THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 13, 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Comets Spark Up As Contest With Bend Approaches
Central Point - "I think the
kids are getting ready for a
game."
So reported Keith Johnson,
Crater high, head football
coach, noting the progress of
his squad as it neared its open
ing conflict of the season.
The Comets entertain the
Bend Lava Bears this Friday
night. This tangle is set for
8:30 p.m. The game will fol
low dedication of the new
Crater stadium. Ceremonies
are set for 7:30 p.m.
Johnson Indicated that his
squad has seemed to perk up
in anticipation of the season
opener.
In discussing his personnel
position by position, Johnson
expressed particular pleasure
with the work of guard and
tackle John Harris. Primarily
a defensive man in the past,
Harris has blossomed as a
offensive player with startling
rapidity in recent drills. He's
been the Comets' best looking
lineman over the past three
or four days, the coach reported.
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Johnson has Harris at the
right guard spot in his move
of beefing up the center of
the line. He has the edge over
Willie Jones, who has been
slowed by an ailing ankle.
Battling at the left guard spot
have been Forrest Young, a
solid performer, and Darroll
Badger, who like Jones has
been troubled by a bad ankle.
At left tackle it's a tossup
Crawford, a big strong boy,
Ray White and John Mc
Nichols. Crawford could get
the snapper nod. White's forte
is defense. McNichols is re
garded as one of the best
sophomore centers Crater has
had.
At left tackle Its a tossup
between Greg Faulkner and
Gary Barentson. Faulkner, a
converted halfback, has the
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Phoenix To Oppose
Oakland on Friday
Phoenix - Phoenix High
school, put on the spot by the
Oregon Journal ratings, will
launch its 1962 football cam
paign with an all-lettcrman
starting lineup.
The Pirates, state A-2 co-
champions last year and
ranked No. 1 in their class in
last week's Journal poll, play
host to Oakland in an 8 p.m.
Friday game. Oakland has
dropped back Into B school
play because of enrollment
but is reported to have a
strong team just the same.
While Phoenix has a vet
cran gang, Coach Jack Wood
ward says, "It will be hard
to tell what we can do until
we play some games. We are
really lacking in depth. One
of our main problems will
be to develop capable re
serves." More Versatile
Woodward adds that he
feels that, as the Pirates go
along they II tend to be a
little more versatile than last
year's championship team
There is good team speed. The
club doesn't seem to have the
power of Inst year's crew.
Much of the 1961 offensive
power was in the person of
fullback Mike Consbruck
now a freshman at Linficld
college. Woodward feels that
Dennis Grennan will be a
good fullback but he's more
the halfback type of runner,
He has good speed.
All of the probable offen-
BOWLING
LADY KLKS P.M.
Elkottes (6-2) 4, Yvonne Strobel
412: Wnplllnj (2-6) 0, Shirley Weis
cmtip 372.
Esquires (6-2) 4, Mnrle Traut
man 4li(l; Tcnm Three (2-6) 0, Jan
Bnniforth '.VJ2.
The Bloopers (S-3) 2, Doltla Veal
.115; The Thumpers (3-3) 2. Rulh
Carlson 44!).
Pin Downers (3-3) 4, Margaret
Sutton 4.12; Sines (3-9) 0, Melba
Klatl 3!l:i.
Duttle Veal 202; Pin Downers
1553.
TIIIANOI.E I.KAGUE
KnlKhls of Columbus (4-0) 4, J.
Kriieiicr 515; Richfield Truck &
Auto 10-4) 0. F. Norrls 5(10.
Karrella Glass 4-01 4, B. WrlRht.
& V. Keith 500; Eaclo Point Jnv
cees One 10-4) 0. K. Klmmel 473.
Pat & Mike (4-0) 4. P. Lynch
523; Ennle Point Jaycecs Two
(0-4) 0, H. Olson 412.
Willamette Valley Two (3-11 3.
T. Mitchell 5711: Team One (1-31
i 1, N. Knarlck 471).
j Jcwctl Office Supply (3-1) 3, H.
LeonninB 305; Thunderblrd Mar
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FIRST in the hearts
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Team Three (4-01 4, Wllma Lo
gan 432: Team Four (0-4) 0, VI
Corbv 35!).
Team Six 13-1) 3. Evelyn Smith
453; Team Five (1-3) 1, Kate Cox
3110.
Medlord Honda (2-2) 2. Ann
Skccters 4fi2; Team Two 12-2) 2.
Mildred Kennedy 410.
Kvehn Smilh lfil; Team Six
12(17.
sive starters caw a good share
of action in their positions
last season. They are Greg
Esp and John Granby, ends
Rick Richey and John Kerns
tackles; Dave Westfall and
Ken Tycksen, guards; Tim
O'Mara, center; Ron Williams,
quarterback; Jim Consbruck,
left halfback; Dave Johnson,
right half, and Grennan, full.
Of the group Tycksen is prob
ably the least experienced.
Defensive T am
Possible defensive starters
are Eugene Hill and Granby,
ends; Richey and Kerns,
tackles; Westfall and O'Mara
or Gary Smith, guard ; John
son and Tycksen, linebackers;
Grennan and Williams, half
backs, and Consbruck, safety.
Westfall and Tycksen could
switch spots and Dick Unruh,
a freshman, could see service
as a defensive guard or linebacker.
Among those who could see
offensive service are Hill and
Joe Workman, ends; Paul
Diederick, center; Smith
guard; Rick Dorman, Ken
Hawkins and Lloyd Campbell,
backs, and John Homer, lineman.
Woodward noted particular
ly the improved blocking dis
played by Richey in drills.
Diamond Lake
Angling Good
Portland -(UPD- The weekly
report on hunting and fishing
conditions prepared by the
state game commission;
Southwest: Pigeon huntine
improving in Douglas county
in elderberry areas: dove
hunting in region slow.
Diamond lake good for rain
bow 8 to 11 inches; North
Umpqua spotty; Winchester
bay fair for salmon; middle
Rogue steelhead angling slow.
Multipurpose Park
To Be Subject at
Linebacker Meeting
Members of the Jackson
county court will discuss the
proposal for a county-financed
multi-purpose stadium at a
meeting Friday of the Med
ford Linebackers club.
The meeting will be at noon
at North's Chuck Wagon.
This meeting is open to all
sports fans interested.
Jl'NlOU HOWLING
Mrdufrd Howling lanes Junior
program will ht'Kln on Siiturdiiv,
Sept. 13, when lioys and girls will
register and leagues will he
formed. Hnntam girls and boys,
those up In l;l years of age, and
Junior and senlnr doubles partici
pants, 1:1-18, are slated for it a. lit.
.tumor boys, 1:1-15, are set for 11
a.m. as are Junior slid senior
mixed bowlers, 11-13. All Interest
ed boys and girls sre Invited.
Thrr Is a fee for registration.
OFFICIALS SIGN
Seattle CUPD - Western
Hockey League President Al
Leader announced today that
four members of the circuit's
officiating staff have signed
contracts for the coming sea
son. Leader said Ian Scotty
Morrison will head the staff.
This will be Morrison's ninth
season in the WHL. Leader
said the other three officials
signed are Lloyd Gilmour,
William Papp and Jerry Olin-ski.
quickness and speed. Barent
son has the weight. Harold Al
len is reported leading at right
tackle with Mel Johnson push
ing him.
Dennis Ryerson and Bob
Turner are scrapping at left
end. Ryerson's top offensive
talent is his blocking. Turner
has ability as a pass receiver.
Paul Bransom heads the right
end race with Howard Tom
linson, John Bush and Frank
Armstrong all pushing.
Baekfltid Outlook
Darryl Summerfield leads
at quarterback with Dave
Twedell battling for the op
portunity to play. Mike
Glines, who has been a regu
lar at the post but was side
lined by illness, must wait
another week to sec if he has
doctor's clearance to play.
At left half Joe McCalvy
and Sherman Kiger are scrap-
Weatherly
Crewmen
Confident
Newport, R. I.-fUPD It wasn't
difficult to identify the rival
crew members of the Weath
erly and the Gretel today as
they completed preparations
for the America's Cup yacht
races.
The Weatherly sailors were
wearing smiles of confidence;
crewmen of Australia's Gretel
were glum and worried.
Alan Payne, designer of
Gretel and official spokesman
for the Aussie challengers,
was particularly irritated be
cause of a story he read
Wednesday night that quoted
him as predicting the Ameri
can yacht would win in four
straight races. The best-of-seven
cup races begin Saturday.
SOTA Assumes
Track Control
Southern Oregon Timing
association has taken over
complete control of the Mod
ford speedway from the for
mer operators. Rogue Valley
Racing association.
It was stated that all future
events at the speedway will
be under SOTA control.
Stock car races are set for
this Sunday, Sept. 16. Time
trials will be at 1 p.m. A field
of some 30 cars Is expected.
There will be no events this
time for hardtop or modified
autos.
CAWOOD GETS POST
Portland - Portland State
college president Branford P.
Millar has announced the ap
pointment of Neil F. Cawood
as assistant instructor in jour
nalism and half-time athletic
publicity director. Cawood, a
sports writer for the Portland
Reporter, will continue to
serve in that capacity in ad
dition to the sports publicity
job. George Carver, who for
mally directed both the gen
eral news and sports services,
will now devote full time to
news.
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ping and either can play right
half. Vern Swanson may be at
fullback if an ailing knee re
sponds sufficiently. Other-
wise, Gary Wald will be at the
post. If Swanson can go, Wald
likely will be at right half
where Philburn Brown and
John Mooster also play.
On defense it could be
Bransom at one end with
Swanson or Turner or Arm
strong at the other. Harris
could be at one tackle with
the other spot among Jones,
Barentson and Johnson.
Young and Crawford could be
at guards where McNichols
and Faulkner also are bidding.
Linebackers slots could be
filled by Ryerson, Summer
field and Wald with Kiger,
White and Tomlinson also
contending for those spots.
Twedell and McCalvy may be
at deep backs, backed by
Brown and Mooster.
Six Sophomores Listed
As EP Offense Starters
Eagle Point - Youth will
get its chance for the Eagle
Point High school Eagles on
Friday night when they op
pose the Brookings Bruins in
a football opener here.
Coach Vern Steward has
named six sophomores in the
probable offensive start i n g
lineup for the Eagles
They are Tim Palm, end;t
Vie Eccleston, center; Morgan
Miller, guard; Dale Chamber
lain, wing back; Mike House,
BREAKS SWIM RECORD
Blackpool, England - (UPD -Linda
Ludgrove, a 15-year-old
London girl, clipped one
tenth of a second off the
world's 110-yard backstroke
mark Wednesday. She was
timed in 1 minute, 10.9 sec
onds in winning the girl's
title at the English National
swimming championships.
fullback, and Bob Corliss,
quarterback.
Three Seniors
Three of the five other
starters are seniors: Capt.
Charles Pomeroy, ends; Co
Capt. Bob Henderson, tall
back, and Bob Bonner, tackle.
The juniors are Dave Blair,
guard, and Bill Ayres, tackle.
Starters on defense will in
clude John Linder, linebacker;
Leonard Hanson, tackle; Lar
ry DeHaven, end; Ed Han-
scom, guard, and Bob Col-
pitts, back. Steward did not
indicate which offensive play
ers they would replace. Lin
der, DeHaven and Hanscom
are seniors. Hanson is a junior
and Colpitts a sophomore.
Eagle Point was third in the
Rogue league last season and
Brookings was fifth in the
Sunset circuit. The two clubs
did not meet last season.
FOUND INELIGIBIE
New York-IUPD-Tom Booss
and Clem Galliard have been
declared scholastlcally inelig
ible for New York Univers
ity's 1962-63 basketball team.
Boose, who had been named
captain of the NYU squad,
is a senior from Newark, N.J.
Galliard of Jersey City, N.J.,
was expected to hold down
the Violets' center job.
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127 professionals, including
Arnold Palmer, Gary Player
and Jack Nicklaus, and 10
amateurs teed off in the
second annual Seattle Open
today and be;in a four-day
scramble for $;,0,000 in prize
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