Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 18, 1962, Image 32

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Newspaper Page TextXM 10 c Tornadoes Skirmish in Friday A team which found out last week end How filed up determination can produce an upset triumph and an aggrc. Ration which came near being the victim of another team's desire lock in a football con flict here Friday night which is considered a key fracas- in the Southern Oregon confei ence chase. Medford's Black Tornado takes on the Pelicans of Klam ath Union high. Kickoff is at 8 p.m. Victor in this hassle will be favored to go on and take the title. Klamath Falls soared up from an underdog role last Saturday to knock over the high-rated Cavemen of Grants Pass 12 to 9. On the night before the Tornado of Med ford squeaked by Crater 7 to 0. Medford Choic Medford will enter Friday's liickus as the favorite. The Black Tornado holds triumphs over two teams which defeat ed Klamath and bounced an other common foe by a wider MTOFORDaJkTRIBUM ipiHnr Four Ex-Oregon Prep Stars May Start for Rooks in Game With Frosh Here October 27 Oreeon State University Corvallis - Four ex-state of Oregon prep stars and one from Washington likely will be in the starting lineup for the Oregon Slate Rooks when they meet the Oregon Frosh in Medford on Saturday, Oct. 27. . Coach Jerry Long said to day that he has a small-but-imirited squad ready for the southern Oregon jaunt. The Bowling FOXY ANN fWtlKETTK - Rnxv Ann Lanrs (l-8l 3. P Melslc-rl 473: Kastslrte Market (lB R1 1. Shirlay Williams 428. Drews Manstora (IB-SI .1. Doris Price 513; Stevens Auto Sales (14- llti 1 nu.n Rlnvltns 411(1. Crnsby's Mnhll (IS-fll 3. .timet Crmtrty 41(1; Trx'S Chev. (J-ll!) 1 1.,.,-lln Malm All. RnriHn Pntnt (12-121 3. Bev Mnarl 4fil; Team Seven (3-21) 1, Jacqua Watkins 407. ' Lnvpnras Lhr. (13-131 3. Claudlna Pollard 443; Inni l-iitmning ill 131 I. Ruhy Walton 401. Doris rrice am. itum v-arprnmr 102. .lanet Crosby 187; Koaaa Paint 2IIJH. ItOXV ANN rLAShlfi JTalent Merchants (10-21 9. .lnhn Dickinson HI2; Boxy Ann Lanes (U-mi 0. Dan Meeker .V'I3. -Awkward Klve lls'i-Til 1. M Binuham .13B; Anierlran Home and Hand Kl's-lltsl 2, Martin Stock dale 023. .lnhn Wheeler Loaln (13-H) a. Karl Manley 344; Mnrnlnit Fresh (3'j-l.V-jl 1. Filey AppelKate SRI. Mt-LouKhlln Plbc. llt-lni 0. Sam Black .Vt2; Oak Grove Servlca (0 121 3. Keith Mcllvaln 9R3. -Knn'a nestauranl 110-111 S. llarrv Ronde SB2; Wooden Shoe l6'3-14ii,i n. Clayton Lewis BIO. . John Dickinson and Clayton Lewis 234. Talent Merchants 2711. I, Aims classic 1 faoit. Insurance Marl (IS-fll 2. Karen ftnillh S2H; Medford Yardaue (12 12i 2. Maine Clark SIR. Team Three (IS-fli 2, Shirley Dslnle S7R; Valley Music (10-141 2. Eleanor Holhrook 304. Wooden Shoe (14-101 2. Flsle Baker Mfl; Clock Cale (0-131 2. L. Horn 323 Brave Hull (14-101 3. Oerlle Blind 374: Thunderhlrd Market 113-111 I. Ceoreia Bnardman 322 . .loi Rrnhcn's 1 131 v-Ml' , l 0. Hose Barr 4ii3; Crater Inn Motel (1(1 )4i 4. Eleanor l.en. 4S0 Botue Di.lrlhiilln (U',-I2'l 4. Jackie Newland 320; Conner Morris i4-20t 0. Audrey Swoape 311 . llotbrnnk 217. Knox 223. V. Cum hkltlSfc 2J1. 1.AI1Y rl KS PM I I.AI'.I F. Pin Downer 1 17-1 It 4. C.avle Mullin 433; Klkelles (13-131 0. La Vclle Ricks 438 Slats 1H-I'J 2, Melha Klall 437; Ten Tins (14-141 2. Jan Uam(orth 432 Blpnprrs lll'v-n1,) 3. Dottle Beat 4t;.V Wspitls 113-13) 1, Gladys Mosul 302. V.stiiiiris I13'.-14,i 2. Maria Trainman 411,; Thumpers 10-lfll 2. Shirlev TltnittpMin 3.',7 Jan Bamli.rlh 117 (lav-la Mnllln 177, Melha Klalt 1711. Stass IVIS. M miti n t si it ti ii l)t ut r lliilinrlrt ilR-St 4 Mats-M.-rri. 4";l. Kims I4-10 0. Del! 1 riMstiHiiMm 471 I OrcciMi Tat lor 1 Veneer lIVBi 3 Ann Hrava Bull (1.1-lli I. Shirley Lewis -So OtrRtio Trophy I12B.I 2. Hr-rtitlit Nrssp 4RII. Cluxslc Studio iS-l 2, Klsie Raker 4!IR Bauo Supply ifl-llii 2. Dottv Wold 312. Htniin Trucking (4 L'flt 2 Madeline Kennedy 4!iJ 'Ann Tatlttr 212. Shirley LewU tut. c.innie Browns llirt. Orenon Veneer IRiil. .VMIV'S SIIXHl I (.l I SanilhaKcers iU-Ji 3 Dick far roll 32R. Brothers A- Slslers 17-91 1. Ruili Hnllrwav 472 raRlc Ktes . 12-41 4 Shv Cslla rhn 406; Hits A Miss l-7i 0. Jack doodwin 437 -leu iR-Ri 3. Slew Hopper 304; Knot Heads 13-131 1. Ron Vetkos 4J3 Tisers la-rti 1. De LoRov 3110; Phiimocki tfl-Ri 3. Joe Jessel 471 Lett Rights R-R 2. Marvin Adam 4!l7, (ioofers (8-101 2. Jim ui.cooiir .in IJead Beels verus All splits poMponed tk Farrell Of LeHoy lua SandhagKcri 1019. I ll MI';NF. 1 FACil e OK Maikel lIB-fli 4. Enid Wolff 4!).V Dflitlanelle 1 4 -20 1 0. Louise Jatksou .1114. .Roxv Ann Snack Bar im-6i 3, l- vcral Kreluer 440: Van I.ee s Bn z.rar I7-I7 I. Nina Hnllenhrck 43S 4iav no, p,, rrlnr il.V'li .1. r-ai Christian 4R.V Mutual of Oma ha 1 1 ."t ' -1 (1 ' .. i I. Ethel Luman .112. I uslmii House l)rapcrv ill',. Il'ji 4 Bonnie Bat lor 4.M Dixie Huen 4.il. Bskcrs Paint At Wallpa per ill-Kit (I, Trilev Slone 4(iit llarl's Haleherv il3-lli 1. Helen Mater 4:iS. Mrdford lire Service '1(1'. -13', I ,1. Vireinia Hrndrv 4:10 H'fl Coast Airlines (lt',-12',,! -.Y Parloloineu 4IHI F.rtna's Beau-It- Salon -IAi 2 Phtllis Mapes 4n., J.thel I nitial at;l. Tnlltv Slone I y-r, rl Christian Wl Mutual of i Omaha. 14u I THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18. 1962 Football Scuffle markin. Over Marshfield the Mcdfords were victors by 27 to 0 and over South Salem 20 to 0. These teams scoied verdicts respectively of 25 to 7 and 27 to 7 over the Pelt of Klamath FaNs. Against The Dalles the Tor nado was winner by 27 to 0. Klamath tripped this same club 19 to 7. Medford goes into the KF skirmish unbeaten, untied and unscored upon in four ven tures on the field. Klamath will bring a record of two wins and three losses. But, the Pelicans are a re juvenated team and hope to catch the Tornado while on upsurge. After three losses the Pels launched thoir up swing at The Dalles. They rose higher with their victory over GP one is not expect ed to lessen Pelican confi dence for the trip to Medford. Retribution The Tornado will aim in begin a new winning streak against the Klamathitcs. Med ford also will seek retribution Last year the Pels fired tp at Rook roster numbers only 32 men, but individually ii con sidered to pack fine potential for future varsity teams. Southern Orgon's Tom Hobbs likely will open at right tackle. The ex-Roscburg flash will play right tackle. The ex-Roseburg flash will play right alongside starting right guard Bill Stcllmacher from Albany. Also from this state are Springfield's Joel Heacnck at left guard and quarterback Marv Crowston from Vernonia. From Washington From the slate of Washing ton comes Kennewick's Mike Sullivan, at right end. Other probable Beaver starters in clude Doug Parker, Paradise, Cal., left end; Pat Valley, San Leandro, Cal., left tackle; Phil Nelms, Weed, Cal., cen ter; Jim Smith, Sacramento, left half; Tim Osmcr, Son Jose, Cal., right half; and Craig Cording, Los Angeles, fullback, Well-known local names in the second unit are Ralph Shirlcliff, left tackle. Myrtle Creek; Brian Barnes, Jeffer son of Portland, quarterback; and Jim Zachor, Madison of Portland, fullback. Missing because of a shoul der injury is flashy Lonnie Hays from Franklin of Port- football and undergo surgery, land. He will miss freshman Rork-Frosh games tradition ally have been close and this opener at Medford is expected to be of Hie same variety. ivieniorn niwanis club is sponsor of the game at the Medford stadium. Tickets are on sale at several business locations and from individual Kiwanians. Tickets arc $2. SO for adult 1 and $1 for students. Half of the net proceeds will go to the Kiwanis denial clinic and half to the Medford high athletic department for construction of dressing rooms under the new grandstand. Emile Griffith Cops New Title Vienna ffii- Welterweight champion Emile Griffith left a now synthelir boxing tille behind him In Vienna today before lying hack lo the United Slates fur an alnmsl j certain rlrfeiKe it( I... . t , V. crown at Las Vegas, Nov.. Dcr. R. Griffith quickly abandoned the Austrian version of the new junior middleweight 154 pound world title Hint he won In Vienna Wednesday night by nulpolnting Teddy Wright of Detroit. Only the Austrian nosing association rrrngnircri I he ; bout as for the recently ricat j rd 134-pound crown, 'eroii jnition had been refused liv the European Htixmg union. British Boxing Board of Con- it "i nun me norm uoxing as- I sitriatiem it-iil. i i --.. t-.ttittiHi irrs in the I'nited States. MISS SAUBERT NAMED Denver. Colo, . si pi, ,,,an Saubcrl of l.akrvicw. Ore . and Virginia Binniisa of Mount Shatta. Calif , w cie among ill women skier? se lected Wcitncxiav lo attend an Olympic training ,,,, this j winter The camp will he held from Dec. 22 through Jan. 4 al Vail Pass ski area in mitral Colorado. The U. S. Ski ass(). cialion announced the selec tions. Miss Saubcrl was a member of last years mil tonal alpine ski tenm, 4 Pelicans Klamath Falls lo nose the Tor nado 7 to H. This snapped a five-season Medford win string over KF teams. It was also Medford's only setback in 1981 in Oregon competition. And, the KF verdict cost Medford a district playoff berth. The loop crown was shared three ways by KF, Medford and GP and GP won the draw. In girding for the fracas Medford's stalwarts worked on lots of defense yesterday but offense got attention, too. Physical reports on the Black Tornado was better than a day ago. Halfback Jack Lowery, who on Monday suf fered a bruise above the knee in drill, was Deiler yesterday. He was in shorts jogging around but still limping Tack le Gary Miller, who was hos pitalized because of a knee infection, was due to return to the squad today. End Roy Shaw, who missed last week's game because of illness, re joined the Tornado yesterday. Enyart May Start If Lowery is unable lo start tomorrow, the left half call may go to Bill Enyart, 188 pound sophomore shifted from fullback. Larry Sander is ex pected to get the tackle call over Miller. Gibb Mitchell may start at defensive flank rather than Shaw. For Klamath Falls, Mike Kitching is expected to be at right half again where he has filled in terrifically for Bud Wolter who has had an ankle injury. The left halfback, Gro ver Dahn, reportedly has had a carbuncle on his knee and the starting assignment might go to Ben Kern. Center Holman was report ed having x-rays just what for it was not said and heftier John Enright might have the pivot call. Guard Mike McKibbon, who has been out of action because of in jury, might start in place of Jon Elliott. Unofficial Stats Unofficial statistics of Med ford's four games lo date show that the Black Tornado has outgaincd the opposition 1,141 yards to 465 in net scrimmage. Medford has madfl 774 yards on the ground and :tH7 in the air to figures :trI2 and KM for rivals. First downs have favored the Hurricane 51 to 25. Jack Lowery has been Medford's main ball packer with 268 yards in 62 carries. Frank' Van Pelt Is 117 yards for 25, Mike Barnes 108 for 27, Dan Miles 77 for 24, Tim Miirran SB for 14 and Mike Watkins 73 for 11. Miles has completed 17 of 31 passes for 327 yards and Mike Nealhamrr four tif 15 for 40. Lloyd llammons has been the main receiver with nine catches lor 19R yards. Lowery has caught four for 51 and Gibb Mitchell three for 55. Probable lineups include: KI.AMATM FAILS OKKENXK. .lnhn Knslisll and Krfrt KHIy. nrls; Jne Mnllick anrl Krnt PirlcH lurklps Mlks- Mt-Klhhon nr Jon Ellitttt and Sleva Catnphcll, Kiiarils; Bnh llnlnian or jnnn lui riRhl. center; Hick Horn, quarter hack; Grover Dahn nr lien Kern, left hallhiiek; Mike KltrhlnR. rlfiht hall, and linn Hllrhftu'k. lutlltitck. KI.AMVIU KA1.I.S IIKFKNKK Will Inelude such players as Hill Mills. Thurston Hciucl. Pill Crane. Clary Miller. Hum. Kilt-nlnn. and Hltchcnek. M F. I" F O II II IIFFF.KSF l.lovd llanunttns Bnd (lihh Mllchell. ends. .IcK llardralh unit l.arry Sunder, tai-klci: Jerrv Fanu and Jim Snod bthss. RiiHids; llai-ryl Stockton, t-enler; Dan Miles or Mike Nca thanier. qtiarterhack . jHCk Lottery or Hill F.nyart. led hall; Mike Hnmes. nchl half and Frank Van Pelt or Mike Watkins. ftlllhat-k Mllilllini I1F.FFNSF Mllchell and Hill Honshni. ends. John Mee and Mike Maylield. tackles; Chris Brewer anil Karol Htlehcy nr Terrv Winelrout. jjunrds; Clary Grllitn and F.nvart. guards; Hon Calkins. Hich Kmuhl and Tim Murray, safeties. Ashland Takes Cross-Country Ashland - Ashland's Ger ald Brown led runners lo the finish again as the Grizzlies defeated Rogue River 17 lo ;R Tuesday in a cross-count ry i race. Brown was limed in 12 11!) for approximately 2.3 miles. Other runners in order of counting finish were Tom Price and Mike McGuire. Ashland; Hon llalicka. Rogue River; Forrest Cole and John Heid. Ashland, and Hob Ma hado, Brian Coulter. Richard j Ross and Ron Wane, Rogue River Ashland's Earl Ilia, Mike Hawkins and Keith Munson actually ran in seventh, eighth and ninth positions but did not figure in the scoring The Grizzlies meet Grants Puss on Friday. ording""stilldoubtful ! Eugene tl'Pli - Oregon's all- coast guard, Mickey Ording. ; still was listed today as a doubtful participant in Satur- d;ty's game with Air Force at rolorado Springs.' Ording was injured last week end against Rice Ron .limes, a junior from Salem, will move into the starting lineup if doctors rule asauist Hiding I, me coach .icny rtci was ecstatic over Jones' wink alter tliduig was 1 injured in the Rice gan :;Cr j ;;Ol I'd1 h mri TOHNADO GUARD - Jerry Fann, above, 190-pound sen ior, is a starting offensive guard for the Medford High school football team , which plays Klamath Falls here on Friday night in the Southern Oregon conference. Eagle Point Preps for Rogue River Eagle Point - Pass defense and offensive blocking have had attention of the Eagle Point high Eagles as they prep for their Friday night football dale at Rogue River. Conditioning and funda mentals also have had a part in tuning for the Rogue league outing. Despite the fact that the Eagles were slormcd out of a game last week end with Sacred Heart, Coach Vern Steward reported that they have been slowed down by bruises. Action for veleran guard i Ed Hansconi is doubtful be-j cause of a bruised knee. Half back Bob Colpitis has a pull ed muscle. Steward also re- j ported veteran Bill Hocfft, end and tackle, sidelined in definitely by illness. Back : .with the team, however, is guard and tackle Leonard Hanson, who has returned from a Future Farmers con-1 clave at Kansas City, Mo. I Bid For Spots While not listing them as possible starters, Steward re- j ported that end Dennis Mur-1 phy, guard and tackle Mor-1 gan Miller and guard Merle Ford were bidding for de-! fensive berths. I Possible line slarlers on de fense are Larry DcHaven and Victor Eccleston, guards; I Charles Pomerny and Bob Bonner, lackles and Dave Blair and Bill Ayers, ends. The offensive team may he Dennis Murphy and Pomeroy or Tim Palm or DcHaven. ends; Ford and Bonner, tack les; Eccleston and Blair, guards; Miller, renter; John Linder or Dale Chamberlain, wing back; Pomeroy or Mike House or Linder. fullback; Bob Henderson, left half, and Bob Corlis blocking back. Braves Pick Bob Bragan Milwaukee llini Bobby Bra gan Wednesday was named manager of the Milwaukee Braves lo succeed Birdie Teb bells. who resigned several days ago. Bragan managed the Pitts burgh Pirates in lnSH and 1957 and the Cleveland In dians In 11)58. This past sea son he was a coach with the Houston Colls. Tebbctts, who still had a year to go on a two-year con tract, quit the club after its worst finish here in 111 sea sons to become manager of the Cleveland Indians under his old friend. Gabe Paul. Bragan was given a one year contract. Lakes Report Good Angling Portland il Pl - The weekly report on hunting and fishing conditions prepared by the .state game commission: Southwest: Deer hunters scoring well in Douglas cotin- ,y. p,o;is;itH success expected to drop off; Jackson county fair for deer; waterfowl hunt ing in Rogue valley only fair Trout fishing at Howard Prairie. Fish lake and Willow Creek reservoir good to ex cellent; Rogue too muddy for good stcelheading. METAL WORKS Commercial Induifrul Rei.dcnhal Sheet Metal Work Sti'nlen, GiUinited and Copper Far rication 228? Wesi Main PHONE 772-4440 Only One Yankee Named New York-tlTD-Bobby Rich ardson, steady man of the world champion New York Yankees all season, and Wil lie Mays and Orlando Cepcda, big bats of the National league championship San BOUT NOW NOVEMBER Los Angeles - IUPD - Match maker George Parnassus an nounced this week that the heavyweight elimination bout between Archie Moore, San Diego, Calif., and Cassius Clay, Louisville, Ky., has been rescheduled for Nov. 15, in the Los Angeles Sports Arena. The fight was originally set for Oct. 23 in the outdoor coli seum but it was postponed in order not to conflict with the Gene Fullmer-Dick Tiger mid dleweight title fight at San Francisco, reset for the same night. 215 E. MAIN 773-7484 CENTER OF ATTENTION Society Brand puis the tailoring emphasis where it counts most Your clothes never top talking about you. And whenever people see you. it's the fiom-.nid-rrmcr of vour suit that spe .iks loudest for you. That's why Society Brand places particular tailoring emphasis on this area. The benefits are unmistakable to wearer and viewer alike. 1. The collar of your Society Brand suit hugs vour neck gently, at the right hrisht, and stayi thrrr. 2. The shoulders fit naturally. The smooth sleeve heads are the result of artful tailoring, not pressing alone. 3. The I apels roll gently in a gracelul line from collar to buttons. The effect is soft, subtle, symmetrical. The front, flat and flattering, is balanced lo keep you in the center of your suit, no matter how you move! Slip into a Society Brand suit. If you c an't immediately see and feel the difference superior tailoring makes, it isn't worth the few- extra dollars. L'nlikcly verdict, though. From 95. MEDFOPD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON Francisco Giants, were named today to the 19B2 United Press International major league All Star team. The UPI's 24-man board of baseball experts selected Richardson as its second base man. May a one of the three outfielder and Cepcda as the game's No. 1 first-baseman. Also picked for the squad were catcher Earl Battey of the Minnesota Twins, short stop Maury Wills of the Los Angeles Dodgers, third bae man Brooks Robinson of the Alston Chosen For 10th Year Los Angeles-(DPD-Walt Al ston Wednesday was named to manage the Los Angeles Dodgers for a 10th season, scuttling rumors he would be fired because his team blew the National league pennant on the final day of the season. On UPl's All - Baltimore Orioles, outfielders Frank Robinson of the Cin cinnati Reds and Tommy Da vis of the Dodgers and pitch ers Don Drysdale of the Dodg ers and Dick Donovan of the Cleveland Indians. Six of the players honored Cardinals, Cubs Trade Players Chicago -(Mil- The Chicago Cubs Wednesday traded slug ging outfielder George Alt man and pitcher Don Card well to the St. Louis Cardi nals in return for pitchers Larry Jackson and Lindy Mc Danicl. The Cubs also traded catch er Moe Thacker to the Card inals in return for another catcher, Jim Schaffer, in a straight three-for-three swap. Altman, 29, had been the Cub's leading hitter during the past two seasons. mromwtm i ii i,i'iiirsssssssssisss;iaiisiiiiiil,iitLijii,iiii " s" ,r f j Siar Team were National leaguers and the other four were Ameri can Leaguers. Wills, who stole 104 bases lo surpass the 47-year-old big league mark of 96 by Ty Cobb, and Mays, who hit 49 homers and drove in 141 runs, led the voting with 22 each. Drysdale, who finished the season with a 25-9 record, was. the next most popular choice with 21 vqtes. CI CfT BY FAR THE BETTER QUALIFIED MAN BERLE STEPHENS Jackson County SHERIFF Continuous Service Since 1951 in Civil, Criminal and Investigative Work World War 2 Veteran Honest Competent Cooperativt Pd. Pol. Adv. Olen Risner, Chm. Stephens OPEN FRIDAY -NIGHT 'TIL 9:00 McLoughlin Blacks Beat Hedrick Reds McLoughlin Black defeated Hedrick Red 27-0 on Tuesday in a seventh grade football game. Scorers for Black were Mike Bratton on a 20-yard run, Dan Cuddie on an eight yard go, Steve Wilkins on a four - yard crack and Jay Beach on an eight - yard bootleg. Bratton and Cuddia ran extra points and Bratton passed to Thanos for the oth- " Com., 2448 Crater Lake Ave. J "' fit., .1 p4