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Ewbahk Faces Task of
Rebuilding New York Jets
Editor's nott: This ii an
other in a leriei of dis
patches sizing up the pros
pects of pro football teams
for the 1963 season.
By NORMAN MILLER
UPI Sports Writer
New York - IUPW - This is
the season in which Wecb Ew
bank's reputation as a pro
football coaching genius will
be tested to the limit.
Energetic E w b a n k, who
five years ago guided the Bal
timore Colts to the first of
two straight National Football
league championships, faces
the monumental task of mak
ing a respectable team of the
New York Jets in the Ameri
can league. The Jets have lost
all three of their exhibition
games so far.
For three seasons as the
New York Titans under the
owner ship of controversial
Harry Wismer, this club ex
perienced a chaotic existence.
There was constant bicker
Mng between Wismer and his
.coaches. Players said they had
no play - books diagramming
'their assignments. And there
"were weeks when they were
not sure whether their pay
. checks would come through
cm time.
'Finishes Last
, Last year's team, coached
by Bulldog Turner, compiled
"a 5-9 record and wound up
lasl in the Eastern division.
What's more, the'old Wismer
regime did not sign a single
college draftee before selling
"the franchise to a syndicate
.headed by Sonny Werblin.
Ewbank, signed to a five
"year contract as coach and
"general manager, hired a new
, staff of assistants; changed the
nickname to "Jets" and the
"uniform colors to green and
'white; and has set out to
'. create a new image that might
. make AFL fans forget about
the woebegone Titans.
" That, however, will take
"some doing, and realistic 55-year-old
Weeb has no illu-
sions about what's in store for
"him and his Jets.
' "Because of our lack of
draft choices, we are three
years behind the other clubs
in the league," Ewbank
stresses.
. Have Some Assets
The Jets do have a few
" assets.
There's Bill Mathis, 1961
All-AFL fullback who appears
recovered from last year's in-
"juries; Dick Christy, the
league's ninth-ranked rusher
Women's Golf
Rogue Valley Country club
women golfers held the fourth
play on the Trans-Mississippi
disc on Thursday, Aug. 22.
Winners were: A group, a
tic, Mrs. Jackie Allen and
Mrs. Charles McCuan; B
group, Mrs. Fred Conrad; C
group, Mrs. Charles Mc
Adams; D group, Mrs. Fitz
hugh Brewer. Nine hole
medal play winner was Mrs.
William Tycer with Mrs.
Willis Williams runnerup.
Because of the Southern
Oregon golf tournament, there
will be no ladies' day on
Thursday, Aug. 29. Pairings
below are for Sept. 5 when
the play will be blind hole
for both the nine and 18-hole
groups. After signing up for
a starting time, ladies of the
18-holc division are asked to
contact others in their four
some. On Saturday, Aug. 31. the
ladies will hostess the annual
champagne luncheon in the
Starlite room at 1 p.m. at the
country club. Any WGA mem
ber not contacted by phone
is to call the club for a lunch
con reservation.
Ladies wishing information
may telephone Mrs. James
Cowning, 773-2974.
Sent. S PAIRINGS:
Mesdames Richard Schwahn. Ed
Nave. Ren Taylor. Frank Bencsh:
Uovd Brooks. C. A. Holmes. Al
Williams. Jerry Olson; Charles
McCuan. S. A. Peters. Kenneth
Teeter. Wm. Sehei; Fred Coleman.
Mnp.-f.v Woods. H. S Covinaton.
Charles Gustafson; Randall Gil
ford, F. G. Bunch. Warren Bay.
liss. Paul Deaver: Ray Frisbie.
Gordon Reeves. i.aien Banner.
William T. Clark: T A. Culbert
son Arthur Wood. Robert Mor
ris Robt S. Bover. Frank Tam
nev Leonard Sehildt. Dean Lam
bert John Flynn; Vincent Noble.
R E Hevsell. Tom Tubbs: H. R.
Hartzell. Richard Rementaria.
Mesdames Jack Six. Lawrence
Buonocore. Alex Petersen lAsh
landi Lew Bates: Wayne Safley.
la Milne. R M Sorenson. Paul
Selhv; Charles McAdams. Earle
Tichcnor. Dick House. S. L. Stark:
Wm Cownins. Floyd Somers.
C R Williamson. W B Walker;
Charles Swenson. R. D Ford.
James L. Gish; Wayne Struble;
F L Brewer. Jim Bavliss. M
Donald McGcary. John Day. An
drew Weiant. W H Pyle; R B.
Knicht Willis Williams. Glenn
Fabrlck- Andrew Foley. Isabelle
Card Max Larson. Paul Moore.
Nine Holes
Mesdames Vern Collins. Bud
Parsons. Ralph Marlatt: Al
Schwab. Melvin McGrew. G L.
Lewis R D. Baumbach (irekat.
Rav Wise Geo. Barnum; Paul
Ha'viland. W C Tycer D B.
Lowerv J S Cummins. Dick Wat
son Trios. Snoop: Dorothy Dow
i,m r.olden. Frank Bash:
Wes Pearson. Wayne Chituood.
Douclas Knokey: H F Walters.
Ernst Flakus. Jack Rowbotham:
Mark Tavlor. Richard Finch. W.
Benton Smith: B L Lageson.
Roval Bebb. Victor Moore: John
Gustatson. Ot. Binegar Joseph
Clark F H Holmes. Ellis Char
tier Don Hale. Samuel M Smith.
...,.h,n0 information re
tarding nairmts should call Mrs
Robert Hart. 773-i93. ) 1
in '62: Larry Grantham, All
League linebacker; a few good
holdover linemen and several
handy newcomers let go by
NFL clubs.
What Ewbank would like
most is to settle the quarter
b a c k battle between Lee
Grosscup and Johnny Green.
Weeb would prefer to have
one quarterback go all Uic
way once the season starts.
He thus has used Grosscup
and Green each for an entire
half during pre-season games,
hoping one will beat out the
other for the job.
With his vast knowledge of
players and excellent con
tacts made during his eight
NFL seasons, Ewbank has
signed several players he
feels can improve the Jets.
They are former Colts - Sher
man Plunkett, 290-pound of
fensive tackle; linebacker
Dave Yohn, and running back
Bob Clemens.
Other Newcomers
Other Jets' newcomers are:
Gene Heeter, a tight end
picked up from San Diego in
the AFL's equalization draft;
Dan Ficca, guard acquired in
a trade with Oakland; Bill
Lopasky, a guard let go by
the San Francisco Forty
Niners; John Kapele and Will
Renfro, former defensive line
men for t h e Philadelphia
Eagles; and tackle Bruce Tar
box and pass-catcher Glen
Knight, two former New York
Giants who stayed out of foot
ball in 1962.
And among the reliable ex
Titans are center Mike Hu
dock, linebacker Ed Cooke,
defensive linemen Bob Wa
ters and Dick Guesman, and
defensive backs Dainard
Paulson, Lee Riley and Billy
Atkins.
The prospects of bettering
1962's last-place finish are not
bright. But you can't keep
irrepressible Weeb from try
ing. 3 Qualify
At Portland
Portland -lUPIl John. Hed
lund of Lake Oswego, Eu
gene's Dodd Fischer and Fred
Mueller of Norbeck, Md.,
qualified here Monday for the
National Amateur golf tour
nament at Des Moines, Iowa
next month.
Twenty-three golfers from
Oregon and the Seattle area
competed in the sectional
qualifying.
Hedlund shot 72-75-147,
Fischer fired 75-72-147 and
Mueller, a former Portlander
who is attending a convention
in the city, had 74-74-148 at
Riverside Golf and Country
club.
Legion Dinner
September 12
Medford post of the Ameri
can Legion will hold its ban
quet for Boys' and Girls' State
delegates and Legion junior
Daseoan players on Thursday,
Sept. 12, at Rogue Valley
Country club.
Speaker will be Dr. Arthur
Krcisman, director of general
studies at Southern Oregon
college. Elliott Becken, Med
ford assistant superintendent
of schools, will be master of
ceremonies.
A planning meeting has
been set for Wednesday noon
at the Colony club by Legion
committeemen.
Belinsky Shuts
Out Spokane
United Press International
Maybe Bo Belinsky has re-
tormed!
From the way he is uitch
ing for the Hawaii Islanders.
it sure looks that way.
Bo, warming up the record
crowd of 16.954 which turned
out at Honolulu Stadium Mon
day night for the Islanders'
final home game of the sea
son, pitched a neat four-hitter
to lead Hawaii to a 6-0 victory
over Spokane.
In gaining his third victory
without a loss since being sent
to Hawaii by the parent Los
Angeles, Bo set the Indians
down with ease. He didn't
permit a runner to reach third
and hardly was in trouble.
LIMIT BOOSTED
Portland - H!Pli - The state
game commission said anglers
fishing McKay reservoir near
Pendleton will be allowed a
trout bag limit of 30 fish per
day with 60 in possession, re
gardless of size from Aug. 24
to Dec. 31. State Game Direc
tor Phil Schneider issued the
new directive today when it
was learned that the reservoir
is to be drawn down to a level
that will not support fish life.
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Southern
Opens at
Qualifying for the South
ern Oregon Golf tourney at
Rogue Valley Country club
both goes its heaviest and
concludes on Wednesday with
the appearance of visiting en
trants on the Medford layout.
Tomorrow evening some
432 contestants will be paired
for matches in Oregon's big
gest links event. Matches open
on Thursday morning. Men's,
women's and senior men's
championships will be decided
Olson Gets
Medalist
Honors
Tualatin -iDPli- Doug Olson
of Medford matched par with
a 71 to capture medalist hon
ors in the 18-hole qualifying
for the Pacific Northwest Golf
association junior boys' tour
nament Monday.
The 16-year-old Olson, who
was runner-up in the tourney
last year, shot 35-36.
Dan Scott of Seattle finish
ed in second place with a 74.
Tied for third with 75s were
Steve Cole, Jim Gannon and
Bill May, all of Seattle.
Match play began today.
Bowling
WASHOUT LEAGUE
Four Hs, winncri of the
second half, defeated the Pin
Cheaters, victors of ihe first
half, 3652 to 3375 for the
championship of the Washout
Bowling league. Trophies will
be presented Thursday eve
ning at Hoxy Ann lanes. Olen
McCoy had high scratch series
for the season and Joe Cuoixo
high game scratch. Al Hooker
rolled high series with handi
cap and Harry White high
game with handicap.
NIGHT HAWKS LKAGL'K
Night Hawks Bowline league
will meet at 9 p.m. on Thursday.
Aug. 29. at Roxy Ann lanes to or
ganize for the new season.
CHURCH LEAGUE
4 Splits (24-4) 4. John Wiselv
530: Handicappers 1 13-151 0, Car
rol Poe 461.
Gutter Dusters 1 151 3 1 3. Ben
Chaboude 563; First Christian (13
15i 1. Hans Holt 483.
Foxies (11-171 4. Claude Lewis
517: Alley Cats (10-18) 0. Roger
Peyton 394.
Ben Chaboude 205-189. John
Wisely 189, Vaughn Keyser 181.
Rita Miller 192-169, Lillie Holt
ltM. 4 ftp l its zasi.
Winner of 2nd half: 4 splits
First Christian won in play-off
for League champion.
BARTI.ETT BELLES
Bartlett Belles will open league
play in bowling at 6:45 p.m. on
Friday. Aug. 30. at Medford lanes.
All women interested in con
tending in the league are asked
to be on hand.
EARLY Blltlt LEAGUE
Women interested in bowling
on Thursday mornings are invited
to a meeting at 10 a.m. on Thurs
day. Aug. 29. at Roxy Ann lanes.
-1UNIOR-ADULT LEAGUE
(End of second half)
Four Flushers (20-4) 4, .John
Dickinson 620; Four B's (7-17) 0.
Gene Brooks 540.
.Ictsons (17-7) 3. Walt Skun
drick 572: Alley Cats (ll'i-12'a)
1. Kirby LeBaron 53.V
Three Cs and a Wow U6-8I 2.
Bill Warner 528: Unprcdictables
(12-12) 2. Bud Tunsate 572.
Four Perks (13-11) 1. Jerry Je
rolamon 554: Four Bells (12-12) 3.
Paul Bell 465.
Pin Plasterers Ul-13) 1. Glenn
Witkins 450: Four Goers (9-15) 3.
Marge Lusk 518.
Wood Choppers M 0-14) 3. Lou
Kula 480: Alley Gladiators (5j
181) 1, Dan Pennington 366.
John Dickinson 245. Wavne
Brooks 197. Edi Dickinson 196.
Bonnie Chandler 153: Four
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MEDFORD
Oregon Links Tourney
Bedford's RVCC Course
on Monday, Sept. 2, Labor
day.
Champions of 1962 defend
ing will be Mis Pam Stacey,
Medford, in the women's tour
ney, and Laurence Butler,
Ashland, in the senior men's
division.
Spectators Welcome
Today was the qualifying
day for Rogue Valley men and
women who aimed to make
championship flights. Non
championship flight qualifica
tion for local players conclud
ed yesterday.
The Southern Oregon is
known for its fun and social
features, as well as for some
topnotch golf. It is a holiday
period tourney. And, already
the country club has taken on
a festive atmosphere as par
ticipants practice as well as
qualify.
Tournament officials have
pointed out, as they do every
year, that residents of the val
ley may help make the tour
ney a success by joining the
galleries of spectators and
watching the golfers play.
There is no charge to gallery
iles.
WEDNESDAY QUALIFYING
STARTING TIMES
(Course No. 1)
6:29 Mrs. Hazel Cunha. Port
land; Mrs. Jeff Ehlen. Lake Oswego;
Mrs. Joseph F. Gilham, Lake Os
wego; Mrs. Dick Galvin, Roseville,
Calif. 6:36 Dodd Fisher. Eugene;
Homan Cooper, Areata, Calif.;
Chuck Cunha. Portland. 6:43
Robert A. Albricht. Portland: Jack
Beck with. Middlebury. Vermont;
Joseph F. Gilham, Lake Oswego;
Jim Girard. Rhono Dumas.
6:50 Clyde Spangler, Portland;
Walter Kresse Jr., Prinevillc; Jim
Yarbroiigh. Crescent City. Calif.;
Phillip Settfcase. Salem. 6:57 Mrs.
Margaret Mattson. Portland; Mrs.
Wally Reean. Portland: Mrs Rov
Renoud. Portland: Mrs. F. A. Short,
Portland. 7:03 Mrs. L. E. Tripp,
wswcjju; mrs. rtaipn LBWSOn,
Seattle: Mrs. Vickie Scott. Portland.
7:10 Mrs. Leone Alhrieht Pnrt-
land; Mrs. James Abbott. Portland;
Mrs. John Dasher, Portland; Mrs.
Molly Brinker. Crescent City. 7:24
mrs. Meiena uobuiiy, Portland;
Mrs. Wade Parker, Portland; Mrs,
Skippcry Bowie. Crescent' Citv;
Mrs. Mark Caldcr, Lake Oswego.
7:30 Richard Scott, Portland; Don
Sluchell. Portland; Hal Hamilton,
Crescent City; Dale Fisher. Eugene.
i:jo mrs. ijicnnis Kovacovicn
Eureka; Mrs. Connie Kiedrow.ski
Lodi. Calif.: Mrs .lane Bates Cnr.
vallis; Mrs. Marg Maves. Portland.
mrs. Kooerta Williams. Eu-
frene- Mr. Hpnrnn 1 Ta-,..(,.j.
Seattle; Mrs. Jo McManus, Fortuna!
cam.; Mrs. Dale Fisher. Eugene.
7:52 Mrs. William E. Caldwell
Corvalhs; Mrs. O. L. Dimmitt. Port
land; Mrs. Hen R. Hampton. Son
oma: Mrs. Shirley Jones. Portland
7:59 Mrs. W. T Wrieht Pnrt.
land: Mrs. W. J. Grants. Los Altos.
t-aiu.; Mrs. Edna Isaacs, Portland
Mrs. J. T. Pickett. Portland. fl Ofi
Mrs. E. M. Johnson. Atherton. Calif.;
Mrs. Starr Hankis, San Francisco;
mrs. Ainert Harris. &an Jose. Cal f.
Mrs. Evona Holloway, Crescent
L-ity. ana Mrs. Mildred Maxwell,
L-ocli. (alif.: Mrs. Miles Munscn. Eu
gene; Mrs. Stu DeVry, Eugene; Mrs
Harry Dale. Portland.
8:20 David Creason. Harrisburg.
rn., Jim Dtirien. ami namon, uant.
Kal LeMnster. Sacramento, Calif.;
ueorse h. mra. fortiana. 8:27
ally Regan. Portland: Robert Rose.
Seattle; David M. Johnson, Ather
ton; 8:34 Mrs. Bonnie O'Donncll,
Lake Oswcro; Mm. Robert Norris,
Roseville. Calif.; Mrs. Ernest East,
Portland; Mrs. James Dixon, Cor
vallis. 8:41 Dennis McMnnnus. Fortune;
James Maxwell, Lodi: Bob Hope.
Eugene: Robert A. Tonne. Liver
more. Calif. 8:48 Dwight McFad
den, Portland; Albert R. Roes. San
Jose. Calif: Herb Realph, Oakland.
Calif.; Miles Munsen. Eugene. 8:55
Mrs. W. W. Hale. Portland; Miss
June Rohinson. Albany; Mrs, Helen
Root. Redmond; Mrs. Frank Fisk,
Portland.
9:16 Mrs. Murray Yates. Sacra
mento: Mrs. Harry Pappas. Sonoma;
Mrs. Charles MacDonald. Boyes Hot
Springs, Calif.: Mrs. Mary Vranizan,
Portland. 9:30 Mrs. Frances Ram
sey, Corvalhs; Mrs. Rose Stephen
son, Portland: Mrs. Emma Bees, San
Jose; Mrs. Mollie Jacob. Crescent
City. f)-51 Mrs. Irene Sclby. Belle
vue. Wash.: Mrs. Edith Rettinger.
Portland: Mrs. Nancy Vranizan,
Portland.
9 :58 Lynn Creason. Tahoe.
Calif.; Ed Kovacovich, Eureka;
L. R. Austad, Portland; James A.
Fllinuton. Lodi. 11:01 Mrs. John
W. Bishop, Eugene. Mrs. Yvonne
Sneer. Crescent City. 11:08 S. A.
Holloway. Crescent City; Roger
MAIL TBIBURB, MEDFORD.
Tallakson, Seattle: Joseph Pickett,
Seattle.
11:15 Bob Ashman Bellevue. I
Wash.; James Abbott, Portlund; Ben j
naics, corvains; John W. Bishop.
Eugene. 11:22 Jack Os ten son Mo
desto, Calif.; Ed J Nagel. Portland;
Max debility. Portland; Wallv Ha-
benicht, Seattle. 11:29 Oliver
Jamison. Fresno: Mike Rilev,
Seattle: Mickey Shaw, Milwaukee.
11:36 Harrv Dale Portland
Jack Jacob. Crescent City; Morell
snarp, aeauie; t . r. Jacohs. Port
land. 11:43 Dr. Werner Zeller.
Portland: Fred Wilhelm. Eugene;
Wm. D. Speer. Crescent Citv; War
ren Deakins Oakland Calif 1 1 -n
Robert Frink. Albany; Jeff Eh-
len. LBKe uswego: Harold Eitlheim,
Ukiah. Calif.: Del mar Smith Wal
nut Creek. Calif.
11:57 C. D. Fruit Portland- Tim
Tucker. Seattle; Carl Krugor, Cres
cent cny; Hern Ross. Roseville.
12:03 Jlllt Horner San Vrnnrurn'
Floyd Baxter. Salem; Frank Allen.
Phoenix. Ariz.: John Bowie. Cres
cent City. 12:10 Glenn Kcllen
berg. Crescent City; Larry Hirons.
Eugene: Jim Snider. Portland; W J.
Grant. Los Altos. Calif.
12:17 David William Rii-ono-
Ed Shekter. Seattle; Bruce Stern.
Bellevue, Wash.: A. B Johnson.
Eugene. 12:24 Robert F. Walberg.
Coos Bay; Tom Gannon. Oakland,
Calif.: Hugh Kiedrowski. Lodi; Lar
ry Lau. Portland. 12:31 Bill Lee.
San Rafael. Calif.; Bill Closs. Palo
AltO. Calif ' John Hncltonhrnnlf
Corvallis; Brick P. McKcney. Eu
gene. 1Z:3B W. W. Hale Portland-
Mark Calder, Lake Oswego; b. T.
Bob Reeves. Lodi; Jack Rochud,
Eugene. 12:45 Myles Ralston.
Portland; Victor F. Fitzgerald. Sac
ramento; W. A Franklin. Portland;
Robert Reeves, Mt. View. Calif.
12:52 Steve G. Lovooren Pot tare
Grove; Gene Matdment. Portland:
Geo. Max. Portland; Murray B.
Yates. Sacramento.
12:59 Rohert Rlpnhon n n iP
Portland: Jim Scott. Portland;
Duane Roisen. Salem: Don Parrott.
Portland. 1:06 Robert Norris.
Roseville: Jack Props!. Lake Os
wego; John O'Donnell. Lake Os
wego; Phillip Harris. Seattle. 1:13
Don Michaelson, Klamath Falls;
Cameron C. Thorn. Coos Bap: L. G.
McCubbin. Portland; Leo Richard,
Cottage Grove.
1:20 Ed Vranizan. Port and: Jim
Walsh, Lake Oswego; Gene Tecl.
Portland; Monte Grace. Bellevue.
1:27 Bob Wellborn. Portland: Dr.
Gene Shortlidgc. Eugene; Bill Mc
Allister, Portland: Phil Underwood,
Portland. 1 34 C. J. VanDuker,
Miltbrae. Calif.; Norm Maves. Port-
land: Dale Van Sickle. Portland:
Chas. McDonald. Boyes Hot Springs.
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i Calif.; Wm. R. Van Dyke. Fresno;
Van Hoomissen, Portland. 1 :48
Robert Ede. Portland: Slu DeVry.
Eugene; Dick Calvin. Roseville;
Dave Monroe. Portland. 1:55 Vir
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2:02 Bruce McDonald. Seattle;
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Edward B. Brown, Portland: Chas.
F. Allen, phoenix. Ariz. 2:09 Jim
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Bill Bcrger. Portland; Steve Werg
hciincr, Bellevue, Wash.; Jack
Gammon. Seattle. 2 30 William
Hoppin Jr., Farmington. Conn.; Al
bert Harris. Ephrata, Wash.; Cliff
Goldman, Portland; Don Robin,
Redding. Calif.
(Course No. 2)
8 a.m. Charles A. Morgan, San
Francisco: Ralph M. Lawon, Se
attle; James Dixon. Corvallis: Wil
liam Caldwell. Corvallis. 8:08 E.
M, Johnson, Atherton, Calif.; Gail
Hartley. Eugene; Dr. Ralph Gor
don, Salem; Frank Corsetli. Napa.
Cnlif. 8:16 Dr. F. A. Short, Port
land: Roy F. Renoud. Portland: F.
Jerry Glecson, Seattle; Ernest East,
Portland.
8:32 Harry Pappas. Sonoma;
Wade Parker, Portland; J. C. Nor
ton Jr.. Lake Oswego. 8:48 Cy
Harbeke, Denver, Colo.: Starr Han
kis, San Francisco; Howard Le
Clere. Presidio, Calif.; Jim Speight,
Burlingame. Calif. 8:56 Ray Isaacs,
Portland; Vern Hallin. Eureka; E.
j. Hycke. Portland; John R. Dash
er. Portland.
9:08 Cliff Wolf, Portland; Fred
erick A. Tucker, Seattle: Arnie
Inches, Portland: Ben Hampton,
Sonoma. 9:12 Ben Feucrwerker.
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Frank Davis. Portland: James Ba
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Portland; Andy Toyly. Red Bluif,
Calif.; L. S. McLean. Baysidc.
Calif.
9:36 Fred Stevens Jr., Portland;
William L. Ralston, Lake Oswego;
Reg Parsons, Wood lawn Hills, Calif.;
E- C. Mattson. Portland. 9:44 Jim
Marchese, Napa, Calif.; Charles La
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Oswego; R. B. Stone. Corvallis;
Ivcr Isackson. Areata. Calif.
10 a.m. R. Jack Simpson. Han
ford. Calif.; George Simcrville.
Corvallis: George M. Riley, North
Bend; W. I,ex Murray. Portland.
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Parents Hear Hanby Football Plans Discussed
Gold Hill Fifty boys and
30 parents met with Varsity
Coach Leon Myers here last
week to hear plans for the
coming football season of the
Hanby Elementary school
Huskies.
Prospective griddcrs were
given physical exams by Dr.
Stanley A. Brown, Central
Point, during the evening.
Principal Gilbert Mack ad
dressed the parents on the
purposes of the school athletic
program and on the insurance
setup. Assistant Coaches Wal
ter Doherty and Marvin
Throne discussed the fall
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At Gun Club
Thirty-eight shooters turned
out al the Medford Gun club
Sunday to sharpen up for the
coming bird seasons.
Percy Bcardon broke 25 of
25 at 16 yards, while Hugh
Wright, Mike Drake, Billy
Bryant and Loyd Langston
each broke 24. Breaking 23 of
25 were Frank Broylcs, Don
Peterson, Bill Bryant, Ray
Coleman and Dick Nicder
meyer. In handicap, B. Henry broke
23 of 25 and Bill Bryant,
Floyd Young, Ray Coleman
and Ed Cox each 22.
Bill Bryant broke 23 in
skeet shoot, Floyd Young 22
and Don Peterson 21.
FIGHTS
Tokyo (UPIi Yoshinori Taka
hashi. 145 1 j. Japan, out pointed
Makotn Watanahc, 142. Japan (12),
twon Orient welterweight title).
Birmingham. England (UPI I
Mick Leahy. lfiOtj, England, out
pointed Gil Diaz, 153 14, New
York (101.
New Bedford, Mass. (UPI)
Vince Shomo. 140. New York out
pointed Manny Burgo. 150. New
Bedford (10); Eddie Sylvia. Ittl.
New Bedford, outpointed Eddie
Spenre. 160. Pittsfield. Miss., (fit.
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schedule and the practice
hours.
Myers also talked concern
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football equipment. Saying
that sportsmanship will be
stressed, Myers reported that
Hanby will have a varsity
team of mostly eighth grad
ers, a jayvee team of seventh
graders and a "Pups" team of
fifth and sixth graders. This
will be the first year for the
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Hanby will use the same
rules as Medford schools. The
Huskies will vie in a league
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Practices for the seventh
and eighth graders opened
Monday with 5 to 8 p.m. drill
on the Patrick school field
Fifth and sixth graders will
begin workouts after school
starts.
Hanby varsity will scrim'
mage McLoughlin of Medford
on Sept. 17. On Sept. 27, the
Huskies will play at Rogua
River. There will be no jun'
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vees will see some action with
Central Point and Grants
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