EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, September 7, 195S
Black Tornado, Jefferson
Gridders Scuffle Tonight
Two successors to strong Ore
gon prep asgrezations of 1955
collide on the Medford High
school turf tonight in their first
tests under 1956 fire and in their
first opportunity to weigh their
prospects of equaling or excelling
the fine records of their imme
diate predecessors.
Medford's Black Tornado Is
host to the Jefferson high Demo
crats of Portland as the Tiigh
school football season bows in
about the state. Kick-off time is
8:15 P m.
Jeff was Portland Interscholas
tic league champ and a s'ate
semi-finalist last year while Med-'
ford captured the District 8 A-l
title and dropped a spirited en- i
counter to Marshfield. eventual i
state champion, in state quarter- j
finals. I
Most prognosticators figure
the Tornado as a power in south-
WILING
EVERGREEN LEAGUE
Picard's team maintained Its
perfect record in the Evergreen
Bowling league this week with
a 4 to 0 series over Donna Tim
ber. High team series was rolled
by Hunter and Best at 2532 and
high game bv the same team
Informa'inn on a probable de- he feels that H his Tornado stal- with 880. High individual game
fensive unit for the Democrats warts can get the speed if they : and series was rolled by Jim
was not available for compari-! can break loose and go they'll Baize at 245 and 575 resriec-
be all right.
Jefferson will bring a straight
T attack to Medford. The Tor
nado again this vear is a comDi- Pickens neni Estate e a
nation T and sinsle wins team. I"r"l Patro1 ' ?
utilizing the more wide open
play of the T with its traditional
power. Type of offense will fit
the situation.
Blowpipe
I Whitney
Heisn
L. Johnson
Matthiesen
Miller
Handicap
Tall and Rangy
The Jrffj are a tall and rangy
aggregation. DeSylvia believes
that the club will have speed and
that factor could make up for
both lack of overall heft and for
inexperience.
Coach Fred Splegelberg said
Medford-Jeffergon High Football
PROBABLE OFFENSIVE LINE-UPS
Senior High Stadium
MEDFORD
No. Nam
SO Larry Cranston
5 Bob Appla
43 Dick Swinnay .
40 Tom Merlon ...
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31 Dick McLaughlin
28
Wgf. Pew,
. 185 LE
. 220 LT
165 LG
170 C
165 HG
, 220 RT
, 170 RE
190 QB
135 LH
162 RH
165 FB
Friday, 8:15 p.m.
JEFFERSON
Wgt. Nam No.
170 Jim Hollingworth 35
170 Bob Bihl 46
175 John Christianson 21
170 Herb Harms 25
170 Mile Johannesen 33
180 Michael Kell 37
150 Dick Howells 23
175 Charles Jacques 11
142 Willie Owens 30
165 Dick Briggs 16
157 Ben Parries 13
TORNADO QUARTERBACK
Quarterback Dick McLaughlin,
above will be field-generallinR
the Medford hlph attack much
of the time tonight when the
Tornado tangles with Jefferson
of Portland football team here.
Landis-Shangle photo.)
MFRFORD ROSTFR: S Bob Appl
O 1; 10 Dirk rnrum T ISO; II Cior
don Owtlrv H 115; 12 Terrv Miller G
15; 11 Mik Starn F. 170: 1 4 Din
MrMaiifrt K 15; 13 I.nren Chriitean
F 1TB; IK .lav Walker. H MR; 1? Jim
f or ii m T MO: 19 Rod Baron C 13:
?f r;rv Rilrv H 15; 2? Tony Brminfr
O 17S 21 John Jonn H 14?: 2S Mike
Riu-HI II 1TB; 2? Karl Knlitht T 170;
X Bb (. F IKS: 30 Fldon FranHs
II IS?; 31 Mirk Mrl.aughlfn Q 190; 3!
Tom Hamlin K 1S7; 31 Dirk (opplf E
1X5; 34 Hon FVfrv Q 165: 36 Iltck Sor
rnx.n T JOO; 37 Gary Citm G 195: 39
Km Kumatawa G 146; 40 Tom M el ton
f. 165; 41 Tom rr.dl K 16K: 4? Jim
Funslon V l'JK: 43 Dirk Swlnnrv C
I7: 44 nrin Kirkard G 45 Gary
Harrington F. 160; 46 Garv SaMr-v E
1T5: 4 Frank Albert T IS; 50 l.arry
rrntnn T 220: 51 Pin Lovett F IS:
52 I.arrv SI is tiler T 200; 53 Tom Mr- 1
rU G 172; 34 Brure Went T 195; 35
Syd Thnresnn E 173; 56 Dirk Durantee
H 143; CO Don Cordler E 140; SI Jer
ome MrQuarit F 160; Genre Korh Q
140; 63 Bob Vnunr T; 64 Oror-p Ire G
1?0: 65 John Harvev H 146; Pele Ras
musfn F. 150; 67 Tony .Monroe Q 135;
6K Don Perk If 142: 69 John Milne
F 130; 70 Sieve Fabrirk V. 130; 71 Ron
Keirh Q 138; 72 Nell Plurnley T 220:
73 Garv Winelroui T: 75 I) r fin it Harr
V 163; 76 Jim Fontaine T 173; 77 Dale
Foresee T 154; 79 David Kilh (' 150:
79 Dave Jones G; SO Konnte Miller G
K Br van DrKorde K 135: 82 Fd
I'ripe F 120; 83 Blake Taylor; 85 llar
od Sexton G 140; l.arry Anderson G
160; 87 Don Tinieth T 150; 90 Mike
Murray F 165: 91 Mark Norton F 145;
92 Fred Funstnn F 160: 93 Ray Bates
G 173; 94 Jim ( lark H 142; 93 Frank
Peterson E 150; 96 Garv Heath G 165.
tively.
Standing:
Medfnrd Muffler
Anrlv'n Jeweler?
Pickells Real Estate .
State Forest Patrol
Hire.o Root Beer
Moore Steel
DarreH Miller Co. ...
Telephone Emploveei
Team No 8
Kliever a Machine Shop 2
Citv AnnManre I
U.S. National Bank I
Feii-lt:
Mttfflera
P. Antonv
N Aitken
D Vance
J MrDtjffie
W Walker
Handicap
414
22fi
412
457
329
240
Ptcard'i
Wallace
Picuxd
Burton
Gibson
Morgan
Donna Timber 0
4'i
4
4
34
420
414
3P7
44!)
4!
4flS
City Appliance
Vacamara 4Rfi
V. Ruwmsn 4oo
L. Yortnn 4 IS
B. Marshall 347
H Honker SPfi
Handicap 284
2310
Miller To.
.1. Haven
C. Brown
W. Fisher
H. Wvutt
L. Wehster
Handicap
44
aai
.-.17
3Q5'
48(1
420
Forest Patrol
B. Moran
M. Seher
B. Van Hoy
H. Smef
T. Bradish
Handicap
Crowley
Wilkin
Wirth
Gunn
Lewn
Hunter-Best
Russell
Braulen
Croucher
Sorher
Paul
Handicap
Bit" T Mkt.
Giffnrd
Bessonett
O Malley
Childert
Frinz
Handicap
430
401
3?3
449
442
Tm-MIx
Snedden
Jones
Baize
Cummin fa
Bell
Handicap
42
472
417
3R6
300
300
Eleven
Walker
Evans
Eastffat
Schroeder
Burroughs
4
43
4fl3
401
35
500
533
33'
575
467
463
33
467
51R
358
431
460
2 Medford Steel
500
274
345
370
488
318
Smith
Hopkini
Hawluni
Irwin
Eastgat
Chuck'i Pump 4
Crouch
P. CoRgim
Andersen
C. Coggina
Krees
547
443
409
379
506
1.8. Bank
Eastwood
Gleaves
Humphrey
Monteith
Shafer
Handicap
528
375
501
437
402
346
383
375
448
36
V. n. Bank
D. Monteith
D. Gladfelter
A. Loner
A. Rtchter
P Shqfer
Handicap
I
442
385
332
335
son
411
Team Flfht
A. Walker
B. Fvam
M. Walker
R. Coolev
G turroucrui 433
Handicap
527
487
39
MEDF0RDv6sTRIBUNE
SIPdDMT
2405
Moore Steel 1
Bill Town 519
Jerrv Monroe 435
R AnDleMte 36fi
Boh Burton 387
Dick Lutrlet
Handicap
455
Andv'f
T. Anderson
D. Kline
R. Bales
D. Johnson
C Ericson
Handicap
2558
Hires
K. Shaw
H. Russell
D Coaw
H. Dunirey
D Swan
Handicap
410
505
439
279
2K2I
Tel. Employees
J Martin -
M. Walker :
H. Rickman A
B. Doescher '
J Strohel f
Handicap A
2713
4
2582
3
445
520
4Rfi
Plrkell-f
D. Pickell
R. Wallace
H. Wf throw
C. MfWhorter 448
D. Kreer 480
Handicap 401
2780
Kllever-a 1
M. Jacobson 428
E. Issaca " 4S9
B. Isaacs 223
T. Van Sickle 4fil
H Blew 414
Handicap 504
2499
m Oregon iKaln this year. No
prediction! o far have been
heard concerning the Democrats.
Injuria Hampr
Medford returns to the grid
wars better fixed in experience
than the Democrats but both
clubs will b hurting somewhat
from injury or sickness. The
Black Tornado counts the return
of 23 monogram wearers, a good
number of whom saw regular or
?onsfderable service last year.
Jefferson has 10 lettermen back,
only two or three of whom saw
regular action last year and those
only on defense.
Coach Tom DeSylvia of the
Demos had an extensive job of
rebuilding to do if Jeff is to re
peat as the PIL diadem holder.
At Medford mentor Fred Spie
gelberg Is concerned with bol
stering a number of thin spots in
th line-up. The objectives can
be accomplished only through
game experience-
A check of the weights of
likely offensive players shows
Medford with more overall hert
In the line and the barkfield
more nearly even with Medford
having the extremes in size. The
Tornado is heavy at the tackles
with good weight at the ends and
fair heft throueh the middle.
Jeff it a bit heavier in the mid
dle than Medford but lighter at
the tackles and on the flanks.
Brooklyn Likes Delay;
Campy Will Be Back;
Solons, Tigers Win
Practice Shoot
Slated Sunday
Medford Gun club members
will have skeet, IB-yard and
handicap shooting practice Sun
day. Traps will open at 9 a.m.
A number of local shooters
plan to go to a registered shoot
at Cottace Grove.
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THOUGHT I SAW A
PUTTY CAT Cincinnati
Redleg coach Frank McCor
mick bends down to gently
remove a cat from the field
at Milwaukee in fourth in
ning. The cat wasn't black
enough to bring bad luck
to the Redlegs as they
wound up beating the
Braves in 10 innings, 4-2.
By JOHN GRIFFIN
The Brooklyn Dodgers defied
their "doubleheader jinx" today
and said they would gladly play
two games anytime just to have
Rov Campanella back in the
lineup.
Ordinarily, the Dodgers would
be crying over the rain that
washed out Thursday night s
game against the New York
Giants and forced them to sched
ule a twi-night doubleheader for
tonight. The Bums are a poor
twin bill team, the record book
insists.
Here are the figures:
Brooklyn has played 17
doubleheaderi this year sweep
ing five, dropping six, and split
ting six a total of 18 games
won and 18 lost. That indicates
they probably will lose at least
one game tonight.
But Campy, the National
league's "Most Valuable Play
er'' last year. Is better than sta
tistics, the Dodgers feel. Roy
would have missed Thursday
night's game because of a bruised
right Index finger, and his bat
would have been missed against
Giant southpaw Johnny Anton
elli. But now Campanella wll be
able to face Antonelll tonight
and catch both games. This
could balance out the break
given the Milwaukee Braves by
an off day Thursday, that en
abled slugged Eddie Mathews to
rest his injured ankle an extra
24 hours.
The Dodgers-Giants fray was
the only action scheduled Thurs
day involving a pennant con
tender in either league.
In the only two games played
Thursday, the Washington Sen
ators scored six runs in the fifth
inning to beat the Baltimore
Orioles. 7-5. and pitcher Frank
Lary of the Detroit Tigers
pitched a four-hitter to shut out
the Kansas City A's. 6-0.
Three Oriole pitchers were
battered in the Senator's big
inning, which included a three
run homer by Jose Valdivelso.
Eddie Yost of the Senators set
a club record by drawing his
142nd walk of the aeason and
pitcher Dean Stone gained the
victory, although he allowed 13
of the Orioles' 14 hits.
Lary fanned four and did not
walk a man. He was backed up
by homers by Ray Boone, Bob
Wilson, Wayne Belardi, and
Charley Maxwell.
I.INF.SCORFS:
Amrrlran hfsu9
Baltimore inn 020 020 3 14 2
WinhinRton . 0O0 1BO 00x 7 10 0
Mnorp. Consueirrq isi. Zuvcrink (5).
ORill (fit. Frrnres (Si and Trinnd-is,
GH.taU ia. Stone. Bverly iBi and Br
bre1. Winner Stone S-5i. Lner
Comuegrn ( 1-3 1. HR Valdmelso
4thi, Kell isthl.
10
Detroit 100 201 200 g
Kaiuu Cttv . . 000 (too ono 0
Lary (16-13) and Wilson. Ditmar.
Hernafe l7t. Crimian i7t. MrMahan
'Pi and Smith. Loser Ditmar 110-20).
HTT Bonne UPthi, Wilson (3th). Be
lardi (3th). Maxwell (23rd.)
ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE
After the second night of the
season, Medford Mufflers took
over first place by remaining
undefeated. Howard Russell of
Hires Root Beer squad took all
the honors with a 571 series and
a 225 game. Pickell's Real Estate
turned in high team series of
2780 and high team game of
979.
EVERGREEN LEAGUE
Standings:
Pieards Team 3 .
Hunter and Best 7
Eastside Market 8
Team 4 "." S
Chuck's Pump Service 5
Medford Steel Co 4ifc
Tru-Mix 4
Donna Timber "." 4
Bid Y Market 2
United States Nafl Bank . 1 la
Team II 0
Medtord Blowpipe Co. 0
Resnlts:
Four
.Tnhnson
Shorey
Amaro
Lent
Patterson
Tackles Please
Prothro at OSC
Corvallis, Ore. U.R) Coach
Tommy Prothro is pleased with
the Oregon State tackles.
He nays he thinks that the
Beavers "will be considerably
stronger" at tackle than last
season. John Witte, who is
down to 216 pounds from 240
in spring practice, holds down
the starting left tackle berth,
backed up by converted full
back Ernie Zwahlen and Terry
Salisbury.
Dave Jesmer and Ted Bates
are fighting a close battle for
right tackle. Jesmer saw a lot
of action last year. Bates is up
from the freshman squad.
Four-Way Battle
For Ends at UO
Eugene, Ore. U.R) A four
way battle for starting end
among two rookies and two vet
erans Is shaping up at Oregon,
according to Assistant Coach
Jack Roche.
The veterans are Capt. Phil
McHugh and J. C. Wheeler.
Wheeler, at 200 pounds, is Ore
gon's biggest end. Roche said
rookies Bruce Brenn and Ron
Stover seemed capable of filling
the veterans' shoes any time.
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TONIGHT
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