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Friday. October 24. 1958 9, MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. SPORTS mm EVEOSY MONDAY TDH.IL 9 ?M. 1 teJ V I ; "WITH TORNADO AT EUREKA Don Harrison, abovfc, is a 189 senior tackle for the Medford High football team. With the Black Tornado playing a platoon systemHarrison has been a regular on offense. The Tornado is playing at Eureka, Calif., this evening. Anderson To Start As LB for Tornado End Jerry Anderson likely will get starting call at a line backer post for the Medford high football team this eve ning. He would fill the spot usual ly held dows by quarterback Fred Funston. Medford's Black Tornado has a non-league encounter at Eureka, Calif. Funston is one of three players being left behind be cause of ailments. He has the flu. The other two remaining home were lineman Gary Heath who sprained an ankle in the Klamath Falls game last week and tackle Gordon Pathman who. has poison oak. Tackle Monty Penwell is ex- Whitehurst Foe Of Sonny Liston St. Louis (UPD C harles (Sonny) Liston, ranked ninth among the nation's heavy ' weights, will take on Bert Whitehurst of Baltimore,' Md., tonight in a nationally tele vised 10-rounder that he hopes will move him a step closer to a title match. Liston is possessor of a lethal right hand punch. Three of his last wins came via the knockout route and his victims Wayne Bethea, Julio Mederos and Frankie Daniels lasted a total of less than four rounds against him. He has an overall record of 20 wins against a single de feat and is presently seeking to extend a string of 13 con secutive triumphs. ' Whitehurst, a hardy trial horse, has a 24-14-4 record. He was a loser on a decision .to Liston in a previous match. Western Senior In Semi-Final Pinehurst, N.C. - (CPD - For mer Western Seniors cham pion James H. McAlvin, Lake Forest, 111., faced Jack Britt sin Sr., Woodhaven, N.Y., to day in one semi-final match of the North and South Seniors golf championship. The other matched J. Wol cott Brown, Sea Girt, N.J., against Frederick Holmes, Ri viera Beach, Fla. Bowling has been played for at least 17 centuries. pected to Rlay although he has been troubled by a bruised knee. While Anderson may get the starting defensive call, John Harvey and Reggie Breeze may alternate with him. Platoon Disrupted The ailments have disrupt ed to some extent the Tornado platoon system and a num ber of gridders may be called upon on go both ways. Medford carries a 5-0 rec ord to the northern California coast while Eureka is-2-4 for the season. There is no direct comparison between the two teams. Indirectly, a compari son results from Medford's 53 to 0 win over Klamath Falls, Shasta of Reading's 33 to 6 de cision over Klamath and Red ding's 20 to 7 victory over Eureka. Eureka wins have been over Ukiah and Fortuna and the Loggers have bowed to Areata, Del Norte and For tuna, 'as "well "as" Redding. They lost their first game with 20 to 0 but won the sec ond 33 to 20. Medford has de feated North Salem, David Douglas, Marshfield, Crater and Klamath Falls. Hoover, Lincoln Nab Grade Tilts Hoover turned back Oak Grove and Lincoln tipped Wilson yesterday in American league games in the city grade school football circuit. Scores in both games were 7 to 0. Lincoln crossed the Wilson goal with 2li minutes to play in the fourth quarter. In yesterday's listing of city grade school coaches, the name of Jim Hennebeck was inadvertently left .out. He is the tutor at Oak Grove. SPORTSCASTS KYJC-Friday. 8 p.m. Medford-Eureka high foot ball; Saturday, 1:15 p.m., Oregon State - Washington football. KBES-TV-KOTI-TV- Fri day 6 p.m.. Sonny Liston Bert Whitehurst boxing bout; Saturday, 1:45 p.m.. Washington State-Southern California football; Sunday, 1:30 pan. Detroit-Los Ange las pro football. KMED-Friday, 6 p.m.. Liston - Whitehurst boxing; Friday, 8 p.m. Medford-Eu-zeka football. KWIN-Friday, 7:45 p.m., Ashland-C r a 1 1 r football; Saturday. 1:15 p.m., Army Pittsburgh football; Satur day. 7:45 p.m.. Southern Oregon-Oregon College. HOCKEY United Press International r. i : ,5 -! l r . 1 . . 1L UiUll l ICIHC lung 1U1 laic j Montreal Canadians to show the upstart Chicago Black Hawks who's boss in the Na tional Hockey league. The Habs, meeting the sur prised Black Hawks for the first time this season, went on one of their typical scor ing rampages to smother Chi cago, 9-1, Thursday night at Montreal. In the only other NHL ac tion Thursday night, the De troit Red Wings moved into second place by beating the Boston Bruins, 3-1, at Detroit. r a wwich football team MAO THE WINNING The Bll-tlma longest winning fat ten trAk (tie not considered) was made by Hit tvith 48 straight wins, -ffom '385 VB?9.Then,-(rom 1990 to 1993, Yale put -together anotta flka'm of SI 9tr'9ht victories. Ed toss, Hart-ford, TOP THIS! To any reader submitting contrary proof. Tip Brady will send a signed, wallet-siied diploma. Write to: BEAT THIS, co this paper, Box 575, Sausalito. Calif. Enclose aelf-addressed, stamped envelope. Buy At Builders Supply I 1 9 QUALITY BLOCKS Bricks, Flues, Drain Til 727 W. McAndrews Ph. SP 2-4107 1956 PlYMOUTII Sport Coupe 51395 Powerf liteTransmission, Radio, Heater and White Sidewalk HAMLIN USED GAR CENTER 908 N. Riverside . 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