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ill " 1 vX'iWw fir Lr4" . -... J MIAMI TRIUMPHS Florida's University next play. Identified players include Navy's of Miami defeated Navy 23 to 8 here Friday George Bezek (89) and Larry Boyer (71) night m a collegiate football game at Mimai. and Miami's James Crawford (71), Tom Joe Matalavage, Navy fullback, is shown Clark (66) and Jack Herman (88). leaping over the line of scrimmage to the three-year linef. The Middies scored on the (UPI Telephoto) Georgia Tech, Purdue; loua Fall By Football Wayside United Presc International Georgia Tech, Purdue and Iowa fell by the wayside Sat- urdav but Northwestern, play ing one of college football's toughest schedules, kept right XUXXXUg 111 U1U HI throne national champion Louisiana State. George Tech, the nation's " fourth-ranked team, dropped a 3-6 decision to rebounding Au burn when Tech's kicking spe- the try for extra point; fifth sanked Purdue, playmg with out its No. 1 and 2 quarter backs, was shutout by. Ohio State, 15-0, and fumbling . Iowa, ranked ninth, suffered a 25-16 defeat by Wisconsin. - Meanwhile, second - ranked Northwestern took over the lead in the Big Ten by de feating Michigan, 20-7. The victory was the Wildcats third without a loss in con ference play and their fourth overall. In addition to Michi gan, they now hold victories pver Oklahoma, Iowa and 1 UTinnocnta untH iYia trtiicxhpst. A. m Al 1 3 - 1 - T , C U1CIU, alrSad yhas won four straight, played Kentucky, the patsy of the Southwestern Conference, in a nignt game, iexas, me 'also played at night, meeting - southwest conference leader Arkansas. Two Others Upset Georgia Tech, Purdue and "Iowa weren't the only ones to feel the up-set sting, un defeated Air Force Academy, the best of the service acade my schools this year, bowed to Cyegon 20-3; West Virginia Gbld Rey Fish Count. : WEEK ENDING OCT. 17: Chinook salmon 37 (in- ; elude 5.4 per cent jack sal- ; mon). Summer run sieelhead 23. ; ; Silver salmon 7. FVLL SEASON: Chinook salmon - 14,707 (includes 19.9 per cent jacks) since April 9. Summer sieelhead 970 I since April 30. Silver salmon 7 on Oct. 17. Announcing , SEKESLPj IKS Merit Equipment Company is now official distributer for SE1BERLING TIRES. Soiberling, "Makers of Ameri ca's Fittest Tiros" has a tire in every price range & MERIT EQUIPMENT COMPANY wants to pass sav ings Jo yoe by these specials. Low Prices on the complete Rnav ' ;--i SPECIALS ChecR fJtese tire buys you won't find any better. Merit BguSpmont Co. has a full lino of these tires o at comparable Low Pricos. C03-I6 POTlage 995 PSaDle&Tire 670-15 Portage IOSStu, 71 0-15 Portage 5l95RpTaa4&Tire SEIBERLING COMMUTER For the' finest performance 'in deep or packed snow, as well as on ice and wet pavement, you'll want to owe the COMMUTER. The CARBOJET process leave billions of tiny wear-resistant carbon particles through out the rubber for the best traction available. MERIT Your Local VOLVO Tractor Dealer 3629 So. Pacific Highway Medford .rA. U'..'.. .. .m .A .,VfM...w,'ni1'AMbAlil wAXmilX4UAW 74VKa:IUaVUWAB dropped Pittsburgh, 23-15, and Maryland upended North Car olina, 14-7. . Yale, Pennsylvania, Penn State and Syracuse, the top teams in the East, won as ex pected; Mississippi rose up as a challenger for southern hon ors with its fourth straight victory; Illinois, one of the teams Northwestern p i ays later in the season, jumped into second place in the Big Ten race, and Oklahoma ' and Kansas remained tied for the Roosevelt Winner ; 7 Ovet Jeffersonians 1 ; Roosevelt trimmed Jeffer son 7 to 0 on Friday in a Medford grade school Nation al league football game. Rod Kinney returned the kick-off back for a touchdown at the start of the third quarter. Dave Boals ran the extra point. - UTAH STATE VICTOR Logan, Utah - (UPD - Three long drives on running plays and a short thrust that was set up by an intercepted pass netted a 28-0 Skyline confer ence football victory Saturday for Utah State over Montana. The Aggies' ground game was sensational as they ripped off huge gains to delight the 3,400 fans in Dick Romney stadium. USU scored once in every quarter -the third tally being set up by center Mike Con nelly, who intercepted a Mon tana pass on his own 42 yard line, - . MIAMI U. NICKS ; VILLANOVA Oxford, Ohio - (UPD - Miami university 'defeated Villanova 26-6- here Saturday; spoiling coach Joe Rogers' debut ; as coach of the Wildcats before a 10,000 band day audience. Rogers became coach after Frank Reagan t resigned earl ier this week.. , The Redskins ' dominated play throughout the game, in tercepting four 'Villanova passes and scoring their final touchdown after partially blocking a punt on the Wild cats' 15-yard line. . v . EQUIPMENT CO Big Eight lead in other top gains. - - - West Virginia stopped Ivan Toncic's vaunted passing and mtercepted five of his aerials in its upset victory over Pitt, and a weird new spread for mation, plus the handy work of two reserve quarterbacks were the keys to Maryland's victory over North Carolina. Yale capitalized on Cornell mistakes to remain tied with Penn, a 39-6 victor over Brown, for first place in the Ivy league, each with 3-0 rec ords. Tom Singleton passed for one touchdown, engi neered another, scored a third and kicked three extra points as the Elis beat Cornell. Perm State, ranked 10th, rolled to its fifth straight vic tory behind the flashy quar terbacking of Richie Lucas, beating Boston U, 21-12; eighth ranked Syracuse ex ploded for three TD s m the final five minutes to beat Holy Cross, 42-6; Jake Gibbs' passing and Charlie Flowers' running carried Ole Miss to a 53-7 victory over Tulane; Ill inois rolled to its third vic tory in four games by defeat ing Minnesota, 146: and Okla homa bounced back to-whip Big Eight rival Missouri; 23-0, while Kansas was beating Kansas State, 33-14. Oklahoma and Kansas are tied for first in the Big Eight with identi cal 2-0 records. Sixth-ranked Southern Cali fornia turned on the power in the final period to beat 17th ranked Washington, 22-15. The victory ; was the Trojans fourth without a loss and tumbled - Washington (4-0) from the unbeaten ranks. In the day's nationally tele vised game, Michigan State overcame a bad case of fum blitis to beat Notre Dame, 19- 0, and hand the Irish their first shutout in 29 games. Dean Look threw 52 yards for one score and ran 41 yards for another to spearhead the Spartan attack. Army's one-two scoring wea pon of Joe Caldwell and Bill Carpenter proved too much for Duke to handle as the ca dets marched to a 21-6 victory. Caldwell's passes to "lonesome end" Carpenter .led to two touchdowns and the Blue Dev ils 'never recovered. 2. KE 5-1524 Credit Union Day Observed in Area Thursday, Oct. 15, was ob served as International Credit Union Day, when credit unions throughout the world g a v e special recognition to the movement. The first credit union was established in Germany in 1849 and was a non-profit or ganization, as they are today. The -first credit union was established in the United States in 1909 in New Hamp shire. Since that time, the number of credit unions established under federal and state char ters totaled 19,166 in the Uni ted States, representing 10, 721,595 members with assets amounting to $4,414,239,807. . The Jackson County' Fed eral Employees Federal Cre dit Union, Camp White, is sponsoring a member ship drive contest, which will con tinue through Nov. 13. Mem bers of the credit union are eligible to compete. Sidney W. Ross is president of the Jackson county organi zation. . SAVED BY PAD : New York (DPD A Brook lyn, truck driver probably owes his life today to an order pad he carries in his shirt pocket. Charles Hager, 23, told police that two armed thugs jumped on' the running board of his truck and tried to rob him Friday. When he attempted to shake them off, he said, one fired right at his heart. The bullet hit the order pad and was deflected. The thugs fled. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Standings: Timber Wolves .. Un.h.1 Ar TViHrl W. -24 22 L. 8 10 14 14 16 16 'i 17 Va .18 18 28 Tee Pee Plywood -18 Table Rock Lumber 18 Communication wi-kib. xo rnv Vallev SuddLv 15 ft Eagle Point Tchrs. UVa Ideal temem " Midway Meat - x Hires Hoot Beer ; 4 Results: " . . Timber Wolves 4 (C. Trevaskis 571) 2666. Midway 0 (J. Korner 611) 2548. Cove Valley 3 (L. Jantzer 587) 2700; Hires Root Beer 1 (G. Hart 609) 2578. Table Rock 3 (V. Glawe 633) 2768. Tee Pee 1 (A. Petard 602) 2732. - CWA 1 (L. Brown 572) 2742. Ideal 3 (F. Mathews 604) 2782. Hushes & Dodd 4 (A. Austin 502) 2717; E. P. Teachers 0 (S. Callaghan 551) 2613. High game George Hart 260. High series Verlin Glawe 633. CITY LEAGUE Standings: W. ...23 -.20 L. 9 12 12 14 14 15 15 1514 C.W.A. 9208 Ross Lumber Co. Domestic Laundry ..20 xic xoc xme snop ..18 Telephone Emply. Assn. 18 ' Farmer Bros. Coffee 17 Central Market 17 Daugherty Lumber Co. 1st National Bank 16 Westside Merchants 16 State Farm Insurance 15 16 16 17 17 Johnston Stores 15 Weter & Olson 14 17 Silver Dollar Stamps 12 20 Calif. -Oregon Power Co. 11 21 , Rogue Sportsmen 7 24 Results: Domestic 3 (Dave Legg 592) 2,846; W & O 1 (Leo Webster 537) 2.748. Copco 1 (Bud Schroeder 578) 2,779; Tic Toe 3 (Mai Olsen 541) 2,798. . Daugherty 1 (Glen Stewart 488) 2.626; State Farm 3 (John Wilkin son 488) 2,653. Johnston 3 (Del Ross 581) 2,754; Silver Dollar 1 (Gordy Huttner 632) 2,699. Westside 1 (Erhardt Blind 525) 2.648; FNB 3 (Bunny Barrell 522) 2,702. TEA A 3 (John Strobel 493) 2,671; Central Mkt. 1 (John Keener 534) 2,670. ; , , Ross Lbr. 1 (Norm Henson 563) 2,674; CWA 3 (Mike Davis 570) 2,752. Rogue 0 (Ken Shaw 525) 2,627; Farmers 3 (Herm Newland 601) 2,780. ' QUEENS Standings: W. ..12 -.11 L. 4 5 ' 6 7 8 8 12 13 Johnnies Cafe Reter Fruit ...... United Radio ao Copco . 9 8 8 4 3 Acme Cleaners Hiway Ready Mix Team One Carolina Pacific - Results: - - Johnnies Cafe 2 (M. Sorenson 531) 2208; United Radio 2 (H. Clark 495) 2049. Reter Fruit 3 (L. Meeley 437) 1694; Team One I (J. Trautman 395) 1624. Copco 2 (C. Wray 397) 1858; Acme Cleaners 2 (G. Riggs 520) 1860. Hwy. Heady Mix 3 (J. Shock man 372) 2604; Carolina Pacific 1 (R. Beard 411) 2560. - EMPIRE LEAGUE Standings; W. 14 13 Clock Wennie Salon KANSAS DOWNS STATE Lawrence, Kan. (DPD -Sophomore halfback Curtis McClinton scored three touch downs Saturday to lead the Kansas Jayhawks to a 33-13 Big Eight conference football victory over arch-rival Kan sas State. A crowd of 27,000 saw Mc Clinton score on runs of one and 32 yards and on an 11 yard pass.. He also caught a two-point conversion pass. IDAHO STATE VICTOR Pocatello, Idaho (DPD Ida ho State college rolled to a first quarter touchdown and went on to a 6-0 upset over heavily favored Montana State-Saturday. - Bengal workhorse' Boyd Hall paced Idaho State college to the victory before a capa city homecoming crowd of 5,500 fans. The game was played in near perfect 69 de gree football weather. Washnngton Club May Stay Put Washington -flJPD-The Wash ington baseball club will stay in Washington, it appeared virtually certain . Saturday night. This was the authoritative USC Turns On Power To Win Seattle, Wash. (DPD - Sixth ranked Southern California turned on an awesome display of power in the final period Saturday to defeat Washing ton, 22-15, before 52,500 screaming, stomping fans in one of the greatest football games ever played in Husky stadium. Washington, the nation's 17 rated team, had gone ahead 15-14 with just over 10 min utes to go after Jerry Trayn ham fumbled Bob Schloredt's 47-yard punt on the Trojan 20 and Don Millich pounced the ball to set the stage for the touchdown. Washington worked it down, to the six. Then Schloredt,- a one-eyed quarterback from Gresham, swept around left end for the score and dove over tackle for the other two points. 'A sellout, homecoming crowd was really screaming then. But Willie Wood, fleet Trojan quarterback who had been injured, came in and masterminded TJSC's victory march. Traynham broke loose for 42 yards to Washington's 29. The Trojans drove down to the five, and Wood swung over for the winning score. Then he passed to George Van Vliet for two more points. Nu-Way Cleaners Viking .13 13 7 7 9 10 10 10 12 12 12 17 Western Thrift 11 10 10 10 Music Mart . Century Sporting EKersons Big-Y Cleaners . Cheiro Cafe Food Basket B roaster House 8 8 8 3 Results: Big-Y Cleaners 4 (D-. Dummy 447), Viking 0 (M. Epps 486). Ekerson's 1 (E. Edmonds 456), Cheiro Cafe 3 (V. Batman 502). Century Sporting 0 (B. Gillopie 456). Clock 4 (J. Frohrich 507). Broaster House 0 (T. Naggent 434),' Wennie Salon 4 (B. Matheus 455). Nu-Way 3 (A. Wilson 499), Food Basket 1 (P. Melsted 514). Western Thrift 3 (E. Read 487), Music Mart 1 (T. Shelton 435). INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE STANDINGS: Jubilee Club . Whitelaw Candy Snoboys Huffman Auto Parts National Guard Eagles Phoenix Auto Repair btanaara oil Neeley Nelson Lbr. Fyr Fyters Red Blanket Lbr. Co. Gates Furniture Results: Jubilee 4 (B. Cabler 528): Auto Rep. 0 (J. Bateman 468) 2627. Standard 0 (K. Patterson 528); Whitelaw 4 (I. Wolfe 535) 2800. Gates 4 (C. Coggins 588); Sno boys 0 (F. Couch 528) 2658. Guard 4 (D. Callender 485); Neeley Nelson 0 (K. Fluck 506) 2714. Huffman 3 (W. Huffman 475); Fyr Fyters 1 (G. Couch 526). Red Blanket 2 j(H. Fuller 501); Eagles 2 (F. Liddell 495) 2678. ROXY ANN STAR FIRE Standings: Larry's Lineup - Rogue Valley Vending W. 12 12 ii v 10 L. 4 4 4 V Olson Ross Lbr. Std. Oil Co., Prospect 6 7 7 9 9 weeks & Jrr . 9 9 7 7 Home Gas Co. Tex Nash .;. Ron's St. Station . Pinnacle Orchard 514 10,i 5 11 5 11 3 13 Jeddelah Bros. Jackson County Co-op. Ken Hughes ; Results: Ronstad 4, Ken Hughes 0.- ; Std. Oil Co. 4, Jeddeloh Bros. 0. Tex Nash 3, Weeks & Orr 1. Larry's Uneup 3, Rogue Valley Vending 1. Olson-Ross Lbr.' 3, Home Gas Co. 1. Pinnacle Orchard 3, Jackson County Coop 1. High series B. Johnson 542; G. Knouber 525; G. Orr 520. High singles J. Carrigan 215; G. Knauber 209, B. Johnson 198. LADY ELKS NO. ONE Standings: W. 14 12 11 11 9 8 8 7 L. 6 8 9 9 11 12 12 13 Cherry Pickers Break A ways . Tnoettes Pin Pushers The Goofers Threatless Three Lucky Strikes Stagettes Results: Lucky Strikes 3 (If. Morris 409) 1215; Threatless 1 (A. Thompson 406) 1179. Goofers 1 (L. Jantzer 452) 1209; Pushers 3 (T. Isaacs 463) 1304. Stagettes 4 (V. Lusk 430) 1235; Pickers 4 (W. Booth 481) 1311. - Break Aways 1 (D. Jantzer 548) 1197; Trioettes 3 (F. Hogue 445) 1242. High game Dorothy Jantzer 192. 193. High series Dorothy Jantzer 548. Split conversions Erma Gifford 5-10, Lee Neeley 5-6, Edna Blew 2-7, Virginia Lusk 5-7, 5-10. Ro berta Forbes 8-10, Fran. Bittle 8-10. HERTZ TRUCK RENTAL Available at HOPKINS RICHFIELD SERVICE McAndrews at Court Phone SP, 3-9068 . W. L. 26 6 24 8 20 12 18 . 14 16 16 15 17 14 18 13 19 Co. 13 - 19 13 19 13 19 7 25 estimate of the situation after club President Calvin Griffith received from his attorney a set of 10 recommendations re garding a possible move to Minneapolis. These ranged from one rec ommendation that he accept a Minneapolis offer with amendments if he wants to stay in baseball, to one that he should sell and get out of baseball if he can get $7,500, 000 cash for his stock. " The matter will be put to the club's board of directors on Monday, United Press learned. UPI also learned on substantial authority that the decision in all probability will be to keep the baseball Sen ators in Washington. ' One source said there was a course of action -not listed in the recommendations - that could be followed: That the Griffith family stay in base ball and stay in Washington without any strings attached. This appeared to be the course that would be followed. ' Another expressed view was was that the "question is where the team will be in the league standing next year, not where they will be play Football Hall Adds 10 Names New Brunswick, N. J. DPD Doak Walker, Doc Blanchard and Charlie Trippi, three standouts of the '40's, were among 10 new members se lected for the National Foot ball Hall of Fame to be con structed here shortly. x Walker starred for South ern Methodist in 1947, '48 and '49, Blanchard played fullback for Army in 1945, '46 and '47, and Trippi was a star half back at Georgia in 1942, '45 and '46. The other seven named were: Bobby Dodd, former Tennessee quarterback and present coach of Georgia Tech; the late Herman Hick man, ex-Tennessee guard and later coach at Yale; Carl Hinkle, one-time Vanderbilt center; the late James (Stan) Keck, who played for Prince ton and coached Norwich, Princeton and Waynesburg; former C 1 e m s o n halfback James Banks McFadden; Clar ence (Biggie) Munn, ex-Minnesota fullback and now ath letic director at Michigan State, and the late Henry Dis brow Phillips, a star guard for Sewanee during 1902, '03 and '04. acksoo mm limn nirr i u NtW KAIL IT'S IMPORTANT FOR YOU ... to SAVE where your money EARNS more . . . and where your savings are completely SAFE. We invite you to come in and start your savings account tomorrow, . . . it's so IT'S 1909 MEDFOmvCwTRIBUKl 'STOWS Sugar Ray Ordered To Get Physical Check New York (UPD - Sugar Ray Robinson, center of an other postponement rhubarb, was ordered Saturday to ap pear Monday at headquarters of the New York State Ath letic commission for a physi cal examination. . Pro Grid Questions Expressed By EARL WRIGHT United Press International - Can the Green Bay Packers make their record 4-0? Will the Philadelphia Eagles over-, come a strange jinx? Can the Baltimore Colts stop the "Bear blitz?" Can the Cleve land Browns make their stin gy defense pay off? About 200,000 stadium fans and thousands of TV quarter backs will get the answers to those questions in four of Sunday's top National Foot ball league games. The oddsmakers tab the Packers (3-0) as three-point underdogs against the Los Angeles Raine (1-2) at Mil waukee; the Eagles (2-1) 64 point underdogs against the Giants (2-1) at New York; the Colts (2-1) slim, one-point fa vorites against the Bears (1-2) at Chicago, and the Browns (1-2) 4V6 point choices against the Chicago Cardinals (1-2) at Cleveland. The Pittsburgh Steelers (1 2) and Redskins (2-1) are rat ed even for their clash at Washington and the Lions (0- 3) are two-point picks against the San Francisco Forty-Nin- ers (2-1) at Detroit. The fa vorites have been beaten or failed to win by the point spread in 11 of the' 18 games played this season. CHURN TO SPOKANE Los Angeles (UPD - Chuck Churn, who had a 3-2 record and 4.96 earned run average for the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers this year, was assigned to Spokane in the Pacific Coast league to day to make room ' on the Dodger roster for catcher Raymond Conoway. ounty atuicipaiGH u . i nice to have! . 'SO 'J 6 LOAN ASSOC . SAVINGS . , , . Should he fail to appear, the New York remnant of his world middleweight crown may be lopped offl The Na tional Boxing association va cated his title on May 4 for his failure to defend. Meanwhile Ned Irish, presi dent of the Madison Square Garden Corporation, post poned indefinitely Robinson's scheduled non-title bout with Canadian Wilfie Greaves at the Garden. Nov. 13. and sub stituted a wrestling show.. Sugar Ray. who' hasn't fought in 19 months, asked for a two-week Dosroonement of the Greaves fight because of "a virus that prevented me from training during the past three weeks." But Garden of ficials refused to schedule the fight for Nov. 27 because a Greaves' fight on that date would nrevent Sucrar Ray from training properly for nis defense against Paul Pender at the Boston Garden, sometime in the wee of Dec. 14. COWBOYS DROP BRIGHAM Laramie. Wyo. - (UPD - R. serve quarterback Joe Demp sey passed for one touchdown and kicked two field trnnTs Saturday to lead the Univer sity of Wyoming to a bruising 21-6 Skyline conference foot ball victory over Bripham Young university. The 182-pound iunior from Muskegon. Mich., snlit the rights from 15 yards out to open the scoring with 11 min utes and 37 seconds left in the second period. AUBURN BEATS TECH Atlanta (UPD - Auburn marched 79 yards on sheer power with the second - half kickoff Saturday and. Full back Ed Dyas kicked the ex tra point for, a 7-8 victory over fourth - ranked Georgia Tech before 45,000 rain-soak ed fans. Tech kicking specialist Tommy Wells missed the con version try after Tech's second- period touchdown and then was wide on a 38-yard field goal attempt 14 seconds before the game ended. It was the first loss of the season for the Yellow Jackets, who had won four straight. F Where you does make a ATION MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 10 Sunday, Ocr. 18, 1959 BRUINS GET VICTORY . Los Angeles - (UPD - Two of the four Smiths on the UCLA football team - fullback Ray Smith on offense and end Earl Smith on defense - led the Bruins Saturday to ; a hard-fought 19-12 victory over the University of California. The jinx at the Coliseum against hexed California held before 32,933 fans as the Bears led in both the first and second periods, but let the Bruins fight back each time under the guidance of hot-and-cold tailback Bill Kilmer. MICHIGAN STATE WINS East Lansing, Mich. (UPD Dean Look hurled a 52-yard touchdown pass and ran 41 yards to set up another score Saturday to enable Michigan o State to overcome the handi cap of losing the ball five 0 times on fumbles and lead the Spartans to a 19-0 upset over Notre Dame. 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