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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY. OCTOBER 21. 19S2 Bedford Trims Klamath Pels For Lone Lead in Conference KIITHKRV OREGON CONFERENCE STANDINGS W. I.. RIedlord 2 0 Klamath Falls 1 1 Grants Pass 1 1 Crater 0 1 Ashland 0 1 Pel. 1 000 S00 300 .000 .000 Medlord High school's gladi ators of the gridiron stabbed for solitary touchdowns in the first and second quarters here" Friday night to take over . the lone undefeated leadership In the Southern Oregon con ference. The Black Tornado foot ballers turned back the Klam ath Falls Pelicans 13 to 0 in a penalty infested joust at the Medford stadium. Ron Calkins flung a seven yard traffic jam pass to Dan Miles in Die end zone for one touchdown. Jack Lowery, helped by some nifty block ing, swept right end for 13 yards and the other marker. Miles kicked one extra point. Stubborn clutch defense by both sides and the numerous penalties prevented further scoring. And, the clubs bogged down when penalties gave them chance. Four other Med ford penetrations and Klam ath's one major scoring bid fizzled out. 5-0 Record Victory made M e d f o r d's conference standing 2-0 and gave it a 5-0 season record. The Black Tornado's unscored upon record remained intact. Klamath Union is 1-1 now within the circuit and 2-4 for the year. It was "drop the hanky" night at the Tornado grid arena. Officials stepped olf a total of 20 infractions for 2-5 yards. And, those were not all that were called. Some penalties nullified each other. Others were refused. An early deep penetration, which failed, paved the way for the initial Medford score. The Hurricane was stopped on downs on the Klamath Un ion 17-yard line midway in the starting panel. Klamath's visiting Pelicans could not move the ball and Ron Hitch cock punted out. Safety Lloyd Hammons ran the ball back 16 yards to the KF 40 and there began the scoring drive. In nine plays MHS had its counter. Penalty Helps The Tornado employed the ball packing of Mike Barnes, Lowery and Frank Van Pell. A Miles to Lowery pass gain ed eight yards. A half-the-dis-tance to the goal personal foul penalty on Klamath this time helped the Medfords giving them 12 yards and first down on the 12. Three plays put the Tornado short of first down on the two. On fourth down Lowery ap peared to have poked into the end zone but a procedure breach wrecked the play and Medford was set back to the MEDFORDcjJWTRIBUNJ 7frrmn Eagle Pointers Defeat Rogue River Chieftains Rogue River Eagle Point High school emerged 14 to 0 here Friday night in a Rogue league grid engagement with the Chieftains of Rogue River. 11 was a defensive ruckus. The win moved the Eagle3 Into a tie for third place in the loop, giving litem a two win, one-loss, one-lie record while Rogue River is 1-4, Bob Henderson scored on a 13-yard first quarter run off a drive from the Rogue River 42-yard line. The push was aided by a pass, Bob Colpitis to Dale Chamberlain, for 15 yards. In the third quarter the Chiefs fumbled on the seven yard line. Eagle Point recov ered and on fourth down Chamberlain crossed the TD line from the three. At the start of the fourth panel. Rogue River held the Eagle - on the Chieftain three and took the ball only to have Frank Palmerton tackled In the end zone. Two points went to the Eagles on the RR safety. Eagle Poinl lost four fum bles in the mix and Rogue River three. EP griddcrs inter cepted two passes by Rogue River. STATISTICS: Vards rushing Vards passing . Net scrimmage yards .... First downs . Passes tried, completed RR F.P . .10 B4 .. ni is .. 61 9fl 3 5 17-4 8-1 Football Scores FRIDAY GAMKS Centennial 19. Grcsham 0 Hillsboro IS. David Dour I as 12 Central Catholic 48. A Mori n 0 Tillamook 25. Forest Grove 12 Tieard 32. Newherp 7 Lake Oswego .13. Dalla 12 McMinnville 4fi. St. Helens 20 Oregon City 16. West Linn 0 Jesuit 45 .Mololla 0 Wy'east 14. Sandy fi Corvallis 41, Lebanon 1!S Roseburg 27. North Salem 14 Cottage Grove 41, Sweet Home 32 North Eugene 20. North Bend fi South Eugene 22. Springfield 0 Grants Pass 50, Ashland 0 Medford 13. Klamath Falls 0 Crater 19. Yrcka ( Calif.) 13 Prineville 12. Madras R Milton-Krecwater 14. Baker 12 Hermiston 12. La Grande 12 itie) Pendleton 45. Redmond 7 Rainier 35. Clatskanic 0 Estacada 12, Hood River 7 Seaside 46, Neah-Kah-Nie 0 Yamhill-Carlton 19. Nestucca 13 Dayton 7. Willamina 6 Philomath 32. Salem Academy 6 Sherwood 14. Amity 14 itiej Sheridan 40. Mapleton 14 North Marion 18. Wondhurn 0 Serra Catholic 27. Stayton 6 Mt. Angel 25. Canby 12 Newport 18. Toledo 6 Taft 13. Waldport 0 Reedsport 13, Siuslaw 13 (tic) Drain 27. Oakridec n McKenzie 25. St. Francis fi Junction City 13. Crcswell 7 Bandnn 19, Myrtle Point 0 St. Mary s 1. Henley 13 Eagle Point 14. Rot? tie River 0 Heponer 6. Pilot Rock 0 Burns 30. Sherman 6 Ontario 19. Nyssa 7 Vale 39. Pavette i Idaho O Tillamook Catholic 13. 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Tool Cnb 0d Sbob Eoo pmont. 119 ACRE INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY AT AUCTION Adie.ei M he 181 ln,B-e.H O" re PcH "I end fio-y Bi'ld n. MILTON J. WERSMOW, Root Eotolo rohor,Auetionoor seven. Then, Calkins, throw ing when it seemed he had been nailed, hit Miles with the scoring pass. Miles' kick made it 7 to 0 (or the quarter. For the second tally the Medfords (ought 81 yards from their own 19. Miles to Lowery aerials (or 25 and 22 yards were the big plays of the drive which took 13 scrim mage tries, married by three infractions - 20 yards against Medford and five against the Pels. Miles, Van Pelt, Lowery and Barnes did the lugging on the push. Van Pelt and Miles each had eight yard gains. One play lost nine when a pitch to Barnes (ailed. The 22-yard pass play set up the touchdown run. Tornado Dominates M e d ( o r d dominated the game both offensively and de fensively. The Tornado rolled up 317 net scrimmage yards while holding the Pels to 138. Klamath netted only 49 yards in the second half while the Big Wind collected 93. Three fumbles, recovered by Medford, plagued the While birds of KF. Medford, which completed seven of nine passes in the first half, failed to con nect on three over the last two periods. Two of the three were intercepted. Klamath's major scoring threat followed the first mark er by the Medfordites. Klam ath was offside on the kickoff. Medford took the penalty and Larry Sander booted off again. Terry Eccles ran the ball out to the 33 yard line and a per sonal foul on Medford put the ball on the 48. A Bud Wolter to Mike Kitching pass gained 30 yards to the Medford 22. Kitching then fumbled on the next play and Medford took over on its 19. Mee Recovers Eight yards of losses after Medford got a first down on the KF 23 stopped Medford s first big bid in the game. A 13-yard Miles to Barnes pass was completed on fourth down but Medford was four yards short of first and 10. John Mee s recovery oi a Kitching fumble gave Med ford the pighide on the Klam ath 36 early in the third quar ter. Barnes made successive gains of five and 13 yards to the 18 and Van Pelt made two and three to the 13. But Low ery lost a yard and on fourth down Barnes . couldn't quite hang on to a low pass from Miles. Big opportunity arose in the late third quarter when a. Klamath penalty gave Med ford the ball in the shadows of the goal. Miles returned a Ron Hitchcock punt 30 yards to the Pel 26. Klamath was called for unsportsman like conduct and the ball was placed on the 13. Van Pell cracked to the eight but two plays lost to the 13 and the Tornado gave up the ball on the 10. Eccles Intercepts A Medford drive starting in the late (ourth quarter car ried from the Tornado 41 to the KF 22. There Miles passed and Eccles intercepted in the end zone for a louchback. Bob Holman intercepted another Miles throw. Medford s Gary Griffin nabbed a Pel fumble early in the fray. Van Pelt gained 67 yards in 14 packs for Medford. Barnes 58 in 14 and Lowery 51 in 13. Hitchcock ran up 66 yards in 19 totes for the Pelicans and was the game's defensive demon. He was join ed in Pel defense by Eccles and Bill Mills. Griffin, Gibb Mitchell, Chris Brewer, Mike Mayfield, Mee and Bill Enyart headed the Tornado protective efforts. Victory did not leave the Black Tornado too satisfied "It was an uninteresting, ragged game." said Medford Coach Fred Spiegelbcrg. "We sputtered, lhcre were loo darn many mislakes. We didn't look good. We would do something good and it would backfire. There were so many little turning points. jl, ":f- I XV,; "v:v r- -i.--n. PEL QUARTERBACK STOPPED Medford High players gang up on Klamath Falls quarterback Rick Horn in Friday night Southern Oregon conference football game here. In foreground Ls Medford safety Rich Knight (10). Others who can be identified are Klamath's John Engish (87 while) and Gary Griffin (87 black). Medford won 13 to 0. Crater Comets Tip Yreka 19-13 in Non-League Fray Central Point-Crater high's ' Calif., 19 to 13 here. Yreka football Comets got back into the victory column here Fri day night. But, after scoring the first touchdown, they had to bounce back from a one-touchdown deficit to upend Yreka, Baker's Four TD Passes Help OSU Outclass U. of P. B 5 Corvallis - l'Pi' Quarter- j UOP 34 set up another score, back Terry Baker threw four! pJ1(ifir wrm-.H .Hh in ond.-? to &o in the first half touchdown passes and sained l Hti yards as Oregon State walked over outclassed L'ni-! versity of Pacific 40-8 Satur-! day. Baker and end Vern Burke broke four Oregon S t a t c j school records as they teamed for three touchdowns before a kids' day crowd of 12.021. Burks causht five passes Oregon Stale 7 lt 7 fi 40 Pari lie 0 6 O O ti Scoring: OSl Burkr 114 pass from Baker (Clark kuki OSU Burke 44 pass from Hnker i Clark kick. OSV .Moreland 37 pass from Baker iku-k failed. OSU Burke ti pas from Baker (pass failed) PAC Watkins 14 pass from Sparrow ipass failed i OSU Whittle 2 run i Burke pass from Baker) OSU Krketieh 5 pass front Queen ipdss (ailedi. Attendance: 12.021. on a fourth-down pass from Jack Sparrow to Ted Wat kins. The TiRcrs moved to the Oregon State ,i late in the Came, but Beaver halfback Dan Espahn intercepted a pass in the end zone. Sparrow and Johnny Alsup threw 30 passes during the name and completed 18 for 255 yards, but were able to put together only one payoff drive. NttHit'tfH for Healthy SEPTIC TAUVC tKtflJ CESSPOOLS AND DRAIN Usi SEPT0NIC Regularly 1 Kp. lank woik.ng. odor- B JA f t. taiy to u. f o.t, lot. ? "t ho'mtm to plumb. nfl. Cot only 3t mo , 500-flol. tank. Mon.y bock ouOranlMl Trooimwl At Veur Orocr Of Hardware of the Ore Statistics University of Paci game ; First downs Rushing yardi-ace Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted hv Punts Fumbles Inst Yards penalized .. ... ih:i 17." in it; S 32 1 GP Crushes Grizzlies Grants Pass - A rebounding Grants Pass high fnntball team clubbed Ashland 59 to 0 here Friday night in the Southern Oregon conference. GP had 20 to 0. 40 to 0 and 47 to 0 period leads. Rich Ire land, Gary Van Kotcn and Al Hutchins each scored two touchdowns. Ireland had a 43-yard run to the goal and crossed on a 31-yard pass play. Tom Spar- lin was the thrower. Van Ko ten ran 70 and 21 yards. Hutckins took passes from Jim Pippin for 30 and 18 yards. Pippin also heaved a touch down pass for eight yards to Larry Forsgreen and took a scoring pass from Lyman Kiesecker which went for eight. Bob Shepard tabulated on a 40-yard interception dash. Pippin booted four extra points. N.Y. Knicks Lead in NBA By United Prest International The New York Knicker bockers are sitting on top of the National Basketball asso ciation world today and coach Eddie Donovan says his cen ters are the reason. The Knicks lacked a good big man for many seasons, but Donovan thinks he has solved the problem with Paul Hogue and Gene Conlcy shar ing the job. Each chipped in only 12 points Friday night as the Knicks registered their second victory in as many starts by downing the Los Angeles Lakers, 116-105. But Hogue, a rookie from Cincinnati, and Conley, the Boston Red Sox pitcher, pro vided the Knicks' rebound strength and held Laker cen ter Jim Krebs to seven points. New York out-rebounded Los Angeles, 78-55. once had a 13 to 6 edge in the non-league go. The Comets used the long gain to get one touchdown and to set up both the others. They scored off the opening kickoff in seven plays, moving from their own 35-yard line. After Vern Swanson reeled off a 34-yard pickup, Mike Glines went over from the six. Next Yreka ground to its two touchdowns with John Moody going over from one and two yards out. Rod Short kicked one conversion. A screen pass with Moody snag ging went for 25 yards before the second score. Glines romped away for 54 yards to put the ball in posi tion for the second Crater score. Gary Wald crossed from the one and a Glines to Paul Bransom pass made the bonus to deadlock the encounter. Swanson ran 24-yards In a reverse for the tie-breaker TD. A Harold Allen pass inter ception deep in Comet terri tory snuffed a Yreka bid in the late portion of the fray. Coach Keith Johnson of Crater credited defensive line man John Harris with "kind of saving our necks in the sec ond half." He put the rush on the Miner passer and twice dumped him for losses. Moved Freely Crater, while happy with the verdict, did not play the ball it did against Medford. We'll have to get up for were higher than a kite," re marked Johnson. "We still won", he said. "The kids came to life in the second half. They moved the ball pretty freely. We'll have to get upr fo Grants Pass this week." Glines, Swanson and Mc Calvy ran real well for Cra ter. Glines had 92 yards in 17 carries, Swanson 77 in 14 and McCalvy 65 in 12. Swan son had one gain of 41 yards. Crater netted 291 yards from scrimmage to Yreka's 260. The Miners were 15 to 12 leaders in first downs, The Comets have a 2-3 sea son status and Yreka is 3-2. McLoughlin Footballers Take Tilt McLoughlin Junior high was victor 33 to 6 yesterday in a ninth grade football game with Lincoln-Savage, new jun ior high at Murphy in Jose phine county. The Bulldogs of Medford headed 13 to 0 at halftime after a scoreless first quarter. Third period total was 26 to 0. Said Mac Coach Bob Rad cliff after the ball game: "I think the boys are starting to find themselves. They arc finding football is fun when extra effort is put in it." Mac ran the Murphy team s flanks well. Mike Allen swept end for five yards and the first score after a 25-yard run by Roger Johnson. Allen went around end for 35 yards and the second touchdown. John Pruilt tallied on a pass from John Ingram for 30 yards after a 30-yard jaunt by Allen had taken the ball into L-S territory. Pruilt went around end for 10 yards and another TD and George Dumais cap ped the Bulldog point-making with a 55-yard barge up the middle. Sal Esquivcl kicked three extra points. A Lincoln-Savage pass to Russ Larson for 10 yards got the Josephine county team's TD. during the afternoon for a total of 37 this season. He was the national leader in pass receptions going into the game, The old Oregon State record was 36 by John Thom as in 1950. Burke's three scoring pass es Saturday gave him six for the season and two more school records. Baker's four touchdown passes in one game accounted for the other record. Baker handled the ball only 13 times in adding 166 yards to his total offense record. He completed six of nine passes for 149 yards and carried the ball four times for another 37. Coach Tom Prolhro turn ed the quarterback job over to Gordon Queen after the Beavers scored their fifth touchdown early in the third quarter. The senior quarterback from Portland directed Ore gon Slate on touchdown marches of 57, 66, 41 and 71 yards. A pass interception by halfback Dan Sieg on the Band Plays In Stand Medford High school band, prevented from getting on the field to practice its halftime show last week because cf the rain the week before, en tertained from the grandstand at the Klamath Medford foot ball game on Friday night. The band used the theme "Music for Music's Sake" and saluted the tuncsmiths of Tin Pan Alley. Selections included "Camp town Races." "Sweet Ade line," "Goodbye My Love," "That's A Plenty," "You're in ihe Army Now," and "When My Baby Smiles at Me." Medford majorettes per formed as the band played. CARDS WAIVER PANFIL St. Louis -U1PII- Ken Panfil, 270-pound offensive tnckle, has been placed on the Injured waiver list by the St. Louis Cardinals. Panfil, a seven- year-veteran, is suffering from a knee injury which sidelined him most of last season. WE'RE EXPANDING! OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY and SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 and 21 COFFEE nd DONUTS INTRODUCING SOMETHING NEW! SOMETHING STARTLING! SOMETHING DIFFERENTI THE ALL NEW GREAT LAKES With Over Hitchability Living Space has been placed cer the hitch. The outside is the same length. The inside is longer. Everything is bigger, everything is better. All Sizes -All Models EXPANDOS, 10 Wide, 1 to 3 Bedrooms INTRODUCTORY OFFER 10 x 50 $4,995. FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE will be on hnd to help you select your new home and answer your questions. . 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