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fclGHT MEDFORD (OREGON)
Black Tornado To Bid at Beaverton
Saturday for State Semi-final Spot
A 35-man squad of Medford
high football players will leave
Saturday morning to make the
Black Tornado's fourth consecu
tive bid in Oregon Class A-l
play-off semi-finals. They play
at Beaverton at 8 p.m. tomorrow
and have the role of underdog
In their engagement with the
District 3 champions.
Despite the troubles encounter
ed in concluding the Southern
Oregon conference and District
6 campaigns, there's confidence
in the Medford camp that the
Tornado can hit the stride of its
Crater and Klamath Falls games
and roar past the favored Metro
politan leaguers into the semi
finals against the Portland city
titlists.
This feeling has stemmed from
good workouts throught this
week on the Tornado practice
field. Preparations for the Metro
beavers hit their peak with a
"real good" drill under lights
last night.
Pass Defense
Coach Fred Spiegelberg made
the foregoing characterization of
practice after he and his aides
put the Tornado through it
paces from 6:30 to 8:15 p.m.
Quite a bit of pass defense was
on the evening agenda as the
Medfordites worked to strength
en one of the phases of the game
in which they hve been hurting
this season.
Afternoon drill today was to
wind up the week's work except
for the pre-game warm-up. The
work was to include kick-off
coverage and returns, punt pro
tection and signal drill.
In commenting on the physical
condition of the Medford squad,
Spiegelberg said that he would
not start Guard Tom Merton and
Halfback Johnny Jones, both of
whom are hobbling from twist
ed ankles. He indicated that their
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meet Willamette here Saturday
night in showdown game with
the winner taking the Northwest
conference football title.
The defending champion Lin
field team is a slight favorite on
its home field. Willamette which
has a tie on its conference rec
ord already, must win to take
the title. Linfield can grab the
crown with a tie.
Other week end games see
College of Idaho at Forest Grove
to meet Pacific, Lewis and Clark
and Portland State meet in a
Kin$5-X contest in Portland, the
Seattle Ramblers at Eastern
Oregon, Southern Oregon at
Humboldt State, and Central
Junior college at Oregon Tech.
North Carolina!?
Through on Court
Chapel Hill, N.C. (IP) The
bisketball career of Joe Quigg
of the University of North Caro
lini i over.
Quigg, center on last season's
NCAA championship squad, suf
fered a broken leg and knee
which required surgery and a
bone graft last Saturday. While
the injury was enough to keep
the six-foot-nine senior out of
action this season, it had been
hoped it would not affect any
future pro career.
The United Press learned
(Thursday night, however, that
doctors had given up hope that
Gary Robison, Houston, Tex.,
play again.
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service will be limited
Jones
was on hand and limping last
night and Merton worked a bit
at one of his specialties, kicking
off.
Jim Corum is expected to have
first call at the right guard posi-
tion and Gerry Lyons at the left
half slot.
Other Starters
Other possible offense starters
for Medford are Tom Hamlin
and Mike Russell, ends; Dick
Sorenson and Tom Morris,
tackles; George Ice or Frank Al
bert, guard; Jim Funston, cen
ter; Tony Brauner, quarterback;
Ron Reich or Bob Gee, right
halfback, and Larry Brown, full
back. Starting defensive line may
Springfield Eleven
Host To McMinnville
In A-l Quarter-Final
BY UNITED PRESS
McMinnville travels to Spring
field tonight to play the surpris
ing Millers and open a big foot
ball weekend in Oregon high
school circles.
The McMinnville - Springfield
game is one of the three quarter
final A-l contests. South Salem
invades eastern Oregon Satur
day afternoon to play Mac-Hi of
Milton-Freewater and Medford
travels to Beaverton Saturday
night. The three winners will
join the Portland entry, un
doubtedly Jefferson, in the semi
finals. McMinnville and Jefferson
are the only unbeaten-untied A-l
powers in the state. Springfield
got to the quarter-finals by tie
ing Marshfield and beating South
Eugene in its strong district.
In the A-2 and B divisions
there are one Friday and three
Saturday games.
Glendale At Elmira
Dallas is at Willamina tonight
in one A-2 game while Saturday
sees Glendale at Elmira and
Serra at Vale in afternoon games
and Bandon at Seaside in a night
contest.
Monroe meets Powers at
Junction City tonight in an 11
man B game while Saturday con
test see Union at Stanfield and
Maupin at Merrill in the after-
Non-Senior Tiff
At Grants Pass
Grants Pass Marshfield and
Grants Pass High schools will
have a preview of the 1958 foot
ball season here tongiht. The
two clubs have been stripped of
their seniors for the season and
contest for both schools.
The non-senior game was a
Marshfield proposal. Coach eMl
Ingram of GP reportedly wanted
a regular game with seniors but
couldn't insist. The Cavemen
postponed their Pirate contest
in mid-season because of flu and
Marshfield was not obligated to
make the trip to Grants Pass.
Prospect Scene
Of Turkey Shoot
Prospect Turkey shoot of the
Prospect Lions club will be held
at the gun club grounds on Sun
day, Nov. 17, no matter what
the weather, Lions have report
ed. The shoot was to have been
held last week end but was post
poned. A hot food and coffee
concession will be operating.
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Friday. November 13, 1957
be much the same as last week
(against Grants Pass with Pete
Rasmussen, Gary "VVinetrout,
j Mike Murray, Don Harrison and
i Hamlin. Probable linebackers
: are Jim Funston, Corum and
Jim Clark with Gee and Brown
I at naiitaacks ana .Lyons
at
safety.
Backfield starters on offense
for Beaverton likely will be Mike
McGettigan, quarter; Mickey
Sinnerud, left half; Steve Cook,
right half, and Steve Beguin,
noon and St Boniface of Sub
limity at Tillamook Catholic at
night.
In six-man play, Irrlgon meets
Sisters at Sisters Saturday after
noon with the winner meeting
Alsea for the title next week.
The OSAA announced that
total net yardage would deter
mine the winner in footbal play
off deadlocks. If the yardage
figures are even total first downs
then will decide the issue.
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full. On the attacking line It
may be Diek Kipp and Dexter
Maust, ends; Martin Butler and
Dave Durdel, tackles; Tom Betts
and Mark Clement, guards, and
Stuart Hall center.
Multiple Attacks
Boht club boast multiple of
fenses with both T and single
wing plays. They have mainly
running games but the Beavers
have been displaying a big pass
ing threat. Medford uses for the
most part sparingly but has
clicked for good yardage and
touchdowns through the air.
Sinnerud Is said to be the big
gun in the Beaverton running
attack but last week Cook col
lected most of the rushing
laurels. Reich and Gee have
paced the Tornado on the ground
this season but Jones, Lyons,
Bennett and Brown also have
done some good gaining.
Spiegelberg said that the Med
ford crew will leave town about
7:30 a.m. tomorrow. Only 33
members will be permitted to
suit down for the contest.
MEDFORD ROSTER:
Ends Pete Rasmussen, Mike Rus
sell. Frank Peterson, Tom Hamlin,
Lowell Dean. Ken Jenson.
Tackles Dick Sorenson, Gary
Winetrout, Monte Penwell, Tom Mor
ris. Mike Murray, Don Harrison.
Guards George Ice, Frank Albert,
Don Mann, Tom Merton, Jim Corum,
John Frohnmayer, Keith Ber.
Centers Jim Funston, Pal Mc
Laughlin. Gary Beach.
Quarterbacks Tony Brauner, Jim
Clark. Ray Konopasek.
Halfbacks Ron Reich, John Har
vey, Dick Durante, Lynn Knight,
Gerry Lyons, Skip Bennett, John
Jones.
Fullbacks Bob Gee, Larry Brown,
Fred Funston.
Managers Arnold Wolfe, Dennis
Barr, Knorr.
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SLANTING OFF TACKLE FOR EIGHT yards is Navy
halfback Ned Oldham, 27, as Ray Wellborn, 33, takes Roy
Hurd, 60, of Duke, out of the play. Navy tied Duke at
Baltimore, 6 to 6. (International Soundphoto)
Bowler Awaits
Attempt at Alleys Here
Dennis Dunham. 22. Grants
Pass kegler, was "just lounging
around" today as he awaited the
starting time for his effort to set
a new world marathon bowling
record.
He'll make the try at Medford
Bowling lanes, beginning at 7
p.m.
Dunham, a parttime empolyee
of Rogue Valley Packing com
pany at Grants Pass has been
contending in three leagues at
Caveman bowl in his hometown.
He is one of two Oregon keglers
who'll be out to better the mark
of 286 consecutive games this
week end. Bus Eaton, Roseburg,
will roll an a Portland alley.
Five, Six Per Hour
The Grants Pass aspirant is
known as a fast bowler but says
that speed will not be his basic
goal in the week end effort. He
hopes to record five or six games
per hour and will go at it as
Marathon
long as he can stay awake.
He'll have mostly protein
food during the effort and says
that an orange juice and egg
drink on his menu sounds good
"now."
Dunham is resting up after
having bowled in a league at
Grants Pass last night. He has
a 182 average in one of the cir
cuits. The Grants Pass pin blast
er participated in a Medford cir
cuit last season.
Tom Baird Jr., Middleton,
Ohio, is the current record
holder.
Montreal (IP) Maurice
(Rocket) Richard, hockey's all
time scoring star, is scheduled
to enter a hospital tonight for
treatment of a severely gashed
achilles tendon that will keep
hmi sidelined at least five weeks
but apparently will not threaten
his career.
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Portland (W Gary Grill,
Lewis and Clark freshman back
from Albany, today was named
as the Northwest conference
back of the week for his per
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Saturday.
Grill had touchdown runs of
90, 19 and 50 yards, and had 282
yards in 12 carries.
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