Yoncalla Moves To State B Grid Title Fight
After Crushing Siletz, 33-6, In Semifinals
EAGLE TAKES OFF Dwight Pontius, quarterback for the Yoncalla Eagles, sprints for
the sidelines after taking a Siletz punt in Saturday's B semifinal gome ployed at Suther
lin. Thanks to a Red Wiley block, Pontius brake away for 20 yords. The Eagles dropped
the Warriors by a 33-6 count to odvonce to the championship game ogainst the Pilot Rock
Rockets. Pilot Rock played the Malin Mustangs to a 0-0 tie Saturday, but held the edge
in yordoge. (News-Review Photo)
Petersen's 700
Tops In
Tourney
A pair of Jims Jim Smith tion. Mrs. Wolfe and Mn. Carl, Phyllii Wolfe, to take fourth place
and Jim Baxley or Eugene turned had a combined score ol 1.206 lo ss well.
in the top performance in the final edge out the previous leaders Vi For their efforts the winner In
weekend of the Timber Capital Davie and Dollie Spancake of Hose-1 the women's events received tro-
Bowline Tournament at Rojeburgi burg. phies and $230 in cash, while the
Bowl. The other top awards went to , first place winners in the men's
Baxley and .Smith grabbed tne the bowlers who held the leads
top honors in the men's doubles last week. Peggy Stellmnn of Cold
by combining for a total pinfall Beach is the only first weekend
of 1.358 to take home first place I bowler who remained in first
Drire money and trophies.
Adolph Olson, a Sutherlin leg
gier, had bowling enthusiasts hold
ing their breath as he threatened
to top Howard Petersen's 700
singles aeries and his 1.942 all
events score. Olson fell short in
the final frame to end with 1 688
and third place in the singles, and
was two pins down with a 1,940
and second place in the men's all
events. Petersen, the tournament di
rector, held his lead in both thej
throughout the tournament. Mrs.
Slellmon's 649 series in the wom
en's unties was never topped
Other first place winnera in the
women s events included Mrs.
Spancake with a 1.796 all-events
total and the Grants Pass Lum
ber team with a 2.848 total.
In the men's action Buds Tire
Exchange of Medford walked off
with the first place among the
teams with a 3,150 score.
The mixed events saw Bob's Tro
phy Sales of Roseburg take first
mens singles and all-events to; team honors with a 2.337 total. In
emerge as the only first place the mixed doublca the father and
winner in two divisons. daughter combination of Glen
In the women's doubles Phyllis "Doc" Wellman and Meryl Hess
Wolfe and Maxine Carl, a pair of of Roseburg led from start to fin
Roseburg lasses, took over first ish with their 1.217 score. Wellman
place in the final weekend of ae-1 combined with another daughter.
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Wilson And Wiley Shine During
Crunching Victory In Sutherlin
By NIEL CELLERS
News-Review Sports Writer
Yoncalla turned Die W-bovs loose
Bill Wilson and Red Wiley
as the r.sgles advanced to the
line for his 85-yard romp.
Opening the second half, Wool
man's kick-off smashed into a Sil
etx lineman and was recovered by
Lee on the Sileti 47. Seven playa
later Wilson cut over left tackle
f' .
.fa. D 11 f.n.l. ku ...- . I 1-11
a eruni-hinl 'Mil vietnrw . lhii,or ,he TD- The ,ina' ,ally cme
Sileti Warriors Saturday at Suth
erlin. Wilson opened the scoring spree
in the first quarter with a 13-yard
TD jaunt. The opening tally was
only one of three for the brilliant
sophomore halfback. Later Wilson
hit paydirt on runs of 12 and 2
yards. To add to his point total
Wilson ran for the final PAT.
Red Wiley squeezed in two TD
for the victors on runs of 1 and 22
yards and was a major factor in
two successful PAT passes. Red
Wiley was on the receiving end of
the first PAT. then, later in Ihe
game, passed to end Bill Woolman
lor a second.
Overcame Sise
Against the much heavier War
riors, the Eagles soon proved that
size had nothing to do with the out
come. Playing a rugged brand of
football, the smaller Eaglea sur
prised the visitors with bruising
blocks to break the barks into the
secondsry where speed became ev
ident. On defense the crunching
tackles limited the Warrior charg
ers to short gains on the ground,
excluding the lone TD romp
BILL WILSON
, big-gun for Eagles
late in the third period on t nine
play sustained drive which saw
the Kaeles march 60 varris. Red
Don Wiley and Scooper Lee led i Wiley swept around right end for
the final 22 yards. Wilson added
the PAT as the Eagles posted
33-6 victory.
the charging Eagle line, while
Dwight Pontius, Wilson and Red
Wiley were deadly in the second
ary for the winners.
The Warriors had very few
bright spots to brag about and the
few they had were supplied by
back Rich Wood and Tom Down
ey, Wood galloped 85 yards for the
lone Siletz tally and along with
Downey accounted for most of the
yardage against the Eagles.
Added Te Attack
While Wilson and Red Wiley
were pacing the Eagles, quarter
back Poatius and fullback Bill
Thompson were adding to the at
tack. Red Wiley was the leading
ground gainer with 144 yards, fol
lowed by Wilson with 112. Pontius,
calling signals to perfection as he
engineered Ihe drives which kept
the Warriors guessing, picked up
28 yards of his own and Thompson
gained 23 yards.
An exchange of punts started the
scoring for the Eagles when they
partially blocked the Siletz boot
deep in JiB Warriors' territory.
Red Wiley grabbed the bouncing
ball on the Siletz 22 and raced back
to the 15 before being dropped. The
first play netted the Eagles two
yards and set the scene for Wilson.
Wilson took the handoff from
Pontius and fought his way through
the left side of the Siletz forward
wall. Once the sophomore halfback
got in the secondary he put on a
burst of speed and I display of
broken field running hard to match
to go the distance. The Eagles
went out in front 7-0 as Red Wiley
pulled in a pass from Pontius for
Drive Halted
Battling from behind the War
riors penetrated to the Yoncalla 11
late in the game only to see the
drive halted by an intercepted pass
on the one. Wood and Downey
did the damage on the ground in
the drive, while a 15-yard penalty
against Yoncalla aided the cause.
The last drive for the Warriors
was sparked by a 38-yard pass
which moved the pigskin to the
Yoncalla 19 before two 15-yard pen-
action took home added cash priZ'
es of $.500. The top efforts in the
mixed action were worth $100.
The final top five in each divi
sion of the Timber Capital Tourna
ment: WOMEN
Teams Grants Pass Lumber,
2.848: Roseburg Bowl. 2.801; Paint
ers Richfield of Medford, 2.796;
Samro of Roseburg, 2.751; Clarks
Sludio of Roseburg, 2.719.
Doubles Wolfe and Carl. 1.206
(Roseburg): Davie and SDanrake,
1,190 (Roseburg): Vincent and De
vore, 1.149 (Roseburg); Piper and
demons. 1,137 (Roseburg): Bouvia
and Hall, 1,125 (Portland).
Singles regey Strllmon. 649
(Gold Beach); Mary Kent, 621
(Roseburg): Verna Scott. 621
(Klamath Kails); Phyllis Wolf, 619
(Roseburg); Judy Calkins, 611
(Portland): Georgette Funk, 611
(Cottage Grove).
All-events Dollie Spancake,
1.796 (Roseburg); Jean Devore,
1.776 (Roseburg): Peggy Stellmon,
1.75.1 (Gold Beach); M. Vallentvne.
1.745 (Gold Beach); Mary Kent,
1,698 (Roseburg).
MEN
Teams Buds Tire Exchange
of Medford, 3.150; Cherry City
Bowl No. 1 of Salem. 3.059; Har
rison Flying A of Roseburg, S.045;
Veterans Hospital of Roseburg. 3,.
0.19; Sun Studs of Roseburg, 3.031.
Doubles Baxley and Smith,
1.358 (Eugene); Palmer and Har
rison, 1.337 (Roseburg); Cummins
and Bushey, 1.358 (Kugene); Phill
ips and Goff, 1,301 ( Medford); Lesh (he extra point
and Pattison. 1.296 (Roseburg) Rtcovered Fumble
Singles Howard Petersen, 700
(Roseburg); Tom Thomas, 692! fumble on the Siletz 15 on the first , (run failed). Yoncalla; R. Wiley Clark 36,
liakriaeei; Adoipn Olson, mw nlv of the second quarter to set I vard run (Woolman pass from K.
Sutherlin: Jim Smith. 680 (Eu-Up the second Flagle TD. Pontius ; Wiley). Siletz: Wood 85 vard run
and Thompson moved the ball to (run failed). Yoncalla; Wilson 2-
the 12 where Wilson took over for; yard run (run failed). Yoncalla;
the second time, this time plung
6 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Mon., Nov. 20, 1961
Slow Start For Elkton
Cagers Is Predicted
Elkton's Elks are busy prepar
ing for the opening of the 1961-62
basketball season under the tute
lage of Coach Carl Grimsrud.
Grimsrud feels inexperience and
the lack of height will present
early season problems, but fair
speed and a strong desire to play
should make the Elks tough later
in the year.
Elkton will compete In Bico-B
League action after squeezing in
eight practice games and i jam
boree in December prior to the
opening of league play. The Elks
will kick off the season Dec. 1
along with three other teams in a
jamboree scheduled for the Oak
land gym. The first regular game
will find the Oakland Oakers and
the Elks performing Dec. 2 it Elk
ton. Heads List
Conrad Godding heads the list
of returnees back to lead the Elks.
Godding, measuring an even six
feet, is one of four returning var
sity lettermen and the only starter
from last year'a quintet.
Other returning lettermen in
clude Dean Garrison, Steve Madi
son and Tom Soleim. All the vet
erans back for the Elks are seniors.
Up from last year's Jayvee
squad are juniors John Compton,
and David Sheffel. Sophomore on
the varsity roster are Kenny Ad
ams. Gary Brooks and John Leven
hagen. while freshmen David Abra
ham and Donnie Suloff complete
the roster. Levenhagen will be the
allies set the Warriors back.
While Yoncalla was rolling over tallest Elk in action as he stands
the Warriors in the western half of ,6-1.
the B playoffs, east of the moun-1 The first league outing for the
tains. Pilot Rocks' Rockets and Elks is Jan. S when they host the
the Malin Mustangs were battling I Canyonville Bible Academy Pilots,
to a 04) deadlock. Pilot rock edged ; Game time at home will find the
the Mustangs in net yardage to Jayvee outings starting at 6:30
advance into the state champion-1 P ") . with the varsity action set
ship tilt against the Easlcs. The
time and site of the title game
will be announced at a later date.
The statistics of the Siletz-Yon
calls game:
Sileti
First Downs 8
Rushing yardage 124
Passing yardage 52
Passes 49
Passes intercepted by 1
Punts 4-232
Fumbles lost 2
Yards penalized 2 30
Score by quarters
SILETZ
YONCALLA
for 8.
I ELKTON
1941 Basketball Schedule
Dee.
1 Jamboree at Oakland.
Yoncalla
14
314
4
214
2
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1
2 IS
0 6 0 06
Linfield Takes Title
In NW Conference
Final Standings
Linfield 3 2 1.600 134
Wmt. 3 2
C of Idaho 3 2
7 13 13 033
L 6c Clark
3 2
Whitman 1 4
Scoring: Yoncalla; Wilson H- Pacific 0 5
vard run (R. Wiley pass from Ton I saturdav results:
Don Wiley recovered a warrior J tius). Yoncalla: Wilson 12-yard run Willamette 12;
Pacific 7.
96
.600 134 96
.600 140 114
.600 125 67
.200 39 212
.290 34 164
Linfield 34.
Lewis and
gene); Fred Sinn, 677 (Vancouv
er. Wash).
All-Events Howsrd Petersen,
1.942 (Roseburg); Adolph Olson, i ing forward fur 12 yards.
1.940 (Sutherlin): Don lvie, 1.931 The third TD came on a 67-yard
(Brookings); Jim Wehren, 1.925' sustained drive. Red Wiley set up
(Medford): Tom Thomas, 1,916, ihe tally when he drove through
(Oakridge). I the line and broke to his left for a
MIXED 1 49 yard gainer to the Siletz six.
Teams Bob's Trophy Sales of: Two plays later Red Wiley plung
Roseburg. 2.337; West Side Pill ed into the end zone for the six
Rollers of Rosehurg. 2.299; Well-1 points. The Eagles soared out in
man-Wnlfe-Hess-Hess of Rosehurg. ; front 20 0 after his pass to Wool-
2.297; Business Men's Assurance man for the PAT was complete.
of Roseburg, 2.294. In
Doubles Wellman and Hess, 'first half a Red Wiley pass ended
(Rosehurg); 1,217 Rossi and Rns-lin the arms of Wood who was i ni
si, 1,193 (Klamath Falls); Carl and mediately dropped on his own 15.
Carl, 1.180 (Rosehurg); WellmaniOn the first play from scrimmage
R. Wiley 22-yard run (Wilson run)
Rose Bowl Participant
Will Be Named-Shortly
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Linfield is the 1961 Northwest
Conference toolbar champion with
a perfect five-game league record
and is expected to be selected to
day for the NAIA (small College)
playoffs starling next weekend.
The Oregonian said the Wild
cats will meet Whittier, Calif., at
Linfield Saturday night and con-
firmalinn will rnmm tn)av frnm
T.n'NAlA headquarters at Kansas
LOS ANGELES (AP)
team that will play the Big Five r,,v
Coherence champion in the Rose j ii(,M smashed Willamette.
Bowl on New Year's Day miv li ,r'i ,K,minn n.i t u..
"e. !. , . c.j... . . .!,'" .-- "
the closing seconds of the "7 - .Minnviue Maiurnay nignt.
lt ' i uai uiwiipru n uiaiuewe imo a
So says Tom Hamilton, Big tie for second place with College
Five commissioner. of Idaho and Lewis and Clark.
In a weekend radio interview which overwhelmed winless Pacif-
and Wolfe, 1,178 (Roseburg); Bain! Wood broke over left tackle and he named a number of Rose Bowl ic 3S1- .
and Ramp. 1,165 (Salem). I outraced the defenders to the goal prospects, including Alabama. I. Linlield s victory ( 12'"
.Minnesota. Louisiana aiaie ana i v. ......
Ohio State. He didn't say how Parrish pitched two touchdown
many teams are still being con- passes, increasing his career re
sidcred. irord at Linfield to 40. Linfield
' I became the highest scoring team
in the history of the conference,
winding up with 347 points.
Lewis and Clark's Gary Grill
achieved a new conference rush-
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S Sutherlin at Sutherlin.
-Lowell at Elkton.
12 Sutherlin at Elkton.
15 Oakland at Oakland.
1 Lowell at Ixiwell.
27 Trangle Lake at Triangle
Lake.
29 Trangle Lake at Elkton.
Jan.
5-CBA at Elkton.-x
8 Glide at Glide.
12 Camas Valley at Camas Val
ley.-x
13 Days Creek at Elkton.-x
19 Glide at Elkton.
20 Yoncalla at Yoncalla. -x
28 Powers at Elkton.-x
27 CBA at Canyonville.-x
Feb.
2 Days Creek at Days Creek.-x
3 Canyonville at Elkton.-x
9 Camas Valley at Elkton.-x
10 Powers at Powers.-x
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17 Canyonville at Canyonville.-x
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Sports In Brief
By THI ASSOCIATED PRESS
FOOTBALL
Texas. Ihe No. 1 college team,
was upset by Texas Christian, 6 0,
leaving just Alabama and Rut
gers as the only major teams un
beaten and untied.
STATE COLLEGE. Miss.
Wade Walker resigned as head
football coach at Mississippi State,
cfective at end of college season.
EL PASO. Tex. - Wichita Uni
versity accepted a bid to the Sun
Bowl on Dec. 30 against Villa
nova. GOLF
LAFAYETTE. La.- - Doug
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14-under par 270 for 72 holes.
PHOENIX. Ariz. Al Keller.
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Seattle 3, Vancouver 2
Saturday's Results
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San Francisco 3, Edmonton 1
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