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: ak(tm4kWm BABA HISKEY . leading Almoden Hiskey, Harriscn In Tie For Almaden Open Lead State Cross Country Championship Set At Willamette University Saturday Over 250 high school c ro 1 1 will take the post at 10:30 a.m. Simmons, all of whom finished country runners will stride whiie 172 entrants are register-i among the top 23 runners last around the Bush Pasture 1.8 ed for the 10:45 a.m. Al atart.'year. mile course in Salem Saturday; Individuals rather thin a fullj Local A-2-B teams set for lor the state A-i and A-2-B prep team have been entereJ by ninreompetition are the Glide Wild championships. A1 schools and seven A 2-B eau, the Myrtle Creek Vikings Defending A l champs South representatives, including Davei1Drj the Canyonville Bible Acad Salem will have to best 22 oth-jWilborn of Albany, one of the emy Pilots. Glide won the 6-A-er teams to earn its fourth title favorites. He finished second 2 B crown as Hubert Hill set in five years, and A-2-B titlist last year to HiUiboro graduate (j paCe with a first place fin Reedsport will try to make it Wendell Cox. ii.h nnn with Hill ih u'ilrt. ;three in a row against nine South Salem coach Lou De-!cats nlve top threats in Dale ether T-man contingents. Loretto is banking on a teammcky) Chandler and Eddie ! Meet director John Lewis of of Don Steinke, Terry Thomp-jko,,. jhost Willamette University in- son. Bob Schlegel. Barry Ster-j Myrtle Creek's Dennis Biren-! idicated that 86 A-2-B runners ette, Arnie Powell, Jeff ilcKil-!baum. nmner up to Hill in the iop ana tnei oiimore 10 repei district meet, will pace the ;the efforts of strong G r a n t, Vikings. Other top runners for f k. t- . . .. X' . I. c-.. . . .. muui t-uscuc, nuiui I.U6CUC Myrtle creek are Hon U Neil and Mark Cadman. CBA is led by Eddie John and Tim Gunderson. The Pilots! are one of few B schools send i and Wilson. i Grant recently won the Dis trict No. 1 title over Wilson. .However, Marshall's Terry Kish- ipaugn earnea inaiviauai nonors jog in entire team to compete and expects to give Wilborn a in ik. tate ehamoionshm meet.1 ALMADEN, Calif. (UPI) ! Closest to the leaders, each ba'Ue tor the top spot. The complete list of teams E. J. (Dutch) Harrison, one of vith 68, were Jim Ferree, Jay! Another strong contender forientered: A-l: Grant, Wilson,' the grand old men of golf.lHebert, Dudley Wysong, D o n the individual title is Roseburg'suarsnaIl, Madison, South Sa-1 turned professional nine years Whitt and Alex Sutton. jllike Crunican who has been!enli Corvallis, Parkrose, Jesuit.1 .before Babe Hiskey was born, i Tournament favorite Mason setting course records at a, jiollala, David Douglas, Cen But the two pros went into'Rudolph, who won at Fresno fantastic clip this season. Cruni-tenmait Hillsboro, Milwaukie, the second round of the $25;000 'ast week, had a par-71. De-jCan won the District 5-A-l crown;Lake Oswego, West Linn, Forest if . tv " ' V VA' VANCOUVER CANUCKS' Morcel Poille (I) mokes o sove off the tip of his skates on a goal ottempt by Los Angeles Blades' Stan Maxwell (11) during the second period of the Canucks-Blades Western Hockey League game at Los Angeles Thursday night. The Canucks won 4-3. (UPI Telephoto) Aim,rfn rw im.mnmont 'in.' fending champion Al Geiberger ; by running a record shattering1 r.rnve MarshrielH South En. !CI IIUIIUCjCi 111 Will Cll IUIIIUIII j a i... .t,. ,iu hrii.ihad a 69. along with seven 8:32.7 on the North Eugene a arm Knrlli Pn nana V1 1 m itk ' " liant i,ix under-par C6s and twoiothersincluding such fine shot-course, and f undefeated soKallSi Medford, Pendleton, and HwJjiL r,, JUl liZj,!t strokes ahead of the rest of themakers as Rex Baxter, Lionel far ths season. The Dalles. IpLT'I TlfSf'I It Fri., Nov. 1, 1963 The Ntw-Rviw, Pjt 7 Coast Range Elk Hunting Prospects Still Fair-Good PORTLAND (UPI) The Nary Dam fair with best hick weekly report on hunting con- frou boats. ditions prepared by the State to be fair but birds are ex- Game Commission: jtremely wild; extended deer Northwest: Bull elk hunting season opens Saturday for Linn fair in north coast area; Deer County hunters; there are good . hunters with unused tags should t imber of deer near Alsea, find bunting fair to good uvBlodgett and Philomath In Ben forth Willamette part of the ton county. Northwest Agricultural Area;! Southwest: Coast Range elk majority of agricultural areas hun'ing should remain fair to in Clackamas and Marion coun- good; pheasant and quail hunt- ues snouid te tair to excellent; ,ing will be wet; bow hunting waterfowl prospects poor to conditions for deer in the Rogue fair; pheasant hunting continues! unit are excellent; waterfowl " J number low in Rogue River T ! lei I Valley but pheasant and quail lenmiletreek Salmon tm plentiful, though wary. ( I Central: Sherman County hat Fishina Prosnect GooiJ g00d for phe"t wiu uuuiy I ivjpcn wuuuidotiS essential; quail bunting PORTLAND (UPI) The?ood fa JeUenor County; elk weekly report on fishinp. condi-'"""ting slow in Hood River and tions prepared by the State! "" counUel: eonditioni lm Game Commission: proving with more moisture and Northwest: Silver salmon J"0: ?hlf m touad '0 have migrated up north coast Rlvr Canyon above imm! uith .nniin. PruieviUe: ideal elk hunting depending on water conditions ;!ndll'ons have mved in high ; some of best trolling of the year, "ca?cs- . Us reported from North Tilla-. Nf.rtn,,,,! In general, elk Imook Bay; and steelhead have!uuuuu? 'ur 10 laa- c field. Harrison, 52, was the personi fication of perfection Thursday in his round with 34-32, includ ing six birdies and no bogies. jHebert and Bob Rosburg Fremont Tops Hiskey, 24, had a doublo-eaglel A. I on a par-five hole one of the Iflifflp hrACH Geoff Hollister and Gary Krys zak, South Eugene. npnp Fairi-lnlh lat var' A ine rromom ocnerais rouea 2.B wmner wjn back to to a IoDsided 52-7 victory over i i... ,u; ...:!. Young Hiskey got his double-the Glide freshmen, scoring .l.Sh7T; riZT tl ofTction"6 JorgeMon. George Gard-I emui.fupCa quick 12er, Joel Leming and Dennis lead in the first quarter, and by half time were on top, 25-0. great rarities in the game of golf, plus seven birdies. But he had four bogies. Young Hiskey eagle on the 13th hole, a par five, 545-yard hole. He hit a 300 yard tee shot on the bard fair ways, cutting a corner off the dog-leg. Then he blasted a two- iron 200 yards to the green 'Glide scored its lone TD in the where it took one bounce and third quarter, but the Generals landed in the cup. went wild for 21 points in the i nnlv lh second double :ame stanza. - i 4i - A- uA or.i Ron Frashour ODened the "B'e . iS u I KT"Wine for the Generals on al The Roseburg Rod and Gun in one Statisticians f i E u r e two - yard quarterback sncak,Club archers began the winter that a douhle-eaele occurs onlyjwith Bruce White hitting pay-jseason recently at me course oce out rfone' ana one half 'dirt for the second TD on a in Winchester, firing the gold million rounds of golf. jt"o-yrd plunge. ,,UJ"L .. ibroke loose and ealloned 50 was Gim Griffin with a score ' yards and Brad Cummings add-jof 740. Other top scores were led the extra point on a run. I shot by Bill Jacobs, 615; Me1. jCummings ended the scoring Holcomb, 570; Charles Pugh Fernandez suffered three been reported from the Wilson, kayocs in his four bouts. Dick Trask and Nestucca Rivers; Tiger (now world champion) Clackamas River should be fair fractured Florentino's nose and to good for silvers and jacks, stopped him (6). Joey Giambraj Southwest: Starting Friday also stopped him (8) and Rubin anglers must follow winter regu- (Hurricane) Carter knocked latlons; Tenmile Creek salmon! him out (1). langlina very good with most Fernandez's only 1962 victory fish taken jacks; steelhead ang-. Was a decision over Phil Mi.v.llinir in IhA Kntnii frnm flrnntc Scappoose, Tigard.'Fia., is favored for their nation- er. jpass to Grave Creek has been itoseDurg, spring- ally televised (ABC) 10-rounder Rocky had only two bouts this slow due to muddv water: low- Other noted runners are Steve .-o. t.u r...u emanacz, seeking nts sixth Bingham Marshfield- Steve' . T 1 . A ,-l straight knockout, is a 3-1 mngnam, marsmiem, sieve 0ilc r e e d s p o r t, Coquil e.l.wniA k.,, i ' B, Pi Hetzler, Wilson; Leon Hender- pleasant Hill, McKenzie GUde fUie Bueno Aires 00 Uiu Fugcre. iG??ftZ&?0tm R'ver and fight at Madison Square Ga, Individual! are entered fromi Cuban Fernandez of Miami. i-stacada, Tillamook cess is in Walla WaUa unit and the head of ths Wenaha; upland game bird hunting fair. Southeast: Harney County poor for elk; chukar hunting good. field, Ashland, Milton Freewa-lbecause of his stunning left year. He lost a decision to er Rogue poor for salmon. ter, Albany, Columbia Christian,! hook and his remarkable come- contender Jjsc Gonzalez ofi Northeast: Steelhead fishing (joia tteacn, suuieriin, Hiaaie, Dack this year. Puerto Rico and knocked out fair in lower John Day in Gar- Phoenix, Bonanza and Scio. Last year, the banana-nosed Tony Valenti (4). Griffin Cops Archery Meet While Harrison and Hiskey were having their great rounds, some of the others weren t far ing as well. Young Jerry Duff, from Kasnviiie, lenn., ior m- for irst na) wUn a 40.yar(li524 and Daie Oakerman, 437 Stance, IlIU UIIUC ";Ea on. .-nre u,r availohl. fnr hounds on the first tee i.nd took a horrendous 12 on the first hole. He got only two pars on the front nine, took a 50 and followed that with a 45 on the White opened the second half Duane Alexenko, Dick Callis by returning the kickoff 80 and Bill Austin. yards tor another rrcmont iu. Aloma Griffin's 598 was the White also ran for the PAT.Itop score or tne women arch- k nni i nmmtnoo nrnvmon Trio . . .m fnr 95. He'll be "u vl. Vu' -.. . ... trf.. ers- AiexenKo ana uoro no area; Columbia below Mc-lto Casey's manager, Olson To Fight Casey OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) -Light heavyweights Hank Casey tnd Bobo Olson will tangle in a 10-round bout Dec. 9 at the Oakland Auditorium, according f HL Gfle VOU A THOUSAND DOLLARS IF VOU CAM NAME one. car as totally new AS THE '64 FALCON J back , today for round, however. the second Armed Forces Grid Battle Is Saturday By MARTIN LADER UPI Ssorts Writer " On the ground ... in the air . . . over the water . . . you can always count on the United States Armed Forces for a gal lant battle. And there'll be no exception this weekend when the three big service academ ies stage their version of j the COlleg? fonthall hnw i There won't be any of thatl inter-service cooperation the! thv Anctin alcn cnmnnlArl scorm" on a two-yard sneak RlarUn Nnv. , ,h. Rn(1 and throwing a 71-yard bomb U c,ub Archers wiu shoot ner and Cummings ran for the interested welcome to al. The final tally came in t h e tend the weekly shoots. r- iL.. a I ri...t fourth quarter when Frashour' ""ru". "a raced 65 yards on a bootleg . v,u" "". - pjay portca Killing ducks eany in The Generals will close out' the season with bow and ar the 1963 season Saturday when,r?Nvs. others got their deer with they take on cross-town rival, "lies curing inc general aeer the Joseph Lane Pioneers. Sat- season, while, many members urday's game will be played are still trying with bows. The on Finlay Field, with kickoff 'current archery season for time set for 8 p.m. jdcer lasts until Nov. 17. Bowling INDIAN CHARTER High Srl: Judy Harvey, 1S4-177-17. Frank and Bob't Flylno A, M; Douo. " saw: banny uriuoi, zoi I.. -..It... 4J. -I..l.tm D.rfl.tM Cuul.. lUniltfDIkl State Department likes to talk Jl j Drain Chain Saw, 1. Gene Parr'i Cardinal Tire, 23-17: Bamboo House, about nor will there be any joint expeditions against the enemy. Just a lot of good. rugged football, for which all sides will be amply rewarded Union. 19; Amann'i Flying A, It; Turn 23.7; Roseburg Motors, 2M9; Elks, 21 lIVs; Atterbury Ceramic t Around Inn, llTll". llVi. I High Series: John Decker, 1 S7-J37-219413. High Game: Bob Zuck, 276. TOKETEE Frank and Bob's Flying A, 23-13: The occasion is a couple of no Ron inn, iiWii'u Barlow Electric, uriirlffa 0nmp nairini? Ihp Armv'H-H: Ginder's Signal Service, 17-19: B Market, Ib'.-i.U1; Ooc's Dolls, 1715; gruofce games pairing uil ni iiiy Max Chevroi,ai, umpoua The Food Marl, IS-17: Pepsi Cola, 14. against the Air rorcc in Chi- Dairy, 14 221 Douglas Inn, 1422. hi; South Sleohens Market, 13-19; Rlck- r,nnn nnl Mnou ortninct Nntr. High Series: Carmen Donovan, ut-'elts Music, 10-22; Tenmile Store, 1-24, '"" . ,y BV , i2l4 l5 541. High Game: Carmen Don- High Series: Doris Norlhcralt, 200. Jjame at aoum ccnu. ine uui- 0VSn, 214 and Alma McAllister, 214.1179-154533. High Game: Imogena Pl 19; Garden Valley Market, 20-20; Sayre volkswagon, lB-22; Piano Roll inn, 17. 23; Southern Oregon Baltery, 17-23. High Series: Arlo Jacklln, 595. High oama: uarence uerg, iai. KOFFEE KLUTCHERS Hufham Signs, 24-B; Dudes Gun Shop. 22-10: Roseburg Lumber, ia'1-13'1; R a. come is as important to these teams as the result of a bowl game is to other schools. Rivalry Continues Army and the young Air Force Academy have only once before and that re suited in a 13-13 tie three years ago. The' Navy-Notre Dame se- TUESDAY TRIBE ,Pr' J3- Winston Cleaners, 25-11: Soacebur- ROCK AND ROLL gers, 24-12; Reals Termite Control, 22- Montgomery Ward, 28-8; Valley Whole- 14, Lansing and Oliver, 72-14; Necchl sale, 21-15; Foresters, 20-16; Bob's Eiec Etna, 2IW14V-; Drive-N-Save Market, 'trie. 20-16; Southern Oregon Diesel, 18- IS'.-174-i; Winston Chain Saw, 11-16; 1 18; Women of tha Moose, 16-16; A S I ,'Collins Construction, 16-20; Sanders, 16-Parts and Service. 17-19; Emblem Club, 20: Cone Looolno. 15W.201!: Latham 1 1S.3I; Dairy Queen. 13-23; New Service met; Wholesale, 9Vt-26't; Arnold Hansen , Laundry, 10-26. Trucking, 8-78. Hioh Series and Game: Ronella Lam High Series: Polly Wrloht, 164-170-117 oreauv. 164.201.132497. and Hlta Thorn- 1521. High Game: Betty Reece, 212. as, 116-198-163 m. DIZZY DAMES DRIVE-N-SAVE , , . . , r.wA Lee s soon snop, u j-ovi; .napman s saiao war-ers, o-; u e specials, ties dates DaCK 10 lSill ana IS' Pharmacy, A:en and Phillips 7-5; Beverages, 7-5; Dairy Maids, 7-5; the loniZCSt intersectional rival- Used Cars, 17-15; Amann's Flying A, Patio Shop. 6-6; Washouts 3-9; Safety , - . ,. iis-ii; Monograming oy Lillian, 15-17; ptns, 3-f; D a, 5 Banery, i-io. ry in COUCgC lOOtDall. iOouglas Bank Checks, 11-19; Cavalier High Series and Game: Mary Culver, The Other games to be telc-.Loage, 13-19; Douglas Dollars. !2'i-19'i.:il6-lSS-l50 121. vised arc Mississippi vs. Louis iana State and Southern Califor-I nia vs. Washington. ' It'll be hard to convince stu-r dent: at the service academies and Notre Dame, hut there'll be a number of other contests around the country Saturday of particular importance. 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