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OSU Scuttled;
Ducks Triumph
I'nivcrsity of Orreon manascd
to topple the San Jcue Stale Spar
tans. 21-6, Saturday, but the Ore
gon Slate Beavers were 24 23 vic
tims of a fantastic last-ditch effort
by the Arizona Slate University
Sun Devils.
Kor Oregon, -the win was a pol
ished, workmanlike job, hiKhlmht
ed by the line work of 214-pound
Ron Snidow, a tackle. He recover
ed two San Jose fumbles, caused
another and spectacularly inter
cepted a pass to romp to a touch
down. It took the backficld short Ducks
only 7:45 of the first period to
score their first touchdown. I'sing
a double reverse. Mickey Bruce
handed to Li Bain for the score
from the 10. San Jose made it 7-6
in the second period, but Orepon
slammed hack immediately for an
other, making the halftime score,
1 4-6. Snidnw's great interception
came in the final quarter.
Oregon State appeared to have
its game in control until the last 90
seconds. It was then the Beavers
fumbled the ball and lost it to
Arizona on its own 48. The Arizona
squad went to work to the tune of
The Vikings of Myrtle Creek and .after kicking off to open the sec-t Newman was praised by Myrtle 'he frenzied screams of partisan
the Oakland Oakers exchanged pos- ond half, then marched 60 yards Creek Coach LcRoy Juelko for his i ,ans- " "' Piy. neAsun
Hions in the L'mpqua V a 1 1 e y in 10 plays for another touchdown
'SUGAR' LUMPED Denny Moyer of Portland lands a hard shot on the face of Sugar
Ray Robinson during their ten-round middleweight match Saturday. Robinson won a un
animous decision. (UPI Telephoto)
Vikings Tip (takers To Take Third
League standings as a result of Sieve Newman and Boh Beanblos
the Viks' 200 win Saturday,
In winning the battle for third
place, the Vikings displayed too
much weight in the line for the
Oakers. The winners stopped the
home team with a minus 33 net
yards gained rushing as they fore-
outstanding job on offense, while wc,ren ,, ,e u A PM
Ed Cadman and Don Kichardsonl " 10 ,l,e '! ,nd, '" rammel il
led the Viking defensive unit. Eu-1 f0"'5?' Thls. cftJh,?m 8"" J":
gene Anderson. Cannon. K e i t h1 ii
Crenshaw and Paul Hansen
ed the Oakers to the air.
Effective defense by both teams
near the midfield stripe during the
first quarter ended in a 0 0 dead
lock at the first intermission. The
Vikings struck for a single touch
down in the second period, cap
italizing on a fumble by the Oak
ers. Jim Byrd, playing alert ball for
the winners, picked up the fumble
when a pitchout from Bo Cannon
som led the spirited Viking drive,
with Newman charging his way
into the end zone from four yards
away. Graf again kicked for the
extra point. i land coach Chuck Halstead.
ine unai iauy lor me iRmK5i i..e victory Rives aiyruei reeK ! terback ,nd hc (ound DaIc Keller
came in the fourth quarter when a 311 league record, and third w,ih a pass that did the trick
to he iniprrnntrH as the crowd
re- j ,u. tj
ceived pats on the hark from Oak- Aflr rH.r .., rstnrfj ih.
Jacob replaced Joe Zuger at quar-
they kept a drive going which net
ted them 79 yards in 15 plays. New
man provided the scoring punch
as the powerful halfback dove over
from the one-yard line.
Final Try Fails
Oakland's final attempt to get
on the scoreboard came late In the
final stanza when a pass from Can
non to Eugene Anderson which
went for a touchdown was called
place in the current standings. Oak
land now has a 3-2 0 mark, and
rests in fourth place. Both teams
will end the season this week with
Oakland hosting the Glide Wildcats
The Arizona victory was parti
cularly sweet ot he Devils as thev
trailed 23-8 at the end of the third
quarter.
In other games involving West
and Myrtle Creek traveling to Suth- Coast learns, the scores were: In
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to Jim Archer went astray and de rson'had slepped out of bounds
Byrd rambled 34 yards for the six ,., Mn 1h. vikin- a
points. Ken Graf kicked the extra
point.
Oakers Threaten
Oakland came hark In threaten
late in the first half, driving from
just before crossing the Viking 20.
The call caused much irritation
for the Oakland fans and ended in
a 15-yard penalty being called.
Regrouping their forces the Oak
ers got back to the Myrtle Creek
its own 36 to the Myrtle Creek 14 j 27 before losing the ball on downs
where it was first-and 10 as the The Vikings took over and ran two
halftime gun sounded. plays to use up the remaining time.
Myrtle Creek held the Oakers Newman Praised
erlin
First downs
Rushing yardage
Passing yardage
Passes
Passes intercepted
Fumbles lost
Yards penalized
Score by quarters:
Myrtle Creek
Oakland
Scoring:
recovered
rliana 33. Washington Slate 7
M. Crk. Oakld.lLSC 28. California 14: Southern
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2 20
Oregon College 6. Oregon Techni
cal Institute 0; l.infield 52. Whit
man 0; Willamette 31. Pacific 14:
Washington 13. Stanford 0; OLE
26. Portland State 24.
ATHLETES OF THE MONTH Fred Von Norman (left)
ond Donny Kinney (right) were chosen as the outstanding
football stars by the members of the Doys Creek Wolves.
Van Norman is a junior holfback, while Kinney is a senior,
ond olso works from a halfback slot. The honors came to
the two stars when the team was asked to pick an "athlete
of the month" ond came up with not one, but two.
Prospect Downs Days Creek
Days Creek's Wolves found the
going rough in a Southern Oregon
eight-man tilt as the visiting1 Pros
pect Cougars ran off with the con
test. 44-6.
The Cougars built up a comfort
able 190 margin by halftime, then
continued to roll after the break,
climaxing their performance with
an 18 point final stanza. The Wolves
picked up their only tally in the fi
nal 12 minute period to avoid a
shutout.
Bonney Romps
Dick Bonney provided the Wolves
with their lone 6 pointer when the
flcelfootcd back skirted the end and
outraced the defenders for 45
yards. Bonney"s long run proved
the longest scoring romp of the
afternoon.
The passing of Ron Gillespie was
a big factor in the Cougars' win.
The flashy Prospect quarterback
tossed to Mike Payne for two
TDs and passed for one PAT. in:
addition to scoring on an H yard
run himself. Steve Wayman was
the big-gun on the ground for the
Cougars. Wayman opened the scor-i
ing by plunging over from two I
yards out, then came back in the
fourth quarter with a 28-yard scor-
ing ramble. I
Prospect's other TDs came on a
40-yard gallop by Payne and a 13
yard run by Jim Bogcns.
Saturday's game ended league
play lor the Wolves with an 0-4
mark, while Prospect's final South
ern Oregon league record is 31.
The Wolves will end the 1961 sea
son Friday when they clash with
the Canyonville Tigers in a non-
counter. Friday's game will start
at 3 p m., and will be homecom
ing for the Tigers
Pros,
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6 29 4
n
15
First downs
Rushing yardage 211
Passing yardage 125
Passes , 613
Punts 00
Fumbles lost n
Yards penalized 3-55
Score by quarters:
Prospect 7 12 7 1
Days Creek 0 0 0 66
Scoring: Prospect; Wayman 2
yard run (Wayman run). Prospect;
Gillespie 11-yard run (run failed).
Prospect; Payne 22 yard pass from
Gillespie (run failed). Prospect;
1'ayne 40 yard run (Payne pass
from Gillespie). Prospect: Bogcns
15-yard run (run failed). DC; Bon
ney 45-yard run (run failed). Pros
pect: Wayman 28 yard run (run
filled). Prospect: Payne 40-yard
pass trom Gillespie (run failed),
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fumble (Graf kick).
Newman 4 yard run (Graf kick).
Newmany 1-yard run (kick failed).
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