Thursday, Oct. 1 1939
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
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CO TEAM CENTER Pat McLaughlin, over the ball and
shown with line coach Paul Evens-en, is snapper for the Go
offensive team of the Medford high football sauad. The Goes
and the Shocks will be out to chalk up touchdowns against
aouin aaiem Jtngh this Friday. The game will be at 8 pjn.
at the Medford stadium.
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Ashland Entertains
Crater High Crew
Ashland Ashland high's
Grizzlies face the Crater high
football team here 'Friday
night intent on-making up
for the 40 to 13 shellacking
suffered at, the hands of the
Comets last fall.
It will be. a non-league
game.
Basic fundamentals of
blocking and tackling have
had emphasis in workouts
this week, Grizzly coach Var
ney Corey reported. The Ash-
landers, had shortcomings in
the two departments against
Klamath Falls last week end,
Setting up a defense to meet
Crater's diversified T attack
has been another objective.
Two injuries were suffered
by the Grizzlies in Monday
practice, - Quarterback Harley
Dickerson, who was ticketed
as a starter this week, turned
his knee and right half Bob
Voris turned an ankle. End
Vern-Speirs.has been ill V-.
Crater was idle last week
end and as" of yesterday was
without any serious physical
woes. Coacb Leonard Warren
has had his club working at
blocking in theline and of
fensive pattern for the backs,
along with defense against
Ashland plays. The mentor re
ported. Comet spirit high and
reported that his club is look
ing better in drills than it
has. . ,
For Ashland possible offen
sive starters are Jerry Hauck
and Speirs or Glen Moses,
ends; Phil Tucker and Bob
Hardy, tackles; Gary Callahan
and Chuck Rush, guards;
George Moses, center, and
Dave Jackson, Steve Gray,
Doug Forrest and Voris or
Stan Quenton, backs. .
For Crater it could be Tom
White and Earl Cooper or
Harold Twidell, endsj Bryson
LaCasse and Glen Cote, tack
les; John Anhorn-and Larry
Rey erson, guards; Rick Burns,
center, and among Loyal Hig- j
inbotham, Gary Johnson, Jim
Eldred, Don Gillaspey and
Dean Lamp, backs.
Black
A school at which the pro
duction of frontrunner foot
ball teams has been the rule,
rather than the exception, will
provide the opposition for
Medford high this Friday
when the Black Tornado takes
on the South Salem Saxons at
8 p.m. at the Medford stadium.
The Saxons, after slipping
to a tie for third in 1958, are
favored to regain the District
8 A-l championship this fall.
Last year's finish was the low
est for South Salem since the
school opened in 1954. In
fact, it's won or shared the
title in every other year. In
1954 the Saxons0 shared the
state diadem with Marshf ield.
They were runners-up hi 1957
to Jefferson. -
Yoraatdo Encounters
Salem Friday Msg Sit
A good number of re
served seals are still avail
able for the Medford-South
Salem high football game
here Friday night, Lester
Harris, Medford principal,
reported. Some of these are
choice seals, he indicated.
i Speed ..has been a trade
mark of coach Lee Gustafson's
South Salem crews. It's the
same in 1959. Fullback Ron
Harp and .' halfbacks Kim
Clark, KenSawyer and Don
Royce are real - speedsters.
Harp is state 100-yard sprint
titlist and has done the cen
tury in :09.8. '
Line Standouts0
Steve Stewart (148) at quar
terback, Clark (155) at . left
half, ; Sawyer (150) at right
half, and Harp (175) are back
field starters. Kent Meyers,
another, fullback .(weight not
available) is "the power run
ner," . :,. V'.?
Tackle Woody Bennett and
ends John King and Darrel
Covert are listed as line stand
outs by Joe Bigham, sports-
writer for the Salem Capital
Journal. Bigham calls the line
SOC fled Raiders Travel
To Linfield for Tussle
Ashland-rrSouthern Oregon
college ventures -to McMinn
ville this week end-to tangle
with Linfield college in ef
fort to stem a two game losing
streak and bring back some
notice to the Oregon Collegi
ate conference.
Since the season opened
only Oregon Tech has won a
game for the OCC, Eastern
Oregon, Portland Stated Ore
gon Colleeg of Education, and
Red Raiders of SOC each have
lost two games. -
Linfield has been cutting
through the OCC like . a
thrashing machine. The WHfc
cats have blasted OCE 52-6
and Portland's Vikings 34-0.
Looking at the 54 points
scored against the Raiders,
they will be nearly. 30 point
underdogs' to the powerful
Northwest conference foe. .
Early in practice this week,
Mississippians
Still Top Vote
New York (UP!) The United
Press International small college
football ratings (first-place votes
and won-lost records in parantbe-
""'"Team Points
1. Miss Southern 27 (1-0) 375
3. Mami (Ohio) 4 (1-0) w254
3. W. Chester (Pa.) 5 (2-0) 250
4 E. Texas State 1 (2-0) ,162
3. Xavier (Ohio). (3-0) 9h
8. Montana State 1 (2-0) 87
7. Cattanooga (1-1) 77
8. Buffalo (N.Y.) (1-0) 74
9. Northeastern (Okla.) (2-l) 72
10. Arizona State (1-2) --63
1 1 Memphis State, 60; . 12. Middle
Tennessee State. 57; 13. Connecti
cut, 50: 14, Bowling Green (Ohio),
47 15, Hillsdale (Mich.), 40: 16 (tie),
Delaware and Butler. (Ind.), 31
each; 18. Lamar Tech (Tex.),. 30;
19. McMurry (Tex).. 28; 20, Fresno
(Calif.) State (1). 27.
FIGHTS
United Press International 4
Chicago Dick Tiger, 160. Ni-
feria. outpointed Joey Giardello,
62. Philadelphia (10).
Charlotte. N. C. Bert White
hurst, 192. Baltimore. Md stopped
Tunney Hunsaker, 186, Fayetteville.
W. Va. (10).
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QUALITY
BLOCKS
Oram Tile
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W. McAndiewa
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the Raiders concentrated on
their running attack with
about the same lineup that
has started the . past two
games. There was one excep
tion. John Buck' has returned
to action and he has been al
ternating at various backfield
spots. The speedy scatback
has also been playing on the
defensive unit.'.
Injuries were not evident
on the SOC squad this week
with Phil Sword getting back
into full play. Sword was
having trouble with tied
muscles in his back but it ap
pears he will start at center
on offense and linebacker on
defense. '
Coach AI Akins has also
been shifting his defensive
alignment in an effort to in
stall more speed and sacrifice
some beef.-
Gordy Carrigan and Jim
McAbee will get the starting
assignments at the ends again
this week with Jim Tacchini
and Tony Brauner slated for
guard duty. The tackles will
remain the same with Wild
Willie Garner and Troy Bel
lah on hand. .
Talent Has
First Home
Grid Game
Talent High school, fresh
from its 14 to 12 win over
Childquin, the first win re
corded .by a Bulldog football
team in two years, has spent
the past week in preparation
for its initial home game this
Friday nights It plays Bonanza
at 8 p.m.
Main stress this week has
been on defense for the Bull
dog footballers. There has
been concentrated work on
stopping both running and
passing attacks, in hopes that
they will be able to halt the
thrusts of the Antlers. There
also has been some work on
smoothing out the wrinkles
in Talent's own offense.
Listed by Coach Don Moore
as starting players on offense
were, John Kerns, center;
Doyle Leek and Jerry Moore,
guards; Morris Sterrett and
Ernest Casland, tackles; and
Tom Burnett and Bob Dickin
son, ends.
St. Mary's Plays
Backfield consists of Don
Skundrick and Bob Jacobs,
halfbacks; Mike Jacobs, fullback,-
and Ed Seaver, quar
terback. There will be! two changes
on the defensive team with
Fred Tycksen going in at a
linebacker and Albert Back
playing an end position. Larry
Bradford, a regular starting
tackle, won't be able to play
this week end.
St. Mary's, the only other
class B school in Jackson
county that is playing football
in the 5B district, will Vie at
home Saturday night. The
Crusaders will entertain Chil
oquin at the Medford High
school stadium.
of the Saxons fairly good size.
Listed weights show it lighter
than Medford's but there's
been considerable speculation
in the Black Tornado camp
that the actual weights are
heavier han the program fig
ures. Possible offensive starters
in the line are Don Waller and
Covert, ends; Scott Nelson
and Bennett, tackles; Rick
Nelson and Ron Case, guards;
and Gary Walls, center.
Gustafson's Saxon offense
has been the T with unbalg
anced line tS the left. He uses
the single wing on occasion,
but Bigham says .not so far
this year. P o
Look For Third Win
South Salem is looking for
its third victory in four games
while the Black Tornado will
be out to make it four
straight. The Saxons have de
feated North Salem 32 to 20
and Albany 19 to 6 and lost
to Milwaukie 13 Jp 18 Mad
ford victories have been over
Beaverton 33 to 0, Marshfield
39 to 21 and Orland, Calif.,
51 to 13. o ; n
Of "the Albany game last4
week end, Gustafson said he
felt that Saxon downfield
blocking was as good as it's
ever been. He credited the
line as a unit with blocking
well to open the holes. . - -
, Coach " Fred Spiegelberg's
Black Tornado continued its
tuning for the Saxons yester
day with about 45 minutes of
scrimmaca aimed 0at bolster
ing, its Sefense. Offense was
An in another 45 minutes of
dummy scrimmage and there
was tackling and punt return
drill.
; End Lowell Dean and tack
le Lynn Knight were back
with the squad yesterday.
Dean had missed Tuesday's
workout because of a cold dhd
Knight was absent because of
a hip ailment. However, Spie
gelberg reported troubles to
the depth at the right half
slot. Mike Hood was healthy
but Len Griggs was hSbbled
by a sore shoulder and Jim
Barry by sore feet. Looking
good last night at the position
was Jim bcnmiat, . a junior.
And. Spieeelberg said that
Mike McCullough knows the
position.
Shaw Bolsters
The mentor said that the
defensive Kne has been bol
stered by turnout of Chuck
Shaw, 195-pounder. He joined
the squad at tne start oi
school, has come0along and
earned his right to play and
may see service this Friday.
He's a junior up from the ja-
vees.
' Spiegelberg said that he
still planned too rely on his
two platoon offensive arrange
ment but with Dan Sieg like
ly at fullback no matter
whether the Go team or the
Shock team I takes - the field
first. '
Goes have Jerry Anderson
and Lowell Dean, ends; Gor
don Pathman and Dennis Jen
sen, tackles; Keith Berg and
John Frohnmayer, guards;
Pat McLaughlin, center; Ray
Konopasek, quarterback; Ken
Durkee, left halfback; Griggs
or Barry, right half, and Sieg,
fullback.
On the Shocks are Bob
Quinney and Booth Deakins,
ends; Lynn Knight and John
James, tackles; Reggie Breeze
and Terry Earl, guards; Chuck
Holt, center; Dick Ragsdale,
quarter; Skip Bennett, - left
half; Mike Hood, right half;
and Sieg, full.
Possible defensive "starters
are Lowell Dean, "James,
Breeze, Knight and Jensen on
the line, Anderson, Earl and
Bill Charley at linebackers,
Ragsdale and Cal Dean at
halfback and Ken Durkee at
safety.
SPORTS
De Wirt Named
Tiger President
" Detroit -(UP- Bill De Witt,
a veteran of 43 years in ma
jor, league front offices, was
tb new .president of the De
troit Tigers today in a move
designed to replace business
men with a baseball man in
operation of the club. ,
De Witt, 57, was named
Wednesday to succeed Detroit-lumberman
Harvey Han
sen: ' .'" r .
Herman Quits At Milwaukee
Milwaukee -DPD- The Mil
waukee Braves, dethroned as
National League champions
by the Los Angeles Dodgers,
began their retrenchment
campaign 1 Wednesday, an
nouncing the resignation of
one coach and unconditional
release of another.
, Coach . Billy Herman, - a
member of the Bravesr staff
for two years and a star sec
ond baseman of the '30s and
early '40s, quit to join his
former teammate, manager
Bill Jurges of the Boston Red
Sox. The two formed an out
standing second base combi
nation with the Chicago Cubs.
Del Rice, 36, the Braves'
second string catcher until
mid-season, when he was
taken off the active list and
added to the coaching staff,
was granted an unconditional
release. He was "angling with
a couple of clubs" to return
to the playing rar-ks.
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