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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1960 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON A 7 MEDFOMJTroUM Wiese Big Central Threat To Phoenix Phoenix -Will Phoenix be able to slop the running and the passing of quarterback Dick Wiese and the ball pack ing of his backfield team mates, too? That's the question before Pirate fans as the Phoenix footballers geared this week to encounter Central of Mon m o u t h-Independence in an Oregon A-2 semifinal fray. The teams meet at 8 p.m. Fri day on the Phoenix turf. Wiese's passing has been an important part of Central's wing T formation game. He completed 83 of 147 aerial ef forts during the regular sea son of nine games for 1,345 yards. The quarterback also was his club's leading rusher with 552 yards on 117 carries. Jinx End Hoped for By Prothro Corvallis (UPI Coach Tom my Prothro hoped today that his Oregon State Beavers would end a jinx he has en countered since he took over as head man here. Prothro has yet to beat an Oregon team at Parker Sta dium. In 1956, when Oregon State won the Pacific Coast conference crown, Oregon tied the Beavers 14-14. In 1958, with the game rated even, Or egon won from OSC 20-0 here. Oregon State has had equal success at Eugene. Last season the Beavers, with a 2-7 record, downed Oregon 15-7 and in 1957 an underdog Oregon State team won 10-7 on a field goal by Ted Searle. This season Oregon is 7-2 and Oreeon State 6-3. Saturday's game will be the 64th between the two schools Oregon has won 30, Oregon State 25 and 8 games have ended in ties. Both teams continue to work out in secret. Funston Slated For Much Duty Corvallis - (UP1I - Oregon State held its second straight "closed gates" practice Tues day in preparation for Sat urday's "Civil War" game with Oregon here. Coach Tommy Prothro announced that tackle Jim Funston and blocking back Ladd Horn, who have filled in ably for injured regulars in recent games, will see plenty of action against the Ducks. Wingbacks Gene Hil liard and Ron Miller, who have been out of action with injuries, are expected to be ready Saturday. Last week end McLoughlin high of Milton-Freewater held Wiese to four completions in 12 attempts and intercepted two of his passes.' Mac high limited him to 29 yards in nine carries. But wiese s mates, halfback Dick Wild- fang and fullback Steve Rule collected 62 and 63 respective yardage totals and the Pan thers overcame Mac 20 to 14 to emerge through the quar-J terfmal round. High in Ratings It was Central's 10th tri umph of the season against not a single loss. This record has gained the Panthers a tie for first, a second place and a third in the final rankings of the polls. Central's record includes victories this fall over two A-l schools, Sandy 40 to 0 and Lebanon 20 to 7. In their southern division of the Capi tal conference they whipped Stayton 32 to 7, Cascade 57 to 0, Canby 55 to 7 and Sierra Catholic 40 to 6. The Panthers tripped Mt. Angel, northern winer, 21 to 14 in the confer ence playoff game. They won from Woodburn 34 to 0 and Willamina 20 to 13 in non counting competition. Wiese, a 147-pounder, has done much of his gaining on rollout and option plays. Marv Heater is the Panther coach. Ohio U. Tutor Coach of Week Athens, Ohio -IUPII- He said, "Give me three years to re build Ohio university foot ball," and today he's right on schedule. His "grind it out" attack minimizes mistakes and takes full advantage of the opposi-, tion's miscues. The result is ' an unbeaten - untied record going into the final game of the season, and the No. 1 small college rating. He is Bill Hess of Ohio uni versity, who was named col lege football's "coach of the week" by United Press Inter national today for a show down 14-7 victory last Satur day over defending small col lege champion Bowling Green State in the "battle of the lit tle giants." Hess is a sincere, hard working coach who believes in his assistants and his boys. He took over the sagging Ohio U. football fortunes in 1957, after serving seven years on Coach Woody Hayes' staff at Ohio Slate university. Hess and Ohio U. fans and alumni never have regretted his return to his alma mater. In three seasons, with one game remaining, Hess has rolled up a 21-6 record, in cluding nine consecutive vic tories this year. All Webfoots Said Available Eugene, Ore.-IUPII-The Uni versity of Oregon Webfoots spent another hour and a half behind locked gates Tuesday, working on both offensive and defensive drills. Coach Len Casanova said every member of the squad will be available for action against Oregon State next Sat urday. Richards Given New Contract Baltimore-IUPH - Paul Rich ards with a new S50.000 a year three-year contract that makes him baseball's nignesi paid manager, predicted today the Baltimore Orioles' 1961 .onmnl rhances "will be good if we can add a hard-hitting "If we had an outstanding performer to put in the out field and just say, 'Go to it', most of our troubles would be cured," said Richards after accepting a contract that runs through 1963. "We really have to go to work because we obviously must be improv ed over last year." TV BOUTS SCHEDULED New York-IUPB-Louis Rodri guez of Cuba, the No. 1 wel terweight contender, has sign ed a contract to fight Emile Griffith of New York in a 10 round nationally televised fight at Madison Square Gar den on Dec. 17. It was an nounced by the Garden that Gaspar Ortega of Mexico will oppose Carmen Basilio of Chittcnango. N. Y., in a 10- round television bout Jan. i. 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