4 Loop Togas May
Be Settled Saturday
Br FRED DOWN
United Press International
Four conference champion
ships and as many as three
bowl bids may be clinched
next Saturday when the col
lege football season builds to
ward its grand climax with
renewals of old, upset-filled
rivalries.
Iowa, the nation's No. 1
team, already has won the Big
Ten's Rose Bowl berth and
Louisiana State, Oklahoma
and Clemson need only victor
ies next Saturday to be "in"
on the bowl gravy. LSU is
gunning for the Southeastern
conference's Sugar Bowl in
vitation while Oklahoma and
Clemson may meet in the Or
ange Bowl as champions of
the Big Eight and Atlantic
Coast conferences.
In addition. West Virginia
clinched the Southern confer
ence title by beating William
and Mary while a meeting be
tween Dartmouth and Cornell,
each 4-1, is expected to pro
duce the Ivy League champ
ion although Princeton, also
4-1 and playing Yale, still is
in strong contention.
Two Races Muddled
Two conference races
the Pacific Coast and the
Southweast Conference are
thoroughly muddled and prob
ably won't be straightened out
until Nov. 22. California (4-1)
is the current leader in the
PCC, with Washington State
(5-2) and Oregon State (4-2)
challenging. In the South
west, Texas Christian and
Rice are tied for first place
with 3-0 marks and should
still be tied when they op
pose each other, Nov. 22.
Rice plays Texas A&M (1-3)
next Saturday while TCU has
a somewhat tougher assign
ment against Texas 2-2.
LSU, second-ranked and a
50-18 victor over Duke Sat
urday night, still has power
ful challengers for the South
eastern title in Auburn (4-0-1)
and Mississippi (3-1) but un
doubtedly would clinch the
Sugar Bowl bid by beating
Mississippi State next Satur
day. Auburn is ineligible for
bowl competition and LSU
has beaten Mississippi.
Oklahoma is expected to
have little trouble beating
Missouri, which routed Colo
rado, 33-9 last Saturday but
has been beaten three times
while Clemson will be a
strong pick over five-times-beaten
North Carolina State.
Easy Assignments
f Syracuse . and Pittsburgh,
the Eastern independents
with high bowl hopes, have
relatively easy assignments.
Syracuse, which crushed Bos
ton University, 42-0, Friday
duce that score six-times- beat
en Colgate and Pittsburgh,
which nipped Notre Dame, 29
26, Saturday, will also be a
top-heavy pick over Nebraska,
1-4 in the Big Eight and 2-6
overall.
Other games which will at
tract national interest next
Saturday include Iowa vs
Ohio State and Northwestern
vs Purdue in the Big Ten;
Georgia vs Auburn and Geor
gia Tech vs Alabama in the
Southeast, Southern Methodist
vs Arkansas in the Southwest,
plus Army vs Villanova, No
tre Dame vs North Carolina,
Boston College vs Boston Uni
versity, and Rutgers vs Quan
tico Marines. Rutgers, the only
major perfect record team be
sides LSU, defeated Lafayet
te, 18-0, Saturday despite the
loss of ace tailback Bill Aus
tin.
Workmanlike Triumph
Iowa scored a workmanlike
28-6 triumph over winless
Minnesota as Willie Fleming
ran 46 and 63 yards for touch
downs and Randy Duncan
passed for two more tallies,
but second-ranked LSU, third-
ranked Army and fourth
ranked Auburn turned in
more eye-catching wins than
the top-ranked Hawkeyes.
LSU fell behind, 6-0, in the
first period but then pulled
out all the stops as Warren
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Rabb passed for two touch
downs and set up a third and
Bill Cannon tallied two touch
downs and kicked two extra
points. A 64-yard scoring play
with 51 seconds left, Joe Cald
well to Pete Dawkins, en
abled Army to win its heart
throbber with Rice, 14-7, and
Dick Wood, a fourth-string
quarterback, helped set a new
school passing record of 287
yards as Auburn ripped Mis
sissippi State, 33-14, and ran
its unbeaten string to 21
games.
Wisconsin beat Northwest
ern, 17-13, and Purdue tied
Ohio State, 14-14, in results
that wiped out Iowa's Big
Ten challengers, Mississippi
ran it up on Houston, 56-7,
the Air Force Academy nip
ped Denver, 10-7, on a late
field goal, North Carolina
walloped Virginia, 42-0,
Southern Methodist routed
Texas A&M, 33-0, and Geor
gia. Tech defeated Clemson,
13-0, in other key games.
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Boros Cops
Golf Prize
Atlanta - (UPD - His fellow
pros aren't kidding when they
call Julius Boros "the best
stretch in golf."
The popular Connecticut
Yankee, now playing out of
Mid Pines, N.C., turned in an
other strong finish Sunday to
walk off with the big share
of the purse in the $30,000
Carling Open tournament.
Boros sank a pair of birdies
on the final two holes for
a 2-over-par 74 and a 72-hole
total of 284. That was good
enough for a take home pay
of $8,500 $3,500 first-place
money and a $5,000 bonus for
repeating in the Carling,
which he won previously in
1954.
Boros needed those two bir
dies. Billy Casper of Apple
Valley, Calif., two strokes be
hind after 54 holes, was only
one back after Sunday's 16th
hole. Casper also birdied the
short par-3 17th but Boros
ended the threat on the final
hole by placing his approach
shot within three feet of the
pin, then sinking the putt.
Bill Collins, Baltimore, Md.,
had a 74-287 for third while
Pete Cooper of Lakeland, Fla.,
jhr had a 70, and Fred Haw
kins of El . Paso, Tex., who
had a 73, tied for fourth at
288.
Prep Scores:
SATURDAY GAMES
Beaverton 33. Clackamas 12
Umatilla 40, Stanfield 0
Hcppner 13. Echo 13
Vale 45, Lakeview 0
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Play-Offs
Portland -0.TD-A11 quarter
final berths in class A-l, A-2
and B have been filled for the
state football playoffs.
Vale was the last to gain a
quarterfinal berth and the
Vikings made it Saturday with
a 45-0 win over Lakeview.
Here's how the teams will
square off in quarterfinal ac
tion either Friday or Satur
day: Class A-l
Jefferson (District 1) at
Wy'east.
(District 2). X
Astoria (District 3) at West
Linn.
(District 4). X '
Marshfield (District' 5) at
Medford (District 6), Friday,
8 p.m.
Pendleton (District 7) at
North Salem (District 8), Sat
urday, 8 p.m.
Class A-2
Seaside (District 1) at Wil
lamina (District 2) Friday, 8
p.m.
Newport (District 3) at Ban
don (District 4). X
Oakridge (District 5) at Ea
gle Point (District 6). X
Vale (District 7) at Serra
Catholic, Salem (District 8). X
Class B
Tillamook Catholic (District
1) at Santiam of Mill City
(District 2), Friday, 8 p.m.
Mapleton (District 5) at
Maupin (District 6), Saturday,
1:30 p.m.
Umatilla (District 7) at Jo
seph (District 8), Saturday,
1:30 p.m.
X Time and date to be an
nounced. BOWLING
ROGUE ROLLERS
Standings: W. L.
First National Bank 27 9
Skeeters & Skeeters 25 11
Desert Service 23 i 12 Vx
OK Market 20 Vx 15 ',j
Economy Market 18 18
Henrys 18 18
Twin Plunges 17 19
Chucks Market 15 21
Kims 14','a 21','a
Kachina Room ... li'x 21',j
Harry & David 14 22
Elk Lumber 9 27 .
Results:
Chucks Mkt. 3 (Veal 494) 2016;
Kim's 1 (Morten 424) 1830.
Economy Mkt. 3 (Legg 435) 1851;
FNB 1 (Swanson 438) 1816.
Twin Plunges 4 (Stevens 430)
1865: Harry & David 0 (Knapp 389)
1777.
Elk Lumber 0 (Pratt 390) 1878;
Henrys 4 (Wong 408) 1929.
OK Mkt 1 (Williams 432) 1937;
Skeeters 3 (Smith 437) 2019.
Desert Service 2 (Ivie 436) 1935:
Kachina 2 (Patterson 435 1921.
Split conversions Loreita Morten
5-10. Jane Baker 5-8-10, Madeline
Legg 6-7-10, Rae Vanhorn 5-10,
Vera Findley 3-10. Vonnie Caneoose
3-10. Opal Stroup 4-5-7, Erika Goff
3-10. Nina Hollenback 5-7, Gwenn
Caster 5-10.
ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE
Standings: W. L.
Larrys Rich Maid 26 14
Domestic Laundry .. 24 Vx 15 ',i
CWA Local 9208 24 16
Fire Department 20Vx 19 ',i
State rorest .Patrol 20 IB
CF Van Lines 19 Vx 20 Vx
Willamette Valley Co. 19 Vx 20 li
Darrell Miller Co 19 21
Prospect Shopping 18 22
Piggly Wiggly 17 23
Kachina Room 16 24
Harry & David 12 28
Results:
Willamette 3 (Kreer 501) 2611;
Harry & David 1 (Mills & Skala
421) 2553.
Miller Co. 3 (Wyatt 487) 2696;
Domestic Ldry. 1 (Lue 483) 2861.
Kachina 1 (Henry 487) 2602; For
est Patrol 3 (Layton 493) 2619.
Van Lines 4 (DeGroot 523) 2833;
Shopping Center 0 (Hollenbeck
488) 2679.
Fire Dept. 1 (Johnson 486) 2703;
Piggv Wiggly 3 (Wynn 485) 2688.
Rich Maid 1 (Peterson 517) 2582;
CWA 3 (Brereton 472) 2616.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Standings: W. L.
Eagles 26 14
Red Blanket Lumber Co. 25 15
Kims 23 17
City Hall 22 18
National Cash Register 21 19
Desert Service 21 19
Graham Electric 19 21
Rail Rogues 19 21
Oregon Roof & Paint Co. 18 22
Standard Oil Co 18 22
Richfield Oil Co 18 22
Snoboys 11 29
Results:
Cash Register 2 (Fluck 512) 2866;
Richfield 2 (Dunphy 521) 2890.
Standard Co. 3 (Patterson 518)
2813; Snoboys 1 (Kelly 545) 2746.
Graham Elec. 2 (Baker 507) 2684;
Oregon Roof 2 (Clark 531) 2679.
Eagles 1 (Liddell 514) 2618; Kim's
3 (McNeel 484) 2771.
Rail Rogues 3 (Kidd 501) 2759;
Red Blanket Co. 1 (Hertager 475)
2673.
Desert Service 4 (Wyatt 526)
2716; City Hall 0 (Snedden 489)
2658.
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Independent Hoop
League To Be Made
Up of Six
Six teams will make up the
Southern Oregon Independ
ent Basketball league in its
first year of operation, it was
decided at a meeting in
Grants Pass Sunday. Teams
committed to the new league
are Riddle, Grants Pass, Butte
Falls, Hawkinson Tire of Med-
Football
SATURDAY COLLEGE GAMES
Pacific 7, Linfield 7
Oregon Tech 53, Moffett AFB 12
Cal Poly 16. Montana State 6
San Diego Marines 25. San Diego
State 0
San Francisco State 20, Sacra
mento State 18
Nevada 22, Humboldt State 12
Fresno State 22, Long Beach
State 6
British Columbia 47, Oregon Col
lege 26
Western Washington 19, Central
Washington 18
Redlands 22, Occidental 18
Whittier 29. Pomona 15
Cal Poly (Pomona) 35 Mexico
Poly 14
Cal Western- 42, Cal Tech 42
Chico State 46, Alameda NAS 0
Withrow
Golf Victor
Harry Withrow won the
fall golf handicap tourney at
Rogue Valley Country club.
He had a 206 net with 67
72 67 count for the three
18-hole rounds. Withrow is a
27-handicapper.
The tourney, in progress for
several weeks, concluded on
Sunday.
Joe Moore, a 16-handicap-per,
was second with 72-71
68211.
Three players had 212 nets.
They were Jerry Cottingham,
Deane Lambert and Dr. Ralph
Odell. Other top scores were
Bob Van Duker, 214 and
George Stacey and Lloyd
Pope, each 215.
The holiday handicap will
start on December 1. Men are
asked to choose their partners
and to sign up at the pro shop.
Beavers Chance
Mighty Slender
Corvallis (UPD Oregon
State still has a chance to go
to Pasadena on New Years
day but it is a slim one.
The Beavers just about end
ed all possibility of returning
to the Rose Bowl Saturday by
dropping a 7-0 contest to the
Washington Slate Cougars,
who also hold a slim chance
of going to the bowl.
The game was a must win
for both schools as California
returned to the front of the
PCC with a record of 4-1 with
two PCC games remaining.
Oregon State has a 4-2 mark
with two games left and WSC
has a 5-2 mark with one game
remaining.
The Cougars and Beavers
fought a scoreless duel for
three quarters before a bad
Oregon State punt and a per
sonal foul penalty against the
Beavers gave WSC its scor
ing chance.
Shue, Arizin
Pour In Points
United Press International
Gene Shue and Paul Arizin
were point-pouring in mid
season form during the week
end.
Shue reached a National
Basketball association high
for the campaign as he drop
ped in 45 points to give the
Detroit Pistons a 136-133 vic
tory over the Boston Celtics
in a Sunday afternoon game.
Arizin sank 42 in leading
the Philadelphia Warriors to
a 106-92 triumph over the
hapless Cincinnati Royals on
Sunday night.
In the only othtx game,
Dolph Schayes sank two long
set shots in the dosing min
utes as the Syracuse Nation
als beat the Minneapolis Lak
ers, 101-97.
George Bay, Southwest of
Cape Breton Island, was
known as St. Louis Bay un
til 1781.
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ford and Southern Oregon
College junior varsity. The
sixth team will be sought
from Medford.
Final details of operation
and election of officers will
be completed at a meeting to
be held in Medford on Sun
day, Nov. 23, it was decided.
At yesterday's meeting rep
resentatives voted for each
team to furnish a referee for
each game. The schedule will
be drawn on a round-robin
basis with each team playing
10 league games. Consider
able discussion centered
around joining the Amateur
Athletic Union with the mat
ter being left to the descre
tion of each team with no
official league action being
taken.
Tornado-Pirate
Tickets Sold
Out In Hurry
Available reserved seat
tickets for the Medford-Marsh-field
high football game were
sold out in short order here
this morning.
The state A-l quarter-finals
game is here Friday night.
Ticket sale opened about
6:45 p.m. and the tickets were
gone by 7:20 a.m., the high
school office reported. Some
fans were on hand at the
school as early as 4 a.m., it
was said.
Seats sold did not include
those occupied during the fall
by season ticket holders. The
season tickets are not good for
the play-off game but holders
have until Wednesday at 5
Pkm. to purchase their s-.ne
seats. The high school r-fice
will be open from 8 a.m. until
noon on Tuesday, Veterans
Day.
Meet Second Time
Reserves not claimed by the
Wednesday deadline will go
on general sale.
Medford and Marshfield col
lide on the Medford turf for
the' second time this season.
The Black Tornado of Med
ford won a non-league game
3 to 0 in early October.
Marshfield is the champion
of District 5. Medford tied
with Grants Pass in District
6 and gained the quarter-final
on the basis of advantage in
net yardage in its scoreless
tussle with the Cavemen.
MAY LOSE QUARTERBACK
Salt Lake City, Utah-(UPD-
Quarterback Lee Grosscup
may be lost to the University
of Utah for the rest of the
season. X-rays will be taken
today to determine if the
Utah passing ace suffered a
broken collar bone in Satur
day's 20-0 loss to Colorado
State university.
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Jordan Chance
Jeopardized
Los Angeles (UPD Don
Don J o r d a n's scheduled
chance at Virgil Akins' wel
terweight title Dec. 5 appear
ed to be in "double jeopardy"
today because of his alleged
attempt to settle an argument
with a bow and arrow.
Jordan, rated the world's
outstanding 147-pound con
tender by Ring magazine, was
jailed with a friend Saturday
night when two women charg
ed he shot arrows at them
after they asked him to move
his car.
Jordan, 23, and the com
panion, Edmond Marcillas, 19,
were promptly booked for as
sault with a deadly weapon.
Jordan was freed Sunday on
$500 bail but ordered to ap
pear Thursday in Superior
Court for a hearing.
Promoters Cal and Aileen
Eaton announced Sunday
night that they were going
ahead with plans to stage the
televised championship fight
at Olympic auditorium "on
schedule."
Little Rock Told
To Integrate
St. Louis - (UPD - The Eighth
U.S. Court of Appeals today
ordered Little Rock, Ark.,
school authorities to proceed
with integration plans "in ac
cordance with' the court's
prior orders."
The court also directed the
district court at Little Rock
to enjoin school board Presi
dent William G. Cooper and
Superintendent Virgil T. Blos
som from leasing school build
ings for private, segregated
operation.
The action set aside U.S.
District Judge John E. Miller's
dismissal of a petition by the
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored Peo
ple for an injunction prevent
ing the school leasing. Miller
had ruled that the petition
must be considered by a three
judge court because it consti
tuted a ruling , on Arkansas
law.
In its decision, the federal
court here said the petition did
not challenge the constitution
ality of Arkansas Acts No. 4
and No. 5. Both acts were
backed by Gov. Orval Faubus,
and gave him power to call a
special election on the inte
gration question and close the
schools if voters back segrega
tion. A Connecticut law makes it
illegal to entice a neighbor's
bees.
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Air Force Probes
Rocket Failure
Cape Canaveral - (UPD - Air
Force rocketeers poured over
coded data today in an effort
to learn why the third stage of
their third moon rocket failed
to fire. But a project official
said the trouble probably was
just a broken wire.
"I doubt if we'll ever know
for sure what happened," said
the official, who could not be
named. "But it probably was
just a broken wire, All it takes
is a spark to ignite the third
stage, but we never had that
spark."
Up to the point at which the
third stage was supposed to
fire in the Saturday attempt,
it was learned, everything was
going perfectly. The first two
stages of the 52-ton moon bird
had achieved just the right
angle of flight and had sped
the pioneer payload up to the
speed necessary at that phase
of its flight.
Although the Army is i next,
the Air Force will not long re
main out of the space spot
light. It is expected to make
its first venture into the satel
lite field either in January or
February from Vandenberg
Air Force Base in California.
HAND BROKEN
New Brunswick, N.J.-IUPD-Bill
Austin, the nation's lead
ins maior colleee scorer, suf
fered two broken bones in his
left hand Saturday as unbeat
en and untied Rutgers scored
an 18-0 victory over Lafa
yette. EAGLES LOSE NORTON
Philadelphia - (UPD - Jerry
Norton, defensive back of the
Philadelphia Eagles suffered
a depressed fracture of the
left side of his face in Sun
day's game against the Pitts
burg Steelers. He will be lost
to the club for the rest of the
season. .
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clung to the sheer slippery
sides of El Capitan today in
a daring attempt to be the
first to scale the 3,604-fodt
granite monolith.
Early today, the climbers
were only 300 feet from the
top. They hoped to make it
by Tuesday, weather permit
ting. Ahead of them lay one of
the most perilous parts of the
ascent. At the very top was
an overhang which required
the. utmost ingenuity to sur
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