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Newspaper Page TextDenver Broncos Regain First Place in AFL West Division By MARTIN LADER UPI SporU Wrilei The Denver Broncos, who already have won as many games this year as thry did in their two previous seasons, are bock in first place in the American Football league's Western division today as they continue to turn the tables on their former tormentors. Denver took another step toward squaring accounts with the once-fearsome San Diego Chargers Sunday by beating the two-time Western Division champions, 23 - 20. The victory put the Broncos back on top in their division as the Dallas Texans lost to Houston, 14-6. The New York Titans hand ed the Oakland Raiders their eighth straight loss. 31-21, in the only other AFL game played Sunday. On Saturday night, the Eastern Division leading Boston Patriots were held to a 28-28 tie by the last place Buffalo Bills. Seventh Bronco Win Halfback Don Stone scored all three touchdowns for the Broncos, who registered their seventh victory in nine games. Last year Denver could do no better than a 3-11 record and in 1960 the Broncos won but four games. It also marked the second triumph for Denver over the Chargers this season after dropping all four contests in previous years between the clubs. Den'er was trailing. 20-14, entering the final quarter when Stone caught a 13-yard pass from quarterback Frank Tripucka for the tying touch down. Gene Mingo added the extra point to put the Broncos ahead and they gained their final two points on a safety. Stone also scored on runs of one and five yards earlier in the game. Two Quick Touchdowns San Diego quarterback John Hadl passed for two touchdowns within 27 seconds to help the Chargers to a 17-7 half time lead. One of the scor ' ing plays was a 72-yard toss to Jerry Robinson. Houston, which twice has won the AFL championship, moved to within a half game of first place Boston and at the same time avened last week's embarrassing 31-7 loss to the Texans. George Blnnda connected .with Billy Cannon for both Oiler touchdowns, one on a six-yard pass and the other on a 34-yard toss. The Texans, who were held to their lowest score ever, averted a shutout with little more than a minute to play when Chris Burford took a 1 5-yard scoring pass from Lcn Dawson. Dawson, the league's leading passer, completed 19 of 30 attempts for 208 yards but often was forced to hurry his throws and didn't do much damage against a tough Oiler defense. Oakland Remains Winless Johnny Green threw a 34 yard scoring pass to Don May nard and added the decisive touchdown himself wi.h a one-yard plunge in the final period to pave the way for the Titans' second straisht victory. Oakland, which has yet to win this season, twice led in the game but was unable to hold on against a determined New York offense. Boston had to overcome a 7X AUTOMOTIVE 1 (pMh SPECIALS 1 TODAY THRU THURSDAY Special COMPLETE LUBE 4-WHEEL BRAKE ADJ. FRONT WHEELS PACKED CHECK THE PARTS DEPT. FOR YOUR WINTER NEEDS FRONT END SERVICE COMPLETE WHEEL ALIGNMENT BALANCE BOTH fiA FRONT WHEELS H CHECK ALL PARTS By Appointment FREE BRAKE INSPECTION Shop at Sears and Save SEARS 14-point deficit to nrn its tie with the Bills. Vito :Babo P'arilli threw three touchdown passes for the Patriots, includ ing two in the second half, to WKENKSAY NIGHT SfK Tttl "u, j"--ot t ij.wk dlik-;i, strom 543; Kachma Lodge H-tiu a, Heim Sehroeder UVS. Paul Lea Motors f!tj-4Jti 0. Larrv Bohl 498; Walts. LHhis Motor. U2 22i 4. Dom Provost S4H. Southern Oregon Titfe Co. i.i2 12( 3, John Martin ?7t; Sambos (24-40. 1, Gordv Castor 603. Pulver'a Mote! (53-1 It Jack Whisnan 5i?; Southern Grvcon Color Processors 129-35! Rod Fowler 517. John Martin 238. LAJtJKS CLASSIC I.KAftf'E Insurance Mart (2L-I0 3, Karen Smith 508; Ctock C.iie (10-22f 1. Mary Oflentmchfr 519. 13 rave Bull i21-tli 3. Lois Learn ing 531: Medford Yard ii7-I3 1, Wanda Hollv 4!4. Ihunderbird Market 1 58-14 1 I. Billie Davis Jnrcensen's sli'a 14lj 3. Rose Barr iiii.V Wooden Shoe 113-14) 1, Gertie RtggS 506; Roane Distributing ti4',-I7Ui 3, Helen Cuiv 55". learn Three t!7-!.i !, LRa Harris 53'J; Congor Morris iU-12;Pohng 5ti8; Gay 80's (14-26 i C 4, Lucille Cornelius 523. I Ellis 5JU. Valley Music (15-17) 4. Vivian ifux aim; crater inn u-- o, ue i-enoy 4 M. t), Hollv 214. Offenbacher 207. Smith 206, Rifgs 202, Harris 2t2. TRIANGLE I.EACiL'K Knishts of Columbus 23-9 4. J. Krueger 535; Farreii Glass i!6 i6 0, B. Wright 4ifi. Pat Bnd Mike's i22-ini 1, K. Mc Lean 31B; Willamette Valley (13-3t 3, B. Griffith 515. Jewett Office Supply (21-1 n 3. Dziarmaga 5f!8; Eagle Point Jnv cees One ((l!..-22'-.t I. G. Peck 5!6. Thunderbirri Market i 18-13' j 3, D. Griffin 559; EPJC Iwo 1 7-13 1, R. Olson 412, Team One 1 15-17) 4. D. Cantrefl 519; Richfield Auto and Truck (15 17) 0, L. Buckwafrt 470. ROXY ROCKERS LEAGUE National Guard t26-30! 4. Weaver 542: Snider's Dairy ZU) !. uave K-urtz 4!h GMAC )2t!-H)( 4. Ralph Aaberg 535; Crater Lake Motors fi4-22( 0. Jim Radclifie TiVJ. Paulin"s Fnshions (23-13) 4, Marv Bohnert 315; Royal Oaks 21 15i 0, Chuck Learn 575. State Police f 20-16 3, Doug Holly 542; Haupert Tractor 15-21 1 1, Roland Smith 506 Goodman Parking 1 17-19t 2. Olen McCnv 64; Timber Products (16-20) 2, Kay Upchurcb 543. Grange Co-op f 11-25' 2, Kci'h Peterson 527; Montgomrry Ward (11-25 2. Larr?' Bangs 482. McCoy 23Q, Upchurch 22y. West ensee 228. Learn 222. Pauline's Fashions 2484. ROXY ANX WOMKN'S INVITATIONAL SINGLES LaRayne Harris 16S.24. Carol Duzan 167.15. Del - Christianson 164.46, Bettv Reinholtz 163.46. Jeri Hutton 161.29, Klsie Baker 161.04, Karen Smith 15B.22. Wanda Hoily 167.23. Elaine C.;trrison 153.12, Edith Curommiis 150.03. Karen Smith 233; Betty Rein holtz 803. ROGCFTTES Oakerove Furniture (lO'j-l1! 4, Nina Carpenter 500; Hutchins and Clark Const. (3-9t Qt Ella Ad kins 377. Chefs Flying A 72-4 i 3, Nita Sutton 429; Nomads i7-5t 1, Jeanne Rose 405!. W. L. Moore Construction ift-4i 3. Dollv C?in 446; Team Four (212-flJi 1. Dixie Frances 336. Stevens Construction iS'j-a'af 3, Winnie Mulvey; 438; Team One (3-0t I. Pauline Bennett 468. Nina Carpenter 200; Oakgrovc Furniture 1616. VALLEY ROLLERS Snare Ribs i22"i-D12 4. Mary Parker 505; Bowling Biddies (13 13) 0. Roberta Travis 437. Koff?e KUtch f!8-14i 0, Helen Oey 4fl2; Whiriy Birds (17-15! 4, Ruth Halloway 544. Jollv .ligglers iIR-14) 3. Elaine Konopacek 504; Three Hit A- A Miss (12!3-i9l2l 1. Gerry Graham 463 Kool Four flS'j-lR'at 2. Laurtne Pitts 519; Alley Cats ilS'-lB'-t 2, Cnnl Applegate 505. Elaine Konopasck 204; Whiriy Birds 2034. WF.'HK HERE TRIPLES So. Ore. Surgical 1 12-12 0, Paul Smith 528; Rich Plan (13-11) 4, Ai McKinnis 477. Team Eleven (15-0 1. Davton Glenn 406: Reliable Cleaners (15-9) ! 3, Larry Clark 538. ! Sears (14-30) 3. Gail Stnlrup 4R0; Galleh Kemp's (9-15) 1. Jerry j Fueston 443. , Team Twelve ( 12-12i 3, Dick Bordnn M3; Echo i6-lfif 1. Al Marrs 47R. Cal. Pac. Two 13-1 J 1. Art Kobold 458; Mike's Motor Mart (13-111 3, Joe Lemirux 4i7. Ca!. Pac. One (10-14 0, F.d 501 I. JkIii 77J.4641 Optii Moo. 4 f tt. Till P.M. FREE PARKINS 1 each n match a fine performance by Buffalo fullback Cookie Gil christ who scored two touch downs and added four con versions. Fat welt 333: M A M Agency I2-I2J tie a rices ai Davton Glenn 2itt; Reliable Cleaners 1563, NIGHT HAWK LEACl'E McLaughlin Plumbing (28-8 3. Gottfried 5ti4; Oregon Food One 113-23' I, Champion 479. Triangle Market i2fi-l0 3, Row ell 544; Oregon Food' Three U0-2 i. Smith 51( Phoenix Food Mart (25--J0-t 3'-lr Carter 526; Hart's Hatchery lI7!--Jh'.. i., Mnver 540. Woodiantl Heights Market (lit 17 i 2, Simmons 550; Oresua Food Two U-2:it 2. Miller 55k Pigpfv Wisely One tlB-i?1 0. McKcen 434; Psply Wipgly Two tl3 .--'J21.-t 4. Barnum 514. Gott tried 212-225. Howell 223 Mnver 07; McLaughlin Plumbing 3iw CITY I.EAGCE iiarco Supply 2BS -t 1 . i 2 H Hickman o'J, Tie Toe Time Shoa tlfi-24 2. E. Olscn 497. Olson Lawyer Lbr. Co )2?-i.ii -i, u. ti Cully ilG; Fritos Kids 1 18-21 Xorum 55fi. State Farm Ins. (25-1 i I, B. 'Hall 513; Pings (23-17) 3, F. An- derson 04fi, j Westsirie Merchants (24-iit 3 ! K J. Bhnd 5SS; Silver S Stamps i t20-20t 1, B. Morgan 434. ! A, L iText Nash )22-I8f J, . , Sommer .536; Snoboys UG-3G 3 F. , Couch 531. ! Concrete Steel 20-20 1 3. V. John ' son 523; Central Garage )20-20j I 1, h. Thoun 513. I PPL (17-23 3, B. Srhraedcr : nl2; House of Wood fti'j-33!3i 1, i V. Msrtm 483. 1 G. Culiy 248. C. Ellis 226. R ! Forrest 224; Olson Lawyer 2JS2S. BOWLING ItHLLKS ! Roethier Chevron J24-8) 4. Deris j Price 484; Big V. Beautv Salon US Jim i 17 1 0, Paulino Powers 381. ,16- i McLaren Oil U7-15 4, Vivian mttJKeio irtoune Head- liners tlS-Uf) o, Lorna Thompson and Betty Mincer. 412 each. Southern Oregon Tallow U7-!5i 2, Grace Hunter 461; M & M Mo tors U3-13 2, Barbara Griffiths Pat and Mike's Builders' Supplv (15'2-lfiijj 2j. .Neva McLcarrt 4fi4; Trowbridge Electric ti3!2 1 i.. Hazel Black 433. Pearl Kantor 191; McLaren Oil 2fiT2. BAUTLF.TT BELLES Baker's Moulding (28-8i 1, Andv Wails 465; Poflue's Excavating 16 20i 3, Alice Landing 461. Lady Med ford 23-13j 3. A. Gid ney 512; Faber's Market (16-2QJ 1, Bev St. Clair 422. Carriime House 2I 'j-i4 -V 4, Peg Maldron 492; Alexander Music (14-22i 0. Evelyn Sanderson 455. Ltmnser's (2-15t 3, Ernestine Lisenbee 479; Aiesander & Brown (13-181 I, Joyce Kraus 433. United Groceries i21-i5i 2, Shir ley Mitchell 445; Franklin May flower (14-22) 2, Dons Ownings 401 Medford Radiator (20-tfit 3, Max ine Janzen 448; Sv's Place i!3-23 I, Geo-- Vaiiment 4!fi. Crystal Meats i!9-17) 3. Carol Hngie 300; House of Beauty (16ia lO'si 1. Nancy Sundman 467. Pick's Apparel (14-221 3, Ruth Hoifoway 421; Young s Cycle (14 22 f, Nina Carpenter 420. Carol Hagle 217. Nancv Sundman 3 05, N j na Carpen ter 102; Lady Medford Beauty Salon, Crystal Meats 2333. SPORTSMAN LEAGtE Brookhurst Subdivision (26-10 4. Keith Maryott 557; First Chris tian Church Two (15-21) 0, Marmic Ofson 450. Specialty Contractors (23-11! 3. Dale Atkins 581; Butte Falls Shell 1 13-23 1. Burell Facey 538. Hogue Valley Auction (22-141 2, Lou Kuia 513; Hiliyer Oil (17-191 2, Don Penweii 500. Applecate Investment (21-15) 4, Don Stoner 543; First Christian Church One tl5-21j 0. A3 Navar reiie 449. Butte Falls General Store f!M7 0, Bud Tunsate 534, Kims 1 19-17 4, Dave Le;g 625. Electrical Products ( 18-!Ri 3. Otto Kahnert 529; Brecount Broth ers (6-3fn I, Skip Brecount 302. Dave Lccc 240, Date Atkins 242, Bud Tunt!te 223; Brookhurst Sub division 2620. INIH'STIUAI. I.EAGt'K Drive In Cianers tifl'i-ilUl 1. Coe Brown fifll; Coca CoJa 13-27 3, B"b Perdue fi!3. Baker's Mouidins Plant 24-18 3. Paul Emery 513: Paiierson's PJumbmij i20-20 1. Frank Penzcr So. Riverside Tavern (22-IFSt 1, Jop Cahfer 4H7; Eagle's (21-10) 3, Jack Weber 528. So, Ore. Trophy Co. (lfi-21? t. John Bunker 511; WhiU-law Candy Co. 17-2:ti 3. Neil Farrier 327, Fyr Fytrrs ilfi-22i I. Earnie nukpshier 4fl8; OEsnn LAwver Lbr. Co. !l7i"22';) 3. Del Ross 533. Bob Perdue 224. Cne Brown 221, Paul Emery 210; Coca Coia 25f?S9. BAMHf S Rftl.I.F.HS I.F.AGi'F Crn.cr lelrvipion 23-9i 3, Lee ?i3l1nn 400. Home-I.ltt Sas l!si 1. L'itt Keener 4'17 BfHofi Or:hirf 22-i0l 3, Claudia Smith 42fi : Jaek?on County Federal ' C.cni,.viff r; D.-i Huitncr 4T3- M:-S:a Cmin. 1 15-33; 3. Phvuis (ijicnnst 32 i'ank ? 12-201 0 Jrjtn Bif. Harper's FKcavsainn Iraifry Thomaj-son 3."9. P.rn ir i.v :mh f, Linim-cr's Concrete Pipe i27 4. lA-s Gntt .VI2; lOOF (lt-2ii: V?'.i Crmc 4R 0. Hogue Valiev Cnuntrv Club '23 17' ft. Fred GaHardo ."M Rofine Vend m a i22 j i 4. Kers Manama 5"fi Lit!? Dutch ,3iH!drv 22-1?Jf 3, Onry T;tv!or 524; Vailfv Ptmhin t2P -!8'u' 1. Chuck MrCuan WHt. BiU's RirMtrfrf 2-lUi X Jcrrv F'K'vinn 47.7; VHfv PonHrv tlfi 24 f 3. WrndfU Psnfrr 51. Co! 1o Coast Storrit i2i i'W 3 3. Lenmp Gvcon 47'v I.anciey'i Vnmn 'Il-2Ji I. Duk Wails 4Ui Orp -Wa-h Tctpphone Co 1 37 21i 3. Hefner Tfnvnrs 44!; Orrecn ifi!,-2;iJ j j I. Lewis Dim- ofk 4fi ier 221. Clnrp Hnhter Zm T!dttav M-f f28t,-l!,? t, Dan HadWv 4f?4. CAV A. M-I8 3. Jim Sfneifr 5"7 Bkrr Mtilcfmif '2713' 2. Don Turner MV Harry i David j 13-27 2. Ai 1vv V''" Tv-T W!v5 2.JI 4, Dirk W-fhr 5r Knsrb' f CJambm 14-2H- f p,- f! Nwrnnvh 47J. Onr-M Cn, . 2I-38 3, Glen Irwin T-3p Rrrk Lumber (is-,. I'M- i. n-.ih- Jon" V7 Eagif Point TfrhtT n-Sn. 1 Darrt U CnpciarifJ 470, Rd Pegasus LEASING SERVICE Complete . . . Personalized Chevrolets Chevy 2s Corvairs Chevrolet Trucki Courtesy DIAl MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON 1 SPORTS IP SF Giants Looking for Hurler Help By HAL WOOD San Franeiseo-ft'PSi- The San Francisco Giants are looking or pitching help - but they aren't about to trade away any of the major talent that helped them win the 1962 Ka tional leauge pennant. That means they'll keep every man on the club who has been rumored as trade bait: Orlando Cepeda, Harvey Kuenn, Willie McCovey, Mike McCormack and ail the rest. "That doesn't mean vc have to stand pat," says generai manager Chub Feeney. "If we were about to try and strengihen the club, then I believe we'd try for more pitching help." President Horace Stoneham isn't exactly in accord with this line of reasoning. "We had four pitchers around the 20-game winner, mark during the past season," says the club president. "So I can't see how we are weak there." Giants Wanted Art Despite claims that Cepeda never has been on the trading block, there is strong evidence that the big first baseman was used as a bit of bait as long ago as last August when he was in a terrible slump and the Giants pitching couldn't get the other side out. The Giants wanted Art Ma- haffey of the Philadelphia Phils in the worst way, and they were ready to part with Cepeda to get Mahaffcy, Trie Phils would have none of it. Stoneham and all the rest of the Giants' official family, naturally, deny this talk. But the guess is that the club must come up with some pitching help to repeat as champions. They backed into the title this year when the Los Angeles Dodgers' mound corps ran out of gas. It's hard to expect Jack Sanford to come up with another 24-7 season, although he could do it. And it's prac tically impossible to believe that the aging Billy Pierce, 35 great competitor that he is, can come back with another 16-6 record. Three Young Stars On the other hand Juan Marichal, 18-lt, has his best years ahead of him. And great things are expected of fire balling young Bob Bolin, who will be 24 ill January. Bolin was used mostly in relief roles this year while posting 7-3 record. There also is talk that Bob Garibaldi, the 19 -year -old, SI 50,000 bonus baby, may get enough experience in winter play to be a winner in the big leagues. Death Claims Mrs. McGraw New York - IBPB - Mrs. John McGraw, 81, a goodwill am bassador for baseball since the dealh of her famed hus band, John J. McGraw in 1034, died in St. Vincent s hos pital Sunday night Remarkably vigorous for her age until recently, the "first lady" of bascbali died at about 1D:40 p.m. after be iiii! in a coma for 48 hours. She had suffered a stroke on Friday and never regained consciousness. McGraw, a member of base ball's Hall of Fame, built the Giants into a National league j P"cr; His 'ncwtty helped to e.Uiblish major league base baU as the national pastime. Mrs, McGraw carried on WKmxaisiy durmg the last 28 years as a symbol of the prin cipies for which her husband stood and was a familiar fig ure nt opening days, old timers days and other special baseball promotions. 14-24 3. DmIp Rattler 4R4 Jim Siniiirr 231. Jerry Burrotisht 2H, Don Turner 21; Timber WoJvps 2139 st r t.E r,vr, Kfd K.ii )22-Ri 3. Nra Baifv 48! Rn;M'ltc f!2-lfif 1, Norm Srhrii ."i',7 Sre Tirr JS-Of I, Mrf Gn.itf w. Sputniks U5-I3) 3, Lou Thiff Strike (i7-M 3. Carol VtiSe Aihv KiSiens 8!-i3:,3f i, C,t rrs More 329 Ouffr Duster; ift-t-t .1, Jsrsri Kinmril 3ft': Three Belles 1. .'Man Kf'inK 3fi. ThFfc Duds 3, Juhe Itth- rrr and Chf.riWft MaShmirn T-??ar i'-2t 3, Xwmi Mitchell 3-5" Gn"r Rltrit ftf-t3Ijt 3. VidJi Srkev 32r. Shsdow, (1414 1. Ai.-n- H-rnft .ITS Acnr H".rr;nri S7S. iosn Kwmi f. Nora liiiy lfi4; Kool KaJs i iss Chevrolet 77161 tS BULLDOG STOPPED Hedriek's Bruce Stewart t53) and other Hornets put the stop per on McLoughlin's John Pruitt in annual football game Saturday between ninth grad ers of Medford's junior high schools. Buil- Pat O'Brien To Oppose Spin Artist Irish Pat O'Brien, a rough, the match will undoubtedly be Lamport's Sporting Goods tough character from North (over. store in Medford. Carolina, will oppose Xicki Kozak of Vancouver, B.C., in the top preliminary of day night's wrestling card at Medford armory. O'Brien likes to rough things up but if he runs into Koiak's vicious airplane spirt Don Foose Winner of Hill Climb Don Foose, Medford, in the lightweight division, and Dick Chambers, Grants Pass, in the heavyweight were winners Sunday in action at the Dole hill climb at Myrtle Creek. Foose, representing Med ford Roughriders Motorcycle club, got his English Greeves up to a record ITS feet. No lightweight cycle has been able to go over the hill. The Medfordite dueled with Van Shippy, Grants Pass, and Bill Roberts, Roseburg, who were second and third, respectively, in the class. The more experienced Foose managed to spurt up the dusty, rocky hili quite j few feet further than his rivals. Bob Killian, Grants Pass, was second in the heavy weight division, Hariey Brim bail, Couquille. took third. About 20 riders from the Southern Oregon Racing asso ciation and the Willamette Valley Racing association took part in the climb spon sored by the Roseburg Road Runners club. !Y YOU'LL LIKE EVERYTHI ! SUHNY I BROOK KjiffTUCKlT h REMARKABLE PRICE HAS BEEN SUNNY BROOK-ONE OF AMERICA'S Sunny Brook enjoys i Riiios-wids reputation as 8 mag sifitest Kentucky whisksy. Try the smooth, SO proof Straight, or the smooth mi etra mttd Btend. Esther way you'll iiKe the change. The curtain raiser, starting at 8:30 p.m will send Ted J??fi j ian mat s!ars to come foto the northwest sa years, against Haru Sasaki, Japanese star, Sasaki spent last summer in japan brushing up on judo and karate tactics and is cuU ting a wide swath through the northwest circuit since return ing from his native country. The feature match will be a tag team affair with four of the nation's top midget wrest lers competing. Little Beaver will team with Tiny Tim against Sky Low Low and Fuzzy Cupid. Ringside reserved seat tickets may be obtained at Blades Assume First in South United Prsss International The Los Angeies Blades were in soHtary possession of first place in the Western Hockey league's Southern di vision today alter their third straight win on the road. ,The Biades boosted their record to seven wins and five losses with a 4-2 victory over Seattle, To further irri tate the Totems, Los Angeles used a quartet of former Seattle stickmen in their vic tory. Elsewhere the San Fran cisco Seals, having s rougher time away from home than the Blades, dropped their fifth straight a 3-1 decision to the Portland Buckaroos, Texas has 254 counties, more than any other state. SUNNY IG i-?m'. -We p . . ' ' Mi- 4 z SI r.i ' ' ?1 . ,': . OLD 1 OM) A V BROOK STRAlfHfT fiOl.tiBON I ..I "V"' dogs who can be identified are Mike Alien (22) and Ivan Jackson (63). Hornets seen in clude Keil Shaw ESS), Terry Lewmaa (30) and Ron Sehwmler 161). Hedrtek won 1S-6, Refs Meet Wednesday Coaches of th ara ar asked to aiter.d ih meeting of basketball ofhciaU on Wad- sesay, Nov 7 The session win b ai 7:30 p,m, at Medford High school. The coaches ara re?uese lo sit in on rala changes snd how? officials will mterprsi I ihem. Hsisree and c&aches hcald ! benefit from Bill ssalsfyns report on last week end's mealing of the Pacific Inter ecMegiate OfficiaU bureaa at Portland. Th maaimg v?a held Friday, Saturday and Sunday, PREP FOOTBALL SATl'RItAV ClAStKS U&rih Salem Lebanon g Mikic JS, Astoris 8 North Catholic 34. E&?bcr& T Oskrirte 24. CresweU 2& Eira 33, Hsrrtsburff 13 Iakevtew 24, Rogite River & Crow 27, CoJjarg 28 Mfmroe 32, Loweii & Powers 32. YbjwsH SO Enieiprise 54e WaSowa IS Meridian (Mstfefn 27. fwyssa i3 BRasa 35, Malm S ChiioQum Merrilt 18 CftJiin Gsfeie 33, Qz$nTi Deaf tt Football Scores San Jose St. 24. U. of Pcilie 22 CoJL of Idaho 17. Whitman M Ci. Poty SLOJ 28, La Ang3e Si, Cst Pot? fPomsnai ."t. Ariz. SS. S mfhofrit St. 13 Chieo SJ, S Lewis & CUt'x 33. Pacific V, fOre.J 14 Sss mega S, 39, S. Fernando Si, S WMUler 4t Psmina S rreo at, 5. L&ng tseseit at. ROOK ABOUT IT! in POSTED FOR FINEST WHISKIES S4SS mi m mtws Lmtf MOKDAY, KOVEMBER S, IS82 Poll Pacers Stiff Sams Portland -CPt Mstffr and Peidi&t wet ranked one two &0m today among Ore gon high tchool class A-t ieamt Is th next-fs-lsst Jour nal coaches football poll. Defending atata champion Roburg was third, Jefler- HOCKEY WRSTI'SS !..Cit'E Southern Iftviumt H L T m.C.F GX Los AngeSe ? S S tt it 37 PftftiftBd . 8 4 S 2 33 2 Sn FFitassea t& 8 4J M Spokane ... 2 i S U5 33 Northern BivisMvn Vasovef , 1 2 S J4 32 22 EdmoRtes S 3 S !2 M SatJ3 4 3 5 2ft 23 CHi? . 3 7 D 2S 3T Lr Assess 4, S-SSJe 2 AMItRtCAS i.K.GVE W t T PFtOF GA Qele . 8 3 a 33 3 J SprlncfieM ... 3 S 4? PFvi&sc i s e S$ 1 2? Battimsr - J 3 9 !H 33 3 Hershey 4 6 & 8 23 3 tt T Prt. flP G.i BaffJ& ? J S Ji 2 3 Pittsburgh .... 2 S 4 ClevcUnd 2 S 8 i 25 Quebec S Rochcst&r 3 RATIONAL. LEAGUE Detmit . 8 S Chifasn S Montreal 4 Trrrt 4 New YbtSe 3 SosiOR t 1 3i m 4 3 3? 35 Sany's EfBlfs Sew Vrk 4. BsistKR 3 DeiroSt 3t Chfeags J ttPEM 1 plus wesgls Align Front End j Sacmftt parti g nesded f i mnt not included. t IMKllI t Kill fnlM-HI Hi ii ! Ad just Brakes andfi Repack Front Pf6sS?6f r Wheel Bearings j 4149 If I 1 It j Balance Both ! (1 lOnF 1 Front Wheels U I H I , J bi i i nin 1 " My J I it 0xf&uwf WINTER TREADS ppteo o tt sovito rtm. bosses os o yjr tsris mJfet f MONTH 2H 9th and Riverside Ave,? son was fourh and Gran! Pass was HUh. Roandmg out fhe lop is order, weie South Eugena, Jesuits Korih Salem, South Salem and Sea verton. Seaside was ranfeed first among eass A-2 learr-$, Et wa followed in order, hf San don, Central, YamhiUCarlton Vale Elmira, Phoenix, Tolft do Burns and Mi. Angela JOHN LUSIC for COUNCILMAN WARD 4 "T(W Cit!f' !l!BM f& Pai. A., ft. i. Fbtd 1846 Woodltvm Drive, Metffe-i to 6 P,i. ANY AMERICAN CAR Just say V4 Charge ii,f Take months to pay.,, iirili II illiittm lltHTCMtHiiBStl I ARY SHE ; t. AMffi is wewiass' t. At3srf norma jstd fstrwiafi iff STd r c,gTf r? sir fer pef5iH. I Fli J 53 II vjx v mvm rs hw :n a tm. tpm bp tm. e w ww i