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Panthers, Army Play 14-14 Tie Pittsburgh-OT r Fired-up Pittsburgh spotted top-ranked Army a two-touchdown lead on a rain-soaked field Satur day and then stormed back on the passing of Quarterback Ivan Toncic and Bill Kaliden to knock the Cadets from the perfect ranks with a 14-14 tie. Kaliden.second-string signal caller, passed to Halfback Johnny Flara for a 43-yard scoring play with 55 seconds left in the first half. A conversion attempt pass from Kaliden End Ron Del fine missed by inches to even tually spell the difference be tween a victory and a tie for the Panthers. It left the Cadets ahead 14-6 at halftime. Toncic took care of the rest toy engineering a 58-yard scoring drive in eight plays after "halftime. Electric Socks! 1. Hed. Heavy Knit Wool Sox Nylon Reinforced. 1. Wired to give gentle heat com fortable to wear. 3. Double button - type "inap-on" lead wire contact points. 4. Plug in type connection with belt hook. 9. Belt suspension battery - case. 8. Made by America's leading man ufacturer of electric bed cover ings and heating pads. Enjoy the luxury of Warm Feet All Day Fine for Sports or Work . . . for Everyone Exposed to Cold Write or Call ABBY GREEN 1118 East Main Medford, Oregon Phone SP 2-8319 USC Passes To Victory Over WSC Spokane, Wash. (CPU -Quarterback Willie Wood un corked a 77-yard pass play in the waning seconds Satur day to give Southern Califor nia a thrilling 14-6 victory over crippled Washington State in a Pacific Coast con ference football game. Wood, injured most of the season, stepped back from his own 23 and fired a perfect aerial to end Hillard Hill. Hill, who had outraced the defense, gathered it in on the State 41 and ran the rest of the way untouched to shat ter the Cougars' Rose Bowl dream. Until then, it appeared the game would end in a 6-6 stale mate. Both scored in the first half, but aside from the scor ing drives, the teams had battled mostly between the 30 yard lines. Bob Newman Misted Washington State was han dicapped by the loss of Quar terback Bob Newman, the nation's leading passer and All-America candidate, and second string Quarterback Dave Wilson. Newman was hurt on the second scrimmage play of the game and Wilson was hurt in the third period. Their loss grounded Wash ington State's potent air game and the Cougar's ground game could move only ip spurts. Southern California, meanwhile, was contained ex cept for a second period touchdown drive, a third pe riod drive which ended when a field goal failed, and the game-winning explosion. It marked S-C's 24th vic tory in 32 games with Wash ington State, which until to day was a prime contender to represent the dying confer ence in the Rose Bowl. Sharp IBlacE. Tornado Grid Machine Mows Eureka 33-0 SOUTHERN- ORFGOV CONFERENCE STANDINGS W. L. Grants Pass 3 0 Medford 2 0 Crater 1 2 Klamath Falls O 2 Ashland 0 2 Pet. 1.000 1.000 .333 .000 4)00 MORZE SIDELINED San Francisco (LTD Frank Morze, 270-pound center for the San Francisco Forty-Nin-ers, has been sidelined, possi bly for the remainder of the season, it was disclosed today. Morze suffered torn knee lig aments in the game against the Philadelphia Eagles last Sunday and will be out of play for at least "four or five weeks." Medford High school got a sharp offensive moving in the second quarter Friday night and backed it with rock-ribbed defense to turnout a 33 to 0 non-league football tri umph over Eureka, Calif., at Eureka. The Black Tornado was hampered by penalties in a seemingly fast first quarter but struck for two touch downs in the second chukker, one in the third and two more in the fburth. Period standings were 0 to 0, 13 to 0, and 19 to 0. Running of Gerry Lyons and Ron Reich and passing of Dick Ragsdale highlighted the Medford offensive but the biggest scoring strike was by Don Peek. He ran a punt back 75 yards to the goal. A' four-yard smack by Ly ons ended a shove from mid field for Medf ord's first touch down. Ken Durkee set up an other goalward splurge with a fumble recovery around the Eureka 30-yard line. Medford ground to the goal with Ragsdale going the last yard. Ragsdale to Dean Ragsdale tossed to Lowell Dean for 35 yards and a third quarter marker. Peek's play followed. Final Tornado coun ter came with 15 seconds to play. Lyons had run across the TD stripe from the one yard line but Medford was penalized back to the 16. From there Bob Pond threw to Reich for the touchdown. Mike Murray kicked two extra points and Don Harri son one. Sharp charging by the Medford offensive line was a strong factor in the point-producing. On defense credit had to go to the entire Tornado unit. Medford allowed the Loggers a net of only 56 yards rushing. In passing Eur eka managed just 54. Sturdy pass defense permitted just four completions in 11 at tempts and Jim Clark made one interception. Gridders filling in for ail ing players had a good night. These included Don Mann taking Gary Heath's spot in the defensive line and Jerry Anderson and Terry Earl who took over for Fred and Al Funston as linebackers. Heath with an ankle sprain and Fred Funston with the flu did not participate in the game and Al Funston suffer ed an injury in the tussle. Lyons had a good night packing the ball and Reich clicked well on the reverse play. Lynn Knight's punting helped keep the Loggers sub dued. He booted five times, averaging 42.1 yards. Medford was penalized nine times for a total of 105 yards. No penalties were stepped off against Eureka. STATISTICS: Med First downs -. . 12 Net yards rushing 196 Net yards passing 65 Total net scrimmage yds. 261 Passes tried 5 Passes completed 3 Fumbles lost 0 Punts and average 5-42.1 5-26.6 Penalties v 9-105 0-0 Eur. 7 56 54 110 3 4 1 MEDFORDiTRIBUNE siPflDmnrs Greb Shines At Yuba JC Marysviile, Calif. - Jack Grebb, from Eagle Point, Ore., is Yuba Junior college's out standing football player again this year. Last year Jack set the league afire with his great running ability and pass re ceiving. This year he is well on his way to being the best back in the Golden Valley con ference, of which Yuba is a member. Greb has been carrying a big load in the offensive at tack of the 49er team. In 37 carries he has averaged 5.6 yards. Although scoring only two touchdowns, he has had the misfortune of having five TDs called back. Three of these have been for long gainers, 31-46-77 yards. Outstanding Last season Jack was voted the outstanding back on the team and the outstanding player in both the Sacramento JC and San Jose JC games. Jack was married this sum mer to Chloe Willson, Shady Cove, Ore. He works in the College laundry and Chloe does secretarial work for the college faculty. Next year the University of Oregon .is counting on Greb's services. He is sought by a number of the coast schools. Del Norte Tips Indian Footballers United Press International - Jefferson, almost automatic victors in Portland Interschol astic league play, rolled on to a 48-6 win over Franklin Fri day night and, in the process smashed a 38-year-old team scoring record. The defending state cham pions and the Number 1 team in the coaches' poll have now piled up 332 points the past seven games, eclipsing the 317 points earned by Washington's crown team of 1920. Both Medford and Rose burg, second and third place respectively in the coaches' poll, played out-of-state op ponents. Medford fared nicely against Eureka, Calif., win ning 33-0. Roseburg Indians, however, were dumped, 25-13, by Del Norte of Crescent City, Calif. North Salem Qualifies North Salem became, the first prep school to qualify for the state football playoffs with a victory over Sweet Home, 42-6, thus assuring it self of the District 8-A-l title. Four-ranked Astoria had little trouble with Hillsboro, winning 31-0. Marshfield, cumber 6, walloped South Eu gene 34-0. Mac Hi humbled Wisconsin Ties With Ohio State Columbus, Ohio-(DPD - Ohio State and Wisconsin battled to a 7-7 deadlock in a bitterly fought Big Ten battle in rain and mud Saturday before a record Ohio stadium home coming crowd of 84,142. Both teams scored in the third per iod. Wisconsin scored first when on the third play of the second half, Quarterback Dale Hack bart returned a punt 64 yards for a touchdown. Ohio State came back to drive 65 yards following the kickoff with workhorse Full back Bob White plunging over from a foot out. A holding penalty on Wisconsin on the play before the touchdown nullified a nice bit of ' de fensive work by the Badgers and moved the ball to the one foot line. The tie was the first black spot on Ohio State's record since its opening day loss to Texas Christian here last year. Since, Buckeye Coach Woody Hayes' team had won 13 in a row. FEATURES DOUBLE BILL New York (UPD St. Nich olas Arena will feature two 10-round main eventers Mon day night. Otis Woodard of New York will meet Paddy Young of New York in one, while Johnny Gorman of New York will take on Peter Schmidt, former German wel terweight, in the other. seventh-place Baker 19-6, but Grants Pass, also in seventh place, walked over Klamath Falls 32-0. Ninth place North Bend ended up in a 19-19 tie with Springfield while tenth place Roosevelt of Portland downed Madison, 31-7. McMinnville was an easy 36-14 victor over Tillamook and Redmond slaughtered Madras, 43-0. Stanford Stuns UCLA By 21-19 Los Angeles - (UPD The quarterback partnership of Sid Garber and Bob Nicolet paid dividends for Stanford Saturday as the Indians up set favored UCLA, 21-19. be cause of their ability to kick one-point conversions. With the two teams match ing touchdowns, Stanford's re liable Bill Face kicked all three single-point conversions as well as scoring a touch down to give the Indians a victory before 39,129 home coming fans in Memorial Col iseum. But it was the Stanford passing game, with Nicolet and Garber doing the throw ing, that put UCLA in the hole from the start and kept them there as the Bruins were unable to make their conver sions. Score Called Back The Bruins lost one touch down when Chuck Kendall passed to John Brown on what appeared to be a 76 yard scoring play, but it was called back because UCLA had an ineligible receiver, Guard Joe Harper, down field. ' Kendall, taking over for Don Long who last week used up his five-game eligibility, demonstrated brilliant run ning talent but UCLA's pass ing attack bogged down aside from two touchdown throws and Stanford was able to bot tle up their running game most of the time. Stanford displayed a good running attack, thanks to Fullback Doug'Dick and roll outs by Garber and Nicolet. But its passing was the fac tor that counted. Partly furnished small house within four blocks of Roosevelt and HtdriclcSchools. Wall to wall carpeting, automatic elec tric heat, Bendix washer, refrigerator, and stove included. Will be vacant November 1st. Call Bill Barker, Main-Central SP 2-6501 MAIL TRIBUNE, Matteri, Ortaen, Sunday, October 26, 1958 ..? 49ers Gun For Revenge San Francisco - (UPD The San Francisco Forty Niners will attempt to gain revenge on the Chicago Bears in a National Football League con test today at Kezar Stadium. 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