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
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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.
Also: TCU over Mar
quette, Arkansas over Har
din Simmons, Texas Tech
over Arizona and Tempe over
Texas Western.
The Pros - A
Baltimore over New York,
Chicago Cardinals over Wash
ington, Cleveland over De
troit, Chicago - Bears over
Green Bay, Philadelphia over
Pittsburgh and Los Angeles
over San Francisco.
MAIL TRIBUNE. Medford, Ortgen, Friday. November 7. 195S
Lane, Godih
To Collide
Syracuse, N.Y. - (CPD -Shouts
for a shot at the title,
usually the favorite post-fight
cry of a winning boxer, are
coming from the corner of
lightweight contender Kenny
Lane who- meets former
French champ Lahouari
Godih tonight in a nationally
televised 10-rounder.
Jack Kearns, co-manager
of Lane, a southpaw from
Muskegon, Mich., said that de
spite Johnny Busso's verdict
over lightweight king Joe
Brown in Miami Wednesday
night, his boy remained first
in line for a chance at the
135-pound crown.
"After all," Kearns said,
"Lane is Still the number one
contender and he put up a
good fight against Brown last
July in the title fight. He cer
tainly earned a re-match."
Aborigines living in tribes
in the wilds of Northern Aus
tralia forbid a man to marry
a woman who speaks the
I same language as himself.
Footballer Dies
During Tussle .
Cleburne, Tex. (UPD An
other high school football
player has died during a game
in Texas.
Ronnie Kirkpatrick, 16,
fullback for the Cleburne
High school 'B" team, col
lapsed after playing only on
offense, at the end of the first
quarter in a game here Thurs
day night.
Another high school player
died earlier this week in a
game at Phillips, Tex.
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