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TOP BACK AND WORKING TOOLS Heisman Trophy
winner Ernie Davis, Syrocuse University halfback, lies
buried beneath footballs he autographed for fellow mem
bers of the 72nd edition of the Walter Camp All-America
team. Davis met with fellow members, picked by 2,000
members of the American Football Coaches Association,
for a television oppearance. Davis was the top draft
choice in the National Football Leogue, in addition to his
other honors. (UPI Telephoto)
Philadelphia End Within 8
Of Topping Hutson Record
FHlLADELriHA (AP) - End
Bobby Walston of the Philadel
phia Eagles is well aware he
needs only eight points to surpass
Don Hutson's National Football
League farcer scoring record and
he'd love to do it against the New
York Giants here Sunday in the
top game of the week.
"But first and foremost in my
mind is winning." said Walston in
viewing the crucial battle which
could lead to the Kastern Confer
ence crown. The Eajles and Gi
ants are tied for the lead with 9-3
marks. Each club will have one
game remaining after Sunday's
contest.
The 33-year-old Walston, also a
place-kicking specialist rounding
out his 11th year with the Eagles,
has 818 points going into the:
game. Hutson racked up 825
points during an outstanding ca
reer with Green Bay. N
Actually, Walston is third in the
all-time scoring derby. Lou Groza
of Cleveland with 825 points needs I
only two points to surpass Hut-
Ring Record
Fight Results
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
London. England Zora Folley.
194, Chandler, Ariz., knocked out
Henry Cooper. 189. England. 2.
Ted Wright, Detroit, and Mick
Leahy. Ireland, drew, 10, middle
weights. Sacramento, Calif. Trino Sa
vala, 120. Sacramento, outpointed
Arturo Vingochea, 119i, Sacra
mento, 10.
Montreal Archie Moore-Bob
Cleroux fight, postponed indefinitely.
Winter Steclhead Run Starts
In November With 229 Fish
The winter sleclhead run started ing station,
in the first two weeks of Novem- j Kor those first two weeks, a to
her in the North L'mpqua River, as tal 229 fish were counted. This was
reported hy the stale Game Re-; the biggest run in those two weeks
rartment's Winchester Dam count-1 since 1958.
Veer
Fiih counts through November 15
Fall Chinook (adults)
1152 0
19.V1 17
19M 0
1V;S 90
11.SH 32
19S7 1
19511 . 39
' 1959 0
11M) IS
1961 0
Sitve Salmon (adults)
W2 1.1P2
1953 2A9
19.V. ltl
195.? 2(5
1S.VI ,TO
1957 195
1958 19
1959 1
1950 41
m 35
Silver Salmon (jacks)
1952 S7
195.1 71
1954 32
19'-5 45
IV 118
19.-7 2R
19-8 35
1953 0
19i 39
11 4
Wmttr JtMlhead
ir.j 4'.
1951 4T8
1954 2?9
1955 2fi0
19.,; y-A
195. 7 R5
19:8 4:15
1959 0
1V) 2!0
1961
son and "The Toe" appears a
cinch to do it against Chicago
Sunday. The second-place Browns
also are in the thick of the East
ern race, in second place with an
8-4 mark.
In other NFL games Sunday,
Green Bay, which already has
won the Western Conference title
is at San Francisco, Pittsburgh at
Washington, Dallas at St. Louis
and Minnesota at Detroit.
NFL Drafts Nine
NWGrid Players
CHICAGO (AP) Players from
Tacific Northwest schools chosen
in the National Football League
draft included:
John Meyers. Washington
tackle, by Los Angeles in the
third round.
Henry Rivera. Oregon State
hack, by Cleveland in the fifth
round.
Peter S c h e n c k. Washington
State back, Green Bay in ninth
round.
Jim Skaggs. Washington guard,
Philadelphia, in loth round.
John Kasso. Oregon Stale back,
St. Louis in 17th round.
Mike Martin. Washington State
tackle. Philadelphia in 17th round.)
Roger Johnson, Oregon State
back, New York In Ifith round.
Jim Bernard!. Linfield, Ore,
tackle. Detroit. 19lr. round.
Herman McKce. Washington
Slate back, Baltimore, 20th round.
Western Hockey League
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
, Tuesday's Results)
I.os Angeles 7, Vancouver 3
Spokane 7, Kdmonton 3
Total
through
Nay. If
Per cent
at run by
Nov. II
Tntel
eaunt
12
4
1
MR
LIS
I
39
159
3d
72
2.002
1.492
2K7
2.292
1.758
73 t
13.1
54R
n
273
21.1
til 4
35
198
4.12
97
76
41
inn
ins
4:8
4T8
279
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IS.-,
0
ltd
r:
12
8
1
IVvS
181
14
fit
109
70
100 0
97 7
100 n
85 t
75 1
57 1
S3 0
R3 9
51 5
2.7R1
1.R52
315
2.475
2.303
942
492
7R8
21 S
72 5
90 4
822
92 2
78 .1
77 1
88 I)
71 1
75 J
305
704
4
222
437
111
81
50
131
R9 8
87 2
54 7
89 2
94 7
88 2
S3 8
82 0
761
S.094
9.121
4 735
10.211
8 9?3
350
8.1T2
8.138
5 192
8 8
52
4 8
2 S
88
1 0
7 8
0 9
4 4
Sports
Thursday
Wrestling
Glide Wildcats vs. Oakland Oak
ers, 7 p.m., Oakland
Roseburg JV's vs. Douglas Tro
jans, 7 p.m., Douglas.
BOWLING
HITS AND MRS. llUS
W L
siubti K.cMi.m a a
Soot Tropnvs 71 50
Hulnam Siljns If II
mnco LmM It 31
RoseOurg jewelers 21 !
McAllister Construction 77 3
Lindsays Hooov HouM 77 34
Mams Celt 71 7t
Modern Mouse of Carpets 14 32
Winston T.v. H 13
Htgft Mri4i: Imooene Piper It3.1s1.113
S5S. Roseburg, Jewelers.
Hioh em: Haiti Chamberlain 2CA Stubos
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HOLY COLLI! LEAGUE (Jr. HI lavs)
Tw Pint
Thundtr Splits
Alley Catl
Ston Throwtrt
Gutttr Balls
AlWv Rl
Mtgh sfit Jrry Knl
lXMir-ittn;,
ion i nrowtri.
HigA Jtrry Km 140.
NATIONAL LIAOUK
W
Oedovri
Ctrfls
RM Lift
Cubs
Prtilliot
BravM
PirttS
Gunt
Miqh tcrtti;
Bravtt.
Pl Mjrtttrt
Hioh BOrnc
11 II 30
' II' k "'i
ll'l 7l' t 74 .
17 77 77
It 7
13 7Vk 17i
Al GrMr 17S-II1-70I 557, j
M-IJ.1U . Can)..
Bill Ur.ltri 212. Red Lft. .
Joant 4cn.n0 lr t.
CITY LBAOUI
W
Fit.
31' I
Roittta Loda
Bo&l Troohy SAt.1 7
west Sid Pharmacy 7. 21 33'i
Fint N.tiul Bank 77 23 31
Shorli lnsur.net 71 73 30 i
ROMburQ Bowl 77 33 7f
Sun Studs It 74 25
Turn Around Inn 17 71 it
High strict: H. Ptttison 191-110-22 St3.
Rosttlt LodQt.
Hign g.mt; V. WhllbKk TU. Wtt Sldt
Phtrmtcy.
TOWN LeAGUE
W 1 Ftt. !
Ktn Ballty Insurants 71 11 37
Harris Plumbing 73 74 34
W.ltys LCHits 75 It 33
Douglas County Slatt Bank It 20 ?i
Millar & Dimtck II 71 74
Umpqua Insuranca II 71 74
Pac.lic Powtr A Light 12 27 15
T A K Mobil Scrvict II 71 13
High strlrs: Ovia Linna la3-220-4t 432.
Wilevs LHtt.
High QAmt: Ovla Llnna 24t. Wil.yt Ltttits.
VA AMERICAN L.EAOUE
W L Pis. !
Rl Sok 77 17 31' I
Tigtrs 73'k IS'k 37' j
Athletics 21 15 2t'k
Indians 17'k 71'k 74 i
Orioles 17'k 71'.i 34'k
Stnatort II 71 72
Vankees IS 24 70
White Sor. 12 26'k 14".
High series! Red Dover tt7-lt7-H3 577,
Indians.Avis Ntal 7O0-131-I5A 489. Orlolts.
High Qame- Red Dover let. Avis Neal 200.
KOFPEE KLUTCHERS LEAGUE
W Pit.
South Stephens Market
Roseburg Lumber 34 11 34
Dudes Gun Shop It 23 it
Ttam No. 4 77 75 77
McKay Motors 74 24 74
Roseburg Lanes 71 31 71
Ricketls Music 11 34 11
Elbow Room IS 37 IS
High series: Mary Redding 153-117-145
505. Roseburg Lumber.
High game: Nazal Chamberlain 213. Team
No 4
SUTHERLIN CHANNEL CHICKS LEAGUE
Heutchins Const. 70
Advance Signs It
Bennett A Newman II
Four Winds Bowl 17
Coco Cola 13
Piand Roll Inn t
High Stries: Derttha Raret 1A4V14A-1-470.
Advance Signs.
High Game: Betta Gilman 110. P
Winjs Bowl.
PIN DUSTER LEAGUE
V
Bnb's Trophy Sales 35
Clark's Studio
Umpqua Dairy
Peter Pan Beauty
Food Mart
Weistield's
Curtis Bros. Furniturt
Ken's Cleaners
High Series: Betty demons
30' k
30
24' k
34
21 Ik
25' k
II 34
149171 201-
5.1. Bob's Trophy Sales.
High Game. Betty demons 70t.
UMPQUA WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Umpoua tea Cream 35 17
Lowells 37 70
Ginder't Signal Serv. 30 73
The 99 7t 33
Hilltop Motors 71 24
Treasure Tones It 33
Boo s Cleaners II 34
Bvrd'S Market 14 34
High Senas: Jean DeVore 117.721030 551.
Lowells.
.High Gome: Jean OeVoro 271.
Oak-Rose Archers i
Start Competition
The Oak-Rose Archers' instinc
tive men'i team fired total 2.697
points in the first match of the
Oregon Indoor League competi
tion. The women's instinctive team col '
lected 2.099 points. I
Harry McGarvey was high point
man with 728 Others in their order
were Jim Griffin 698, Floyd Ward
Sfi5. John Wickenkamp 615. Earl
l lrich 518, Ken Ward 446. for the
men: and Beverly Toll 561, Aloma
Griffin 557. Top free style shootr
was Kathryn Ullrich with a 535.
Competition in the league will con
tinue each Thursday at the Rose
burg Rod and Gun Club. Mean
while, members are planning a pot
luck dinner and Christmas party
later in the month.
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Friday
Basktttwll
Emerald League
Drain Warrior vs. St.
Sums, 8 p.m., Eugene.
Non-LtMu
Kiancis
Glcndale Pirates vs.
Eacle Point
Eaiiles, 8 p.m.. Eagle Point.
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r-a.ies. a p m , inncaiia.
Myrtle Creek Vikings vs. Illinois
alley Cougars, 8 pm. Cave
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junction.
Glide Wildcats vs. Thoonix
rales, 8 p m., Phoenix.
p.m.. Phoenix.
low.ll v. riLIo T.-H.
8 pm.. Elkton.
Roll. FIU tnnnr. T,...
p. i . r
I reek Wolves, 8 p.m.. Days Creek.
Wrestling
Hosehurg Indians vs. Grants
rass (.avemcn, b.JO p.m., Grants
Pass.
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Bulldogs
The Stitlicrlin Bulldogs tipped the
visiting Elktuii Klk j?-ti t.i...
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and captured their second win of
the scaso.i.
nmn trams wit- looking for
their second striusht case wins of
Ihe year uh.cn the onenine whittle
blew on Uu- Suthcrlin court.
: Elkton's Tom Soiiem. a senior
PUt the Elks on lhi cr-ot-..h..
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..Lrc.D c.am,,;for the seventh er.de haskethall
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Ruara Marcus Manr. to knot the . ' ..... ,a
, 5core. yK0 mme -un. fleW -.,.i,.re practicing for the eighth grade
hy the Hullciojs and thev were 1
gone for Ihe rest of the came
far as the E ks were eoneerneH
The Elks trailed at the first quar-
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stripe, teammate ram ireman
second high scorer for the
Bulldogs with 10 points.
l eading the Elks in the
HOOPSTERS TURN OUT
Seventeen boys have turned out
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s(iuart, reports correspondent Mrs.
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Last Saturday Gooding led thr
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,f"r ed Oakland, 42 26.
The winners had a shooting aver
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166 for the second half. Bulldog
Hill was handy under
tne 00
the boards as he crabbed 12 re
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in rcboundinR with (our.
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Madison (Si, l.even'nagen. Pickir-li
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Rivera Back Of Week
PORTLAND (AP") - The Port
land Linebacker Club namei
Oregon State University halfhaclc
Hank Rivera Tuesday as its play
er of the week.
The club honored Rivera for
his play in Oregon State's 23-1 3
football loss to Houston last week
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