St. Mary's Foe Reported t
Good Fundamental Eleven
A good fundamental ball
club which is bigger than the
Crusaders. That's what the
St. Mary's high football gang
will be up against when it
meets Sherman of Moro here
Saturday night.
The two clubs mix at the
Medford stadium in the Ore
gon Class B championship
quarter-finals.
. Sherman passed infrequent
ly but showed a good running
attack in defeating Wasco of
Maupin in the playoff for the
District 6 banner. The north
SPORTS
PARADE
" OSCAR FHALEY
. '. Sport Writer CJniUd Press
San Francisco -UPD- Fra
ley's follies and the week end
football "winners"-and, once
again, thank, goodness Grand
ma taught me never to wager
on such unpredictables."
Gam of the Week
Northwestern over Michi
gan State - The Spartans are
a team which has looked.alter
nately great and pitiful. This
could be one of their good
weeks but Northwestern
should make the big bounce
back after blowing its prefect
record.
East
Syracuse over Colgate-Too
much all around. -
Notre Dame over Pitt - On
a hunch.
Penn over. Columbia -r Mur
der uo front. '
Harvard over Brown-The
Cantabs found themselves.
ALSO: Boston College over
Boston U., Navy over George
Washington, Dartmouth over
Cornell, Penn State over Holy
Cross, Yale over Princeton,
Bucknell over Temple, Buffa
lo over . Gettysburg, Lehigh
over Davidson, Lafayette over
Tufts, Rutgers over Villanova.
Midwest
Oklahoma over Army - In
juries have cost the Cadets
too much.
Wisconsin over Illinois - A
bone crusher.
Purdue over Minnesota-Regaining
stride.
Indiana over Michigan - A
real tossup.
Also: Iowa over Ohio State,
Kansas over Oklahoma State,
"Missouri over Kansas State,
Nebraska over Colorado, Bow
' ling Green over Delaware and
Miami over Dayton. ,
West
USC over Baylor - Pride of
the West. '
California over Washington
' -The blueplate special.
' UCLA over North Carolina
State-Drop in class.
Oregon State over Stan-ford-Not
much to choose.
Also: Oregon over Washing
ton State, COP over Idaho,
Air For,ce over 'Arizona, Colo
rado State over Utah, Utah
State over Denver and Wy
oming over New Mexico.
South
Auburn over Georgia,
Backyard toughie. ?
.Georgia Tech over Alabama
-A shade the better.
Mississippi over Tennessee
.-Letdown after that big win.
LSU over Mississippi State
-The big bounce.
. Also: Clemson over Mary
land, Duke over Wake Forest,
North Carolina over Virginia,
Kentucky over Xavier, Flor
ida State over WM, West Vir-
ginia over VPI. VMI over Cit
adel, Miami over South Caro
lina and Vanderbill over Tu
lane. Southwest
Texas over TCU Driving
for the big season.
SMU over Arkansas - De
pends on the bounce of the
ball. '' "
Rice over Texas Aggies -Could
go either way.
Also: Houston over Texas
Tech, Abilene Christian over
Texas Western, B r i g h a m
Young over Arizona State,
Hardin Simmons over New
Mexico State, North Texas
State over Tulsa and Trinity
over West Texas State.
MATCH TENTATIVE '
San Francisco (UPD Yvon
Durelle will meet Carl (Bobo)
Olson here in a 10-round light
heavyweight botit Dec. 10
but only if Durelle gets in his
fighf with George Chuvalo in
Toronto Monday night with
out getting knecked out or
badly, cut. Both Durelle and
Olson made, unsuccessful at
tempts at winning Archie
Moore's light- heavyweight
crown. Moore stopped Durelle
twice; and flattened Olson
once. '
central Oregon club used a
split T attack with flankers.
Wasco was unbeaten before
losing 21 to 0 to Sherman in
the district decider.
St. Mary's will go into the
quarter-final after having no
game last week end. The Cru
saders defeated Merrill on
Oct. 31 for the District 5
bunting. They had the follow
ing Monday off but were in
pads Tuesday through Friday
of last week and had an inter
squad tussle on Friday.
Coach Bill McKibbin re
ported his Crusader squad in
tact except for end Ron Daley,
who sufered a broken collar
bone in the Merrill game.
Wyatt Selected
Coach of Week
For 2nd Time
Knoxville, Tenn. -flOT- The
way he had it figured, nation
al champion Louisiana State
would give the ball to Ail
American Billy Cannon and
send him slashing off-tackle
if it ever needed a two-point
conversion badly. '
LSU sent Cannon slashing,
all right, but he was met al
most head-on by guard Wayne
Grubb and linebacker" Char
ley Severance and stopped six
inches short of victory.
That's why Bowden Wyatt
of Tennessee is honored by
United Press International to
day as ' college football's
"Coach of the Week" in the
wake of Tennessee's 14-13 tri
umph, that snapped LSU's 19
game winning streak and
tumbled the Tigers from the
No. 1 spot in the national
ratings.
It's most unusual for a
coach to win this honor twice
in one season, but that's what
Wyatt has done. Earlier this
year he had been named when
his Volunteer "streak-busters"
whipped Auburn, 3-0, to end
Auburn's 24-game unbeaten
streak. "
ip'XK '
NOT FOR HIM A barber's life is a tough one especially
when' called upon' to give a monkey a haircut. Here Richard
Espinoza of San Francisco prepares to give "Buddy," a Capu
chin monkey from South4 America, a trim but "Buddy"
would have none of it and broke loose from the chair and
headed for the open spaces with owner Roger Bjoring in
hot pursuit. (UPI Telephoto)
SPORTS
PHILS SIGN YOUNGSTER
Philadelphia-UPD-The Phil
adelphia Phillies outbid fve
other major league clubs
Tuesday in signing outfielder
William Delessandro to a 1960
contract. Dellesandro, 17, of
the Reading, (Pa.) .Junior
American Legion team, will
be assigned to a club after
spring training next year.'
2 New Guards
For Stanford
United Press International
Stanford, Calif. -(UPD The
Stanford Indian's held a long
defensive drll : Tuesday, the
first two units working
against Oregon .Stale's single
wing attack.
Coach Jack Curtice called
the club's defensive perform
ance "sharp." He said the In
dians would have two new
guards for the OSC game this
weekend, Ron Fernandes and
Errol Scott.
E5(IDWLnK(K
STARLIGHTERS LEAGUE
Standings: W.
Polar Cold 16
Tribune Headliners 15
4-Minute Maids 10
Rogue Sportsman 7
Threatless Three 19
L. Trioettes 19
8 Break A Ways .. , 17
9 Stagettes 15
14 Lucky Strikes 13
17 , The Goofers 12
Results:
Minute Maids 1 (Wilma Winkler
509) 1944: Polar Cold 3 (Lou Marsh
405) 1963.
Tribune 3 (Betty Minger 509)
2208; Sportsman 1 (Ann Zenor 443)
1988.
High games Betty Minger 184,
Wilma Winkler 183, Ann Zenor 179.
High series Wilma Winkler 509,
Betty Minger 509.
Split conversions Dorothy Hicks
4-5-7. Peg Hutchinson 2-5-7, Betty
Minger 4-5-7, Lorna 'Thompson
3-10.
17
17
19
21
23
.24.
W. L.
.; 21 3
18 6
17'i 6'2
; 1 8
14 10
14 10
: 12 12
12 12
10 14
9 15
8 16
7i 16
7 17
2 22
SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Standings:
Resets
Mix Masters .....
Cherry Picker
Eagle Eyes
Krazy Katz
Head Huttners
Four Deuces
H & H .
Loose Screws
Team Eleven
Team Six
Gutter Bugi
Team Ten
Team Twelve
Results:
Mix Masters 4 (M. Stickney 518)
1796; Team Eleven 0 (D. Greer 450)
1560.
Loose Screws 2 (L. Knapp 499)
1868; Team Ten 2 (L. Fisher 498)
1623. '
. Head Huttners 0 (G. Huttner 517)
1772: Resets 4 (J. Monroe 566) 1885.
Cherry Pickers 3 (B. Cabler 549)
1778; Team Twelve 1 (L. Nelson
509) 1667.
Krazy Katz 0 (M. Lillie 480) 1847;
Gutter Bugs 4 (R. Patton 468) 1817.
H & H 2 (L. Hall 4661 1676;
Four Deuces 2 (E. Flakus 474) 1722.
Eagle Eyes 1 (G. Hale 464) 1621;
Team Six 3 (B. Fisher 502) 1665.
WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE
Standings: W. L.
Cummins Diesel ; 23 13
Union Club 21 Vi 14 Vi
Medford Cleaners 21 15
Jorgensen's Dairy . 21 15
Ross Lumber . 19',i 1614
Hawkinson s Tire 19 .17
Wooden Shoe 18
Pick's Apparel
Beck's Bakery
Crater. Logging
Team Three
Crater Inn Motel .
18
16
15
13
11
.18
18
20
21
23
25
Theyll Do It Every Time
. ' , By Jimmy
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WERE TAKING HIS
NEW LAW CLERK
AHO BRIDE OUT
TO dinner,and
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Results:
Picks 1 (P. Melstad 485) 2227;
Crater Logging 3 (L. Jantzer 456)
2235.
Medford Cleaners 1 (M. Clark
513) 2381; Cummins 3 (S. Daigle
577) 2416.
Ross Lumber 3 (E. Baker 519)
2384; Crater Inn 1 (D. Paul 517)
2228.
Team Three t (E. Read 518) 2262;
Beck's 3 (G. Riggs 594) 2336.
Hawkinson's 1 (M. Hennebeck
490) 2287; Union Club 3 (V. Cum
mings 496) 2301.
Wooden Shoe 3 (L. Learning 575)
2342; Jorgensen's 1 (R. Barr 547)
2324.
High games: S. Daigle 200, V.
Knox 225, D. Christensen 200, G.
Riggs 200. 217, L. Cornelius 204, L.
Learning 214.
High series S. Daigle 577. G.
Riggs 594, L. Learning 575, R. Barr
547.
Split conversions K. Jennings
4-5. L. Jantzer 5-7. V. Blunt 5-7,
J. Newland 5-10. M. Tennant 5-6.
ROXT ANN LEAGUE
(Medford Lanes)
Standings:
Team Eleven (Squirt) ...
Baker's Moulding ..:
Taylor Salade Ins .
Pacific Motor Trans, jl.
Graham Electric
Harrison Electric ....
Groceteria ..
Larry's Richmaid
Hopkins Richfield
Coca Cola
Team Four
Medford Plywood
W. L.
29 15
28 16
2514 1814
24 20
20
21 .
22
24
25
1714 2614
16 28
16 28
Results:
Tricettes 3 (F. Bittle 457) 1190;
The Goofers 1 (H. Depner 430)
1156. -
Threatless Three 3 (V. Bateman
487) 1253; Stagettes 1 (E. Blew 371)
1218.
Break A Ways 3 (D. Jantzer 540)
1296; Lucky Strikes 1 (L. Neeley
475) 1267.
Pin Pushers 0 (T. Isaacs 446)
1284; Cherry Pickers 4 (W. Booth
477) 1344.
High game Doorthy Jantzer 187.
High series Dorothy Jantzer 540.
Split conversions V. Bateman
6-7-10, H. Bolton 3-7, N. Forler 5-7.
LADY ELKS NO. TWO
Standings:
HI LO .; .
Antlers
Wapitis
Daffy Dilly
Stags 1
Cussin Three .
Jolly Three
Tornadoes .... .
Doozies .................
Merry Madcaps
W. L.
24 16
23 17
23 17
2214 1714
2114 1814
19 21
18 22
1714 2214
17 23
15 25
Results:
Doozies 1 (P. Anderson 439) 1366;
Cussin' Three 3 (B. Hazlett 504)
1407. ,
HI LO 3 (R. Travis 481) 1313;
Tornadoes 1 (L. Stephens 485) 1240.
Stags 1 (J. -Howard 412) 1212;
Merry Madcaps 3 (D. Veal 493)
1242. - .
Antlers 4 (V. Knox 536) 1269;
Jolly Three 0 (R.' Miller 407) 1182.
Daffy Dilly 2 (M. Klatt 459)
1283; Wapitis 2 (E. Read 462) 1258.
High games Bernice Hazlett 188,
Evelyn Read; 186, - Lois Stephens
185.
High Series Vivian Knox 536,
Bernice Hazlett. 504.
Split Conversions E. Miller
5-8-10. V. Knox 3-7, R. Travis 5-10,
A. Thompson 5-10.
ROXT ANN "MAJOR"
Standings: W.
Asko - 24
Allison Const. 23
Western Oil Burner 21V
Donna Timber
Rotary Club ...
Country Club
Medford Tire .
K-DOV
Mail Tribune
Desert Service
Cal-Ore Rancher
Kachina Room .. 1014 2114
18
17'
15
14
13
12
Ill's
11
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8
9
1014
14
1414
17
18
19
20
2014
21
Results:
Allison 4. Cal-Ore 0 .
Asko 3. Country Club 1.
Medford Tire 3, Kachina 1.
Rotary 3. Desert Service 1.
Western Oil 4, Donna Timber 0.
Mail Tribune 3, K-DOV 1.
TO COACH SOUTH
Miami -(UPD- Wade Walker,
Mississippi State head coach,
will direct the South Squad in
the 14th annual North-South
College All-Star Game in the
Orange Bowl Dec. 26. Army
Coach Dale Hall will, coach
the North team.
Try and Stop Me
By BENNETT CERF-
IN HIS entertaining "The Scandalous Scamps,' Harold
MeMing tells the story of one Cassie Chadwick, who had
a high old time until the cops caught up with, her posing
as the daughter of steel
tycoon Andrew Carnegie.
Cassie ostentatiously de
posited huge bundles of
"securities" (blank paper
they turned out to be) in
various safe deposit
vaults; hinting that Papa
Carnegie had given her
another little bundle. '
Bankers and merchants
nodded approvingly and
gave her unlimited credit
-at high rates of interest.
One day tha charming
Chadwick came . upon a
grand piano that struck her fancy. "How many of these do you
have in stock? she asked the store proprietor. "Twenty-seven,"
be told her. "Good," said Cassie, "I'll take them all" and she
sent one grand piano to each of. 27 friends. They were among the
chief mourners, of course, when Cassie was led away to the pokey. '
' . . ,
- Note from philosopher Joe E. Lewis: "You're only young once,
hut if you handle it right,-once is enough."
. C 1959, by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Wednesday, Nov. 11, 195
New Car Buying '
Raises Retail Sales
Washington -(UPD- A surge
in new car buying in October
caused the first increase in
retail sales across the nation
in three months, the Com
merce Department said Tues
day. Retail sales of all goods
last month totaled $19,024,
000,000, up 2.7 per cent from
September and 7.8 per cent
from a year ago, the depart
ment said. New car pur
chases jumped 17 per cent. :
Now you can
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TRIUMPH SOUGHT
Laurel, Md. (UPD T u d o r j
Era, denied victory through a ! i
disqualification a year ago,
sought an unsullied triumph
today in the eighth running of
the $100,000 Washington
(D.C.) International. Twelve
thoroughbreds from nine
countries were to run in the
global classic. Never before
have that many nations had
representatives in the "Olym
pics of horse racing" in any
one year. Russia had Gamier
Tl -ci 1 , It r- 1
aim f ictiig, i ranee naa mid
night Sun and Mi Carina,
Venezuela had : Pensilvania,
England had Aggressor, New
Zealand had Up and Coming,
Mexico had Lea-B., Australia
had Vogel, Peru had Light
ning, and the U. S. had Bald
Eagle as well as Tudor Era.
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Scientists have counted
more than 50 species of kan
earoos . raneine from seven i
feet tall down to animals a i
foot high.
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. 22
. 20
. 19
Results: '
Team Eleven (Squirtl 4 fBarlow
5401 2699; PMT 0 (Phillips 481)
2621.
Groceteria 3 (Mel Hall 484V 2846;
Baker's Mould. 1 (Baker 626) 2804.
Graham Elec. 3 (O'Connor 494)
2816: Team Four 1 (Carr 467) 2740.
Med. Ply. 3 (Bernarde 479) 2776;
Larry's 1 (Smith 491) 2650.
Harrison Elec. 3 (Gammelgaard
510) 2392; Hopkins 1 (Rohlman
511) 2346.
Taylor Salade 4 (England 499)
2753; Coca Cola 0 (Belknap 469)
2637.
(The Roxy Ann League has com
pleted the first third of the sea
son with Team Eleven, which will
be sponsored by the Squirt Bot
tling company, as the winners.)
LADT ELKS NO. ONE
Standings:
Cherry Pickers
Pin Pushers
w.
29
20
L.
7
16
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