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MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1962 Oregon City's Pioneers Invade Medford for Semifinal on Friday An Oregon City High school football contingent which is "looking forward to coming down there" will invade Med ford on Friday night. An Oregon Class A-l semi final game is the occasion. The Pioneers will go against the Medford Black Tornado. Kickoff at the senior high school stadium is billed for 8 p.m. Prize to the victor will be a jaunt to Portland's Multno mah stadium for the finale for the championship of the state. Medford carried the favor ite designation as the state's No. 1 ranked team. Oregon City ranked ninth in the polls. But, Coach Tom Keele feels his Pioneers will give Med ford "a whale of a ball game." He said yesterday that his players are looking forward to the trip. Capable Material The Tualatin-Yamhill Val ley league, of which Oregon City is the champ, has been looked upon as one of the state's lesser A-l circuits. Yet, Keele says, "I think our boys have really got the type of material capable of playing in any league." Both teams enter the skirm ish with unbeaten records. The Pioneers in 10 games have been once-lied. And, both squads have tough de fenses. Keele, while recogniz ing Medford's strong defensive reputation, remarked that he felt his team has fair defense, too. Medford was unscored upon In the first seven of its nine frays. Oregon City has held six foes without a touchdown, including the last five. Only 13 points have been tallied against the Black Tornado and just 40 against the Pioneers. The top Tornado defensive unit has permitted just one touchdown. Two of six run over against the Pioneers 1 oV TORNADO LINEMAN J I m Snodgrass, above, a 152 pound guard, is a regular of fensive lineman for the Med ford High school football team. He is among the seniors on the Black Tornado squad who'll make their last home grid appearance of their MHS careers on Friday night. Med ford will play Oregon City in an Oregon A-l semifinal with the victor to go on against either Jefferson or North Salem. Vanishing Deer Discussion Set Central Point C e n t r a 1 Point Sportsmen's club will hold its monthly meeting at its club house here at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 26. Officers for the coming year will be nominated. A discussion will be held on the reported vanishing deer population and the find ings arrived at through this discussion will be submitted to the state game commission. District Court Judge Loren L. Sawyer will speak on the game laws and their enforce ment. Betterment of the club house and grounds as well as establishment of an archery range will be matters on the agenda. Donald S. Milligan and Ed win H. Hawkins will show two films depicting the wild like of Canada. Members arc urged to bring their friends. Refreshments will be served. were against tiie offensive crew. Firit Semifinal Offensively, the Oregon City club has run up 238 points in 10 games and Med ford 212 in nine. Tomorrow evening's con f lift matches a playoff vet eran Medford school against an Oregon City aggregation giving its school its first state gridiron elimination venture in 12 years. Medford is back in the semifinals for the fourth time in five years. It was sidelined last year by a drawing after a three-way southern Oregon conference tie. This is Oregon City's first time as a scmifinalist. A Pio neer team was a quarterfinal ist back in 1950. How does the Black Tor nado look toward the battle? "They want to go to Port land," reported Coach Fred Spiegelbcrg. "I think the kids know the seriousness of this game," he said. "It would be disaster if they lost." The mentor this week has been pointing to a two-year-old les son. In I960 a good and fired up David Douglas team spill ed one of Medford's all-time great teams in the semifinals. The probable starting line up as listed by Keele, shows that the Pioneers will have more heft than Medford in their wing T offensive start ing line. There are three 200 pounders and only one of the seven forwards is under 180 pounds. Keele listed R. J. Hudson, 6-4 Vj and 216, at cen ter, and Dennis Brown, 205, and Mike Christensen, 206, at tackles. Backficld weight is average. Hudson was the only defensive starter named by Keele who is more than 200. The Pioneers are ambitious to continue a rags to riches story. Last season the Oregon City team recorded one tie but failed to win a game. Leo Davis in the Portland Oregonian said last week that Oregon City has written the "comeback story of the year." He added, ' Tim Jones, Gary Kinetic and Ron (R. J.) Hud son have been the standouts but this has been a team, rather than an individual ef fort." Team play also has carried Medford far. The Oregon City football team was to arrive here to- and Roy Shaw, ends: Mike Mav field and John Shaw, tacklev Bnan Petersen and Karol Ritehev or Terry Winetroul. guards; Garv Griffin and Bill Enyart. lineback ers: Jack Lowcry. Rich Knight and Mike Ncathaniur, safeties day. It lias a workout sched uled for 3 p.m. Medford grid dcrs had their drill this center: Dan Mites, quarterback: Jack Louery. left halfback. Mike Barnes, right halfback. Mike Wat kins, fullback .Medford Defense Bill Houston Medford'jTribuni Stuart Traded To Boston Sox Pittsburgh il'Pli- The Pitts burgh Pirates Wednesday traded first baseman Dick Stu art and relief pitcher Jack Lamabe to the Boston Red Sox for pitcher Don Schwall DEFENSE WORK Eugene - il'PH - The Oregon morning- football team concentrated on IMIDBABI.K SI AIUKKS: ' rinfonsp WiruHav in ,,. Seckne and Gary Ernes, ends: Den-! ration for Saturday s game ""u caicner Jim rasnaroni in the first big deal of the inter league trading period. Pirate general manager Joe Brown announced the trade, the second in three c'ays for his club. On Monday he ob tained pitcher Don Cardwell and shortstop Julio Gotay from the St. Louis Cardinals for shortstop Dick Groat and relief pitcher D i o m e d e s Olivio. HOCKEY YVtSTtRN I.K.XI.I K I I nitf d I'rr Inlf rnalional l Southern Utvihion I I, T Pl UK L. A litre it-1 2 y n 2 ;i Portland ... 11 6 n 22 H4 ; Spokane a fi 0 lf 1 S. Francisco 8 1 1 nis Brown and Mike ChnMcnsen. I i..ji h Ort'pnn mtp at fnrv.il- Bonnikscn. guards; R. J. Hudson. I Us, The Ducks worked mostly rBaT KIT!0" Pai defense, anticipating Clinton, right halfback: Denny Weiler. fullback. Orepon City Defense 'Positions i not listed! Jones. Ed Gettel. Brian Taylor. Weiler. Bass. Dennis Hud son. B. J. Hudson. Gary Kinetic: Carlson, Bill Bonniksen. Corky Eclens Medford Offence Lloyd H a m mons and Gibb Mitchell, ends; Gary Miller and Jeff Hardrath. tackles; Jim S nod crass and Jerry Fann. guards; Darryl Stockton. plenty of throwing by OSU quarterback Terry Baker. Ore gon has allowed only two touchdown passes this season and has intercepted 16 aerials. Another rough workout was scheduled today. Coach Len Casanova said the team has no injury problem. Northern Division W I. Vancouver 10 4 Seattle ... 8 7 Edmonton .. 0 12 Calgary .... 4 16 t ins ;r c; Wednesday's Results Los Angeles 4. Vancouver 2 Portland .1, Edmonton 1 Spokane 2, Seattle (1 NATIONAL l.EAGL'K W 1, T Detroit 10 3 3 ChicaKO .... R .1 A Toronto 9 7 1 Montreal .... 6 8 4 New York .. 8 10 2 Boston 19 3 Wednesday's Results New York 4. Boston 3 Red Raiders End Slate Central Point - Once beaten Southern Oregon closed out its football iea ton against Whitworlh here today. The Bed Raiders, who captured the Oregon Col legiate conference title, went into the Thanksgiving Day game with a 7-1 rec ord. Whitworth went into the contest with a 6-2 mark. Kickoff was at noon. D 9 Washington Gridders Head in Statistics San rrancisco ilW-Thc slate offense with 995 yards and of Washington has a nearuu!, in pilssing; and Hugh monopoly in leaders In the . ... . .., Big Six football conference, I ' 'n receiving with 47 according to statistics released PaSiiCS c"USh' for 671 yards Wednesday. and six touchdowns. Washington State univer-l Junior Coffey of the Hus sity leads in four categories . kies is the rushing leader with While lIlP ITnivfruilv nf Wath. 'V, ......J.- ;.. on i - - "' v i""" jwuj in oo idints lor a I ington lops the lists in another 6.3 average; and Ernie Junes department. 0f USC is the Dunlinc Inarii r The WSU leaders a r e j among the regulars with an Licorge need, scoring. b(l i average of 39.7 yards points; Dave Mathieson, total I kick. per BEAVERS DRILL Corvallis -iliPli- Coach Tom my Prothro sent the Oregon State Beavers through a lengthy football workout Wed nesday. The Beavers concen trated on defense during the practice session in preparation for their game against arch rival Oregon here Saturday. Oregon State goes into its final contest of the regular season with a 7-2 record. SMOKERS HEADQUARTERS Novelty Gifts & Gags Earl's PIPE & GIFT SHOP 36'i So. Central Medford Band, Precision Groups Coming For Grid Game Two special girls' groups and the Oregon City high band will be in Medford on Friday in support of the Pio neer football team. The girls' groups are the Marching Forty Niners. a pre cision marching group, and he Dancing Majorettes, anoth er precision group of 24. For the past five years the Major ettes have been featured at the East-West Shrine football game at Pendleton. The Forty Niners were or ganized in 1949 by Erv Les ser, Oregon City band direc tor, who was formerly at Ashland. Oregon City's band will put on a pre-game show and Med ford high band will perform at halftime in the "Hill Billy Hit Parade," which will have square dancing by the pep club and majorettes and dance steps by the band. Ex-Bowling Green Hoopsters Reports Receiving $1,000 I New York-IOT-A former basketball player at Bowling I Green (Ohio) university lesti- fied this week in the state Su preme Court that he received SI. 000 from Jack Molinas to ''fix" a game against Canisius college on Dec. 3, 1960. William Dennis Reed. 25, told Justice Joseph A. Sara fite and a jury of eight men and four women that he re ceived the money for helping Bowling Green lose the game to Canisius by at least ninci points. Canisius won the game played at Buffalo. NY. Molinas. a former college star at Columbia university, is accused of being a "master mind" in the fixing of 25 col lege basketball games in sev eral states. Now a practicing attorney, Molinas was barred from the National Basketball association during his 'ookie season for betting on his own i team. SIGNER RESIGNS Portland - I'M'- Bob Signer, head football coach at Lincoln High school here since 1954. said Wednesday he has re signed his coaching position. Signer will continue at the school as an instructor in so cial studies He will be suc ceeded in the football post by Bob Brown, who has been his assistant for the past three seasons. 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