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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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ley ended when Kirvsey had bo
stop to return to his business.
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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.
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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. The attending physician
entered the ring and stopped
the fight, saying the Argentine
had suffered torn ligaments
in his right knee. Miteff was
cut under the right eye and
was bleeding- heavily from
the nose and mouth.
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Arthritic Back
Sidelines Hoad
Wembley, England - (UPD -Jack
Kramer's professional
tennis troupe will have to con
clude its 1958 tour without
Lew Hoad.
The Australian, who signed
a 25-month contract with
Kramer in July, 1957, for a
record $125,000, quit the tour
Tuesday because of an arth
ritic condition in his back.
"Lew will be out of action
until the end of the year,"
Kramer said.
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Bowdry Seeks
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Chicago - (UPD - Jesse Bow
dry, beaten by only one man
in 45 amateur and 25 pro
scraps, doesn't think his con
queror, Sonny Ray, can stay
lucky enough to win a third
match.
Bowdry, ranked sixth
among the light-heavyweights,
gets his chance to avenge both
his losses to Ray tonight in
the Wednesday television
fight and was a slight favorite
to triumph.
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