Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 11, 1955, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text1 EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, February II, 1953 Bob Hatson Appointed OSCBacItfield Mentor . Corvallis (U.R) Two new as sistant football coaches, one a former Medford high school player, have been named at Ore gon State College to aid new head coach Tommy Prothro . in the. 1955 campaign. ' Bob Watson, former standout Medford gridder who played his collegiate ball at UCLA, was ap pointed backf ield coach, and Bob Zelinka, UCLA freshman coach last year, was named line coach. Zelinka also played foot- ball for the Bruins. Pioihro Chooses Announcement of the appoint ments was made today by Jim Barratt, assistant athletic di rector. Barratt said , the selec tions were made by Prothro who recently was ' hired at Oregon State after several years as backfield coach at UCLA. Prothro said he still is searchr ing for a third assistant. A hold-, over from the Kip Taylor regime is Freshman Coach Dick Twenge. Bob Watson, named backfield coach at Oregon State college, -was a 1946 graduate of Medford high school. He was a backfield star for the Black Tornado as a quarterback and fullback in 1944 and 1945 and was rated as one of the all-time Medford grid 'greats. Watson was an all-state basketball center in 1946. Rosburg, Holguin Knot at Tucson. Tucson, Ariz. (U.R) Bob Rosburg, of San Fransisco, and Tony Holguin, of Midlothian, HI., led going into the second round of the $10,000 Tucson Open today but with a mob at their heels. ' The two carded five-under par 65s Thursday, one stroke better , than George Bayen Los Angeles, and Bud Holscher, Santa Monica, Calif., who tied at ( 66, and two strokes better than the next r five top scorers for the day : over the El Rio course. ; ' ' Nearly 30 players carded be low par first rounds and 19 shot par. Gene Littler, who had been rated the favorite off his Phoenix and Los Angeles titles, was among those failing to break", par, along with Ed Fur- gol, PGA champion from St. Louis; Dr. Cary Middlecoff and many other winter circuit stars. Tucson, Ariz. (U.R)--Oregon's two entries in the Tucson Open golf tournament trailed leaders Tony Holguin and Bob Rosburg by several strokes today. , - Bob Duden of Portland had a 72 in the opening round, while Ralph Richter of Gearhart had a 73. The leaders bbth fired 65's. t. .. . . v:-.."-.; CITY LEAGUE Top Notch Cafe of City Bowl ing League managed to take Crater Electric 3 to 1 to help top place. rNorton Lumber com pany, moved into second place by winning 4 to 0 over the For esters. Darrell Miller company moved into third by a 4 . to .0 count. Camp White Ross Lum ber with 876 high game and 2533 high series took fourth with 4 to 0 win over Central Market. Mai Olson of Norton Lumber, took high game with a 222 and Karl Johnson of Ed's Barber Shop took high series with 589. Standings: Top Notch Cafe W. . 17 14 'i Norton Lumber Co. Darrell Miller Co. Ross Lumber Co. ..14 Red Blanket Lumber Co. 14 central Market . 13 Ed's Barber Shop .12 Mogan Lumber Co .12 White City Sales 12 Crater Electric ,,,, , 10 Independent Order of Foresters Camp White j Results: White City R. DeVore L. Smith V. Calhoun K. Knox J. Henson Handicap ' L.. 7 . 8,i 10 10 11 12 12 12 14 17 21 2 Mogan IAt. 2 564 F. Chapman 487 443 N. Henson 498 452 B. Dyer 540 4S7 D. Chapman 413 403 J. Burroughs 491 27 2356 2429 Top Notch H. Shaw L. Bex T. Mitchell T. Jantzer D. Harmon Camp White W. Codv R. 'Ruff in L. Jantzer B. Findley M. Ament -. Handicap 3 Crater Electric 1 518 H. Allen 467 411 L. Knapp 495 477 P. Dorff 436 497 C. Hamoson 507 501 V. Alien 473 2404 2178 Miller Co. 4 484 477 552 420 512 0 402 409 502 464 458 39 2278 B. Wilson J. Roberts E. Lenz' B. White L. Webster Central Market 0 B. Hayman 429 F. Keierleber 353 E. Sommer 437 J. Keener 467 G. SchultZ 480 Handicap 159 :' ' 2323 Ross Lhr. C. Heim F. Martin G. Culy B. Forrest R. Wise ; Foresters . 8 C. Morrison 466 J. D. Lubbers 408 V. Simmonds. 410 V. Lubbers 423 H. Vessey Jr. 410 Norton J. Boettcher M. Morse E. Olson . M. Olson C. Pfnister Handicap .. 2117 2445 4 455 474 " 515 515 574 2533 4 537 448 411 -507 349 210 24i Red Blanket E. mil B. Kimmel J. Lop. can S. Murrey C. Eixs Handicap 3 Ed's Shop 1 465 F Couch 522 522 E: Paschke 533 461 T. VanSickle 479 412 I. Bollinger 471 450 K. Johnson 589 ,2 .. 2546 2494 BOB WATSON Geis OSC Post Lloyd Hoffine OCC Leader by Bulging Margin . Portland Three members of the Southern Oregon college bas ketball team are among the top five scorers of the Oregon Col legiate Conference' and Lloyd Hoffine of SOC is holding down top position by a wide margin. Statistics, provided by Al Gould, sportswriter for the Ore gon Journal, for games through February 8, showed " Hoffine with 278 points.'. He's leader in field goals with 91. and free throws with 97. " ' , Larry Pryse, Eastern Oregon, is second high with 218. Tiger Bob Smith, Southern Oregon, has 207, Ted Schadewitz, . East ern Oregon 204 and Keith John son, Southern Oregon, 200. FG FT PF Total Hoffine. SO ..........91 . 1 97 39 278 Pryse. EO 68 82 40 218 Smith, SO 75 57 52 . 207 Schadewitz, EO ... 69 " 66 32 . 204 Johnson, SO 77 46 31 200 Viskov, PC 73 29 23 175 Jones, OC 70 28 37 168 Reinking. EO ........51 42 30 144 Chamberlain, OC 40 60 . 36 140 Westenskow. EO -49 26 41 124 Perkins, PS 41 37 '25 119 James, OT Z 38 38 34 114 Young. OC 38 26 42 102 Nenow, PC 32 34 29 101 Eckert, OT 31 ''38 26 100 Bates, SO ... 25 44 38 94 Hsnnon, PS 33 17 18 93 Andrich, OC 32 24 25 ' 88 Parker, PS 34 20 18 88 Titus, SO 29 30 56 84 Burton, EO .. 26 31 31 83 Zitek. OC 23 34 22 80 Fahlgren, QT 26 26 14 78 Dorn, OT 23 29 30 75 Cochran, EO 29 9" 19 ' 67 Poetsch. PS 17 27 16 61 LOTS OF- KRAUT Chicago '(U.R) The National Kraut Packers association came up with the gastronomic tidbit that Americans last year con sumed more than 8,000,000 cases of sauerkraut and an estimated 12,000,000,000 hot dogs. SPORTS NCAA Cage Meet Ducats Available On February 21 Oregon State College, Cor vallis Monday, February 21, has been established as the day ticket applications for the West ern Regional NCAA basketball championships will first be ac cepted, Athletic Business Man ager Jim Barratt; announced Tuesday. ' The regionals will be staged at Gill Coliseum on Friday and Saturday, March 11 and 12, with Oregon State college and Corvallis as hosts for the fourth straight year. ' Barratt said any ticket appli cations bearing a postmark prior to February 10 would be return ed immediately to senders un filled. Each . customer will be limited to four : tickets each night. All correspondence should be addressed to Barrett at Coli seum 103 in Corvallis. Two automatic entrantsin the tourney will be the champions of the Mountain States '. confer ence and Pacific Coast confer ence. The two other teams will come from either two , at-large clubs or from winners of the Border conference and "Rocky Mountain conference. Play-of f s will be necessary to determine the latter two entrants. Paul Andrews Meets Johnson . New York 4U.R) Lanky Paul Andrews and muscular Harold Johnson will fight again tonight at Madison Square Garden for a possible shot at the light heavyweight crown. ; Andrews of New York, second-ranking contender, is favor ed at IV2 to 5 to turn the tables on Johnson of Philadelphia, number three, because of his' improvement under Joe Louis' instructions. .- : ' Johnson, a counter - punching specialist, won a majority deci sion over Andrews, in their pre vious bout at Chicago stadium last March 17. i . . ; Mary Faulk Takes Lead In Professional Start St. Petersburg, Fla. (U.R) Mary Lena Faulk, who turned golf professional because "it was either that or get a job," didn't take long to catch on to her new trade. Miss Faulk, former amateur star from Thomasville, Ga., made her pro debut .Thursday in the first round of the St. Petersburg Women's Open tour nament and showed no traces of nervousness as she seized the first-round lead with a five-un-der-par 69. - ' .- Miss Faulk didn't take an ex tra stroke as she collected five birdies and 13 pars and her 69 total was even two strokes un der men's par. Her brilliant play gave her a one-stroke lead over pretty Marlene Bauer of Sara sota, Fla., and two -strokes over Patty Berg of ' St. Andrews, 111. TORNADO MATMEN TIP CAVEMAN CREW 28-16 Medford high's wrestling team last night won its second match of the season from Grants Pass. The Tornado margin for the bouts at Grants Pass was 28 to 16. Medford won eight of the 12 bouts which counted, losing one of the other four by forfeit. The Tornado didn't do as well in exhibitions. Grants Pass took seven of these 13 bouts and two were draws. 98 Arden Stevens, G, Binned Ken Dunlava, M. 106 Grant Garcia, G. won by for Army Grid Clubs Granted Bowl Game Clearance West Point, N.Y. U.P.) A congressional committee grant ed Army football teams clear-ance-to appear "whenever invit ed" in post season bowl games today but high military authori ties were expected to ask Presi dent Eisenhower to approve a "limited-participation only" pol icy. ' Pointing out that "the main objectives of West Point cannot be subordinated to appearances in athletic contests," an Army source said Lt. Gen. Blackshear Bryan, the Academy's superin tendent, probably will recpm mend a bowl appearance "only once every three; to five years." : The West Point Board of Visi tors, composed of Rep. F. Ed ward Hebert (D.-La.) Rep. Olin E. Teague (D.-Tex.) and Rep. 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