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MONDAY. OCTOBER 10, I960
FOOTBALL SCORES
SATURDAY COLLEGE -
SSi' 'i!1 24' Villanovm J
Ohio U. 36. Boston U. 6
' Princeton 21, Pennsylvania 0
, Dartmouth 20, Brown 0
fst Vlrcinla 6, Richmond 6 (tie)
Georgia Tech 6, Louisiana St. 3
, Mississippi St. 29, Arkansas St. 9
N. Carolina 13. Maryland 10
Mississippi 26. Vanderbilt 0
Kentucky 35. Marshall 0
Kansas 28. Iowa St. 14
Marquette 13, Boston Collete 12
. Texas 24. Oklahoma 0 ,
Baylor 28. Arkansas 14 . .
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Texas Christian 20, Tex. Tech 7
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Xnons 0
Colorado 35. Arizona 16
LA. St. 14. Santa Barbara 6
- HamUton AFB 21, Coll. of Ida
ho 0
Claremont-Harvey Mudd 14, Po
Inona College 12
. Idaho St. 44, Omaha 6
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win,.,, oi. uiverne 4
' .Long Beach St. 28, San Diego
Si n
Whittier 28, Pepperdine 0 '
Sacramento St. 14. Santa Clara 8
Montana St. 22, Cal. Poly SLO 18
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Colorado St. U. 30, Drake 3
Utah St. 33, Idaho 8
SUNDAY PRO GAMES
National League
San Francisco "14, Detroit 10 '
Philadelphia 31, St. Louis 27
New York 10, Pittsburgh 17 '
Chicago 34, Los Angeles 27 -
Washington 26, Dallas 14
Green Bay 35, Baltimore 21 '
American League
Houston 27, New York 21
Oakland 20, Dallas 19
World Outboard
Records Fall .1
Oceanlake, Ore.-UIPD - Five
world records were broken in
the - Oregon Motor boat as
sociation's final meet of the
season, which ended Sunday
on Devil's Lake. . ;
John Alde'n, Oakland, Calif.,
broke the world record in B
slock, hydro five-mile . conj
petitive racing with a time
of 56.285 miles an hour. The
old record for the event was
55.249. I
Leo Sutter, Seattle, estab
lished a new mark when he
. toured the B-U runabout in a
time of 52.083 to surpass the
old mark of 50.533. - :
Mike Raich,-. Aberdeen,
Wash., . shattered the D-stock
hydro world mark of 61.643
by completing the event in
the time of 64.470.
John Hall, Salem, Ore.,b&
came the fourth racer to shat
ter a world mark when he
completed the D-U runabout
in the time of 55.970 m.p.h
The old time was 55.487.
- Chuck Parson, Lodi, Calif.,
broke his own record in F
facing runabout straightway
kilometer in the time of 73.-;
350. His previous record was
71.244. v
WU, Linfield
Post 2nd Wins
United Press International
Defending champion Wil
lamette and Linfield posted
second consecutive victories
in the Northwest conference
Saturday. '
The Bearcats d e f e a t e d
Lewis and Clark, 40-19, and
Linfield topped Whitman, 34
13. The win left the schools
in a tie for first place.
Halfback Stan Solomon ran
for four touchdowns and gain
ed 234 yards to pace Wil
lamette in its triumDh.
Linfield used two first half
touchdown passes by quarter
back Bill Parrish to go ahead
21-0 and was never headed.
In non - conference games
Pacific defeated Oregon Col
lege of Education, 20-14, and
College of Idaho dropped; a
21-7 decision to Hamilton Air
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Illegal Tactic
Charges Made
By Waterfield
Chicago -IUPD- Los Angeles
Rams coach Bob Waterfield
claimed today he knew the
"Bear" facts why his team
lost to pass-happy Chicago
and he planned to tell them
to National Football league
commissioner Pete Rozelle.
Waterfield charged after
the Rams' 34-27 loss to the
Bears at Wrigly Field Sunday
that Bear owner-coach George
Halas deliberately disrupted
the Rams offensive signals.
causing Los Angeles to com
mit backfield mistakes.
, The Ram mentor said Halas
had instructed one of the Bear
line-backers, Bill George, to
imitate the offensive signals
of Los Angeles quarteback
Bill Wade, forcing the Rams
into illegal procedure and off
side penalties.
; Los Angeles was called four
times for the infractions in
the first half, and once con
fusion in he backfield caused
Wade to fumble.
The fumble led to a first
period field 1 goal for the
Bears. . v .
Waterfield said Rozelle had
ruled earlier on "copy-cat
tactics" such as these and they
were to be subject to a 15-
yard penalty for unspbrtsman
like conduct.
Brodie Sparks
San Francisco
Detroit, Mich.-IUPD-Quarter-
back John Brodie came to the
aid of starter Y. A. Tittle in
the final minutes at Detroit
Sunday and sparked the San
Francisco Forty Niners to a
14-10 victory over the Lions.
The former Stanford ace
took over with seven minutes
remaining in the fourth quart
er, with San Francisco trail
ing . 10-0. He passed to Billy
Wilson to get the' Forty Nin
ers on the scoreboard with
just three minutes remaining
and then hit R. C. Owens
with the clincher in the final
second of play.
The Lions took, the open
ing kickoff and marched 93
for their only touchdown of
the day. The passing combi
nalon of quarterback Jim
Ninowski and rookie end Gail
Cogdill highlighted the drive,
and Ken Webb carried the
ball in from the one yard line.
Third Round TKO
Stops Kenny Lane
Los Angeles - HIPD - Sharp-
punching Len Mathews of
PhllnHolnhia Snturdav nieht
scorer! a third-round knockout
over Kenny Lane of Muske
gon, Mich., cutting ms op
ponent so badly that the na-
tinnallv . telpvlsprl bout was
stopped with only nine sec
onds left in the round.
The 9.1-vpnr-nlrl Mathews.
promised a shot at the world's
welterweight crown, capital
ized on Lane s tendency to cut
from the second round until
the bout was stopped by
Referee Frankie Van.
ORDER RESCINDED
"Portland wfliPD- The Oregon
state game commission has re
mnriprl an order allowing a
30 -trout per day bag limit on
the middle fork oi me Wil
lamette river and tributaries
ahnvo thp mouth of Salt
creek. Stale Game Director P
w Rrhnpider said the regu
lar bag limit now applies to
these waters. The liberal limit
was placed in effect prior to
rhomipal treatment of the
tuiinrc Rnma nf the tributary
waters were not touched and
these will provide angling
throughout the remainder of
the season. .
man
longer
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BOWLERS ALLEY
By DARIENE AND BILL TOPE
Just a reminder of the
leagues beginning soon. Morn
ing Glory league meets Oct.
12 at 10 a.m. at the Medford
lanes. The 3 a.m. circuit rolls
at Roxy Ann on Oct. 11.
ANDY'S MIXED
In Andy's Mixed league
there are two teams on top
who have rolled their nine
games. Others are rolling
postponed tilts. The Creep
ers have 12 with the aid of
Bill Hall's 213 game. Sec
end place is now held down
by the Handicappers with
eight wins, aided by Jim
Pettigrew'i high series of
562. For the ladies Lorraine
Hall chalked up both high
game of 202 and series of
559.
BALL AND CHAIN
Ball & Chain mixed loop
finds K-Medleys first place
with 14 wins. The Woodchop
pers and the Convicts are tied
with 12 each. Hot Toddi's
have 11, Toppers 9. With 7
are the Pills, Hi Lo's and the
Black Kats. Chucks market
has 6. The L & M's, the Four
Squirts and the Kaymeds
have 5 each. Pin Pickers and
The Queen Anne Chumps
have 4 each. Ted Thompson
rolled a 203 game but was
outdone by Leonard Howe
who carded 203 and 204. John
Dickinson had 202 that made
his total 553. David Baylor
had a terrific series, 202-199-221
for 622. Jane Kessler
chalked up both high game
of 208 and high series of
526 for the ladies.
BLUE MONDAY
Strikers pace Blue Mon
day loop with 9 wins. Viola
Lewis carded a 426 series
for her share of their 1,
915 total. The Nameless
have 7. Pat Shelton rolled
a 470. for the team's im
pressive high series of 2,
142. Joanne Trautman card
ed a 416 for the Bowling
Bags, who totaled 1,990.
They have, 5 wins. With 3
ares the Pin Pickers. Ruth
Carpenter added her 386
for a total of 1,895. Traut
man had high game of 170.
LADY ELKS
Lady Elks No. 2 find the
Wapitis with 14 wins. Antlers
have 12, Tornadoes 11, Merry
Madcaps 9, Stages 8 and the
Doozies 6. Dorothy Snedden
rolled a 193 game. Alice
Thompson carded 194 and a
high series of 524. Lois Steph
en chalked up a 182 game
with a 513 series.
VALLEY ROLLERS
In the Valley Rollers
league Virginia Brown and
Eleanor Holbrook both roll
ed 189s and Holbrook also
took high series honors
with a 526. Erika Goff was
second with 492. Gladys
Couch converted the 5-7
split. The Three Hits and a
Miss and the Misfits are
tied for top honors with 7
wins each. The Rollerettes
have 5. Lucky Strikes 4
and the Koffee Klatch 3.
With 2 are the Alley Oops
and the Alley Cats. The Try
Hards and Nina Pins show
1.
EARLY BIRDS .
Rogue Valley Const. Co.
leads in first place in tne tar
ly Bird league.; They have
13, Valley Locke 12, Mechan
ics Laundry 10.; With 9 are
the Tallv Ho and with 8 Van
Lee's. Crater Title and Insur
ance and Richfield Truck and
Autn have 6 each and Enloe
Electric, Medford Hotel and
Red Barn Auction eacn D
Pat Braack rolled a 181 game
to help her high series of sub
Ester Mohr carded a 191 game
and Mary Offenbacker chalk
ed up a 473 second high se
ries. BOWLING QUEENS
Bowling Queens at Roxy
Ann findi Medford Hotel,
Medford Stationery and
GMAC all with four points
added to their totals. Charm
Cottage and First National
Bank each won three points.
Copco and Highway Ready
Mix took one each. Betty
Reinholti rolled high game
of 212 included in her se
ries of 571. Helene Culy
compiled a 212 in a 568
series.' Medford Hotel has
the lead with 19 wins. High
way ReadyQMix has Wi.
Medford Stationery 17,
Port-O-Call 15. First Na
tional Bank 14 Va and Refer
Fruit 14. Wf h 12 each afe
GMAC, Charm Cottage and
Copco. Hilton Lumber has
6 wins. O
nnWI.IHR BELLES
In the Bowling Belles loop
Team 4 won two (Leona Erick-
nn AflR In make them 12 to
tie for the lead. Johnnie's
Cafe won threiO (Peeilvann
Hutchinson 448) to make
tham 19. Trnhririee & Flvnn
tnnlr turn fFran Powell 424)
for 11 wins. Viking SewinfQ)
center iook inree ivi wiuj
1 448) for a total of 10. Team
6 won 1 (Gwen Slavens 405)
for 8 wins. Pat & Mikes Build
ing Service took one (Louise
Patterson 412) for a total of 7.
BARTLETT' BELLES
Faber-Stration Insurance
took one point (Geneva
Mang 436) in Bartlett
Belles to retain .their first
position with 13 wins. Alex
ander's Music won two (Ev- .
elyn Sanderson 449) for a
total of 12. Gladys . Couch
rolled a 119 triplicate and
will receive an arm patch
from the Women's Bowling
congress. She bowls for the
Music team. Alexander &
Brown took three (Bev Wil
son 395) for 12 wins also.
Memory Garden took all
four (Nita Newman 480) for
12 wins. Faber's Market
won one (Edith Tuttle 473)
for 11 total. Eagle's 1 took
all four (Wilma Buchanan
406) for a total of 11.
Swan's took one (Millie Pet
tigrew 391) for total 11. Ea
gle's 2 took four (Doris
Forbes 429) for 10 'j wins.
Baker's Moulding - won
three (Nita Doty 461) for
10 wins. Red Blanket Lum
ber won three (Madeline
Legg 497) for a total of 10.
Crystal Meats still has
9V4 wins. Stella Brooks had
high series of 400, Ead's
Allied won four (Charli Un
nuh 495) for 9 points. Lin
inger's (Doris Tracy 433)
still has 9 points. Sy's Place
(Jan Pomeroy 416) 8 points.
Stauffers studio took two
(Lucille Cornelius 453) for
7 wins. Highway Furniture
(Alia Logan 461) have 5
wins. Ruth Thurman iook
high game honors with a
192 and a 182. Evelyn San
derson rolled a 188 as did
Lucille Cornelius.
CLASSIC LEAGUE
Add Moore rolled an all
spare game of 186 in the Clas
sic league. Tower Broiler
leads with 19 wins. It had a
high team game of 1,001
Rogue Riviera and Oak Street
Tank and Steel have 15 wins
each. With 14V4 wins is the
E H Mann -Co. team, which
had high team series of 2,
863. Hillyer Oil Co. and Sew
ing Machine Goods have 84
wins each. Hight Real Estate
has 9, Lamport's Sporting
Goods have 8V4 wins. Don's
Hideaway 7, North's Chuck
Wagon 6. With 5 wins is far
rish Construction, with 1 win
is Trail Creek Lumber Co.
Jack Gardner carded a 253
high game and Jiigh series of
630.
EVERGREEN LEAGUE
Desert Cafe is in the top
notch with 18 wins in the
Evergreen league. Big Y has
16, Barco Supply 15, Hires
Root Beer 14. With 13 wins
is the Holiday Pool team
followed by Medco with 11.
Ham & Egger has 10, Jor
gensen's 8, Medford Steel
7. With 4 wins each are
Bateman's Sand and Gravel
and Cummins Diesel.. On
the bottom is Redman
Lodge with sero. High team
series was carded by Barco
Supply, a 2,446. Dick Swan
rolled high game, 230. High
series was rolled by Roy
Colley, 622.
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
This week in the Independ
ent league finds very few
changes in the team stand
ings. Timber Wolves won two
from Tee Pee Plywood. Their
total pins were 2,766, helped
by Bill Tope's series of 503.
They now have 19 wins for
top honor. Ideal is second
with I6V2 wins. They won
three points playing against
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Midway Meat, Frank Mathews
474 'aided to bring their to
tal pins to 2,731. Third team
is Baker's Moulding with 14
wins. Ben Darras had a se
ries of 485 to help his team
win three points against C
WA with a total of 2,748.
Red Pegasus have 14 wins
also. They rolled against Elic-
tric Supply and defeated them
by taking four points, with
total of 2,757 pins. Dick
Spain had high series of 533
for this team. Tee Pee Ply
won two points to earn them
13V4. 3 492 rolled by Jack
Turk, included to make a 2,-
788 total. Harry & David won
two for 12 wins. Al Dotv's
457 series aided the 2,792
team scries against Table
Rock. Communication Work
ers rolled with Baker's Mould
ing and took one point for
8 wins. Lyle Brown rolled a
486 which brought the team's
series to 2,671. Electric Sup
ply still retains their 4 wins.
Their total was 2,575 with a
459 by Stewart Avery. Mid
way Meat and Table Rock
Lumber's totals are incom
plete due to a postponed
game. Al Doty with a 598
with handicap and D. E. Wil
liams 229 game with handi
cap won the weekly prize
money. High scratch scores
were carded by Billy Jones
a 199 game and a 536 series.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
E H Mann Co. is on lop
with 151j wins, in the Com
mercial league. Mail Trib
une has 15, a close second
place. Next in order are
Alexander and Brown Ins.,
Bauman Sheet Metal and
Morning Fresh Bread each
with 13 wins. Rogue Valley
Drilling has 11. Fam Bear
ings and Bates Wholesale
Dist. have 10 each. Patter
sons Bakery has 9. With Ti
are Kim's. Cubby's Drive
in and. Quality market each
have 7. The bottom teams
are Richfield Oil with 5
and Andy's Jewelers with
4. Several high series were
rolled. Hal Colver of An
dy's carded a 609, Gorden
Schulz of E H Mann a 614.
Vern Allen and Charles
McWhorter both of Alex
ander and Brown a 618
and 615 respectively. Bill
Meyers of Cubby's a 618.
Nice going.
CITY LEAGUE
Charles McWhorter of
Rogue Sportsman rolled a 612
to lead them to a 4-0 win
over Water & Olson in the
City league. Silver Dollar
Stamps won four to tie Sports-
men for first with 16 wins
each. Tied for next position
are Ross Lumber Co. and
Johnson Stores each with 15
With just half a win less are
Westside Merchants with
14V4. Daugherty Lumber Co.
has 14. With , 12 each are
Telephone Employees Associ
ation and Farmer Brothers
Coffee. First National Bank
has 114. With 10 each are
State Farm Inc., M & M Mo
tors, Southern Oregon Bear
ing and Weter & Olson.. Tic
Toe Time Shop and California
Oregon Power have 9. On the
bottom is Star Body Works
with 8.
ROXY ROCKERS
Medford House Movers
won four and with the aid
of Chuck Learn's 563 they
iook the lead-with 15 wins
in Roxy Rockers league.
Medford Tire Co. won two
but dropped id second place
with 13. Larry Ryerson
carded a 517. Hauperi Trac
tor chalked up three points
to lie for second. D. Fos
bury had high series of 547.
Harvy Tonn rolled a 493
for Krupp's Flying A who
have a total of 12. Snider's
Dairy won three for a total
of 12 also. Larry Snopl's
482 was high. Medford Jay
Cees have 10 'a wins. Jim
Risiaw rolled a 508. Two
learns have 5 each. Awk
ward Five and Chitwood
and Stone. Gene Brooks
rolled a 515 for the latter.
Gordy Huttner rolled a 533
for Van Lee's which has
8 wins. Royal Oaks got 485
from Gene Winters 495 and
has 7 wins., Rogue Valley
Bank moved off the bottom
after winning four points.
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Hunt Permits
Going Rapidly
Portland - Oregon nunters
are advised that management
unit either-sex deer permits
are going fast with only 10
units left which have permits
available.
Permits are being issued on
a first come, first served basis
and because of the rapidity at
which these permits are being
issued, the game commission
said there' is no guarantee
that all hunters who submit
applications will receive a
permit for the unit applied
for.
Following the first week
end of the deer season, hunt
ers flooded the game commis
sion's Portland office with
unit applications filling 10
units immediately. The game
commission said that the re
maining units will probably
fill within a week.
WINS FLYWEIGHT TITLE
Belfast, Northern Ireland -
IUPD- John Caldwell of Belfast
was crowned the British fly
weight boxing champion Sat
urday night when he knocked
out the titleholder, Frankie
Jones, in the third round of
the 15-round fight.
Bill Manning carded a 543
io bring its total to 6. On
the bottom now is Pools
Unlimited with' 3'j. Gene
Venekamp rolled a 479 for
them. Manning chalked up
a 218 game but Chuck
Learn nosed him with 226.
ELKS LEAGUE
Elks league is going strong
with a three way tie for first
place. The three are the Alley
Gators, Gypos and the Sports.
Miss Fits have 12. With 11
each are the Sea Dogs and
the Tigers. The Channel Cats
have 10, Go Boys have 8. The
Cubs and the Reddys have 7
each. The Cemmenters have
and the Lively Five have
Sea Dogs (Ken Dixson 534)
took all four points. The Miss
Fits took four with Lew Miles
584. Channel Cats (Al Sadaro
581) won three points. Win
ning two each are the Reddys
(Van Pelt 551), Sports (Dixon
565), Tigers (Tom Anderson
474), Cementers (Gess Cum
mlngs 489), Gypos (Wayne
Chase 540) and the Go Boys
(Ken Brown 529). Alley Ga
tors took one with Ken Phipps
543. Pat Patten of the Cubs
513 and Harold Edmonds
of the Lively Five a 518: Al
Sadaro chalked up two games
of 211 but he only took third
place for high game. A 222
was carded by Lee Surles and
a 213 by Chuck Bateman.
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Richards of Baltimore, prob
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man in baseball, has been ap
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both the general manager
and field manager's job with
the Detroit Tigers, The United
Press International learned
today.
WILT SCORES 41
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