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Newspaper Page Text1 MEPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER M. 1962 Crater Football Movies Tonight Central Point - Movies of Crater high foolball games with Klamath Falli and Ash land will ba shown at 7:30 Southern Californians 16-Point Picks Over Navy New York -iliPli- Top-rank.'d i test of the sciison thus tar Southern California today re-i 'licn it travels to Georgia ce.ved a vote of confidence Tc;h-J T,le Crims?n Tlde 15 Onlv Miuudiiri of thf rnun. the Trojans 16 point choices to i w. ..,.11 ., Athletic Director Don Mil- j defeat Navy on Saturday and int0 this week eld', aolivity P lllH that U U ... : I ' rn.lw.in .nUr.r. . o'clock this evening at Cra-1 from oddsmakers who quoted tar. I ranked toughest lar said that the showing has ' remain unbeaten been arranged as the result j However, second of popular demand. j Alabama faces its Basketball coaches and alh-; letic directors of the South- r, . . ern Oregon conference are to! Beaver-UUCK Contest meet at 7 o'clock this eve-; Ducats To Be Sold ning at Crater and wrestling i , ,, . coaches will convene at the ! 0,c,on S'ate same time. j Corvallis Some 1.3U0 gen- c . ' , , ,i eral admission tickets to the Selection of referees for , 0regon Sta,e.Oieson foolball wl " n earns here nr. Nov 24 will he the aqenda. Choice of a bas ketball officials commission- placed on sale immediately following the OSU-Colorario convene this afternoon con cerning spring sports schedules. " m'" V di'cu"ed- Golden State homecoming game here Noble, elected commissioner j Saturday has declined the post. Poll- Athe;,c Dire(.lor R s cy at wrestling matches will ; Keene sajd (hat additiona, be ducussed at the other , tcmporarv bleachers have meeting. been added to Parker stadium. Atnietic directors were to , thus makinu the sale of Gen eral admission tickets pos sible. There will be a limit of four tickels per person. Sales open at 4 p.m., right after the Colorado State game, at the Parker stadium ticket office. Keene also said that all re served seat tickels were sold last week, meaning dial a crowd of approximately 28, 000 will be on hand for the homecoming affair. It was pointed out that no telephone reservations or mail orders will be taken for the general admission tickets. Students of OSU and Ore gon have a deadline of Nov. 17 to pick up their game tickets at their individual campus ticket offices. On Monday, Nov. 13. the OSU athletic department will know whether further seating is available and will make an nouncements accordingly. Revived Hawks jOaks Play KC Steers I op warriors TOP TRAINER DIES New York - IUPH - George C. (Carey) Winfrey, voted the "Outstanding Trainer of the Year" in 1956 by the New York Turf Writers, will be buried on Thursday at Hars dale, N Y. Winfrey, 77. died Tuesday in Jamaica hospilal. BEAVERS HIDING Corvallis, Ore. - IUPII - The Oregon Stale Beavers have gone into hiding. Coach Torn Prolhro said Tuesday that Beaver practices would be se cret for the rest of the season. The Beavers, who have little to fear from Colorado State Saturday they have lost 24 in a row are pointing for their season finale with Oregon the following week. as an underdog The sixth ranked Tigers, tied once in eight games and leading the pack in the Big Eight Confer ence, nevertheless will be giving four points to resurgent Oklahoma, winner of ils last four starts. i Northwestern and Mimic-1 sola, who are lied for seventh place in the United Press In ternational ratings, both are up againsl rugged Big Ten foes Saturday. Northwestern, which ranked No. 1 until ils loss to Wisconsin last week, is favored by five points lo whin Michigan Stlo anH Minnesota is a four - poinl I choice over Purdue. Picked By 16 All the other members of the elite are favored by a touchdown or more to win this week end. Third-ranked Mississippi is picked by IB poinls over Ten nessee; fourth-ranked Wiscon sin is 18 over Illinois; fifth ranked Texas is 7 over Texas Christian; ninth - ranked Ar kansas is 16 over Southern Methodist; and lOlh - ranked Louisiana Slate is 10 over Mississippi State. In other leading games by sections: East: Army 3 over Pitts burgh: Penn State 13 over Holy Cross. South; Vaii.rhili n. ! Wavnp Bivli-r IS i... . ,, , , Olson Lawyrr One 1 1 7-7 4. I)hI lane are even; Maryland 1 x,i..n m wn In ill1,. MIA ST.MIV:S Kaktfrn lllvlfttiin NvrHi'iise lloslon t uu'lmintl New uik Ururrit Dlvlslnn SI. l.ouis Siin t ram-info . I. Angt'lt!, ChH-AKO Detroit FAMOUS MICHIGAN LAwDmARk. ine Ford Rotunda, famous Michigan landmark, (shown in 1954 file photo), was swept by fire in Dearborn Friday. The building col lapsed from the heat of the flames thai shot 50 feet upward. 1 he file apparently broke out on the roof of the 110-foot high circular structure which was used by Ford for dis play purposes. --(UPl) 1. jA'' i v. , JiAe .. nit 9 -,Tp tr.rvi. S ' ! ik ' 1 J. .iFa '. A . vi'- over Clemson; Florida 6 over Florida Stale; Auburn 11 over Georgia; Duke 16 over Wake Forest. Midwest: Ohio Slale 2 over Oregon; Kansas 12 over Cali fornia; Noire Dame 13 over North Carolina; Iowa 13 over Michigan; Nebraska 14 over Oklahoma State. Southwest: Rice 7 over Tex as A & M. West: Air Force 3 over Bay lor; Washington 12 over UCLA. Backs of Week Chosen in OCC Portland - IUPII - Two players were selected for "Back of the Week" honors in the Oregon Collegiate conference this week, it was announced today. Oregon Tech's Clair Hawk ins gained 123 yards in 21 car lies as the Owls beat Grays Harbor junior college and 1 t MHIIl IMII'STItV KOri.KTTKS tasiei 11 WICBUII s men niilim jt'Moit i.K.wii'K Bees- iub-si 3. Kiva Perm ell i gained 154 yards and scored Elk Lumlicr illl-Sl 3. Steven Kel- Ml; Pin-llps ( IH-1HI I. Helen ... . ... -.j.. t-.r Di, T. ,(i-IB, 1 Dr. ! Sohrrmerhorn 3H7 15 points as LOC riCHI l.OWlT l.iyniimes uii-iiti t. .ii-nn i.j.ven- collimula lor US IMSl Win Binr,d':ui7. " 1 of the year Pln-Sntters 117-Mli 3. Ravina Burcer J!I.t Jokers (12-241 1. llulrta Soinnier 344. Hotshot !lTi-2!l 3. Winnie flcd dis :i:iti; l.itfkv Strikes (14-221 1, Alire Cripe 34H. Klla Adkins 34H nellv Nofinn KtO. Elvn Pcnwell 1S9; Tri-etts l.)13. MEDFORDt-JcsTRIBUN! in i . i (1 ford'it Fir Plv One 1 1 ft 1 . -B ' j ( 1. Onryl Christianson 4tiB; Olson Lawyer Three (li-tHi 3. Gret: Smith 43(i. Elk Lnnilicr Two (1:1-111 4. Tim Travis 470: Orecon Veneer One (l(tl-3,l 0. Hob Phillips 337. Olson Lawyer Two tll'j-12'.-l 3. Rick Off 47li; So. Ore. Dry Kilns (1(1-141 I. Shannon Vinson 4(11. Medco One (11-131 1. Terry Bry an :!('(: OrcRon Veneer 1 wn (1(1 14i 3. Boh Christianson .'2n. Boh Chrtsliansun IBI. Dale Bn hannan 176. Tun Travis 17.i. Turinav'i HrMills CiiU'innti 127. Ilelroit I0d Boston llti. New York Kli SI Louis 132. San Kianrisrn 1011 I.u Ageles 1117. rhn-HKO B4 OHkland, Calif. - iDI'li - The ! Oakland Oaks, a brand new i name in professional basket-K.'-i ball, go on the floor for the ':' fust lime tonight when Ihey 21" 1 take on the Kansas City Sleers in an American Bas iv, ' ketball league game. '". ' It's one of two games open- j !.7t ' ing the second year of com petition in the ABL. The oth er contest pits the Chicago Majors against Ihe Philadel i phia Tapers in the Fast. Chicago opens at Pittsburgh on Friday and Kansas City is al Long Beach on Saturday. .0!H ; OFFER MADE Honolulu 'L'PIi A Honolulu i group has made a qualified offer to buy the Hawaii Island ers baseball team of the Pa cific Coast league, according to owner Nick Morgan Jr. Morean would not identity The Oaks are an orphan" n,e j.P,up, but said he would owned by the league and in- present the offer to the team's S ipposcdly, the Los An-1 stalled here by uommission-1 board of directors Thursday, geles Lakers this season had cr Abc Sapcrstcin to gel some I Ht. said he would ask lh . , , , . : geographical balance. Ihe board to take a close look at reached perfection and were ,lu,r Wcst Coasl ,. is in lie (uU.e ()f baseball ill going to run away with the I Long Bench, which lias the Hawaii because his prime in Western division and then old Hawaii franchise. I tcrest was in "keeping base win the National Basketball! In other games this week, ball here." association title. Pardon the;"" SI. Louis Hawks for laughing. , w M I he improved Hawks crush ed the enigmatic San Francis co Warriors, 132-100, Tuesday night at St. Louis to grab the undisputed Western division lead. Meanwhile, the Boston Cel tics rallied to defeat the New York Knickerbockers, 1 l(i 102; Cincinnati rolled over the hapless Detroit Pistons, 127-109; and the Lakers snap ped out of their letliHrgy to thump the Chicago Zephyrs, 107-84. Sl'.MlTAS I.KAIil'K clowns Il2',-l!li ,h:h. Eeki (22-101 4. Mildred M'me 40: TRIED TO FIX New York - (I'PIl - Aaron Wagnian, who already has pleaded guilty to bribery, tes tified Tuesday that he oc casionally tried lo "fix" bas- n. Barbara ketball games without "Lineman of the Week" honors went to Mike Feni niore of Oregon College of Education for his defensive play in a 12-6 loss to champion Southern Oregon. BAME HAS FAME San Francisco -IUPII Damon Bame. star University of Southern California defensive player, today was named the Big Six "lineman of the week." It was Ihe second time this year that Bame has won the award. He also has been named Ihe outstanding line man on the field for the past three Trojan games. YOU NEED 80TH HANDS FOR A JOB LIKE THAT! THAT'S WHY I USE COPENHAGEN! GIVES WE REAL TOBACCO TASTE, BUT DOESN'T GET IN AAY WAV. v: SOUNDS GREAT. LET ME TRY A PINCH ! Pi 1 lTTTll DATED FOR FRESHNESS TRY A PINCH OF REAL TOBACCO TASTE NEARLY REACHED GOAL Indian students at the Univer sity of Wisconsin with the help of two girls who contribu ted jewelry have nearly reached their primary goal of SI. 000. The group will mail a check to India in financial support of their government against the Red Chinese attack. Viji Moosad shows some of the gold jewelry which has been donated to the cause. (UPI) r OTAL BOURBON Trojans Lead Total Offense San Francisco - fUPli The undefeated University o Southern CaliforniR Trojans are leading in only one de partment of the Big Six sta tistics released Tuesday. The Trojans are lops in total offense with an average of 335 yards per game but are second in total nffense, rushing defense and passing offense. The Washington Huskies lead in defense, allowing 237 yards; in rushing offense with 245 yards: and in passing de fense with only 98 yards al lowed per contest. The Cali fornia Bears lead offense with 117 yards per game. MANGRUM STRICKEN Apple Valley. Calif. - 1UPIJ -Golfer Lloyd Mangrum was holding his own today in his battle to recover from a serious heart attack, his sec ond in four months. Attend ants at St. Mary's hospital said that considering his seri ous coronary attack, his condi tion was "good." However, they said his condition would be watched closely for the next 10 days, and that the 48-year-old golfer would proh abty stay hospitalized for about two weeks at the mini m u m . Opaiw lrnrt il'l-KU 1. Nrjtiiiie Raleman Kill; Alloy Cats tW-tZ 0. VitldR Alliston X'la. Tri Hards i72-24',t l). .ifwni.c wmme MuK-ry Columbia University basket- Winnie Muive.v juo; i-wk flti , hail star. Out was undergoing l.ns AiiboIps 0 Portland 7 t!i San Fran. .. 7 KllOWlUfle (II JMLK lVllllllId. Wagman was on the stand for I Northern iHvtsiim the fifth day in the bribery j vamonver . n i trial of lUulinas. a former I Srattle fi Calcary . 4 1 1 j film . 2. Sua iJJ-lKi KOl.t.lNr. PIN bills Lady Bugs iJB--.'..) Sinlon 3H; Hi Martins 2, Vivian Hodm-r -.tin Gold Hill rtierchants i2 )-t.i .1. Manivn liaM-on -UH; Whites Min wav ' Sr-rvice kH-2 1. Marion Naiihs -M8. uarrrll Brn. iUl-21) I, Hrltln Bovrr 4W: Uintf Kalis (;n. .itnu-t2(i-2U J, Ht'ltn Si himei nuin "'.vlsxwrll House Drip 2. Jo HnstPttrr ;ij; H w H .Micumi iI2-2i 2. Larol Lanstord 4U8. b & B Auction 21 12. IKXTKSM.M. I.KAGI'K Lrnwn LiRhtrrs i2!i-l 1 1 .1. .In Aston 4hl: lii'Wlins bacs tlf-2li 1. Uartcnc doer four Subs (2K-121 2. Brv Brywn 5l).i; duo tloos tiy-2lj i, Uoilie lirrcn .int. t)llnlKS I2."i-IAI I. aiiiiRrt t-, it n? --J Kaisics Koitr :. K Burk & i.. Li-oman ;H.i; baits eapLTs (lu atn I. Mane Culver 412. Hlue. Angols it-2in H. Millw i.., ,...ti 4n Allrv 0ius 1 1:1-2) 1. j Fauline c.rani Ill bows I I i 11. rinrriu-- mt'T piia -l.ifl; four Alibis I 1 4. Bev. bl- C-lmr 47). DoMip (Jrciin 212-IR!. Jo Aston 18;t; Crown LiKtUL-rs ri"l. ANDY'S M1XKI) bKAC.l.K riHiidoaKKcr! (24-H. I Dirk Farrt'li .;i. Drari Heals il''a-H'j) U'j. Dick Mine A2t. i-.aKie ti's i.2l 4. Shy Cailahan 447; rwiiot lltiids f)-JU U. Vi'i n lHKt,,l'' '8. .Iris i2l-lii .i. Stew Hopprr S7fi; TiKrrs ilH-liu 1. Up I.C Hoy SHI. urotlirrs At Sisters i2()-12i 4. Riilti liollowa.v 4.2; shamrocks (12 20t i, Donna Hunter 441. Loll Rights 18-I4i 3. Marvin Adams AIM; All Splits lfl-24i 1. Ralph Davis 440 hit A Miss liH-lfii 2. Cliff HH rhnsl 4li4; Gooiers iM-2:it 2. licome Morn1;, Jim Ohptiour 441 . Hit Ih Hollnway 1H2. Dp I.rHnv Hill, .lake OKrn 2j;t. Ray fiihson 2ii.: Slew Hopper 227, Sandha ti gers HCio. his first cross-examinalion by .lacoh R. Evseroif, attorney for Molinas. ELIGIBLE AGAIN Moscow, Idaho -H!HI- Idaho basketball and baseball ace Chuck While has regained his eligibility. Athletic Director Skin Stanley said investiga tion showed that White had not signed a baseball conlracl with Ihe New York Yankees, but merely had Inlked with them. HOW N; I.KAI.l K ONC i.'tn-Mi :t. CJeiiP (liMiiiM-h- lleh 5T.'t HHrrison Klectrir i2ll-24i hiismii 477 rd Ho' fonst i27-17t 4. rloiE SfiB ( raham Kler-.-22' -i O. I .en R--hls .M 7 VrHlorri It.-i(iim.ir 2(i-lKi 2. Dalr f .rocrleria 1 2.1-2 1 1 2. p o a o "cj 9U Si fy- M Ntwfy procfaimf d vv rS M btturbon con b. p O 75 U::'z:yvnr "fifth L pint COMPETE IN BRAZIL Sao Paulo. Brazil .. UTII -Rollers from (he United Slates, Europe. Fnr East and Latin America will compete in the Brazilian Open chain- j I. Ai n pionship here Nov. IS - 1R. j ,kc many oi me goiters already tnr have arrived following last ! week's Canada Cud matches , Dhv- m at Rupnnc Aii-i.c I Mcflnirrt NVon I2i;-IR' 4 Cirl 81 BUenOS Alies. wpr yn. Tlnihor Pr,lucl 1211- . 24i 0. Buzz flrunilip 2 ABGOS REHIRE COACH Timhrr Busier. .2.'.', -in',, Ji,. Toronto - HIPIp - The Toronto ' h"n"" -,,;!!h,iiP4wiT "'V'" Argonauts of the Canadian I n'tim cinin ui-iin 2 B..h Football leasue have rehired ' 'V a"' Nobby Wirkowski as head; umitin. ' Con.t. 'ij-zt' '4. coach for 136:). Wirkowski c!!'"t :'4,,.; r'"""".'!,'. u""rl . :ll.l-.ll, 0. .Inn Itoun ut .-! ' took over Ihe Argos this sea-) sinr n..fiv Shon i2o,.2i'f' 4, inn whnn I . mi A auan u3. firoW Pmil F.n.iTV S11 Rrliahlr C lcuncrj ... .' . .. III1I-2T.I II. tloc Wih.in .":il mill lllf It-dlll iiim IIS Iirsi three camrs. THE PRINCE OF BOURBONS IS ft I Slraigkr Invrboii IVh;iitr THE AMCRICAN DISTILLING COMPANY. INC. Nw Vo'k. N. Y. Ptkm, III. SusMo. Ci'f. BUD'S AUTO REPAIR 4019 S. Pt. Hwy. 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