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the 11 offensive starting jobs of
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Roberts, tackle; Paul Diedrich,
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The Minnesota Vikings ran up
33 points Friday night but coach
Norm Van Brocklin was brag
ging about his defense.
The long-suffering Viking de
fenders shutout the St. Louis
Cardinals and yielded only 43
yards rushing and 125 passing
to post tneir lourm e.niuuum
virtnrv aeainst a single loss.
Quarterback Frank Tarkenton's
passing set up two toucnaown
runs by Bill Brown ana one uy
torn Wilson, and nit tioy win.
ston for another tally.
The second pre-season double-
header Saturday night pits ine
unbeaten Baltimore Colts against
the Chicago Bears (2-2) at New
Orleans after the Dallas Cow
boys and Detroit Lions, each
wiih 2-2 marks, clashed in the
opener.
The New York Giants (1-3),
minus most of their starting
backfield, played Philadelphia,
winner of its last two starts
after two losses at Princeton.
N. J.
Winless Washington tackled
the champion Green Bay Pack
ers, winners of four straight, at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and San
Francisco, also winless, visited
the Rams (1-3) at Los Angeles
in Saturday night games.
One Sunday contest has Cleve
land playing Pittsburgh, both
with Identical 2-z records,
at
Canton, Ohio, in the televised
Hall of Fame Game.
Linfield Loses
Dennis Vitale
MrMINNVILLE (UPI) - All-
Northwest Conference fullback
Dennis Vitale will not be with
fhe conference football cham
pion UntMd Wildcats this fall.
Coach Paul Durham an-
nnunrwl Friday that lh 2(15.
pound Vitale, who led the team
in rushing with 698 yards and
in touchdowns with nine last
season will bcin six months of
training with the Na 1 1 o n a 1
Guard this month. 1
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Indicated as top candidates for
the Phoenix high football team
the above 13 players. From left
Gary McGarily, tackle; Charles
center; Charles Martin, guards;
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"COME TO PAPA" During Eagle Point High
school's intravarsity scrimmage Friday night,
right half Dale Chamberlain (right) caught this
15-yard flat pass from quarterback Bobby Col
EP GriddersWill Work On
EAGLE POINT - Consider
able attention will be given lo
defense in this week's drills,
Eagle Point High School Foot
ball Coach Vern Steward report
ed following an intrasquad
scrimmnge on Friday evening.
In review of the scrimmage
Steward said:
"The hoys are learning the
new offense rapidly. Ball han
dling was exceptional with no
fumbles throughout the session
, , , Interior line blocking show
ed promise with Dave Blair
(team captain), Morgan Miller,
Vic Eccleston and Merle Ford,
opening holes. Dan Loper, Jerry
Moore, Dale Chamberlain and
Dale Herrmann were mainsays
on defense.
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and Dennis Grcnnan, halfbacks; Jon Granby, fullback, and
Jim Consbruck and Ken Hawkins, halfbacks. Phoenix plays
Serra Catholic at Salem next Friday.
pitis, followed his interference (massing at the
left), and rambled for an 18-yard gain .before
being downed.
the middle for a 98-yard touch
down sprint. Dale Chamberlain
caught two touchdown passes,
from Bob Corliss good for 42
yards and from Bob Colpitis for
55 yards.
Colpitis dashed 30 yards for
MEDFORDKSaWTWBUNX
Grants Pass
Offense Appars Okeh
GRANTS PASS-"If we can
get our hands on the ball, we
might score a few times."
That's how Grants Pass High
Head Football Coach Mel In
gram sums up the outlook for
his 1963 Caveman aggregation,
which a coach's poll has estab
lished as the favorite in the
Southern Oregon conference.
I What Ingram is getting at is
that, at this stage of drill, the
. CP offense appears lo be do
j ing okeh while Ihe defense
' needs some work. The defense
needs to get the ball so that
I the attacking forces can opcr-
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Defense
a score. A freshman combina
tion teamed on a 55-yard scor
ing pass play Scott McKinnis
to Richard Bartling. McKinnis
tallied on a one-yard sneak.
Chamberlain and McKinnis each
ran a conversion.
High Grid
ale. "I think we'll be all right
on offense," said the coach.
The success of Grants Pass
operations, however, could hinge
a lot on the health of Gary Van
Koten at the right halfback
post. He's currently sidelined
with the back ailment from
track which kept him out of
the Mcdford game last fall. "If
we can have Van Koten, we'll
have a good backficld, he's dan
gerous all the time," remarked
Mel, who is the dean of District
6 A-l grid coaches.
Veteran Kackfield
Grants Pass does have a vet
eran backficld among its 15
lettermen. In addition to Van
Koten the backs are Tom Spar
lin, quarterback: Terry lsabell,
left half, and Rich Ireland, full
back. Other backs who have let
tered are Bill Newland and Bill
Cole, the latter a defensive
player. Larry Forsgren, a capa
ble player up from the junior
varsity, is the No. 1 right half
in Van Kolen's absence.
In the line there are Ihree
regulars from last year. They
arc Jim Cornell, guard: Bob
I.indemann, tackle, and Marty
Bauer, end.
Oilier line lellermen are
Chuck Fuller and Barry Karnes,
guards: Leslie Sanders, tackle,
and Jerry McCormack, Sieve
Sweanngen and Jim Goode.
ends
Cornell cuncnlly is hobbled
by a knee sprain and Fuller by
an ankle sprain.
Among leadinc candidates
from the junior varsity are Pat
1-owe and Tern1 Crenshaw
Lowe is lop candidate for the
center spot vacated by Glenn
. Scott. Crenshaw is an end.
i Ingram described his Cave
jman squad as "not too big."
s Lowe is around L'lH) pounds and
Lindemann and Mc Cormack
around 190.
The Cavemen completed their
second week of drills with an
early evening practice yester-
day. He said yesterday thai for
that drill "no one will be
allawed ii the tfands." Persons
aa'aiittea: t the practice scene,
he said, were going to "have to
itVetify themselves. In other
wrds, he closed Ihe practice
to scouts" from other schools.
Grants Pass opens its season
on rnday. Sept. 13, in a nnn
fi league game at Klamath Falls.
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
Accomplishments Noted
'I think we've accomplished
quite a bit," declared Fred Spie
gclberg yesterday as the Med
ford high head football tutor
summed up the first two weeks :
of practice.
"We've got the offense in
stalled. Now, it's just a mat-
Reserved seat tickets for the
Mcdford Corvallis high foot
ball game here next Friday,
Sept. 13, will go on sale on
Monday.
Ralph Hale. Mcdford high ac
tivities director, said that sale
will open at 1 p.m. at (he school
activities office ;it Window
I) across the hall from Ihe prin
cipal's office.
The single came reserves
sell for $2.75 each in section
and D of the west grandstand
and 'i in sections A and r.
ter of polishing it up," said the
coach following the Saturday
workout.
"We're over the real rough
stuff. Now we'll keep polishing
the offense and wonting more
on defense, Spiegelberg report
ed.
Offensively, passing may get
a lot of attention before ihe
Black Tornado takes on Cor-
Mel Renfro
Has Class
EUGENE, Ore. (UPI) - Sen
ior halfback Mel Renfro showed
all of his old-time class Friday
during a "no contact" drill for
the Oregon football team.
Coach Lou Casanova said he
was completely satisfied with
the condition of his squad and
planned a game - type scrim-
make for Saturday. The Ducks
worked on pass defense, kickoff
returns and offensive and defen
sive assignments during rn
day's two drills.
Ragsdale In
New Flanker-T
STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) -
Coach John Ralston's biggest
problem at Stanford is how well
have the Indian veterans adapt
ed themselves to his version of
the Flanker-T.
Ralston also got a solid look
at his new "three quarterback"
backfield. He has given it that
name because Chuck Weaver,
Steve Thurlow and Dick Rags-
dale all have played the posi
tion.
In y e s t e r day scrimmage,
Thurlow and Ragsdale ran from
the halfback posts, giving the
team any number of possibili
ties lo use run-pass option.
UO Whites Edge
Greens, 13-0
EUGENE (UPI) - Quarter-,
hack Doug Post guided t h e I
Whites to a 13-0 victory over
the Greens in a game-type Ore
gon football scrimmage before
about 2,000 persons Saturday.
Post, a junior who missed last
season because of an injury, set
up both touchdowns for the win
ning squad. He completed four
of 11 passes for 64 yards and
ran for 58 more yards on 10
carries.
Halfback H. D. Murphy scored
on a 24-yard run and fullback
Lu Bain tallied on a 1-yard
plunge for the Whiles. Post set
up Murphy's touchdown scamper
with a 12-yard pass and ran IB
yards lo set up Bain's scoring
plunge.
All-American halfback Mel
Renfro and Bob Berry, the
Ducks' regular quarterback last
season, missed Ihe full-scale
scrimmage with minor injuries.
North Umpqua
Stretch Closed
SAI.EM (UH) - A portion of
the North Umpqua river near
Rosehurg will be closed to fish
ing until further notice.
Slate Game Director Phil
Schneider said construction of
a new ladder at the Pacific
Power and Light Co. dam is de
laying passage of anadromous
fish and causing a concentration
of fish in Ihe area just below the
facility.
He said the delay in upstream
migration is making the fish
"extremely vulnerable"' lo over
fishing. Affected is Ihe stretch of river
from Ihe old V. S. highw a y
bridge downstream to a marked
point al Pavis Rapids.
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j ST. I.OU1S - U PU - Half
hack John David Crow will
miss at least Ihe first Ihree
t games of the National Football
1 league season after being placed
!on Ihe injured list by the St.
I Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals
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i had cleared on Crow, the third
j leading rusher in the team's his
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vallis on Friday night, Sept. 13,
at ine Aledlord stadium. "Pass
ing needs more work than any
thing," stated the head man.
It's a matter of coordinating
throwers and receivers.
Hitting Good
Spiegleberg c h a r a c terized
yesterday's workout as "a pret
ty good scrimmage." He said,
"They're hitting good."
He indicated that the 1963 ver
sion of the Tornado is just about
as far along in its season prep
Interesting Grid Action
Forecast by Coaches at
' Meeting of Linebackers
You 11 see a team you U en
joy watching."
"I think we'll have a real in
teresting team."
Those were comments by two
coaches Friday noon at the first
meeting of the fall season of the
Mcdford Linebackers club.
The first remark was by Al
Akins, Southern Oregon college
football coach, concerning his
Red Raiders. The second was
by Paul Evensen, Medford high
football line coach, concerning
the Black Tornado.
Four Shrine game football
players and their high school
coaches were guests. The play
ers were Charles Pomeroy, Ea
gle Point; Jim Calhoun, St.
Mary s, and Dan Miles and
Gary Griffin, Medford. Pomeroy
and Calhoun played in the East
West contest last month and
Griffin and Miles in the State
Metro tilt. A guest also was
Chris Brewer, Medford, State
team manager.
Coaches Introduce
Introductions of the five
youths were made by Coaches
Vern Steward, Eagle Point; Bill
McKibbin, St. Mary's, and Fred
Spiegelberg, Medford.
Of the Southern Oregon college
grid outlook, Akins reported,
we're going to have a good team
this year." He said, "You're go
ing to see a fine ball club" and
mentioned that SOC plays wide
open football. Akins reported
that a four-year contract with
University of Hawaii is all but
signed.
Evensen said that the Black
Tornado has its largest line
since since Medford had its
worst season in 1953. "Our kids
now move quick," the line men
tor reported. He reported that
in the line "we've still got our
little boys" and said that the
second and third team lines are
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arations as last year's team
was at this same stage.
There are a number of in
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healthy by the time the Cor
vallis game rolls around. Tac
kle Jeff Hardrath was not in
pads yesterday because of
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Quarterback Rich Knight, who j
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31 squad fray, was back in ac
tion yesterday for the first
not so close to the first line as
were those of last season.
Evensen predicted that "Cor
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Spiegcleberg, who was head
coach this summer for the State
Shrine football team, spoke con
cerning the Shrine game. He
stated, "Our kids from South
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tor spoke highly of Paul Broth
ers, the quarterback from Rose
burg, but declared, "We could
have gone with Dan (Miles) and
won it."
Dr. Leonard Mayfield, Med
ford superintendent of schools,
told Linebackers that the recon
structed and returfed high
school football field has come ;
through in good shape. Mayfield
said that green and amber lights 1
will be on the poles of the yard- j
ace chain this season. There
will be red lights on the down j
box and on the red flag poles at
the corner poles on the goal
lines.
Dean Benson end and defen
sive coach of the Mcdford high
grid club and head track coach,
reported on the rubber-asphalt
pole vault and broad jump run
way and high jump takeoff area.
Also introduced were Tom
Marier, Medford high backfield
coach, and Enrico DeMaria,
from Alba, Italy, Medford's sis
ter city.
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gal and Scott Miller all letter
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lost to Ihe Beavers for at least
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Doctors disclosed Friday that
Roberts has ulcers and needs a
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A full scale scrimmage was
held by the Beavers Saturday.
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