West Coast Football
Have Heavy Agenda
By SCOTT BAILIE
UPI Sports Writer
UCLA's eighth-ranked Bru
ins take a fast elevator ride
from the roof garden to the
basement tonight when they
face winless Colorado State
Just one week after knocking
highly regarded Ohio State
off its perch.
The Rams from Fort Col
lins, Colo., dropped all 10 of
their games last season md
have lost three so far this
year. Brigham Young downed
them last Saturday w n i 1 e
UCLA was staggering mighty
Ohio State, 9-7.
Southern California, foiath
Sport
Parade
San Francisco-IUPD-Fraley's
follies and the week end foot
ball "winners" - along with a
few bunts from the World
Beries.
Games of the Week
- Penn State over Army-The
Cadets have a rugged de
fensive team but State, which
walloped Navy, will be out
to beat the seven points by
which it is favored-and should
win by more.
Michigan State over Michi
gan - State is a 7 ',4 point
choice and, while it should
win, may not do it by that
much.
- Texas over Oklahoma-having
what well may be the best
team in the nation, Texas
won't pull any punches and
should exceed the 13V'2 points
by which the odds makers
pick them.
The East
Pitt over West Virginia -Mickey
Mantle Is the Series
mystery man.
Syracuse over Boston Col
lege - He looks good at the
plate.
Navy over Cornell - Ralph
Hotik says he's aggressive.
Princeton over Penn - But
he can't hit with a bull fiddle.
Also: Dartmouth over
Brown, Yale over Columbia,
Holy Cross over Harvard, Col
gate over Rutgers, Boston U.
over George Washington, Le
high over Bucknell and Dela
ware over Buffalo.
The Midwest
Notre Dame over Wisconsin
- The humpties have been the
stars.
Minnesota over Northwest
ern - Hiller and Haller.
Ohio State over Illinois-The
Alous and Pagan.
Iowa over Indiana - And
Tom Tresh for the Yankees.
Also: Kansas over Iowa
State, Missouri over Kansas
State, Nebraska over North
Carolina Slate, Purdue over
Miami, Ohio, Ohio U. over
Xavier, Wichita over New
Mexico State, Louisville over
Dayton and Bowling Green
over Toledo.
The West
Washington over Oregjn
State - Cepeda is the biggest
bust.
UCLA over Colorado Stale
Can't hit the floor with his
hat.
Washington Stale over Stan
ford - Orlando mucho tired.
Utah over Brigham Young
He'll sleep all winter.
Also: San Jose over Idaho,
Utah- Stale over New Mexico
and Montana State over Idaho
State.
The South
LSU over Miami - The Yan
kees expect to cream Billy
Pierce today.
Duke over California-They
bombed him last two years in
the AL.
Clemson over Georgia -
He lasted once in 10 starts.
Florida over Texas Aggies
But he's 12-0 in Candlestick
this year.
Also: Alabama over Hous
ton, Georgia Tech over Ten
nessee, Maryland over North
Carolina, South Carolina over
Wake Forest, Mississippi State
over Tulane, Auburn over
Chattanooga, Vanderbilt over
Citadel, Virginia over VMI
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in the UPI ratings, draws a
bye this Saturday but the res,
of the west coast teams have
a heavy agenda.
Sixth - ranked Washington :
faces Oregon State in Port
land in the top Saturday tilt
on the coast. The Huskies han
dled Kansas State. 41-0, last
Saturday while Oregon Slate i
upset Stanford, 27-0. !
Cal, Stanford on Road I
Other Saturday games find j
California at Duke, Stanford i
facing Washington State at
Spokane. Oregon at Rice and
Idaho at San Jose State.
UCLA is a prohibitive fa
vorite to hand Colorado State
y
By
OSCAR FRALEY
United Press
International
William and Mary over David
son, Memphis blale over
Southern Mississippi and VPI
over Richmond.
The Southwest
Rice over Oregon - Don't
count those Giants out yet.
Arkansas over Baylor-They
have to win today.
TCU over Texas Tech - If
they do, they'll win it all.
Wyoming over Texas West-
ern-And Jack Sanford will do
it for them.
Also: Arizona over Air
Force, Colorado over Okla
homa State, North Texas S'a'.e
over Tulsa, Arizona State over
West Texas and Abilene Chris
tian over Hardin Simmons.
Wood Picks
Washington
Over OSU
By HAL WOOD
San Francisco - (UPB
This
week's pigskin picks:
Duke over California-Golden
Bears injury-riddled and
Blue Devils have too much
power, anyway. By 13.
UCLA over Colorado State
- A breather for the Bruins,
who may run up a 30-poinl
advantage.
Washington over Oregon
State - Huskies still gunning
for that Rose Bowl bid. But
they'll have to stop Terry
Baker. By 12.
Washington State over
Stanford-Upset special of the
week. Cougar precision ruins
the Indians. By 3.
Arizona State over West
Texas State - Sun Devils have
to be a rough club. By 10.
Oregon over Rice-Webfoots
looking better all the time.
By 5. .
San Jose Slate over Idaho -Spartans
finally get on the
winning side of the ledger.
By 9.
Arizona over the Air Force
- The Falcons are grounded.
By 4.
Also: Montana over Weber,
University of Pacific over
Los Angeles State, Whittier
over Cal Western, Occidental
over Clare - Mudd, Pomona
over Cal Poly, San Francisco
State over Santa Clara, and
Humboldt State over Sacra
mento State.
And: San Francisco Forty
Niners over Chicago Bears,
Denver Broncos over Oakland
Raiders, San Diego Chargers
over Buffalo Bills and Detroit
Lions over Los Angeles Rams.
LEE, WHITE NAMED
Portland - IIPII - Willamette
quarterback Tommy Lee and
center Doug White of Lewis
and Clark were named North
west conference back and
lineman of the week today.
Conference coaches selected
Lee after he completed five
passes and carried the ball
five times for 219 yards in a
40-7 win over Pacific. White
led LC's offensive line which
manhandled Whitman 67-0
24 Hours a Day
Fuel Co.
11 Wtst McAndrewi
wis
Clubs
Saturday
jits fourth loss of the season ;
but coach Bill Barnes isn't
lUkmg any chances. He nas
been drilling the Uclans ou
passing with Kermit Alex in-
der a prime target for quar
terbacks Ezell Singleton Hiid
Larry Zeno. The latter's clutch
field goal lifted UCLA to its
win over Ohio State with less
than two minutes to play.
Coach Marv Levy, whose
California Bears lost by two
points to Pitt last week, are
14 ''2 point underdogs for their
game at Duke. Levy has warn
ed that the Blue Devils own
one of the finest passing at
tacks in the nation and II
Wc In ilea Hiirinn n 'JU.11
lory over Florida last week
that saw the winners fighting
for their lives.
i California will be without j
' the services of quarterback i
ivauuy uuui, woo is nnisnea
for the season with an
jured knee.
Cougars Favored
Washington State is a noint
and a half selection lo hand
Stanford its second straight
loss. The Cougars have the
greatest pass snagger in NCAA
history in Hugh Campbell plus
a fine needle-threader in qucr-
terback Dave Mathieson.
Coach Jack Curtice of Stan
ford is worried about getting
his loam off the floor after its
hapless showing against Oie-
gon State.
Oregon, which had trouble
getting started against San
Jose State, seems in rather
deep against Rice. The Owls
lost to Penn State, 18-7, last
week after lying Louisiana
State, 6-6. Coach Len Casa
nova of the Ducks will be
counting on the fine running
and passing of Mel Renfro,
who was the key man in the
14-0 win over San Jose State.
As for the Spartans, they
have dropped all four of their
games so far this year but
could pull out of it against
Idaho. The Vandals bowed to
Montana last week for the
Grizzlies' first win in three
years.
Phoenix
Hosts To
Phoenix, - Two football
teams which spent the week
indoors will clash here to
night in a Rogue league fool
ball fray.
They arc the defending
champion Phoenix Pirates
and the Illinois Valley Cou
gars. Kickoff will be at 8
p.m.
Both clubs confined their
drills this week to the school
gymnasium.
In facing the Cougar, the
Pirates take on a club which
has suddenly arisen as a team
to be taken seriously in the
Rogue loop race. Phoenix
Coach Jack Woodward terms
them "a coming ball club."
The IV team, which has a
great passer in Darryl Gcllcrt
suddenly got some blocking
for the running of Ron Thorn
hill last week and slaughter
ed Lakevicw 40 to 12.
Lakcview has won 6 to 0
over Eagle Point which held
Phoenix to a scoreless tie.
Could Curtail Throwing
Tonight's game will find
both aggregations fighting to
stay in league contention.
Phoenix has hod a siege of
sickness but Woodward ex
pects to have regulars start
ing at all position?, except
center where Paul Diederich
may fill Tim O'Mara's spot.
Concerning rain in the Cave
Junction area, Coach Bill
Stewart of IV said, "We've
really had it.'' He said that
weather likely would curtail
the Cougar throwing game.
Thornhill is expected to
start, although he's had a
cold. Stewart said that Mike
Miller will replace Larry Cox
at offensive center with Greg
Pctsch going in for Miller on
defense, Guard Ron Good
pasture is a question mark be
cause he has missed drill.
Woodward reported tackles
London Given
Nod Over Clay
Blackpool. Enuland - H'PII -Brian
London no lonccr has
any illusions about fiRhtins
for the hcavywpisht title, but
if vniino Von Clnv of Phila
delphia has. he better forget ! '"S. b'd 'or the 1968
H Winter Olympics In Chicago
London, former champion j next Monday. The Adiron
of the British Empire who'dack Te'ort community last
wai knocked out by Floyd j hosted the Olympics in 1932.
Patterson in the 11th round
at Indianapolis. Ind.. in 1959.
while fighting for the world
title, won a referee's decision
over Clay Thursday In their
10-round bout at the Empress
Ballromii.
London was pretty batter
er! at the end of the fight,
while Clay was hardly
marked, but it made little
difference. Brian, who out
weighed his Yank opponent.
209 pounds to 18B, was tin:
stronger of the two and ued
his wipht advantage every
MEDFOHD
Vandergaw
Receives
Line Honor
Portland - HIPH - Halfback
Billy While of Portland State .
is making a runaway of the
Oregon Co legate Con or-
ence football ground gaining
race
Statistics showed today that
White, a junior from Rose
burg, has gained 425 yards in
67 carries for a 6.3-yards-per-carry
average.
Quarterback Doug Olsen of
Southern Oregon has passed
for 479 yards in three games
and has completed 44 of 75'
for four touchdowns.
White and Southern Ore
gon guard Glenn Vandergav
were named back and line
man of the week by confer
ence coaches , for their play
last week end.
Rushing
TC NVO Ave.
pmnc'i. o'er. .
""
42. ti 3
. 35
37
17!! 3.1
1.17 3.7
122 5.0
120 4.4
113 3.2
Lowers. OTI
William. EOC
Humphreys. PSC .
Ward. OTI
Hawkins. OTI
Barton. EOC
Barnes. SOC
Uwanie. OTI
Bums. OCE
La eld. OCE
. 27
34
fl'l 2 6
R5 3.5
7!) 2.R
79 2.B
70 2 6
71 33
55 5.5
4d 3d
45 2,ft
45 30
Ellis. OCE
Brnnsont. SOC 15
Passing
Olscn. SOC
Schrunk. PSC ....
Burns. OCE
Watson. OTI
Sponhauer. EOC .
Ransom. OT! . ...
Morgan. EOC .
PA PC NYO
75 44 4711
40 20 220
33 15 143
54 14 100
ia
. 18
Itrrpptions
Hartnian. SOC
Hushes. SOC
Johnson. EOC
Hawkins, OTI
Hollincsworth, PSC
Bennett. SOC
While, PSC
Peterson. OCEC
Hawkins. OTI
Oliver, EOC
Pennel, OCE
NO. NYO
.. 24 201
...12 109
...11 114
20
Total Offense Rush. Pass. NYG Ave
PSC 053 205 91R 300.0
SOC 322 301 823 274.3
OCE 337 143 402 241.0
OTI
EOC
377
203
157 534
133.5
138 341
113.6
Rnsh. Offense TC NYG G.Ave,
PSC 154 053 2 17.(1
OCE 80 337 188. 5
SOC 119 342 114.0
OTI 150 447 111.7
EOC 110 203 67.6
Pass. Offense. PA PC NYG
SOC 79 411 501
PSC 42 21 265
OCE 33 15 145
EOC 51 13 138
OTI 76 20 157
Pirates
Cougars
Gary McGarily and Bob Fen
ton and end Eugene Hill like
ly will be alternates although
not listed as starters for the
Pirates.
Possible offensive starters
are:
PHOENIX Gre Esp and Jon
Granby. ends; Rick Richey and
John Kerns, tackles; Dave West
fall and Ken Tycksen. guards;
Paul Diedrich or Tim O'Mara. cen
ter: Ron Williams, quarterback;
Jim Consbruck, left halfback; Dave
Johnson, rieht halfback; Dennis
Grennan fullhaek.
ILLINOIS VALLEY Ron Kcnt
fiqld and Terry McNaURht, ends;
Howard Yarborotigh and Tom
Pickle, tackles; Martin Pickle and
Ron Goodpasture or Ben Scott,
Boards; Mike Miller, center; Dar
ryl Gellert. quarterback; John
BauniEardner. left half; Ron Thorn
hill, fullback; Wait Zlesche, wine
back. Florida Eleven
On Top in Poll
New York -IUP1I- The Unil
cd Press International small
college football ratings with
first-place votes and won-lost
records in parentheses:
Team Points
1- Florida A&M 10 (1-0) . 271
2- South. Miss. 10 (4-0) ... 256
3- Delaware 6 (3-0) 228
4- Fresno State 3 (2-1) ...151
R-Hillsdale Mich. (4-0) .112
6-Southeast La. (3-0) .... 93
7-Northern 111. 2 (4-0) .... 86
8 -Humboldt St. 1 (3-0) .... 76
fl-Cenlral Okla. 1 (4-0) .. 66
10-Lenoir-Rhyne 55
Second 10-11, Pittsburg
Kan., 53; 12, Southern Illinois
51: 13. Memphis State, 42; 14,
wneaton, 28; 15, Montana
Slate, 25; 16, Arkansas Stale,
23; 17 lie Akron and Arizona
Stale Flagstaff, 20 each; 19,
Lamar Tech, 19; 20, Texas
Southern, 18.
Others receiving 10 or more
points-Texas A&l 17; Cali
fornia Poly Pomona; North
east Missouri Kirksvillc, 16;
Louisiana Tech and Idaho
Stale, 13 each; Slate College
of Iowa, 12; Northern Michi
gan , Nevada, and Baldwin
Wallace, 11 each.
BID FOR OLYMPICS
Lake Pliicid, N.Y. -4TH-A
Lake Placid delegation, with
Governor Rockefeller's back-
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Ashland - Football contin-,
gents each socking a first vie-
tory in 1!)62 do battle here to -
night.
T'h,.,nri anH wim.fir.IH
M siH fo r a a" , ,
ki f jn .,. BLe.
Each nas faUpd
to dent the
win barrier in four starts'.
Injuries and sickness, have,
along with the weather been
a deterrent to drills this week.
Coach Marsh Jones said that
"we have been kept busy fill
ing in for the boys W'ho are
sick and hurl."
Otherwise, pass defense has
occupied attention for the
Millers arc known as a throw-1
ing team. Said Jones, "I hope
rain hampers their attack."
However, the Grizzlies also
like to throw.
Possible starters for the
Grizzlies are John Rhodes and
Mike Cotton or Gale Topper,
ends; John Polk and Don Sor
enson, tackles; Jack Grubcr
and Jim Conklin, guards; Jim
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Goodman Parking (10-141 1.
George Winter 401.
National Guard (17-71 2. Foster
Seaver 510: Royal Oaks llli-81 2.
Chuck Learn 4!)ft.
Pauline s Fashions (14-101 3 .Boh
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131 I. Kay Upchurch 400.
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Keilh Peterson 342.
Crater Lake Motors (11-131 2.
Jim Radclllle 528: Montgomery
Ward i8-l(il 2. Larry Bangs 33B.
Haupcrt Tractor ill-KH 0. Cliff
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4. Paul Reynolds 503.
Boh Nelson 21(1. Jim Jone 200;
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BeltS' Relnholtl 484.
H. Laae ('i-3'..l 2. Malile
Clark 341: Wooden Shoe 3'j-,'.i,l
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Bhlrd 405; 1st National Bank (3.
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I dene Doly 477; Reler Fruit (3-1) 3,
security Insurance ll-.il I, f re-
I Pal Gardener 403.
Kims (3-11 3. carol uuan a;
Pacific Power Light 11-31 1, Lu
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Lucille Cornelius 214. Mitble
Clark 207, Carol Duan 204;, Refer
Fruit 820: Kim's 2008.
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Lons 477; Enloe Elt-ctrlc 1 10-10) 0.
Gudrun Dixon. Vicky Grigsby 3i7.
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Stella Niodcrmpyer 447; Rosue
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Jay Allen (9-11) 3. Billle Pcch
474; Tally Ho (8-12) 1. Esther
Mohr 542.
Mechanics Laundry (0-11 1 -i-Pat
Fixscn 405; Modrord Hotel
(8-12) 1. Gavle Glover 4(19.
Esther Mohr liifi. Ruth Carpen
ter 187. Billie-Pech 187; Newber
ry's 2127.
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Die Hards l 17-71 4. F'rieria Snori
Krnss 4111: Green Onions 110-14)
0. Ruth Johnson 427.
Twister (U!i-I2!i) Bar
barn Stoll 422: Alley Cats (ll'a
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Black Balls (11-131 3, Elsie Nel
son 427: StarllKhters (11-131 1,
Ginnv Weaver 3117.
Mabel Pasckvnle 183. Ruth John
son 1711. Elsie Nelson 163; Twisters
and Alley Cats 1542.
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552.
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Jerry Jerolamon 277.
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McLalns llll'Wal 1. Vivian
SIORsdill 444; Team One (11-131 3.
Dee Fullmer 40(1.
Elk Citv Mkt lIVs-R's) 4. Mar-
lene Jensen 500: Dardanelles 113-11)
0. Betty Larson 473.
Moser Flying A 114-101 3, De
lores Kallsla 415; Fabers Mkt.
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Bunnycrest (13-11 1 3, Dnrlene
Jsekson 425; CaRSWCll mkt. (12-12)
1. Viola Reaves 408.
Oakdale mkt (11-13) 3. Anita
Graves 403: Jean Harts (11-131 1.
Bellv PetteRren 430.
BlR Y SlRnal (11-131 4. Edna
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Rose Thnsher 377.
Edna Landers 201. Merlene Jen
sen I!I7, Gwen Brendle 1112; Elk
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raRe I13-7i 0, Maurine Helmlek
425,
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Marv Aoscllllman 421; Cascade
Spofls Marina ( 12-81 3, lima
Skrov 400.
Oakdale Market Twl (0-1 1 1 4,
Bonnie Helfncr 3RR; Team One
12-181 0. I forfeit I Dee Fullmer 371.
Bob Wcsl Const (fi'-13'ji 3'i.
Vlvlenne West 4H4: Snow White
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Lillian Meeker 1BH; Valley Poul
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La.e Be (I-I2i 3. Hod Bateman
4R2 Holv Bawlers (11-5) 1. Don
RelilnR 450.
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; and Ron Boyce. halfbacks, and
j Roger Athorhm, flanker.
Zi.n TtV,
AuterUm will rep,
Torrosnn -h broke
in the Yreka game.
Jones reported that Dave
Lohnutn has been sidelined by
a knee injury in the Yreka
fray. Mike Cotton still is
hampered by an ankle sprain
and John Yaple may get the
call at his defensive post.
The Ashland niciitor anlici-
: pated giving David Burger
I quite a bit of duty at quarter-
back
Those who could start for
Springfield are Jim Moore
and Dave Wright, ends; Lee
Compton and Curt Dickerson,
tackles; Mike Webb and Ron
Redding, guards: Joe Chilers.
center; Gary Bates or Rick
Bcber, quarterback; Dick Peg
low and Larry Johnson, halfs,
and Jim Parker full.
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Hart's Hatchery (12-81 2. Doro
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Custom House Drapery io'j
10'ji 2. Dixie Boen 400; Vanl.ee's
Bazar (0-14) 2. Nina Hollcnbeck
413,
Emm's Beauty Salon (7-13) 1.
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Mary Sinunonds 203. Marion
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4liti; Medeo One (0-4) 0, Terry
Brian 385.
Oregon Veneer One Cl'a-1?) a'j,
Bnh Phillips 417; Olson Lawyer
Two ('a-S'a) 'a. Riek Orr 476.
Eugene Chosen
For Junior Golf
New York -IW'II- The United
States Golf Association an
nounced today the 19fi4 USGA
junior amateur championship
will he played at the Eugene
Country club, Eugene, Ore.,
July 29-Aug. 1.
The junior championship is
open to boys who have not
reached their 1 at 11 birthday
by tile last day of the tournament.
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SPORTS
Rook-Fresh
Ducats Sold
At Stores
Tickets are now on sale at
downtown locations for the
University of Oregon Frosh
Oregon State University Rook
football game.
The game is set for the
night of Saturday, Oct. 27, at
the Medford Senior High
school stadium with Medford
Kiwanis club as sponsor.
Persons who buy tickets to
the game and who are holders
of five-year season tickets to
Medford high games may ob
tain their same seals by call
ing at Lamport's Sporting
Goods store by 5 p.m. Oct. '-4,
These people can buy general
admission tickets and ex
change them at Lamport's or
may got the reserve tickets
directly at the store.
All other seals will be gen
eral admission.
Other ticket outlets are
Mann's Department store,
Barker's Men's store, Hubbard
Brothers hardware, First Na
tional bank and Drew's Cloth
ing store. Tickets also can be
purchased from Kiwanis club
members.
The net proceeds from the
game will be divided between
the Kiwanis club for its den
tal clinic project and the sen
ior high school student body
for dressing room construc
tion under Hie new grand
stand. Cascade Sports
Invites You To
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COURTESY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
Oregon Webfoots Tackle
Rice on Saturday Night
Houston - ll'PII - Oregon's i decision lo Penn State last
speedy Ducks shoot for their j week end following an open
third straight football victory ing season 6-6 tie with Louisi
of the season here Saturday j ana State, rate as a two-point
night.
The once-beaten Ducks tan
gle with the winless but fa
vored Rice Owls in 70,000
seat Rice Bowl.
The Owls' who lost an 18-7
NWC Scuffles
This Saturday
United Pros International
Lewis and Clark meets Col
lege of Idaho at Caldwell,
Idaho, and Willamette faces
Whitman at Walla Walla,
Wash., in Northwest Confer
ence football action Saturday.
Portland Slate and Eastern
Oregon collide at La Grande
in the only Oregon Collegiate
Conference play.
In nonconference action.
Linfield takes on Chico State
at Chico, Calif., and Pacific
battles Oregon College of
Education at Monmouth.
Southern Oregon and Ore
gon Tech arc idle.
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Hours 8.30 to 6:00 Tuesday thru Sunday
Rogue Marina, 11 19 Court St., Medford
Hours 8:00 to 6:00 Closed Sundays
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easier on truck, load and driver.
New engines, suspensions, frames
and narrower front ends show their
stuff on Mexico's tough Baja Run!
With months of proving-ground tests under
their belts, why did new Chevrolet trucks tak8
on the rugged Baja (bah'hnh) Peninsula?
This is the toughest line of trucks Chevrolet
has ever built. Sending them over the most
punishing terrain in North America fa road
totally unlike the fine highways on the Mexican
mainland) was double proof of this fact.
Frames, engines, suspension systems were sub
jected to stresses far greater than trucks
normally encounter. You can be sure that
trucks that can handle this kind of beating can
handle any kind of work.
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favorite.
The 39-man Oregon team
arrived at Houston by plane
laie Thursday and staged a
short workout at the Rice sta
dium. The Ducks are sched
uled to run through another
light drill tonight.
Tackle Ron Snidow. guards
Mickey Ording and Ed Thom
as, fullback Ron Martin of
Oregon are suffering from
minor injuries but are sched
uled to ploy.
Snidow, the Ducks' No. 1
punter, Is suffering from a
pulled leg muscle and half
back Chuck Miller appears
likely to take over the punt
ing chores.
FLYWEIGHT BOUT SET
Tokyo - lUPH - Flyweight
champion Masahika Harada
of Japan will meet Pone
Kingpetch of Thailand in a
return bout for the title in
Bangkok, Jan. 12. Harada
dethroned Kingpetch Wednes
day night.
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