Big Tackle
Bulwarks
Flier Line
A 268-pounder, who is the
fastest lineman on the squad,
"will be seen in action Tues-
day when a service-man's
. football team engages South
ern Oregon college at the
. Medford stadium.
The player is Paul Daugh
erty. He is a tackle for the
: Moffett Naval Air Station and
. is a bulwark in a quick hard
charging line which has been
.. a big factor in taking the
Fliers to a 6-1 record this
: fall.
Daugherty at 6-6 is the big
? gest among the big on the
Moffett team. Other hefties of
' the starting line are Dick
lLowry, 210-pound guard, and
.. James Jones, 194, tackle.
r; The Fliers will be minus
:the services of their regular
fullback, Dick Snyder, but
will have their dipsy-do half
: back sensation, Calvin Camp-
; bell, and crafty quarterback
Dick Olivas.
:' Hurt la Mishap
: Snyder, one of the main
' guns when Moffett trimmed
' the Raiders 40 to 25 at the
;. start of the fall campaign
was hurt when his jet plane
caught fire recently He in
jured a leg going through the
canopy when ejected from his
plane. Snyder is a 215-pound
er who played three years at
the U. S. Naval Academy.
, Campbell is the most talked
, about player on the Flyer
. squad. He's received pro con
tract offers from the Green
Bay Packers and Vancouver
Lions. Six other National
? Football league clubs are
"'looking his way The dusky
halfback is 170 pounds of
i greased lightning.
Olivas, short and chunky,
Is an able field, general .who
passes-well. He played a year
: at Pasadena ' Junior college
and last year was all-12th
Naval district.
The Fliers' only loss has
.been to San Quentin prison,
34 to 28. They come for the
holiday game after playing
Oregon Tech at Klamath
Falls last night. . , -
MedfcrihTribuni
Radio Station Gives
Tickets In Contest
. Sandra Grimes, 115 Alder
;st., will get two free tickets
to the Medford - Marshfield
'high football game as a result
'of a radio station KYJC con
test. .
; The tickets were offered for
the 500th person to telephone
.Inquiring Saturday eoncern
. lng the Medford - Grants Pass
high grid ruckus.
Actually Sandra was the
801st one to call. The 500th
hung up 'before he could be
Informed of the prize,
.-r. The calling began in early
-morning and the winning call
tame at 12:46 p.m.
Houston, Tex. - CPD - Quar
terback Joe Caldwell threw a
64-yard touchdown pass to
Pete Dawkins in the last 51
seconds of the game Saturday
to give wilting Army a 14-7
victory over. Rice's upstart
Owls.
PLAYS FLIERS HERE TUESDAY - Troy Bellah, above, is
one of the Southern Oregon college Red Raiders who'll meet
the Moffett Naval Air Station football team on Tuesday
afternoon, Nov. 11, at the Medford High stadium. Bellah
is a tackle from North Bend. He stands 5-11, weighs 210
pounds and is a one-year letterman. The game is set for 2 p.m.
and will be a highlight of Veterans Day festivities. .
Red Raiders Subdue
Eastern Oregon. ans
Ashland - Southern Oregon
college put its 1958 Oregon
Collegiate conference football
season in the history book
here Saturday afternoon, turn
ing back Eastern Oregon 19
to 12 in a homecoming skirm
ish. They finished with a 2-2
record in the circuit.
.The Red Raiders are not
through for the fall, however.
They play their second game
in four days Tuesday meeting
Moffett Naval Air Station in
a Veteran's Day tussle at Med
ford. Game time will be 2 j
p.m.
Eastern got the jump in
yesterday's encounter with a
first panel marker. The Moun
taineers 'blocked a Tony
Brauner unt on the eight yard
line. George Aliverti swept
over from the one. SOC tied
it in the second quarter.
Lance Locke rolled for six
yards with 46 seconds left: in
the half. . ' , '
Brood Scores
The Raiders nabbed advan
tage of Neil Green's fumble
recovery on the EOC 36 and
Brood - went across the pay
line from . the one. But the
fracas 'was squared again on
a John Houk pass to Aliverti
for 36 yards.
Southern Oregon then broke
the deadlock with the two
yard off tackle run by Eldon
Francis. Locke ran the extra
point.;
The raiders led in first
downs 12 to 7 and in net
yards gained 170 to 143.
Brood had 56 and 45 punt
runbacks..for the SOC grid
crew, , '
The setback completed the
EOC conference schedule
without a league triumph in
two years.
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Hornets Tip
McLoughlin
In Finale
Hedrick Junior High yield
ed the margin in yardage and
took the edge In touchdowns
Friday afternoon to trim Mc
Loughlin 13 to 6 in a ninth
grade grid battle at the senior
high field.
It was the first Hornet
ninth grade football decision
over McLoughlin in four years
of rivalry and wound up the
season for both schools.
Breaks were utilized for all
the scores. ' McLoughlin
crossed the goal in the early
minutes of the game, recover
ing a Mike McCullough fum
ble on the Hedrick 43 on the
opening kick-off. Five plays
moved the pigskin to the 16
yard line and George Clear
water circled right end to
score.
Hedrick tied up the mix in
the second quarter when John
Fisher scooped the ball on a
Mac backfield muff and toted
it to the Bulldog 18-yard line.
McCullough circled the right
flank to go the rest of the
way.
Pass Intercepted
Dave Irving intercepted a
Craig Laurence of McLough
lin pass in the third quarter,
giving the Hornets possession
on their own 43. One play
lost a yard but on the next,
McCullough busted through
right tackle and outran the
opposition for a 59-yard jour
ney to the goal. Irving passed
to Norman Olson for the con
version. -
McLoughlin drove deep into
Hedrick territory on four oc
casions after ; its . score and
more than doubled the Horn
ets inn net yardage but was
the victim of the East Side
team's clutch tackling and its
own lack? of scoring punch.
Bulldog surges went to the 10
yard line and to the eight in
the second quarter and to the
15-yard mark and the one
foot line in the fourth, period.
A motion penalty hurt the
Bulldogs on final drive after
a pass had given them first
down on the Hedrick one.
The infraction put them back
to the six. Four plays later
Hedrick had the ball and ran
one down before the final
signal.
,. McLoughlin had 283 net
yards rushing and passing to
Hedricks 138 and the fourth
down margin was 14 to four.
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Late WSC Touchdown Earns
7-0 Victoiy Over (LDSC .
Pullman, "Wash.- (CPD -Soph-more
halfback Ted Cano
sparked Washington State
college to a late touchdown
and a 7-0 victory over Oregon
State Saturday and moved the
Cougars into top contention
for a bid to the Rose Bowl.
The inspired Cougars,
thwarted twice by intercep
tions which halted deep
marches, finally went all the
way with three minutes left
to play and knocked the Beav
ers out of first place in the
Pacific Coast conference.
Washington State played
inspired ball despite the slip
pery field that held the vaunt
ed Oregon State single wing
attack in check with only one
exception, but could not
muster a payoff drive itself,
although WSC controlled the
ball for much of the game
period.
But they cashed in when
an Oregon State quick kick
wobbled off the foot of half
back Dainard Paulson and
skidded out of bounds on the
OSC 43 in the fourth period.
It took ten plays to score the
only touchdown.
It was Cano who legged it
around left end 11 yards for
a first down on the Oregon
State 14 after it appeared the
drive might bog down. An
other big break for the Cou
gars put the ball on the one
because of a penalty for rough
ness. Then Cano plunged over
and the 17,500 homecoming
f ahs howled with delight.
Halfback Lee Schoeder boot
ed the extra point after a
clipping penalty moved the
ball back to the 18.
Washington State had made
two" serious threats earlier but
interceptions halted them,
and Oregon State's only real
serious march also ended with
an interception. That came in
the fourth period when the
up-the-middle Beavers came
from their 19 to the Washing
ton State 29. Center Marv
Nelson hauled in Paulson's
pass and the Beavers could
not muster another march.
Before that, their best ef
fort was a move to the Wash
ington State 35 in the first
half.
WSC, mixing its ground
and air game, surged to the
Rooks 28-0
Pullman -(CPD The Wash
ington State Coubabes broke
loose with three touchdowns
in the fourth quarter of a jun
ior varsity game here Jfriday
to crush the Oregon State
Rooks, 28-0.
Coubabe quarterback Mel
Melin launched two pay-dirt
passes in the final period after
the Coubabes' 8-0 lead in the
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Beaver 19 in the fourth period
but wingback John Horillo
intercepted quarterback Dave
Wilson's pass and Horillo
nabbed Chuck Morell's pass
in . the second period after
WSC had moved to the OSC
13.
STATISTICS
WSC
FirsrrUowns 15
Rushing yardage 106
Passing yardage 98
Passes 10-18 a '
Passes intercepted bv 2
Pur.ts- 5-45.4 '
Fumbles lost 0
Yards penalized 78
OSC
11
131
0
0-4
' 2
6-37.4
0
71
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sunday, November 9. 1958
first three periods. Ends Harry
West and Garvis Feeney
scored on the aerials and Ken
Clark added the third WSC
touchdown with a pass from
0 yards out.
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