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8UNOAY. DLCLMotrt 16. 1862 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON nM h) w 3K V r PULLED TO GROUND Villanova's a t a r back Lou Rettino is pulled to ground on 35 yard line by a bevy of Oregon State tack- ler after four-yard gain yesterday in the Liberty Bowl football game. Oregon State won 6-0. (UPI) MEDFORDd$&TRIBUNE sipcDimrs Medford Hoopmen Trim Willamette Medford High achool'g bas ketball Black Tornado domi nated the play in the second half here Friday night to romp over the Willamette Wolverines 73 to 41. Willamette made a battle of it over the first two quar ters. But in the second half the Tornadoes lightened their defenses, controlled the back boards and got hotter in their shooting. The final quarter, with . Medford hitting .714 from the field, was a run away. Danny Miles, Medford's quick and snapshooting guard, chalked up 20 points for the evening. Jim Hill tab ulated IS and Jack Fordc 14. Steve Skcllon and Earl Back man had 11 points apiece for the Wolverines from Eugene. Hill collected nine re bounds, Forde eight and Gibb Mitchell and Dennis Salvers each seven as Medford exer cised SO to 28 control of the backboards. Backman had seven snares for Willamette. Banner Injured The hot shooting fourth panel gave Medford a .438 goaling average for the night. Willamette shot .378. Medford had 14 to 12, 29 to 27 and 48 to 35 quarter leads. The Tornado outscorcd Wil lamette 19 to 8 and 25 to 6 in the last two periods. The Tornado hopes for the 1003 conference campaign suffered a setback when Rich Benner, 6-1 transfer forward, broke his wrist. The injury came when Benner drove the baseline for the first basket of the game, made contact with Wil-Hi's Backman and tumbled to the floor. Coach Frank Roclandt said that Ben ner will be out of action six weeks to two months. Roclandt described Briv ner's loss as quile a blow. "11c really helped and was really coming along," said the men tor, "lie looked like the man wc wanted in there." Benner was all-conference last season at Grants Pass. Ltak Dofense Willamette stayed with Medford in the first hall largely by penetrating leaky Tornado defense which gave the Wolverines close in shots. Medford took a 6 to 0 lead in the skirmish but Skelton tal lied three buckets, two on feeds by Terry Stahcl and John Lowry to tie up the mix. Mitchell and Miles bucket ed for the Tornado but Stahcl hit on a feed by Lowry and on a fast break and Backman on Mac's Seventh Clips Ashland Mcl.oughlin junior h i g h's seventh grade Black cagcis downed Ashland 33 to 23 on Friday. Score was tied 4-all at the end of the first quarter and McLoughlin was on top 12 to 10 and 29 to 20 at the other Intermissions. Pete Thanas had 13 points and Steve Wilkins nine for Mac and Craig Bolts six for Ashland. an out of bounds play for a 12 to 10 lead. It was the only time Willamette had the lead. Hill's tipin and Miles' push from the side made Jt Medford 14 to 12 at the quarter. In the second panel Med ford stretched to 23 to 16 and 25 to 18 but Willamette caught up at 25-all on two free heaves by Stahel, a bas ket by Gary Ross on Phil Pct erson'i feed and Skelton's driver and free toss. Medford retook the lead for good on Miles two giftcrs and a Mitch ell goal on a Miles feed. Tornado Pulls Away Medford started the third quarter with buckets by Hill, Mitchell and Mike Nealham er, the latter on a steal, and worked to a 38 to 20 margin. Willamette narrowed it to 38 to 32. Then, the fray turned completely to Medford's favor as Salycrs hit from the slot, Hill scored on a Mitchell as sist and on a fast break and Fordc in close off a Miles' swipe and from the side off a Ncathamer pass. That made it 48 to 32. The fourth quarter runa way once saw 6-4V4 Forde lead a fast break and score. Medford made 10 of 14 shots in the period. Both Tornado mentor Roe- landt and Willamette Coach Chuck DeAutremont used re serves liberally. Roe land I commented that the Tornado ran well in the second half after being spotty in the first. Good all-around bailhawk- ing helped the Tornado In the final half. nox: Uillainella Unvry. f .. Skcllon. ( .. Hnckman, 8 StHhcl. a ... . Svversim. Conanl Costrlte Kitrpp Peterson , Ross Hnssow .. Huile TnUll MriKntd Henner, f tfirrte. t Mill, c ... Miles. I Nrnthamer. g fi-l nni nes ... . Sulycri ... Slorktun , Vowell .. .. l.owory ... Itnu.tnn lid f lev ... Mll.'hell . Rrld ra it iifh. rr tp .. 3-1 n-n 4 2 2 .. R-.1 l-l 3 II II I .. 7-4 8-3 7 111 .12-3 2-2 4 .1 A I l-o l-n (i i n .... 1-0 0-0 1 I 0 1 .... 2-0 0-0 I 0 0 .... 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 .... 2-0 l-l 3 I I .... S-3 0-0 I I .... 3-1 1-0 112 ASJ .... 1-0 0-0 1 0 0 fljS 4S-llT4.7 T Tl Tl .... l-l 0-0 0 ' I 2 Ifi-7 0-0 R 2 14 Ui .... 11-7 2-1 0 1 13 WB t-a 4-4 3 n i-l o-fl 0 1 2 I 1-00-0 4 0 0 1 1. VI a-i o-n 7 2 2 rv 1- 0 2-1 1 1 "A 2- 1 2-1 1 1 3 VI l-n o-o 0 0 0 fjr 2-2 in 3 0 4 K7i 3-1 o-n 2 1 2 VHA 10-3 0-0 7 2 a pa Bnd 0-0 2-2 1 0 I M for jm ' sfSww CONCRETEk f IMPROVEMENTS LININGER'S READY-MIX gF DIAL 773.7555 Glendale Tops Chiefs Rogue River Glcndale's basketball team trimmed Rogue River high 54 to 50 at Glendale Friday night as Chieftain rally in the final minutes fell short. Rogue River had 12 to 11 first quarter edge. Glendale's Pirates were on top 24 to 19 at the halftime halt and 47 to 34 at the third quarter rest. The Chiefs threatened with eight points In the last two minutes but ran out of time in their bid to overtake the Pirates. Mike O'Brien had 22 noints and Tom Davidson 10 for Rogue River. Nick Derscheid scored 21 for Glendale, Ted Bare 14 and Jim Redfield 11. Rogue River won the iun- ior varsity test. LINKUPS: Rome Riv.r Ka ra.rl.i.nn ia Schcstrom 8. O'Brien 22. Pente cost 3. Cooper 4, Palmerton 3. Salter. o enuale 54 nullt 4 wnP ley 2. Derncheld 21. Redflclrt 11 Bare 14. Dollar 1. Suti-h nivnn Apperton. Stewart. Tornado JV Subdues EP Medford high Junior var sity rolled 70 to 39 over the Eagle Point layvecs Friday evening In the preliminary to the Medford-Willamette var sity basketball game. The junior Tornado led 33 to 14 at the half. Ron Ed monds and Lee Wimberlcy each had II points for Med ford and Bill Enyart 10. Wil son and Pazza each scored eight for Eagle Point. LINKUPS: Katie Point 39 Aclami 2. Wll. aon 8. Governor 2. Colpilti fi. An derson 3, Kccleston 2, Palm 2. lerrmann. Chamberlain 3, Piazza i, .lantzer 3. Mrdrord 70 Kcnela 4. Envarl 10. fcdinondn II. Allen s. Kninht 2, Hoot I. Hinman 4. Anders 2. Wfmlierlev II. Davis fi Wvatl. Brown. Turpln 2. Mullen 6. Stock man 6, Olson. HONOR YACHT SKIPPER New York - (UPI) - Emil (Bus) Mosbachcr. who skip pered the yacht Wcathcrly to victory in the 1962 America's Cup, has been named "boat man of the year" by the edi tors of Popular Boating magazine. Beavers Victors in Liberty Bowl On Terry Baker's 99-yard Jaunt By RUSS GREEN Philadelphia UPb Terry Baker, the Mr. Everything of college football, turned a threatened safety into a 99- California Nicks OSU By 61-59 C o r V a 1 1 1 s OIPD Oregon Slate's basketball Beavers, figured headed for one of their most outstanding sea sons, are finding the going a little bit tough. The Beavers dropped a 61 59 decision to the California Golden Bears here Friday night for their second loss in three starts this year. The victory was the fifth in a row for unbeaten Cali fornia and the win came de spite another glowing per formance by the Beavers 7 foot junior center Mel Counts. Counts scored 29 points and picked off 23 rebounds. Oregon State, which was ranked seventh in the nation by United Press International this week despite a loss to Seattle last week end, meets the Golden Bears again to night. Lauar. Smith Spark Seniors Don Lauer and Dick Smith sparked the Cali fornia triumph. Lauer, a for ward, scored 13 points, 11 in me second half, and Smith, a guard, hit 14. The Californians, using a slow and deliberate offense and a pressing defense, went head to stay in the second half at 48-43 on a free throw by Lauer and a field goal by Smith. The score was tied 29-29 at halftime after being knotted six times in the opening half. There were four more dead locks before the visitors went in front for good. California shot 41 per cent from the field on 24 field goals in 58 attempts and Ore gon Slate made 22 of 60 shots from the field for a 37 per cent average. The Beavers held a 50-38 edge in rebounding. Forward Steve Pauly and guard Frank Peters each col lected 12 points for the Bea vers. BOX: California Lauer Carpenter Wueste ..... D. Smith .. Ballmer . J. Smith Wolihera .. Lufkln Totals Ore. State Rossi Paulv Counts Peteri irvia Benner Toraerson . camnbe 1 Hayward ... Totals TO FT TP .. n 3 is 2 11 2 FiqhtS m in ay houts United Pre Intt-rnatlonal Romp Carl iBoboi Olson. 17a'i. Honolulu, drew with Giulio Ri- naldi. 179. Itnly (10, . Tntnwn. N J Joe Willlmm. 14R. MontclBtr, N. J . stopped Stefan Redl, 150, Clifton, N.J. Ut. Boston Boh Cleroux. 205. Mon treal, outpointed Tom MrNerlry, 2M. Med tie id. mass, f iu: J one Torrei, lfl6. New York, stopped Al llminer, 17D, Philadelphia CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATE ft With Purchase of Your New Rambler at LEA MOTORS g Fifth and Bartlatt Phone 772-6185 V$ He'd Prefer NFL Philadelphia - Wli - All America quarterback Terry Baker of Oregon Slate, who hits been drafted by both the National and American Foot ball leagues. Indicated Satur day hp preferred to play in the NFL. However. Baker said he has an attorney looking after his interests. Baker is the No. 1 draft choice of the NFL Los Angeles Ranis and the No. 12 pick of the AFL San Diego Chargers. yard touchdown run Satur day and it carried the Beavers of Oregon State to a 6-0 vic tory over underrated Villa nova in the fourth annual Liberty Bowl game. The Beaver All-America quarterback, winner of both the Hcisman and Maxwell trophies and college back and player of the year, spun his way from his end zone mid way through the first period to go off on his scoring jaunt which gave Oregon State the verdict before 17,048 frost nipped fans. Baker pulled the Beavers from a deep, deep hole, set up when Larry Glueck touch ed a booming punt by Dick Sherlock dead on the Oregon State one-foot line. Almost Caught On the first play from scrimmage, Villanova sopho more tackle Al Atkinson bar reled through and almost dropped Baker for the auto matic two points. But the All America slithered away, scooted to his left and broke across the line of scrimmage. He continued wide, out stripping the massed-in Vil lanova defense to head for the clear. Glueck seemed to have him pinned against the sideline at the 15, but Baker eluded the tackle and went racing behind blockers the length of the field to count. There was an interference call on Villanova on the first try for a two-point conver sion and on the second, the Villanova defense smothered Baker to set up the 6-0 score, which held up to the end. But, in the nationally tele vised game played in numb ing 25-degree temperatures with players of both teams wearing sneakers, the after noon was one of frustration for Villanova, including the recall of the tying touchdown by Billy Joe for a holding penalty against the Wildcats. Carriad Fight Church League Jamboree Set Adult and senior high cir cuits of the Medford Church Basketball league will open the season with a jamboree at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 21, at the McLoughlin gym. It is planned to make up the schedules from the teams which vie in the jamboree. However, if clubs cannot take part in the Friday event and if they haven't filled in their rosters and paid their fees they should contact Fred Sapp. It is planned to open league action on Thursday, Jan. 3, for the adults. Senior and jun ior high leagues will start the following Tuesday. All games will be at McLoughlin with adults playing Thursday and seniors and junior high clubs using both the boys and girls' gyms on Tuesday. Barely rated among the first 10 teams in the East, and facing one ranked nation ally In the tp 20, the Wild cats carried the fight to the Pacific coast eleven, which waj a two-touchdown favor ite, and almost pulled it from the fire. The hard-luck Villanova team had a golden chance to pull it out in the final six minutes when Oregon Slate was forced to punt from its 24 and the Wildcats took over on their 30. Jim Thomas picked up a first down with a 10-yard smash and Ted Aceto passed 19 to Jack Clifford. Then he passed to Mike Delone for 22 and a first on the Beaver 12, but on second down, Aceto fumbled on a rollout and Paul Seale recovered for the coast eleven on the nine. Villanova outgaincd Ore gon State 309 to 299 overall and outrushed them 246 to 176, with the Westerners' ground total including Ba ker's 99-yard sprint. Baker, the nation's leader in total offense, completed nine of 21 passes for 123 yards. It was the first time in two years that Villanova. the Sun bowl chamnion. was blanked. Tornadoes Victors In Grappling Tiff .THfnrd hieh wrestlers won 27 to 18 from Roseburg on Fri day night at Roseburg. The Tornado took seven in dividual boats from the Indian varsity and drew in two matches. Rick Orr, Medford, and Mike Lander, Roseburg, re corded the only pins. Mike Orr, Medford, took a surprise decision over Steve Sand, con sidered the best grappler for the Indians. Jeff Hardrath, Medford heavyweight, had a tooth pull ed loose near the end of his draw bout. He caught the tooth on the shoulder loop of Doug John's jersey. Medford won the jayvee match 27 to 17. VARSITY RESULTS: 98 Rick Orr, M. pinned Jim Harris. R. 1st; 106 Rod Smith. M dec. Terry Hackler. R. 6-3; 115 Mike Orr. M. dec. Steve Sand. R 4-1- 123 Mike Horton. M. dec. Don Clark. R. 6-3; 130 Steve Hall M. dec. Mike Simmons. R. 4-3; 136 Ron Begley. R, dec. Den ny Schmall. M. 10-2: 141 Tom Owens. M. dec. Ken Rlchman. R. 7.0. us Greg Gandee, M. drew Tom Thomas. R. 5-5: 157 Mike Lander, R. pinned Ray Laurltzen, dee. M. 3rd: 168 Jeff Smith. Jt Tom Metz. M, 4-2: 178 John Shea' n. uct iciT "meuoui, m 3.. 191 Mike Maylield. M. dec. Ron Shelton. R, a-o; unlimited Jefl Hardrath, M, drew Doug John, R. 2-2. JUNIOR VARSITY RESULTS: 98 Lin Casciato. M, dec. Gary Carstensen, R. 7-2; 106 Jim Marra. M, dec. Matt Frey. R. 7-0; 123 Russ Smith, M. pinned Ken Dona, hue. 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