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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1958)
Red Raiders Engage bounties In Homecoming Football Fray Ashland Preparation for Homecoming festivities have become more involved at Southern Oregon college as this week progresses and the Raider football squad has spent-plenty of its time on the field polishing for its share of the celebration. Southern Oregon gridders oppose Eastern Oregon at 2 'p.m. on Saturday on Fuller field In the Homecoming hassle. v New offense of the Raiders has continued to be the topic of conversation and concentra tion off the gridiron and on. It's the main problem on the practice area. Mistakes of last week's Seattle Rambler skirmish are being corrected and left formation plays are being Inserted into the wing T along with those set up for the right. The whole Ashlander aggre gation appears in near top shape for the Mountaineer en counter. SOC has been pro nounced in its best physical condition of the fall. Only Al South is sidelined because of injury. Del Brood has been the top running back' in the Raider camp this week. He will team with Laval Meunier at half- beck against EOC. Terry Mau rer is billed for fullback du- j ties. Lance Locke s running . ability is expected to give him starting nod at quarterback. 'Knack of running with the ball, as well as heaving it, is needed to make the wing T go. Coach Al Akins has indicat ed that Jim McAbee and Larry Yarnell will start at ends. Al Sodaro and Bud Brittsan may be at tackles and Jim Tacchini and Troy Bellah at guards with 1957 all-conference choice Phil Sword, at center. All the seniors will be team captains for the Homecoming event. There are five, Maurer, Yarnell, Marion Jack, Don Dickson and John Godlove. In the event the Raiders pull off the Homecoming win it will give them a 3-5 record on the season and make them break even in Oregon Collegi ate conference play with a 2-2 record. This would also MEDFORDSfWHUBUNE Moffett Tilt Here To Provide Rarity Southern Oregon college and Moffett Naval Air field will provide a rarity for foot ball fans on Veterans day, Nov. 11, and they'll do it just by contending at the Medford stadium. Football above the high school level is an infrequent stretch the Mounties' record to no OCC wins in two years. TEAM STATISTICS (Total Offense) G TT G.Ave. Oregon Tech 8 1820 303.3 Oregon College 7 1720 243.7 Southern Oregon 7 1659 237.0 Portland State 7 1496 213.7 Eastern Oregon 7 1287 183.8 (Rushing) TC VG G. Ave. Oregon Tech .... 263 1045 171.4 Oregon College 339 1150 164.2 Eastern Oregon 291 1037 148.1 Portland State 300 909 '129.8 Southern Oreg. 283 721 . 103.0 (Passing) Southern Oregon . Oregon Tech Portland State Oregon .College . Eastern Oregon . PA 140 89 106 126 8? FC NTG 68 938 36 52 46 21 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (Rushinc) TC Kane. PSC 76 Turner, PSC 79 Green. OTI 75 Maurer, SOC 81 Everson. OTI 62 Clack. EOC 49 Gates. OCE 68 G. Aliverti. EOC .. 64 G. McKinney, EOC 34 M. Marquardt, OCE 61 J. Kapp. OCE 38 C' Wilson. OTI 41 J. Williams. EOC - 43 O. Foster. OTI 24 H. Graves. OCE 40 L. Meunier. SOC 17 J. Flue. OCE A. Leach. OTI ... E. Francis. SOC , W. Pont. OCE D. Brood, SOC . (Passing) 24 30 40 24 33 NG 401 381 354 301 297 260 236 218 217 206 193 190 163 145 139 138 138 128 121 112 109 PA PC Jack Brown. SOC . 104 52 Jim Bowlen. OCE .... 72 31 Harv Neffendorf, PSC 50 26 Charley Ganter. OTI 61 22 Ward Sayles. PSC 37 20 Lance Locke, SOC i 29 15 Roy Johnson, OTI .... 24 13 Charlie Harris. OCE 35 13 Jerry DeBorde. EOC 40 11 775 587 570 250 Ave. 5.2 48 4.7 3.7 4.7 53 3.4 3.4 6.4 3.3 5.0 4.6 3.7 6.0 3.4 8.1 5.7 4 2 3.0 4.6 3.1 NG 833 394 268 481 171 91 279 161 107 occasion on the Medford turf. The collegiate and the mili tary service elevens will pre sent the first such competi tion here in more . than two years. Southern Oregon last appeared on the Tornado grass in September 1956. So far as can be learned the Fliers will be the first service team to play at the stadium. Moffett has compiled, a 6-1 record for the season, includ ing a 40 to 25 triumph over the SOC Red Raiders. Only Flier loss has been to San Quentin prison. The service team from down below San Francisco will come to Med ford after playing Oregon Technical institute at Klam ath Falls. OTI whipped the Raiders of SOC 40 to 0. Campbell Stars A 170-pound halfback, Cal vin Campbell, is the main ball carrier for Moffett field. He has been picked to all-Navy and all-service teams. To the Raiders and the fans who saw the previous SOC-Moffett con test, Campbell needs no in troduction. For those who haven't seen him play,' the record speaks. He has scored 23 touchdowns and 10 two point conversions in seven games. That the Red Raiders want a triumph over the Fliers is no secret and, with the sting of the early defeat still felt, Southern Oregon reportedly has welcomed this second chance. Tickets can be purchased at Barker's Men's store, Home Appliance store and at the senior high school in Medford and at the Southern Oregon college business office and Eberhart's Sporting Goods ; -7 rir-V ) F - - A . ' :.. it r tm W0M -";' f i " " " " - ' RAIDER RECEIVER-Jim McAbee, above, has been an able pass receiver this fall for the throws of Southern Oregon col lege quarterbacks. The flankman will be in action when the Raider gridders face Eastern Oregon at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Homecoming game at Fuller field in Ashland. McAbee is also a letterman in basketball and baseball and was a three sport star also while in Talent High school. He'll also per form next Tuesday at the Medford stadium when the Red Raiders meet Moffett Naval Air field. Baylor Pays His Draft Dividend United Press International Rookie Elgin Baylor paid his draft dividend as he dumped in 26 points to lead the Minneapolis Lakers to a 103-101 comeback victory over the Philadelphia War riors. Baylor, a Seattle university AU-American in his first year of National Basketball associ ation play, led a second half drive . Thursday night" that gave the Lakers sole posses sion of first place in the West ern division. store in Ashland. The game is part of holiday activities arranged by the Jackson County Veterans Al lied council. OFFER BROWN $50,000 Milan, Italy - (UPD - World lightweight champion Joe Brown of New Orleans has been offered $50,000 to de fend his crown against Euro pean titleholder Dulio of Italy. Brown was decisioned by Johnny Busso in a non-title bout Wednesday night in Mi ami Beach, Fla. DESILU SLATES BOXERS Three vets of the squared circle will be on view Mon day, Nov. 17. via the nation's TV screens, in the Westing house Desilu Playhouse pro duction, "K. O. Kitty," star ring Lucille Ball, Aldo Ray and William Lundigan. The trio of pro fighters called in by Desilu as actors and tech nical advisers on the show are Fred Beshore, Vinnie De Car lo and Buddy Turman. Sport Parade OSCAR FRALEY Sports Writer United Press New York (UPD Fraley's follies and the week end foot ball "winners" as the horse pickers would run down a bunch of "hot tips." Gam Of The Week Notre Dame over Pitt - The Irish are four-point favor ites but if George Izo is as good as everybody seems to think he'll spark Notre Dame to a comfortable victory. The East Navy over Maryland Be in the picture. " Syracuse over Boston U. -Top effort needed. Rutgers over Lafayette -One best. Also: Corneltover Brown, Dartmouth over . Columbia, Princeton over Harvard, Penn over Yale, .Perm State over West Virginia, Holy Cross over Colgate, Boston College over Detroit and Del aware over Massachusetts. The Midwest Iowa over Minnesota Ac corded preference. Northwestern over Wiscon sin Been trying, be close Ohio State over Purdue -The blueplate special. Illinois over Michigan - May furnish contention; . Also: Michigan State over Indiana, Tulsa over Cincin nati, Villanova over Dayton, Oklahoma over Iowa State, Oklahoma State over Kansas State, Kansas over Nebraska and Colorado over Missouri. The West California over UCLA - Be battle to end. USC over Washington - Could prove troublesome. Oregon State over Wash ington' State - Looms stout rival. Also: Oregon over Stan ford, Air Force over Denver, Utah over Colorado State, New Mexico over Brigham Young, Idaho over Montana and Wyoming over Utah State. The South LUS over Duke - Should show way here. Auburn over Mississippi State - Has winning edge. Florida over Georgia - Not out of it. Also: Georgia Tech over Clemson, North Carolina over Virginia, South Carolina over Furman, Miami over Florida State, Alabama over Tulane, Vanderbilt over Kentucky, Mississippi over Houston and VMI over Lehigh. The Southwest - Army over Rice - Much the best. Texas over Baylor Al ways a threat. SMU over Texas Aggies - Improvement expected. 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