the Eagles bad
the only three yards picked up
that being an important three that
netted at TD.
The win gives the Eagles a 51
season record, with the one loss
being in their opener to A 2 Rid
dle. Next week the Eagles will open
in Bico-B action traveling to Elk
ton for an encounter with the Elks.
Yonc. Cbg
First downs 12 7
Rushing yardage 191 74
Passing yardage 3 0
Passes 11 0-2.
Passes intercepted 2 0
Punts 3 24 2 24
Eumhles lost 0 1
Penalties 5 35 0 0
Scot by quarters
Yoncalla
Coburg
Scoring: Yoncalla
yard pass from Pontius (run fail
ed). Yoncalla: Wiley 29-yard run
(run failed). Coburg; Smith 1-yard
run (run failed).
0 12 0 0-12
0 0 0 66
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Illinois Valley
Rips Bulldogs
Sulherlin's Bulldogs ran into a
buzsaw named Dor Johnson Fri
day as they came out on the short
end of a 42-7 score against the
I Illinois valley Lions in a non
; league A-2 clash.
I Johnson scored five TDs and
I three PATs for a total of 33 points
against the Bulldogs. The rugged
, hack accounted for all the Lions
21 points in the first half on runs
of two, one and"17 yards, and ran
for the three extra points. In the
second half, Johnson continued on
the rampage wilh a 38-yard scor
ing run and took a 17-yard pass
from quarterback Darrel Gcllert
tor the fir.al in
Johnson Gains 253
For the game Johnson racked
up a total of 253 yards gained
from scrimmage 151 yards rush
ing and 102 on the receiving end
of the passes.
The Bulldogs wer able to break
through the Lion defense to pay
dirt only once. The lone scoring
play for the Bulldogs came when
Jack Tyler crashed over from five
yards out, then Don Gocrt7.cn pro
vided the necessary charge for the
PAT.
In addition to Johnson's scoring
in the second half the Lions tal
lied on a seven-vard run bv Jim
Thornhill and PAT runs by Bob
Prathcr and Steve Hanby.
Winners Tak Edg
Net yardage favored the winners
who picked up 349 yards, compar
ed to 128 for Sutherlin. Illinois Val
ley held a 19-6 advantage in first
downs, and gained 120 yards, com
pared to 128 for Sutherlin. Illinois
Valley held a 19-6 advantage in
first downs, and gained 120 yards
through the air while hoksjng Suth
erlin's passirg attack to zero.
Next week the Bulldogs will re
turn to Umpqua Valley League ac
tion, traveling to Glendale for an
outing against the Pirates.
Score by quarters:
Sutherlin 0 7 0 0 T
Illinois Vly. 4 7 14 7-42
Scoring: IV: Johnson 2-yard run
(Johnson run). IV; Johnson 1-yard
run (Johnson rim). IV; Johnson 17
vard run (Johnson run). Sutherlin;
Tyler 5 yard run (Goertzen run).
IV; Thornhill 7 yard run (Prathcr
run). IV; Johnson 38-yard run
Prather run). IV; Johnson 17-yard
pass from Gcllert (Hanby run).
Butte Falls Rams
Days Creek Squad
In a runaway battle, the Davs
Creek Wolves fell, 47-0, before the
fired-up Butte Falls Loggers in
Southern Oregon eight-man action
Friday.
The Loggers grabbed the lead
early in the opening stanza, and
held it all the way, scoring al
most at will. Days Creek never
seriously threatened, though the
Wolves fought hard all the way.
The loss gives Days (.'reek an
0-3 league record going into the
contest acainst the Prospect Cou
gars next week.
Hockey Results
National Hockty Leagut
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Friday Rtsultt
No game scheduled
Saturday Cimci
New York at Montreal
Rnston at Tornnlo
Chicago at Petrnit
Sunday Gamtt
Montreal at Bntnn
Toronto at New York
Detroit at Chicago
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