10 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Friday, November 7, 1958
Tornado, (Bremen m 8 A-l
Finale On Irants Pass Turf
Medford'- Black Tornado
blows into Grants Pass this
evening intent on fouling up
the weather in the Climate
city. A fifth consecutive Ore
gon Class A-l football play
off berth is the objective of
the Medford storm troops.
The Grants Pass Cavemen
and the Black Tornado fight
for the District 6 and South
ern Oregon conference dia
dem. Winner will advance
Into next week end's state
BOWLING
CITY LEAGUE
Standings: W. L,
W H Daunherty Lbr. Co 24'i 15'i
First Rational Bank 24', 15
South. Oregon Moulding 23 17
Medford Barbers 20 Vs 191a
Wetc. & Olson 20 20
WesUide Merchants 20 20
Telephone Employ. Assn. 19', 20 Ji
Bom Lumber Co 19 21
Sou Farm Insurance 18',i 21la
Central Market 16'. 23 ,
Hi-Way Lumber Co 17 23
California Ore. Power Co 17 23
Central Mkt. 1 (Gordon Schul
539 2657: T E A A 3 (Howard
Rickman 536) 2778.
Copco 0 (Don Harper 4931 2720
m tf-k Vt1 A iH... Turner i 9C 1 R
tr . . - fim, o Willi Fi-hi- 5fl9)
2613; W & O 2 (Leo Webster 540)
2676.
Wettisde 3 (Erhardt Blind 591)
2918; Ross Lbr. 1 (Art Williams
501 1 2731.
t u ..-,. 1 iTr- Ball K121 2701!
LaliUCI Ml w --- v r
Barbers 1 (Jack Vance 507 1 2647.
Hi-Wav Lbr. 3 (Andy Anderson
5671 2909; F N B 1 (Larry Claris
509 J 2732.
EVERGREEN LEAGUE
Standings: - W.
Medford Blowpipe Co. 25
R O Stephenson Lbr. Co. 22
Seven Up Bottling Co. .. 22
Tru Mix Construction Co. 19'
' L.
11
14
14
: 16'i
16 ',
17
18
19
21
21
22
26
Medford Steel One
Big Y Market
Knights of Columbus
Barco Supply Co.
Jav Allen Co. -
19!:
19
18
17
15
15
Safeway Stores
Kogap Lumber Industries 14
Medfrod Steel Two 10
Results:
Stephenson 1 (Clyde Ramsey o64)
2823; Blowpipe 3 (John Tomhn 628)
28K of C 1 (Lee Meeker 454) 2643;
Big Y 3 (Floyd Hayner 499) 2737.
? Up 2 (Pete Vorbeck 517) 2730;
Barco 2 (Bud Judy 504) 2731.
Steel Two 1 (Harvey Sorenson
SOU 2738; Kogap 3 (Earl Lenz 520)
2835
Tru Mix 1 (Chuck Snedden 516)
2715: Jay Allen 3 (Leo Webster 522)
2730.
Steel One 3 (Bill Hopkins 488)
2737; Safeway 1 (Lee McGlU 555)
2689.
LADY ELKS NO. 2
Standings:
Hi-Lo
Jolly 3
The Antlers
Phoneys
PIC's
W.
20
. 20
L.
16
16
19',i 16!i
19 17
19
19
18',.
12
17
Stags
17
171.
24
Cussin' 3
Terrible Trio
Results:
Hi Lo 4 (Be mice Kazlett 318)
1441; Phoneys 0 (Polly Anderson
390. 1236.
Jolly 3 4 (Lucy Turner 467) 1195;
The Antlers 0 (Claudia Lowd 407)
1104.
Terrible Trio 1 (Rose Barr 440)
1267; Stags 3 (Vivian Knox 533)
1360.
Cussin Three 3 (Melvina Little
436) 1272; PIC's 1 (Irene Schroeder
434) 1212.
Vi Ma Rus vs. Astors, postponed
to Nov. 9.
High Game 200. Teddie Farrar.
Rose Barr converted two ident
ical splits 3-10.
ELKS LEAGUE
Standings:
Miss Fitt
Lively Five
W.
. 31
. 30
. 28
. 24
. 22
. 20 i
. 20a
. 19
. 15
. 10
L.
13
14
16
20
22
23,i
23 2
25
29
34
uypos :
Go Boys
Cementers
Alley Gators
PERS
Adairs
Wallflowers
Medics
Results:
PERs 3 (Hanson 488) 2362: Wall
flowers 1 (Lubbers 576) 2262.
Cementers 3 (Knox 537) 2139;
Medics 1 lHuntlfv 4i21 201 S.
Lively-Five 3 (DeVore 515 1 2225; i
Go Boys i (Mann 494) 2102.
Alley-Gators 0 (Phipps 507 1 2151;
Miss-Fitts 4 (Kessler 605) 2403.
Adairs 2 (Coats 533) 2247; Gypos
2 ( Kennedy 511) 2257.
EMPIRE LEAGUE:
Standings:
Dykes i'loor Covering
Jewel House
The Clock
Big Y Cleaners .
Dairy Smith
NuWay Cleaners
Food Basket
Western Thrift
Music Mart
Winnies Style Salon
Ekersons
Skinners
W.
24
19ta
16
16
15
15
15
14',i
14
12
10
L.
8
11
12 i
16
16
17
17
17
17,i
18
20
22
Results: .... .
Dvkes 2 (O. Wyatt 405) 1143;
Skinner's 2 (M. Janzer 478) 1194.
Jewel House 3 (P. Braack 449)
1257; Ekersons 1 (N. Larson 427)
1191.
The Clock 4 (E. Sessions 479)
1328; NuWay 0 (J. Pedcock 390)
1107.
Big Y 1 (E. Redfield 445) 1175;
Music Mart 3 (B. Hozlett 479) 1302.
Dairv Smith 3 (C. Sari 422) 1199;
Food Basket 1 (P. Melsted 417)
11B5.
Western Thrift 3 (D. Harris 459)
1295: Winnies 1 (J. wuson 4o)
i iq
Hieh series E. Sessions 479 B.
Hozlett 479.
High game E. Redfield 193.
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
-. i. OT. 1.
Timber Wolves 30 13',
r. H Mann ou 14
.f;ri.wt Painters 27
17
21
23
Trtoal Cement 23
laeai triitcm
Communication Workers 21
u.. 5. rw4H 20
24
Cove Valley Supply 19'i 24S
Tee Pee Plvwood 19 2s
Andy's Jewelers 19 25
Tab.e Rock Lumber 17 27
7 1ll t .
Timhcr Wolves 3 (D. Graham)
549 ) 2650: Hughes & Dodd 1 (Ce-
. . . -rt. o
Cll tiugnes ..
- Mann Co. 2 (Geo. Eads 565) 2745:
Midcoast 2 (Bob Roberts 597) 2715.
Ideal 1 t-SUl uay jd duj;
Table Bock 3 (Billy Jones 600)
71fi
Communication 4 (Lyle Brown
S79) 2709; Andy's 0 (Carl Perdue
549) 2454.
Cove Vallev 1 (Ted Jantzer 572)
1682; Tee Pee 3 (W. Anderson 571)
Hieh game Frank Driscoll 224.
High series Billy Jones 600,
Poison Oak?
Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL
mutt be satisfied er ou
money cheerfully refunded. Get a
prep quarter-finals and the
loser will come to the close
of its 1958 gridiron slate.
Grants Pass seeks, its first
play-off spot since 1953. Med
ford won clear cut district
banners in 1954, 1955 and
1956. The Tornado and Cave
men knotted for the crown
last year and Medford moved
into the quarter-finals by dis
trict vote. The two enter the
league finale once more with
equal 3-0 district records.
Tonight's winner will be
host next Friday or Saturday
to the District 5 champ which
means probably a second
game this season with Marsh-
field. The Pirates of Coos Bay
will be "in" if they lick North
Bend tonight. Roseburg is still
in the Midcoast loop race but
can only tie for the title. This
would take an Indian win
over Cottage Grove tonight
and a Marshfield loss to the
NB Bulldogs. And the Pirates
likely still would get the dis
trict nod on the basis of a 27
to 0 triumph over Roseburg.
GP Enthusiasm High
Enthusiasm for the District
6 finale has been building
high in Grants Pass all week
and pre-game activities were
climaxed by a big pep rally
last night in which Cavemen
rooters "burned the Black
Tornado." O n Wednesday
night the GP gridders ban
queted and dedicated the
game to their mothers.
No such exuberance has
been apparent in Tornado
land, although feeling for the
fracas has picked up at Med
ford High school and the foot
ballers have indicated an in
ward tension which could
erupt with gale-like force on
Caveman field.
Medford, with a multiple
single wing and T offense will
utilize the running of such
backs as Skip Bennett, Ron
Reich, ' Ken Durkee, Gerry
Lyons, Dan Sieg and Leonard
Griggs and the passing of Bob
Pond and others against the T
attack of Grants Pass. Jack
Dean spearheads the Caveman
ground game and other pack-
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DEFENDS FOR TORNADO-One
bers of the Medford high football defensive platoon is Gary
Winetrout, above, a 216-pound
mates have permitted only
against them this season. They
evening when they play at Grants Pass in the game deciding
the District 6 A-l championship.
ers include Oscar Nealy, Ray
Meek, Hugh Brown and Mar
vin Terry. Dick Hayes is the
major passer.
Ragsdale Missing
The Tornado no doubt will
feel the loss of Dick Rags
dale, who has been .its top
passer and has done a fair
amount of ball toting. Doubt
ful player for Grants Pass is
Terry. He may not suit up.
Both Terry and Ragsdale have
knee injuries.
1 e0Har IWJ I
of the stout-hearted mem
senior. He and his platoon-
one touchdown to be scored
hope to be as successful this
Medford has some other
cripples who'll be on hand
but not at full strength. Gerry
Lyons, who nas played at left
halfback ahead of . Ragsdale
and has been the workhorse
ball carrier, will play but he
wasn't in the starting plans
of Coach Fred Spiegelberg
this morning. Lyons hurt a
calf muscle at Ashland last
week and has since been laid
up by flu. Ken Durkee is ex
pected to open the game at
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Titles Go
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Prep Tiffs
United Press International
The titles go on the line
tonighl in Oregon high
school football action with
playoffs just around the cor
ner. - North Salem and Pendle
ton have clinched a playoff
game against each other and
the six other spots may be
settled before the night is
over.
The biggest game in the
state sends Medford, second
ranked and unbeaten, to
Grants Pass. The winner
gels the district 6 crown.
Medford is the favorite but
the fifth-ranked Cavemen
might make it rough.
JEFF PICKED
Jeffersont the unbeaten
state champ, is expected lo
wrap up its Portland crown
by beating Cleveland. Roos
evelt is only a game out of
first place and a Cleveland
upset would give the Ted
dies a tie should they get by
Benson. The Jeff-Cleveland
game will feature an indi
vidual battle between Raye
Renfro of Jeff and Norm
Patera of Cleveland, both of
whom have broken Bobby
Grayson's all-time Portland
prep scoring record.
Third-ranked Marshfield
seeks to wrap up another
title in its traditional game
with North Bend. .
Astoria, rated fourth, is
favored over Gresham for
the district 3 title. West
Linn can wrap up the dis
trict 4 crown by downing
Tillamook and Wy'East can
win district 2 by downing
Molalla.
that position. End Pete Ras
mussen is still troubled by a
swollen knee.
Both clubs field tough de
fenses. Medford's platoon has
given up only one touchdown
in seven games this year while
Grants Pass has yielded only
four in as many contests.
Should the two clubs dead
lock as in 1957 the matter of
district representative will be
settled on the spot on the
basis of total net yardage.
This yardage will include
rushing,' passing, punt and
kick-off returns and pass in
terception runs.
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Gunners Sight
For Turk Shoot
Two practice sessions are
billed at Medford Gun club j
this month before the first
big shoot of the season.
Practice shoots on Sundays,
Nov. 9 and 16, point to the
Thanksgiving turkey shoot on
Sunday, Nov. 23. Hams, as
well as turkeys, will be prizes
for the pre - Thanksgiving
event.
Martin Clogston shattered
100-straight clay pigeons in
practice shooting last Sunday
at 16 yards and he broke 24
of 25 handicap targets. F.
Bendell and Tony Hoover
cracked 49 of 50 at 16 yards.
$105,000 FOR HORSE
Harrisburg, Pa.-(UPD-A six
owner syndicate headed by
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Alignment
Plans Fair
Memphis, Term. -flJPD- Plans
for a drastic realignment of
the minor leagues failed to
reach first base today after
two days of talks.
Only two concrete develop
ments came out of the meet
ing. The American association
authorized Milwaukee to shift
its franchise from Wichita to
Louisville and the South At
lantic league added Asheville,
N.C., and Columbus, Ga., to
its loop.
"But that wasn't realign
ment," one delegate pointed
out. "The ' Braves merely
switched their franchise from
one club to another in the
same league and Asheville
and Columbus didn't have
ball clubs last year."
The talks collapsed when
the American association
tried to get Fort Worth from
the Texas league. The Texas
league replied: "Take Dallas,
Houston and Fort Worth all
three or none at all."
L-C Hosts
Willamette
United Press International
Willamette, the natio n's
10th -ranked small college
football team, makes its only
Portland appearance Satur
day in an attempt to keep
its unbeaten string going.
The Bearcats will try to
wrap up the Northwest Con
ference title with a spotless
record when they go up
against Lewis and Clark. -
Two other conference games
also are scheduled. College of
Idaho goes to Walla Walla to
meet Whitman and Pacific is
at Linfield.
Stan (King) Solomon of
Willamette leads the loop in
rushing with 669 yards in 94
carries for a 7.1 average.
Charlie Alvaro of College of
Idaho tops the passers with
904 yards on .63 completions
in 139 attempts. Other lead
ers include Hank Crawford of
Linfield with 24 pass recep
tions, Keith' Driver of Wil
lamette with a 39.2-yard punt
ing average and Solomon with
75 points.
Royce McDaniel of Lewis
and Clark was named the top
back of last week and Denny
Mihm of Willamette the top
lineman.
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Plans for a St. Mary's var-
sity-Medford high junior var
sity football game on Satur
day have been cancelled, it
was announced yesterday.
Coach Bill .McKibbin of St.
Mary's said that Crusader
athletes will begin basketball
practice next Monday.
St. Mary's won . two of its
football games and lost, five
this fall. They gained another
decision in the win column by
a forfeit from Talent.
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