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HOT POTATO Almost downed, 49er halfback George
Maderos (40) looks as if he might be getting rid of a hot
potato as he laterals ball to Rex Berry (23) after inter
cepting a Los Angeles Ram pass in fourth quarter of game
in San Francisco. Berry gained three more yards. The
49ers won, 33-30.
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Sickness, Injury Hit
Black Tornado Squad
Medford high school's football
squad was hurting today through
both illnesses and injury. Head
coach Fred Spiegelberg and his
assistants, Bob Newland and
Paul Evensen, sought to bolster
the positions involved along, with
polishing and adjusting the
Black Tornado on offense and
defense to meet the threat of the
Klamath Union High school Pell
cans. The two clubs collide here Fri
day night in the second District
6 A-l and Southern Oregon con
ference fray for the Black Tor
nado and the first for the Pels.
On the sick list were tackle
Larry Cranston and halfback
Gary Riley with flu and guard
Terry Miller with colds. End
Gary Harrington has a bad sprain
of an ankle previously hurt.
Frank Albert, who has been
right behind Cranston at the
tackle spot, Pete Kershaw, a late
joiner of the squad this fall, and
Jim Funston, center and line
backer, who had duty last year
at tackle, mostly in junior var
sity play, are getting special
grooming at the line position.
Capable Alternate
Offensively, the Tornado has
a capable alternate for Riley at
left halfback in Gordon Owsley.
The two have shared the position.
But absence of Riley would hurt
the depth at the spot and cut
into Medford's first line defense
since he and Owsley generally
are in the line-up together at the
deep backs. If Cranston or Riley
are not available for action or
can see just limited duty, Don
Lovett may have heavy service
at a halfback and Bob Gee at a
linebacker slot. ,
Harrington is one of four ends
who have seen most service for
Medford this fall. His absence
could mean more duty for Dennis
King or Gary Safley.
Spiegelberg reported that Lar-
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UNTIL 9 P.M.
ry Slessler, a top tackle candi
date who suffered a foot fracture
before the slate of games got
underway, has the cast off and is
getting daily physiotherapy. He
won't be available for the Klam
ath conflict but could Te ready
for the Eureka, Calif., trip.
Tornado Choice
Medford will be the favorite
over a Pelican crew that report
edly is going through a "build
ing" year. The Black Tornado
will aim to uphold its high pres
tige as No. 2 club in Oregon and
take a second step toward a third
straight district championship.
Klamath on the other hand, will
shoot for a stunning upset to
brighten a mediocre season and
continue its dominance over the
Tornado in recent years.
Available information shows
that the Pels and Tornado will
be meeting for the 41st time.
Medford has won 26 of the games
over the years, Klamath has
claimed eight victories and seven
games have been tied. In recent
years, however, the Pelicans
have had the better of it. Begin
ning with the 1949 season they
have four triumphs to Medford's
one (in 1954.) Twn games have
been tied.
In the 10 seasons prior to this
there have been four Klamath
and two Medford wins and four
ties.
The Pelicans, who came to
Medford after playing their best
game of the season against Boise,
Ida., last Friday, have 10 letter
men back. Of these quarterback
Butch Kimpton and halfback Lee
McGill are the leading backfield
returnees. Joe Linman and Tom
Farrell, both seniors, have help
ed the Pels only lately because
of injuries which kept them out
at the start of the campaign.
Running Game
Rest of the backfield threat
lies with untested juniors. Among
them are Richard Humphrey,
Frank Ballard and Bill Shreeve.
Ballard, transfer . from We
natchee. Wash., is out with a
knee injury. McGill suffered a
knee bruise against Boise but is
expected to be ready to face the
Tornado.
The Klamath offense this year
has been mostly a running game
with McGill as the workhorse.
Kimpton is a good runner and
may break away on keeper or
optional pass-run plays. The find
ing of ends to hold Kimpton's
passes has been a problem some
what solved by arrival of Mike
Albo, senior transfer from Colo
rado. Coach John McGinnis has had
difficulty finding a regular Pel
end combination but Albo and
Teddy West could open against
Medford. Since Keith Cooper suf
fered a neck injury in the Reno,
Nev., game about three weeks
ago, Klamath tackle starters
have been light by Medford
standards, Paul Bilant, 187, and
Dave Riley, 173. Cooper is in a
cast supporting his head and
neck and may be in it about two
weeks more. A tackle, Fred Bar
more, 212, is the heaviest listed
Eight Major
Grid Games
Rated Even
By JOE SARGIS
New York U.R) After base
ball fans get their last chance to
"hoot and holler" today, college
football, which actually has been
with us for the past two weeks,
in case you hadn't noticed, takes
over the national sports scene
for the better part of the next
seven weeks.
No less than eight major games
on Saturday's program are rated
"even" by the men who make
the odds, while three other
games involving the nation's top
three ranked teams Oklahoma,
Michigan State and Texas Chris
tian are rated "out."
The games in which the odds-
makers were reluctant to sepa
rate the opponents by even a
single point involve Dartmouth-
Brown, Southern Methodist-
Duke, Rice - Florida, Georgia-
North Carolina, Oklahoma A&M
Tulsa, Iowa State-Kansas, Ore
gon State-California and Kentucky-Auburn.
If you're among the betting
gentry, you can get 3 points if
you think Tulane can beat Navy
and the same spread if you like
Wisconsin over Iowa. In the 19
other games for which odds are
listed the spread runs from Syr
acuse by 6 over West Virginia
all the way to Michigan State by
a whopping 25 over Indiana in
a Big Ten game.
Listed as 7 point favorites are
Princeton over Pennsylvania,
Michigan over Army, Ohio State
over Illinois in the Midwest's
regionally telecast game, Notre
Dame over Purdue, Clemson
over Wake Forest, Baylor over
Arkansas, Washington over Ore
gon, and Texas A&M over
Houston.
The figure-filberts rate Mis
sissippi a 10-point pick over Van
derbilt, Holy Cross a 12-point
underdog to Penn State in the
East's regionally telecast game,
and Cornell by 12 over Harvard
in an important Ivy League con
test.
Oklahoma's Sooners, working
on a 32-game winning streak and
sure-fire picks to remain unde
feated at least through this Sat
urday, get the nod by 21 over
Texas, while TCU's Horned
Frogs are rated 21 points better
than Alabama. Both TCU and
Oklahoma are undefeated in two
starts this fall.
Other games for which odds
were listed include: Boston Col
lege 13 over Marquette; Nebras
ka 13 over Kansas State; UCLA
13 over Washington State; fifth
ranked Georgia Tech 14 over
LSU, and Minnesota by 13 over
Northwestern.
FLOWERS ON WAIVER
Baltimore, Md. (U.PJ Rookie
end Bernie Flowers, who accord
ing to Coach Webb Ewbank
"hasn't "come around as com
pletely as expected," has been
placed on waivers by the Balti
more Colts. The cutting of the
former Purdue star left the Colts'
roster at the legal limit of 33.
Klamathite.
The Pels have some heft in Al
Seigner, 198, guard, and Cal
Tichenor, 200, center. Either
Pete Barnhisel, 145, or Tarey
Schell could operate opposite
Siegner at a guard.
Klamath Falls has defeated
Grant of Portland 13 to 6 and
Boise 14 to 12. It has lost to Eu
gene 25 to 12, Reno 26 to 0 and
Shasta of Redding, Calif., 27 to
14.
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will benefit Friday night when
Medford Kiwanis club sells
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football gams hare.
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detailed than those sold at
most games. It will include
squad pictures of both teams,
and individual photos of a
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strength of each club and the
meaning of the game and
brief information on some of
the top playeri and on the
head coaches.
This program tale is an an
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Ken Bombardier Midwest Choice
By JACK HAGERTY
United Press Sports Writer
Minneapolis (U.R) Ken Bom
bardier, whose slashing plunges
on the football field match his
name, wasn't even listed among
the first 33 Minnesota players for
last Saturday's game with Pur
due. He left the field as the United
Press midwest back of the week.
The nominally fourth string
left halfback came off the bench
to spark the Gophers' first tuch
down drive with two key first
downs, score the winning touch
don and intercept a Len Dawson
pass which saved the 21-14 vic
tory. Despite the fact he sat on the
bench through most of the first
half. Bombardier carried the ball
more often than any other Go
pher. He picked up 57 yards on
14 carries, most of them when
they counted most.
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