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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY. Southern Cal, Mississippi Ranked One-Two in Ratings By JOE SARCIS New York OJPU Southern California and Mississippi, two ol only three perfect-record major college football teams in the nation, held the top two positions today in the United Press International Board of Coaches ratings, the Trojans gaining the No. 1 spot for the second week in LOCAl tl AM Mill I. U. VERV OFTfNj WHEM we cook up excuses WE HAVE. TO EAT OUR WORDS' We Mak Saturday Dclivarias jt Only a Slight Extra Chargn Prompt Courteous Service 772-9016 give a HONDA "50" W HONDA "50"... X HONDA Trill W'y i TS3 CONVENIENT TERMS Atk WIN A FREE I en card and contest rules here HONDA "50"l I before December 15, 1962 1 OiUrvaidwAcnprchib'Ud.madftrreitriclatf. Come In tnd stt vt for deliilai Med ford Honda Sales & Service 1080 SOUTH RIVERSIDE A 390 V - E mmmmmm uniai ill m 11 11. mi 1, 1 iwi. 1 imi.mTrTvyirTrr' "W ,- f A If J J .: ; . ; f ' ' ' X. J - ... - - - m ... A. 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Alabama, the de fending national champion which was second a week ago, already has stumbled, bowing to Georgia Tech, 7-6, last Sat urday for its first loss of the season and slipping all the way to sixth. The Rose Bowl bound Tro jans, named No. 1 by 16 coaches a week ago, increased their margin this week when they were named for the top spot by 21 of the 35 coaches who comprise the UP1 rating board. Mississippi, like South ern California unbeaten and untied through eight games, was designated No. 1 by eight coaches but received enough solid support for second and third places to make it a race with the Trojans. Cloie Behind Wisconsin, Southern Cali fornia's New Year's Day op ponent in the Rose Bowl, trails In third, but not by much. The Badgers (7-1) were named No. 1 by five coaches while one coach picked Pcnn State for the top seat. With points distributed on a basis of 10-9-8-7-6-5-4.-3-2-1 for votes from first through 10th Southern California had 1123 Mississippi had 284 and Wis consin had 270. The big test comes this Sat' urday for both Southern Cal ifornia and Wisconsin while Mississippi, which gained the inside track to the Sugar Bowl by beating Tennessee, 19-6, last Saturday, enjoys a day FOR CHRISTMAS! America's New Riding Habit! Beautifully ityled and prect sion-built, the Honda "SO" is parted at conomy transport tation for man, woman, teen ajiara. Eaaiar and safer to nd than a bicyelal Up to 225 mpg, alactric starter op tional, 3-ipaed transmitston, automatic clutch. "55" ...for Outdoorsmenl Perfect gift for hunlart, ftth ermen, amateur explorer. Easily carries rider plus 250 lbs., climbs 43 hills, weighs only 121 lbs. Knobby traction ttres, tubular steal frame, dual cam type brakes, hy draullc shocks front and rear. about our Christmas Lay-away Plan Ph. 773-5614 8 NOW STANDARD FOR MERCURY i :s oi C5f0 '!. MEDFORD MOTORS, Inc. 225 South Riverside off. The Trojans take on arch rival UCLA in the 32nd re newal of their crosstown Los Angeles scries while Wiscon sin plays host to Minnesota, ranked fifth this week behind Texas. The Longhorns, loo, have a tough opponent in Texas A&M on Thanksgiving Day, A vic tory or tie, though, would wrap up the Southwest Con ference title for Texas and give it the automatic berth in the Cotton Bowl. The Long horns 8-0-1) drew 244 points for fourth while Minnesota (6-1-1) had 171 for fifth. Alabama Idle Alabama also will be idle this Saturday and winds up its season on Dec. 1 against Auburn. On that same day Mississippi plays Mississippi State, while Southern Cali fornia, shooting for its first perfect-record season in 30 years, tangles witn ivoire Dame. Arkansas (8-1) was seventh this week, Louisiana State (7-1-1) was eighth, Pcnn State (8-1) was ninth and Oklahoma (8-2) was 10th. Penn State and Oklahoma moved into the top 10 for the first time this sea. son, gaining their positions at the expense ot Northwestern and Missouri. Northwestern bowed to Michigan State, 31-7, while Missouri was beaten by Oklahoma, 13-0. In other pairings this Satur day, Arkansas plays Texas Tech, LSI! meets Tulanc, Pcnn State tangles with Pitts burgh and Oklahoma battles Nebraska for the Big Eight lead. The United Press Interna tional major college football ratings with first-place votes and won-lost records in pa rentheses: Team Points 1. Sou. Calif. (21) (8-0) ..323 2. Mississippi (8) (8-0) . 3. Wisconsin (5) (7-1) ... ..284 .270 ..244 4. Texas (8-0-1) 5. Minnesota (6-1-1) .71 6. Alabama (8-1) 140 7. Arakansas (8-1) 124 8. Louisiana State (7-1-1) 90 9. Penn State (1) (8-1) .... 76 10. Oklahoma (6-2) 56 Second 10-11. Washington 45; 12, Nebraska 27; 13. Georgia Tech 22; 14, Missouri 14; 15 lie Arizona Slate, Mich igan State and Ohio Stale 10 each; 18, Duke 7; 10, Purdue 5; 20, Northwestern 2. BOOSTS EARNINGS Dunedin, Fla. - IUPU - Doug Sanders, seventh in the Pro fessional Golf association's money winning standings, in creased his earnings to $40,683 for the year when he picked up $1,500 as second-place fin isher in the Mobile Scrtoma Open. Arnold Palmer leads the list with $81,448. it- ' N) . I NC01.N MLKCUR) MEDFORDvWTRIBUNI siptDinrs III. IE MONDAY Chrlitean Service (in-Ill 3. Gr.ct Hunter 454: Team One ttfS-iSl 1, Isabel McMillln 444. Ill-Low. 127-131 4. Honey Hobh. 440; Medford Ambulance (10-211 0. Dee Fullmer 433. M & W Chain Saw (17-231 1, Dora Pevton 488; Tarco (17-23) 3, Joanle Davidson 481. B i B Auction 113-2.11 I. Sally Harrl. 411: Richfield Truck atou (18-281 3. Sue Bu hwalrt 421. Lee Goddard I8U. Uor. Pe.vlon 16 i. Be a Matthew. 180, Tarco 1763. JUNIOR-SKMHn SCRATCH Team ElBht (H-141 2. Dale 486. Team One tlUj-lt'.iJ 2. Davi. 47B. Team Six (18-141 1, Duane ham 401: Team Ten (20-121 Crave. 48(1. Team Two (2.V,-S',I 4. Robert. 343, Team Four (J- FTcam Seven 126-61 4. Bill nr via- Team Five (11-21) 0 Davis Larry Wind 3, Pat Ron 271 0, War- . Den- nls Salyer. 432. Team Three 111-211 2. Stickler 373; Team Nine ! Chet 24) 2, Frank nuia ova. Duane Windham 234. Chet Stick ley 223, Team Two 1073, ROXV ROI.I.KRS Oregon Bookkeeplnir 125-151 . Ruth Johnson 42t: Forrest Chief Boot. (16-241 0, Therl Poindexter 4Woodland Heiht. (19-211 1. Myr na Harris 308; Eads Van Line (22 181 3. Fvrne Colton 468. Stlckley Maionry (23-151 I. Har. rlet Sherman 410; Park Motor. (13 23t 3. May Peyton 346. The Meal Mart 120-201 4. Clara Torrey 400; Stone TV (20-20) 0, Carol Elmore 386. Fyrne Colton 201. Clara Torrey 187. Cinny Weaver 168; The Meat Mart 1S73. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE SECOND THIRD Fyr Fvters (4-0! 4. Jack Monroe 311; Whitelaw Candy Co. 10-4) 0, Neil Farrier 518. North River.ide Tavern (3-11 2. Joe Cabler 614; Olson It Lawyer Lbr. Co. l-3i 1. Bill Barnes 493. Eagles (3-lf 3. Jack Weber 562: Baker's Moulding 11-3) 1. Paul Em ery 379. Patterson's Plumbing (3-) 3, Roy Heath "sn; Coca-Cola 11-3) 1. Bob Perdue 573. Drive In Cleaner. (3-1 1 3. Coe Brown sr2; So. Ore. Trophy Co. (l-3l 1, Smltty Jan7.cn 345. Milt Sanderson 232. Joe Cobler 228-214. Jack Monroe 224. Baker'. Moulding 1026; No. Riv er.lde Tavern 2685. CITY BOWLING LEAGUE Banco Supply (34-141 2'i, B. Judy 399: Steve Wilson Lbr. Co. (32'v-lJ ii I j. reiers ;ion. Olson-Lawyer L.or. io. ui-in .1, B. Forrest 533; Concrete Steel (22 261 I, V. Johnson 360. Pings 131-17) 4. W. Offenbaeker 533; Westside 124-24) 0. C. Landit 323. Stale Farm Insurance (29-19) 1. B. Hall 533: Silver Dollar Stamp. (23-231. W. Kyker 349. A. L. (Tcxi Nash 125-23) .1. C. McWhortcr 568: Pacific Power Ac Light (22-26) 1. D. Price 512. Central Garage 125-23) 2, B. Flth er 526: Frilo. Kid. 122-26) 2, W. Nnrunl 571. Tick Turk 122-261 3. H Wlthrow 334; Gay 90's (16-32) 1, B. Nedden 322 Snobov. (13-3) 4. D. Lue 333; House of Wood (S'i-39'j) 0. H. Wehren 323. B. Judy 232. J. Beal 323. B. Foor rest 217; Frllos Kids 2904. IVAN'S LITTLE LEAGUE Twin R's 114-21 3. B. Standridgp 172: Alley Cats No. 17 (3-31 1. Jack Rick.rd 527. Tornados (14-2i 4. Kathy La moreaux 513; Blooper. (7-9) 0, El mer Wade 471. Allev Cat. No II 112-4) 3. Ed Rodgers 515; Drifter. (10-6) 1, Lar ry Rescorla 450. Four B's (11-31 2, Art Baker 503; Pin Wits 13-9) 2. Dan shugart 372. Mis Fits (10-61 3, Clyde Briggs 493; Comet. (6-10) 1, John Haskin. 433. Pirates (9-7) 3. Lyle Kuyper 438. Moonshiner. 14-121 1, George Bola ford 332. Gullcrilrs 18-81 0, Jim Martin 303: Sputnik. (8-81 4. Wendell Panter 51 1. 6 MERCURY -1J MONTtRCY MONTEREY CUSTOM S 55 pin: MEDFOUD MAIL I Itlllblllle. 16-6) J. Bud Hill 389; Hanson's Dougla (2-14.) 2, Tom Hanson 429. Four A'. (5-11) 4. Ray Anderson 463: AAA 10-81 0. Bob Shirley 492. Ceorie Bouford 246, Wllmer Bailey 208, Ed Rodger. 205; Four B's 1937. ROXY ANN SENIORS Team Two (11-1) 3, Carol Booth 497; Team Three (2-10) 1, Tom Shopp 385. Team One (6-81 3, Joe Cuouo 528; Team Four (3-7) 1, Jerry God dard 442 Carol Booth 170, Barry Hall 103; Team One 2177. MATCH GAMES Team One: Roxy Ann Lanei 4, Wayne Brootci 500; Med ford Bowl ing Lanei 0, Dale Boh an nan 480. Team Two: Med ford Bowling La net 3. Daryl Christiansen 483; Roxy Ann Lanei 1, Steve Sen roe der 431. ROGUE EQUIPMENT INVITATIONAL SINGLES LaRayne Harris 202.16. Carol Duzan 198-48. Betty Reinholtz I93.4S. Del Chriitlnaon 103.24, Jeri Hutton 193.47, Elise Baker 191 39, Wanda Booth 1883. Karen Smith 188.17, Elaine Garrison 183.43, HeU ene Cully 182.18. LaRayne Harrii 730; Elaine Gar rison 238. SUNDAY MGHTERS Scatter Pint 26-14) 3. Bud Nel son 463: Try Hards (16-24) 1, Jim Aaams jaw. 4 B's (26-151 4. Fred Bennett 332; Bowled Over a 14l,a-25l,a) 0, George Hughes 41)5. Butte Fallers (23-131 3. Sherley Hatcher 561; 4 H5s (21-10) 1, Hans Holt 472. Friendship 4 22 i-17v) 1. Bnb Casebicr 437: Cannonballa (17-23) 3, Mary Ellen Plankenhorn 477. The Heros (Zl-lO) 4. Troy Dean 603; 4 J (20-20) 0, Johnny John ton 429. The Rookies M9-2U 4. Vince Lobdetl 312: Double Trouble (13 27) 0. Ken Pickens 529. Sherley Hatcher 242, Fred Ben nee 220. Troy Dean 217; Butte Fallers 1013. MOON SHIN ICRS LEAGUE Bowlers Cha Cha Cha (27-13) 1. Helen Campbell 449: Cha Roes (22j-16i,) 3, Ben Chabaude 322. 3 5 and a Pint (24-16) 2. Al Mitchell 476; Nlte Owls (15-23) 2, Claude Lewis 511. Revenuers (23li-16i) 2. Willie Barnum 321; The Zots (22-17'i.) 3. Bob Peterson 4f8; Screwdrivers (lfi-24) 1, Glenn Knauber. Rinkv Dinks 1 15-25) 0. Chuck Hoyt 41ft: Ridee Runners (11 27'j) 4. Ruth Carpenter. Claude Lewis 224. Helen Camo- bell 200. Willie Barnum 196. MAJOR LEAGUE (Western Oil & Burner winner of 1st third) Western Oil it Burner (33-111 2. Rov Harris 609; Jim's Repair Shop (26-tBi 2, Howard Blew 4!)7. So. Ore. Color Press (30-141 3. Wos Fowler 544; Rogues 1 17 a -26', i 1, Boh Sutton 532. Afko Supply (27-17) 0, Bud Van Hoy 488; V.F.W. (25-19) , 4. Keith Mar. volt 559. Ihundcrbird Lodge (26-18) 4. O. McCoy 628; Rogue Valley Coun try Club (13,,i-2b,2) 0, Jim GiU JIM . Standard OH (20-24) 3, Jim Gnl. den 431; Cal-Oic Ranches (19-23) 1, Bill Turman 458. Rotary (17-27) 4. Allan Lain 367; Desert Service (8-36) 0, L. C. Lis en bee 467. O, McCoy 234, R. Harris 217. K. Mary ott 212, Western Oil & Burner 2364. MHIX'O BOWLING LEAGUE Odds & binds (28-12) 1. Carl Scott 383; Five Stoogiea (19-21) 3, Date Cook 486. Boilermakers 27-13 3. Lloyd Haugen 333; Laps & Gaps (14-26 1, George Langlun 440. StuniD Junipers (22-1H 1. B.-ure Plngle 304; White Specki 117-23) 3, Bill Moscavito 30j. wrccKers J. pran't ftai. vers 330; Bark Bustcri (17-23) 1, Norm Vance 421. Reject ul-lih 0, Darwin Moore 312; Scratch Pads (17-23) 4. Jue Clark 344. Sap Strips (19-211 1. Bob third 473; Green Chain (17-JJ) 3. Vane Chase 302. Frank Salvers 214. Marvin Peterson 214; Botlerbakcrs 2822. diPa , 3(22 'j is CeorgerSe- CLASSIC I.KAGUK Buds Tire fcxchanjie (1-0, 4, Wally Noruni 621; Hillver Oil Co. (0-4i 0. Harold Ellis 376. Sewing Machine Center (4-01 4. Dick Phillips ti3!i; North's Chuck Wagon (0-4 1 0. Frank Chapman 380. L II. Mann Co. (4-0) 4. Coe Brown 642; A Ac W Root Beer (0-41 0. Gale Kimball 371. Mechanics Laundry (4-0. 0. Jim Knapp 643; Don's Hideaway (0-4i 0, Clitf Lewis 382. Medford Lanes 31 3. Dick Mo Kc nue 383; Brave Bull ( 1 -3 i 1, Dale Atkins 338. Dick Phillips 263. Bud s Tire Ex rhance 2,943. Sewing Machine Cen ter 2.864. . H. Mann Co. 2.819. LAKY F.I.KS NO. ONK Kraidy Kats (2f) ' ,-1 4 ' i 3. V da Booth 321; Jaguars 16-28 1. Mary unennauer Panthers (26-lfli 2. Mettle So- : rtrro 4ti0; Leopards (21-23) 2. Helen Denner 471. Cheetahs i24'.-19',l 4 elda Morns 40!l; Lou Shafer 409: Eager Beavers (lfl-23i 0. Ex a Sessions 443. Tigers (19-23" 0. Dornthv Jant rrr 481: Congers (22-22) 4. Fran Bittle 31A Fran BittU 214. Wanda Booth 211. Helen Depner 202, Jaguars 1 338 MONDAY Nlt.HT OWI.S Chucks Service & Repair (12-01 4. Gascon 462; Launderett i3-7i 0. forfeit Larson Appliance in-2i 3, Mor gan 302, Selby Glass i8-4l 1. Hall 4!8 Consolidated Freight (4-7) 1 Serak 306. White House t3-9l 3, Blunt 332. Package Deliver- (37) .1 Tur man 462: Medford Plate Glass (4-8) 1. Lane 42 Cogswell Market '4-8' 3. Bren 4flV Ren Taylor i4-Bi 1 Larson 472 Roen 20(1. Hall 204. White House 1431 CAREER OVER La Grande - HTD - The bs kctball career of Larry Apple gate of Eastern Oregon ap parently is over. Applcgato. injured in a February. 1961. auto accident, withdrew from practice on the advice of hi physician after a week of workouts. METAL WORKS BRILL Commercial Industrial Rtidntil Sheet Metal Work Stiinleii, Galvanitad tnd Copper Fabrication 228? West Main PH0NI 772-4440 TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON HaPPyCampLinldPSel Has Three On All-Star Happy Camp From the Happy Camp football squad, the Siskiyou County Coaches association has picked three players for the Evergreen All Star team, naming one of these outstanding lineman of the year. Two memberswere given honorable mention. Named to the all star team were: Quarterback Van Hard en, a junior; End, Dennis Hobbs, a senior; and Lineman, Jim Hayes, a junior who was named outstanding lineman. Chosen for honorable men tion were: Kenny Hockaday, a senior, who played slot back, and Bill Nowdesha, fullback. The squad ended the season with a 3 and 4 win-loss record, and a 2 and 2 record in Ever green league play. In the final statistics for six games, excluding the six-man game at Fort Jones, these facts were listed: Nowdesha, senior fullback, was the workhorse for the club. Nowdesha carried 46 times for a total of 357 rush ing yards with a 7.8 average per carry. Harnden, quarterback, led the team in total offense. Harnden was credited with with 804 total yards, 639 yards on passing, 120 yards rushing, and 45 yards on pass es caught. Harnden completed 42 of the 76 passes attempted, seven of these for touchdowns. He had eight passes intercept ed. In the kicking department, Hobbs punted five times for an average of 30.8 yards per kick. He also led in pass re ception and total yards gained on passes, catching 14 passes for a total of 263 yards. On the defensive tackle sheet, coach Kim Bradshaw credited Harnden with 57 tackes, one run back for a TD, and Hayes 47 tackles. In addition to the credit giv en Hayes as a defensive stand out, Bradshaw also named Harnden as a bright spot on the defensive team, playing wherever he needed a spot THANKSGIVING DAY 12:00 NOON Ticket sales al Crater Stadium begin at 10 A.M. for reserved seats and 10:30 A.M. for general admission on game day. WHITWORTH COLLEG! of Spokane Evergreen Conference Champions VS. s.o.c. Oregon Collegiate Conference Champions FOOTBALL AT ITS BEST! Reserved seat tickets WATCH THIS THRILLER . . . THEN HOME TIME FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER! MEDFORDYjTRlBUE taataia. United Press International Unbeaten Linfield was passed over Monday when in vitations were issued for the four-team Camellia bowl fool ball playoffs. The NAIA in Kansas City announced Central Oklahoma State and College of Emporia, Kansas, were picked to take part in a playoff to determine one of the Camellia bowl entries. It said the other two semi finalists would be announced Saturday from a group of five schools in the Midwest and South. OSU May Get Sun Bowl Bid Canyon, Tex. - IUPU - West Texas Slate, winner of eight of its 10 games this season, has accepted an invitation to serve as the host team in the Sun Bowl football game at El Paso, Dec. 31. Buffalo Athletic Director Frank Kimbrough said the team's bowl foe would come from the ranks of five teams -Oregon State, Boston Univer sity, New Mexico, Memphis State and Ohio university. Reports from Albuquerque said that University of New Mexico players had been call ed to meet late today to vote I on whether to accept a bowl I bid. presumably the Sun Bowl j invitation. i filled (tackle, end, linebacker, and defensive half-back). The team statistics showed that 1,579 total yards were picked up by the offense, 890 yards rushing and 689 yards passing. The seven game totals for scoring were credited to: Harnden, three touchdowns and eight points after TD for a total of 26 points; Hobbs, four touchdowns, total 24 points; and Hockaday, 24 points also on four TD's. Also scoring were Nowdesha, Rudy Murieen, and Pete Louquet. Final totals showed the In dians scored 98 points while their opponents scored a to tal of 139 points. BATTLE OF available at Mann's, Central Point Pharmacy, or S.O.C. business office. I iMipaajililaai, ail.li! MslMlftNatttfaajaBliaMau Portland Racing Dates Approved Portland - IUPU - Racing dates for 1963 were approved here Monday at a meeting of the Oregon Racing Commis sion. The commission gave Port land Meadows 55 days be tween April 12 and July 6 for thoroughbred racing and gave Multnomah Kennel club 60 days between July 8 and Oct. 5 for greyhound racing. The commission also ap proved horse racing at the Oregon State Fair for eisht days from Aug. 30 to Sept. 7. Racing at the Multnomah County Fair was approved from Aug. 1-10. Movies of Ihe Phoenix Elmira playoff football gam last Saturday will be shown Wednesday al 8 p.m. in Room 16 of Phoenix High school. All fans who are interested are invited to at tend. Admission is free. The movies were taken by Jim Anders. School officials termed them "excellent." WILLARD BATTERIES 24 to 48 Mo. 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