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o b SIP(DIffiqrS:. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1960 Probable Offensive MEDFORD-RENO HIGH Med ford High Stadium MEDFORD No. Name . Wgt. Poi. 'Wgt. 84 Bob Quinney 187 E . , 183 .. 80 Larry Hammack 173 E , 158., 73 Terry 0'Sullivan....l93 . T .'' 190.. 53 John James 186 T 197., 62 John Pierce 172 G . 165., 67 Terry Earl 168 G 170 . 52 Chuck Holt 178 C ' 154 , 14 Dick Ragsdale 171 QB 150.. 23 Phil Humphreys 185 LH 168. 35 Mike Hood 170 RH 145.. 41 Dan Sieg 168 FB 150. Lineups FOOTBALL Friday, 8 p. m. RENO Name No, Tim Farrell 84 Willie Scoit 83 Bill Bird 75 ... Dennil Freeman 71 Dave Gardiner 65 :.Ed Oliver 62 ....I.Steve Walther 50 Jim Evani 41 1 Dave Ricks 40 ... Paul Guisti 12 ......Fran Archuleta' 30 DEFENSIVE LEADER-A1 Funslon, above. 178-pound senior, Is defensive captain and signal-giver for the Medford High sciiool lootball aggregation. He's made 37 tackles this fall, tops for the Black Tornado, playing middle guard and line backer. A fullback for offense before this year, Funston was converted to a guard. But, he was briefly in the backfield last Friday when his defensive platoon took over on offense against Klamath Falls. Tonight Funston sees service against the Reno Huskies on the Medford field. (Landis photo) Top Reno Tailback Returns For Action In Medford Fracas Reno, Nev.-(Spccial to the Mail Tribune) - Reno High School's Huskies, with their number one tailback returned to action but with three other key men on the banged-up list now, left here this morning for Medford, Ore., and prob ably their toughest game of the 1960 lootball season. Coach Bob Benson will run his single-wing offense against Tonight's encounter with the Reno Huskies will be the last home game of the regular season for the mul tiple offense - minded Med ford High school . football team. The scrap ends a stand of four straight games for the Tornado on the Med ford turf,. At this evenings tussle, folding seats with backs, which attach to the bleacher-like seats at the stadium, will be sold by Medford rally squad members. the Black Tornadoes of Med ford high, defending Oregon grid champions, tonight The Red and Blue from Reno will enter tonight's ac tion with a record of two wins and three losses.. Victo ries have come over El Dora do of Placerville, Calif.; 31-12 and Shasta of Redding, Calif., 21-6: Three Toughies Left ' r Losses were to Nevada Un ion ' of Grass Valley-Nevada City, Calif., 13-6 in the Reason opener; to Chico-, Calif., 13-6 and last week end to .tough Las Vegas froin southern Ne vada, 34-7, in a class '"AAA" encounter. " " The Huskies have three left all of them toughies.; After Medford will .come Rancho of Las Vegas in another "AAA" conference affair at Las Ve gas. The finale will be with traditional rival Sparks, three miles from Reno. That one will be played in Reno on Veterans Day, Nov. 11 Sparks' lone loss in five games was by one point, 14 13, to the 6-0 Carson City Senators of Northern ' AA conference. However, Reno's problem is two weeks closer. Benson indicated Wednes- Probable Offensive Lineups CRATER-GRANTS PASS FOOTBALL' day night he will have num ber one tailback Dave Ricks ready to go at full strength for the first time since he suf fered a shoulder separation in the season opener. And Ray Handley, a 6-0, 165-pound junior, who looked like a sure winner while Ricks was benched, is at top strength and ready in reserve. . McDonald Hurt But the Red and Blue prob ably will be without its regu lar blocking back, sturdy Steve MacDonald, and with out wingback Mike Lane. The latter has been out two weeks now and MacDonald turned in this week with a shoulder injury. , A third man on the "walk ing wounded" list is reserve tackle Doug Robb, who is hampered by torn ligaments in a knee and probably will miss the next two games. ' Benson and Assistant Coach Bill Howton, a Reno high graduate, will accompany a squad of 27 players on the Oregon trip. The, head, man is a graduate of University of Wyoming, and follows . the style he learned while playing for the Cowboys. Bud L. Baas Icy, chairman of the athletic committee at Reno high, will head the traveling group.. . ! Medford High Stadium CRATER No. Name Wgt. Pos. 46 Tom White 175 E 48 Harold Twedell 182 E 47 Bryson LaCaise ...194 T 52 Willie Jones 176 T 22 Larry Ryerson 173 G 38 Skip Bogenoff ... 181 G 55 Dave Malloy 200 C 13 Mike Glines 141 QB 15 L. Higinbotham 171 LH 51 John Champ 180 RH 39 Wayne Martin 169 FB Saturday, 8 p. m. GRANTS PASS Wgt. Name No. 174 Larry Janssen 30 159 Ken Marshall 35 202 Ken Bastian 61 176 Bob Boyce 69 155 Gary Stevens 40 155 Gary Johnson 41 168 Bob Pfaendler 45 146 Bob Lewellyn 18 150 Don Mclntire 14 152 Max Hull 19 183 Harvey Graham 27 Crater Entertains GP Club at Medford Pointers Beat V Hedrick Eighth Central PointC e n t r a 1 Point topped Hedrick of Med ford here last night 13 to 0 in an 'eighth grade football game. . . . Mike Cassill . ran 12-yards for a Pointer. TD in the sec ond quarter after an 50-yard romp by Dennis Faulkner, Cassill ran the bonus. A pass for two yards, Norman Hen- ney to Frank Armstrong, got the other score. . "! - The scrap, otherwise was a defensive battle. Hedrick blocked two Central Point mints. Steve Jorde of CP and John Pierce of Hedricjc were defensive standouts and Jim Pitts shone for the Pointers with his blocking. WILD APPLES The crab apple is, a species of the wild apple. - :-. : . Southern Oregon confer ence's only counting football game is scheduled Saturday night and features two out-of- town contingents in battle at the Medford High school sta dium. Crater will be host here to Grants Pass at 8 p.m. Grants Pass will carry an at least slightly favored role but Comet spirits reportedly high for the hassle in which they aim for their first grid win in history over the Cave men. "These Kids act like they want to win this ball game," said Crater high mentor Leon ard Warren. "They're pretty determined." He pronounced the Comets in good physical condition ex cept for some minor hurts. Wayne Martin, of course, has a finger cut inpury which limits him ,lo offensive full back duties. He's a top Comet defensive player. But, a Com et practice highlight this week has been the play of defensive safety and reserve fullback Gary Wald. T Formations ' . 1 ' ' Crater will match an explo sive type of T formation of fense against a Grants Pass wing T which has featured mainly power this seasonThe Comets have the running of Loyal Higinbotham, John Champ, Martin and Wald and the passing of Mike Glines has the ball packing of Harvey and Higinbotham. Grants Pass Graham, Tom Hathaway, Max Hull and Fritz DeBo, the pass ing and running of Bob Lewel lyn and Dan Mclntire and the catching of Larry Janssen. The Comets have ' been working all . week with de fense geared to slow and slop the Cavemen power. This will be' the fifth, var- SPORTSCASTS KYJC Friday. 7:45 p.m., Medford-Reno f o o t b a 1 li Saturday. 1:15 p.m., Oregon-California football, and 7:45 p.m.. Crater - Grants Pass football; Sunday, 11 am., San Francisco-Green Bay pro football. KMED Friday, 7:45 p.m. Medford-Reno football; Sat urday. 1:15 p.m., Oregon Stale - Washington football, and 8 p.m.. Crater-Grants Pass football. sity gridiron meeting of the two schools. Rivalry dates from 1956 when Crater be came an A-l school. Grants Pass is 2-0 in the conference so far this year and Craler is 0-1.- The ' game was shifted to Saturday night so as not to conflict with tonight's Medford-Reno brush and was moved from Central Point to Medford in anticipation of a large crowd. Ashlanders Take Race ..Ashland' h i g h defeated Crater 20 to 35 at Central Point yesterday in ; a cross country run, at Central Point The Grizzlies took four of the top five individual places. Individual winner was Ash land's Gordon Self in 8.10 for the 1.8 miles, Don Garrison, Crater, was second in 8:11 and Tom Hudson,'. Ashland look third in 8:13. . Other top 10 placings, in order were Farley Buell, Ash land; Bill Lawrence, Ashland; Dennis . Fisher, Crater; Guy wauace, Ashland; Nathan Ol son, Crater; James Hogue, Craler, and Jim , Askwith, Crater. ..' The Ashlanders met Rose burg this afternoon at Ash land and will host the district meet' on Friday, Oct. ' 28, at 2 p.m. at Oak Knoll Golf club. Crater, Grants Pass, Medford and Ashland wijl enter. - Red Raiders Oppose OCE United Press. International Willamette and Linfield the two leaders in the North west Conference football race, collide at Salem Satur day night in a game that could decide the league title Willamette has won five straight this season while Linfield is 4-1. . However, both are unbeaten in confer ence play. , Two other Northwest con ference games also are sched uled. Pacific, still with an outside chance at the crown, meets Whitman at Forest Grove and Lewis and . Clark travels to Caldwell to meet College of Idaho.. Oregon Tech, the Oregon Collegiate Conference leader, has a non-conference game against LaVerne, Calif., col lege. In OCC action Southern Oregon meets Oregon College al Monmouth and Eastern Oregon invades Portland to meet Portland State. Benson Foe Of Madison United Press International Madison and Benson of Portland stage tonight's top Oregon high school football battle. The unbeaten Senators, the second-rated team In the state, will be at home against the seventh-ranked Benson club, which also is undefeated but has been tied once. Another key game will send North .Salem to Albany in a game that could mean the Valley league championship. Both teams are unbeaten in league- play. , - Fourth - rated Marshfield meets Roseburg, ranked 10th, at Roseburg. , Other top games tonight in clude Lincoln at Jefferson, Grant at Franklin, Clackamas at Astoria, Milwaukie at Gresharh, Oregon City at Mc- Minnvillc,. South Eugene at North Bend,- Klamath Falls at Springfield, Crescent City at Ashland, Bend at Pendle ton,' Redmond at Hermiston, The. Dalles at Baker, Prine- villc at La Grande and Cor vallis at South Salem. 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