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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. B 7 Fernandez TKOs Moyer New York - lUPD-Florenlino Fernandez, slugging Cuban welterweight contender, floor ed Phil Moyer of Portland, Ore., three times last night for a technical knockout at 59 seconds of the fifth round that stopped Moyer for the first time In his career. Fernandez, weighing 154 pounds to Moyer's 153'i, smashed brown-haired Moyer to the ca.nvas twice in the fourth with left hooks and , dropped him again in the fifth with a terrific right to chin. Referee Harry Kessler stop ped the scheduled 10-round television fight with Moyer lying partially against the lower ring rope and on the Mackinaw Troof Has Extensive Journey Portland - A Mackinaw trout, commonly called lake trout, planted by the game commission in Big Cultus lake in 1958 suddenly got the the wanderlust and made an extensive journey through the lake basin area of central Oregon. During fish population stud- :es conducted at several Cas- cade lakes and reservoirs this i - summer by game commission k personnel the lake trout was recovered in Little Lava lake, the first ever reported from this body of water. No pre vious plant of lake trout was made in Little Lava lake. To reach this body of water, the Mackinaw had to migrate ' out of Big Cultus lake and J Into Crane Prairie reservoir, then up the Deschutes river , into Little Lava, a distance of some 13 miles. I TO APPLY KNOWLEDGE Portland - Wesley Batter- i son, game commission biolo I gist in northwestern Oregon, ? left last week for Hawaii to I work with biologists in an at- tempt to raise native Ha- waiian or Nene geese. There are less than 50 of these birds I in the wild and every effort I is being made to save them from extinction. Batterson who has raised wild birds as a hobby most of his life, in cluding most species of geese, will apply his specialized knowledge in an attempt to in crease the numbers of the Hawaiian geese. Fewer than 100 of these fine birds are believed to be alive.' Batter son will work with the Ha waiian department of agri culture during his three months leave of absence from the game commission. Frosh Drub Pups 54-13 Seattle -(UPD Halfback Mel Renfro ran a kickoff back 90 yards for one touchdown and cored another on a 46-yard pass interception to lead the Oregon football Frosh past Washington's Pups, 54-13, Fri day. lilt " Load and unload from either side ! . . . there's a door in the baok of a Volkswagen, tool There's a lot more to Volkswagen Trucks than economy and easy handling. Take loading and unloading. You can get the VW Panel Deliv ery with 46-inch double doors on both sides plus a 35.4-inch door in back. What a convenience for one-way streets, narrow alleya, and tight spots! Volkswagen also gives you a I I L canvas on his back, without attempting to count. The estimated 2,500 in Mad ison Square Garden cheered the Cuban's performance. Baylor Routs Southern Cal In 35-14 Win Waco, Tex.-WPU-Flcet Ron nie Bull ran circles around a heavy Southern California line Saturday as he scored three touchdowns to lead the Baylor Bears to a lopsided 35 14 victory over the Trojans. A crowd of 23,000 watched the 189-pound Baylor speed ster score on runs of 14. 3 and 1 yards and roll up a total of 76 yards rushing. Bull, a 9.1 man in the 100-yard dash, also caught two passes for 22 yards. The Bears completely dom- inaiea me game until late in the final quarter when the Trojans finally clicked on a 68-yard touchdown pass from Bill Nelsen to Jim Bates and a 26-yard scoring toss to Ben Rosin after a successful on sides kickoff. Baylor's fourth TD was also on a long-distance connection between Ronnie Stanley and halfback Jim Oldham for 47 yards. There were four touch downs in the last quarter. tumbles were costly to the Trojans, as they lost the ball four times Inside the Bear 35. New York -OlPIt- The 16th Gator Bowl football game from Jacksonville, Fla., will be nationally televised by CBS on Saturday, Dec. 31, starting at 10 a.m. PST. William C. MacPhail, director of sports for CBS News, previously had announced that his network also would telecast the Blue- bonnet Bowl game on Dec. 17 from Houston, Tex. Football Scores FRIDAY COLLEGE GAMES Whitman 26, College of Idaho 0 Richmond 35, Furman 28 San Francisco 14. Sacramento State 6 Lewis and Clark 18, Hawaii 13 Ore. Frosh 54, Vanh. Frosh 13 South. Oregon 26, Santa Clara 20 Eastern Oreeon 13. Wenatchee Valley 13 (tie) Oreeon Cnlleee 34. Lower Co lumbia JC 14 Oympic JC 48, George Fox 12 Idaho Frosh 7, Washington State PREP FOOTBALL FRIDAY PLAYOFFS . United Presi International : Class A-l (Quarter finals) X-, Med ford 47, South Eugene 6 North Salem 25, Bend 0 Ne where 33. 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Coming up to see that An unidentified Medford tackier cuts down the Axeman runner is slopped for sure is South Eugene high ball packer Jim Brooke Medford's Mike Monroe, in game between Black Tornado and Axe- SPORTS Gold Cup Postponed Las Vegas-WPD-After a four- hour wait for good weather conditions which failed to materialize, the start of the 53rd annual Gold Cup race on Lake Mead yesterday was postponed until Sunday. winds of up to 30 miles an hour swept across the course behind Boulder Dam on which 15 giant unlimited hydro planes were scheduled to be gin action in the invitation race for the most coveted tro phy in power boat racing. A slim crowd of 7,837 per sons had gathered on the shores of Lake Mead for to day's start of Gold Cup com petition. The first day's pro gram had called for the run ning of three sections of the first heat with five boats in each section. But at 11 a.m. PST, the scheduled starting time, white caps were breaking on the course and several boats which had gone out on. the lake reported it was too rough for competition. Philadelphia (UPD Anthony Graziano has signed a four year contract to manage light heavyweight Von Clay, a Phil adelphia boxer who has won 16 of 21 professional fights with two draws. Graziano al so manages lightweight con tender Len Matthews. $2257 ! on both sides) only .u mssmm THREE ON ONE Three Medford defenders combined their efforts to stop South Eugene back Dick Robertson in Axemen scoring drive in late stages of Friday. Medford won 47 to 6 Warriors Set Torrid Pace United Press International The way the Philadelphia Warriors are playing in the National Basketball associa tion, there's no telling how far they will carry their unbeat- Gold Ray Fish Count WEEK ENDING NOV. 12: Silver salmon 289 (in cludes 4.8 per cent jack salmon). Summer run steelhead -12. FULL SEASON: Silver salmon - 591 (in cludes 5.9 per cent jack salmon) since Oct. 10. Summer run tttelhtad 1221 since May 2. Spear Fishing Contest Planned Grants Pass - Caveman's Scuba Divers club is holding a spear fish contest and a star fish mop on Sunday, Nov. 20, at Crescent City, Calif. The event will start at 10 a.m. and those interested are to meet at the city dock at Crescent City. There will be trophies and cash prizes for winners. Fifteen to 20 members of the host club are expected to participate and the club has extended an invitation to div ers in other cities of this area. Persons wanting information may telephone GReenwood 6- 2510 after 5 p.m. Caveman's divers are spon soring the meet with the aim of creating more interest in the sport and for the better ment of fishing. They state that starfish are considered a detriment to crab life and oth er fish life. Moves Within One Catch of Record Moscow, Idaho UPD - End Hugh Campbell moved to within one catch of the Na tional pass reception record Saturday as Washington State University defeated the University of Idaho, 18 7, in the traditional football battle of the Palouse. Campbell (aught eight passes two of them for touchdowns - as he neared the single-season mark of 61 set last year by Chris Bur ford of Stanford. Hit 95 yards for the day brought his season's total to 800, just B4 yards short of the National record set by another WSU end, Ed Bark er, in 1951. Campbell has one game remaining to get the receptions he needs to break Burlord's record. A-l playoff football game here to move into semifinal round, en streak. Paced by Wilt Chamberlain, the Warriors ripped off their ninth straight victory Friday night, beating the St. Louis Hawks, 117-112. Chamberlain, the all-time NBA scoring champion, got plenty of help from four team mates - Paul Arizin 23, Guy Rodgers 22, Tom Gola 18 and Andy Johnson 15 - to help Philadelphia maintain a ZVt game Eastern Division lead over the Boston Celtics. Boston, led by Bill Shar- man and Tom Hcinsohn, beat the. Cincinnati Royals, 128 110, and the New York Knick erbockers, breaking loose for 34 points in the third period, whipped Syracuse Nationals, 112-108, in a doubleheader at New York's Madison Square Garden which attract ed a crowd of 18,499. Turkey Shoot Will Be Held Medford Gun club will have its pre-Thanksgiving turkey shoot on Sunday, Nov. 20. The shoot will be conducted rain or shine and traps will open around 9:30 a.m. Lunch will be available at the grounds. A pre-Christmas turkey shoot is planned for Dec. 18 IRRIGATION to 60 H.P. $ 29 50 From up Vs H.P. Shallow Well $ggoo 'a H.P. DEEP WELL With 42 Gallon Tank and Complete Siskiyou Hardware Ph. SP 2-2939225 W. Main MEDFORD, OREGON W Sivt S&H Green btimpl Charger 15450 Raiders Win 26-20 Santa Clara, Calif. South ern Oregon college closed out the 1960 football season with an upset victory over Santa Clara 26-20 here Friday night between rain storms plaguing the bay area. Doyle Bransom provided the initial spark for the Raid er offensive attack when he returned a kickoff 82 yards in the opening stages of the first quarter. Bransmo's quick sparkler followed a 34-yard draw play which scored for Santa Clara with less than two minutes gone in the game. SOC threatened on numer ous other instances to score before they surged into a 20 12 halftime lead. Highly rated Santa Clara, once a powerhouse in the west, which revived football this fall, managed only 129 yards passing and 107 yards on the ground, far below the 400 plus yards they had been averaging per game. Carritd Off Field Raider mentor Al Akins, who was carried off the field on the shoulders' of the win ning Redmen, had high praise for the defensive unit led by Jess Munyon and Willie Gar ner. SOC went over the 300 yard mark in its own offen sive game with 227 rushing and 97 passing from the arm of frosh flash Doug Olscn. John Komes hit paydirt for the losing Broncos on the 34 yard draw play to open the scoring, but Bransom struck up the middle and broke left to outrun all pursuers on his brillant dash. WARDS O N T O O I : a L A l; ' lf"lg-'Sat u iff 1 if Olscn delivered on the mark to Gordy Carrigan for 29 yards and a scoring tally seven minutes later still In the first quarter. The faltering Broncos fought back to score on their own pass play from two yards out when Ron Calcagno flip ped to Bob Cicchi. Senior Eldon Francis, play ing in his final collegiate game, pushed the high flying Raiders back in front to stay when he fought straight ahead for 11 yards and the golden land. Barnes Scores A pass from Olsen to Jess Munyon on the tackle-eligible play gave the Raiders two points on the NCAA type con verson. , Following halftime t h e Raiders continued to head for the goal line when Al (the Horse) Barnes banged his way over from the five. Cage Star Remains On Serious List Corvallis-(UPU-Bob Niles, 20-year-old Oregon State college basketball lcttcrman, remain cd in serious condition at the Good Samaritan hospital here, with injuries suffered in an automobile accident Nov. 6. Niles, late-scason starter on last year's OSC basketball team, suffered two broken arms, a broken right leg and fractured pelvis when the car in which he was riding left Highway 20 at the west edge of the city and wrapped around a tree. WARD deluxe fabric imports MEN! SAVE 1.21 WASH-N-WEAR FLANNELS 6 Reg. Expertly tailored with generous p I . a 1 1 for comfort and good looks. Fins R a y o n-Acrllan Acrylic blend. 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