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advancing three-yards early in Saturday's gome between the two collegiate
powers. The Trojans fell behind 3-2 early in the game, then came on strong to
bomb the highly rated Buckeyes, 32-3. (UPI Telephoto)
Morshfield 11 Posts 5th
Consecutive Loop Victory
' MIDWESTERN LEAGUE iMarsh: Goude 17 run (kick
(District 5-A-l) failed). Marsh; Vaughn 6 pass
W L T Pet. PF PA' rom Nylander (Duerksen kick).
Roseburg 6 0 0 1.000 131 32
Cottage Gr. 5 1 0 .833 133 74
' Marshfield 5 1 0 .833 157 75
North Bend 3 2 1
N. Eugene 3 3 0
Sheldon
S. Eugene
Willamette
Springfield
Thurston
2 2 2
2 4 0
2 4 0
0 5 1
0 6 0
Saturday result
Marshfield 33, South Eugene 7
.600 88100
.500 72 63
.500 72 74
.333 47 86
.333 65 88
.000 46 112
.000 55162
Marshfield's Pirates stayed in
the thick of the Midwestern
SE; Roche 81
(Thomas kick).
punt return
USC Upsets Ohio State; UW Tops Tribe
By United Press International
Get that quarterback!
They're dominating the West
Coast football scene today and
it will be a battle to pick the
best in the area when the season
ends.
How about Southern Califor
nia's Pete Beathard who came
into bis own at last Saturday
and led the Trojans to a 32-3
upset of fourth ranked Ohio
State?
Or California's Craig Morton,
whose five touchdown passes set
a school mark and led the Bears
to a 34-13 blitzing of San Jose
State?
Then there's Gordon Queen,
Terry Baker's successor at Ore
gon State, who found the key
after some groping and threw
three TD's in the Beavers 30-6
rout of Washington State.
Quarterback Bill Douglas con
nected on two touchdown passes
to get Washington past hardl University of the Pacific at Ulahi Douglas and end Jake Kupp
luck Stanford, 19-U on the 4th!statc. of Washington twice hooked un
straight loss for the Indians who
are dieing because their top sig
nal caller is out for the year.
And Bob Berry, Oregon's sharp
quarterback, gained 190 yards
passing as he directed the Ducks
to a 28-12 win over Arizona.
It will be Beathard verus Mor
ton next Saturday when South
ern Cal comes to Berkeley to
open defense of its Big Six title
against California.
In other games, Notre Dame's
Irish who have uncovered a hot
quarterback of their own in
Frank Budka will be at Stan
ford favored to hand the Indians
their fifth straight loss. The rest
of the slate features Illinois at
UCLA Friday, Washington at
Army, Oregon State at Syracuse
San Jose State at Idaho and the
Saturday's highlights: lfor scoring passes within five
Dick Van Raaphorst's 44 yard: P'ays s the Huskies downed
field goal gave Ohio State a I downed Stanford, 19-11. The In-
brief lead over Southern Cjilifor- fans scored wan tnree minutes
nia. Then Beathard got his team ' P'ay but the touchdown was
on the beam and Willie Brown'si Wiled whe,i they were penalized
49 yard touchdown run put USC 1! yards for interference on the
ahead for keeps. Beathard also p-
scored a TD from the one and' Idaho belted UOP, 64-6, to beat
passed 33 yards to John Thomas I'he de-clawed Tigers the first
for another. Southern Cal picked; " e'gni games wey
;up 18 first downs to the Buck
eyes three.
California's Morton connected
on a 67-yard bomb to old play
mate Jack Schraub in the 2nd
period to crack a 7-7 tie and
start Cal toward its win over
San Jose State. Morton also hit
on two 49-yard scoring passes
and one each from the 18 and
nine yard stripes.
have played.
By the way, another quarter
back rained Beau Carter passed
33 yards for one touchdown and
scored another to spark Fresno
State to a 28-0 win over Cal Poly
of San Luis Obispo.
Other Saturday results:
Santa Clara 3D Riverside 0,
Sacramento Slate 13 San Fran
cisco State 0, Cal Western 41
Lawrence 0, Central Washington
20 Pacific U. 3, Long Beach
State 14 Santa Barbara 9, Ne
vada 31 Chico State 16, Whit
worth 38 Whitman 7, I-ewis &
Clark 63 Pacific Lutheran 27.
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Rotes Passing
Leads Chargers
By United Press International
Tobin Rote, a quarterback
who loves to throw "the big
that made the Western Division I r"B,
By United Press International
National League
Eastern Division
WLT Pet. PF PA
6 0 0 1.000 205 98
FIRST-OF-THE-WEEK
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Phila.
Wash.
Dallas
.667 159 121
.667 159 143
.600 159 117
.400 127 166
.333 137 169
.167 107 171
Western Division
WLT Pet. PF PA
1
League title chase Saturday by 01 American Football Baltimore , 3
bombing the host South Eugene League a 'disaster area." Hinn 2 4
Axemen, 33-7. I At the same time the 14-year-Detroit 2 4
The victory was the fifth in a (veteran of pro football all but San Fran. 1 5
row for the rampaging Pirates; clinched an AFL playoff berthing Angeles 1 5
who have not suffered a defeat
since losing their opener to Cot
tage Grove. Marshfield riowj
sports a 5-1 record in District
5-A-l competition, and rests in a
' tie for second place with Cot-
for the San Diego Chargers and
made Sid Gillman a strong can
didate for coach of the year
honors.
The 35-year-old Rote, a for
mer star with the Green Bay
.833 151 68
.833 174 85
.500 116 116
.333 142 182
.333 115 115
.167 74 149
.1G7 73 19
Sunday's Results
Cleveland 37 Philadelphia 7
New York 37 Dallas 21
Pittsburgh 38 Washington 27
Baltimore 25 Detroit 21
Green Bav 30 St. Louis 7
' tage Grove. The Roseburg ln- Packers and Detroit Lions in San Francisco 20 Chicago 14
dians lead the league with an the National Football League
unscarred 6-0 mark. and the Toronto Argonauts in
Jerry Button placed t h e the Canadian Football League,
Marshfield 11 to the crucial win! completed 16 of 22 passes for
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Saturday, giving the Pirates a! 266 yards and two touchdowns Boston 4 3 0 .471 165 125
13-0 lead in the first quarter. Sunday to lead the Chargers to Houston 4 3 0 .571 149 US
with TD runs of eight and one a 38-17 victory over the Kansas New York 3 3 0 .500 125 159
yard. Dennis Parrish's 66-yard City Chiefs. The win gave the Buffalo 2 4 1 .333 135 161
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field at Springfield, Willamette Oilers defeated the Buffalo i San Diego 38 Kansas City 17
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playing North Eugene at Eu-'Ka'c'ers whipped the New YorkjHouston 28 Buffalo 14
gene's Civic Stadium in Friday'Jets, 49-26. (Only games scheduled)
night battles. Saturday Cottage1 Tne oilcrs are now tied forl Friday's Results
r.rnvo anri Shoirinn urin t'irst place with the Boston Pa-:Boston 40 Denver 21
Civic Stadium in Eugene .triots, who beat the Denver, (Only game scheduled)
A showdown battle between 'Broncos, 40-21, Friday night,
the Indians and the Pirates is wl,n thc Jcts a half-game be
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Nnv ? arc 4-3 each and New York
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Drain 5 1 0 .833 202 32
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McKenzie 2 4 0 .333 73 153
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Oakridge 1 5 0 .167 58 133
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