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u 0 o 0 I VI o O O o o o O O TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE 0 o Friday, November I, 1957, o o 0 H' o Grizzly, Tqrnado Gridders Contend Here This Evening O 11 Medford high's football ag gregation scraps this evening to spurn the upset ambitions of the revitalized Ashland Grizzlies. . The Black Tornado will howl and the Grizzlies will growl at 8:15 p.m. in the senior high stadium here. While "the game's the thing," to paraphrase an old quotation, activities also will include Kiwanis Kids night and a Rogue Valley Bandorama. Gridiron action will match a Medford club which has im proved as the seasonprogressed and an Ashland club which re portedly hit its stride with at3 19 to 12 victory over Crater last024 week end. Comparative scores put Med ford in the favored role, lhe Tornado clubbed Crater 40 to 14 On the only games played so far this falDwith a common rival. Ti?e Medfordites aim for a third straight verdict in the Southern Oregon circuit, desiring a clean record for a showdown hassle here next week Ayith. Grants Pass. Ashland is 1-1 in the league with a loss on the book to the Cavemen of GP. Aerial Threat Medford will put a miUple ground attack with plays from the single wing and T up against the T of the Ashlanders. The Grizzles could take to the air much of the timeonight and, If they go as expected, will pre sent a wide open attack. Tor nado drill has sought to prepare particularly for the passing threat. O Quarterbacks In Coach Al Simpson's offense are-his two sons, Pat and Don. Among other backs the Tornado will be watch ing are Al South, Jerry Stubble- field, Al McKinnis and Bill Maurer. Coach Fred Spiegel berg's forces include a good number of runners who coufid give the Grizzlies a rough eve ning Johnny Jones, Gerry Lyons, Skip Bennett, Bob Gee, v Larry Brown and Ron Reich, for instance. Manpower could prove a de cided asset this evening to the Medford club. Simpson reported that most of the playing for Ashland will be done by 15 or 16 gridders. There's been little chances for the Grizzlies to dip deep into their roster of sub stitutes this fall. Safe Driving Pledge Kids night will feature at tendance at the game of fifth through ninth graders of the community who have gained free admission by obtaining signat ures of eight adults o a safe driving pledge. There slips will be collected at the gate and a drawing will be held for a bi cycle from Sims Cycle and Hobby shop. The students will sit in a special bleacher section. Bands and pep fiubs of Ted ford and Ashland Senior highs and Hedrick and McLoughlin Junior highs will participate at halftone in a salute to Rogue river valley industry. Name of the girl chosen Miss Tornadia will be announced at halftime. w Medford-Ashland High Football PROBABLE OfFENSIVE LINE-UPS Senior High Stadium MEDFORD Name Mike lUisselV Tom Hathlin No. 80 82 70 Tom Morrii 750 FrankCArl 62q Tom Merton 60 Die Corum $0 Jim Funsion Tony Brauner John Jones Ron Reich O 40 (-Bob Gee Wgt. its 173 U 176 196 180 O;202 150 138 J65 Friday, 8:15 p.m, O ASHLAND Poi. Wgt. Name No. EQ O152 JinQMaileson 42 E 149 Kip Lombard 35 T 177 Frank Conley 44 T 167 Mike Kearns 45 V168 Gerald Troxell 41 180 Larry Glines 39 159 Hank Hampton 38 148 PatcSImpson 32 CI 72 Os Al South A7r O G a QB LH RH FB O 171 Jerry0 Stubblefieli 162 Al McKinnis O lowa-Michigcn To Collide In Television Attraction By FRANK LITSKY United Press Sports Writer College footbaH'stay-at-home fans get a treat Saturday. They can sit by the television set and watch what should) be the best game in the country Iowa at Michigan. Q This NBC nationally televised battle of strong defenses, rated a tossup by the oddsmakers, will affect the Big Ten race, the Rose T 1 , T - 1 Duvvi cinu luwd morale. Since 1924, Michigan has 12 victories and one tie in 13 eames FWith Iowa, an especially v bitter pill for Iowa coach Forest Eva- shevski who played for Michigan almost two decades ago. Iowa and Ohio State are tied for the conference lead with 3-0 records. Michigan (2-1) must win to stay in the running for the Rose Bowl. The Iowa defense, best in the nation against rushing, must sjpp Michigan halfback Jim Pace, leading scorer in the Big Ten. Keystone of the Iowa at tack is Randy Duncan, a polish ed quarterback who rates with Hie oesi m me Ration. REDS SIGN KQSTEN Memphis W Herb Kos en, third baseman and captain ot the Alabama baseball team, has signed a contract with the Cincinnati Redlegs and has been assigned to the Wenatchee, Wash., team hv the Class B Northwest league. The United Press Board of Coaches ranks Iowa and Michigan 12th. In another meeting between high-ranked teams, Notre Dame is a five-point favorite over Navy. Notre Dame is ranked fifth and Navy is tied for 13th. Notre Dame, whose green sopho mores of 1956 hage matured into the surprise team of 1957, must stop the passing of Tom For restal and the running of Ned Oldham and Harry Hurst. The Navy game touches off a night marish month for fne Irish who play Michigan State, Oklahoma and Iowa on the following three Saturdays. ' v Top-ranked Oklahoma, Iowa and Notre Dame all are unbeaten and untied. Oklahoma, winner of 45 straight, hopes to present Bud Wilkinson with his 100th O victory aso Sooner coach by whipping Kansas State. Okla homa is a 30-point favorite. Perfect Records Safe Among other perfect-record teams, TexaA M is favored by six points over Arkansas in the Southwest Conference, Au burn by eight over Florida in the Southeastern Conference and Dartmouth by three over Yale in the Ivy League. President Eisenhower will n watch the Army-Colgate gamK at West Point but probably won't get the thrills those two teams provided last year when Army won, 55-46. BREAKAWAY RUNHER-e Ger-, ry Lyons, above, one of Med-: ford high's three breakaway left half bacfe, should see consider- able service this evening when the Black tornado plays Ashr j land in itsHthird Southern Ore- gon conference fctball game of j the seasion. Lyons is junior and 150-pounder. O (Landis photo) Jensen Drops0 Out of Oregon Eugene 2 (IP) Bjarne Jen- . sen, six-foot-nine-inch basketball star from Portland's Franklin high, has withdrawn from the j University of OrQon. j Coach Steve Belko said it was i (f)1mQ,4 rU4- T 3 ieaamg scorer in Portland prep ! history, would be able to re- j turn to school next season. ! Jensen enrolled this year as a freshman. Belko ceaid Jensen, i who is married, had financial j problems. ! jensen iea uranium to tne state title in 1956. He was handi- capped last seaso by a leg in jury- KNOX HIRES GIESLER Los Angeles - - (IF Famed criminal attorney Jerry Giesler has geen retained by suspended Chicago Bears quarterback Ron nie Knofi to help settle, his dis pute with the professional f6bt ball club. few i 57 a m i i 4 "Make J mine 1 7 Crown" j SEAGRAM -DISTILLERS COMPANY. S.Y.C. BUDDED WHISKEY. 86 PROOF. 65 GRAIN NEUTRAL SfSfTST Louisville, Ky. (IB Next Saturday's scheduled lootball game between ' undefeated Louisville and Morehead (Ky.) 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