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r County Has Right To Xrov Over '61 Gridiron Season inm I Kg 1 ' -'7 Douglas County hit right la "trow" about (he 1981 football sc. nun as it has a rrcord which ii hard to beat. Six local teams ranging from B right-man to A 1 competition havr enterrd playoffi at a result of their work on the gridiron. Includ ed in this list ii the number one team in the atale the Koscburg Indians. The Indiana sport one of the few perfect marks for the season, hav ing won nine straight games. As 1 result of their perfect ( 0 record in District S A1 competition the Indians will host the (.rants Tasf Cavemen Friday night In the state A-l quarterfinals. Warriors In Race Drain's Warriors are in the race for the A 2 crown as a result of win-' ning the Kmerald 1-eag'ie I District 5A2I. The Warriors quarterfinal opponents will be the I'hoenix Pi rates, with the outing between the i Warriors and the 1'irates set for Drain's field Friday. Drain won its league with an 10 mark and ii 8 1 for the season. To get into the playoffs the Pi rates, winners of the Rogue Valley League, had to defeat another lo cal team-the Glide Wildcats. The Wildcats romped through the sea son with only i tie to blemish their record as they won the Ump qua Valley league title before los ing out to the Pirates. Still another A 2 team from Douglas County is in the playoffs. The Kredsport Braves won the Coast League (District 3 A 2) to earn berth in the battle for the state title. The Braves will take on lop rated Myrtle Point in the quar terfinals this weekend. Strong Contenders In B 11 man action the Yoncalla Eagles tare strong contenders for a state title. The Eagles are un defeated in B action, though they lost tbeir opener to A2 Riddle, (ioing into the playoffs for the third time in four years the Ka ties will meet Coburg s Broncos Friday team they have already beaten once this season. District I B eight man title Satur day against F.ddyville in a game let for th TnUAn Mink iA Tk. The Camas Valley Hornets com plete the list of Douglas County teams that have earned playoff berths. The Hornets swept through the Southern Oregon eight man game for district crown in eight man action is the same as the quarterfinal contest in the other brackets. league undefeated, and have out scored every other eight-man op With five teams still in the plav- oils, ana one already eliminated, Douglas County has more repre sentation per player than any oth er county in the state a record the local fans can justly be proud of. ponent they have met during the season. The only mark against Camas Valley's record is a tie in 11 man play against Elkton. The Hornets will battle for the 6 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thur., Nov. 9, 1961 L-O-N-N-N-G STRETCH is executed by Elgin Baylor who leops high to score for the Los Angeles Lakers against the St. Louis Hawks during play Wednesday night in Los ! Angeles. Baylor teamed up with Jerry West to down Hawks 124-118. UPI Telephoto) Idaho Coach's Popularity With Students Wanes MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) The roaeh of the virtually winless University of Idaho football team has been invited by the student newspaper to quit or be fired. Herb Hellinger, sports columnist for the Argonaut, wrote Wednes day that "a lot of students" are asking that Skip Stahley, whose team has won only one of seven games this season, "resign or else be fired." Hellinger also wrote: "When the time comes that football play ers no longer want to play for a coaeh, he is doomed." Stanley reportedly has been hanged in effigy five times this season. Camas Valley-Eddyville Tilt Looms As Battle Of Unbeaten A battle between the unbeaten speed McGinnis holds the state R looms Saturday when the Camas championship in the 100 and 220 Valley Hornets travel to Toledo to 'yard dashes which he won dur- butt heads with the Kddyville , ing his junior year, squad for the District I B eight-1 Sophomore Sensation man title. 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Kddyville marched to a title in its league, then went on to drop triangle Lake last week for the right to meet the Hornets for the district title. Camas Valley and Kddyville have been the only teams which have been able to beat Triangle Lake, with Kddy ville having two victories over trie l.akers. Hornets Fresh The Hornets will be fresh from last week's 72-19 shellacking of the Hutle Kails Loggers when they take the field in Saturday's outing. The overwhelming victory last week brought the Hornets' point total to 303 for the season. The op position has managed to score 84 points against the Hornets. Lamas Valley snorts a hard-hit ting, fleetfooled backfield which runs behind a rugged line. Leading the chargers in the I Backing McGinnis is sophomore 'sensation Terry Volkman. While McGinnis and Volkman handle most of the running, Ted and Ter- 1 ,v-- r JIM McGINNIS , Hornet speed demon "Don Hoqedorn still leads the "guessperts" of Football Follies, but his lead was cut by one as second place Niel Cellers I topped the pock lost week picking 19 winners. Hagedorn ond Jerry Cornell followed the week's leader with identical ( 18-6-2 records. For the year Hagedorn 'has picked 154 winners, while Cellers has gotten 149 right. This week will fea I ture the state quorterfinols games in prep action, along with more collegiate toughies. 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The Buel brothers are also ed Forest Grove 3219 last week- hVkfiM t. .VTrtni .1.. ii itr" i-PaBle "l some pretty fancy loot-1 end. uir J.. l.fim,MJ:(l'-n; work themselves They came on runs of 29. 25. SI In the line the Hornets will have 'and 90 yards. The 90-yarder was and Robert Parret a kirkoff return. at the end slots. Bill Brown and Buller scored 103 points this sea- Max Barcus or Sam Carter as son on one point after touchdown guards, and Jim Hallerman at ; and 17 touchdowns. Thirteen of the center. 'touchdowns came in the last four McMinnville Quarterback Is AP Player Of The Week John Buller of McMinnville. the games, after Buller was shifted leading scorer in Oregon A 1 high t to fullback. school football, is the Associated! His coach, Don Mabee, said Bui Press player of the week. j ler was the best back he had seen Buller, a quarterback who was years, converted to a fullback midway!. Others nominated for the week'a through the season, nis. McGinnis has been the bie 1 : I .L- tr . 1 IT J L" ...... u- Iwms Kichard fii..... vi me arasuii. iv wmo jus climaxed his honor included Pete Tully of .Marsniieid, John Kerr of Hood River, George Clearwater of Med ford, Qary Collette of North Sa lem, Ed Sims of MacLaren School for Boys, and Marv Graham of Serra Catholic of Salem. Salmon Dying At High Rate At Dam Hatchery B THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A bacterial disease has killed 42 per cent of the fall Chinook Salmon taken for spawning pur poses at the Oxbow Dam hatch ery, the Oregon Fish Commission said Wednesday. Krnie Jeffries, director of fish culture for the commission, said Whit ey Ford Vof ed Cy Young Award As Outstanding Pitcher LAKE Sl'CCKSS, N. Y. fAP) ( day night In Boston. Ford. 31, re Whitey Ford was as pleased as a ; ceived nine of a possible 17 votes rookie pitching his first major! from a committee of the Baseball the high death rate was due to ! '"j"' vict7 huen , ''.arnvM Writers Association of America to MIKE FOLLOWS DAD BUFFALO. N. Y. (AP) When 17-year-old Mike Parco Jr. won thi Buffalo District junior golf cham pionship last summer, he repeated a feat accomplished by his father in 19.12. Mike Sr. is the professional at Erie Downs in nearby Fort Erie, Ont. Wilt Looks Like Cinch To Set Score Record Wilt (The Stilt) Chamberlain, of the Philadelphia Warriors, seems a cincn 10 sei a recora sea-i 1- . ""f-c. n..... nm son individual scoring total in the nd 's0 has und" him the new BOSS MAN NOW LAS VEGAS (AP) - Howard Capps. former PGA tournament director, now is the executive di rector at two Las Vegas golf courses. One of the originators of Wilbur Clark's Tournament of champions, Capps is at Desert Inn National Basketball Association. The former Kansas All-America tossed in 58 points Wednesday night to lead the Warriors to a 132-128 victory over the Detroit Pistons. That gave him an even 400 points for eight games. If he keeps up this .10-point per game average for the remaining 72 games of the regular season will shatter his own NBA single season scoring mark of 3,033 points. In other NBA action Wednes day night the New York Knicks ended a 4-game losing streak by drubbing the Chicago Packers 130-108 and the Los Angeles Lak Stardust course and a staff of S3. A YOUNG SLUGGER ROCHESTER. N. Y. (AP) John (Boog) Powell, home run king of the International League with 32 round-trippers for the Rock ester Red Wings, is touted bv Pitts. " burgh scout Howie Haak as tha ie tinaBt Vittinn 1 . U.tl null, pn3pt:i.b III vaaeudll. Powell finished the regular sea- j son with a .320 average. He belongs 10 me Baltimore orioles. A SLIGHT EDGE HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) Trin ity College football teams have ers again whipped the St. Louis j won 260 games, lost 225 and tied Hawks 124-118. 134 from 1877 to 1961. MONTGOMERY WARD 1481 NE Stephens OR 2-4811 Open Mon. tr Fri. Nite 'Ml 9 gill disease fur no known treat Columnaris, which there ment. The disease has been present the Snake River but did not had been voted the 1961 Cy Young join such previous award winners award as baseball's outstanding as Don Newcomhe ( 19.Vfi . Warren pitcher. ISpahn (1957), Turley (1958). Earlv ton know something, he said. Wynn (1959) and ernon Law It's the first award I've ever got-i (10). hecome'a serious problem until , ,en in 15 ,ar' in baschal1-.oh- 1 ! sPahn' ln brilliant Milwaukee did get an award once, but it was j southpaw, was second with six while I w-as in the Army and it 'votes. Right-hander Frank Lary. was for hitting, not pitching. And Detroit's 23-game winner, was the game was Softball, to boot." i named on the other ballots. One The southpaw star of the world 'writer failed to vote, champion New York Yankees ap-Lost Four peared more excited than when he! Ford lost only four of 29 deci turned in 15 scoreless innings' sions during the regular season. enough eggs from returning fish. I Kainsl Cincinnati in tne w or Id becoming tne tirst American lag- The extra eggs, he said, would be r'ps. nreaKing naoe num s rec- uer to win 3 games since nos placed in coastal drainages and or(' ' 29 3 consecutive scoreless ton's Mel Parnell posted a 25-7 stream areas of the Columbia ! '""ings in World Series competi-i record in 1949. He won 14 games and Willamette Rivers. j ,lon- ! ucression at one stage, equal- Dig l nrill 'ling a l anitee ciun recora set oy "It's a big thrill." he said. "I Jack Chesbro in 1904. He fanned remember when Bob Turley won! 209 batters, only the third Yankee BI'FVAI.O N Y (AP) Over-"" war(1 several years ago ana io reacn ine two century ngure k..rrf r.,m .m.ll niiartprhai-lr wonaerca wnciner io ever i) in iiriKeouis h.rkmo smnils riurin m vnnnif. lucky enough to get l.r.' Inolh.ll om. in Ikimin" Worth Waiting p.ri,- ! ..ohi fn.ir inn hl.vt think of another award I'd prefer percentage, Urr inis one. .v muve. major leflKue nuricr In the voting announced Wednes-J with 50 or more victories. construction of the Oxbow Dam hatchery. High temperatures and low oxygen content of the water taken from Oxbow probably ac celerated the bacteria spread, Jeffries said. Jeffries said most cf the state's hatcheries were getting more than POWER-MINDED LEADER it. for. It sure I He has a lifetime record of 158 I can't ' victories and 63 defeats for a .715 bv far the finest of off!" a . .All aMf m i3' I- f- I. r i ... --J' -.1 NAMED OUTSTANDING pitcher in flie mojor leagues in the last season is Whitev Ford of the New York Yankees. He is shown here being decorated hy h,s son Tommy 7, Wednes day when he leorned he was named winner of rhe Cv Noung oword. At lett is Mrs. Fo'd Other youngsters or Solly Ann, 9 ond Eddie. 8. 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