Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 15, 1962, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON SIP Medford-ScMTribunb ART! Phoenix Defeats IV Cougars 28-7 ROGL'E LEAGl'E STANDINGS St- Mary's 4 Phoenix 2 Eaisle Point ! 1 Lakeview 2 Illinois Valley .. . 1 Rocue River 1 Sacred Heart 0 w. Pet. 1 000 1.000 .667 .500 .400 .250 .250 .000 Phoenix Phoenix High scored in each of the first three quarters here Saturday night to thump Illinois Valley 28 to 7 in a Rogue league football game. The verdict gave Phoenix a two-win, one-loss, one-tie rec ord in the circuit and lone hold on third position. Rogue River is 1-3 and tied for sixth. The game was originally set for Friday night but was shifted to Saturday when downed trees and high water kept the IV Cougars from traveling. Jim Consbruek touchdown ed twice for Phoenix and Jon uranby and Dennis Grennan each once. Grennan ran three extra points and Ron Williams one. Terry McNaught tallied the lone IV TD. Ron Thornhill booted the bonus. The Pirates marched to the Cougar goal off the opening kickoff. A 15-yard run by Consbruek wrapped up a 70 yard drive. A pass intcrcep- Bowling 3 A LI. vn niAtv Mivirt LEAGL'E Four B'j f20-8 2. HarolH Boen 537; Pmuckles ( 15-13, 2. Joe Did dock 450. Pin Ticklers lfl-9t 3. Lewis Janl zer 534: Eggheads U6-12, 1, Bob Baylor 461. Halo's (17-111 3, Ginv Haves 491; Four Pins f I2a-L53i 1. Vernon Robertson 444. K-Medleys 1 14-14) 3. Ted Thomp son 490. Lucky 7 if)-19 1, Milton Snow 440. Black Kals (14-14 1. Leonard Howe 532; Alibiers Ul-17) 3, Skcet " Gattis 5fi7. Doubles Aces flS'i-U'il n. Ron Arslan 39fi; Spare Ribs (7-21) 4, Bill Offord 479. Lewis Jantzer 213, Skeet Gattfs 209, Leonard Howe, Harold Boen. Norm Vorpahl. 201. Ginv Havse 194, Jan Lovett 1B4. Dorothv Jant zer 183; Alibiers 1911. SL'NDAY TttlLlGHTEItS Sundowners 1 15-9 1 3. Morris Byrne 4R3; Guys & Dolls U2-12I 1. Walt Skundrick 563. Loafers (15-9 3. Ann Tavlor 490; Lefts and Rights 110-14) 1. Glen Wilkins 497. Pin Heads (13-11) 2. Jake Waleh 444: Toppers I..U-12'zl 2. Ann Skeeter. D. Berglund, Bill SchcU 408. Goofers (15-0) 4, George BolRford 481; Pindowners (10-14) ft. Al Flora 493. Jackpot?: fl3ij-10'i 3. Karl Manley 585: The Choppers (9-15) 1, Harry Lafcver 4(i0. Oilspice (11-131 1. Nels Gallant 488; Axidcntals (9-151 3. Vern Mc Call 555. George Boisford 203. Earl Man ley 214. Vern McCall 190-199; Goofers 2192. TRIANR1.E HOWLING LEAGUE Pat and Mike (14-fii 3. K. McLean 552; Team One ifi-14) 1. T. Karrick 500. KniRhts of Columbus (14-R) 1. .T. Krueger 49fi; Jewett Office Supply (14-6 1 3. J Driermapa 504. Farrel Glass (12-8) 4. J. Shaw 528: Thunderbird Market (9-11) 0, R. Snopl 493. Richfield Auto and Trucks fll-9) 3. L. Buckwald 502; Eagle Point JC Two (4-Hi 1. J. Hall 447. Eagle Point JC Two (7-13) 3. G. Peck 502: Willamette Co. (9-111 1, T. Mitchell 506. G. Peck 219: Farrell Glass 1519. The Golden Year Bowline league will meet at Poxy Ann lanes at 12:30 p.m., Tne:.day, Oft. 15. This league Is open to men and women 50 years of ate and over. Further Information may he ob tained by telephonini 772-7171. RoRtiette Bowline league will start league play Thursday. Oct. IX, at 10 a.m. al Roxy Ann lanes. Any one wishing to bowl can stilt get In this league. Those interested mav telephone 772-71 71. tion in the first quarter set up trie second Phoenix marker, giving the Pirates the ball on about the IV 40. Consbruek tallied on a 20 yard run. Granby took a pass from Williams on a 40-yard play for a second auarter score. An . interception by Consbruek had set up this opportunity. Grennan scored the last TD from eight yards out to wind up a drive from midfield. That gave Phoenix a 28 to 0 lead. The Cougar scoring was in the fourth panel on a Brad Heald to McNaught pass for 85 yards. Phoenix led in the statistics with 320 net scrimmage yards to 283 for IV. First downs were 13 to 11 in Pirate favor. The Bucs headed 260 to 113 in rushing yards and the Cou gars 170 to 60 in passing. IV completed seven of 28 passing tries and Phoenix four of seven. There were three Phoenix pass interceptions. STANDINGS (Pro Football) Eastern Division W I. T Prl IF P A Wash in fit on .... 3 0 2 1.000 113 95 New York 3 2 0 Pittsburgh 3 2 0 Dallas 2 2 1 Cleveland 2 3 0 St. Louis 1 3 1 Philadelphia .14 0 .600 115 91 .600 97 128 .500 141 120 .400 73 105 .250 72 110 .200 95 117 Western Division WLT Prt. PF PA urecn Bay .... .- o o 1 000 1 Detroit 4 1 Baltimore .320 San Francisco 3 2 0 Chicago 3 2 0 Los Angeles ..050 Minnesota 0 5 0 .800 139 70 .600 133 98 .600 114 122 .600 97 120 000 91 117 .000 42 150 Sunday's Results Baltimore 36. Cleveland 14 San Francisco 34. Chicago 27 Green Bay 48. Minnesota 27 St. Louis 17. Washington 17 Dallas 41. Philadelphia 19 Pittsburgh 20. New York 17 Detroit 13. Los Angeles 10 AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Eastern Division W L T Pet. PF PA Houston 4 I ft .800 164 105 Boston 3 2ft .600 153 120 New York 2 4 0 .333 100 194 Buffalo 1 5 0 .167 120 136 Western Division W L T Denver .. . 5 10 Dallas 4 1 0 San Diego 3 3 0 Oakland 0 5 0 Pet. PF PA .833 169 105 .800 164 104 .500 lfi'i 182 .000 79 163 Sunday's Results Denver 23, Oakland R Houston 5fi, New York 17 Willamette, L-C Knotted in NWL By United Press International Lewis and Clark and Wil lamette were tied tor first place in the Northwest Con ference football race today. Lewis and Clark walloped College of Idaho 49-0 at Cald well and Willamette won over Whitman 21-14 at Walia Walla Saturday to run their conference records to 2-0. Defending champion Lin field, which has a 1-0 mark ;n NWC play, was held to a 6-6 tie by Chico State at Chico, Calif., in a noncor.fer ence game. Portland State edged East ern Oregon on a safety 2-0 at La Grande to take the lead in the Oregon Collegiate Con ference with a 2-0 record. 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Blanda, whose play had been spotty in earlier games this season, threw six touch down passes Sunday as the Oilers set an AFL scoring record by beating the New York Titans, 56-17. Mingo, the 200-pound half back who never went to col lege, scored 17 points in lead ing the Denver Broncos to a 23-6 victory over the Oakland Raiders. Mingo now has kick-, ed 15 field goals and scored 83 points in six games. Could Be Preview These two teams meet next Sunday in Denver in a game that conceivably could be a preview of the AFL's cham pionship game. By winning, Houston re mained on top of the Eastern division with a 4-J record, while Denver gained undis puted possession of first place in the Western division with a 5-1 record. The Dallas Texans, who de feated the Boston Patriots, 27 7, Friday night, are close at the Broncos' heels with a 4-1 record. In the AFL's other week end game, the Buffalo Bills scored their first win of the season by upsetting the San Diego Chargers, 35-10, Saturday night. Houston's 56-point total set an AFL scoring record, break ing the 55-point mark which the Oilers had achieved twice before. And Blanda's six scor ing passes were one short of the league record he set against the same Titans last season. Football Scores SATURDAY COLLEGE GAMES Colo. St Coll. 35. Colo. Coll. ft Lewis & Clark 49. Idaho Coll. 0 Willamette 21, Whitman 14 San Diego SI, 39, Redlands 0 Pacific Luth. 13. E. Wash. 13 Portland St. 2. E. Oregon 0 U. of Pac. 34. Los Angeles St. 13 S. Diego Naval B. Ifi. U. of Mex. 0 Occidental 34. San Fernando St. 7 Riverside (UCi 1R. La Verne 7 San Jose St. 12, Idaho 12 Utah 3n. BriKham Young 20 Chico St. fi. Linfielri fi San. Bar. (HCl 7, Lone Rch. SI. fl Rook-Frosh Tickets at 7 Places Tickets are available at sev en locations for the University of Oregon-Oregon State uni versity freshman football game here. The game is set for Satur day night, Oct. 27, at the Med ford high stadium. Sam Richardson, chairman of the game committee for the sponsoring Medford Kiwanis club, said that the scheduling of the game here was the re sult of two years negotiations. It is hoped that the game will become an annual one here. Both the University of Ore gon and Oregon State uni versity have expressed a keen desire to schedule a game an nually at Medford because of southern Oregon's strong in terest in football and because of the fact this area has been a provider of grid material for both schools. To Clinic Proceeds of the game will go to the children's dental clinic and to the Medford high school athletic depart ment. The 50 per cent net proceed portion going to the high school will be used for dressing room construction under the new grandstand. The ticket locations are Hubbard Brothers hardware, Baker's men's store, Mann's Department store, First Na tional bank, Drew's Manstore and the Big Y market, all in Medford, and the Central Point pharmacy. 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