8 MAIL TRIBUNE. MedforJ, Or.,
Medford, Ashland Drill
For Friday Night Hassle
No contact scrimmage was
scheduled for the Medford
high Black Tornado this week
as it tuned for Friday evening
Southern Oregon conference
' competition.
The Tornado goes to Ash
; land for an 8 p.m. encounter.
On the basis of its record and
greater depth, Medford will
be a heavy favorite in the
hassle. Medford's crew will
be after its seventh straight
triumph of the season while
Ashland enters the fracas
with a two-win, four loss
record.
Ashland and Medford have
met only one common rival.
The Tornado won 26 to 0 over
Crater which whipped the
Grizzlies last week 40 to 13.
Both Medford and Ashland
this week have their hobbled
players. Situation was tough
er for short-handed Ashland.
Coach Varney Corey of the
Grizzlies said that George
Moses, 145-pound junior re
serve guard, has been con
verted to center to fill a gap
hit by injury. Corey Indicat
ed to center to fill a gap hit
by injury. Corey indicated
that big Art Klser is through
for the season because of a
knee injury. Jerry Tepper
Vote for Larry
SHEEHAN
Democratic Candidate for
SHERIFF
Of Jackson County
Who, if elected, will be open to
suggestions for any changes which
will benefit our county andor
will raise the standards of any of
our law enforcement agencies.
I wish to thank the MAIL TRIB
UNE for this opportunity to ex
press some of my views to the vot
ers of this county.
Pd. for by Sheehan for Sheriff
Comm. C J. Babb, Chmn., Rogue
River, Ore.
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pulled a ligament in the Cra
ter conflict.
Tackles Ken Fletcher, Phil
Rodenmayer and Back Steve
Gray have been flu victims.
Fletcher and Gray were back
with the squad yesterday but
Gray was sent to the dressing
room early. If Gray's cold
persists, De Selby may gd
halfback call. Chuck Rush
could fill Rodenmayer's post.
For Medford Coach Fred
Spiegelberg said that tackle
Monte Penwell may not see
action because of a bruised
knee and that tackle Gary
Heath may see little service
because of an ankle sprain.
Linebacker Fred Funston has
returned to the squad after a
bout with flue and linebacker
Al Funston, who hurt his
shoulder at Eureka last Fri
day, should be able for duty.
Frosh Bill
Rook Eleven
Portland -(LTD - The Oregon
Frosh and the Oregon State
Rooks, each led by high scor
ing former Oregon prep aces,
tangle at Multnomah stadium
here Friday night.
Steve Picard of Seaside,
who was a football star at the
coastal school for three1 sea
sons, will operate at the wing
back, or right half, spot in the
Oregon State Rook single
wing attack.
The Frosh have Rickie
Lamb, who starred at North
Marion high school. Lamb
and Sam Spooner of San
Diego will be at halfback
spots for the Ducklings.
It will be the first time in
10 years the Rooks and Frosh
have played here.
Local Eighth
Grade Clubs Vie
McLoughlin and Hedrick
eighth grade football elevens
wrap up their seasons with a
"civil war". brush on Friday.
The Eulldogs and Hornets
will mix at 3:30 p.m. at the
Hedrick field.
McLoughlin's ninth will
play the Crater freshmen at
3:30 p.m. Friday at Central
Point. Hedrick ninth goes to
Ashland for a 1 p.m. game on
Saturday.
ARREST RED LEADER
Hong Kong (UPD Police
have arrested a top member
of the pro-Communist Kuom-J
intang Revolutionary commit
tee for illegal "political activ
ities" here, the independent
New Life Evening Post re
ported Tuesday night. It said
Hsuang Ching-Yi, described as
a member of the Central com
mittee of the Kuomintang
committee, probably would be
deported to Communist
China.
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Crater High
Scraps Pels
On Friday
Central Point - Defense ap
pears the main problem for
Crater high gridders as they
prep this week for Southern
Oregon conference rivalry on
Friday night.
The teams play at Klamath
Falls.
Coach Leonard Warren re
ported that the morale of his
clrfo" seemed good arid that
Monday drill, which concen
trated on offense, went well.
However, he felt that much
was left to be desired after
work yesterday on defense.
Plays run against the first
line defensive crew gained on
both the ground and in the
air.
Tougher Foe
Crater anticipates tougher
competition this week than it
met against Ashland last Fri
day and Warren is holding
out hope that Comet defense
will be at least as tough
against Klamath as it was
against the Grizzlies.
Fullback Kerman Bennett,
who ran well against Ashland
despite a sciatic . ailment, is
still pestered by his hip and
back trouble. Defensive end
Derell Williamson is hobbled
by a knee injury suffered in
the Ashland game.
The football ruckus will be
the third between the two
schools. Crater won both in
1956 and 1957 and Klamath
will aim to regain its prestige
as a larger school. The Peli
cans will attempt to gain
some consolation in a dismal
season. Klamath has won only
one of its seven games this
fall. Crater will aim to end
its season on a winning note.
It has four victories against
three losses.
Seventh Grade
Elevens Clash
LEAGUE STANDING:
Team W L P
McLoughlin Blacks 3 0 6
Hedrick Blues 2 14
McLoughlin Whites 12 2
Hedrick Reds 0 3 0
Seventh grade football
teams of McLoughlin and
Hedrick Junior High schools
have play-off games at 4 p.m.
on Thursday. McLoughlin
Blacks and Hedrick Blues
scuffle at Hedrick and Hed
rick Reds and McLoughlin
Whites are foes at McLough
lin. The Blacks went through
the three - game once - around
schedule without a loss while
the Blues compiled a 2-1 rec
ord.
Michigan Athletes Face
Football Gambling Count
Ann Arbor, Mich. - (UPD-
Two top University of Michi
gan athletes and four other
students stood mute today at
their arraignment as mem
bers of a 10,000 a week foot
ball card gambling ring.
The six, including first
string fullback Tony Rio and
basketball captain Jack Lew
is, both of Chicago, were re
leased on bonds of $150 each
after Municipal Judge Fran
cis O'Brien entered a plea of
innocent for them.
A seventh defendant, John
Miller, Detroit, did not ap
pear for the morning arraign
ment. He was expected to be
arraigned later today.
Judge O'Brien set seperate
dates for the trials of the six
who were arraigned.
Rio's trial was set for Nov.
20 and Lewis' trial was set
for Nov. 19.
Others arraigned and their
trial dates were Mike Dodg
son, Grand Rapids, Mich.,
Nov. 13; Nick Mitea, Ecorse,
Mich., Nov. 12; Carl Riseman,
Detroit, Nov. 13, and . Dur-
ELK HUNTERS
Gordon Hudson
Democratic Candidate State Senate
Elect Gordon Hudson to State Senate. Hudson be
lieves in the protection .of our fish and wildlife.
Pd. Pol. Adv. Hudson for Senator Committee.
Joan I. Redden, 2246 Aloha St., Secretary.
WHO IS THE
YOUNGEST WOMAN
FIGURE-SKATING CHAMP ?
Five-foot Sonja Henie won her
First figure-skating champion
ship of Norway in 1924 Ot 0(
and her 10 world titltS from
3 through 22. Before turning
pro, the tiny HO-lb.star aio won
3 Olympic firsts, the f irst'm
1928 when 14. Carol Heift,in
1956, defeated world champion
Tenley Albright when 16.
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Lincoln Meets
Roosevelt in
Grid Play-Off
GRADE STANDINGS:
American League
W
Lincoln 3
Hoover 2
Oak Grove 1
Wilson .. 0
National League
W L
Roosevelt 3 0
Jefferson 2 1
Washington 1 2
Jackson .. 0 3
Lincoln and Roosevelt play
off this Friday afternoon for
the championship of the Med
ford elementary school foot
ball championship.
Roosevelt in the National
league and Lincoln in the
American loop went through
their .respective slates unbeat
en. Their game will be at the
senior high school field at
4 p.m.
Playing for third and
fourth places at the same time
will be Hoover and Jefferson
in a game at Jackson school.
They finished in second posi
tion in their leagues.
Other play-off frays are set
for Thursday. Vying for fifth
and sixth will be Oak Grove
and Washington which wound
up with third spots in their
leagues. The game will be at
the senior high. The respec
tive fourth place crews, Wil
son and Jackson, play at Jack
son for seventh and eighth.
wood Collins, Houston, Tex.,
Nov. 12.
The jury will be selected
Nov. 5. The same jury will
try all defendants.
All. seven were charged
with engaging in an illegal
occupation, a misdemeanor
which carries a maximum
penalty of 90 days in jail,.
H. O. (Fritz) Crisler, direc
tor of athletics at the univer
sity, said Rio and Lewis will
be dropped from their respec
tive squads pending further
investigation of the charge.
Portland-QJPD-The deer sea
son ended Sunday and a five
point buck was apparently
well aware of that fact Tues
day as he strolled along South
west Canyon road near Syl
van, causing a minor traffic
jam. Many motorists stopped
their cars and got out to
watch the animal, who re
fused to be hurried. He am
bled along the south side of
the traffic-clogged route be
fore finally disappearing into
some trees.
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Nov. 4th
Vote Absentee
ballot now at
Courthouse
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Joe Kapp Leading League
In Total Offense Yards
Los Angeles -(UPD- Quarter
back Joe Kapp, the man Cal
ifornia is counting on to take
it to the Rose Bowl, led the
Pacific Coast conference in
both total offense and rushing
today.
Kapp's total offense figure
is 763 yards, according to of
ficial PCC statistics released
today, compared to 459 for
Don Long, the no longer eli
gible UCLA tailback. Bob
Newman, Washington State's
passing star, is third with 457
yards.
But Newman still held the
No. 1 position in passing, de
spite an injury early in the
USC game last week. He has
49 completions for 511 yards,
and six -touchdowns, with a
percentage of .653. Bob Nico
let of Stanford vaulted into
second place after a good
game against UCLA with 431
yards on 41 completions, with
Long third-36 for 396 yards.
Charles Morrell of Wash
ington State trails Kapp in
rushing, 322 to 409 yards,
with Willie West of Oregon
holding third on 278 yards.
Kapp has gained 354 yards
by passing, on 30 completions
in 50 attempts - a .600 mark.
California's Bill Patton
still is the top scorer in the
league with 50 points, while
Ken Hall of Idaho is next
with 27. Gail Cogdill, Wash
ington State, Kapp and Jack
Hart, also California, each has
26.
Chris Burford of Stanford
replaced Dick Wallen, UCLA,
as the top pass receiver with
25 for 284 yards, with Bob
Dehlinger, Idaho, in second
on 22 completions, and 233
yards. Wallen remained in
third although sidelined for
Skiers Convene
Monday Evening
Rogue Snowmen will hold
its first meeting of the season
on Monday, Nov. 3, at 8 p.m.
in the Red Cross building
across from Hawthorne park,
a club spokesman announced.
A film on a new type of
turn will be shown. Refresh
ments will be served. Those
planning to attend the meet
ing are invited to bring ski
ing equipment for "swap and
sell."
WAIVERS ASKED
Ealtimore, Md. - OIPD - The
Baltimore Colts have asked
waivers on punter Dick Horn.
He averaged only 34 yards on
19 punts this season, includ
ing a weak 31.5 against Wash
ington last Sunday.
FOOTBALL CONTEST
INSTRUCTIONS: Check the team you pick to win.
If you pick a tie game, check both teams. All slips
must be at the store by 5:30 Friday evening.
November 1st
Illinois at Purdue
Iowa at Michigan
Wisconson at Michigan State
Ohio State at Northwestern
Notre Dame at Navy
Oklahoma U. at Colorado U.
Oregon U. at Washington U.
California U. at Oregon State
So. Calif, at Stanford
Washington State at U.C.L.A.
Medford at Ashiand
Medford Games Friday Night
A NECKTIE GIVEN EACH WEEK TO
EVERYONE IN THE GROUP PICKING
THE MOST WINNERS!
There are eleven weeks of play. $50 in merchan
dise for the highest score for any ten weeks. $30
in trade for second place and $20 for third. Prizes
are to be split in case of ties. Each week everyone
in the group picking the most winners wins a $1.50
necktie. ONLY ONE ENTRY PER PERSON.
Name... ......
Address
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- Sandy Uhrine picked nine right last :
week and was the only winner.
itf
the rest of the year-with 19
for 211 yards
In other individual depart
ments, Phil Parslow, UCLA,
and Jim Norton, Idaho, led in
interceptions with three;
Dainard Paulson, Oregon
State, tops the punters with
an average of 40.8; John Hor
rillo, Oregon State, is ahead
in punt return with 150 yards
on 14 tries, and Hank Olguin,
California, has returned eight
kickoffs for 153 yards.
California, thanks to Kapp,
Patton and the rest, is the to
tal offense leader with a 321.3
yard per game average, and
also heads the list in rushing
-242.3.
Willamette
Second in
NAIA Rating
Kansas City - (UPD - Willam
ette University of Salem, Ore.,
was ranked second in the na
tion today in the weekly
NAIA small college footbalj
ratings.
Willamette, unbeaten and
untied, moved from fourth
place. Northeast Oklahoma
State was ranked first.
Others in the top 10 in
cluded Arizona State of Flag
staff third, Missouri Valley
fourth, St. Benedicts of Kan
sas fifth, Gustavus Adolphus
sixth, Kearney, Neb., seventh,
Lamar Tech eighth, Tampa
ninth and East Texas State
10th.
HOCKEY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
United Press International
The Chicago 31ack Hawks
were feeling - you should par
don the expression - fine to
day over their comeback per
formance against the Montreal
Canadiens Tuesday night. '
Fined $100 each last week
after absorbing a humiliating
9-1 defeat at Montreal, the
Black Hawks scored three
times in the last six minutes
to gain a 5-5 deadlock in their
latest battle with the Nation
al Hockey league's paceset
ters.
PURCHASE CONTRACT
Memphis, Tenn. (UPD The
St. Louis Cardinals have pur
chased the contract of out
fielder Jesse Douglass from
the Memphis Red Sox of the
Negro American league.
Douglass will report to the
Cardinal's Omaha club next
t season.
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You'll never keep that heart big and warm as it is . . . unless
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McGregor Jackets. $12.95 to $55.00 for these heart-warmers.
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Cleveland's
Backs Head
Pro Rushing
Philadelphia- (UPD -Imagine
National Football league
teams preparing a defense
against a pair of backs each
averaging around seven yards
per rush.
That's the task confronting
opponents of the Cleveland
Browns and their backfield
scourges. Jimmv Brown and
rookie Bob Mitchell. Between
them, they've netted 1.229
yards in five games to date.
Brown, of course, has every
thing in the offense world
wrapped up in the rushing
bracket - total yardage with
815 in 118 carries for a 6.9-
yard average, an average of
163 yards per game and 14
touchdowns scored. All this,
with seven games to go!
Mitchell, with 414 yards in
53 carries for a 7.8 average,
was in second place in the
statistics, leading with a com
fortable 90 yards over third
place Lennie Moore of the
Baltimore Colts.
Moore Third
Moore jumped from sixth
place to third, with Willie
Galiimore of the Chicago
Bears holding fourth place
with 323 yards and Tommy
Wilson of Los Angeles drop
ping from third to fifth with
302.
The big bump among the
passers came when Babe Pa
rilli of Green Bay, profiting
on a fat afternoon against the
Philadelphia Eagles, jumped
into first place in a shift
which tumbled previous lead
er Eddie LeBaron of the Wash
ington Redskins to third.
Parilli, who threw three
touchdowns in the Packers
first victory, posted a 9.95
yard average gain for each
pass thrown this season. Mack
Reynolds of the Chicago Card
inals was second with 9.15
and LeBaron's third place
average was 9.08.
Y Organizing
Volleyball Loop
A volleyball league is being
organized at the Young Men's
Christian association for any
one interested in participat
ing. Chairman of the league is
Jay Pierce. The league is for
all business or club groups in
the city.
Teams entered at this time
are Presbyterian Men's club,
Methodist Men's club, Lum
bermen, Teachers and Insur
ance Men's team. League
games will be on Mondays
from 8 to 10 p.m. Practice ses
sions and beginners volleyball
times are on Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 5 p.m.
According to Pierce, "Any
one wishing to enter a team
may do so by calling Bruce
Burns at the YMCA.
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Buffalo Coach
Gets UPI Honor
By ED FEINEN
Buffalo, N. Y. - (UPD - Don't
mention his name to the Ivies;
it's sheer poison.
His team is rated as a small
college but already has
knocked off two Ivy league
opponents and could wind up
with the best record in the
school's football history.
That's the United Press In
ternational, Coach of The
Week, Dick Offenhamer,'
whose University of Buffalo
team upset Columbia, 34-14,
last Saturday and is winning
him new-found respect as one
of college football's up-and-coming
bright young men.
"I personally didn't think
we had too much of a chance
against Harvard in our season
opener," Offenhamer said,
"but I honestly felt we had a
50-50 chance to beat Colum
bia, even though we were the
underdogs."
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