10 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Ore., Wednesday, October 22, 1958
Ernie Banks Chosen
NL Player of Year
New York (CPD Ernie
Banks, perhaps the National
league's best shortstop since
Honus Wagner, was an over
whelming choice today as the
United Press International's
1958 National league player
of the year.
The 27-year-old Banks,
who set a major league rec
Title Bout
Promised
To Winner
Long Beach, Calif. - (tPD -Welterweight
contenders Don
(Geronimo) Jordan and Gas-
par (Indian) Oretga shoot the
works in a 12-round rematch
tonight, with the winner a
cinch to face champion Virgil
Akins in a December title
fight.
Jordan, rated the world's
top contender by Ring Maga
zine, remained a 10-7 favor
ite today to repeat an earlier
split decision over Ortega,
who is ranked third by Ring
and fourth by the National
Boxing association.
The match will be contest
ed in the grand ballroom of
the Lafayette hotel.
Matchmaker George Par
nassus says both Akins and
the International Boxing club
have agreed to give the vic
tor a title shot at the Olympic
Auditorium in nearby Los An
geles Dec. 5.
Langston Gets
Lineman Honors
Chicago-UPD-Jeff Langston,
Iowa's left end, today was
named the Big Ten "Unsung
Hero of the Week" by the
Chicago football writers for
his play against Wisconsin
last Saturday.
Langston, who missed the
1957 season due to a dislocat
ed hip suffered in an automo
bile accident in Pasadena,
Calif.,' before the Rose Bowl
game, normally is on the
third team, but advanced to
the second team against Wis
consin because of an injury.
He grabbed a fumble in the
air against the Badgers and
ran 21 yards to a touchdown
for a 13-0 Iowa lead, also
made several sharp defensive
plays and caught one pass.
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Lo Angele Earns booted the pig
skin 83 yards in a game a
gatnst the Green Bay Tbckers.
In 1923 Wilbur "fee Henry of
the Canton Bulldog punted ons
94 yards against Akron
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V UIUB I
6 jo fi?5fS.
K1H
ord for shortstops by hitting
47 homers and sparked the
Chicago Cubs to tie for fifth
place, was the choice of 22
of the 24 baseball writers who
made up UPI's special com'
mittee.
Second baseman Bill Maz
eroski of the Pittsburgh Pi
rates and pitcher Lew Bur-
dette of the league champ
ion Milwaukee Braves re
ceived one vote each. The
committee was composed of
three writers w;.s composed
of three writers from each
city in the league.
Finest Season
Banks, a lithe, 180-pound
Negro from Dallas, Tex., en
joyed the finest season of his
career. He 47 homers broke a
record which he had previ
ously had set in 1955, he
drove in 129 runs and he bat
ted .313. All this while play
ing his position flawlessly.
Banks is such a good hit
ter that his defensive skill
often is overlooked but he is
rated among the best at his
position in the long history
of the league. In fact, some
Cub teammates consider him
as good a defensive shortstop,
as Marty Marion, the ex-St.
Louis Cardinal great who is
considered the "master short-
shop" of the modern era.
Dick Bass
In Offense
New York-t;PD-A pair of
whiz kids from the Far West
are totaling the most mileage
these week ends along the ma
jor college football front.
Dick Bass of College of the
Pacific was the leader in total
offense and rushing while
Bob Newman of Washington
State regained as the top pass
er in the latest statistics re
leased by the NCAA Service
bureau.
However, both will have to
shake out of minor slumps
this week to maintain their
present positions.
672 Yards
Althoueh limiteri in 58
yards against Cincinnati last
week, Bass remained the na
tion s top offensive threat
with 672 yards gained in four
games. He also was the lead
ing rusher with 619 yards to
his credit.
Newman. hamDered bv in
juries, has attemDted onlv
four passes In his last two
games, completing three of
them. However, due to an ear
ly season surge, he has a cred
itable 49 completions in 75
attempts.
Both leaders are beine hard
pressed-Bass by Billy Hols
claw of Virginia Tech for the
total offense leadership and
Newman by Lee Grosscup of
Utah.
Jim Brown Pacing Grid
Pros in Rushing, Scoring
Philadelphia-ffiPD-If there's
such a thing as a sophomore
jinx, Cleveland's James
Brown hasn't heard about it.
The former Syracuse full
back in his second season
with the Browns is setting a
ground-gaining pace that av
erages nearly 159 yards a
game. That's about 64 yards
a game better than Steve Van
Buren logged for the National
Football league record of
1.146 yards in 1949 with the
Philadelphia Eagles. Brown
added 153 yards last week to
bring his four-game total to
635 yards on 94 attempts, for
an average gain of 6.8 yards
per carry.
He also may eclipse the
touchdown record as well as
the ground-gaining mark if
he continues his current pace.
Denny Moyer Defeats Saxton
For 17th Straight
Portland-(OPB-Deny Moyer,
19-year-old flashy Portland
welterweight, scored his 17th
consecutive professional vic
tory Tuesday night with a de
cisive win over former cham
pion Johnny Saxton of New
York.
Moyer, who came into the
fight at 141 pounds, staggered
Husky Backfield
Full Strength
Seattle, Wash.-ITD-Univer-sity
of Washington halfbacks
Carver Gayton and George
Fleming, fullback Sam Hur
worth and quarterback Bob
Hivner all worked out today
and were pronounced ready
for heavy duty against Ore
gon State Saturday.
It will mark the first time
that the injury-riddled start
ing backfield has been at full
strength since the opening
game.
Stanley Park, Vancouver,
oasis of towering cedars and
first at the harbor entrance,
covers 1,000 acres.
Tornadoes
Eyeing Trip
To Eureka
Coach Fred Spiegelberg had
his Medford high grid squad
members back at their regular
ofensive and defense platoon
assignments yesterday after
having all of them run of
fense on Monday afternoon.
The Black Tornado is prim
ing this week for a road jaunt
after having three straight en
gagements at home. Eureka,
Calif., a long traditional non
league rival will entertain the
Tornado this Friday night.
Medford will carry a No. 2
Oregon prep rating and a five
game undefeated string into
the California fracas.
The Loggers of Eureka re
portedly have a record for the
season of two wins and four
losses. Most of the losses have
been by close scores. One, a 7
to 6 nod by Areata, Calif., has
been protested on the basis of
officals' ruling on a punt. '
Beat Fortuna
Eureka defeated Fortuna 33
to 20 last Friday. One of the
setbacks was at the hands of
a strong Del Norte of Crescent
City, Calif., eleven.
Spiegelberg had his Med
ford aggregation stressing of
fense on Monday in an effort
to rid the attack of the fum
bles and of the jumping which
brought penalties in the Klam
ath Falls game.
Two linemen are on the
crippled list and their avail
ability for the trip south isn't
certain. . Gary Heath turned
his ankle in the Klamath fray
and Gordon Pathman has poi
son oak. Heath's ankle is said
to be responding. Halfback
Mike ,Hood is still, out of
school because of the concus
sion he received in the tiff last
Friday night.
The Tornado is scheduled to
leave Friday morning for the
California engagement. .
Tornado JV
Tops Eagles
' Medford High school junior
varsity gridders won 23 tp 7
last night over Eagle Point
jayvees.
Bill Charley crossed the
goal twice and Jim Barry once
for the Tornados. Kim Grif
fin ran two conversions and
Phil Humphreys one: Med
ford led 9 to 0 at halftime. A
safety was tabulated -when
Art House tackled an Eagle in
the end zone on the second
play of the game.
Eagle Point got its touch
down in the last quarter on a
long run.; r
PHILS SIGN PITCHERS
Philadelphia-(UPD-The Phil
adelphia Phillies have signed
pitchers John C. Koski Jr. of
New York and Sanford J.
Hamilton of West Augusta,
Va., for their Tampa club in
the Class D Florida State
league.
He has scored 10 times in
four games to lead the TD pa
rade. The record also held
by Van Buren is 18 for 10
games.
Second in the scoring pa
rade is the Chicago Bears'
Willie Galimore with seven
touchdowns. Baltimore's Len
nie Moore has six TDs, and
Green Bay's Paul Hornung
has amassed 35 points with
two touchdowns, eight PATs.
B r o w n's teammate, Bob
Mitchell, moved into second
place in ground gaining Sun
day traveling 108 yards over
land to bring his season total
to 370 yards. Tommy Wilson
of Los Angeles is the league's
third leading ground-gainer
with 302, followed by Gali
more, 267, and the Los An
geles Rams' Jon Arnett, 265.
Triumph
his 150-pound opponent re
peatedly during the last five
rounds of the 10-round bout
and hammered him to the
canvas shortly before the fi
nal bell.
Saxton, making his second
appearance since September
of 1957 when he voluntarily
retired for a year, described
Moyer as a "good young fight
er." But he refused to specu
late on the young fellow's fu
ture in the professional ring.
Moyer said "I hit him solid
ly with my right hand but it
didn't seem to hurt him until
late in the fight."
Moyer three times knocked
the mouthpiece from Saxton
as he scored heavily on solid
rights over Saxton's lowered
guard and also combinations
to the head and body.
SIGN TV BOUUT
New York -(UPD- Tony An
thony of New York 'and Son
ny Ray of Chicago have been
matched for a 10-round light
heavyweight TV bout at Mad
ison Square Garden, Nov. 14.
Anthony is the top challenger
to Archie Moore's crown.
MEDFORDvSWTRIBUNI
GDddsmakers Pick
UGD, CDSC Elevens
New York -(UPD- Oklahoma,
Auburn and Mississippi are
expected to have the easiest
sledding among the nation's
top-ranked college football
teams this week end.
The oddsmakers are quot
ing eighth-ranked Oklahoma
as a 28-point favorite over
Kansas State, third-ranked
Auburn as a 14-point choice
over Maryland, and seventh
ranked Ole Miss as a 15-point
PAT Kicks
Trail 1957
Statistics
New York (CPD They're
place-kicking like amateurs m
professional football this sea
son. The National Football league
has the game's best place
kickers. Booting extra points
after touchdowns is consid
ered "automatic." But so far
this season, "erattic" is a more
apt word for the "conversion
specialists.
They have failed to convert
after 15 of the 146 touch
downs scored in the first 24
games. That's as many as they
flubbed all last season when
they made good 338 times in
353 attempts.'
Last year six teams the
Cleveland Browns, Chicago
Bears, Detroit Lions, New
York Giants, San Francisco
Forty-Niners and Green Bay
Packers clicked on every ex
tra point attempt in true pro
style.
This season such place-kicking
experts as Lou Groza of
the Browns, George Blanda of
the Bears, Bobby Layne of the
Lions and Pittsburgh Steelers
and Gordie Soltau of the Forty-Niners
have had extra point
tries blocked or otherwise
failed to convert.
Groza, the game's master
placekicker, has had two extra
point attempts blocked this
season. Groza, 13 years a pro,
probably never has flubbed
an extra point try when the
pass from center was good,
the ball put down correctly
and his line held.
Eight of the missed con
versions so far this season
have been blocked by the on
rushing defense. The kicker
usually is not responsible for
these failures, but the fact re
mains that some of the game's
top' place-kickers are off to
lousy starts.
Webb, Meador
NAIA Leaders
Kansas City, Mo.-(UPD-Bob
Webb of St. Ambrose set a
record of 326 yards of pass
completions and Eddie Mea
dor of Arkansas Tech took
over as top backfield runner
to spark small college statis
tics this week. ,
The National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics
(NAIA) said Meador ran for
239 yards and scored five
touchdowns against Hendrix
college to boost his average
by 20 yards a game. The Ar
kansas Tech back scored three
of .his touchdowns on runs
and two on pass interceptions.
Webb, leading most of this
season in passing and total
offense, pitched 17 comple
tions in 28 throws to break
the 303-yard mark of Jay Roe
len of Pepperdine, set last
year. . "
Seats Go Fast
For Civil War
Oregon State College, Cor
vallis Some 3,500 reserved
end zone grandstand seats
placed' on sale last week are
moving fast for the Nov. 22
Oregon State versus Oregon
game at Parker stadium, the
athletic department an
nounced today. Over 500 of
these were gobbled up the
first few days.
The sidelines of Parker
stadium, except for some low
rows on the goal line, were
sold out about two weeks ago
and the newly constructed
south end zone grandstand,
completed just ' before the
home opener against UCLA,
were immediately placed on
reserved sale at the same
price of S5 per seat. ;
Some 1500 general admis
son tickets and another thou
sand or more standing room
tickets will be sold the day
of the game only at a lesser
price.
Reunion classes of 1933,
1928, and 1953 will celebrate
at the OSC-Oregon Home
coming football game.
Derring Point on the Sas
katchewan river near The
Pas, Man., was named by the
explorer Henry Kelsey in
1691.
pick over Arkansas.
Fourth-ranked Texas, on
the other hand, was rated no
more than even:money for its
clash with Rice. Georgia Tech
vs. Southern Methodist also
was tabbed a "pick 'em" af
fair. Army, the nation's No. 1
team, was a seven-point
choice over Pitt in the East's
top game while second-ranked
. Ohio State was a one
touchdown favorite over Wis
consin and sixth-ranked Iowa
was a 10-point pick over 10th
ranked Northwestern in the
Big Ten conference headlin
ers. 4
Ninth-ranked Notre Dame
was a slim two-point favorite
over Purdue and fifth-ranked
Louisiana State was pegged
13 points better than Florida
in the other games involving
top-rated teams.
Here are the point spreads
on other major games:
j East: Penn State 2 over
Syracuse; Dartmouth 7 over
Harvard; Yale 7 over Colgate;
Holy Cross 12 over Boston
university; Navy 12 over
over Cornell.
Midwest: Michigan State 2
over Illinois; Michigan 7 over
Minnesota; Missouri 9 over
Iowa State; Colorado 22 over
Nebraska.
South: Georgia 1 over Ken
tucky; West Virginia 2 over
Virginia Tech; North Caro
lina 7 over Wake Forest;
Duke '9 over North Carolina
State; Tennessee 12 over Flor
ida State; Mississippi State 13
over Alabama; Vanderbilt 13
over Virginia.
Southwest: Baylor 7 over
Texas A&M.
Far West: Oregon 2 over
California; Oregon State 10
over Washington; UCLA 7
over Stanford; Washington
State 7 over Southern Cali
fornia. Interseclional: Miami (Fla.)
7 over Boston College; Okla
homa State 7 over Cincinnati;
Tulane 8 over Kansas. .
Bear's Doretti
Out of Fracas
Berkeley, Calif.-IDPD-Frank
Doretti, first string California
center, will miss Saturday's
game with Oregon because of
an ankle sprain, coach Pete
Elliott sadly announced today.
Elliott said Terry Jones
would replace Doretti. "
Second-string quarterback
Gus Gianulius was listed as a
"very doubtful" performer
against the Ducks because of
a pulled leg muscle.
However, Elliott said Hank
Olquin, another Bear who has
been out with injuries, would
probably see action against
the Webfoots.
Beavers To Be
In Best Shape
Corvallis, Ore.- (UPD -Coach
Tommy Prothro said today
that the Oregon State Beavers
will be in their best physical
shape of the year when they
meet Washington this week
end.
Prothro said that halfback
Jim Stinnette, who has been
plagued by injuries all year,
would see some action against
the Huskies.
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COSTLY KICK-ATTEMPT The Chicago Bears' Erich Barnes (24), races through the
Los Angeles Rams' line during the first period of their game in Chicago, HL, to block
an attempted field goal by the Ram's Paige Cothren (36). Barnes recovered the ball
and promptly raced 50 yards for a touchdown. Holding the ball for the field goal
attempt was Don Burroughs. The Bears won the game, 31-10.
Wa s h i n g ton S fa te r s
Top PCC in Offense
PCC STANDINGS:
PCC
W
California 2
Washington St 3
Oregon State 2
Oregon 2
UCLA 1
Stanford 1
Southern Cal 1
Washington O
Idaho 0
All Gaines
I.. W. L.
0 3
3
3
3
2
1
1
2
1
Los Angeles -4UPD- Washing
ton State, second to California
in the Pacific Coast confer
ence, ranks first in league
total offense and second in de
fense at the halfway mark in
the 1958 grid season...
The Cougars, led by quar
terback Bob Newman, took
over the official PCC total
offense lead after last Satur
day's games with an average
of 335 yards, compared to
320.6 for California. Oregon
is third with 305.3.
Washington State also own
ed the second best total de
fense record in the league,
trailing only Oregon in that
department. The Cougars
have given up an average of
211.8 against 191.3 for the
Oregon squad, with Oregon
State third-249.
California's rushing offense
has provided the Bears with
an average of 240.2 yards per
game, against 213.4 for Ore
gon State and 198.4 for Ore
gon. Washington State's pass
ing attack produced 168.4
yards per game, with a spec
tacular .657 percentage in
completions for 10 touch
downs. UCLA is second in
passing with 146.2, followed
by Oregon-106.2..
138.3 Average
! . Oregon's defense-conscious
squad, although losing two
games, has held opponents to
an average of 138.3 yards per
game by rushing and 52.5 by
passing. Washington State's
rushing defense has given up
an average of 148.4, a shade
better than the-148.6 yielded
by Washington.
Washington State also is
No. 2 in pass defense, yielding
63.4 yards against 82.3 by
UCLA.
UCLA, always among the
leaders in punting is on top
in that department with an
average of 39 yards, and also
heads the interception cate
gory with 11.
- Individually, Joe Kapp of
California and Newman fired
the biggest guns through . the'
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first half of the season. Kapp
led in total offense with 572
yards-his 279 yards also be
ing tops for rushing - while
Newman led in passing with
472 yards, and was second in
total offense with the same
figure.
. Don Long, a UCLA five
game senior who finished his
career last week, was third in
total offense with' 459 yards.
Bill , Patton of California
heads ' the scorers with 50
points, and Dick Wallen, also
finishing up for UCLA, was
the No. 1 pass receiver with
19 for 2 11 yards.
WSC Condition
Rattd Real Good
Pullman, Wash.-(UPD-Wash-ington
State Coach Jim Suth
erland said today that his
Cougars may be in surprising
ly god shape for the USC battle-next
Saturday.
Trainer Eddie Lane report
ed that quarterback Bob New
man, end Gail Cogdill and
guard Angelo Brovelli, all re
cently shelved by injuries,
would be ready for at least
some action against Troy.
The Cougars scrimmaged
Tuesday and today.
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If you pick a tie game, check both teams. All-slips
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October 25th
Michigan State at Illinois
Northwestern at Iowa U.
Minnesota at Michigan U.
Wisconsin at Ohio State
California U. at Oregon U.
Washington U. at Oregon State
So. Calif, at Washington State
Stanford at U.C.L.A.
Purdue at Notre Dame
Texas at Rice
Medford at Eureka
Medford Games Friday Night
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5 Braves Farm
Teams Champs
Milwaukee-ttJPD-The talent
rich farm system of the Mil
waukee Braves in 1958 led
other major league organiza
tions for the fifth straight
year in winning minor league
pennants.
Five of the 14 minor league
teams in the Braves' organiza
tion won regular season titles
this year. Three teams finish
ed second, one third and one
fourth.
In 1954, 1955 and 1957 the
Braves turned out four minor
league champains. They had
seven in 1956, the highest in
the majors since the Brooklyn
Dodgers claimed eight in 1948.
This year's champions were
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in the
Class B Three-I League; Yak
ima, Wash., Class B North
west League; Boise, Idaho,
Class C Pioneer League; Mid
land, Tex., Class D Sopho
more League; and Wellsville,
N Y., Class D New. York
Pennsylvania League.
TIGERS BUY BURNSIDE
Detroit-flJPD-Southpaw Pete
Burnside, 28, today was pur
chased from the Phoenix I
Giants of the Pacific Coast
league by the Detroit Tigers.
Burnside posted an 11-7 rec
ord and 3.91 earned run aver
age for the PCL champions.
THINGS
at BARKER'S
CONTEST-
Football Game
Kids Day Event
Oregon State College The
fourth annual Kiwanis Kids
day football game, featuring
OSC and California at Cor
vallis on Nov. 1, is already
drawing reservations from
groups of youngsters all over
Oregon.
Already, large groups from
Alsea, Jefferson, Gaston, Can
by, Glendale, Heppner, and
Polk County are planning to
attend the special football
game where groups of 10 or
more are admitted at half
price.
Almost 5,000 youngsters
and supervisors are expected
to take advantage of the spe
cial section. Two high school
bands, Roseburg and Corval
lis, will play from the section
and OSC Rally Squad Mem
bers will organize group yell
ing and singing from the Ki
wanis Kids Day section.
Sponsoring the special day
are the OSC athletic depart
ment and the Corvallis Ki
wanis club. Other Kiwanis
clubs throughout Oregon are
assisting.
The Red River . settlement
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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
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Last week's Football Contest Win
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Jacque Cotton
Ellen Doty
Bus Smith ,
Sandy Uhrine
R. W. Williams
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