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Ohio State Week End New York-aTD-Ohio State and Auburn, the two schools which finished one-two in the nation last year, are solid fa vorites to win their opening football games Saturday. The Buckeyes, the 195T na tional collegiate football champions, were rated 13- Heavy Drill On Schedule For Tornado It's heavy drills for the Medford high Black Tornado this week despite the fact that they have no game. After a light workout Monday, head coah Fred Spiegelberg and his aides drilled their charges hard yesterday. More heavy work was set for this afternoon and Thursday. Practice on Thursday will be the last un til next Monday when the Tornado resumes prepara tions for the high-geared Marshfield club which plays here Oct. 3. On Tuesday the Medford gridmen were put - through individual work. They had dummy scrimmage and de fensive drill. Spiegelberg said that today's and Thurs day's schedules would be just about the same." A few plays are being added to the of fense. Mora than 80 Football turnout has swell-1 ed to more than 80 with the opening of high school class es this week. Most of the newcomers are with the jun ior varsity. The Tornado came through its David Douglas game in tact and the coaches natur ally are hoping that the crew will stay healthy. After the Marshfield mix the Tornado bills Crater, here on Oct. 10, in the open er of its Southern Oregon conference campaign. It is hoped that end Lowell Dean will be ready for the Comet clash. He has been sidelined by surgery since shortly after practices began. Coach Spiegelberg expects to get a look at the Marsh field club this Friday when it plays Sweet Home at Coos Bay. Medford is idle this Fri day because it was unable to line up a foe for the date. For a one quart of ready - SATINHIDE Enamel for woodwork and trim Regular blue . . when you Rubberized easy-to-use wall paint Finest latex wall paint you can use. Goes on quickly and smoothly, without laps or brush marks. No unpleasant odor. Dries in half an hour to a beautiful velvety sheen. Its tough, dirt-resisting surface can be scrubbed again and again. Wide range of modern decorator colors. . Main Building Supply Rogue River, Oregon Baker's Paint & Wallpaper Store . 1 945 W. Main St. Medford, Oregon Pittsburgh Paints 1 Auburn Favorites point picks over Southern Methodist at Columbus, Ohio, while Auburn was made a 10-point favorite over Tennes see for Saturday's nationally televised Southeastern Confer ence game at Birmingham, Ala. Oklahoma, Michigan State and Notre Dame, three other schools expected to field pow erful teams this year, also were made big favorites by the men who establish the na tionally quoted point-spreads. Sooner By 19 Oklahoma was picked by 19 over West Virginia for their game at Norman, Okla., Notre Dame was the choice by a lop sided 28 points over Indiana at South Bend, Ind., and Mich igan State was picked by 20 over California at East Lan sing, Mich. The Brown-Columbia, Florida-Mississippi State and Georgia - Vanderbilt games were rated even. In a rundown on some of the other major intersection al clashes, the odds-makers saw it this way: Minnesota 3 over Washington; Illinois 6 over UCLA; Rice 6 over Stan ford; Army 7 over South Caro lina;' Washington State 7 over Northwestern, and Michigan 9 over Southern California. By Sections: East: Cornell 6 over Col gate; Pittsburgh 7 over Holy Cross; Penn State 8 over Pennsylvania and Princeton 13 over Rutgers. South: Clemson 3 over North Carolina; Mississippi 6 over Kentucky; North Caro lina State 7 over Maryland; Duke 13 over Kansas State. Southwest: Arkansas . 10 over Tulsa and Houston 3 over Texas A&M. Johansson Top Rated New York-ttlPD-Ingemar Jo hansson, Swedent's unbeaten European champion,' was named top contender for the world heavyweight crown and "fighter of the month" today by the Ring magazine because of his first-round knockout over Eddie Machen at Gothenburg, Sweden, on Sept. 14. Don Jordan of Los Angeles was boosted to No. 1 among welterweight contenders and Kenny Lane of Muskegon, Mich., was raised to the top among lightweight aspirants. limited time mixed $068 buy a gallon of WALLHIDE $45 S per gal, ' far rtfdar rwdV mixed lakrs Mily (dp ton mi RmlitS Chn lightly higher) XhJ . A I Buy Pittsburgh Paints from your nearest Wicks Furniture Store 297 E. Main St. Ashland, Oregon SYMBOL OP IMVICI POM KVENTV-riVC V C A WEST SIXTH STREET, MEDFORD SPORTS Harshman Spurs Win United Preis International Don't forget Baltimore's Jack Harshman when you're listing the top left-handed pitchers in the American league. Harshman, one-time New York Giants first-baseman, might well be a 20-game win ner with a pennant contender. He posted his 12th victory for the" Orioles Tuesday night, 3-2, over the Washington Sen ators and what's more he knocked in all Baltimore's runs with two homers and a double. Harshman's six homers are three less than ; the league record for a pitcher, held by Walter Johnson. Bakers Report Good Hunting fn California Fred H. Baker, 128 Keene way drive, Medford, reports good hunting over the week end in California's Trinity Alps, north of Weaverville. He, his wife, Opal, son, Fred L. Baker, and son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baker, Chico, Calif., took four deer when the California deer season opened last week end. The party's kill includes a forked horn, and eight pointer, and tw j four pointers. . , . Baker ;said they ran onto the deer in the granite rocks well above timberline. Two of the deer were killed opening morning, one Sunday and one Monday. The deer are in prime condition-sleek and fat, Baker said. The Oregon deer season opens Oct. 4. KMED To Carry World Series Radio station KMED will carry broadcasts of the World Series games between the Milwaukee Braves and5 New York Yankees baseball clubs. The following is the sched ule of broadcasts should the series go the full seven games: Oct. 1 and 2-10:45 a.m.; Oct. 4-8:45 a.m.; Oct. 5-9:45 a.m.; Oct. 6-8:45 a.m.; Oct. 8 and 9-10:45 a.m. only Glides m easily wftfc- k . i l : n "PCP Dries fft to ple ing sewigless finish Has m objecrieeaMt eeW Resists sraffMf mi Barring -will Mt chip, end er peel Cm be washed er strewed repeatedly wit beet bera te sheen er celor Matches aH Rebberixed WALLHIDE wall point celers Pittsburgh - Sumtsted RttpU Pritt dealer: Haggard Lumber Ce. Phoenix, Oregon Pittsburgh Paint Store I West 6th Street Medford, Oregon. 1 TEL: SP 2-6883 Morris, Francis Survive Pro Grid Roster Shaving tww r " "" r- - ( Qpk fop M sir, ; : iW ' " t JACK MORRIS Slicks With Rams BOWLING ROXY ANN LEAGUE Standings: W. L. Chitwood and Stone 7 1 Medford Veneer and . Plywood . 7 1 Team Number 11 6 2 Eagle Point Teachers . 5 3 United Radio j 3 3 First Christian ChurcH Number 1 4 4 Team Number 12 4 . 4 The Stevens Corp 4 4 Coco Cola '. 3 5 First Christian Church Number 2 1 7 First Christian Church Number 3 .,. . 1 7 Baker's Moulding .-. 1 7 Results Medford Veneer 3 (Fischer 493): First Christian Church -Number 3, 1 (Keyser 506). - Team Number 12. 3( Amaro 447); First Christian Church Number 1, 1 (Henry 426). Team Number 11, 3 (Rose 512); Eagle Point Teachers 1 (Hopper 462). Chitwood and Stone 3 (Brooks 475); Baker's Moulding 1 (Bauman 497). The Stevens Corp. 3 (Welch 484); United Radio 1 (Horton 453). Coca Cola 3 (Caster 462); First Christian Church Number 2, 1 (Reeves 429). High game. S. Hopper 208; High series, R. Rose 512. WOMAN'S MAJOR LEAGUE Standings: W. L. Keglers :.. ......15 1 Pin Ups 9 7 Buddies Tollies : 8 8 Triple Threats 6 10 Channel Cats .. ...... 5 11 Sputniks III : 5 11 Results: Keglers 4 (V. Knox 509) 1390; Pin Ops 0 (M. Clark 491) 1359. Triple Threats 1 (A. Harris 538) 1390; Buddies Follies 3, E. Baker 507) 1401. Sputnik III 3 (C. Lowd 511) 1490; Channel Cats 1 (L. Learning 527) 1403. High game,. C. Lowd 198. High series, A. Harris 538. LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE Standings: W. L. Ross Lumber 7 1 Pepsi Cola : : 7 1 Silver Dollar : ' 6 2 Crater Inn Motel 6 2 Jorgensen's Dairy ........ 4 4 Woden Shoe 3 5 KDOV 3 5 Hawkinson's Tire Tread 3 5 Crater Logging 3 5 Union Club ., 2 6 Morning Fresh Bread 2 6 Lininger's : 2 6 Results: Ross Lumber 4 (E. Baker 515) 2342; Morning Fresh 0 (V. Coats 423) 1953. -Pepsi Cola 4 (M. Clark 499) 2312; Hawkinson's 0 (S. Daigle 522) 2234. Silver Dollar 3 (H. Poulson 444) 2047; Lininger's 1 (V. Findley 443) 1974. v Crater Inn 4 (G. Riggs 512) 2234; United Club 0 (V. Cummings 423) 3025. Jorgensen's 3 (I. Schroeder 466) 2151; Wooden Shoe 1 (L. Learning 495) 2118. KDOV 2 (R. Barr 472) 2183; Cra ter Logging 2 (M. Langston 440) 2221. High series S. Daigle 522. High game A. Bohannon 209. Split conversions E. Dickenson and E. Goode. BOXER STILL MISSING Athol, Mass. - (UPD - Light weight boxer Gordon Parker was still missing today, almost 48 hours after he failed to show up for a 10-round bout at Providence, R. I. Police said no official "missing person" .report ?was made to them but that . they were keeping an unofficial lookout for Park er, whose disappearance forced promoters to refund admission money to 737 fight fans Monday' night Parker was to have fought Pat Mc Coy of Galway, Ireland. WHAT 19 THE LONGEST TENNIS Helen Wills Moody and Howard tO'nsey volleyed for 7ffHinuttS without a mist in a Sanfrancan match in i936. The referee tatw- ! lated 2, OO I shots and the vol r J r i-r ley ended when Kirvsey had bo stop to return to his business. TOP THIS! To any reader submitting contrary proof, Tip Brady will send a signed, wallet-sized diploma. Write to: BEAT THIS, co this paper, Box 573, Sausalito, Calif. Enclose self -addressed, stamped envelope. A MtClan vw' iiaaux w. . Green Bay, Wise. - (UPD -Jim Shanley of Oregon and Joe Francis of Oregon State survived final cuts by the Green Bay Packers Tuesday. Both backs were on the pro football team's player limit roster of 35. Jack Morris of Oregon also survived the final Los An geles Ram-cut. United Press International Thirty-one professional foot ball players, including a host of last year's campus heroes, were job hunting today. They were the unfortunate ones who were handed pink release slips Tuesday when all National Football league teams were forced to reduce their rosters to 35 players for the' start of the new campaign Sunday. ' - - Heading the list were Les Walters of Penn State and Charlie -Brueckman of the University of Pittsburgh-berth members of the United Press International All-East first team last year. t-! -Walters, an end, was placed on the Baltimore Colts' waiver list while Brueckman, a cen ter who was considered a "natural"-for the pro ranks, was among three players re leased by the San Francisco Forty-Niners. A few old pros also got the ax.-The Washington Redskins asked waivers on four players-including linebacker La Vern Torgeson, a seven-year veteran, and halfback Leo Elter, a six-year man. . Sam Palumbo, former Notre Dame center, was among three men released by. the Green Bay Packers, who also placed former All-America Ron Kramer on the ' military reserve list. The New York Giants and Chicago Bears completed the only trade, with the Giants acquiring lineman M. L. Brackett from Chicago for a future draft choice. Bill Jennings Coach of Week Lincoln, Neb .-(UPD-A fellow who hangs around the Uni versity of Oklahoma for 11 happy years as star end and later assistant football coach grows accustomed to victory but what happens when he gets a head coaching job and has a 1-9 record in his first season? Answer: He opens his second season with a team so improved it hands eastern power Penn State a 14-7 de feat in a major intersection al upset. That's lanky, square-jawed Bill Jennings of Nebraska, the first United Press Internation al, football "coach of the week" for the 1958 season. YOU EXPRESS YOUR IN A HAT . . . ESPECIALLY POBBS Two-Tone Gamebird A man's hat fits his personality. The two tone coloring . . . rugged finish . . . ribbed brim, and band . . . and the pheasant ornament of DOBBS GAMEBIRD calls for a man of vitality. Are you for Gamebird? , We think so! Come in and let us prove it... MOOT "SSI? I 229 East Main Phone SP 3-3803 I Hearty Wind For Yacht , Cup Chase By JACK V. FOX United Press International Newport, R. I. -(UPD" The champion sailboats of Britain and America swept off in a hearty breeze today for a real test of the faster yacht in the 107-year-old America's Cup races'. America's Columbia beau tifully out-maneuvered Scep tre at ihe-starting line and took a lead over the British cup sloop at the outset. The race began at 9?20 a.m. (PDT). It had to be finished by 2:50 p.m. and today there appeared to be little danger the winner would not beat the deadline. "Just give us a good stiff breeze and we will jolly well go," said Sceptre's profession al skipper, Stanley Bishop. Lot In Remark Yachtmen agreed there was a lot in what he said despite Sceptre's taking a bad beating from the American boat in" the first race and trailing far behind in the second before it was called on account of slowness. The overnight forecast was for winds up to .18 miles per hour by race time, which would be better than any thing they have had before. Today's race is a' rerun of Monday's, which was declared no contest because it was not finished in the required five and one-half hours. The rule is intended to insure the sail boats do get enough breeze to make it more than a drift ing match. . " Will Besmanoff Stops Miteff Seattle, Wash. - (UPI) - Willi Besmanoff, jubilant over his first-round technical knockout victory over eighth-rated Alex Miteff, today challenged . the entire heavyweight division, "especially Zora Folley." . "Bring on this Folley," the rugged German said. "I am ready for him and I know I can beat him." Besmanoff, 201Vz, stagger ed Miteff, 206V4,. twice with left hooks in the first minute of the fight and then dropped him in a corner for a manda tory eight-count hanging over the upper strand after Bes manoff had landed a three punch combination. The bell rang seconds later and Miteff limped to his cor ner. 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