USC Picked Over Bucks
In Major College Came
NEW YORK (UPI) Al
though every college football
team has its ups and downs
during a season, the Buckeyes
of Ohio State must be scratch
ing their heads in justifiable
confusion over some develop
ments this week.
The Buckeyes came from be
hind to tie underdog Illinois on
Saturday, 20-20, yet managed
to jump from seventh to fourth
place in the UPI Board of
Coaches major college football
ratings. , Such a move can be
explained by last week's sensa
tional wave of upsets but the
next development is even more
confusing.
Solidly entrenched in the No.
4 spot, Ohio State now finds it
self favored to lose Saturday to
an unranked team. Southern
California, the team the Buck
eyes meet this weekend in Los
Angeles, is the defending na
tional champion but the Tro
jans have already been
bounced twice this season. Yet
USC is a four-point choice to
win.
Elsewhere in the country
things are much more rational
Top-rated Texas and second-
ranked Wisconsin are both one
touchdown favorites over con
ference foes. Texas rates sev
en points better than twice-
beaten but always tough Ar
kansas and Wisconsin carries
the same margin against Iowa,
Third ranked Pittsburgh
which is featured Saturday in
one of three regionally-televised
games (CBS), is a 14
point choice over old nemesis
West Virginia. In the other Tv
matches, Purdue vs. Michigan
is rated even, and Oregon is
favored by 14 over Arizona.
Oklahoma, which dropped
from the pinnacle to fifth place
after last week s loss to Texas,
towers 13 points above Kansas
as the Sooners begin defense of
their B i g Eight Conference
championship.
Tough games appear to be in
store for Georgia Tech (No. 6)
which collides with Auburn, a
10-point underdog despite its
undefeated record, and Illinois,
tied for eighth, which rates a
slim three-point edge over
strong Minnesota.
At the other extreme, seventh-ranked
Mississippi is a
whopping 25-point choice over
winless Tulane, Albania, also
eighth, rates 19 over Tennessee
and Northwestern (No. 10) is
24 over Miami of Ohio.
In Friday night's only major
college game, Miami (Fla.) is
a six-point choice over Georgia
although the Hurricanes have
scored only 13 points in four
games to date.
In other Saturday games
East: Syracuse 4 over Perm
State, Villanova 4 over George
Washington, Cornell 6 over
Yale, Princeton 6 over Colgate,
Brown 7 over Penn, Dartmouth
14 over Holy Cross, Army 27
over Wake Forest.
South: North Carolina St.
over North Carolina, Air Force
6 over Maryland, South Caro
lina 6 over Virginia, Duke 6
over Clemson, Louisiana St. 7
over Kentucky, Virginia Tech 8
over William and Mary, Wichi
ta 8 over Louisville, Florida St
12 over Southern Mississippi,
Hockey Results
Bears, Packers Leading
NFL 'Breaks' Department
NEW YORK (UPI) When
it comes to seizing scoring op
portunities, there are no teams
in the National Football League
like the Chicago Bears and
Green Bay Packers.
The Bears have intercepted a
league high of 17 passes and
have recovered seven of 13 ene
my fumbles.
The Packers have jarred
In the vital matter of points.
the Browns have scored the
most (168) and the Bears have
given up the least (48).
The Cardinals, who gained a
net of 525 against the Steelers
last Sunday, now have amassed
a total of 2,092 yards in five
games. Their league high pass
ing haul is 1,214 yards.
Cleveland dropped to second
Mississippi St. 13 over Hous
ton, Florida 19 over Vander
bill, Navy 21 over VMI.
Midwest: Xavier 4 over Day
ton, Cincinnati 8 over Detroit,
Bowling Green 13 over Toledo,
Michigan State 14 over Indi
an a, Notre Dame 14 over
UCLA, Nebraska 20 over Kan
sas State.
Southwest: Rice 6 over SMU,
Tulsa 6 over North Texas St.,
Memphis St. 10 over West Tex
as St., Texas Christian 12 over
Texas A&M, Missouri 13 over
Oklahoma St., Baylor 13 over
Washington St., Washington 11
over Stanford, California 13
over San Jose St., Wyoming 13
over Bngham Young, Utah 21
over Colorado St.
In professional games:
National League: Detroit 3
over Baltimore, Minnesota 6
over Los Angeles, Green Bay
9 over St. Louis, New York 10
over Dallas, Pittsburgh 10 over
Washington, Cleveland 11 over
Philadelphia, Chicago 17 over
San Francisco.
American League: Oakland 3
over New York, Boston-4 over
Denver, Houston 6 over Buffa
lo, Kansas City 6 over San Diego
WHL Standings
W. L. T. Pts GF GA
San Fran 2 1 0 4 10 6
Denver 2 1 0 4 12 10
Portland 1 1 0 2 5 4
Seattle 1 1 0 2 10 10
Los Angls 1 2 0 2 8 13
Vancouver 1 2 0 2 13 13
Tuesday's Results
San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 2
Denver 5 Vancouver 3
Wednesday's Schedule
Denver at Portland
" 'Wed.. Oct. 16. 1963 The New.-Raview, Pege
Pro Wrestlinq Returns To Roseburg Saturday
No Reserved Seats
For Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove school offici
als report that seating is
available for soma 2,600 to 2,
700 fans for Friday's crucial
league clash between the un
defeated Roseburg Indians
and the unbeaten Lions.
No reserved seats are sold
at Cottage Grove, with all
seats being on a first come,
first served basis. Kickoff
time for the clash between the
two Midwestern League pow
ers is set for 8 p.m.
Prnfpcsinnal wrestling will re
'turn to Roseburg Saturday with
a spectacular six-man name
Royal highlighting the card at
(hp Cnrnmunitv Building of the
Douglas County Fairgrounds.
Saturdays matches wui oe
the first pro card that has been
nrncpnipH in Rnseburg since
Haystack Calhoun, billed as the
world s largest wrestler, appear
ed before a capacity crowd here
in June.
Hc-arilinint! the Battle Royal
will be Mad Dog Vachon, the
vicious Frenchman from Al
giers. Vachon is well known
IthrnitpVinnt thp Nnrthwest for his
tough ring tactics some of;
which are illegal as wen
ANNOUNCES MEET
BOSTON (UPI) New Eng
land featherweight champion
Tommy Haden of New Med
ford will meet Dick De Vola of.
Charlcstown in a 10-round, non
title bout it the Boston Arena
Monday,
Idamaging. The Mad Dog will
istop at nothing to bring his op
Iponents to submission.
Along witn vacnon, us
tie Royal will feature Nick Ko
urh Frppman. The Great
Dan'e, Dick Dunn and Frcnchy
Robierre. Freeman is raiea as
one of the top mat stars in the
M-ii,,Cf whiln The Great
Dane is a newly imported "matj
meame.
in ihp Ratlin Roval the con-
Inelonlc uill hp htflin2 for ill
added $100 purse, with the last
man standing in me ring ueinB
declared the winner.
I Thrpo nrpliminarv bouts will
'preceed the featured attraction.
In the Prelims Kozax win tan
gle with The Great Dane, Vach-
MAD DOG VACHON
. . heads mat card
on will test the strength of Dunn
and Freeman will tie into Robierre.
Tickets will go on sale at the
arena at 7 p.m. Saturday, with
the first match to start at 8:30.
AHL Standings
By United Press International
Eastern Division
W. L. T. Pts GF GA
Providence 2
Quebec 2
Springfield 1
Hcrshey 0
Baltimore 0
0 2
2 0
1 0
3 1
3 1
16 10i
13 12
5 6'
12 19
6 18!
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Bufialo
Rochester
Western Division
W. L. T. Pts GF GA
2 0 0 4 7 2
2 1 0 4 9 7
2 10 4 10 11
1 1 0 2 13 6i
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their opponents into fumbling 13 place in total offense with 1,976
times, have recovered a league
high of 12 of these, and have1
intercepted nine passes, accord
ing to the latest NFL statistics
Tha makes a total of 24 times
Chicago has taken advantage of
enemy mistakes to grab scoring
opportunities while the Packers
have done so 21 times. And it,
explains to a great extent why.
these teams are 1-2 in the West
ern Division standings.
The Pittsburgh Steelers rank
third in hopping on such extra
scoring opportunities with 10 in
terceptions and eight recov
ered enemy fumbles.
The SI. Louis Cardinals re
placed the Cleveland Browns as
leaders in total offense this
week and took over the team
leadership in passing from the
Baltimore Colts. The Browns
remained the No. 1 rushing
team.
Kilmer To Return
To '49er Lineup
REDWOOD ' CITY, Calif,
(UPI) Tho San Francisco For
ty Nincrs, looking for an offen
sive spark, may get one in
about a month.
Halfback Billy Kilmer, a ncv
er-give-up performer on and off
the field, was to return to the
practice field today after a re
markaole recovery from ani
auto accident that almost end
ed his career and his life
Last Dec. 6, Kilmer narrowly
escaped death in a Bayshorc
freeway accident that left his
right leg nearly shattered.
Kilmer refused to give up. He
did 40 chin-ups a day in the
hospital and exercised the leg
whenever possible.
Doctors will take X-rays in a
month and it will be decided
then if Kilmer can be re-activated
for the Forty Nincrs' fi
nal four games.
Quarterback John Broclic also
may be available for these
games so the Prospectors could
wind up with an offense after
all.
Both the running attack and
the qiuuterbacking again broke
down Sunday at Baltimore as
the tolls moved to a 20-3 win.
Coach Jack Christiansen has
little lo say about the offense
but was high on the defense
against the Colts.
those guys certainly gave
the offense enough chances to
score points, but they (the of
fense) never capitalized," he
said. .
Christiansen said (hat defen
sive end Clark Miller played
his "best game ever" at Balti
more.
Place-kicker Tommy Dads
missed three field goals and hit
one in still another disappoint
ing Forty Nincr performance
But Christiansen said that Da
vis received a charlcy horse at
Detroit and has not been able
to get his leg loosened up since
then. .......
yards and the Philadelphia
Eagles moved Into the runner-
up spot in passing with 1,138
yards.
The Browns, thanks largely
to Jimmy Brown, remain No. 1
in rushing with 1,042 yards, fol
lowed by the Cards with 842.
The Bears have the highest
pass completion percentage!
(60.0).
Defensively, the Detroit Lions.
despite their 2-3 record, re
placed the Packers as the top
overall defensive team. The
Lions have yielded only 1,148
yards, while the Bears have
given up 1,167 and Green Bay
1,212.
The Bears continued to lead
in defense against rushing with
a remarkable low of 380 yards
in their five victories, while De
troit remained low in passing
yardage yielded 'vith 506. The
Cards have the best pass de
fense percentage (41.7).
Terry Baker Nominated
For US Jaycee Honors
CORVALLIS (UPI) Gov.
Mark Hatfield has nominated
Terry Baker for the Junior
Chamber of Commerce award
as one of the nation's 10 out
standing young men during the
past year.
Baker was a Hcismann Tro
phy Winner at Oregon State
University last fall, as well' as
a top scholar in mechanical en
gineering. He is now playing quarter-
bck with the Los Angeles
Rams.
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