Black Tornado Polishing
For Grants Pass Fracas
Medford'i Black Tornado is
"polishing every thing up
both offense and defense, as
it primes for showdown battle
with Grants Pass high this
Friday night at Grants Pass.
"We're working on our
regular stuff," said Medford
Coach Fred Spiegelberg this
morning.
The Southern Oregon con
ference and District 6 A-l fool
ball championship is the prize
at stake along with a berth n
the state title playoffs.
Medford, already certain of
at least a tie for the league
diadem, will gain a clear cut
crown with a victory or tie.
Grants Pass must win to gain
a co-championship and will
represent the district in the
playoffs if it does.
Players Injured
Spiegelberg reported stellar
linebacker Gary Griffin and
fullback and punter Tim Mur
ray ailing as the result of in
jury in the Ashland game last
Friday. Tackle Mike Mayfield
joined the hobbled yesterday
afternoon.
Griffin has a bruised shoul
der. Murray reinjured an
ankle. On the last play of
yesterday's dummy drill, May
field turned his ankle.
Goal line work was part of
yesterday's practice field ac
tivity. The usual jam-packed crowd
is expected Friday for the big
encounter. Blocks of tickets
sent to Medford for the tussle
were bought up in short order
Monday. Extra bleacher scats
are being moved to the GP
field, according to a report
from the Climate city.
Kiwanis To Sponsor
Whitworth-SOC Tilt
Medford Kiwanis club will
sponsor the game later this
month between Whilworth
and Southern Oregon colleges.
Kiwanis board of directors
voted yesterday to lake on the
sponsorship. Horb Partridge,
a grad of Whitworlh, was
named chairman for the proj
ect. The game will be played on
either Thanksgiving day, Nov.
, 22, or on Saturday, Nov. 24.
at the Medford High school
stadium. Which date depends
on whether Medford reaches
the state prep semifinals.
Should the Black Tornado ad
vance that far, it would have
the choice of dates.
Whitworlh, in recent years
has been one of the small col
lege athletic powers ot the
nation. The Pirates last week
end sewed up the Evergreen
conference title. Southern
Oregon at the same lime as
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TORNADO TACKLE - Larry
Sander, above, docs the kick
ing off for the Medford high
football team. The 194-pound-
er, who sees a lot of tackle
duly, is a senior. He'll be in
action on Friday night against
the Cavemen at Grants Pass,
sured itself of no less than a
co-title in the Oregon Col
legiate conference.
Willener, Hill
Will Be Ready
Eugene -(UPI)- The Oregon
football team was cheered to
day by news thai both end
Greg Willencr and halfback
Larry Hill will be ready to
play against Washington State
here Saturday.
Willencr worked out at full
speed as Oregon emphasized
its pass defense Tuesday. lie
was feared to have suffered a
broken rib in the Stanford
game last week end, but X
rays showed only bruises.
Hill Injured a knee against
Stanford but was able to run
on it and said it caused him
no trouble.
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By HAL WOOD
San Francisco-iUPH-The pig
skin picks:
Washington over California
- The Golden Bears' passing
offense will be better covered
than it has in its past two
games featuring Craig Mor
ton. And who's going to stop
the running of Charley Mitch
ell, Jim Stiger, Junior Coffey
and Bob Monroe? By 13.
Southern California over
Stanford - The Indians could
pull the upset of the season
here. But it's doubtful they
have the speed to contain such
backs as Willie Brown and
Ken Conte. By 6.
Oregon over Washington
State - Coach Lcn Casanova
claims this is his best team
in his 12 years at Oregon.
And you've got to believe
him. By 11.
UCLA over the Air Force
Bruins turn Kermit Alex
ander loose again. By 15.
University of Pacific over
San Diego State - The Aztecs
step up in class and run into
a pretty good football team.
By 8.
San Jose Stale over Fresno
State - Spartans on comeback
road. By 3.
Oregon Slate over Idaho -
Terry Baker and Vcrn Burke
have a field day for the Bea
vers. By 20. ,
Also: Los Angeles Rams
over Baltimore Colts, Detroit
Lions over San Francisco
Forty Niners, Houston Oilers
over Oakland Raiders and
San Diego Chargers over Buf
falo Bills.
Plus: San Francisco State
over Sacramento State, San
Diego Marines over San Fer
nando Valley Stale, Cal Poly
over Santa Clara, Long Beach
State over Los Angeles Stale,
Pomona over Cal Lutheran,
Occidental over Cal Tech,
Santa Barbara over Red hi nets,
Whittier over Arizona State
College, Idaho State over Ne
vada, and Humboldt State
over Whitman.
Figures Said
Misleading
San Francisco -IUPI1- Latest
Big Six statistics today show
ed George Heed ot Washing
ton Slate leading the loop's
rushers, but the figures are
misleading.
The Washington Slate lull
back has pounded the line for
357 yards in seven contests,
but second place Willie
Brown of USC witli 352 yards
has performed in only six
games. Then there's UCLA'S
Kermit Alexander in sixth
place with 238 yards. The
Bruins have only played five
games so far.
Dave Mathicson of Wash
ington State is the loop's lead
ing passer with 50 comple
tions for 836 yards, while
Hugh Campbell, Mathieson's
favorite target, leads the hot
race among pass catchers with
35 receptions for 480 yards.
Cal's Bill Turner, 2S for 342,
and USC's Ha Bedsole. 20 for
547, arc also having great
years.
USC's Ernie Jones is the
leading punter with a 40.3 av
erage on 39 kicks.
Roxy Ann Title
To Be at Stake
Talent Junior high and
llanhy of Gold Hill will play
on Friday afternoon for the
Roxy Ann league football
championship.
The game will be at 3:30
p.m. at the Phoenix High
school field.
Kach school is undefeated
this year.
D E L A W A R eTTe A DS
New York - U'PH - Delaware
by virtue of its 20-8 victory
over Temple last Saturday,
regained sole possession of
the No. I spot in this week's
voting for the Lambert Cup,
emblematic of Kastein Small
College football supremacy.
Tutts, tied with Delaware last
week, lost its first game of the
siason to unbeaten Amherst
Inst Saturday and dropped to
fourth place in the balloting
of the eight -1111111 selection
committee of coaches, sports
writers and sporlseasters.
McKay Chosen Coach of Week
For USC Win Over Washington
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knew the opposition's .strength
lay in us leiensive line, but
in n iii.ini'iiM'i ui-MiilHI IU
give ins own leant a psycho
logical advantage he called for
an end run on the first piny
of the game and ll worked
Fleet Willie Brown sped lv
Washington players for six
yards, Fullback Hen Wilson
made two on Ihe next play
and Southern California un
leashed a Mirprising ground
attack to defeat the Huskies.
14 0, Saturday.
It possibly was L'SC's lug
gest victory in the past five
years, keeping the Iro.iansun-
di'teated after six games and
all but clinching the treasured
Rose Bowl bid ot the Big Six
champion I'SC al.-o retained
third piaie In 'he college poll
And (or that victory- and
the strategic mows that made
the win possible John Mc-
Kay of I'SC today w as named
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BENNETT SCORES FOR SOC Kerm Bennett of Southern
Oregon is shown a stride out of the end zone in six-yard
play against Portland State in Oregon Collegiate confer
ence football game last Saturday at Ashland. Bennett
seems to have some help from a game official who appears
to be screening PSC's Ron Simonson (21) out of the play.
Big 10 Tiff
Regarded
As Toss-up
New York-lUPU - The odds
makers have listed Saturday's
titanic Big Ten conference
game between top - ranked
Wisconsin as a toss-up.
Northwestern struggled to
a 26-21 victory over Indiana
last Saturday to run its season
record to 6-0 while Wisconsin
routed Michigan, 34-12, for
its fifth victory in six games.
Alabama, Southern Cali
fornia, Mississippi and Texas
Northwestern's closest chal
lengers for the national championship-are
listed as solid
favorites for their week end
engagements.
Second-ranked Alabama is a
13 point choice to score its
19th consecutive victory at
the expense of Miami (Fla.)
Third-ranked Southern Cali
fornia is a 14-point favorite
over Stanford, Mississippi No.
4 is a prohibitive pick over
Chattanooga, and Texas No.
5 is an 8-point choice over
Baylor.
Here are the odds on other
leading games:
Easl Navy and Syracuse,
even: Princeton 7 over Harv
ard; Penn State 13 over West
Virginia.
South Duke 6 over Mary
land; South Carolina 6 over
North Carolina State; Virginia
Tech 7 over Wake Forest; Au
burn 12 over Mississippi
State; Florida 12 over Geor
gia: Louisiana State 13 over
Texas Christian. Georgia Tech
14 over Florida State; Ken
tucky 14 over Vanderbill;
Tennessee 18 over Tulane.
Midwest Michigan 1 over
Illinois; Notre Dame 3 over
Pitt; Michigan State 6 over
Purdue; Kansas 7 over Ne
braska; Minnesota 9 over
Iowa; Oklahoma 10 over Iowa
State; Ohio State 18 over In
diana. Southwest SMU 4 over
Texas A&M: Arkansas 12 over
Rice.
West Oregon 14 over
Washington State.
Beavers Going
At Lighter Pace
Corvallis-iUPII-Oregon State
football coach Tom Prothro
today promised his team will
go at a lighter pace this week
as it prepars for Saturday's
game against Idaho.
Prothro said he couldn't ex
pect Ihe Beavers to be up
emotionally every week and
he probably will taper off ;iis
drills until the week before
Hie Oregon game. Nov. 24.
Oregon Slate worked on of
fense in a P-j-hour drill Tues
day. HEADS STARTERS"
Tampa, Fla. U'l'li Glenn
(Fireball) Roberts will head
the list of about 20 drivers
in the 200-lap feature race at
Golden Gate Raceway here
Sunday. Ned Jarretl and Hex
White are among Ihe other
leading contestants.
I'tmed
Press lntiM'n:l!inn:tr
'College "Coach of the Week."
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gaine plan
no(j
Washington. Kxncctmg I
the Trojans to exploit their i
excellent passing attack,
Washington was set up with
only one linebacker and four
deep men
Ten plays alter Brown
swept end. I'SC had drive 78
yards for ils first touchdown.
Only two passes were used on
the drive, including one (or
the touchdown.
"We had to run their
strength off." McKav explain-
rd. "to see how tilings were,
"We think Washington is a
real fine football team, but we
thought we could score."
In his third year as South-
cm Cal head coach, the :W-
earold McKay finally has
the type of tram Trojan alum,
m have been dreaming about
for vrars.
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Riddle Carries Sparkling
Record Against Phoenix
Riddle High school's Irish
will carry impressive record
into their District 6 A-2 run
off football game with the
Phoenix Pirates.
The Irish, who entertain
the Pirates at 8 p.m. on Fri
day, go into the skirmish
with a record of 22-3 over the
past three seasons. They've
dropped only one tilt per fall
over the last three years and
will go against the Bucs with
Vets Day
Observance
At Gun Club
Veterans day will be ob
served this Sunday at Med
ford Gun club with all vet
erans participating receiving
a free round of targets.
There will be trapshooting
for all persons interested.
Prizes are being offered.
In last Sunday's shooting
25-straight scores were fired
at 16 yards by Bill Byant Jr.,
Gene Hunt, Paul Culbertson
and Henry Nicdermeyer. In
the handicap Floyd Young
Don Peterson had 24 of 25
and Bryant Jr., Hunt and
Petersen scores of 23.
Ruth Ray, Seattle, shot 44
of 50 in doubles and Hunt
shattered 43. Bill Bryant Sr.
and Jack Walker cracked 22
of 25 in skect.
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Springfield 2, Baltimore 1
Phil Moyer To Fight
T. Dowries In London
London - W - Phil Mover,
the 23-year-old Eugene, Ore.,
middleweight, will meet Brit
ain's former world champ
Terry Dovvnes in a 10-round
bout here next Tuesday.
Promoter Harry l.evene
signed Moyer and Dovvnes to
replace the canceled British
heavyweight title fight be
tween holder Henry Cooper
and Dick Richardson. Cooper
had to call off Ihe fight be
cause of an injured elbow.
Moyer flies in Thursday.
: FUNERAL TODAY
1 New York ilTI The body
of Mrs. John Blanche Mc
draw, widow of famed base
ball manager John .1 Mc
Craw, was shipped to Balti-
lim-inwrc Md . lodav after a fit-
neral nine, in SI Patrick's
Cathedral. Mrs. McGraw, who
died Snndav at the age of 81
m St. Vincents hospital, will
be buried Thursday morning
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SOC went on to win 41-26 and Bennett was named back of
week in the OCC. Among SOC players identified are Mike
Grimes (24), Doug Olsen (11), Al Barnes (47) and Glen
Moses (45). PSC's 87 is Denny Beelham. (Simonson-Walk-er
photo).
a 7-1 status for 1962
This is the first of the three
seasons that Riddle has gained
Umpqua Valley league grid
iron laurels. The Irish were
6-0 in the loop. They defeated
Glide 27 to 0 last Friday to
clinch the diadem. Only Rid
dle loss this season was to
Gold Beach 19 to 12 in a non
league brush.
Bill Markham, a halfback
has paced the Riddle scorers
this fall. His brother, Mike
Markham, is a fine passer,
who also can run with the
ball. Main receivers for Mike
have been his brother, Bill,
Gary Paetz, Gary Frahm, Art
Fisher and Keith Hanson.
Paetz is called a "remarkable
receiver."
Work Cul Out
Other capable backs of
Coach Bill Baxter's club in
clude Larry Ruckcl. John
Brown and Tom Morrison.
Out at Phoenix Coach Jack
Woodward has pointed out
that the Pirates "have their
work cul out if they are go
ing to make any showing at
all."
There seems to be a big
task at Phoenix of building
up enthusiasm for the contest.
Pirate fervor has been some
what softened by the fact that
forfeit by St. Mary's boosted
the Phoenix club into the dis
trict title game. The Medford
parochial school handed Phoe
nix its only setback this fall.
But, Ihe Buccaneers have
come far since that tussle
and there are a good number
of gridiron followers who
feel that Phoenix has the
stronger team and best repre
sentative of the league.
Williams, Consbruck Ail "
On the dark side of the
ledger for the Pirates, never
theless arc injuries to quarter
back Ron Williams and half
back Jim Consbruck. Wil
liams suffered a knee injury
against Sacred Heart last Fri
day and has not worked out
this week. Consbruck has a
Charley horse.
Thev might play against
Riddle and they might not,
said Woodward.
Injury to Williams in parti
cular is upsetting to Pirate
plans. For. even if he does
play, the Pirates don't have
him during practice. Williams
is a defensive cog as well and
could be miss-d if not avail
able against the Irish aerial
game.
BOWER REPLACED
Toronto- il'PI1 -Don Simmons
will be in the nets for the
Toronto Maple Leafs against
the New York Rangers Wed
nesday night at Madison
Square Garden. Coach Punch
Imlaeh said Simmons will he
called up from Rochester of
the American Hockey league
lo replace veteran Johnny
Bower.
NEGOTIATING
San Hiogo. Calif. H'PP -Barron
Hilton, youthful presi
dent of the San Diego Charg
ers since Ihe American Foot
ball league's formation over
two years ago. is negotiating
lo sell the team Hilton said
during Sunday's Charger
Pern er Broncos game that ne
gotiations alreadv were tin-
derway. but wouldn't say
with whom.
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Jerolamon
Recipient
Of Award
Jerry Jerolamon, member
of the Wednesday Night Late
Scratch league, will receive
his Century patch at 9 o'clock
this evening when the league
rolls at Roxy Ann lanes.
The patch will be awarded
lo Jerolamon for bowling 100
pins or more above his 1961
1962 average. This American
Bowling congress award is
new this year. Jerolamon will
be the first at Roxy to receive
it.
Jerolamon has recorded a
277 game in the league this
season. His average for last
season was 168.
Lee Corey qualified for the
Century club recently at Med
ford lanes. He chalked up a
273 in the Independent league.
His average for 1961-1962 was
157.
Snead, Palmer
Cup Favorites
By LEO H. PETERSEN
UPI Sports Editor
Buenos Aires - IUPII - Slam
min' Sam Snead, admitting
that ''I must be coming apart
at the seams now that I'm
50," promised today he will
ignore a painful right foot
and compete in the Interna
tional trophy and Canada cup
golf matches starting on
Thursday.
"After all, this might be
my last shot at this one so
some pain isn't going to keep
me from playing," Snead said.
"There is not a chance in the
world that I will withdraw."
Snead has a pinched nerve
between the second and third
toes on his right foot. He has
it tightly bandaged.
"It hurts when I walk, but
not when I am shooting,"
Snead explained. "So long as
it stays that wav, I'll be all
right."
So fiir it certainly hasn't
affected his game in practice
rounds for the big Internation
al tourney, which will see two
man teams from 33 nations
competing for the individual
and team trophies.
Ihe U. S. learn of Snead and
Arnold Palmer is favored.
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self to find out about the
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OCC Back
Honor Goes
To Bennett
Portland - (UPI) - Southern
Oregon halfback Kerm Ben
nett and Portland State end
Jim Hollingsworth today were
named Oregon Collegiate con
ference football back and line
man of the week.
Bennett ran for three touch
downs and Hollingsworth
caught two scoring passes as
the Red Raiders defeated the
Vikings 41-26 last week end
at Ashland to clinch a tie for
the conference championship.
Bennett took over the con
ference scoring lead from j
Portland State halfback Billy i
(Bye-Bye) White with two
games remaining this season ;
for each player. Bennett has
scored 54 points on nine touch
downs to 49 points for White.
White held onto the rushing
lead with 573 yards and South
ern Oregon quarterback Doug
Olsen kept his wide margin
for the passing lead with 1,
245 yards.
ANKLE BLIGHTS
Madras, India -tUPD- India's
first chance at the Davis Cup
may be blighted by a sprained
ankle. The ankle belongs to
singles ace Ramanathan Krish-
nan, who is rated as the key
man in India's hopes of beat
ing Mexico in the inter-zone
final here next month. The
winner of those matches will
go on to challenge Australia
for the cup. But India is un
likely to be that challenger if
Krishnan's two-month-old in
jury does not heal faster than
it has so far.
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resumes today in the trial of
former basketball star Jack
Molinas, on charges of atr
tempting to control the scores
of college basketball games.
Aaron Wagman, who hai
pleaded guilty to fixing
charges, has testified he had
discussed game-fixing in 1957
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University and professional
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The trial, expected to last a
month, is being held in stale
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