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GRANTS P&SS INITIALS BURNED IN
TURF The letter "GP" were burned into
the Medford high school football turf late
Wednesday night or Thursday morning.' Re
eponsibility for th set of placing the initials
of Grants Pass, Tornsdo football rival tonight,
on the grass, reportedly has not been deter
mined. Here C. Von Buskirk, head carpenter
on the city schdfcl staff, points to the letters
while Herman Henry, another carpenter, looks
on. The letters were at the northwest corner
Sooners Out To Nail
Spot in Orange Bowl
By UNITED PRESS
The University of Oklahoma,
battle-scarred i& its last two foot
ball games but still boasting a
4i-game winning streak, tries to
nail down an Orange Bowl berth
Saturday against up-and-coming
Missouri. Q
Oklahoma is an 18-point favor
ite despite Missouri's over
all record and 3-0 in Big Eight
play. Missouri has lost only to
Texas A&M, which displaced
Oklahoma this week as the na
tion's No. 1 team in the United
Press ratings. Since Bud Wilkin
son became Oklahoma coach in
1947, the Sooners have played
63 conference games without a
loss.
The other Orange Bowl team
is sure to be Duke, unbeaten in
the Atlantic Coast Conference
but a six-point underdog this
week to Navy.
Bowl Possibilitiei
Other possible howl lineups:
Rose: Oregon vs. Ohio State
or Michigan State. Oregon, 5-0 in
the Pacific Coast conference, is
favored by 12 points over Wash
ington. Ohio State, 4-0 in the
Big Ten, is a seven-point choice
'over Purdue. Michigan State is
picked by 14 points over Notre
Dame, which shows signs of
reeling under a murderous sched
ule. 0 Cotton: Texas A&M or Texas
vs. Navy, Mississippi, Mississippi
State, Tennessee or Georgia
Tech. Favorites Saturday include
Texas A&M by 12 points over
Southern Methodist, Texas by 5
over Baylor, Mississippi by 11
over Louisiana State, Auburn
probably the best team in the
South but a bowl ineligible by 8
over Mississippi State and Ten
nessee y 7 over Georgia Tech.
The most attractive Cotton Bowl
paring would be Texas A&M
Navy. -
Sugar and Gator: The same
teams in the running for the Cot
ton Bowl are possibilities here,
too, except that Navy won't
play in the Sugar Bowl because
of Louisiana segregation laws.
The Gator Bowl also might be
interested in West Virginia, a
six-point favorite over Pitts
burgh this weekSBoston College,
" a four-point choice over Boston
University; and Syracuse, a seven-point
favorite over Holy
Cross.
Regionally televised games in
clude Navy-Duke at Baltimore,
Oregon-Washington at Portland,
Ore., Purdue at Ohio State, South
Carolina at North Carolina with
North Carolina favored by one
point, Arkansas at Rice Arkan
sas favored by one point, and Ne
braska at Iowa State with bet
ting 'even money."
Miami of Florida is the choice
over Florida State Friday night
in the first major game of the
weekend.
Other Saturday favorite
Intersectional Army over
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Utah, Penn State over Mar
quette, Houston over Mississippi
Southern, Lehigh over Virginia
Military. Detroit - Villanova is
"even money."
East Dartmouth over Colum
bia, Princeton over Harvard,
Yale over Pennsylvania, Brown
over Cornell, Colgate over Buck
nell, Rutgers over Lafayette.
Midwest Iowa over Minne
sota, Michigan over Illinois, Wis
consin over Northwestern, Indi
ana over Cincinnati, Kansas over
Kansas State, Oklahoma State
over Wyoming, Drake over Wich
ita. South Vanderbilt over Ken
tucky, Florida over Georgia, Ala
bama over Tulane, Clemson over
Maryland, Virginia Tech over
Wake Forest, North Carolina
State over William & Mary,
George Washington over Rich
mond. Southwest Texas Tech over
Tulsa, Arizona Tempe State over
Texas Western, Hardin-Simmons
over Arizona.
Far West Oregon State over
California, UCLA over Washing
ton State, Stanford over South
ern California, Colorado over
Colorado State U., Denver over
Air Force Academy, Idaho over
Utah State, College of Pacific
over San Jose State.
OWNER ACES
Portland (IP) Bill Martin,
owner of the Forest Hills golf
course, finally made it. He has
played the course thousands of
times in the 30 years he's owned
it. Thursday he shot his first
hole in one, on the 108-yard 11th
hole.
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of the field and gasoline apparently was used.
Medford students were cautioned yesterday
not to make any "reprisal" in Grants Pass.
Oregon School Activites association regula
tion forbid such incidents. Rumors that a fire
had been set in a grandstand at Grants Pass
were quashed this morning. GP was also
painted on the back of the Hedrick Junior
High school building. Hedrick and Grants
Pass eighth grades play Saturday. Possibility
that the jobs were "local" seemed strong.
Bold Ruler
Early Entry
Camden, N.J. (TP! Trainer
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, the
"grand old man of racing," beat
his rivals to the entry box by
naming Bold Ruler as a starter
in the $75,000 added Trenton
Handicap 24 hours ahead of
time.
Now 83 years old, "Mr. Fitz,"
as he is known to the racing fra
ternity, entered Bold Ruler in
the "Dream Race" Thursday
while some trainers still were
debating whether to take a
crack at the rich purse.
The Trenton shapes up as a
three-horse race involving Bold
Ruier, Round Table and Gallant
Man but with Dedicate's defec
tion, fourth place money became
"loose." Dedicate pulled up lame
following a workout Wednesday
and was withdrawn.
Sam Tufano's Wise Margin, a
seasoned handicap campaigner
from New England, and Hoop
Band, owned by Mrs. Ada L.
Rice of Chicago, may also join
the Trenton field, if only to pick
up that fourth place money.
Prospect Lions
Shoot on Sunday
Prospect Prospect Lions
club will have its annual fall
turkey shoot on Sunday, Nov.
10, at the gun club grounds.
Events will begin at 10 a.m.
There will be trapshooting, Mis
souri shot, rifle range and shoot
ing gallery activities. The Lady
Lions will operate the coffee and
food concession. Paul Pearson is
shoot chairman.
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NCAA Group
To Clarify j
Regulations
Kansas City, Mo. OP! Walt
Byers, executive secretary of the
National Collegiate Athletic as
sociation, said today a commit
tee will be created to clarify
NCAA rules on aid to prep stu
dents. Byers made the announce
ment after officials at Annapolis
admitted they might be breaking
current NCAA rules by allowing
prep students to receive aid
from Navy alumni.
Committee members for the
new group, set up at the NCAA
council meeting in October,
have not yet been named.
Naval academy officials have
appeared before the NCAA coun
cil to discuss the problem, Byers
said, but "it is not a case of the
NCAA council attempting to
find a solution for only one
member instituiton."
At Annapolis, Rear Admiral
William R. Smedley, Academy
superintendent, said the Acad
emy was attempting to work
out its differences with the
NCAA.
Involves Prep Students
Commander Marcy Dupre said
the question involved prep, stu
dents at such institutions as Bul
lis Preparatory near Annapolis.
About 90 per cent of the
Navy's students, he said, were
graduates of schools such as Bul
lis or the Navy's School for En
listed Men from the fleet at
Bainbridge, Md.
Some prospective athletes at
Bullis received aid from the Na
val Academy Alumni associa
tion, Dupre said. However, un
der the Academy's understand
ing of the rules, he said, an in
dividual can grant aid to a stu
dent but it is not clear whether
a group, such as the alumni as
sociation, can do so.
Tats Meet
Upset Team
By UNITED PRESS
Willamette tries to keep Its
Northwest conference football
title hopes alive in Salem Satur
day afternoon when it runs up
against Pacific, known as the upset-team
of the loop.
The Bearcats have two wins,
no losses and a tie and a victory
would make next week's game
against Linfield at McMinnville
the title decider. Linfield is 4-0
in the conference, and , meets
Portland State in a kings-x game
this week.
Another conference .game
sends Lewis and Clark to Whit
man for a Saturday afternoon
date.
College of Idaho meets East
ern Oregon, Southern Oregon
plays the Seattle Ramblers, and
OCE meets Lower Columbia in
other small college games.
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Moore 12-1 Pick
To Beat Cotero
New York OP Davey Moore
is favored at 12-5 to beat Jose
Cotero tonight in their feather
weight contenders TV fight at
the new Capitol arena.
This 10-rounder between slam-
bang Moore of Springfield, Ohio,
and speedy Cotero of Los An
geles will be televised and broad
cast nationally by NBC at 10
p.m. (EST).
Each is 24, aggressive and
tough. Neither has been stopped.
A difference of opinion about
their merits is reflected in the
rating of the Ring Magazine and
the National Boxing Association.
The Ring ranks Cotero fifth and
Moore sixth. But the NBA tabs
Moore number four and Cotero
number seven.
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