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SUNDAY, PHOENIX BUCCANEERS CAPTURE DISTRICT 6 A-2 GRID MANTLE nOUL'E LEAGUE STANUINCiS W Pel. .BJ7 .714 Ml .Ml .500 .4211 .143 .143 Phoenix i Henley .....S Lakrview 4 St. Mar.vi Eagle Point 3 Illinois Valley 3 Sacred Heart 1 Rogue River 1 Phoenix Phoenix High school's Pirates, molded into a strong unit by their touRhcst game of the year, Friday night captured their fourth success ive District 6 A-Z looiDan championship. The Buccaneers fought by Riddle's Irish 21 to 7 in the district playoff tilt to gain the state quarterfinal round. Phoenix, sticking almost en tirely to its old reliable single wing attack, touchdowned twice in the first period and once again in the fourth. The Irish got their touchdown In the third quarter. Victory sends the Pirates against Elmira next week end at Phoenix. Game arrange ments likely will be complet ed Monday. Elmira defeated McKenzie 13 to 12 yesterday for the crown of District 5. Three Do Scoring Jim Consbruck, Dave John son and Dennis Grennan scor ed for Phoenix and Mike Markham passed to Keith Hanson for 16 yards and the Irish marker. Consbruck crossed the goal on the fourth scrimmage play of the game, going from the 12-yard line. Grennan ran the bonus. The strike followed the kickoff return to the Riddle 40. Johnson went 33 yards on a reverse with Jon Granby converting. A pass Interception by Granby set up the final Phoe nix TD. Grennan went over from the three and Granby again carried for the bonus. Tom Morrison packed for the Riddle extra point. The teams were close In net yardage with Phoenix having a 205 to 252 edge. First downs favored the Buccaneers 18 to 14. Playtri Cited Coach Jack Woodward of the Pirates cited Tim O'Mara for his all-around hustle, good rcntcring and good blocking, Paul Dicdrich, newcomer to the starting lineup for his line hacking, Ron Patterson for his defensive line work and end and back; Granby for his all around performance. For Riddle Tom Roberfs, 210-pound tackle, and Larry Ruckel, 195-pound wingback got (he special praise of Coach Bill Baxter. Phoenix coaches and play ers said that they felt that the game molded the team In to a strong unit. Richard F. Traylor, Eagle Point high principal and chairman of District 6 A-2, presented the title trophy to Phoenix following the game. Phoenix is from the Rogue league and Riddle from the XJmpqua Valley circuit. Rill. ... 14 I'ho. IS 1M a-n 4 1-3B 6-.16 First downs Net scrimmage yards Passes Iricd. completed ly-ft Passes Intercepted hy Punts . . Penalties and yards ... Lewis and Clark Tics Willamette Portland, Ore. - llll'Il- Favor ed Lewis and Clark scored In I lie fourth quarter to gain a 7-7 tie with Willamette in a Northwest conference football game Saturday. The teams finished in a tie for second place In the confer ence Willi records of 3-1-1 each. The tie assured unde feated Linfirld of the cham pionship. The game was play ed in rain on a muddy field. Willamette tallied in the ' second quarter on a 2 1 -yard run by freshman halfback Walter Mair. Dave Quintan's 10-yard run gave the Pionrcrs the tying touchdown. Fullback Frank flcja g.iin ed 97 yards for Willamette. NICKLAUSA WARDED Nnrwalk. Conn -'ITU Coif Digest magazine has named U.S. Oixmi champion .lack Nicklnus of Columbus. Ohio, rookie of the year. N'iiklaus. in his first season on the pro tour, also achieved promi nence by beating Arnold Palmer and Gary Player in the World Series exhibition at Akron, Ohio. TODAY! Special Hour-Long Show From Wuhington, D.C. 4:30 to 5:30, K-MED-TV, in Color Enjoy Wid Variety of Ntion'i GREATEST TALENTI BOSTON SYMPHONY . . . BOLSHOI BALLET NORMAN TABERNACLE CHOIR EXPERTS FROM OPERAS DRAMATIC THEATRE NOVEMBER 11. 1962 Southern Sews Up Monmouth Kerm Ben nctt ran the opening kickoff back 80 yards for a touch down here yesterday after noon to start Southern Ore gon off to a 12 to 8 nod over Oregon College football team. The verdict gave Southern Oregon the Oregon Collegiate conference crown alone for Falcons Tip UCLA 1711 Los Angeles -HIPP- Brilliant Junior quarterback Terry Isaacson displayed the field generalship of a future officer Saturday by guiding the Air Force Academy to a 17-11 up set football victory over the UCLA Bruins. While a UCLA homecoming crowd of 25,588 looked on in astonishment, the 20-ycar-old Isaacson look the Falcons on an 83 -yard march from the opening kickoff for a touch down. The Bruins never could catch up. Halfback Darryl Blood worth skirted right end for the first touchdown. The Fal cons picked up three more points in the third period on John Gavin's 25-yard field goal and Isaacson set up their second touchdown in the final quarter with his second pass interception. The Air Force quarterback ran the intercepted pass 37 yards to the UCLA 18, and halfback Dick Arshinkoff turned left end on fourth down for one yard and the score. UCLA could not make even a first down until six minutes into the second quarter, and got on the scoreboard on quar terback Larry Zeno's 48-yard field goal. UCLA remained scoreless agBin until five minutes to go In the fourth quarter. A drive of 49 yards found Zeno run ning the final four yards to score. Zrno also threw a two-point conversion pass to Bill llouck In an effort to keep the Bruins In the game, but UCLA's des peration effort In the final minutes failed to get them Into scoring position. Baseball Club Accepts Offer Portland, Ore. - ll'fli - Port land will M hack at the same old stand in the Pacific Coast league next season. The Beavers disclosed Fri day that they had agreed to play in the 35,000 seat Mult nomah Stadium in 19(13. PREP FOOTBALL .Ipffrrsnn 30, Marlisrm 13 Rnnsrvrlt IB. Hi'iiMtn 7 franklin 1.1, f. in tit fi W'Ah.nKlon 14. Wihnn 13 BcHverlui, 14. HilUhorn 13 ('rnlrnnial 13. Ccnlrnl Cut hoi ir 12 Clnckamn l.'t, -AhIiiiih f) David Drill rIhs 21, Sunset 12 Milwaukir 32, Grrsham If) McMinnvlllr 2H. Weil I. inn 7 TiRiirri Knrral Grovr 6 St HHrns 27. Dallns 1.1 Oregon 1'itv 1H, Tillamook fl l.akr Omvc-ro 2R. Nrwhrrg 0 ftrvnoUls i;t, JcmmI fl Parkrnhp 12.V Silvrilon S Wy'rnsl '.2, MoIhIIb 0 Nmwiv 111, Sen ii pin sr 7 ( nivalin 4ll. Altianv 'JO Swrct Hninr 17. Lebanon fl Nnrlh S.ilrm HI Smilh Salmi nnsrlmiK 14 I'nt trier Grnvf fl Marshtirlri ;U. North Rend ft Thin uton h Spi inc'ifld fl South Kugr hp 14, North KuBcne 12 Willamrtlr 32, NrupnM ft rifttrr 13. Ahlnnl 0 Mrdlitrd 14. (iranl Pi H Cl,il!knmr 13. Vrrminift ft Mriitnri 2ii, Kitararia IP S.ilrm A'iilriu 31. Amitv 21 Willn.m 20 Shrridnn ft NrMitrt'H K Slirrwrnxl 2 Yamhill-Carlton tn Philomath III 1'nnhv 31. Wiifidhurti 18 North Mm inn 27, Srrra t'mholtr 14 Ontral 3,t. Ml AmrH It ( rrvnis 3H, ('ati'iulr 1 2 Toledo 2". SuiaLiu I) Mn.ptcti.il 7. Tall il Hi-iMlM-orl 4V rlM.,it II Onkiiiltr II. HiirnslHire ft .him-tmn On i. l'U-.iflnl Hill fl Prion 33 Crntiril l inn ft (.old Hrjo h tv n.nid.Mi (S tll Id (Hiking 2 ('ixpntlr ft M rile Point 2ti. I'm ilic ft Illinois V.illrv 33, dominie 0 Phoenix 21. Hiddle 7 Faille Point n7. S.irrcr' llrail 0 (Jntrii io 20 Met idin 1R Printleti.n 32 Pi mev illr O Marshall (i Orvrlmid O th.. Vale 41. Hon f, North ratholu- tn Neah-Kah-Nie O Seaside 20, Don't Miss II! Oregon Diadem i the second successive year. 11 nnlrlnr. uia p a Mnknalan in four league games. The team from Ashland was beset by penalties and a fired up Wolf team threatened to overtake it. Southern's second TD also was In the first quarter. Doug Olsen went the last yard of a 57-yard, 7-play drive. A pass interception got OCE on the way to its lone touch down. Bill Sheldon took an Olsen throw and ran It from the SOC 40- yard line down to the one. Bob Pennel went across from there. SOC defense rose to occas ion to prevent disaster In the third period. The Wolves had first and goal on the Raider one-yard line. The Raiders took over on downs one foot from the goal. Other than on Its touch down occasions, SOC got no closer to the OCE goal than the 29-yard line. STATISTICS: soc Yards sained mshinr ...27(1 Yards sained passing Net scrimmage yards ... 321 F'lrsl downs 17 Penalties and yards 10-111 E or S3 an l.ii n 4-3S 14-10 I 2 4-23 Passes tried, completed lfi-fi Passes Intercepted by 0 Fumbles lost 2 Punts and average 2-30 Grid Souvenirs Being Hunted By BOB SERLING Washington -IUPII- A sharp tongued little guy named Richard P. McCann is con ducting the world's greatest scavenger hunt. He is better known as Dick McCann, former general man ager of the Washington Red skins and now executive di rector of the forthcoming pro fessional football hall of fame under construcdon in Canton, Ohio. Briefly, McCann is looking for mementoes of pro foot ball's past - such as old-time uniforms, the helments and shoes worn hy famous play ers, footballs used in vital games and other souvenirs out of gridiron history. They will be part of the exhibits at the hall when it opens next July 1.1. Dick already has latched onto some valuable items. Jim Thorpe's blanket. An old Canton bulldog Jacket. Wayne Millncr's all-star Jersey, Sam i Batigh a shoes cast in bronze a gif( of Redskin owner Pres ton Marshall. "We're proceeding slowly," McCann said in an inlerview. Gold Ray Fish Count ivkkk r.siiiM; nov. in: Silver Hnlmon 711 (inclurim no jRfk nalmom. Sumnirr run iltelhrRrl Pit. M'l.l. SKAHON: Silver xfltmon 410 Itnrlurlrn no ,m-k NAlmonl ftinre Oct. 2.V Summer run ateelhearl - 2.S47 Im-e May 1 1 . Coffey Perks As Huskies Smash Bears Seattle IUPII Junior (In stant) Coffey galloped down the field like a runaway loco motive for 57 yards to score one touchdown and punched California's line like a rivet ing hammer for two more Sat urday as he led Washington tn a 27-0 victory over the Bears. A delighted homecoming crowd of 54,800 watched the performance. The 205-pound Husky full back bludgeoned California's defense into a stupor as he stormed up and down the field for a total of 135 yards. Coffey scored his first touchdown eight minutes and 21 seconds into the third pe riod when he smashed irflo the end zone from one yard out to cap a 48-yard drive. Coffey scored again a few minutes later on a two-yard plunge which ended a 39-yard drive that began when reserve left end Robbie Heinz inter cepted Cal quarterback Craig Morton's pass. The other top Washington fullback, Bob Monroe, scored the third Husky touchdown on a one-yard plunge. Washington then forced Cal to punt in the next series of downs and Coffey look a pilchout from quarterback Bill Douglas and set out on his 57-yard jaun,t to end the scoring. Until Coffey look personal charge of things, the Wash ington attack was sputtering like an antique car on a cold winter morning. In fact, it was a cold, miserable day for football, with the temperature clown to 50 degrees and a pelt ing rain soaking the field dur ing most of the game. Linfield Drops Portland State Portland, Ore. -IUPH- Unbeat en Linfield powered past Port land Stale 38-0 in a non-conference football game on a muddy field here Saturday. Quarterback Bill Mickle completed eight of 10 passes for 143 yards and three touchdowns, all in the first half. Halfback Dennis Vitalc gained 108 yards in 2i carries. COSTS LESS THAN OWNING! SOUTHERN OREGON LEASE CO. See Jim Coleman at Crater Lake Motors Bldg. 6TH & FIR MEDFORD Ph. 773-7591 Medford&Tribune MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOnD, OREGON Red Raiders Champion Harriers Ashland Southern Ore gon college won the Oregon Collegiate conference cross country championship here Saturday with Terry Boat man breaking his own course record with 22:46.4 for the four-mile distance. SOC recorded 21 points and Portland State 36. No other schools entered. The Red Raiders took the first three individual places and fifth and ninth. Norm Oylcr and Jerry Arndt fol lowed Boatman to the finish. Don McMillan, PSC, was fourth. George Ives took the fifth for the Raiders. PSC's Tim Small, Lawrence Moy lett and Tom Cook were in the next three spots. Harry Couglc was ninth for the home team. Displacing PSC runners but out of the SOC scoring were Skip Sparks 10th and Ken Coffman 12th. Ben Arthur ran llth and Doug Brenner 13lh for the Vikings. Eastern Oregon Beats Columbia Longview, Wash. -IUPII- East ern Oregon led Lower Colum bia college all the way and took a 27-13 victory over the home team in football action here Saturday. The Oregon team took a 6-0 lead in the first quarter, as Rich Barton scored from four yards out. The margin widen ed in the second quarter when Barton carried it across from the 44-yard line on a keeper play. It was Lower Columbia's turn, and quarterback Del Dungey drove across from the nine to make the halftime score 13-7. In the third period Don Fish er drove through the middle for 55 yards and a third East ern Oregon tally. Barton kick ed the extra point, making it 20-7. Dungey scored on a quar terback sneak for Lower Co lumbia, but it was the home team's last successful attempt to get on the score board. Eastern Oregon added some insurance in the fourth quar ter, going ,70 yards on 13 plays, with Quarterback Dick Stonhaucr diving across from the one-yard line. Baltimore -HIPl- A S50.000 winnrr-takeall Pimlico spe cial between Kelso, Carry Back and Reau Purple has been proposed by the Mary land Jockey Club to settle the horse of the year controversy. Pimlico officials have offered lo revive the special on Nov. 21 at a mile and one-quarter if all owners agree. SPORTS I Talent Has Roxy Title Talent - The Talent Junior high Bulldogs defeated the Hanby Huskies of Gold Hill here Friday 32 to .0 for the Roxy Ann league football itle. The Bulldogs had a 12 to 0 lead at half time. Gerald Lunsford scored on a 20-yard off tackle run in the first quarter and Bob Clark tallied in the second panel on a seven-yard run off guard. In the third canto Don Marsh went 43 yards on an option and Lunsford on a 14 yard run. Clark ran 10 yards in the closing chapter. Luns ford and Les Tycksen tallied extra points. One TD jaunt was nullified by penalty. Tycksen, Mike Burrcll and Larry McDowell were defensive standouts for the victors. Victory gave Tal ent a record of six wins and one lie. BONUS IN0R AS LOW AS We inspect- and correct carburetor adjust fan belt, adjust We overhaul the distributor Replace points, condenser (Prices include labor and only parts listed above.) Ford 6s $1815 o Ford V COUNT DOWN On Fir Between Main and 6th Good Guys Give . . . Be a Good Guy! Support Your United Medford Crusade Eagle Point Laces Sacred Heart 67-0 Eagle Point Eagle Point High school's Eagles, known for defensive prowess, put on an offensive show here Fri day night in their last foot ball game of the season. They smothered Sacred Heart of Klamath Falls 67 to 0. It was a Rogue league makeup tussle. The Eagles' had quarter leads of 14 to 0, 34 to 0 and 47 to 0. Dale Chamberlain scored four touchdowns for EP and Bob Colpitis two. Bob Hen derson and Charles Pomcroy combined for a pair. Chamberlain crossed the goal on 14 and 7-yard scrim mage runs, on a 55-yard punt return and on a short pass AGAJANIAN SIGNED Oakland, Calif. - IUPII - Vet eran kicking specialist Ben Agajanian has been signed by the Oakland Raiders of the American Football league. The club said Agajanian's duties will be limited to kick ing field goals. MOTOR TUNE Newspaper Advertising Brings Reader Response.. . through Buying Action! More buying action results from newspaper advertising because of the atmosphere of believability. You've heard people say, "I know it's true, it's in the papers" The printed word has always been accepted as more honest and binding. Newspapers report facts; other media offer entertain ment. Your advertising in an atmosphere of believability is bound to induce more "want-to-buy" action than that framed in fiction or entertainment. Newspapers offer another vital elcmenl-an atmosphere of timeliness and urgency. This sense of immediacy fost ers "here-and-now" sales action that no other print me Jium can match. If it's a question of consumer response newspapers are the answerl play. Colpitis tallied on a 14 yard play and on a 79-yard gallop. Pomcroy passed to Henderson for 42 yards and a goal and it' was turn about with Henderson heaving to Pomcroy on a five-yard scor ing play. Seven Extras Bob Bonner ran five yards for a touchdown. Ed Hanscom plunged for six. There wore conversions af ter 7 of the 10 touchdowns. John Linder ran for three, Bonner two and Chamberlain one. Colpitis passed lo Cham lain for the other. Eagle gridders ran up 440 yards from scrimmage while holding Sacred Heart lo 48. The Trojans had a net of min us one yard on the ground. , Despite the 10 touchdowns. Eagle Point had only eight J first downs. 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