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Pirate, Decide Eagle Rogue Conflict Will Championship Rogue league football "ri valry winds up this week end with the championship 'game set for tonight on the' Phoenix high gridiron. . " . Phoenix entertains Eagle Point this evening in the title decider. Game time is8 p Jtt. Illinois Valley is .at Glen dale this evening in a scuffle of tailenders apd. Henley will aim lo hold" its third, place status as ho'st to Rogue River on Satunday afternoon. . The Eagles of EP and. the Pirates are knotted going into the District 6 A-2 southern division final game. Each has a 4-0 standing. Winner will advance against Sutherlin or Glide next week end for the fufl district honors. Suth.erlin (4-0) and Glide (3-1) were to meet this afternoon in an IBdDWLUMCE INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Standings: Timber Wolves Hughes & Dodd Tee Pee Plywood Eagle Point Teachers Midway Meat Table Rock Lumber Ideal Cement f au. V.ll.v .Cinnlv Communication w oncers id Hires Root Beer W. L. 27 13 27 13 22 IS 2VA 18','a 21 19 20 20 19 21 16 'i 23 24 Three Cheers SJJC. Lucky Strikes . The Pinheads Merry Misses Bankerettes SObby Pins .10 30 R.ntti Ideal 4 (B. Vincent 537t 2646; Wolves. 0 (D. Adkins S52) 2398. Tee Pee o (A. Petard 565) 2620; Midway 4 (J. Korner 5751 2694. CWA 0 (B. Donahoo 538) 2606 Hires 4 (G. Hart 599) 2723. Table Rock 1 (S. O'Connor 604) 2650; . P. Teachers 3 (B. Hall 611) 2797. Cove Valley 1 (F. Kflly 572) 2604; Hughes & Dodd 3 (A. Baker 611) 2752. High game John O Connor 2o8. High series Bill Hall 6c Art Ba . ker 611. . . The Rolling Throe 12 12 10 9 8 8 8 4 6 8 8 9 10 10 12 14 Results: . The Gang (K. Byrne 153) 1283; Three Cheers (B. Bosgall 132) 1161. Bobby Pins (A. Metz 141) 1487; Bankerettes (H. Dow 149) 1427. S.N.C. (S. .Vorbeck 163) 1538; Rolling Three (R. Bosworth 110) 1492. iPnheads (C. Brereton 139) 1493; Three Squares (K. Walker 172) 1665. Lucky Strikes, (C. Head 163) 1586; Merry Misses (M. Thomas 166) 15'.9. ELKS LEAGUE Standings: Cubs TO. 26 24 23 22',i 22 211! CITY LEAGUE Standings: CWA 9208 Dofestic Laundry Ross Lumber Co Daugherty Lumber Co Westside Merchants w.t.p Ar Olcnn Farmer Brothers CoHee.. zi Firit National Bank 21 Central Market 20 Telephone Employees 20 State. Farm Insurance 19 Tic Toe Time Shop 19 Silver Dollaf Stamps 18 Johnston Stores 18 California Oregon Power 14 Rogue Sportsmen . 11 L. 14. 16 17 ft 18 18 ,i 19 19 , 20 20 21 21 22 22 26 .28 Snorts Gypos Alley Gators L.iveiy rive - Sea Dogs Miss Fitts Cementers Channel Cats Go Boys Reddy's Adairs W. L. 21,i 10 Vx 20 .12 Results: .. F N B 4 (Paul Dimick 564) 2743; Tic Toe 0 (E. Olsen 458) 2574. ' Westside 4 (Carl Landis 581) ' 2917; Johnston 0 (Del Ross 470) . 2660. . . Farmers- 3 (Fred Anderson 611) 2769; T E A A 1 (John Sedey 493) 2665. . , Daugherty 3 (torn Ball 600) 2821; Central 1 (Earl Sommer -520) 2751. "State Farm 1 (Al Miller 572) 2873; Silver Dollar 3 (Bob Ander son 555) 2893. C W A 1 (Gordy 'Owsley 533) 2699; Rogue 3 (Bill Weddle 561) 2814 Copco 2 (Don Harper 509) 773; Domestic 2 (Howard Blew 508) 2736. V? & O 4 (Bill Luman 581) 2843; Ross 0 (Gals Culy. 582) 2632. ROGUE RAMBLERS Standings: , W. Three Squares 13 The Gang . 12 . 20 18 . 11 . 17 . 15 . 14 . 14 . 13 . 12 ','2' . 10 12 14 15 15 17 18 18 19 19 M 22 n.k. inn "Ran 539) 2421: Miss Fitts 1 (M. North 504) 2293. .Go Bovs 2 (K. Brown sua) Z3D; Gypos 2 (R. Offord 556) 2359. Lively Five 1 (R. DeVore 569) 2268. Cementers 2 (U. McCall 545) 2311: Sea Does 2 (C. Ashpole 488) 231S. . Alley Gators 1 (J. Veal 546) 2413 Sports 3 (D. Davis 527) 2416. n t Wnntlov 471 2158 Channel Cats 4 (J. Morgan 597) 239B. EARLY BIRDS LEAGUE: Standings: W. Tally Ho. 7 Kims One 6 Team Three . 2 Kims Two- - . 1 Team Six -- 4 Team Five . 8 Team Five 0 (M. Adams 33) 1873! Tally Ho 4 (S. Baylor 393) 2054. Kims Two 0 (C.-Reed 327) ls; Team Six 4 (E. Newton 337) 1952. Kims One 3 (E. Wolfe 3117 1956; Team Three 1 (I. Williams 307) 1916. High game-f-Shirley Baylor 153, C. Baylor. M. Adams 136. High series S. Baylor .393, G Baylor 342. All Kinds & Sizes COMPARE OUR LOW PRICES! Durable o Versatile - .V A. . 1 lyt-: r Urppqua Valley league con-cluder. Next week's championship erame will be on the fielS of the choiceof the Rogue league standard bearer. Scores Discounted Phoenix enters the game tonight after league wins of 34 to 0 over Illinois Valley, 27 to 7 over Henley, 47 to 7 over Rogue River and 50 to 6 nvpr Olendale. The Eagles de feated Rogue "River 25 to 0, Glendale 44 to 7, Illinois Val ley 26 to 13 and Henley 20 to 19. The scores" would teem to rate the Pirates the edge but comparative scores are being discounted as a yardstick be cause of varied circumstances The games with Henley are cases in Doint.. Phoenl chalked up its Hornet verdict on the Pirate field when Hen- lev was still weak from h'aw toll of hurts. Eagle Point traveled to Henley for its game, had some aiimenw of its own. to hamper it and met a. much tough'er cjub than the earlV season Hor nets. EP enters the encounter frather.'beset by injuries. Some pieht nlavers were reportea on the ailing list. Phoenix was said better physically but nas its iniury losses, too. with reg ular ends Raymond Thomp son and Roy Lester out wiin injured 'knees. Thompson has had surgery. Reserr. To Aid A happy .note for Plioenix has been the way reserves have been coming along and a number are likely to see somse offensive service. These include Jerry Kelly, end; Joe Colfax and Dave Johnson guards; Doug James, center Dick Maesse and Harry Gay tackles: and Gary Colfax blocking back. Joe Colfax has missed two games because of brujsed ribs. Phoenix has wen three of its games with Eagle Point ever the past five years, 7 to 6 Jn 1954. and 1957 and 21 to 0 in 1955. Eagle Point was 66 to 6 victor in 1956 and 20 to wlnnei last season. should this evenine's fra cas wind uo in a tie the Rogue league representative in play offs will be determined Dy net vardaee but the' teams would remain co-champs. All Six Teams In Contention United Press International ' The wide-qpen Northwest conference football race won't be settled this week end. Only one conference game 4s sched uled - Whitman- at Lihfield Saturday niebt. All six yearns still are in title contention. Wilfamette. 3-1 in the con ference. Dlavi College, of Puget Sound in 'Tacpma Lewis- and Clark plays host in Portland to the Seattle Ramblers, College -of Idaho, meets favored Idaho State at Pocatello and Pacific meets Portland State at Forest Grove. Those snanov October mornings of past years alm.ost waited out the enure momn this vean. before 'making their frosty appearance. Now that tlrey have arrived tne iime has come for the faint of heart and the low in blood pressure y pull their chaws closer .to the fire and turn the volume up so they can better.hear the TV commercials, it is also me time of year when a particu lar breed of 'fisherman begins to emerge from the mass of fair weather anglefs. THE STEELHEADER The steelhead iisherman, specially the winter varie ty, usually is found on the. banks of .a roaring, muddy stream. He has an almost feverish gleam in his eye and in past . years always could be identified by the fishy aroma surrounding him.. It's a lit". naraer these days because the ad vent ofihe spin-n-glovr ana the ekie drifter has replaced the cluster eggs and idertti-' fic&tion must be based on other features. Insulated underwear, insulated boots an4 n munla of rjOekei hand warmers aren't positive, but if the f ishing rod is an eigni or nine foot spinning va riety and he's fishing w.hile it's snowing or raining, men you can be sure", you have found one of the breed. NOT FOR SOFTIES Thosp Who Dreaca about how Americans are getting soft anH out of condition wouldn't eet caught in , the nnnrtitinns the steelhead liStt erman is willing to a"ccept. If you can stand having your 9isMaTsHsl-asTsTsTs-sTsTsTs-sTs-s-s-s-s-s--s-s-s-s-s-sTs- To Check Your .Ticket on free 4 . - PBflTTftfi -.-"- Presto-Logs . Coffee Mugs 5 for 39' FREE Limit 10 to a Purchase With 15 SS Stamps -.. ' . j. Woods, Water, Wildlife By Hank DeVess r SPORTS . and places when one thing will seem better than another. Are you confused' WORMS? Occasionally an angler,, catching salmon or steel--head will find worms in the . process of cleaning if . or skinning it. These are called round'worms and are harm less lo humans if the fish is well cooked. Tjar those who are more squeamish the method of getting rid of these worms is by an over night soaking in salt water. The'larger salmon are diffi cult to cleanse unless they are fileted into thinner ' .pieces. . THE OPTIMIST'S ?ORNER . Even thou'gh I can't tell a tale of downing a mighty buck this year, I can take 'some comfort in having helped the local deer herd by im proving the ratio of bucks-to-does. Perhaps by next year I wtll have improved my meth od of pussy-fdoting to the ex- tent that I can shoot a speci men that is nicer to "look at but harder to chew. . GOOD LUCK! Washington, In West mer McLoughKn 8th Wins McLoughlin football team five-game eigTith grade " completed son unbeaten you can stand naving yesterday with a 25 to li win feet numb to the. ankles or ' jjedrick- u:..u AanAina. nn hnvtr over .neurit. K. deep the water is you're.stand- Scdre was only 7 to 0 for ing in, and your nanas so lviac at nantime ana just 13 cold the "only way you can to 0 after three 'periods in the tell you're tunning the reel r civil "war mix between the hanriio io Vnr watcHine.it. and local iunior hieh school cluhs. meanwhile you're still certain . Mike Barnes went 10 yards a fish will strike" on" the next around end for the first Bull- ' . - 1 Uio J n . rm 3 -il . Cast: II you can ia&c una uug u aim mil uie exim mmi,, j enjoy it without catching a fish, iran you're crazy! But don't worry,. you ase in ex cellent company. ST.DRS BEWARE The state game commis sion finally.hafcbeen torcea to chanae its policy regara ing game violators, in that .fmm nAtf on. the commis sion will bring civil suit lo" collect damages trom any unlawfully .takes game animals. These "dami ages will be in "addition xo im) nsnallieS other- assessed. Deer and inteloce Vrill cost fr.om $100 to $20? and 'elk will cost from $100 to- $300, Each mt bird will tost from $2 to $5. wr isr OWNERS The came animals belong poinj. McLoughlin marched goalward off the "second half kick off and Ron Edmonds romped, thel .ast 30 yards on a reverse. Barnes' Runs Long In the fourth quarter Wal ter VarstraCe. went 10 vards Fand converted to make it l$ to 7, But Barnes galloped 70 vartis to a touchdown off tha kick-off for 19 to 7 scoreWith 40 secdnds. to "play Barnes faked a kick and twisting, turning and cutting Tan- 60 yards to the goal. Verstrate took a pitchout and.' heading down the side lines as the final gun barked, scampered bU yards to tally. Coach Dale Bates Doirfted out Jeff Monroe, Chuck Kim ball, Don Coltrane," Jerry .me - " - Maxon "ana-rerry. wineinoui to the people o.f the state as a or outstandiBg-d efeasive whole and do. not belong to work. He aid that coach Don those individuals wno -. stroh"s club was the hardest tu,u the ar.imals are theirs I .u'-i v uxwmau c - i Diiii?Kiii. one t.ilctb mat. xiao for the taking. The change pt t . th The feame policy has been forced by tne m oal time this large number of slobs tnat lseason .tbat , McLoughMn loused up the hunting season Bulldo2er defensive unit -has this year. Alsp it has oeen. been ed against, . toA ) the fact that the . , lUiV&U " J - I . sportsmen of the state made .xhe nation's farm famjlies very litue enori vj jjuxh-c received aDout eigni oixnuu their own ramus emu iiwi.u aoiiars irum wu-uic-ioiui a.- let the" game commissidh and tivities in 4953, according to ..United Press Internatigjnal i Cpllege .of the Pacific, wjiiph cant see for losing on the mainland, tries to change its luck tonight on an island Svhen the clawless Tjgers meet Hawaii at Honolulu. COP eoes into the game with a showing of one victory and four losses, the latest be- ing a 21-14 beating by Cin cinnati. Hawaii bid aloha to the - mainland about three weeks ago by taking a 44-14 shellacking from !5an Jose State. . The co'acfs toD Saturday gamre pits Washington against UCLA at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The Huskies grab bed the inside track for the Rose Bowl . invitation, last Saturday with a .13-12 win over Oreeon. UCLA droiJped a 20-7 verdict to the Air Force, adding further , disappoint ment" to a season wliich saw them onen ud by battling . . - - . Purdue to a scoreless tie. Since then, UCLA has compiled one rA Tirn Aat&aB TVlA W ill glUU fcYW - . W-tshington-UCLAtilt is a Big Five game, . "JSC Favored by 13 Southern California, sixth rankejl and undefeated this year, dropped a 1412 decisioa, to Cal last season and 'coujd be out to 'pour it en the feeble BeSrs who have lost five .of six. . Other leading games ftod Washington State at 'Oregon State, San Jose State at Stan; lord and wregoH at iuaiiu. Oregon State is favored Jay six-pdinfe to slop the Cougars' .winning streak at three Vt-oJcrVit Pnoph Tnmmv Pro- puaiguv, w"mw . throhas four Beaver tailbacks tuned upin Dainard Paulson, lijarl Harbin, Larry Sanchez and Don Kaso. Indians Came Close .Stanford came close to pull ing off a najor upsefr at the expenee of Southern Cali fornia last week but los by two points. The "Indians are f raiAt Con Tnca Cf qtq laviicu vvs-i wuu vwav- mvv.) Hey Kids; Ask for your . V' Halloween Treat Saturday at C2ega& Fortiine Rations When Accompanied by Adult So. Riverside Open 24 llr. Save SS Stamps.. - TOU RECEIVE ' STAMPS WITH ANY GAS P.URCHASES Central 4 Jackson OPEN fc 6:30 AM. to 10:30 P.M: . xc i e v the state police try to do lj alone. It's too bad tne com ;ccmn "has to take tHis step lIUav- to protect, us from our selvs 1 Mm-w-iT 11X10 11TA lot uAm -icaiimp a rPDOnsibilitV which should be eurs, we lose little more of the ngnc to hunt no frpelv as we want. iiunv - -- With thousands of sportsmen utilizing -the resources oi me state, it's time we realized tbat. the old euiics no longer work and we. had better get together and worjc oui aumc ... nnps - Ywr ANTCT-ER'S DOG There are steelhead and cafmon available lo fhe angler " in. -every major '.iirum'ooen to fishing at this linre of .year.The prob lem is deciding, whiclj one Will produce the best at Ihif 'particular time. Fall chi haaV una sdme steelhead are available in the Smith - r. -1 apd Itiamam rivers, outwi .Vlmoit and Steelhead are found in the Rogue and llli- nois risers. There is quite a run .of silvers wailina.for higher water helow the falls 4Via Illinois and the-larae i Wtlhearf run in the Rogue is estim.aled lo be some where below the mouth of the Applegale river. HOW TO - Salmon, be they silvers or chinook, "seem to .be more susceptible to spoons and sDinners: the. only trouble- wrth. that advice being 'that thev "also take single or clus ter, eggs often enough to keep everyone "guessing. Steelhead are like goats are supposed to be. Theyo will take flies. metal lures, plastic lures', sineie or cluster. eegs,-."and worms laree or small. Any thing will catch a steelhead sometimes, but there are times Poison Oak? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL .V... L mmZmttmA A. want MM HIM. VW 'WH"i w. I tMHty chMrfully refunded. Get betrl rjday at WESTERN THRIFT the National Industrial ference Board. . .5) ... an improved outfit which could make it hot. A top- notch.passing battle apparent ly is on tap between tne In" diaas Dick Norman and San Jose's Ray Podes"to. Oregon, knocked from itsJ unaeieaied-percn last oaiur- dav by Washington, is a 21 point crfcice to keep Idaho in the winless cplumTa. Unbeaten San Francisco State goes after its eighth vic tory, when the 'Gators take on the Cal Aggies. San Diego State is at Fresno State in an other coast game while re gional tilts fyid New Mexico Coto at Arizona State afld Arfeona atrutah. Abdie Narrows Burnside Lead Portland -(UPD- Northwest conference statisfi.es too day cV.r.uro4 two Aalfbacks in a neck-anc?-neck fight -for first j place in iotal conf ereice rush ins -.rorinop fit.her Dlavers J -- were mVe than 200 yards be hind M I Bab 'Burnside of Pacific ! 1 tAX' R77 XlOW IXCio OX .lie I, luio VI wi yards. Just behind hinf is Lewis and Clark's JackAbdie th 574. Each0has played in 'six games. - . . Still tops In passing is Charlie Alvaro of'Co'lege of Idafio with,8r7 yard'j. 28 ReceDiions Bill Hughes of Pacific has4 OO nqce roflnt innc f "r thp NO. 1 spot and Pacific s Jerry 1 el lows Jas a 35.2 punting aver age. Whitman's Tim . Smtfh nas scored the mostjWint 48. As a team, binf leld heads lin hreS deDartments total offense, defense and pass oe. fense. Bgst in team rustling so far is Lewis find Clark. C of I haS the best team passing record and Willamette rusn- ing defense. . . 0 ui - " - i ' . teamS named Abdie and Pa- . . . . , , a citie s 500 wenaei dhck ana lineman of Ihe week, respec tively. . Pointers Defeat Ashjand Eleven Central Point Central Point eighth grade gridders thumped Ashland 28 to 14 here yesterday to wind up with a 4-1 standing for the year. , The Pointers headed 28 to 0 at half time and Coach Xeith Johnson used his first string gang for only three plays over the lats two quarters. Vern Swanson ran 60.aift! 35 yards for CP touchdowns. Greg Faulker boomed the last two yards for a store and Dar-rell-Summefield taced 55 yards to theefld zonen a pass interception. Summer field ran three extra points and Faulkner one. Buddy" Gail crossed the goal for Ashland and ran bota ex tra counters. . MAIL TRiBUNE, Medford, Or. A Friday, Oct. 30, 1959 J O UMCGolf Meet1 Set United Medford Crusade . will benefit from S tourney on Saturday, Nov. 7 at Rogue Valley Country club. The legible competition for , gross, and net prizes will be open fi men and women, both members, and non-members. Club members will be charg e's a $2 entry fee and non members a $3. amount. More than 100 pjizes will be offered with closest to the pin and long drive awards. J.11TJ CVClt W 111 1 uil uuuugu- out the day. The Calloway system will ie used for non handicapped players. 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