Canyonville Smothers Wolves
The powerful Canyonville Tigers
had a breather Friday afternoon
on their home field while rum
bling over Days Creek by an add
ing machine score of 73-0. The
Tigers now have a perfect . 3-0
record.
With Quarterback Mike Heath
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leading the waythe Tigers scored
almost at will. By the third quar
ter, everyone on the Tiger bench
had been in the tramp Month nr.
ed two touchdowns, passed to two
more ana scored six of the extra
points.
Coach Dick PMtrrcnn harl nlon.
ty of praise for him and for George
nueuei. ne also lauded John
Carson for picking off no less than
five Days Creek passes.
Canvonville left nn Hnilht (rnm
the first that the game was going
to be a runaway. It poked across
four tnurhrinume in the first nuar.
ter and another four in the second.
When the scoring had ended with
three more in the fourth, the Ti
gers had racked up the biggest tot
al for any team in the county this
year.
Next Friday, the defending Dis
trict eight-man champs take on
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"THE INTERNS"
plus
"GUNFIGHT AT
DODGE CITY"
Joel McCrea
Ends Tonight
"The Young Racers"
"House of Fright"
Gate Opens 6:00
Show at 7:00
Closed Mon. thru Wed.
Tonight thru Tuesday
Sept. 25-Oet. 1
7 BIG NITES!
' Darryl F. Zanuck's
"THE LONGEST DAY"
Fabian, Mel Ferrer, Henry
Fonda, Steve Forrest, Peter
Lawford, Red Buttons,
Robert Ryan, Tommy Sands
Eddie Albert- Paul Anka,
Sal Mineo, Roowii Mitch
urn, Richard Burton.
plus
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. Show Starts at Diiik
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Prospect at 3:30 on their home
field.
Score By Quarters:
Days Creek 0 0 0 0 0
Canyonville 26 27 0 2073
Scoring: Canyonville; Heath fell
on blocked punt (Heath run); Dave
Crockett, one yard run (Steve
Gardner run); 29-yard pass from
Heath to John Ringen (Heath
run); Ringen 3-yard run (Heath
run); Mike Nicholson intercepted
pass and ran for 35 yards; Gard
ner 40-yard run 'Ringen pass to
Heath); 48-yard pass - run play
from Heath to Muetzel (Heath
run); John Carson 1 - yard run
(Gardner run); Gardner to Tom
Thompson pass play for 68 yards;
Ringen to Heath pass for 25 yards
(Heath run).
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- 2 COLOR HITS
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Beaver-Buff Tilt To Draw 20,000
PORTLAND (UP!) Oregon
State's Beavers, bitten by a flu
bug earlier this week, and Colo
rado's Buffalos, coming off a sur
prising season's opening perform
ance, collide at Multnomah Stadi
um tonight.
A crowd of about 20.000 persons
is expected for the football game,
scheduled to start at 8 p.m.
Oregon State, which stormed
past Utah 29-14 at Salt Lake City
in its campaign opener last week
end, had 30 players hit by a flu
attack Tuesday night.
Session Light
The Beavers did not work out
Wednesday but went through light
practice sessions Thursday and
Friday.
"You just can't tell," Oregon
State Coach Tommy Prothro said
when asked how much damage
the mid-week virus did. "It's not
LONG RUN FOR BID Miler Jim Beatty takes a flaming
Olympic torch from Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty, right,
and Sen. Philip S. Hart of Michigan on the City Hall steps
to start the first lap of a 2,521 -mile relay to Detroit. Bob
Mathias and Rafer Johnson, right, former Olympic cham
pions, watch from the background. The run is part of a
bid by Detroit, Mich., to secure the 1968 Olympic Games.
(UPI Telephoto)
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like a knee injury or something , Southern Cal last week," Prothro
like that which you can tell some- Mid.
thing definite about."
Colorado, listed as a 14-point uiv
derdog before the Beavers' flu at-1
tack, dropped a 14-0 decision to ;
the powerful Southern California
Trojans in its opener last week
end. ,
"They looked to be an awfully j
strong team defensively against 1
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ball champion Medford . isn't
through as a power at least not
in Oregon.
The rugged Black Tornado,
ranked sixth in the Oregon Jour
nal coaches' poll after a 25-0 loss
at Boise, Idaho, last weekend, re
bounded to smash top-rated North
Salem 32-13 at Salem Friday
night.
It was a replay of last year's
state championship game.
Third-ranked Roseburg scored
a 27-0 win over North Bend at
Roseburg, fourth - rated Grants
Pass defatcd South Salem 19-7 at
Grants ,Pass and fifth-ranked Pen
dleton rolled past Madras 40-0 at
Madras.
Central Catholic, rated seventh,
was upset by David Douglas 13-7
at Douglas.
! Ninth ranked Cottage Grove
won over Springfield 13-7 at
Springfield. West Linn and Park
rose, rated in a tie for 10th, de
feated Lake Oswego 28-13 at Lake
Oswego and Sandy 39-7 at Park
rose. Second-ranked Jefferson and
eighth-rated Grant met at Jeffer
son today.
John Leads CBA
Harriers To Win
The Canyonville Bible Academy
Pilots, rapidly rising to fame as
one of the top A-2-B cross country
powers in the state, toppled the
Rogue River Chieftains Friday in
a .meet at Canyonville.
Eddie John paced the CBA var
sity to a decisive 19-39 victory over
the Chieftains, while the CBA
Jayvee harriers toppled the Rogue
River Varsity, 27-32, in the meet.
John covered the two and a half
mile course in 13 minutes and 48
seconds to finish ahead of team
mate Bob Stanton. Stanton, a soph
omore, was clocked at 14:07.
Results:
1, Eddie John, CBA, 13:48. 2,
Bob Stanton, CBA, 14:07. 3, Ron
Ross, RR, 14:12. 4, Bill Castro,
CBA, 14:16. 5, Lonnie Johnson,
CBA, 14:21. 6, Wes Bishop, CBA.
7, Richard Ross, RR. 8, Mark
Harding, CBA. 9, Tim Gunderson,
CBA. 10, Rod McCay, CBA.
Movie Showtime
Saturday, Scat. 3S, ms
INDIAN THEATRE Special Matinee Doon
open 12:30. Complete show at 1:00. "Mu
tiny on the Bounty" at 1:15 only. Evening
doors open 7:00. Complete show at 7:30.
"Mutiny on Ihe Bounty" at 7:45 only
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open at 7:00. Shows
start at dusk. "Gidget Goes To Rome" and
"East Of Kilimanjaro"
PINE DRIVE-IN Open at 7:00. Shows start
at dusk. Disney's "Nlok" and "Music
Man"
BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) "Search
Of The Castaways" and "Kartoon Karnlval"
CLOVE RLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlln) Box
office opens at 7:00. Show at Dusk. "The
Longest Day" and "Sport-O.Rama"
GRAND THEATRE (Sutherlln) "Captain
Sindbad" also "The Slave"
TRI CITY ORIVE-IN "The Young Rac
ers" plus "House of Fright"
Sunday, Sept. , tftl
INDIAN THEATRE Special Matinee doors
open 1:30 p.m. Complete show at 2. "Mu
tiny on the Bounty" at 2:15 only. Evening
doors open 7 p.m. Complete show 7:30.
"Mutiny on the Bounty" 7:45 only.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open at 7 p.m.
Show starts at dusk. "Gtdget Goes To
Rome" and East of Killmanlero"
PINE ORIVE-IN Open at 7 p.m. Shows
start at dusk, wc Night. "Yankee Pasha"
and "Parrish"
TRI CITY DRIVE IN (TrKlty) "The
wterns" and "The Guntlght at Dodge
Clly"
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlln) Box
office opens et 7 p.m., show at dusk.
"The Longest Day" and "Sport-O-Rama"
Monday, Sept. M. 11
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 7 p.m.
Complete show at 7:30. "Mutiny on the
Bounty" at 7:45 only
STARLIGHT DRIVE-IN Open Thur-FrlSat-
Sun.
PINE DRIVE-IN Open Frl-Sat-Sun.
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlln) Box
office opens at 7 p.m., show at dusk.
"The Longest Oay" and "Sport-O-Rama"
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