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Miami Edges Oregon On Sun-F30Sed Orange (Freakish Bounce Aids 2-0. Bowl; Win Miami (CPU Fran Curci's only punt of the year took a freakish bounce at the Ore gon goal, died on the one-yard line, and set up the safety that gave Miami a sweet 2-0 victory Saturday at the end of a bitter season. Hurricane end Bill Poole helped tackle Oregon's Dave Grosz for the safety and also pounced on a fumble at the Miami seven, to stop an Ore gon threat. Oregon, whose home fans 3,500 miles away were watch ing on nationwide television, penetrated to the Miami seven twice and al30 had two plays that crossed the goal voided by penalties. There were 22,898 fans in the sun-filled Orange Bowl for a game that looked more like jacks than football as both teams picked up the oth er's frequent fumbles through the scoreless first half. But Curci. who hadn't made a single punt all season, found himself in a kicking situation in the third period without his punter. With the ball on the Ore gon 40, the tiny quarterback coolly booted it. The punt was a good one-so good it almost sailed over the goal. But the football", acting more like a billiard ball with backspin, hopped back and abruptly came to rest only one yard from the double stripe. Oregon's Dave Grayson car ried it out to the two on the next play. But Poole and Daniel Coughlin caught Grosz behind the goal on the next play and that gave Miami its only its second win in a 10 game season. Oregon immediately launch ed a drive that carried from its own 43 to the Miami 7. But there Len Read fumbled and Poole gobbled up the ball. Miami punted out only to have Oregon drive right back to the 12- From there, a field goal attempt by John Clarke was no good. Oregon tried one more desperation field goal in the last seconds. Miami, like Oregon, had a frustrating day at the goal line and was stopped on drives that carried to the eight and the 14. It was Oregon's sixth de feat against four wins. But Miami's failure to move the ball across the goal gave the Webfoots the national title in defense against touchdowns. STATISTICS: Miami First Downs 10 Rushing Yardage 189 Passing Yardage 70 Passes 8-10 Passes Interctp. by .. 4 Punts 8-38.8 Fumbllesl lost 4 Yards penalized 43 Oreg. IT 162 128 12-23 0 4-31.5 2 30 MedfgrdTribunb Fortuna Team Nips Ashland Club 48-47 Ashland - A field goal with three seconds left to play by high scoring Tomasini gave Fortuna, Calif., a 48 to 47 bas ketball nod over Ashland High at Fortuna on Friday. . It was a close ruckus all the way. Ashland had a height edge for the tangle but de fensive woes plagued the Griz zlies. Score at the end of three quarters was 32 apiece. Ash land had a 22 to 21 halftime gap. Tomasini was high point man for the scramble; Bob Johnson and Don Taylor had 13 each for Ashland. Ashland junior varsity nip ped the Fortuna lightweights 40 to 39 in the prelim with Harley Dickerson tabulating 15 for the Oregonians. BOX: Ashland Bjork Hardy .... Johnson Gray Taylor Allen Smith Totals Fortuna FG FT PF TP . 0 2 0 2 15 17 14 47 BflSRE hull Comedy at Its Best! Goose Ta turn's HARLEM STARS vs. HAWKINSON TIRE of Medford HEDRICK J R. HIGH GYM Tuesday, Dec. 9 8 P.M. TICKETS AT LAMPORT'S Adults $1.50 Students, Children 90c FG FT PF TP Beacom 3 15 7 Carneggie .". 3 15 7 Stevenson ... 0 0 2 0 Tomasini - 9 8 4 28 Zerlang 0 3 3 3 Brazil . 2 0 3 4 Davis ... 0 0 3 0 Jacobson .. ... 0 0 2 0 Wells & 1 0 1 Lions Football Dinner Tuesday Tickets for the Medford Lions club annual football dinner are now available on ly from Chairman Ray Bar- nett or other members of the service club. The banquet is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 9, at the Jackson hotel with Tom Pro thro, head football coach of Oregon State college, as main speaker. The Medford High football squad and rally squad, St. Mary's High gridiron seniors and the coaches of the two teams will be special guests. Parents and friends "of the players particularly are invit ed and may obtain' their tick ets, as mentioned, from the Lions. Barnett's office is at 20 South Fir st. Coach Prothro is scheduled to arrive here by air at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday. Medford High gridders are being honored this time for gaining runner-up honors in the battle for the Oregon class A-l title. Crater High Grapplers Top Ashland Crater High defeated Ash land 26 to 17 in a Friday wrestling match at Ashland. The Comets won six of the matches, three by falls. Ash land chalked up five decis ions. One match was a draw. In eleven preliminary bouts each school won five and the other tussle was a draw. Ed Knapp and Ed Kirtley are tutoring the Crater team and Cliff Engel is coach of the Grizzlies. Totals 17 14 24 48 CASSADY SIDELINED Detroit-UPD-The Detroit Li ons announced that Howard (Hopalong) Cassady will miss today's game with the New York Giants. Cassady sprain ed his ankle in practice Fri day and left- the park on crutches. Chicago - (UPD - Harold A. I Moore has been reelected pres ident of the Western Golf as sociation. Moore is a member of the United States Golf as sociation's executive - committee. New York -(UPD- Alfred Le tourneur, who made his name in the six-day bike races here during the 1930's, sails for Europe Tuesday to recruit cyclists for a 16-team mara thon at the 168th Street ar mory March 22-28. Open Monday and Thursday Until 9 p.m. YW? N E w BLACK DEAR Guaranteed Washable Mash-Cords Black Bear comes up with nylon-blend whip cords that'll never pile up cleaning bills! Get Wash-Cords as dirty as yon like . . . pop 'em in the washer! Simple as that to look your neatest on the job day after day! They're ruggedly built, handsomely styled. Sage grey, forest green or desert tan; full size range. Cott'Busting Wmth-Cordi priced u I BEARS FOR WEAR SHORT OiV CAREt (o) FREE PARKING WHILE SHOPPING HERE in the parking lot directly behind our store! RESULTS? 95 Kerr Mitchell, A, dee. Kit Jetsen, C. 11-2 103 Butch Barber. C. Dinned Doug Fischer, A. 112 Buzz Parker, A,' dec; Dave White C. 4-2 120 Charrles Wallen, C, dec. Al len, A, 6-2. 127 Russ Walker, C, dec. Par tington, A, 5-0. 133 B. Snyder, A, dec. Gerry Barber, C, 4-2. 138 Bob Bibey, C, pinned Glen Moses, A. 145 D. McGee, C, dec. Johnson, A, 4. 154 George Moses, A, dee. AI Lamp, C, 3-1. 165 Glen Tabor, A, and Dal Boles, C, drew, 2-2. 177 Hayes, A, dec. G. Payne, C, 3-1. Unlimited Rhodes, C, pinned Dan Wick. A. Cleveland Browns Mea'aS For Eighth WFfl. Division Title United Press International The Cleveland Browns can clinch their eighth National football league division title in nine years by defeating the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday if the crippled Detroit Lions down the New York Giants. Cleveland, most consistent winner in modern professional football history, lead- New York by one game in the East ern division race. Each N.F.L. team started the weekend with two more games. The combination of a Cleveland triumph and a New York defeat would put the Browns into the Dec. 28 championship game with the Baltimore Colts. The Colts, who clinched the western crown last Sunday, lost to the Rams, 30-28, in a Saturday afternoon game at Los An geles. Cleveland Favorite Cleveland (8-2) is a seven point favorite for its game with the Eagles (2-7-1) at Phil adelphia. New York (7-3) is favored over the Lions (4-5-1) by three at Detroit. The Pittsburgh Steelers (6- 4) are 2Vz point favorites for their game with the Dedskins (3-7) at Washington. Pitts burgh: trails Cleveland bv two games and still has a mathe matical chance to tie for the division title. In Sunday's other games, the Bears (6-4) are IVi point favorites for their annual clash with the Cardinals (2-7-1) at Chicago and the Forty Niners (4-6) are 10V4 point choices to defeat the Green Bay Packers (1-8-1) at San Francisco. The Browns and Eagles have been embroiled in a bit ter but largely unpublicized feud for years. It flared again two weeks ago at Cleveland when the Browns won, 28-14, and Coach Paul Brown failed to go to the center of the field after the game to shake hands with Coach Buck Shaw of the Eagles. Feud Explained The Eagles charged Brown had insulted Shaw and their fiery quarterback, Norm Van Brocklin, promised "we'll wallop the Browns next time." Brown said he didn't go on the field because an Eagle had belted one of his players on the noggin during post-game maneuvers last year. The Browns, one of the game's great road clubs, have lost, five of their last six games at Philadelphia. And the Eagles will be fired up to tame the Brownies again. Tommy McDonald, Van Brocklin's chief target for long passes, suffered a shoul der injury at Cleveland but Webfoot Hoopsters Nose Out Brigham Young 79-75 BASKETBALL FRIDAY COLLEGE GAMES (United Press International) East Baltimore 63, Long Island U. 60 South Clemson 56, Duke 55 Miami (Fla. 113, Tampa 71 Tenn. A&I 90, Florida A&M 87 Midwest Tennessee 80, Michigan 66 Xavier (Ohio) 58, N. Mex. A&M 52 Wyoming 75. Kent St. 67 Wichita 89, Arizona St. U. 80 Drake 83, Omaha 52 West Colo. Col. 70. St. Jos. (N.M.) 52 Colorado 70, Washington 63 (Overtime) Stanford 53, Santa Clara 49 St. Mary's 62, UCLA 59 (Over time) Olympic Club 76, Cal Aggies 39 USC 70, Loyola 54 Utah 70, Oregon State 41 Oregon 79, BYU 75 (Overtime) Oregon Col. 66, George Fox 47 Fresno State 66, Sacramento St. 43 Southern Oregon 70, Chico St. 63 (Overtime) Humboldt St. 51, Oregon Tech 48 Fepperdine 71, San Diego St. 69 (Overtime) Nevada 61, Presidio 58 Idaho 59, Colorado St. 58 (Redlandi Tourney) Cal Poly (Obispo) 78, Pasadena 47 Chapman 68. Westmont 53 Laverne 71, Cal Poly (Pom.) 54 Redlands 70, Long Beach St. 60 (Idaho State Tourney) Utah St. 65, Idaho St. 62 Portland 57, Montana St. 49 Central Wash. 79, Portland St. 66 College of Idaho 58. EOC 54 Lewis &. Clark 81, Linfield 79 (Overtime) Concordia 57, Oregon Med. S4 Oregon Dent. 71, Reed .59 OCE 66, George Fox 47 Humboldt St. 51, OTI 48 Willamette 86, Pacific 78 Eugene -(UPD-Oregon's Dale Herron offset a two -man Brigham Young university scoring show here Friday night to lead the Ducks to a 79-75 overtime win over the visiting Cougars in a non conference game. Regulation play ended at 69-69 with the Ducks tieing the score with 1:24 left to play. Each team missed last ditch field goal attempts to send it into overtime. Brigham Young's Bob Skou sen popped in 18 first half points to pace his team to a 31-30 halftime edge. But he was called for his fourth foul with more than eight minutes to play in the second half and sat out most of that period. John Nicholl took up the slack in the second half as he hit for 17 points. Knotted Often The game was tied 21 dif ferent times and . the lead changed hands 17 times in the fast paced contest Oregon took the lead in the overtime with 1:45 left as Stu Robertson hit a long-push shot from the corner. The Ducks built it to 79-73 on two free throws each by Herron and Chuck Rask. Herron took high point hon ors for the game with 28 til lies. He hit 12-for-12 from the free throw line for a new Oregon non-conference game record. Skousen wound up with 20 points for the game and Nicholl had 19. BOX: Brigham Young FG FT PF Madsen , 6 2-2 4 Earnest 3 0-0 4 Slousen .. 8 4-5 5 Thacker 5 2-5 3 Nicholl 7 5-9 2 Peterson 2 0-0 1 Eaton . 0 0-0 0 Totals ..31 13-21 19 Oregon Herron . Robertson ...... Strickland Rask Kuykendall .. Kimpton Anderson . . FG FT 8 12-12 7 5 1 5 2 O 0-0 3-3 4-7 2-3 0-0 2-2 PF 4 3 3 4 1 O 1 Totals 28 23-27 16 Halftime: Brigham Young Oregon 30. TP 14 6 20 : 12 19 4 O 75 TP 28 14 13 6 12 4 2 79 31, Wyoming was the first state and Colorado was the second to grant suffrage to women. NEW RING CHAMP TO BUY 'DREAM HOUSE' Los Angeles -(UPD-Don Jor dan, the brand new welter weight champion, said Satur day he would buy a "dream ranch" before defending his title in a return bout with Virgil Akins at St. Louis on Feb. 11 or 13. The first Los Angeles-born welterweight ruler received a purse of $13,447 for Friday night's 15-round fight at the Olympic auditorium where he wrested the 147-pound cham pionship from Akins, of St. Louis, on an upset unanimous decision. When Jordan appeared to day at headquarters of the Cal ifornia state athletic commis sion to pick up his check, he was wearing two large pieces of white tape over a cut on his left brow. He said the cut, which did not require any stitches, would be healed in plenty of time for him to start training in January before the return bout. He will do most of his training in the Los An geles area and go to the Mis souri metropolis only a few days before the fight, he said. There was a rematch pro vision in the contract for the fight and Jordan said, "I'll beat him worse next time be cause I'll weigh lighter." Ex-champion Akins had his right eye completely closed when he appeared at the com mission to pick up his check for $26,895 the champion's 40 per cent of all net receipts. RBM$M Bros. THE BUDS FOR QUALITY DUDS Next to Pick's Apparel j Medford, Oregon CHHfBOLET B30TOB 6 Cyl. 1937 to 1954 Models ONLYI REGULAR . S(0 SI 18.05 Value y (0 WE WILL: We FURNISH: 55 y Steam clean engine, Install piston rings Install piston pins Grind valves Clean & relic rocker arms Adjust main It connecting rod bearings - - Clean oil pump Clean oil breather A Tune maffli A GUARANTEED CHEVROLET MOTOR RECONDITION ING PERFORMED BY MASTER MECHANICS USING GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS. 5 Piston rings Piston pins , Condensor Distributor points All gaskets valve, head and pan quarts oil $778 if Per Month On Approved Credit o Fix Your Car Now and Fix Us Later! ' COUBTESY CHEtRHILET may be able to play Sunday. Bill Quinlan, one of Cleve land's best defensive ends, is out with a broken ankle bone. The Browns will be all out to win because their last game pits them against the Giants at Yankee stadium. The Giants, dazed by the Thursday death of their chief scout, Jack Lavelle, also face a tough assignment at Detroit. The Giants have won one, tied one and lost five games in seven appearances at Briggs stadium. . Prep Scores FRIDAY BASKETBALL Unite i Press International Jefferson 44, Ft. Vancouver 40 David Douglas 57, Lincoln 45 Gra.it 59, Central Catholic 39 Cleveland 58, Milwaukee 48 Tillamook 49. Evergreen 44 Tigard 50, Wilson 49 Roosevelt 51, Batleground 38 Dallas 55. 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