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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1956)
Southern Oregon, Humboldt Vie On Medford Field on Saturday The power T offensive forma- j uses much passing as well as i fection. tion will be unveiled in college : quickie plays. Other possible starters for the football before Rogue river val- i Even Term Raiders are Ted Tenney (20) left lev fan nn 5-inra hi , Southern Oregon's new attack ! half, Larry Maurer (22) right the M.HfnrH ;. u ! S" against a Humboldt T. stadium. Southern Oregon college, vy-; confident of a better showing ' us i3ao inaugural, will be ; this time. They aim for a battle the host for a strong Humboldt 1 on even terms with the team State college club from Areata, , , inch laced Moffett Air Force iam. L.ame time is set for 8 , fcae 48 to 0 last week end but p.m. tor the first collegiate grid ftei tht-y do have the where encounter in a good number of . withal to run. ftieaiora son. it will j One rating calls the teams be also the only college game j even. Another makes the 'Jacks nere mis year. , six.noint favorites. half. Don Korns (33) fullback. The Raiders. 34 to 13 losers to Larry Schweinfurt (85) and MEDFORDfcJTRrBUNE Coach Al Akins and his SOC Red Raiders are the exponents of the power T, an atLack work ed out this summer by the men tor and his brother, who is coach at North Bend high. The system uses checkers in the mid- Akins has pronounced his club in top shape except for quarter back Bill Seymour, who suf fered a bad neck gprain in prac tice this week. The coach re portedly does not plan to use the star although he reportedly die of the line and trappers be- i has a doctor's okeh to use him side them. Checkers are the heavier linemen in the middle and the more agile of the heavy linemen are the trappers. The offense is a split T variation. It for a few spot plays. Arlen Smith, who'll take over at quarterback, has been looking good in drill and appears to have shaken off a bad throat in- all you do Is 3-4564 If you need iYIDWE Just call COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL FINANCE. Answer a few simple questions then, chances are, you can come right down and get your cash Loans are available from $50 to $2500 on signature, furniture, or automobile. COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL FINANCE Main and Riverside Medford Norm Hedgepelh (82) ends, Jim Bird (77) and Chuck Romine (66 tackles, Herb Colley (72) and Marian Jack (78) guards, and Ray Thiess (50) center. For Humboldt the openers may be Dave Thomas (81) and Pete Cengia (87) ends, Dick Ca hill (77) and Jerry Bartlett (75) tackles, Gerald Kilduff (67) and Gordon Moore (65) guards, and Caesar Fiamma (55) center. In the backfield it may be Warren Blake (99) quarter, Hank Coo per (26) left half. Chuck McAn inch (44j or Earl Barnum (40) right half, and Ralph Mayo (22) fullback. Marion Mayes (31) is a small, speedster half who may see spot action. Both clubs are fairly big in size. Other Raider player are Savmour Mil, Lance Locke (21), BUI Harbin (291. Bill Rush (30). Rich Weasel) '32), Andy Travis '33). Willie Jones (45 i, Ralph Clarno (41,. Mike Crabtree (37 1, Wilson Gilirwky (40, John God love (42t. Chuck CrandaU 44i. Hank Smith (52 1. Bill Stewart 55. Jack Gregory 16O1. Don Dickson 4 62 1. Tom Findiav (63 1. Modesto Jlminez (63t. John Garrett (68j. Ray Lance (70), Jim Tacchinl (73). Jim Allexman (75L Gerald Darland i84. Norm Oliva (85 1. Dick Smith i85, Eddie Guise and Jerry Miller. On the 'Jack crew are Jtm Colwell f83, Walt Price ( 86 1. Earl Dimmit-k (84), Phil Huff '881. Joe Verhauz (74 1. Bill Greenwood (83), Bob Renwtck (77), Dennis Colleran f31), Moe Mont pas (57 i. Jim Evans (53). Roy Escar cega (66), Jim Ennis (61). Lynn Lay ton 72, Charles Hubler (78). Joe John son (77i. Dick Messer 73; Ralph Johnson (8!)). Zeke VanDeventer (82l. Jack Menzie f7. Pete Dye (95), Darol Foster (35i. Wayne Emery 24i, Russ Ashburn (28), Carl Carlson (46), Rigo Piva (20) and Warren Smith (30). - , - iff - mfSf " ' " - y v - Jso?- Br - HAHTACK CUTS LEAD Mays Landing, N.J. (U.R) Willie Hartack, the nation's leading jocket last year with 417 triumphs, cut Willie Shoe maker's lead over him in their battle for 1956 riding honors to six Thursday, by booting home two winners at Atlantic City. Hartrack. who has 275 victories to Shoemaker's 281. Deed line Sunday Clauified Is at noon Saturday. 10 a.m " Monday lor Monday: other day, 5:30 orevioul day Sport Shirt Sensation by fajajdSauS 5TRAD-0-CLASSIC The beauty and luxury of (ins silk... captured to perfection In a wonderful shirting of fine combed Egyptian cotton and Bemberg, with remarkable serviceability and washability. Only Stradivari could possibly give this amazing fabric the styling and fine needlework ' it deserves. 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Romine was named to the Oregon Collegiate conference all-star second team last year and many Raider followers felt he had been slighted. 14 Clubs Remain In ASA Tourney Sacramento, Calif. (U.R) Fourteen teams remained in con tention today in the Amateur Softball association's 1956 world championship tournament. Five teams suffered their sec ond defeat Thursday night and were eliminated f r om the double-elimination tourney. Four teams were eliminated Wednes day. Thursday nieht the American Bank and Trust team from Baton Rouge, La., knocked out the Mexican National Champ ions of Tampico, 3-0, and a home run in the tenth frame gave the Seal Masters of Auro, 111., a 1-0 victory over the Redwood City. Calif., Merchants, eliminat ing the Merchants. In other elimination games, Federal Old Line Insurance of Seattle, Wash., defeated the Sacramento Coca Cola All-Stars. 3-0; the Lake Jackson Tex., club downed the White Coffee Pot aggregation of Baltimore, Md., 1-0, and Anderson & Anderson Furniture to San Diego, Calif., defeated American Bank and Trust of Baton Rogue. 2-0. Rams Face Pittsburgh Portland (U.R) A large crowd is expected tomorrow night when the Los Angeles Rams meet the Pittsburgh Steel ers in Portland's second and last exhibition pro football game of 1956. Game time is 8:30 p.m. The Rams feature three ex University of Oregon Stars Norman Van Brocklin, Dick Daugherty and Woodley Lewis. l- M' .j i '...' i v ' r J sV i ' o -- fit REALIZING life's ambition. Warren Spahn, Milwaukee Braves pitcher, wins 200th game, entering the select circle of great baseball hurlers. (7r.ternationalJ Three Games THIS WEEKEND OVER IC Y J Top Local Sports. Station TONITE - 8:05 MEDFORD vs. ROSEBURG 4 SATURDAY - 12:45 P.M. COLORADO vs. OREGON SATURDAY - 7:55 P.M. So. Oregon vs. Humboldt State Five Games Next Week End KYJC 1230 Your Mail Tribune Station Friday, September 21, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEK St. Mary's Plays Crater Reservists St. Mary's of Medford will play the Crater high reserves in a football game at Central Point at 8 p.m. Saturday. Coach Millard Webb has re ported a "great improvement' in his St. Mory's club and said that "the whole team", looks better. The Crusaders will have back Jim Darland on hand. He missed the Illinois Valley game because of a knee injury. Jack Daley, end and back, who has had his first full week of practice is expected to see much duty, mostly at end. for the Medford eleven. Possible St. Mary's starters are Jerry Flakus and John Brunk, ends, Alson Geren and Francis Murphy, tackles. 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