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bta st M Boltaaa. WHO TURNED OUT THE LIGHTS? The end of an Olympic dream. Frank Davis, Air Force 148-poupder, is draped over the bottom strand of San Francisco's Cow Palace ring after being dropped by Robert Griffin of the Marine Corps. Referee Frank Carter is moving in to call a technical knockout in the second round. Rip Engle Named Coach of Week University Park, Pa. U.R) He i been the dean of pessimists for years on this picturesque campus but this season he has been under "doctor's orders" to look on the brighter side. H has a football team that Is making that task relatively easy. He's the United Press Coach of the Week, Chafes (Rip) En gle, a kindly white-haired guy whose Penn State Nittany Lions ubdued Ohio State's Scarlet Scourge. 7-6, Saturday In the up et of the year to date. iP(0)innr The Columbia Bar in Tampa's Latin Quarter boasts that it has been in operation daily since 1903. Iced tea and soft drinks ,wer sold during Prohibition. Lib DUNCAN REPRESENTATIVE VOTE FOR DUNCAN for STATE REPRESENTATIVE "GOOD GOVERNMENT IS YOUR BUSINESS" Duncan for Lao. Com. Ward Spatx. Chm., P.O. Box 67, Medford. Sport Parade OSCAR FRALEY Sports Writtr Unitsd Press New York U.PJ Fraley's fol lies and the week end football ."winners" looking for an upset week end. Cam of th Week Oklahoma over Notre Dame No upset here. The Sooners would sooner beat Notre Dame worse than Michigan State did and just might against an Irish team which can't seem to jell. The East West Virginia over Penn State Looking for the Ohio State letdown. Pitt over Oregon The Pan thers are panting again. Yale over Colgate Too much of everything. Navy over Penn Ending an other winning streak of one. Also: Syracuse over Boston U., Artny over Columbia, Dart mouth over Harvard, Princeton over Cornell, Florida State over Vlllanova, Temple over Buck nell, Rutgers over Lehigh, Lafa yette over Gettysburg and Brown over Rhode Island. The Midwes t Michigan over Minnesota One of those old - fashioned crunchers. Michigan State over Illinois On sheer finesse. Purdue over Iowa Shakily. Ohio State over Wisconsin The big bounce. Also: Northwestern over In diana, Missouri over Iowa State, Colorado over Nebraska, Boston college over Detroit and Cincin nati over Marquette. The West Southern Cal over Stanford Really underrated. UCLA over Oregon State Tough, lad, tough. Washington over California Anything goes. Washington State over COP A gallop. Also: Wyoming over Kansas State, Utah over Idaho, Utah State over Brigham Young and New Mexico over Denver. The South Tennessee over Maryland But they'll get going one of these weeks. Georgia Tech over Tulane Could be. Duke over North Carolina State TOo much beef. Mississippi State over Ala bama Real low tide. Also: Florida over LSU, North Carolina over Wake Forest; Van derbilt over Middle Tennessee, Clemson over South Carolina, Auburn over Houston, Virginia over Virginia Tech and W&M over George Washington. The Southwest Miami over Texas Christian Swink, swank, swunk. Baylor over Texas "Aggies The blueplate special. Mississippi over Arkansas A tough turkey shoot. Rice over Texas Without confidence. Also: Tulsa over Hardin-Sim-mons, Arizona State over San Jose State, Kansas over Okla homa A&M, and Texas Tech over Arizona. J. Giardello Placed Again In Top Ten New York !U.R) Joey (Bad Boy) Giardello of Phila delphia was boosted back into the top-10 middleweight rank ings, at number six, today in the Ring magazine's latest ratings because of his "fighter-of-the-month" kayo victory over Bob by Boyd. Firebrand Joey, one-time top contender who was dropped from the upper 10 last year aft er his losing encounter with cops and courts, knocked out Boyd of Chicago in the fifth round at Cleveland, Sept. 28. That was only two days after the last previous ratings had been announced. It was his fifth straight comeback victory. Boyd's upset defeat dropped him from second to seventh. Other changes in the active 160-pound division included: Charles Humez of France rose from fourth to second - because of victories over Peter Mueller and Franco Festucci. Spider Webb of Chicago advanced from seventh to fourth. Rory Calhoun of White Plains, N.Y., edged up from sixth to fifth, and Eduardo Lausse of Argentina, knocked out and retired, was dropped from the ratings. New Hearywelght In the heavyweight class, Inge mar Johansson of Sweden crash ed into the ratings for the first time at number 10 because he won the European champion ship on a knockout over Franco Caviochi of Italy. Johnny Sum merlin of Detroit, formerly 10th, was dropped out. Art Aragon of Los Angeles jrose one notch from fourth to third among the welterweights, and Rudy Garcia of Los Angeles replaced Fred Galiana of Spain at number 10 among the feath erweights. I Tony Anthony of New York climbed from seventh to fifth among light heavyweight con tenders, which include four Germans. Fili Nava of Mexico cracked the bantam list at num ber 10 and gave Mexico five contenders In the 118-pound class. Beavers Face Depth Shortage Corvallis, Ore. U.R) The Oregon State Beavers concen trated on defense today designed to stop UCLA's potent passing attack when the two teams tangle in Saturday's Homecom ing game, according to Coach Tommy Prothro. Biggest problem facing the beavers this wek was a short age of depth at most of the posi tions. The loss of veteran block ing back Ted Searle with a bro ken leg has depleted ihe num ber of lettermen available for the game to 12. CAPTAIN NAMED Brooklyn, N. Y. (U.R) Walt .Jdamushko, 6-foot, 6-inch, 220 pound forward, was appointed captain, of the 1956-57 St. Fran cis basketball team today by Coach Danny Lynch. Adamush kc was the third highest scorer for last season's team which reached the semi-finals of the National Invitation tournament st Madison Square Garden. Wednesday, October 11, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN Daniels Praised After Duck Drill Eugene, Ore. U.R Coach Len Casanova had three of his University ot Oregon Ducks j working out of the quarterback i spot Tuesday as he prepared j passing attack for Saturday's i game with the tough Pittsburgh Panthers. j Tom and Jack Crabtree and Roger Daniels alternated at the signal calling spot. 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Here are the latest Ring Magazine ratings: Hea-y weight: Championship vacant. 1 Archie Moore. 2 Floyd Patterson. 3 Tommy Jackson. 4 Willie Pas trano. 5 Bob Baker. 6 Harold Car ter. 7 Eddie Machen. 8 John Hol man. 9 Bob Satterfield. X0 Ingemar Johansson. Light Heavyweights: Champion Archie Moore. 1 Gerhard Hecht. 2 Hans Stretz. 3 Yolande Pompey. 4 Chuck Spieser. 5 Tony Anthony. 6 Willi Besmanoff. 7 Willi Hoepner. 8 Cordon Wallace. 9 Charles Colin. 10-i-Dogomar Martinez. Middleweight!: Champion Sugar Ray Robinson. 1 Gene Fullmer. 2 Charles Humez. 3 Ralph Tiger Jones. 4 Spider Webb. 5 Rory Calhoun. 6 Joey Giardello. 7 Bobby Boyd. 8 Neal Rivers. 9 Charley Joseph. 10 Joey Giambra. Welterweights: Champion Carmen Basllio. 1 Tony Demarco. 2 Johnny Saxton. 3 Art Aragon.. 4 Isaac Lo jrart. 5 Virgil Akins. 6 Vince Marti nez. 7 Clarence Harria. 8 Ramon Fuentes. 9 Darby Brown. 10 Emilio Marconi. Lightweights: Champion Joe Brown. 1 Duilio Loi. 2 Larry Boardman. 3 Wallace Bud Smtih. 4 Cisco An drade. fl Kenny Lane. 6 Ralph Du pas. 7 Johnny Gonsalves. 8 Jimmy Carter. 9 Richel Howard. 10 Lud wig Lightburn. Featherweights: 'Champion Sandy Saddler. 1 Hogan Kid Bassey. 2 Cherif Hamia. 3 Paul Jorgensen. 4 Carmelo Costa. 5 Miguel Berrios. 6 Flash Elorde. 7 Ciro Morasen. 8 Ike Chestnut. 9 Victor Leon. 10 Rudy Garcia. Bantamweights: Champion Mario d'Agata. 1 Raton Macies. 2 Leo Es pinosa. 3 Tanny Campo. 4 Billy Peacock. 3 Alphonse Halimi. 6 Ri cardo Moreno. ? Jose Lopez. 8 Kevin James. 9 German Ohm. 10 Fill Nava. Flyweights: Champion Pascual Pe rez. 1 Memo Diez. 2 Dai Dower. 3 Young Martin. 4 Hitoshi Misako. 5 Danny Kid. 6 Oscar Suarez. 7 Aristide Pozzall. 8 Bindi Jack. 9 Robert Pollazon. 10 Frank Jones. i Bowling VICTORY LEAGUE Standing!: W L 1 fe' Kola LumbtT a o Viking Sewing Machine Canter 21 11 Pick a Apparel 20 12 I Davia Transfer 17 15 i Leons 16 16 Skeeteri and Skeetera 15 17 Crater Department Store 14 18 Clave Construction 12 20 Trowbridee and Flynn 11 21 Keith Brothera Construction 10 22 . Result! : Davis Trans. Z. McCray J. Phillips I. Williama "B. Young E Pedfield Handicap J 442 Crater Store O. Henion 363 B. Henson 387 361 444 2003 J. Withrow R. Edmonds K. Smith 1 994 455 301 38 426 i 396 Clave Cons. J. Treaham E. CaUaKhan 297 R. Shama 412 A. Hoffman Aba. Handicap 271 360 48 1784 1960 Pick's J ; B. Spencer 380 ; K. Stelle 330 M. Puett 429 I T. Maesente 349 : D. Wolff 406 Leon's 1 B. Rose 387 E Vacke 432 M. Schlueter 446 R. Walton 359 M. Simmonds 353 1977 Keith Bros. M. LangFton M. 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