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14 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon. Friday. October 10. 1951
Bird Hunting Season
Opens on Saturday
Portland - (tPD - The up
land game bird season gets
underway in Oregon at 8 a.m.
Saturday and at the same time
the water-fowl season opens
for a 95-day run.
The seasons run through
Nov. 16 for upland birds and
through Jan. 13 for -waterfowl.
The state game commis
sion said reports from bio
logists throughout the state
indicated this year would be
one of the best for upland
birds for a long time. The
waterfowl populations in the
Pacific flyway also show a
gain from last year.
West side hunters were
Dickerson Lost to UCLA;
Barnes Assumes Duties
Los Angeles (DPD Coach
George Dickerson, 4o, named
to succeed the late Henry
(Red) Sanders as head foot
ball coach at UCLA, was con
fined to the UCLA Medical
Center today with no hope of
coaching the rest of the year.
He was readmitted to the
Medical Center Thursday
night on the eve of UCLA's
game with Florida tonight in
the Coliseum. Doctors said he
must have "complete rest of
not less than three months."
A UCLA spokesman said
Dickerson was in a state of
"complete physical exhaus
tion" and would be "lost to
the Bruins for the remainder
of the football season."
First Assistant Billy Barnes
was named by UCLA Athletic
Director Wilbur Johns to take
over Dickerson's .duties as
head coach.
It was Barnes who assum
Raiders, Vikings Vie
On Saturday Evening
Portland - Portland State's
tingy pass defense and South
ern Oregon's high-powered
passing attack meet head-on
Saturday night in an Oregon
Collegiate conference football
game at Ashland.
The two teams carry identi
cal won-loss records of 1-2
into the fray and both lost
their most recent grid encoun
ters. PSC dropped a thrilling
31-21 decision to Oregon Tech
last week end, while Southern
Oregon was routed 60-13 by
powerful Lewis and Clark.
The Red Raiders, despite
being crushed, managed to
complete 25 passes for 267
yards against the Pioneers
and displayed a wide-open
style of attack that could ex
plode at any time.
Jack Brown, who complet
ed 23 throws against Lewis
and Clark, handles the key
quarterback job and has fa
vorite receivers in Larry Mau
rer, Larry Yarnell and Jim
McAbee.
Portland State will combat
SOC's fine aerial game with
an airtight pass defense that
has allowed a slim 130 yards,
only 9 completions in 35 at
tempts and that has picked off
five errant tosses.
Sport Jyi 0SCAR FIULIY
Parade Jl SETS
Milwaukee-flJPD-The World
Series was a story of heroes
and hams and, ignoring the
unusually large herd of goats,
you had to give the halo to
"Bullet Bob" Turley today.
There have been times in
the past when they whispered
that the baby-faced fast-baller
wasn't the most stout-hearted
of competitors. And there was
no secret that he was in the
Yankee doghouse after blow
ing the second game of the
classic.
But it was Turley whose
courage, as well as his crafts
manship, carried the New
York Yankees back to the
championship of the baseball
world.
And, in so doing, Turley
had to make as great a come
back as the Yankees first
and only other team since the
1925 Pirates to trail three
games to one and come back
to victory.
Wins Fifth Gam
"Bullet Bob," who mastered
a cunning curve ball this year
to become a 21-game winner,
was flattened in the second
game of the series. He lasted
only 25 pitches when he gave
the Milwaukee Braves two
singles, a double and a walk
for four crushing runs.
But they hadn't seen the
last of Turley.
He came back on Monday,
with the Yankees trailing
ihg three games to one, and
won the fifth game with a
cautioned there is no open
season on bobwhite and val
ley quail in Linn county. In
addition, the Hungarian part
ridge is protected throughout
the area west of the Cascade
summit.
The commission said water
fowl gunners would have to
depend primarily -on local
birds for early shooting. A
few migrants .are coming into
the state but no real buildup
has taken place with the ex
ception of the Klamath-Tule-lake
area where about five
million birds, mostly pintails,
are reported.
Hunters were urged to
check their regulations.
ed head coaching duties in
preseason practice when
Dickerson was hospitalized
for 12 days for "nervous ex
haustion." The head coach
missed a week and half of
workouts.
Dickerson was appointed
head coach in August after
Sanders died of a heart at
tack.
Almost immediately, Dick
erson created a stir with
charges that other schools
were attempting to steal
UCLA football players. His
charges were climaxed when
he flew to Berkeley and
bearded Cal Coach Pete El
liott in his office.
Dickerson complained to
Elliott of the activity of Cal's
chief recruiter m Southern
California and drew a bitter
blast from Elliott on his re
turn to UCLA that the Bruins
coach had broken a trust.
siva secondary may not be
ready for action against the
Raiders, however, as Gary
Hamblet, outstanding fresh
man, is nursing a bruised
knee picked up against Ore
gon Tech.
Hermon Winterholler, stea
dy senior left halfback, will
probably miss Saturday's bat
tle due to a sprained knee,
which was injured against the
Owls. His place in the start
ing backfield will be taken
either by freshman Al Parent
or sophomore transfer Bernie
Jones. 1
The rest of the Viking back-
field will remain the same
with George "Killer" Kane,
sensational breakaway threat,
scheduled to start at right
half. "Bulldog" Bill Turner,
pile-driving senior, to open at
fullback, and Ward Sayles,
who hit 9 of 14 passes against
OTI to run the club at quar
terback.
Head Coach Les Leggett
will take a 30-man traveling
squad to Ashland for the OCC
contest with Southern Ore
gon. The Vikings will leave
by bus Friday morning and
will arrive in Medford, team
headquarters this week end,
in time for an afternoon
workout.
five-hit 7-0 shutout. Two days
later they sent an SOS to the
bull pen, with the Yankees
leading by one slim run in
the 10th and two on and two
out. Turley strode in and
fired three pitches to close it
out.
Gets Call Again
Then, Thursday, the Yan
kees put the finger on Don
Larsen in the climactic sev
enth and final game only to
find the "perfect game" man
wanting. And when the Braves
dashed him out of there with
only one out and two on base
in the third, it was Turley
again who was summoned
desperately from the tree
shaded bullpen in center field.
He got them out of that one
and over the six and two
thirds innings he pitched
yielded a mere two hits even
though one was a home' run to
Del Crandall.
When they handed out this
halo, even the Braves admit
ted, they put it on a lion.
VETERAN INMATE .
St. Catherines, Ont. - (UPD
William Mallette thinks there
is no place like jail. The 26-year-old
Canadian has spent
all but about one year since
1948 behind prison walls, ac
cording to Crown attorney
Lloyd Goodwin. He was as
sured another five years con
finement recently when he
was convicted of breaking and
entering three businesses in
the St. Catherines area.
MedfordTbibukb
CLOUTING FOURTH HOMER of World Series, Hank
Bauer, Yankee ace, crosses plate in first inning of sixth
game. Mickey Mantle (7) is next batter. Braves' catcher
is Crandall. Umpire is Charley Berry. No one was on base.
Invasions by
Add Spice To
College Football Menu
By JOHN GRIFFIN
United Press International
Midwestern invasions by
Army and Navy, both of them
in the role of underdogs, adds
an intersectional spice this
Saturday to a college football
program that will stress an
increase in all-important con
ference competition.
Army visits Notre Dame in
what will be their last meet
ing at least for several sea
sons, and Notre Dame is a
highly controversial one-
point favorite.
Navy, an untested rebuilt-
version of last year's Cotton
Bowl champions, visits Michi
gan, a team that has been in
stalled a five-point pick on
the basis of its surprise 12-12
tie with Michigan State last
week. The Wolverines played
most of "that one without
backfield stars Stan Noskin
and John Herrnstein and will
be much stronger if they're
back.
Intersectionals also .domin
ate the slim Friday night pro
gram with Louisiana State a
one-point choice 'over Miami
of Florida in their clash at
Miami's Orange Bowl, host
UCLA is rated only even
money because of its spotty
record as it meets Florida,
and Denver is a solid choice
over visiting Montana in a
Skyline Conference game.
In another major intersec
tional clash, Michigan State
hopes to bounce back from
that Michigan standoff when
it meets. Pittsburgh at East
Lansing, Mich. The seventh
ranked Spartans are 12-point
favorites.
The majority of big games
on Saturday will be confer
ence contests and the Big Ten
is a typical example with five
big games.
One of these, in which
Ohio State's fifth - ranked
Buckeyes who are defending
national champions are seven
point favorites over Illinois,
will be nationally televised.
Another big game is on tap
in the Southeastern Confer
ence where Auburn, the na
tion's No. 1 team, puts its 16
game winning streak-longest
in the nation-on the line as a
seven-point pick over a Ken
tucky team anxious for a shot
at the league title.
Here's how some of Satur
day's other games shape up:
Intersectionals: Duke, victor
over Illinois, a six-point pick
over Baylor; host Maryland
picked by six over Texas
A&M; West Virginia expect
ed to rebound by 14 over
Boston University; California,
Fishing Movie
Will Be Shown
To Waltonians
A one-hour sound color
movie, "Cheechako," will be
shown Monday, Oct. 11 at the
meeting of the Jackson Coun
ty chapter of the Izaak Walton
league.
The meeting is set for 8 p sa.
at the Medford Gun club.
The film shows the fishing
adventures of a greenhorn on
his first Alaskan trip. ,
Final action will be taken
at the meeting on resolutions
the chapter will sponsor for
consideration at the Oregon
division convention, Nov. 28
and 29 at Eugene. One of the
resolutions refers to the ap
plication of Coos-Curry Elec
tric Cooperative to build a
high dam on the Illinois river.
Two others refer to commer
cial taking of steelhead in the
Columbia river.
The motion picture is said
to be an especially good one
and the public is invited to
the meeting. Refreshments
will be served.
Army, Navy
Week End
victor in last Saturday's na
tional TV game, favored by
15 over Utah.
East: In the Ivy league, it's
Brown by 2 over Dartmouth,
Princeton by 6 over Pennsyl
vania, Yale by 10 over Colum
bia; Cornell a 13-point under
dog in an outside game vs.
Syracuse.
Midwest: Nebraska and
Kansas State rated even; Min
nesota picked by one over
Northwestern, Wisconsin by 6
over Purdue, and Iowa by 18
over Indiana in the Big Ten;
and Iowa State favored by 6
over Kansas.
South: Virginia Tech by 1
over Virginia, Wake Forest
by 2 over North Carolina
State, Georgia Tech 3 over
Tennessee, VMI 3 over Wil
liam & Mary, Georgia 5 over
Florida St., Clemson 6 over
Vanderbilt, North Carolina 6
over South Carolina, and
Mississippi 15 over Tulane.
Southwest: Rice 6 over Ark
ansas; Oklahoma a solid 13
over Texas; TCU 12 over
Texas Tech; and Oklahoma St.
7 over Tulsa.
Far West: Oregon 6 over
Southern California; Wash
ington 8 over Stanford, Ore
gon St. 13 over Wyoming, and
Colorado 12 over Arizona.
Lincoln, Hoover
Lincoln tipped Oak Grove
7 to 0 and Hoover bounced
Wilson 21 to 0 yesterday in
city elementary school foot
ball scraps.
The games were in the
American league.
Lincoln got its lone touch
down in the fourth quarter on
a punt return of about 50
yards by Marvin McCoy. The
winning club dominated the
1J
A tip from th AAA's
HOW TO GET OUT OF A SKID
A good driver seldom gets himself into a dangerous
skid, but it can happen. The AAA's book for adult
drivers, HOW TO DRIVE, lists these six rules that will
help you recover from a skid:
1. Keep yourself under control; don't panic.
2. Don't slam on the brakes; it will only make the
the skid worse.
3. Keep the clutch engaged or the selector lever
in the "drive"" position.
'4. Keep power to the rear wheels. Lifting your foot
' off the accelerator suddenly will decrease trac
tion sat the rear end. Some expert drivers even
accelerate slightly- to help get out of a skid.
5. Turn into the skid; if the rear end skids to the
left, turn the front wheels to the left. As the car
begins to straighten, straighten the front wheels.
6. Don't oversteer. Violent steering into the skid
- can whip the car into a skid in the opposite direction.
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San Francisco -(DPD-Pigskin
picks: '
Oregon over Southern Cal
ifornia unless the . Webfoots
wasted all their luck on Okla
homa, they should have the
defense and a modicum of
offense to beat the Trojans.
By 9. P.S. We haven't pick
ed U.S.C. right in a game yet.
UCLA over Florida strict
ly to toss-up. Advantage to
team playing on home field.
Bruins have lost to Pitt and
Oregon State, defeated Mi-
SPORTSCASTS
KYJC - Friday. 8 p.m..
Medford-Crater High foot
ball: Saturday, 12:15 pyn..
Oregon State-Wyoming foot
ball; Saturday, 7:45 p.m.,
Oregon-Southern California
football.
KBES-TV - KOTI-TV -Friday,
6 p.m.. Bob Boyd
Jim Beecham boxing bout;
Saturday, 10:15 a.m., Ohio
State Illinois football; Sun
day, 10 a.m., San Francisco
Chicago Bears football.
KMED Friday, 6 p.m. -Boyd-Beecham
boxing; Fri
day, 8 p.m., Medford-Craier
football.
KWIN-Friday. 7:45 p.m..
Ashland-Phoenix High foot
ball; Saturday, 10:15 a.m..
Navy - Michigan football;
Saturday, 7:45 p.m.. South
ern Oregon-Portland State
football.
Coast Schools
Like Pass-Run
Extra Pointers
New York -(UPD-Major col
lege football teams in the
Midwest prefer the old kick
after touchdown method over
the new two-point, conversion
rule.
Pacific Coast schools, on
the other hand, appear to be
reaching for the newly-found
gridiron ' gold mine and are
trying to reap dividends with
a pass or run after almost
two of every three touch
downs. A national survey by the
NCAA service bureau reveals
that most major colleges agree
with the Pacific brand of foot
ball. A look-see of the first
top 100 games played this sea
son shows that more squads
went for the controversial
two - pointers after scoring
than the traditional one-point
kick. Results, however,
proved there were fewer suc
cessful conversion efforts even
though more conversion points
were recorded.
Grade Winners
offense in the game reaching
the Oak Grove six-yard line
at the half and the five at the
end of the game.
LUCKY TEA BREAK
London - (UPD - A tea break
saved the day Thursday. Some
construction workers were off
the job drinking tea when 17
tons of steel and concrete fell
one floor.
EGDSS
driving fluid for adults.
nois. Florida has beaten Tu
lane, lost to Mississippi State.
By one.
College of Pacific over
Brigham Young Dick Bass
runs wild again. This kind of
opposition is his meat. By 30.
California over Utah Gold
en Bears have tasted victory
and should roll a little from
here on. Could be a great
aerial show: Joe Kapp of
Bears vs. Lee Grosscup of
Utes. By 15.
Huskies Rate
Washington over Stanford
Huskies now have to rate
as the "team to beat" to get
the Rose Bowl nod. Coach
Jim Owen apparently has the
most solid club in the Pacific
Coast Conference. Barely lost
to Ohio State, holds victories
over Minnesota and. San Jose
State. Par for the course in
licking Stanford is four touch
downs. By 28. e
Idaho over Washington
State our upset special of
the week. From all reports,
the Vandals have one of the
finest 11-man squads in the
country. They should be lead
ing through the first three
quarters, at least. After that
they may wear out. But it
will be close. By one.
Oregon State over Wyom
ing The coast teams make a
clean sweep of the competi
tion from the Rocky Moun
tains. By 12.
Also: Arizona (Tempe) State
over Hardin Simmons, Cal
Poly over San Jose State, San
Francisco State over Sacra
mento State, Arizona (Flag
staff) State over Laverne,
Whittier over Pepperdine,
Los Angeles State over Santa
Barbara, Long Beach State
over Chioo State.
Grill Heads
NW Rushing
Portland - (UPD - Gary Grill,
the former Albany prep ace
who scored three touchdowns
for Lewis and. Clark against
Southern Oregon last week,
holds the individual rushing
yardage leadership among
Northwest conference foot
ball players.
Grill has 3f44 yards in
three games and an average
of 8.7 per carry. In second
place is Stan Solomon of Wil
lamette, last week's leader.
Passing is led by Charlie
Alvaro, College of Idaho, with
29 -completions in 66 tries for
327 yards. Keith Driver of
Willamette has the best per
centage among passers with
12 for 22 and .546.
Linfield and Hank Craw
ford leads in pass receptions
with . nine for 100 yards,
Driver tops the punters with
a 40.7 average.
Lewis and Clark holds the
rushing and offense leader
ship with 932 and 1106 yards,
respectively. College of Idaho
has 335 yards passing.
Linfield fullback Sel Spray
was named "back of the
week" and Pacific guard
Chuck Peterson was "lineman
of the week."
FRIDAY NIGHT .
o Coaches' Report 7:30 P.M.
Medford ys. Crater 8:00 P.M.
y SATURDAY
oO.C.S. vs. Wyoming.... 12:15 P.M.
U. of O. vs. U.S.C I . . . 7:45 P. M.
y SUNDAY MORNING
Rams vs. Lions 10:25 A.M,
WEEK AFTER WEEK THE TOPS IN SPORTS COVERAGE
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CITY LEAGCE
Standings: W.
Medford Barbers 15 'i
W. H. Daugherty Lbr. Co. 15
First National Bank 14 'x
Ross Lumber Co. 14
Weter & Olson. '. 13
So. Oregon Moulding 13
State Farm Insurance '12 '4
Calif. Oregon Power Co. 10
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14
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15
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Telephone Employ. Assn. 9'i
Westside Merchants 9
Hi-Wav Lumber Co. 9
Central Market 9
Results:
T E A A 'i (Bud Judy 516) 2754;
FN B 3j (Larry Clark 573) 2837.
Barber's 3 (Herb Vallee 532)
2771: W&O 1 (Dick Lugnet 460)
2549.
Central Mkt. 3 (Gordon Schulz
546) 2933; Copco 1 (Chas. Thomp
son 519) 2776.
Hi-Way Lbr. 3 (Fred Anderson
557) 2771; Westside 1 (Erhardt
Blind 521) 2680.
Ross Lbr. 1 (Gale CuTy 537) 2759;
St. Farm 3 (Willie Fischer 590)
2836.
S O Mldg. 1 (Don Turner 520)
2809; Daugherty 3 (Tom Ball 556)
2819.
EVERGREEN LEAGUE
Standings: W.
R. O. Stephenson Lbr. co. 14
Medford Blowpipe Co. 13
Seven Up Bottling Co 13
Tru Mix Construction Co. 12
Jay Allen Co. 10
Medford Steel 1 . 10
Knights of Columbus 10
Barco Supply Co 9
Big Y Market 9
Safeway Stores 9
Kogap Lumber Industries.. 6
Medford Steel 2 5
Results: 1
Big Y 2 (Bill Seymore 523) 2703;
7 Up 2 (Ernie Engelkes 520) 2729.
Jay Allen 1 (Leo Webster 497)
2681: Steel 1. 3 (Don Wood 486)
2812.
Stephenson 0 (Joe Haugen 532)
2690; Kogap 4 (Earl Lenz 535) 2844.
Blowpipe 3 (John Tomlin 511)
2649; Steel 2, 1 (Harvey Sorenson
477) 2585.
Safewav 4 (Bill French 516) 2769;
Barco 0 (Dick Schlachter 506) 2619.
K of C 4 (Joe Kindel 460) 2720;
Tru Mix 0 (Murray Bell 463) 2557.
VALLEY ROLLERS LEAGUE
Standings: W.
Lucky Strike 12
Channel Rollers 12
3 Hits & A Miss 10
Splits & Mrs. 9
Jokers 7
Glad Rags 7
Nine Pins 4
Try Hards 3
Results:
3 Hits & A Miss 2 (O. Strom 387)
1481; Nine Pins 2 (B. Stone 371)
1481.
Channel Rollers 3 (N. Jones 414)
1499; Glad Rags 1 (S. Nissen 385)
1428.
Try Hards 1 (E. Hull 408) 1661;
Jokers 3 (L. Norton 572) 1710,
Lucky Strikes 1 (N. Peck 467)
1548; Splits & Mrs. 3 (B. McCar
dell 408) 1561.
Splits conversions E. Lisenbee
4-5-7. D. Stone 4-10. A. Thomp
son tw-iu.
EMPIRE LEAGUE
Standings.
Jewel House
Dykes Floor Covering
Nu Way Cleaners
Food Basket
Big Y Cleaners ..
Western Thrift
Ekersons Paint
Music Mart .
Dairy Smith
Winnie's Style Salon
Skinner's Buick
The Clock
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Results:
Jewel House 4 (V. Bateman 508)
1344; Dairy Smith O (S. Coulter
404) 1149.
Dykes 3 (O. Waytt 472) 1221;
Western Thrift 1 (S. Puett 399)
1193.
Nu Way 1 (D. Hopkins 465) 1226;
Ekerson's 3 (V. Lusk 445) 1327.
Food Basket 0 (P. Melsted 429)
1124; Music Mart 4 (T. Shelton
4321 1270.
Big Y 3 (E. Redfield 466) 1268;
Winnie's 1 (J. Wilson 445) 1257.
Skinner's 1 (V. Miller 448) 1193;
The Clock 3 (M. Olfenbacker 429)
1306.
High game V. Bateman 198.
High series V. Bateman 508.,
Split conversions A. Bowman
3-7. L. Neeley 5-10. P. Smith 6-7.
F. Coffin 7-6-10, E. Sessions 5-7,
J. Frohriech 2-7.
An average of 242,811,000
local telephone calls are made
each day in the U.S.
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Brown Has
Conference
Pass Lead
Portland-fllPD-George (Kill
er) Kane, Portland State half
back, held the rushing lead
among Oregon Collegiate con
ference football players today
after the third week of the
1958 season.
Kane had 203 yards on 39
attempts. He also was tied
with Larry Maurer of South
ern Oregon in scoring with 18
points on three touchdowns.
Jack Brown of Southern
Oregon led the passers with
35 out of 57. Brown hit 23 out
of 39 against Lewis and Clark
last week, for a new NAIA
single game record. The old
mark was set by Andy Mc
Donald of Central Michigan
in 1951 when he completed
21.
John Willmarth of "Eastern
Oregon has averaged 45 8
yards on 7 punts to lead that
department.
Southern Oregon is first in
passing as well as total of
fense. The Red Raiders have
a 317-yard per game total of
fense average and 218 in pass
ing. OCE leads in rushing
with 177 yards.
ACCIDENT PRONE
Rutland, Vt. fflPD Washing
ton Irwin was sitting in his
parked auto when a gust of
wind snapped the supports on
a sign which tumbled down
on the car, . denting it. The
sign was an accident score
board erected by the city'i
traffic safety council.
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owned or controlled by the fol
lowing land owners in the
Southern portion of the Green
Springs district. All are opposed
to the Green Springs unit doe
season.
Austie Barron
' Clarence Petersen
W. J. Beagle
Edward B. Baer
Sumner Parker
Dr. Herman Wexler
George E. Dunn
Clyde Laird
John D. Bowman
Orville R. Scholer
Henry Lumber Co.
John F. White
Robert E. Miller
James R. Bell
Vernon Hopkins.
Robert Ford
W. M. Gibson
Hugh Barron
John A. Drager
W. L. Davis
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