Sport
Parade
Mexico City -UPD- Fraley's
lollies and the weekend foot
ball "winners" and after all,
senors, they're your pesos.
Gam of the Week
Iowa over Notre Dame
The Hawkeyes always come
up big for this one and last
week they had to be looking
over Ohio State's shoulder to
ward another whack at the
Irish.
The East
Syracuse over West Vir
ginia Who invented basket
ball? Princeton over Dartmouth
Naismith copped the credit.
Rutgers over Columbia
But the Aztecs played it 1,000
years ago.
Also: Yale over Harvard,
Lehigh over Lafayette, Buffa-
BOWLING
LADY ELKS NO. 1
Standings:
W. L.
34i'i 9'i
32 Va II',
23 21
19 la 241'a
17 27
Ilia 32 li
Demi Lassie-
Wapiti
Maudlin Mamas .
Three Spares
Stumble Bums .
Wanedos
Results:
Demi Lassies 2 (Viv Knox 549)
1156: Maudlin Mamas 2 (Jane Kess
les 531) 1185.
Wanedos 1 (Wanda Booth 386)
1128; Wapiti 3 (Bernice Hazlett
432) 1183.
Stumble Bums 1 (Evelyn Straus
435) 1043; Three Spares 3 (Fran
Bi.tle 367) 1062.
Split conversions Evelyn Straus
4-9. Erma Gifford 5-10.
High game Jane Kessler 224.
LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE
Standings:
Ross Lumber
Hawkinson's .
W. L.
27 12 14
26 2 13
23 15
224 1714
22 18
2114 1814
21 IB
18 '22
17 23
IS 24 .
12 28 '
11 29
Jorgenson's ..
Wooden Shoe .
Peosi Cola
Crater Inn
Morning Fresh .
Silver Dollar
Union Club
K-DOV
Llnineer's .
Crater Logging
Results:
Ross Lumber 4 (J. Kessler 561)
2522; K-DOV 0 (- Ludwig 501)
2272.
Hawkinson 4 (V. Wilson 510)
2327; Silver Dollar 0 (E. Dickson
08 ) 2230.
Jorgenson's 2 (P. Gardner 533)
Z255; crater Logging - im. iang
aton 498) 2216.
Wooden Shoe 3 (V. Johnson 491)
2317; Union Club 1 (V. Cummings
809) Z313.
Pepsi Cola 4 (M. Clark 521) 2372;
Crater Inn 0 (H. Clark 498) 2312.
Morning Fresh 3 (S. Beck 447)
2111; Lininger s 1 (V. Findley 422)
2047.
Splits H Clark 4-7-10. T. Farrar
2-5-7. 5-6-10: G. Riggs 4-7-10; L.
Sacck 2-3-7. P. Gardner 4-10.
ROXV ANN LEAGUE
Standings:
Pacific Motor Trucking..
Chitwood and Stone
Medford Veneer and Ply.
Eagle Point Teachers
Cummings Agency
Stevens Corp.
First Christian One.
United Radio
Coca Cola
First Christian Three
Baker's Moulding ...
First Christian Two
W. L.
29 li 19 '4
26 la 13 la
26 14
26 14
22 18
18 22
1714 22Va
17 23
16 24
16 24
1514 24 4
10 30
Results:
P M T 3 (M. Amaro. 536): First
Christian Two 1 (G. Couch 543).
Medford Veneer 1 (T. Makris
490); Eagle Point T. 3 (E. Gregg
433).
Stevens Corp. 1 (C. Marrs 416);
Chitwood 3 (O. Stone 89).
Coca Cola 3 (O. Caster, 458); Ba
ker's 1 (A. Baker 443).
First Christian One 3. E. Purdy,
481); First Christian Three 1 (V.
Keyser 465).
United Radio 1 (F. Horton 481)
Cummings 3 (W. Anderson 521).
EMPIRE LEAGUE
Standings:
Dykes Flor Covering ,
The Clock
Jewel House
Nu Way Cleaners
Food Basket ,,
Big Y Cleaners
Music Mart
W. L.
31 9
2714 1214
24 16
22 18
21 19
20 20
.1714 2214
Ekerson's
17 23
Western Thrift
17
16
23
24
25
28
Dairy Smith
Winnie a style Salon 15
Skinner's Buick 12
Results:
Dykes 3 (A. Mitchell 490) 1291:
Music Hart 1 (B. Hazlett 466) 1253.
ine Clock 4 (b. sessions 43a)
1257; Winnie's 0 (J. Wilson 399)
1107.
Jewel House 3 (P. Braack 4711
1340; Big Y 1 (E. Redfield 469)
J.1B3.
Nu Way 4 (J. Pidcock 435) 1250
Dairy Smith 0 (S. Coulter 408)
1096.
Food Basket 3- (P. Mested 456)
1263: Western Thrift 1 (Stella Pu
ett 386) 1206.
Ekerson's 4. (D. Edwards 443)
1276; Skinners 0 (M. Jansen 407)
1171.
High series A. Mitchell 490.
High game B. Hazlett 189.
Split conversions T. Shelton 3-7,
B. Boyer 6-7. F. Coffin 5-8-10. B
Matiews 4-5-7. N. Larson 3-10.
GUTTER GANG
Standings:
Clave Construction
W.
15
9
7
L.
0
6
8
Team Four .
Cove Motors
Cove Variety
.. 6 9
Powder Puff Beauty Salon 5 10
Lady Lions 3 12
Results:
Powder Puff 0 (Ellen Callaghan
Z85) 1094; Clave 3 (Linda Eccie-
ston 269) 1164.
Cove Variety 0 (Karen Walton
234) 1072: Cove Motors 3 (Eda Lar
son 269) 12o2.
Lady Lions 0 (Joanie Callaghan
162) 1034: Team Four 3 (f am van
derlip 210) 1164.
High came Delberta Spain 155
High series Ellen Callaghan 285.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
First Round Standings:
(Final)
Quality Market
Patterson's Bakery
Cubby's Drive In
Bates Candy Co.
33
32
29
26
23
22
19
18
17
17
16
12
11
12
15
18
Kim s
21
Al Sodaro Agency
22
Medford Paint Store
Mail Tribune
Davis Trasnfer & Storage
Clave Construction Co.
Morning Fresh Bread
Alexander & Brown Insur.
2;
26
27
27
28
32
Results:
Bates 4 Chas. McWhorter 13)(
2721; Davis 0 Swede Larson 555)
2580.
Cubby's 3 Marsh Ramsby 607)
2600; Kim's 1 Oliver McNeel 554)
2526.
Sodaro 4 Lee Bex 579) 2751; Trib
une 0 Spaunhorst 561) 2613.
A & B 1 Frank Chapman 578)
2554; Quality 3 Harold Vessey 577)
2713.
Patterson's 3 Bob Dyer 552) 2603:
M F Bread 1 Karl Johnson 582)
2595.
Med. Paint 2 Dale Graham 560)
2509; Clave Const. 2 Del Ross 518)
2492.
(By taking the first round. Qual
ity Market qualified for play-offs
next spring for the full season
cbainpioaship.)
By
OSCAR F HALEY
Sport Writer
United Pre
In over Bucknell. Boston Uni
versity over Connecticut, Holy
Cross over Marquette, Temple
over Hofstra and Villanova
over Quantico.
The Midwest
Northwestern over Illinois
Maximilian's palace is a pip.
Ohio State over Michigan
His swimming pool even had
an island.
Purdue over Indiana His
wife's pool was as big as a
midget's bath tub.
Also: Wisconsin over Min
nesota, Oklahoma over Ne
braska, Michigan State over
Kansas State and Missouri
over Kansas.
The West
California over Stanford
The drivers here are dare
devils.
Oregon State over Oregon
They break up cars iasier
than thev can be imported.
UCLA over Southern Cali
fornia Pedestrians, too.
Also- Washington State over
Washington, Iowa State over
San Jose State, COP over ban
Diego State, Air Force over
New Mexico and Wyoming
over Brigham Young.
The South
Auburn over Wake Forest
Zapata must have been a
great man.
LSU over T u 1 a n e He
fought all over Mexico.
North Carolina over Duke
And, at this altitude, that's
a lot of fighting.
Alan- North Carolina State
over South Carolina, Tennes
see over Kentucky, Maryiana
over Virginia, Alabama over
MemDhis State. Georgia over
Citadel, Miami over Houston
and Boston College over Clem
son. The Southwest
Rice over TCU The golf
ers here at the Canada Cup
don't like Snead and Hogan
getting all the publicity.
Baylor over SMU They
figure they're overrated.
Arkansas over Texas Tech
And figure they'll be
beaten.
Tempe over Arizona
Which remains to be seen.
The Pros
Chicago Bears over Detroit,
Baltimore over Los Aneeles.
Cleveland over PhiladelDhia.
Chicago Cardinals over Pitts
bureh. San Francisco over
Green Bay, and Washington
over New York."
Rogue Steelhead
Fishing Slow '
Portland -(UPD- The weekly
report on hunting and fishing
conditions prepared by the
State Game commission:
Southwest: Population of
waterfowl about normal In
Douglas county; conditions
good for waterfowl shooting
in Coos county.
Jackson county will be
poor.
Steelhead angling on both
North and South Umpqua riv
ers slow; lower river muddy;
Coquille river has been clear
ing; Rogue river steelhead
fishing slow but may improve
by week end.
Santa Solves
Cops' Problem
Nuernberg, Germany -(UPD
-Santa Claus is better than a
policeman any time, especial
ly when you're five years old
and lost. Police know this for
they have children of their
own.
A friendly policeman found
5-year-old Manuela roaming
through the busy center of
Nuernberg and took her to the
station house. But Manuela
couldn't remember her last
name or her address.
She looked around the sta
tion then and saw a telephone
and asked if she could call
Santa Claus whom she had
just seen standing in front of
a department store.
Sure, said the cop, and he
called another policeman in
the next room. What would
you Like, for Christmas? he
asked, and Manuela told him
. . . a doll, a tea set, doll
clothes . . .
And which chimney should
the presents be brought
down, the Santa Slaus cop
asked. Manuela's memory re
turned. She gave her parents'
names, the street address and
a description of the house.
Pendleton Round-Up
President Elected
Pendleton -t!PD- R. K. John
Bauer, 42, Wednesday was
elected president of the Pen
dleton Round-Up association.
He becomes the youngest
president ever elected.
Bauer replaces Jack Stang
ier as Round-up president for
the coming year.
Osgoode Hall, lawyers'
school at Toronto was named
after William Osgoode, first
Chief Justice of Upper Can
ada in 1792.
FOUR BILLS OF EAGLE POINT The
"Four Bills," above, figure prominently in
the plans of the Eagle Point high football
team this week. Eagle Point will be host
to Vale on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in Oregon
A-2 semi-finals. Leaping for the goal post,
end Bill Hubbard (88) shows how high he
can go to outreach Viking pass defenders.
Looking on are teammates Bill McClure
Eagles Work to Open Offense
For Play-Off Mix With Vale
Eagle Point - Eagle Point
high footballers have been
working on spread formation
and passing plays this week as
they prep for- a state Class A-2
play-off game with high-ranked
Vale.
Vale's , Vikings raid the
Eagle aerie on Saturday with
kick-off time at 1:30 p.m. It
is an Oregon championship
semi-final. Winner engages
the Willamina-Bandon victor
on the. following week end
for the diadem. Willamina
and Bandon mix On Friday.
The Vikings come to Eagle
Point as defending champions
and riding on the crest of a
22-game triumph streak. They
feature a potent balanced
single wing attack headed by
Dick' Fulwyler, 195 -pound
fullback' and second leading
scorer in the state. The Vale
crew defensively boasts a for
ward wall with no man under
195 pounds. With that in mind
the Eagles seek to open up
their offense a bit.
Strengthening of pass pro
tection in order to get the ball
away is a particular objective
of Coach Tom Van Etten's
Eagle gang. The Vale for
wards charge hard and like
to crash in on the aerial
chucker.
Ground Assault Seen
. Eagle defenses are being
primarily primed to halt a
crushing Vale ground attack.
But EP plans to be ready for
passes too. The Vikings have
completed frequent touch
down passes but seem to stick
more to the ground until they
get ahead.
Van Etten has reported his
Eagle Pointers so far in good
physical shape this week.
He'll likely call upon the
usual line-up for his District
6 champions who beat Oak
ridge in quarter-finals last
week end. These are Bill Hub
bard and Ken Jorde ends;
Roger Hooper and Gary
Ayres, tackles; Dale Casey
and Mack Lemmon, guards;
Dave Huffman, quarterback;
Bill Turner, left halfback; Bill
McClure, right halfback, and
Portland Youth, 17,
Given Prison Term
Portland (UPD ' A 17-year-
old boy was sentenced to pris
on here Wednesday, the
fourth teenager to receive a
penitentiary sentence in re
cent days here. Lawrence L.
Pearce, Portland, received a
three-year term from Circuit
Judge Frank J. Lonergan af
ter pleading guilty to a burg
lary charge.
ASKS HOOP TAX CUT
Ipswich, England-(DPD-City
officials Wednesday rejected
William Morley's hula age ap
plication for a cut in tax
rates. Morley complained his
home no longer is the "nice
and quiet" place it once was
because a horde of boys and
girls daily hula-hooped it up
outside.
The University of Copen
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Bill Skeeters, fullback.
The Vikings are representa
tives of District 7 and licked
Serra Catholic of Salem last
week in the quarter-final. Half
their games this fall have
been against Idaho schools.
Fulwyler is recognized as
Vale's best all-round player.
He's tallied 182 points this
fall and is the club's top rush
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(28) and Bill Turner (45), halfbacks, and
Bill Skeeters (36), fullback. They lead the
Eagles in rushing and scoring. Eagle Point,
District 6 champ, downed . Oakridge last :
week in state play-offs. It is unmarred in
eight games this fall with schools of its
own class. Vale comes to Eagle Point rid
ing on a 22-game winning streak.
er. Up to the quarter final he
had gained 1,153 yards for a
7.1 per carry average. Bob
Bates is the No. 2 rusher and
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Fulwyler, Bates, end
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Johnson and tackle Bill Elf
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Conference Crown
Forfeited
Klamath Falls-fUPD-Oregon
Tech, champion of the Ore
gon Collegiate conference,
Wednesday gave up its foot
ball title and announced for
feiture of all its OCC games
because of what school offic
ials termed a misinterpreta
tion of rules.
Oregon Tech won all four
of its conference games in the
five-team league this season.
Oregon College of Education
at Monmouth finished in sec
ond place, but there was no
immediate decision on what
would be done with the title.
Winston Purvine, director
of the school, said the misin
terpretation of the rules had
made "certain participating
players ineligible."
Letter Mad Public
' Purvine made public a let
ter he had written to Dr.
Frank B. Bennett of Eastern
Oregon college, president of
the conference. In it he said:
"All of our 1958 Oregon
Collegiate Conference football
games are hereby declared
forfeit and any claim to the
championship is abandoned.
The registration office used
ah interpretation of transfer
student records that is in con
flict with conference regula
tions. The mistake was made
and although I am convinced
it was an honest error, . it
makes certain participating
players ineligible. We deeply
regret the situation and. pre
ventive steps have been taken
to assure no repetition . . . "
There is a conference rule
which says any athlete must
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up at the institution where it
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Four football players were
reported to have been ineli
gible but they were not
named.
WEARING regal finery,
Kathleen Grenrood, 17, New
comb College student, has
been named Sugar Bowl
Queen for New Orleans.
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San Francisco -(UPD- This
city by the Gulden Gate was
nothing more than "wham
myville" today as far as Joey
Giardello was concerned.
Last June he lost a contro
versial decision here in the
Cow Palace to Joey Giambra.
Then Wednesday night, after
being introduced as "the un
crowned middleweight cham
pion of the world," he was
stopped in seven rounds by
Spider Webb.
A nationwide television au
dience plus a crowd of 8,571
cash customers sat in on Gi
ardelio's pre-fight "corona
tion" by . announcer Jack
Reed and ultimate slaughter
by the sharp workman from
Chicago. ,
Referee Vern Bybee stop
ped the bout at 1:30 of the
seventh as a river of blood
coursed down the Long Is
lander's features from a cut
left eye which he suffered in
the fourth round.
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Miss Romack
Will Turn Pro
Sacramento, Calif.-tUPD-Bar-bara
Romack of Sacramento, '
one of the world's top women
amateur golfers, has announc
ed she will join the profes
sional tournament circuit
next January.
"I no longer can afford to
participate in golfing events
as an amateur," Miss Romack
told a press conference Wed
nesday. She said she has de
voted so much time to perfect
ing her game, she might as
well play for money.
GIANTS SIGN O'DOUL
San Francisco -(DPT- Lefty
O'Doul took over again today
as batting coach for the San
Francisco Giants. The former
National league batting hero,
who led : the loop's hitters
twice, was signed Wednesday
to work with the rookies in
spring training next March.'
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