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Aerial Offensive
By Bates, Monson
Downs Eagles 42-0
Eazle Point Vale high's
potent Vikings thrust through
the air Saturday with mighty
effectiveness to pillage Eagle
Point and move into Oregon
championship football finals
for the fourth time in five
seasons.
The Vikings, defending A-2
titlists, featured the throwing
of halfback Bob Bates and
snaring of another halfback,
Stan Monson, to smash the
Eagles 42 to 0 in the state
semi-final joust. Now unbeat
en in 23 straight games, Vale
goes against Willamina next
week end in the 1958 titular
game.
Both power and passing
but mostly the aerial game
made the Viking offense go.
Bates pitched four touchdown
tosses, three to Monson for
46, 19 and 33 yards and one
to charles Becker for 49. Bat
tering Dick Fulwyler socked
two yards for one TD and
ran four extra points. Bob
Johnson chucked to Bill
Jacobs for 26 yards and the
other six-point score. Bates
thumped true on two conver
sion kicks.
Eagles Stymied
And, while Vale struck
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sharply with its own assault,
it stymied the Eagle offensive
with the charging of its mas
sive line. Only once did Eagle
Point surge in sustained at
tack. That lone penetration
of Viking territory in the
waning moments carried to
the 32-yard line. Then a fum
ble lost the ball.
The visiting East Oregon-
ians got most of the breaks
in the game.
Vale, noted for a crushing
ground offensive, made al
most two-thirds of its yardage
yesterday through the air, 257
of its total 378.
Bates had 12 completions
in 19 throws (nine for 12 in
the opening half) for 231
aerial yards.
The Viks pushed 62 yards
off the opening kick to gain
their first TD. They fought
in four plays to the Eagle 45-
yard stripe. Bates then lost to
the 46 but on the next play
threw to Monson behind the
EP defenders and the receiver
raced away to score.
Ground Power Pays
Vale parlayed its ground
power to a touchdown the
next time it got the ball. Clip
ping on the kick-off return
had put Eagle Point back on
its 10. Four plays made only
four yards. After Bill Mc-
Clure's punt, the Vikings took
over on the Eagle 40. Six
plays marched the ball to the
two-yard line. Fulwyler bang
ed the rest of the way.
The first quarter ended 14
to 0
Third Viking series with the
ball saw them held on- the
Eagle 32-yard line. Eagle
Point was estrained again for
four yards in three plays
Dave Huffman was forced to
quickly get a punt away and
it netted just seven yards.
Vale took over on the EP
43. In six plays it had the
ball on the 11 but Roger
Hooper busted through to
dump Becker for an eight
yard loss op the 19. With
fourth down coming up the
Eagles seemed to have the
east Oregonians stopped. But
Bates heaved to Monson for
a score.
Hold On Six
Given another attacking op
portunity Vale struck out
from its 36 and moved stead
ly down the field. This time
the stiffening Eagles held. A
fourth down pass was incom
plete. Eagle Point took over
on its own six-yard, ran two
plays and the half concluded
21 to 0.
It's third scrimmage try of
the third quarter produced
Val'e fourth touchdown of the
chilly afternoon. Eagle- Point
had punted after making only
seven yards off the second
half kick-off and the Viks had
the ball on the Eagle 46. Beck
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er lost to the 49 and one of
Bate's passes was incomplete
but the next pitch found Beck
er and the speedy end and
halfback ran away to the goal.
Vale later in the quarter
got the ball on the Eagle 29
on Roger Bement's pass inter
ception but Eagle Point gain
ed possession again four
downs later on its 21. The
Viks, after stemming the EP
effort and forcing another
boot, had the pigskin on the
EP 38 as the third stanza
wound up with the count at
28 to 0. They reached the 28,.
lost to the 32 then gave up
the ball after three uncaught
passes.
Monson Iniercepis
Tow plays later Vale grab
bed another opportunity deep
in the Eagle area. Monson
robbed a throw by EP's Bill
Turner and the Viks had the
ball on the 30. They hit to the
28 and were penalized to the
33. A pass misfired but a flat
throw to Monson connected.
The receiver spun out of the
arms of Jim Nease and romp
ed down the sidestripe to the
goal.
Last Vale TD came mid
way through the closing per
iod with Johnson and Jacobs
teamed.
Eagle Point charged up the
field after receiving the kick
off and in seven plays had
journeyed from their 28 to
the Vale 32. That's when the
fumble spoiled any scoring
hopes. Vale's Bill Eltering re
covered. The Vikings ran four
plays and the game was over.
Eagle defense, spurred by
the sparkling play of McClure,
was tougher in the second
half. It allowed Vale only 39
yards in the second half com
pared to 82 in the first. More
passes dropped incomplete in
the second half but four did
find their mark and three
went for touchdowns.
The Eagles netted just 46
scrimmage yards in the first
half, 29 of them in rushing
Fulwyler Gains 68
The Eagles allowed Ful
wyler, Vale's top ground
gainer, 53 net yards in the
first two quarters but held
him to 13 over the last two
periods for 68 yards on 22
carries. Bill Skeeters netted
32 yards in 13 packs for Eagle
Point and McClure 27 in 10
tries.
Victory was the 11th this
fall for Vale and the loss was
the first for Eagle Point in
A-2 competition. The Eagles
ended their season with a 9-2
record, bowing only to Vale
and A-l Crater.
Eagle Point was Rogue
league and District 6 champ
and downed Oakridge in state
quarter - finals. Vale, three
times champ in the four past
season, represents District 7
It beat Serra Catholic last
week in a state play-off fray
STATISTICS:
Vale
Yards gained rushing 121
Wards gained passing 237
Total net yards scrim. 378
First downs passing 3
First downs rushing 6
Total first downs .... 9
Passes completed and
tried 13-12
Passes had intercepted 0
Fumbles lost 0
Punts and average 1-24
Yards penalized . 25
EP
105
17
122
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SATURDAY COLLEGE SCORES
Lafayette 14. Lehish 14
Quantico Marines 19, Villanova 13
Bosto University 36, Connecticut
22
Holy Cross 14, Marquette 0
Syracuse 15. West Virginia 12
Gettysburgh 32, Franklin and
Marshall 13
Hofstra 34, Temple 6
Kentucky 6, Tennessee 2
Clemson 34, Boston College 12
Alabama 14. Memphis State 0
Maryland 44, Virginia 6
Arkansas 14. Texas Tech 8
West Texas State 39, New Mexico
A&M 32
East Texas State 56, Sul Ross 8
Colorado State 15. Colorado 14
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Tremendous Defense Gives
Oregon 20-0 Win Over OSC
Corvallis, Ore. -(UPD- Ore
gon combined a tremendous
defense with powerful plung
es of fullback Dave Powell
Saturday to knock off Oregon
State, 20-0 in the 62nd renew
al of the West's oldest foot
ball rivalry.
The defeat ruined any hope
Oregon State had of at least a
share of its third straight Pa
cific Coast conference title. It
was the first time in four
years of coaching that Tommy
Prothro has lost a home game
as head coach at Oregon
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Grants Pass Grants Pass
high hoop tutor Gordon
Prehm expects his 12-man
varsity squad to emerge from
the rusty stage and start tak
ing shape this week for the
1958-1959 maplecourt cam
paign.
The- Cavemen play at Yreka
and Weed, Calif.) on Friday
and Saturday, Dec. 5 and 6
and Prehm expects to have a
good idea this week on which
five will be his starting crew.
Ou the basis of early observa
tion, the squad compares with
last year's team.
There's good height on the
cub with seven of the 12-man
crew standing 6 feet tall or
better.
John Fox is 6-4, Jerry Put
nam and Rog Burton 6-3 and
Larry Janssen, Rex Benner
and John Olson are 6-2. Jim
Purkett is 6-even. Others on
the crew are Rick Sabin, 5-10,
Dick Hayes, 5-8, Ron Erick
son and Marv Chandler, 5-9,
and Mike Leonard, 5-6.
OfiODW
ELKS LEAGUE
Standings: w. L.
Miss-Fitts 35 17
Lively Five : 34 18
Gypos 32 20
Go-Boys . 29 23
P.E.R.S. 24 V3 27 Vt
Adairs 24 28
Cementers 23 29
Alley Gators 22 li 29' i
Wallflowers 20 32
Medics 16 36
Results:
Miss Fitts 1 (Gardner 580) 2281;
Adairs 3 (Coats 497) 2225.
Lively Five 3 (DeVbre 544) 2466;
Gypos 1 (Chase 512) 2248.
Go Boys 4 (Clark 568) 2476;
Cementers 0 (Knox 540) 2191.
Wallflowers 3 (Neal 531) 2146;
Alley-Gators 1 (Phipps 477) 2126.
PER 1 (Norris 460) 2163; Medics
3 (DeLorme 455) 2159.
ROGUE ROLLERS
Standings: W. L.
First National Bank .... 29 15
Skeeters 28 ' 16
Desert Service 26 i 17 ',4
OK Market 26,i 17 'i
Henrys 25 19
Twin Plunges 21 23
Economy Market 21 23
Chuck's Market 20 24
Kim's 19 i 241',
Harry & David 17 27
Kachina Room 16',4 27',J
Elk Lumber 14 30
Kims 4 (Morten 453) 1790; FNB 0
(Swanson 370) 1632.
Henry's 3 (Gish 436) 1979; Ka
china Room 1 (Paul 404) 1871.
Skeeter's 1 (Hollenbeck 407)
1744; Economy Mkt. 3 (Legs 396)
1762.
Desert Service 3 (Coulter 414)
1829; Harry & David 1 (Doty 424)
1795.
Chuck's Mkt. 1 (McCracken 449)
2042; OK Mkt. 3 (Hobbs 487) 2117.
Elk Lbr. 3 (Pratt 435) 1914; Twin
Plunges 1 (McNeal 448) 1888.
Split conversions Sadie Coulter
5-10; Shirley Krause 6-8-10; Vera
Findley 3-10.
Competitive rifle shooting
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Powell, a 190-pound junior
from Oregon's home town of
Eugene, scored two touch
downs. He plunged one-yard
for the first score and took a
pitchout to race 10 yards for
the second, and it was his
leaping plunges which pro
pelled Oregon on its payoff
drives.
Coach Len Casanova's de
fending PCC co-champs show
ed a crowd of 27,574, largest
ever to see a game here, a
stout defense that held Ore
gon State to only four first
downs. Not one pass did Ore
gon State complete.
Oregon got its final touch
down with only four seconds
left on the clock when Paul
Grover hit sub end Fred Siler
with a six-yard pass after a
fumble recovery on the Ore
gon State six.
OSC Recovers Fumble
The closest Oregon State
came to scoring was in the
second period when Gary
Lukehart recovered Herman
McKinney's fumble on the
Oregon 20. But four plays
later saw Oregon State wind
up inches short of a first down
on the Oregon 10.
Oregon's three-touchdown
output Saturday matched its
total for the last five games
of which the Ducks lost four.
In the first quarter, Oregon
center Bob Peterson recover
ed John Horrillo's fumble of
a punt on the Oregon State 42.
Powell and Dave Grayson, a
speedy halfback from San
Diego, Calif., led the scoring
drive.
Oregon threatened again
late in the first half going
from its own 32 to the Ore
gon State 15. Dave Grosz
passed to Ron Stover on the
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Standings: W. I..
City Hall 4 0
Snoboys 4 0
Oregon Roof & Paint Co. 3 1
Graham Electric 3 1
Kims 3 l
Desert Service 3 1
Eagles 1 3
National Cash Register .... 1 3
Standard Oil Co 1 3
Red Blanket Lumber Co. 1 3
Rail Rogues O 4
Richfield Oil Co O 4
Results:
City Hall 4 (Compagnoni 528)
2765; Rail Rogues 0 (Gates 437)
2482.
Eagles 1 (Garrett 459) 2555; Ore
gon Roof 3 (Clark 567) 2800.
Desert Service 3 (Beard 585)
2729; Red Blanket 1 (Fuller 551)
2686.
Graham 3 (Thornton 511) 2778;
Cash Register 1 (Pyle 493) 2752.
Standard 1 (Ellison 537) 2568;
Kim's 3 (Stephens 529) 2698.
Richfield 0 (Dunphv 523) 2798;
Snoboys 4 (Simmons 544) 2856.
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Darrell Miller Co. 4 0
Domestic Laundry 4 0
C. F. Van Lines 3 1
C.W.A. Local 9208 3 1
Willamette Valley ' Co. .. 2 2
Kachina Room 2 2
Larrys Rich Maid 2 2
Piggly Wiggly 2 2
State Forest Patrol 1 3
Fire Department 1 3
Prospect Shopping Center 0 4
Harry & David 0 4
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CWA 3 (Hunter 460) 2745; Fire
Dept. 1 (Johnson 477) 2725.
CF 3 (DeGroot 509) 2708; Forest
Patrol 1 (Moran 512) 2616.
Rich Maid 2 (Peterson 501) 2615)
Piggly Wiggly 2 (McKeen 466) 2575.
Kachina 2 (Fenton 415) 2650;
Willamette 2 (Jacobson 510) 2626.
Miller Co. 4 (Roberts 595) 2751;
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five but Oregon was caught,
holding and put back to the
29. A field goal try by John
Clarke, who played for Ore
gon State two seasons ago,
was blocked.
Oregon went 47 yards early
in the final period to score
with Powell doing most of the
work. He raced untouched for
the final 10 yards after taking
a pitchout from Grosz.
Ted Bates, Oregon State's
all-American tackle candidate,
played a great game in a
losing cause but Oregon's
over-all line strength was too
much.
Oregon now has won 30
games and Oregon State 24
in the long rivalry. There
have been eight ties.
Corvallis, Ore. (UPI) Statistics
of the Oregon State-Oregon game:
OSC ORE.
First downs ... 4 14
Rushing yardage 87 251
Passing yardage 0 53
Passes 0-10 5-11
Passes intercepted by 0 1
Punts 7-35.4 5-35.2
Fumbles lost 2 3
Yards penalized 40 35
Oregon State OOO 0 0
Oregon 6 0 0 14 20
Scoring:
Ore. Powell 1 run( kick failed)
Ore. Powell 10 run (pass failed)
Ore. Siler 6 pass from Grover
(pass McKinney to Cagaanan)
Foul Helps
Tiger Jones
Beat Rory
New York -(UPD Middle,
weight Ralph (Tiger) Jones,
who upset Rory Calhoun by
the margin of a foul-round
Friday night, may meet top
contender Carmen Basilio at
Syracuse, N.Y. in January.
Promoter Norman Roths
child announced he had offer
ed ex-champion Basilio $35,
000 to meet Jones at the Syra
cuse Memorial auditorium in
a non-televised bout.
Unranked Jones, a 9-5 un
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cision over lOth-rated Cal
houn of White Plains, N.Y., in
their TV-radio 10-rounder at
Madison Square Garden, after
slugger Calhoun had been
penalized his best round, the
eighth, on a low-blow foul.
Warned for Low Blows
The Tiger of St. Albans,
N.Y., was low man in the bet
ting because of suspicions
that he was "washed up."
Thirty- year-old Jones,
who weighed 158V2 pounds to
Calhoun's 163, was awarded
the verdict on a rounds basis:
5- 4-1, 5-3-2, 5-4-1, after referee
Ray Miller's eight-round for
feiture ruling for a low left
hook.
Miller had warned Rory for
low blows in the fifth round.
The decision was well re
ceived by the estimated 3,000
fans, most of whom had been
trying to root home the un-der-Tiger
during the bruising
fight. However, a poll of 14
sports writers at the ringside
favored Calhoun, 5-4-1, and
United Press International
had 24-year-old Rory ahead,
6- 4.
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Ashland Three lettermen
only one of them a starter last
season, are among aspirants
for Coach Earl Iba's 1958-1959
basketball aggregation.
The returning regular is
Bob Johnson and the other
monogram men are Jim Bjork
and Clark Smith.
Alan McKinnis, a senior let
terman in football and base
ball is in a Grizzly suit for
the first time on the hoop
court. He played in Idaho last
season. Bob Hardy, Phil Tuck
er, Steve Gray, Gerald Allen,
Doug Forrest and Don Taylor
are promising players up from
jayvee ball. Taylor was an
Ashland jayvee two years
back but was in California
last season.
In the height department
Johnson, Smith, Bjork, Hardy
and Tucker are over the six
foot level.
Coach Iba was still carrying
20 varsity prospects last week.
Fish Lake
Restocked
Ashland Fish lake, treated
this fall to rid it of trash fish
infestation, was stocked on
Oct. 28 with 102,000 rainbow
trout, Cole Rivers, Grants
Pass, state game commission
biologist, informed Ashland
chapter of the Izaak Walton
league here last week.
Rivers said that the finger
lings averaged 4Vi inches in
length. The lake will be open
to fishing next spring. It is
believed the rainbow will be
8-11 inches long by that time.
Treatment of the lake to rid
it of roach was begun in late
September with the main ope
ration on Oct. 1. Ashland skin
divers Dick Smith and Tad
Gandee were employed to put
the toxic chemical rotenone
into springs at the bottom of
the lake by hose.
Poisoning was highly suc
cessful. Rivers told Walton-
ians. Thorough inspection of
the lake later in October
failed to locate a single living
fish, Rivers said. He said that
on Oct. 10 a test was mide
with a box of live trout. The
fish lived only three hours in
the still toxic water. Another
test was made on Oct. 21 and
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FRIDAY COLLEGE GAMES
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Iowa State 9. San Jose State 8
Houston 37. Miami (Fla.) 26
Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) 0
California (Santa B ltara 2bar
California (Santa Barbara) 12
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