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TWO MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Sunday. Nor. II, 1945 TORNADO SWEEPS OVER GRIZZLIES BY 52-OMARGIN Medford Scores Twice In Each Period To Run Total Points For Year To 452 Sit and data for a play-off bttwi.n North Band and Med ford for champiomhip of dis trict 2 and righl to enter s.mi iinalf of the stale football play-off ware undecided at a late hour last night. Officials of the district were expected to have an announcement first of the week. Pushing their jcason scoring fecord to 452 points against their opponents seven, Med lord's Black Tornado trounced Ashland high 32 to 0 here last night to clinch the Southern Oregon conference title and stay in the running for the state championship. After taking the opening klckoff and being held for downs, Ashland punted and Medford took the ball on their own 17 yard lino and began march which canted them 83 years in eight downs, terminat ing when Dazzlin' yJerry Clark crashed into the end zone from the nine yard linejfor the first touchdown. Glenn Bostwick, speed-demon left half, was injured oh the second play of the game and will be out for at least two weeks, Coach Al Simpson said yesterday. Bostwick threw shoulder out of place when he tackled Lcn Williams, Ashland fullback. Muscles were pulled slightly and a nerve was pinched. Bill Slnglcr, who replaced Bostwick and played a whale of a ball game for the rest of tlic evening, accounted for his team's second score in the open ing quarter when he crashed off tackle for 10 yards to reach pay dirt. Watson, as after the first touchdown, added the extra point and Medford led 14-0 at end of the initial period. The Tornado added two touchdowns in each of the re maining three quarters while the Grizzlies threatened only once; late in the fourth stanza only to have a touchdown by Ed Bcarc called back on a clip ping penalty. Ashland penetrat ed Medford territory only twice 7-6 BY BEAVERS, Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fac tory Engineer ed and Inspect ed Parts for Chrysler Dodga Plymouth Dodae Trucks DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS L. G. TAYLOR GO. 112 So. Riverside . Phone 2965 during the game. The whole Ashland team played a grout game despite the overwhelming odds against them and never once gave up trying to reach the last white stripe. They were paced by the scmmlngly bull-strcngthed Wil liams who was always a break away threat and repeatedly toss ed pusses with "touchdown" written all over them only to have the receiver tripped up by an alert Medford defensive man. Tommy Newton was a standout in tho Ashland forward wall at tackle and many times broke up Tornado plays that had eluded his teammates. Mcdford's defensive ta c 1 1 c s were considerably improved over the Bend contest here last week. I Nick Greene, Glenn Tinglcy, Lynnc Bcssonctte, and Howard Whillock broke up sev eral tricky Ashland plays by diving through the line and catching the ball carrier before he had a chance to get started. Ex Roosevelt High With Passes and Scores Victory Star Bucks THE WHAT-NOT will REOPEN Wed., Nov. 14th Featuring Fountain & Light Lunches We Will Discontinue Serving Meals Seattle, Nov. 10 (U.PJ Seventeen-year-old Dick Gray, flashy Oregon State left halfback, vir tually wrecked the Washington Huskies' Rose Bowl hopes today when he churned over the Husky goal line with four minutes left to play in the last period, paving the way for a 7-8 Beaver victory. Rated as prc-gamo underdogs, tho Oregon State eleven stopped the vaunted Washington squad cold on a rain -soaked field throughout the ficst half. After two Washington drives carried to within inches of the OSC goal line in the last half and a third offensive gave the Huskies a 6-0 lead in the fourth period, OSC's freshman halfback opened up with a scries of flat passes that won the ball game. Starting from his own 31, Gray rifled a passgood for seven yards, following it with a second that went to Washington's 45. Switching to a ground attack. Quarterback Kuramanos fed the ball through the Washington lino to the Husky 35. ' Gray shot a pass to Right Half Hartmun who twisted his way to Washington's 26. With the stunned Huskies set for another pass, Gray tucked tho leather under one arm and galloped through right guard to Washington's 10. The former Portland Roosevelt high school star bucked through to the three yard line but was set back to the 15 on an offside. Before Washington could re cover footage on the muddy turf, Gray tore loose again, bursting around left end for 12 and a first down on the three-yard stripe. He smashed over on the next play to even the score and Stan McGuire, OSC's loft end, booted the extra point. Tho lineups: Washington Pos, Oregon State Nelson LE Lorenz Rice LT Puddy Osterhout . LG Martison McGovcrn C Krell Hemstad RG Phelps Vickcry RT Austin I Hcln RE Gibbs Stone Q Karamanos Stacy LH Stevens Norton RH Hartmann Trask F Rouse Football Scores (By United Press) Navy 33, Michigan 7. Maryland 38, VMI 0. Ohio State 14, Pittsburgh 0. Pcnn State 27, Temple 0. Brown 20, Yale 7. Cornell 20, Colgate 6. Penn 32, Columbia 7. Army 48, Notre Dame 0. Clemson 5, VPI 0. Georgia 34, Florida 0. Great Lakes 27, Michigan State 7. NYU 19, Lehigh 0. Princeton 13, Dartmouth 13. Kentucky 19, West Virginia 6. Harvard 28, King's Point Mer chant Mariners 7. Rutgers 32, Lafayette 14. Indiana 49, Minnesota 0. Purdue 21, Miami of Ohio 7. North Carolina 6, William and Mary 0. Amherst 6. Mass State 6. Auburn 52, Southwest Louisi ana 0. Detroit 20. Cincinnati 0. Duke 2C, North Carolina State 13. Illinois 48, Iowa 7. Johns Hopkins 26, Drexel 13. Nebraska 24, Kansas State C. Virginia State 27, Lincoln P. Connecticut 53, Maine 0. Marquette 26, Kansas 0. Drake 53, Iowa State Teachers COUGARS BATTLE 10 Fourth Period Lead Nullified By Lippincott Blocked Punt Costly 8. 14. Virginia 45, Richmond 0. Tennessee 34, Mississippi 0 Texas A. & M. 3, SMU 0. Georgia Tech 41, Tulane 7. Northwestern 28, Wisconsin Knox 13, Beloit 12. Oklahoma A. & M. 12, Tulsa 6. Rice 26, Arkansas 7. Texas 21, Baylor 14. Texas Tech 12, TCU 0. Florida A. & M. 54, Tuskegee 20. PAY YOUR 1945-1946 ITanes Mow Save 3 NOVEMBER 15 LAST DAY For 3 rebate on taxes paid in full! Also 1st quarter taxes become delinquent after Novem ber 15. If inconvenient to call in person' re quest statement by telephone (4331 Medford), or by mail and a tax statement will be prompt ly sent you. Ask for Your Personal Tax PAY NOW and SAVE MONEY HOWARD CAULT, Sheriff Jackson County. Score by periods: Washington 0 OSC 0 86 77 BOWLING Medford bowlers look three straight games over tho El Rogue team of Grants Pass at the Med ford alleys Friday night Roy Prultt was high score man for Medford with 582 for the three games and Hillius led the visitors with 511. San Francisco's county gov ernment was established April 1, 1850, and incorporated April 15. Don Waldron and At Klrchcr were knifing and slicing almost to perfection all the time they wore In the game, breaking up a lot of attempted end runs. Even the second, third and fourth teams had the Indian sign on the Grizzlies and kept things pretty much under con trol. statistics: Med, Ah Yd. Scrimmage 315 an Vd. Panel . . i:M 4 Passes Attempted , ..... 12 II rnflftol Completed H 7 4 Opp. Pasem Intercepted..- 1 w Mitt Downs 21 fi Av. l-eiiKlh Punts 37 :t;l Av. L.'nslh KlckoKs 37 4S Yds. Lost Penalties 47 40 Touchdowns: ClHrk 3, Watson . Slngler 1. lloss 1, Kircher 1, Carr 1. P. A. T.: Watson 4. Denver 35, Colorado A. & M. 12. Colorado 14, Utah State 7. Colorado College 47, Greeley State 13. Oklahoma 14, Iowa Slate 7. Farragut Naval 14, Idaho 6. Ulah 21, New Mexico 20. MASK CHALLENGE Harold (Blood and Guts) Dav idson has issued a challenge to the Gray Mask for the main event of next Thursday niRht's wrestling card, Promoter Mack Llllard said yesterday. David son has a long-standing grudge to settle with the Hood and figures to go all-out to trounce "Old Sloncface" if he will get in tho ring with him. Llllard said Ernie Piluso. the ever-popular Portland headlock specialist, Angelo Martinelll, Bulldog Jackson and possibly Tex Porter will be on the card. Independent Hoop League Is Planned Medford Athletic association has called a meeting for Wednes day night for all persons who are interested in sponsoring either an independent southern Oregon or all-city basketball league for the winter months. The meeting will be hold at the Jackson county Chamber of Commerce office at 8 p. m. The Medford Craters, spon sored by the association, will hold their first workout at the Jackson school gym tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. Practice will end early enough to enable players to attend the Armistice day dance, it was announced. Shasta is the oldest town in the northern section of California. Pullman. Wash.. Dec. 10 U.R) Washington State College came from behind in the final neriod to dump the University of Oregon 20 to 13 before 7.000 football fans here today, and in the process galloping Bill Lip pincott gave Oregon's Jake Leicht a lesson in gridiron science. Trailing 6 to 13 when the final period opened the Cougars capitalized on a blocked punt for the tying touchdown and followed their star halfbacV Lippincott, 13 yards to tho one foot line, from where Eggers plunged over with the winning tally midway through the period. Oregon's first touchdown came one minute before the in itial period ended, when back Donovan plunged over from the 4 yard line. Lelcht's 'pass to end Anderson on the eight yard line set up the following two plays to pay dirt. Leicht tried to run for the extra point but was pushed out of bounds. Shortly after the second per iod opened, WSC's back Eckert, made a spectacular 51 yard run down the sidelines before being hauled down on Oregon's 10. A shoving penalty sent the Cou gars back to the 25, but Lippin cott looped a beautiful pass into the waiting arms of substitute end Brown, who stood in the end zone and pulled it in. Wal ler's try for the extra point went wide. Three minutes later, Leicht uncorked a long pass to Ander son in WSC's end zone and Kaufman's conversion was good, giving Oregon a 13-8 margin at half time. Washington State found its stride in the opening minutes of the final quarter after tackle Rod Giske blocked Gillis' punt on the Oregon eight yard line. Coaching from the sidelines, an Oregon blunder, brought the ball to the one yard stripe and from there Eckert plunged over his left tackle for a touchdown. Reserve fullback Coolcy booted the tying conversion. Lippincott again paced the Cougars to the winning touch down a few minutes later when he sneaked off center and drag ged fhree Oregon tacklers 13 yards to the one foot line. On the next play, Eggers took the ball over on a quarterback sneak. Cooley again converted and placed the game on ice for WSC. The lineup: WSC POS Bacoka le Giske It Niemi lg Lazor c Claymore rg Wilson .rt Swanson re Eggers q Lippincott lh Waller rh Eckert f Score by periods: WSC 0 6 Oregon 6 7 Oregon Hathaway Gillis Kauffman Diess Rciton Warren Anderson Abbey Leicht Donovan Critcs 14 0 Small, scattered cumulus clouds are a sign of good weath er, but mountainous masses of cumulus clouds mean rain. EXPERT TIRE RECAPPING MUD and SNOW TREAD for the wintcry roads ahead. 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