MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Friday, Nov. 6, 1959
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SOC Rival Saturday
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DEAF MUTE STARS-Sammy
Oates, star end for Hardin
Simmons University football
team is deaf and dumb, yet is
in the midst of a second fine
season in the Border confer
ence. There'll be lots more
cheers for Oates, for he has
two seasons more of eligibil
ity, but he'll never hear them.
2nd Franchise
In LA Depends
Upon O'Malley
New York-ttJPD - The ques
tion whether Los Angeles will
have a second major league
baseball franchise apparently
boils down to this: Will Dodg
er President Walter O'Malley
share his gold mine?
Stanley Brown, president of
the would-be Los' Angeles
Stars, said Wednesday -after
conferring with Continental
league officials, that Los An
geles may have another fran
chise "if Mr. O'Malley is
willing."
In Los Angeles, '0',Malley
Commented, "no, comment."
Brown said he was advised
by Continental league presi
dent Branch Richey that the
new circuit would be happy
to consider Los Angeles "con
ditional upon Mr. O'Malley's
not being in opposition."
Asniand A well proven
defensive team and a surpris
ing passing attack will be dis
played Saturday on Fuller
field when Southern Oregon
college plays host to Eastern
Washington college at 8 p.m
Only three touchdowns can
be charged to the Raider de
fensive team in the past ftfur
games while the - offensive
unit has eiven ud two on a
fumble and pass interception.
Led bv the . only senior
member of the unit, Dick
(Hughie) Smith, the Raiders
have held opponents to. a
scant 59.6 yards passing and
102.1 yards rushing per game.
Smith leads the big middle
three and his hard charging
has resulted in one touchdown
for SOC and recovered fum
bles not to mention the plays
that have been stopped before
they could barely get started.
Dave Brown and Neil Green
along with Pedro Colley make
up the bulk of the middle line
but defensive ends, John
Shama and Larry Drake, take
responsibility for turning the
outside plays in so the big
boys can put the stoppers on.
Shama and Drake solved
one of tne Kaiaers Diggesi
problems in the beginning of
the season.. At first every
team the men of SOC met ran
them ragged around the
flanks. Since then the work
of Drake- and Shama have
turned the tables in favor of
Southern Oregon.
Phil Sword, Willie Garner,
John Buck and Jess Munyon
at their linebacker positions
have been responsible for the
short passes and helping out
the forward wal1.
John Harvey, Clark Peter
son, Doyle Bransom, Kerm
Bennett, and now sidelined
Wayne Allen have taken over
the respont ibilities in the
backfield. Their play has ac
counted for 10 pass intercep
tions. In addition, opponents
have completed only 4.4 pass
es per game for a total of 31.
Thus 25 per cent of enemy
completions have been match
ed by SOC interceptions. ,
Raider coach Al Akins
points not only to this season
but also to the future. Nine
of the mentioned defensive
players are freshmen, four are
sophomores, and only two,
Smith an'i Sword, are seniors.
Offensively the Raiders will
go with Eldon Francis, Bran
som, and Al (the Horse)
Barnes in the backfield with
Jack Brown at quarterback.
Brown and Lance Locke
made the passing attack work
the best it has this season last
week when they completed
three for touchdowns to Gor
dy Carrigan.
Carrigan and his wing part
ner, Jim McAbee can give 46
w
reasons, tne passes oi crown
and Locke have been success
ful.
Carrigan has caught 27
passes for 424 yards and Mc
Abee has gathered in 19 for
196 yards.
Eastern Washington, on the
other hand, has been having
trouble getting in the scoring
column. The Savages have
tallied "only, 9.7 points per
game while opponents have
scored 22.1. '
EWC's .lone win in seven
starts came over Western
Washington ,1614. On one
occasion they, have tied and
that was in the EWC home
coming game as they played
College of Puget Sound to a
13-13 standoff.
College "of Idaho, Pacific
Lutheran, Central Washing
ton, and Whitworth all have
registered wins over the luck
less Savages.
Even Puget Sound has a
win over them but it was on
September 26 in the. first
game of the season. This game
was a 27-6 loss for EWC in
Tacoma while , the tie was in
BULLDOGS CAPTAINS Dale Stansfield coach Ralph Perkins. The Bulldogs meet
(23) and Mike Watkins (15), co-captains for another Medford school, Hedrick on Sat-
McLoughlin Junior high's final ninth grade urday at 1 p.m. at the senior hjgh stadium,
footbal game of the year, are shown with
SPORTS
the previously men t i o n e d
homecoming game and in
Cheney.
Eastern Washington will be
forced to bring along 16 fresh
men when the injury-plagued
Savages tangle with Southern
Oregon in Ashland, Ore., Sat.
urday. Coach Ed Chissus said
he will have to start an all
yearling backfield and it will
be the first time the four have
played together in a game.
Mike McCauley will start
at quarterback. Jerry McLain
and Lanny Willman will start
at halfbacks and Dave Davis
will open at fullback.
HURRICANE VICTOR
Boise -(DPD Tommy Hurri
cane Jackson held on through
9Vi rounds of a losing fight
Thursday night and then
pulled a two-punch combina
tion out of the air to gain a
10th round technical knockout
over Howard King of Reno.
Bulldogs, Hornets
In 9th Grade Final
Junior high football season
bows out here Saturday with
luster and flourish.
McLoughlin and Hedrick
ninth grade gridders wrap 'up
their campaigns in their an
nual crosstown rivalry. The
game will be at 1 p.m. at the
senior high stadium.
The fact that both clubs are
undefeated this season adds
significance to the conflict al
though there is no official
southern Oregon mantle,
mythical title can be claimed
by the winner.
The Hornets of Hedrick and
the Bulldogs of McLoughlin
reportedly are buzzing and
barking, respectively, for ac
tion. Said Barney Riggs, head
coach at Hedrickj "The kids
are real eager and are show
ing a lot of desire for the
game." And Ralph Perkins,
head mentor at McLoughlin,
stated, "The spirit at Mac has
been quite high for this game
Riggs said that Jerry Strat-
THESE
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
FROSH LEAGUE
Saturday, Nov. 7 -I p.m.
MEDFORD HI STADIUM
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TDiS
LlcLoughlin Hi Bulldogs
Ralph Perkins Ed Doran, Coaches
Hedrick Hi Hornets
Barney Riggs Don Ferguson, Coaches
(Fhoto by Town & Country Realty)
BACKFIELD Mike Neathamer, Dick Deffley, Dean Evernham, Ron Calkins,
Jack Lcwery, Jim Stiger, Keith Dalbec, Rusty Miller, Mike Watkins, Frank
VanPelt, Larry Sander, Brad Young, Charles Henney. f
LINEMEN David Crocker, Lloyd Hammonds, Dale Stansfield, Clint Partsafus,
Jack Forde, Stephen Harris, Don O'Dear, Gary Miller, Jim Titus, Ron Thornton,
Greg Wolf, Art Deckhard, Barry Goodroad, John Casad, Richard Barnes, Larry
Sarmer, Larry McCammon, Bob Metternick, Stephen Knight, Jerry Fann, John
Mitchell, Wayne Couch, Jerry Wright, Royal Johnson, Don Clogston, Larry Kline,
John Weiser, John Moir, Rick Bell, Tim O'Mara, Lee Kramer. '
MANAGERS Gary Fichtner, Steve Lawton.
COACHES Ralph "Cy" Perkins, Ed Doran. ' '
(Photo by Town & Country Realty)
Ray Heysell, Jim Bandy, Dennis Brumbeck,
Ross, Ernie Scalberg, Jerry Strarton, Gibb
BACKFIELD MEN Don Miles,
Calvin Granger, Frank Kinney, Roy
Mitchell, Jerry Olson.
LINEMEN Tom Barker, SMI Corbin, Earl Dalton, Gary Griffin, Mike Miller,
Don Ziesmen, Roy Shaw, Paul Rutter, Darryl Stockton,. Allen House, Bill Buettner,
Jonathon Inskeep, John Mee, Tom Metz, Jim Pierce, Chris Brewer, Ron Austin,
Chuck Coffman, Monte Cook, Keith Graves, Gamer Haupert.
MANAGER Larry Berg, Gregg Taylor, Jim Woods. .
COACHES Barney Riggs, Don Ferguson.
COMPARE THE LEAGUE SCORES
Mac Hi
Mae Hi..-.
Mac Hi
Mac Hi.....
Mac Hi . ..
LEAGUE GAMES
26 K. Falls ...... 0
Ashland ... 0
S. G. Pass 0
N. G. Pass 6
Crater .................. 6
25
....... ...19
.......... 6
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LEAGUE GAMES
Hedriclt ... 26
Hedrick 39
Hedrick .1 26
Hedrick ............19
Hedrick .. 65
N. G. Pass.. 0
S. G. Pass. 13
K. Falls . 6
Crater 12
Ashland .13
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ton, the Hornets' jack of all
backfield trades, will miss the
game because of a chipped
ankle bone and that Roy
Shaw, an end may see but
little service because of a leg
ailment. With Stratton out of
action, Darryl Stockton, regu
lar center on offense, has
been placed' at the defensive
safety post.
Perkins reported that the
Bulldogs have spent much
time on defense, aiming to
stop the hard running Hornet
fullback, Jim Bandy. He said
that, if the Mac defensive unit
performs up to its usual
capacity, the tussle should be
a close one. McLoughlin has
permitted just two touch
downs. '
Righ halfbacks Jack Low
ery and Keith Dalbec are on
the Bulldog ailing list. Lowery
has a badly bruised elbow and
Dalbec an injured thumb.
Both may see some action but
neither is listed as a starter.
Perkins will have Frank Van
Pelt mover to half and Mike
Watkins play at fullback. .
Line-ups Told
Rises has announced . that
the possible Hedrick offensive
crew as Bill Barker Jr., and
Gary Griffin or Hoy Shaw,
ends;' Bill Buettner and Mike
Miller, tackles; Garner Haup
ert and Chuck Coffman,
guards; Darryl Stockton, cen
ter: Dannv Miles, Quarter-
hack: Jim : Bandy, left half
back; Roy Ross, right half, and
Gibb Mitchell. full&acK.
For defense it may be Bill
Corbin and Mitchell, ends;
John Mee '-and Tom Metz,
tackles; Chris Brewer ana
Buettrier, guards; Griffin and
Frank Kinney, linebackers;
Bandy and Ross, halfbacks,
and Stockton, safety.
Offense probables for Mac
. . . , 1 -! "
are David trocser ana uaie
Stansfield. ends: Jim Titus
and Ron Thornton, tackles;
Gary Miller and trreg won,
guards; Rick Bell, center;
Mike Neathamer, quarter
back; Ron Calkins, left half;
Frank Van Pelt, left half, and
Mike Watkins, full.
On defense the likelies are
Thornton and Lloyd Ham
monds, ends; Larry Sanner
and Stephen Harris, tackles;
John Mitchell and Lee Kram
er, guards; Crocker Calkins
and Van Pelt, .linebackers,
and Neathamer and Watkins,
halfbacks.
CUBS SIGN RICE
Chicago-OIPB - Catcher Del
Rice, who played on three
pennant-winning teams, has
been signed by the Chicago
Cubs as an active player for
the 1960 season. Rice, a vetr
erah of 15 major league cam
paigns, was recently released
as a free agent by Milwaukee."
The 37-year-old backstop had
started last season as a player
but later was made a coach
by the Braves.
Gone 'to . . .
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