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Six District Grid Tangles This Week DISTRICT A-2 STANDINGS W I Trooking 1 o Phoenix i o Glendalc 1 o I iinois Valley 0 1 Henley 0 1 Untrue River o I Eagle Point 0 0 DISTRICT 5B STANDINGS W Talent 1 Mnlin .. 1 Chiloquin 1 Merrill 1 St. Mary s I Medford j .... 0 Jacksonville . n Sacred Heart (K Falls;.. 0 Prt. 1.000 1.000 1 000 0 00 .000 .ooo .000 Pet 1 000 i ooo 1 000 1 000 .000 .000 .000 it e T wmww yanw" awi" m'wpjti' tavg waaMN'r 4 "lis,-' r f -w 1 A o Six District conflicts are on tap this week end for Jackson county high school football squads. Two clubs will have non-counting frays. Big league fracas of the week end will have Phoenix at Brook ings Friday in the Rogue cir cuit and District 6 A-2. Both were winners in opening loop games last week. In the same league and dist rict Illinois Valley of Josephine county vies at Rogue River on Friday night and Eagle Point goes to Henley on Saturday. The Eagles, defending district champs, make their 1957 bow into loop contention. IV, Rogue River and Henley suffered set backs last week. B Schools Play Jackson county's District 5B teams all have tussles with Jacksonville playing Bonanza at Merrill, St. Mary's hosting Mer rill at Medford and Talent en tertaining Sacred Heart of Kla math Falls. Two of the A-l schools of this county play non-conference tilts while Medford is idle. Cra ter goes to Redmond while Ash land will Most Yreka, Calif. The two members of the A-l Southern Oregon conference outside the county have con flicted with Grants Pass going to Roscburg and Klamath Falls entertaining Redding, Calif. On the collegiate front South ern Oregon will meet the Uni versity of British Columbia on Saturday at Vancouver, B. a f X? vTsffC r- ,JitS . - ;:-' v.w-v .-;.... y s. r s8,& s fa wfljfr -r A 4 1 11 1 ' &-v&fo YYfcSS$'sf' S s s SS tS S j y HE FLOATS THROUGH THE AIR Califor nia halfback Jack Hart (center) is sent flying cleats over tea kettle by Southern Methodist fullback Ray Masters (right) after Hart had picked up seven yards in the third quarter of their contest in Berkeley. The visiting Mus tangs upset Cal, 13-6. SMU end Boyd Wag goner (81) is at left. In lower left corner of photo is Cal end Mike White. Ha! Lahar Gets Honor By JOHN COLTON Houston, Tex. IP) He start ed playing football as a high school junior in Oklahoma City when a friend told him it could help earn a college scholarship. He produced a winner for five years at Colgate although his team was undermanned and played only a couple of home games each year. His six-j-'ear contract of Col-1 gate still had three years to run ' when he jumped into the hotbed of Southwestern football be cause "I felt the challenge was too much to pass up." He's the United Press Coach of the week, Harold W. (Hal) Lahr of Houston, who made his debut at his new job Saturday with a 7-0 upset of powerful Miami of Florida for the biggest surprise of the first football week end of the season. Oregon State Tops Rushing ' Los Angeles (El Oregon State leads Pacific Coast confer ence statistics in two depart ments after the first week end of football action, the PCC re ported today. The Beavers are ahead in rush ing offense with 326 yards and tops in punt returns with a 15.6 average, all gained in the 20-0 win over Southern California last week. Nub Beamer, the Oregon State fullback, leads in individual rushing with 131 yards to 103 for Lou Valli of Stanford and 92 for Jim Shanley of Oregon. Jack Fanning of Washington State caught seven passes for 93 yards and three touchdowns against Nebraska to lead that department. Beaver Scouts Sound Warning About Jayhawks Corvallis, Ore. (ID Scouts have warned the Oregon State Beavers that they can expect nothing but trouble when they tangle with the Kansas Jay hawkers Saturday at Lawrence, Kan. Beaver scouts Dickx Twenge and John Thomas said they thought Kansas looked as "good as Iowa" in the opening game against Indiana last year. The Jayhawks gained a tie with highly-touted Texas Christian, 13-13, last week. Durelle Eys TitSe Shot Detroit (ID Yvon Durelle will try to set up a lightheavy weight championship bout with Archie Moore by an impressive victory tonight over German heavyweight Willi Besmanoff. Durelle will be giving up age, weight and size to the German in their nationally-televised 10- round bout at Olympic Stadium. The ancient, champion's choice for a quick title fight after Archie had demolished Tony An thony in Los Angeles last Fri day was Durelle, the Can adian and British Empire 175 pound king. Durelle already is the darling of Detroit fight fans as the re sult of his brawl here in June with Anthony, in which Durelle got a draw but nearly knocked Anthony out in the 10th. So if the Moncton, New Brunswick, belter could stir local fans in victory over Bes manoff, Detroit might gein on the bidding for a title fight along with Toronto and Montreal. 1 FLYING LOW Philadelphia Eagle halfback Tommy McDonald is in for quite a jolt after being tripped up by 49er tacklers (right) in second quarter of game at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. McDonald was hit so hard he fumbled the ball but recovered the pigskin be fore hitting the ground. Looking on in background is Eagle guard Menil Mavraides. The 49ers won, 17-14. Injury Fatal To Prep Gridder Hoboken, N.J. OF A 16-year-old Fort Lee, N. J., high school football player died Tues day in St. Mary's hospital here, two weeks after suffering a rup tured spleen during an intra squad practice session. The youth, Walter Leuthke, was on the ground when a team mate tripped over him during a scrimmage, coach Joe Oxley said. S-f . - -h 11 jf' 4 BLASTING A RIGHT HAND against Tony Anthony's jaw light heavyweight champion Archie Moore started the challenger to a knockout seconds later in the seventh round of their fight at Los Angeles. (International) AT ST UAQfe Let us store your boat, trailer and motor for the winter season. We will store your boat until April 30th for . . . As Low as $ Only (For A 12-ft. Boat) Boat Repairing Fiberglassing Varnishing Painting All Work Done As You Desire! llll CALL US NOW Let Us Winterize Your Motor! $"j00 ONLY il Heres What We Will Do! Drain, clean and lubricate the lower unit. Remove gum, varnish and carbon with Scott-Atwater Engine Cleaner. Lubricate piston rings and valves for win ter storage. 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