Speed Saxon Forte
Scout1 Date Shows
"Speed is their main forte.
They go like the wind."
That's a report from the
scouting information on the
South Salem high football
team. -The Saxons meet the
Medford high Black Tornado
at the Medford stadium this
Friday in a conflict of rated
teams. Medford is first and
tied for first in rating polls
for Orego preps. South Sa
lem is ranked fifth and sev
erith. - . - .
BOWLING
1ADY XKS ONE
Standing: -Break
Away ,,-',
Cherry Picker
The Golfer .,
SUgettes ....
inoeties
Pin rusher
ThreaUess Three
Luc'-y Strike
w. : X
-10 2
8 .. 4
6 6
6
6 - 6
5 . 7
-4 8
-3 8
IhoHi: . - -,"
Break Away 2 (D. Jantzer 824);
The Goofers 2 (I. Jantzer 813)
1209
Lu'ckv Strike 2 (I Neeley 417)
1132; Stagette 2 (V. Lusk 423)
1143
. Threatlesa Three 1 (M. GUkion
892) 1226; Cherry - Picket -3 (W.
Booth 497) 1315. - '
Trioette 1 (T. Bittle 480) 1158;
Pin Puaher 3 (T. Isaacs 443) 1193.
High Game Lorraine Jantzer
180. Wanda Booth 186. Fran Bittle
191. Dorothy Jantzer 208.
High Series Dorothy Jantzer
525. Lorraine Jantzer 513.
Split Conversions Thelma Is
aacs 4-5, Bernice Hazlett 3-10, 5-7.
Virginia .usk. o-xv.
LADY ELKS TWO
Standings:
Stags
Tornado
Wapitis-
Antlers .....
Doozies
Hi Lo-.
Daffy Dilly
Cussin' Three
Merry Madcaps
Jolly Three
W. L.
11 la 4ti
10 6
10
8 8
8 8
8 8
7',i 8 V,
6V 9Vi
6 10
5 11
Besults:
Tornado 1 (L. .Stephen. 537)
1300; Merry Madcaps 3 (D. Veal
462) 1412.
Jolly Three 1 (B.. Miller 399 E.
Miller 399) 1235: Cussin' Three 3
D. Huntley 423 M Little .. 423)
1264.
Dooiies 2 (M. Due 403) 1184;
Wapitis 2 E. Bead 465) 1209.
Dabby Dilly 1 (M. Klatt 399)
1158; Antlers 3 (C. Ludwig 457)
1214.
Hi Lo 1 (T. Farrar 440) 1237;
Stags 3 (B. Latham 452) 1321.
High Game D. Veal 202
OHigh Series L. Stephens 537. .
Split Conversion D. Smith 5-1;
C. Ludwig 5-6-10; P. Anderson 5-10.
KOXT ANN BOCBETT1S
Standings: . W. -L.
Neeley Nelson Lumber Co. 7 ' 1
Team Five , 7 - 1
Big Y Market 8-2 ,
Team Two 6 ' 2
Team Six , .4. 3i
Team TJine - 4 4 -
Team Seven 2 6
Team One lVa 614
Team Ten 1 7
Team Four 1 ' 7
Results:
. Toam Seven 1 f J. Whitinff 428)
1696; Neeley Nelson 3 (B. Hazlett
458) 1781.
Team One ?4 (E. Tuttle 455) 1422;
Team Six 3 la (V. Grigsby 409)
1444.
Team Nine 1 (R. Edmonds 423)
1483; Team Two 3 (S. Brook 430)
1583.
Team Five 4 (G- Smith 409) 1440;
Team Ten 0 (D. Peyton 369) 1378.
Riff Y 3 IE. Dickinson 514) 1760:
Team Four 1 (V. Mathlson 382; S.
Gundlach 382) 1724.
High Game Stella Brook 185;
Edith Bickinson 185.
Hish Series Edith Dickinson 514.
Split Conversions Vivian Bate-
man 3-lu; iviyrie w unci a - i , oiui
Dickinson 2-7; Maxine janzen -iu.
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Team Three
Crater Logging
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Union Club 4 (V. Cummings 492)
2339; Team Three 0 (E. Lenz 554)
2264.
Crater LoMinsT 0 (M. Langston
511) 2268; Jorgenscen's 4 (R. Barr
S-Z) Z4.0.
Cummiiu 1 S. Dai-le 516) 2268
Hawkinson's 3 (B. Davis 516) 2504.
Beck's 4 (H. ciar 577) -u;
Crater Inn 0 (T. Farrar ail) zjo.
Ross Lumber 1 (H. Culy 519)
2285; Medford Cleaners. 3( iVDoty
Pick's 3 (J. Lovett 499) ,2413;
Wooden Shoe 1 (G. Blind 509) 2315,
High Games L: Cornelius 213,
L. Hale 201. T. Farrar 200, F. Doty
203. E. Lenz 212, M. Langston 214.
- High series E. Lenr 554, R. Barr
522. H. Clark 577, G. Biggs 52., .
Culv 319. F. Dotv 524.
Split Conversions M. Hennebeck
3-3-lO
All spare game M. Hennebeck
181. .-
BEARS SHAKEN- - t
Berkeley, Calif. -KM CalW
fornia's lineuo was shaken up
today in the wake "of Iowa's
42-12 thumping" of Ihe "Bears
in last Saturdays Rose Bowl
rematch:" Changes ' included
shifting-- Walt ' Arnold v from
right : halfback to " fullback.
Dave Maggarq xrom mubacK
to left end and ' Steye Bates
from left half to risht : half.
Cal faces Texas this week -in
a nationally televised contest
Top speed boy in the Salem
backfield is Ron Harp, 175-
pound fullback and Oregon
Class 4-1 champion in the 100-
yard dash. , .
The Saxons, under the helm
of coach Lee Gustafson, re
portedly; use the wing T with
unbalanced line to the left
with lots of flankers. "They
are just about as big as we
are," Tornado mentor Fred
Spiegelberg commented.
Dean. Knight Miss ...
-The 'Tornado squad this
week has been bothered by a
few colds and bruises Spiegel
berg said this morning. All
state end Lowell Dean missed
drill yesterday because of a
cold Tackle Lynn Knight,
thee lub's punter is troubled
by a hip hurt last winter in a
toboggan accident and did not
work out yesterday. :
QuarterbacK Dick Ragsdale
and halfback Mike Hood
worked on punting and were
doing "pretty good" the
coach stated.
The Black Tornado went
through " some group work
Tuesday;, with the linemen
drilling on , blocking and
backs on pass defense. Drill
on defense against Salem of
fense was begun.. Medford's
"juad then held an offensive
dummy scrimmage and fol
lowed this with a full pass
scrimmage. ,
Bowden Wyatt
Coach of Week
Knoxville, Tenn. (DPD You
can have the razzle-dazzle -he'll
take the simple things,
like blocking and tackling and
a rock-ribbed defense.
Sticking strictly to these
sound tactics and giving the
opponent every opportunity
to make a costly mistake, ne
sent his team out to break the
nation's longest winning
streak last Saturday. His men
did it with a 3-0 triumph over
Auburn on' Cotton Letner's
20-yard field goal in the sec
ond. period - Auburn's first
loss in 25 games.
: He's Bowden Wyatt of Ten
nessee, honored today by
United Press international as
college .football's "coach of
the week" for the victory of
his Vols over favored Auburn.
Auburn went into this game
at Knoxville as a one-touchdown
choice. But Tennessee
went in burning for revenge,
for last vear the - Volunteers
failed even to make a first
down as they were humiliated
bv Auburn in a nationally-
televised game.' And the Vols
had Wyatt s solid tactics to
bank on.
Cougars Worry
Ducks' Mentor
Eugene, Ore.-(UPD - Oregon
coach Len Casanova said two
Washington State players es
pecially worried him as the
Ducks drilled for their forth
coming Rose Bowl crucial
against Washington State.
Casanova said versatile
halfback Keith . Lincoln and
pass-catcher de luxe Gail Cog
dill were the , heart of the
Cougar attack.
. Casanova - planned to drill
his charges on defense for the
second straight day today.
League Leaders
- United Press International -NATIONAL
LEAGUE '
Player Sc Club G. AB R. H. Pet.
Aaron. Mil. 154 629 116 223 .355
Cnghm., St.L. 144 458 65 158 .345
Cepeda, SJ. 151 005 92 192 -117
Pinson. Cin. 154 648 131 205 .316
Mays, SJT. 151 575 125 180 .313
99 198 .353
86 167 .327
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Kuenn. Det. 139 561
Kaline. Det. -136 511
Runnels, bos. 147 560 .95 176 .314
Fox. Chi. 156 624 84 191 -506
Minoso, Cle. 148 570 92 172 302
Rons Batted In -
National league Banks, Cubs 143;
Robinson, Reds 125; Aaron, Braves
123: Bell, Reds 115; - Mathews,
Braves 114. - . -
American league Jensen. Bed
Sox 112; Colavito, Indians 111; Kilt
lebrew, Senators 105; Lemon, Sen
ators 100; Maxwell, Tigers 95,
Home Runs ;
National league Mathews,
Braves 46; Banks, Cubs 45; Aaron,
Braves 39; Robinson, Beds 36;
Mays, Giants 34.
American league Colavito, In
dians 42: Killebrew, Senators 33;
Mantle. Yankees 31; Maxwell, Ti
gers 31.
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Qualify
1 6 Amateurs
For Centennial Golf
- Deane Lambert, Medford,
qualified for the Centennial
Open golf tourney at Port
land with a 77 card yester
day. Dr. Robert Buck, Med
ford, shot an 80 and failed
' to qualify. Cutoff point was
a 78. . o
Portland-(UPD - The nation's
top golfers found the Port-
Barry Mac Kay,
Krishnan Win
Berkeley, Calif. -(UPD- In
dia's Ramanathan Krishnan
and U. S. Davis Cup star Bar
ry Mackay both posted easy
victories Tuesday in the first
round of the 70th Annual Pa
cific Coast Tennis champion
ships. Krishnan, top-seeded foreign
player, breezed by Berkeley's
Bill Freistad, 6-1, 6-2, while
Mackay, seeded first, over
powered San Mateo's Norm
Brooks, 6-2, 6-4.
Another Indian, Premjit
Lall, went three sets before
downing Charles Hickox, of
Berkeley, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. -.
In other men's singles
matches, Sargio Iachhini of
Italy defeated Steve Chand
ler, of Berkeley, 7-5,' 6-2; Tom
Brown, of San Francisco, de
feated Ken Lang, of Rich
mond, 6-0, 6-2; Jack Douglas,
of Santa Monica, rallied to
stop Carl Noble, of Danville,
HI., 4-6, 6-0, 6-1; and Bill
Quillian, of Seattle, defeated
Don Jacobs, of Berkeley, 6-0,
6-2. , y ,;
POWELL NAMED
Portland-IOPD - A panel of
sportswriters" and sportscas
ters Tuesday named Dave
Powell, Oregon fullback, as
the "Oregon College Football
Player of i the Week." Powell
scored three . touchdowns ; in
Oregon's 21-6 win over JJtah.
Howard Hogan, Oregon State
tackle, was second. Honorable
mention .went to Bob Peter
son, Oregon center; Tommy
Lee, Willamette quarterback,
and Jim Stinette, OSC full
back. - v : -
STICKS TO PREDICTION
- Redwood City - (UPD-Coach
Red Hickey of the San Fran
cisco Forty Niners today
stuck by his v prediction that
the Forty Niners would upset
the Rams when the two teams
clash Sunday. In the teams'
last three meetings, the Rams
have scored 135 points to the
Forty Niners 24, but Hickey
vowed that "there's a spirit
that's been catching on around
here, and I expect it to hit a
peak Sunday."
INDIANS SIGN PAPER
Cleveland -UPD- The Cleve
land Indians have signed a
working agreement with the
Toronto Maple Leafs of the In
ternational league. Toronto
replaces the Pacific Coast
league's San Diego Padres,
who announced last week
they did not wish to renew
their working agreement wifti
Cleveland.
AGREEMENT WITH YANKS
New York -flJPB- The New
York Yankee, will have a
working agreement with the
Amarillo team in the Class
AA Texas league next season,
it was-announced today.
land Golf club course to their
liking Tuesday as several of
them cracked par over the
6,504-yard layout, scene of the
first major national tourney
here since 1955.
The $20,000 Centennial Op
en gets under way Thursday
and runs through Sunday with
18 holes of medal play each
day. A S3,000 pro-amateur
event highlighted today's ac
tivities. Bob Duden, the Northwest
Open champion, showed his
fellow professionals how it
was done : in a practice round
with a five-under-par 67. Join
ing him in this score was
Billy Maxwell of Odessa, Tex.,
the 1951 national amateur
champion. .
Rudolph Gets 68
; Mason Rudolph, winner of
last week's Golden Gate Open
in' San Francisco, shot a 68
as did Don Whitt.of Borrego
Springs, Calif.; Dick Strana
han of Alameda, Calif., and
Hillman Robbins, . 1957 ama
tuer king from Memphis,
Tenn.
. Sixteen of 36 amateurs who
played in a qualifying round
Tuesday made the tourna
ment. Leading the way was
Jake Werschkul of Seattle
with a 70.
Sport
Parade
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OSCAR FRALEY
United Press
International
Los Angeles-fflPD - Fraley's
follies and the week end foot
ball "winners" along with a
few rambling observations on
the National League pennant
scramble.
Game of the Week
Northwestern over Iowa
This is looking for the upset,
what with Iowa rated a two
point favorite, but Dick
Thornton and the Wildcats
showed a devasting attack in
walloping Oklahoma-despite
that food poison excuse-and
this could be the team of
the year.
The East
Pitt over UCLA-It's easy
to understand why there was
a National League pennant
playoff.
Princeton over Columbia
Neither the Braves nor Dod
gers looked as if they wanted
to win.'
Dartmouth over Penn-The
blue-plate special.
Also: Syracuse over Mary
land, Yale over Brown, Penn
State over Colgate, Holy
Cross over Villanova,' Cornell
over Lehigh, Harvard over
Bucknell.
The Midwest
Army over Illinois-Joe Di
Maggio . would have hit 100
homers in the Coliseum.
Michigan State over Michi-gan-The
left field fence is a
horror.
Indiana over Minnesota
It's a very easy nine iron
shot. '
Also: Purdue over Notre
Dame, Missouri over Iowa
State, Kentucky over Detroit,
Wisconsin over , Marquette,
Baldwin Wallace over Toledo.
The West
Ohio State over USC-The
Dodgers went into the second
playoff game as if they had
it won. .
Nebraska over Oregon
State. The Braves were a
grim-faced lot.
Oregon over Washington
State-They looked like a hus
band who had just put the
best dishes in the clothes
washer by mistake.
Also: Washington over
Utah, Wyoming over Utah
State, Idaho over Arizona,
Brigham Young over Mon
tana and Colorado State over
Denver.
The South
LSU over Baylor-The World
Series attendance record for
one game is Cleveland's 86,
288 in 1948.
Duke over Rice-Los An
geles had 93,103 for Campa
neila night.
Miami over Flordia State
They'd have trouble beating
that even in the World Series.
' Also Clemson over Georgia
Tech, Tennessee over Missis
sippi . State, Georgia over
South Carolina, Auburn over
Hardm-Simmons, West Vir
ginia over George Washing
ton. The Southwest
' Texas over California-Win,
lose and no draw, the ball
players are glad it's almost
over.
TCU over Arkansas-The
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losers are sorry for the team
that has to expend all that
energy in the series.
SMU over Navy-As the
man said, if s only money.
Also: Air Force over Trin
ity, Oklahoma over Colorado,
Texas Tech over Tulsa, Texas
Western over New Mexico,
Arizona State over Montana
State. .
The average six-year-old in
the U. S. has at least one de
cayed, missing or filled per
manent tooth and the average
14-year-old has at least 10.
HONOR FOR MaeARTHUR
New Brunswick, N.J.-(DPD-General
of the Army Douglas
MacArthur today was named
to receive the gold medal
award of the National Foot
ball foundation and Hall of
Fame for his contributions to
the sport. Chester J. Laroche,
president of the foundation,
said MacArthur will receive
the award during the group's
dinner in New York, Dec. 1.
STEELERS TRADE GLICK
Pittsburgh -TOPD ' The Pitts
burgh Steelers of the Nation
al Football League traded de
fensive halfback Gary Glick
to the Washington Redskins
Tuesday for a future draft
choice and picked up half
back Jack Call, a free agent
who previously played . with
the Baltimore Colts.
Marijuana for Boy
Brings Man's Arrest
Van Nuys, Calif. (DPD- Rob
ert E. McDowell, 24,' was or
dered held for trial Tuesday
on charges of giving a nine-year-old
boy a marijuana cig
arette as the boy" was water
ing a lawn. 1 ', -
McDowell, a' painter, was
arrested a week ago after the
boy, Robert F. Pierson, told
his parents that" McDowell
stopped his car and gave him
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New York - (DPD Jockey
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winners at Aqueduct Tuesday.
Shoemaker's . victories came
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