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
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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
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TICKETS AT LAMPORT'S
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Students, Children 90c
FG FT PF TP
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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.
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of the United States Golf as
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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.
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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. Central 50
Clackamaa 50, West Linn 48 (2
overtimes)
Dallas 59, Central 50
Wilco Jamboree
North 99, South 74
Willamette 46, Cottage Grove 29
Newport 56, Mapleton 40
Coquille 53, North Bend 49
Myrtle Creek 53, Myrtle Point 42
Perrydale 44, Gaston 40
North Salem 58, South Salem 29
Siuslaw 50, Bandon 37
Warrenton 50, Hood River 45
Pendleton 56, Prinevllle 47
Roseburg 51, Crater 39
Mac Hi 56, Redmond 54
Bend 69, Madras 21
Serra Catholic 81, Salem Acade
my 43
Fortuna, Calif., 48, Ashland 47
Brookings 49, Gold Beach 46
Colton 35, St. Paul 32
Corbett 44. Arlington 43
Oakridge 45, Nestucca 38
Monroe 43, Alsea 41 (2 overtime)
Philomath 54, Harrisburg 40
Lakeview 43, Alturas, Calif. 39
Nyssa 55, Burns 42
Port Orford 51, Dufur 17
North Marion 50, Seaside 44
Jacksonville 58, Prospect 36
St. Bernard (Eureka) 43, Illinois
Valley 24
Yreka, Calif. 61. Grants Pass SO
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