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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1958)
"r li s m: - w? Pi yfA r i j&fe'Wi 1 1 man J -if Troj( St. Mary's high of Medford, building up a four-touchdown halftime lead and using its freshmen through most of the final half, defeated Sacred Heart of Klamath Falls 31 to 6 here Friday evening in the District 5B football opener EVANS GAINS FOR CRUSADERS - Bob Evans, St. Mary's high back, reels off a gain in the third quarter of the game here Friday night against Sacred Heart of Klamath Falls. Billy Wilkinson (23) of Sacred Heart nailed the Crusader ball toter right after this picture was snapped. St. Mary's won the District 5B starter 31 to 6. St. Mary's Gridmen Top iians in 5B District for both schools. The Crusaders of Medford' headed 12 to 0 at the quarter, 25 to 0 at the half. They got their final marker in the fourth period. Bob Evans passed to Terry Cooper for 20 yards and to Dick Evans for 15 yards for the first quarter scores. Mike Duggan, playing a defensive end, snared a Sacred Heart heave and romped 40 yards for the next TD and Bov Evans connected with Cooper for the added point. Evans to Evan's Another 15-yard Evans to Evans fling put over the fourth TD and the fifth for SM was a Cooper to Don Davy aerial good for 55 yards. Tom Amberg went across from the five for the Sacred Heart tally. The drive started in midfield. St. Mary's had 12 first downs to seven for the Tro jans and completed seven of 18 pass tries. Crusader freshmen played all of the last quarter and most of the third. North Bend Nudges GP Grants Pass North Bend high chalked up the lone touchdown in the opening three minutes of play here Friday night to beat Grants Pass gridders 7 to 0. The Bulldogs climaxed a sustained drive with a 38 yard scoring pass, Steve Klocker to Tom Younker. Klocker kicked the extra. North Bend bettered the Cavemen 10 to four in first downs and 262 to 121 in net yards from scrimmage. The visiting club received a blow midway through the second quarter when Klocker suffered a broken leg. Southern California Trojans Stun Oregon Staters 21 to 0 By ALEX KAHN United Press International Los Angeles -(DPD-Southern California was back in the na tional football picture today after scoring the first major upset of the college season Friday night when the Tro jans defeated favored Oregon State, 21-0. The Trojans by their open ing victory equalled last sea son's entire output of wins and looked ahead to more suc cess if their sophomores and a few veterans can continue Friday night's inspired work. The Southern California line failed to be awed by Ore gon State's advance billing as the top team in the Pacific Coast conference and stopped the vaunted Beaver backs at the line of scrimmage. Twins Outstanding Coach Don Clark, in his second season at Southern California, gave credit for his initial home victory to the en tire team but he singled out sophomore linemen. Dan Fic ca and the McKeever twins, Marlin and Mike, as especial ly outstanding. These sophomores, aided by veteran guards Frank Fioren tino and "Walt Gurasich, larg ely were responsible for hold ing Oregon State to 158 yards on the ground and 46 through the air. The Trojans got off to a quick start in the first peri od on a 47-yard march fea tured by quarterback Willie Wood's 19-yard pass to Mar lin McKeever on the one. Rex Johnston pushed over the first score. But it was in the second pe- BOWLING ROGUE ROLLERS Standings: W. Chuck's Market 8 1g.v $ &&i&n TINY SOLDIER Despite her soldierly headgear, having her picture taken was too much for this little Chinese girl on Quemoy, and the tears ran. Meanwhile, more sup plies for the besieged island have been delivered, after U. S.-escorted Nationalist ships penetrated the Com munist blockade. First National Bank 6 Skeetcrs & Skeeters 8 Desert Service ,, 5 OK Market 4 Kims 4 Kachina Room 4 Elk Lumbers Co. . Twin Plunges Harry & David Economy Market . Henrys Broiler 3 3 2 1 Results: Chuck's Mkt. 4 (Krause 452) 2185; Kachina Room 0 (Paul 466) 1971. FN Bank 3 (Jones 385) 1751; Harry & David 1 (Marsh 432) 1657. Skeeters 4 (Hollenbeck 448) 1895; Twin Plunges 0 1733. Desert Service 3 (Paulsen (sub) 397) 1760; Economy Mkt. 1 (Legg 4 1 7) 1738. OK Mkt. 3 (Williams 408) 2021; Henry's (Hopkins 425) 1939. Kim s 1 (Loneon 325) 1786: Elk Lbr. 3 (Hays (sub) 413) 1815. bpiit conversions Mary -isner 5-610; Vida Miller 5-7. riod that Southern California won the game when Woods passed 38 yards over Oregon State halfback John Horrillo's head to end Hilliard Hill for the second touchdown. In the same period sub quarterback Tom Maudlin threw a 23-yard pass to Marlin McKeever for the final score. Line Play Scores Coach Tommy Prothro, who has never won a game in the Los Angeles area since taking over as Oregon State's head coach, attributed the Trojan victory to their line play. "They were eating us up on the line of scrimmage," Pro thro said. "We showed we lacked a good passer and how much we missed Joe Francis from last year's team." Clark, carried off the field by his players on their shoul ders, hailed the win as a "tre mendous team effort. Our kids of last year matured and the sophomores came through like veterans." He also paid tribute to quar terback Wood for his final passing and signal-calling and agreed with Prothro that half back Rex Johnston, a senior limited to five games by con ference edict, played a bril liant game. Gold Ray Fish Count WEEK ENDING SEPT. 20: Chinook salmon 63 (In cludes 11.1 per cent Jack sal mon). Summer sieelhead 21. SEASON TOTALS: Chinook salmon 15,535 (Includes 13.1 per cent jacks) since April 21. Summer steelhead 937 since May 6. SPORTS COLLEGE SCORES FRIDAY COLLEGE GAMES United Press International Southern Cat. 21. Oregon St. 0 Detroit 21. Geo. Wash. 6 Catawba 22, Davidson 17 St. Thomas 36, Hamline 6 U. of W. Beats San Jose Seattle, Wash. - (DPD Bob Hivner and Mike McCluskey scored a pair of second half touchdowns Saturday as the University of Washington de feated San Jose State, 14-6 before 28,000 fans in the first football game ever played be tween the two schools. Washington showed the In consistency which is usual of young teams. Hivner, for ex ample, sparked the Huskies' first scoring drive which cov ered 62 yards in eight plays. But he also made several bad pitchouts on the option plays, typical of Washington's split T attack. Hivner, a former star quarterback at Compton Jun ior college, hit McCluskey with a 36-yard pass, complet ed another pass to Bruce Claridge on the Spartan 12 and then carried the ball three times to a final score from 4 yards out. Brookings Bruins Pounce 28 to 12 on Phoenix High INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Standings: Kim's ,,, Red Blanket Lbr. Co Eagles Rail Rogues Standard Oil Co - National Cash Register . City Hall anoboys . W. 11 10 8 7 S 6 5 5 5 3 3 .3 Graham Electric Richfield Oil Co Oregon Roof & Paint Co. Desert Service Results: Snoboys 2 (Lue 474) 2625; Cash Reg. 2 (Burns 469) 2110. Oregon Roof 2 (Parrish 494) 2717; Richfield 2 (Kreer 487) 2720. Red Blanket 2 (Longan 484) 2739; Graham Elec. 2 (Thorton 544) 2761. Rail Rogues 0 (Kidd 467) 2586; Desert Service 4 (Kula 474) 2765. Standard 1 (Ellison 482) 2641; Eagles 3 (Weber 549) 2700. City Hall 0 (Compagnoni 506) 2658; Kim's 4 (Holmes 541) 2736. ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE Standings: W. Prospect Shopping Center 9 State Forest Patrol 9 Domestic Laundry ., 8 Darrell Miller Co. ,, 8 Larrys Rich Maid , , 7 Wilamette Valley Co. 7 Fire Department S Kachina Room 6 Communications Workers 3 Consolidated Van Lanes 4 Piggly Wiggly 2 Harry & David 1 Results: Domestic Ldrv. 2 (Don Lue 491) 2242; Williamette Co. 2 (Kreer 486) 2032. Forest Patrol 4 (Moran 477) 1887: Harry & David 0 (Kieff 415) 1891. Giggly wiggiy j (jr. smitn 480) 1946: Kachina 3 (Caster 477) 1928. Fire Dept. 1 (Minger 496) 2106: Rich Maid 3 (Kula 543) 2412. MMiUer Co. 3 (Wyatt 519) 2181; Consolidated 1 (DeGroot 513) 1949. CWA 1 (Hunter 481) 2063: Pros pect 3 (Moore 481) 2261. Phoenix Brookings high, taking advantage of the breaks and the wind, subdued Phoe nix 28 to 12 Friday night in a football engagement at Cres cent City, Calif. Dan Lumley accounted for the Phoenix touchdowns on 63 and 90-yard runs, the short er jaunt coming , a bit after the Pirates had fumbled away a scoring chance on the one foot line. 1 The Bruins of the Oregon coast pushed to their first TD from the Phoenix 25-yard line after a short Pirate punt against the wind. The extra point was kicked. Brookings recovered a Phoenij fumble on the 27-yard line and went to the goal. The Oregon coast eleven was awarded a safety when a Brookings kick-off was touched by a Phoenix man be fore it went into the end zone and Lumley was tackled in the zone while trying to run the ball out. The following Pirate kick-off was poor against the wind and Brook ings marched the ball to an other score. A drive in the final period resulted in an other marker. ' Composer Edward Grieg's home in Bergen, Norway, is known as "Troldhaugen." t-A '".ja-. - CAUSING UPHEAVAL on New York Yankee ball club is reported fight between Ryne Duren (left), pitcher, and Ralph Houk, coach, during victory celebration on train out of Kansas City. Houk is supposed to have "cooled" Duren. PACIFIC LEAGUE Standings: Team Five Gassers Team Ten Western Hot Coffee Fyre Fyter Moore Steel Team One Gates 24 HOUR THERMOSTATIC DOWN DRAFT WOOD HEATERS Exclusive, Patented Features Make WOOD HEATERS THE MOST ' MODERN EVER DEVELOPED Big Y Feed & Seed Co. SP 3-3 T 60 1943 Pacific Hiway North Whitelow Candy Harry & David . W. 14 14 10 9 8 8 8 614 4 2i 2 2 6 7 8 8 8 9 12 13 Results: Team Five 3 (B. Roberts 807) 2916; Hot Coffee 1 (T. Duucan 50) 2769. Gassers 3 (Vance 518) 2840; Gates 1 (L. Bohl 438) 2617. Team Ten 4 (D. Wade 447) 2615; Moore Steel 0 (Townes 464) 2457. Fyre Fyters 4 ((W. Maruge 487) 2365; Team One 0 (J. Cracken I 471 2191. Whitlelow 3 (N. Caster 483) 2614; Harry & David 1 (Hawkinson 411) 2612. . VALLEY ROLLERS Standings: Three Hits and A Miss jokers LEAGUE W. Lucky Strikes Rags Missing Mrs. Nine Pins Team Seven . Team Four Results: Missing Mrs. 1496 (P. Melsted 463); Rags 1514 (A. Thompson 439i. Three Hits 1563 (A Salyers); Team Four 1501 (R. Mosser 373). . Jokers 1650 (L. Morton 493); , Nine Pins 1620 (D. Stone 4Z6). Team Seven 1437 (N. .McLean 367); Lucky Strikes 1456 (N. Miller 410). Poison Oak? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOl You must be satisfied or youi money cheerfully refunded. Get a botrle today at WESTERN THRIFT Special On STATION WAGON CAMPER TENT $10 Off This Week! Reg. $64.50 $ THIS WEEK S450 lurk's 314 East Main for all types of tents SP 2-4472 rl . i wih-iit rfe4-- iiirlfTiii I'll mm 1 inm i'88reWggt BEGINNING OF THE RUSH Even the rain couldn't keep these Braves fans from piling up outside the Federal Building post office in Milwaukee to mail their applica tions for World Series tickets. In anticipation of another Milwaukee pennant, special mail boxes were set up handle the heavy volume of maiL Sunday, September 21, 1958 11 MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. The French Congo, which was the official name of the French colonies in Equatorial Africa, is now renamed A.E.F. (TAfrique Equatoriale Fran-caise). Buy At Builders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Bricks, Flues. Drain Tile 727 W. McAndrewt Ph. S? 2-4107 BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanized and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main PHONE SP 2-4440 McLoughlin Drill Turns To Defense "Fewer in numbers, some size and some speed in vari ous spots." That's the way Coach John Reed sums up the football situation for ninth graders at McLoughlin Jun ior High school. About 40 gridders at the west side junior high have completed two weeks of re viewing fundamentals of the game, of conditioning and of attempting to learn an of fense. Contact drills have been the order since the first day of practice. Since offense has had stress in drills to date, defense will get main attention in forthcoming prac tices. Along the line some of the top candidates appear to be Monte Jones, Terry O'Con nors and Norman Renner, tackles; Gene Off ord and John Alansky, centers; Joel Gregory, Carl Washburn, Larry Olson and Dave Elm gren, guards, and George Clearwater, end. Backfield working togeth er most of the time consists of Craig Laurence, Larry Plankenhorn, Jim Dexter and Danny Coghill. Among those pushing them are Sonny Leff ler, Steve Kehoe, Eric Kell ner and Rex Nicodemus. The Bulldogs expect a dif ficult task in their ambition to duplicate the success of their 1957 predecessors. Mc Laughlin was undefeated in five games last fall to' claim the unofficial junior high championship of southern Oregon. McLoughlin will open its new season at 1:30 p.m. Sat urday, Sept. 27, at Klamath Falls. Stained glass dates to the 11th Century. SWEM'S have Dccn appointed Authorized Agents Official United States Coast and Qeodetic Survey Aeronautical Charts World Coverage 25c or 40c Per Sheet r Soi 'RECORDS h FINAL CLEAN-UP! TERRIFIC REDUCTIONS! NEW EDSELS 1 Edsel Ranger Hardtop 1 Edsel Pacer Fordor Sedan 1 Edsel Ranger Fordor Sedan 1 Edsel Ranger Tudor Sedan 1 Edsel Bermuda Fordor Wagon NEW FORDS 3 Ford V8 Fairlane 500 Club Sedans . 1 Ford V8 Fairlane Club Sedan 1 Ford V8 Skyliner (Retractable hardtop; 1 Ford 6 Custom 300 Tudor n U RR Y! SAVE NOW ON NEW FORD COMMERCIALS 2 Ford 6 Vi Ton Pickups 1 Ford V8 V. 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