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SIPCDMTTS MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1963 Coast Football Briefs Casanova Has Praise For Haggerty, Matson; Ruhl May Miss Next OSU Tilt EUGENE. Ore. (UPD-Coach Len Casanova praised guard An cer Haggerty and tackle Pat Matson after viewing movies of Saturday's 17-7 loss to Penn State. Coach Casanova put his play ers through a two-hour workout Monday in getting ready for Sat urday's battle at Stanford. "OR V ALUS, Ore. (UPI) -Oregon State center Dick Ruhl probably will miss the Beavers' home opener against Colorado Saturday nighl. Ruhl suffered bruised ribs as the Beavers won a come-from-behind 29-14 battle against Utah at Salt Lake City. Fullback Booker Washington, who injured his knee, and end Doug McDougall, who suffered shoulder injury, were also list ed as "doubtful" for Saturday's game. SEATTLE. Wash. (UPI) Coach Jim Owens of Washington said today that only one player j was hurt in Saturday's battle j against Air Force. Guard Koll Hagen hurt an elbow ana won i make the trip east to face Pitts burgh this week end. Owens blamed poor liming for Forty Niners Injury Picture Not Too Bad REDWOOD CITY. Calif. (UPI) The San Francisco Forty Niner injury situation was not bad today considering t h e number of players shaken up in last Sunday's 20-14 loss to Baltimore. Both Bernie Casey and Dan Colchico, who were helped off the field, were only bruised and are expected to be ready to go Sunday at Minneapolis against the Vikings. Linebacker Mike Dowdle sus tained a fractured thumb, ac cording to x-rays, but also hop ed to be ready Sunday. Meanwhile, a look at team statistics showed that the Forty Niners lack of ball control has cost them their two close de feats. San Francisco had been out first downed 54-24 in their first two games and been outgaincd 813-440. They have had the ball on only 84 plays as against 160 for the opposition. 1 HID SUNNY BROOK DSf. HI.. MUMllt. KT. 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Coach Dee Andros said the lit tle back, who led Vandal rush ers with 64 yards gained in Saturday's 32 8 romp over Fresno State, is nursing a shoulder separation and is ex pected to be out for a month. BERKELEY. Calif. (UPI) Guard Ron Caligari, who is battling an infection, was the oniy i,aiiiarnia Bear our oi ao tion as the Bears drilled for Saturday's battle at Idaho. The Bears, who defeated Iowa State last Saturday, worked on punt and kickoff coverage Mon day. Coach Marv Levy said he felt the Bears were weak in these departments1 against the Cyclones. STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) -Coach John Ralston of Stanford said today that sophomore full back Glen Myers would be out for several weeks with a shoul der separation. Myers, a sophomore, captain ed the freshmen last year and had been regarded as some needed backfield insurance this year. He sustained the injury last Saturday in Stanford's 29 13 win over San Jose State. Swimmers Overwhelm KF KLAMATH FALLS Med fol d's swimmers defeated Klam ath Union here Saturday at the high school pool, wilh the boys winning by 58 to 27 and the girls by 71 lo 13. Mcdford's boys won eight first places in the 10 events, while the girls won all of the firsts In their events. STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 90 PROOF. KENTUCKY BIFNDFT) WHISKEY 86 PROOF. C5t SMI NPJTM SPIRITS Smooth jntjerfamiid? BUY THE BLEND $3.05 Pint I.J GRIZZLY TACKLED Tom Voth (23). Ash land, is stopped after picking up yards for his club in sophomore football game against Medford here last night. Making the tackle Ashland Sophomores Nip Medford Footballers 7-6 Tim Voth sped 56 yards fori a touchdown then toed the ex tra point kick which meant the margin of victory here last night in 7 to 6 nod by the Ash land Grizzlies in a sophomore football game with Med ford high. Ashland's touchdown came in the third quarter after a stale mated initial half. Medford threatened three times before going over for its TD in the dying moments of the game. Bruce Stewart scored for the sophomore Tornado on a three yard crack after a pass for 31 yards from Sal Equivcl to Bob Dames set up the TD chance. A fake kick play failed to get the bonus point for Medford. Lewis Goes Over An official's whislle blown too quickly prevented an Ash land second quarter score. Medford had its back to its goal as the period nearcd its close. Stewart boomed for six yards and the ball got away from him. Dave Lewis nabbed the pigskin on the 15-yard line and fought into the end zone. Bur, because of the whistle blast the ball was ruled dead on the 15 and no touchdown was al lowed. Two plays later with the hall on the Medford eight-yard line the half ended. In the first half neither team netted much yardage. In the second Medford piled up the yards but only once could dent the goal. To Nine-Yard Line The Tornadoes got down to the 12 in the late third quarter. An illegal motion penalty set i 1 sunny ' :.'- ft BROOK SUNNY H !t brook a , , , rTA KjiM W in in i rr -mmW them back and Ashland held them on the 12. An Ashland fumble recovered by Don Wil son gave Medford the ball on the Grizzly 18 but the Bruins held on their nine. Medford moved in from mid- field after an Ashland punt, with the aid of a Bear penaltv and a pass for 28 yards. Curt Smith lo Esquivel. The pass gave Medford first down on the nine. Stewart bucked in two plays to the six. On third down Bill Collins carried to the two and lost the ball. Ross Cold- well fell on it for Ashland to wreck the Medford bid. The Whirlwind took over on the Ashland 30 after a Grizzly punt. Two passes were incom plete and Bruce Bertrand lost four yards trying to pass. Then, came the clulch fourth down pass play, putting the ball on the three. Ashland had a net yardage edge of 37 to 29 in the first half. Early action was much in Grizzly territory. But, a fum ble recoverv bv Roger God- dard in the Medford end of the field, turned the advantage to Ashland in the second panel. Caps 82-Yard Surge Medford out-yardaged the Bruins 183 to 110 in the second half. Volh's touchdown was the. big explosion of an 82-yard move to Ihe goal. He gained four yards from the 18 and Lewis picked up seven. Terry Clark went 12 yards on a pitch to the Ashland 41. Two gains by Lewis reached the 44. Then, Voth broke to the right over the scrimmage line, cut up the mid dle, and was on his way to the goal. The tussle inaugurated tackle football on the fairgrounds ball park grass. The field is laid across the baseball diamond outfield of the park which is rapidly being developed. STATISTICS: .Mfd. . .1 !sh. First downs passinc First downs rushing- loiai lirst downs 7 Yards rushinc I n I 143 4 147 l-l 4-30 1 Yards passinc . ill ivci scrimmage yards 212 Passes tried, enmp. . 12-.S. Yards penalized 5-3.S. Fumbles lost 3 Colorado Coach Pleased With Effort Against Trojans BOULDER. Colo.(UPI)-Head Coach Eddie Crowder, still "very proud" of Ihe showing Colorado made against top-rated university of Southern Calif ornia Saturday, held a skull ses sion Monday to improve Ihe Buffs' offense. After the meeting, the first and second squads worked out in sweat clothes for an hour while the rest of the squad scrimmaged wilh the freshman team. Junior end Stan Irvin. who ag gravated an old knee injury in the L'SC game, was slill on the doubtful list for next Saturday's night game wilh Oregon Stale at Portland. California Sets Fish Regulations SACRAMENTO (UPI) The Stale Department of Fish and Game has recommended virtu ally Ihe same angling reoul- lions for 1964 as are currently in effect. The trout season north of the Tchachapi would open May 2, except in the counties of Hum boldt and Del Norte and parts of Trinity, Mendocino and Lake, where it would start May 30, It would end Oct. 31. But in Southern California, and in some lakes and streams, trout fishing would remain open year 'round. The trout limit again would be 10. except in Ihe all-year areas where Ihe winter limit would be five. WOMK.VS r.OI.F LAKE OSWEGO (L'PI)-Mrs. T S. Harrison of Portland's Wavcrley club look medalist honors in Ihe Oregon Women's Golf association tournament qualifying round Monday with a five-ovcr-par 7K is Ron Sanford and coming up to help is Don Wilson (60). Ashland won 7-6 with Voth run ning 56 yards for a touchdown and booting the extra point. Dick James May Be NFL s Most Underrated Back WASHINGTON (UPI)-No. 47 on (he Washington Redskins may be the National Football League's most underrated back. No. 47 belongs to litle Dick James, the Tribe's veteran and versatile halfback whose 175 pounds of muscle and 75 pounds of heart. After the first two games of the season, James leads the club in rushing yardage and punt re turns and is second in kickoff returns. He scored the key touchdown in the Redskins' vic tory over Los Angeles Saturday night. But statistics do not tell Ihe story of James' value to Ihe team. He is a relatively small 5-9 player with tremendous pride and spirit. In eight years of NFL wars, James has yet to be injured, he seldom fumbles and he manages to come up with clutch play that often means the diference between winning and losing. MachenTo Face Johnson Oct. 12 SANTA MONICA. Calif. (UPI) Heavyweight Eddie Machen will seek the second victory of his current comeback attempt Ocl. 12 when he faces Alonzo Johnson of Pittsburgh in a 10 round featured match at civic auditorium. Machen was slated to meet Johnson in his return to the ring after an IR-monlh absence Sept. 16, but when Johnson developed a cold Machen was paired with Ollie Wilson of Miami, whom he knocked out in six rounds. The promoting Civic Boxing Enterprises Inc. said Monday Thad Spencer and Jimmy Flet cher would box another 10 rounder the same evening as a co-feature. Oregon-Oregon St. Tickets Are Sold Out EUGENE (UPI) Tickets to the Oregon-Oregon State football game here Nov. 23 have been sold out, Oregon officials said Monday. The Oregon-Washington con test at Portland Oct. 26 earlier was sold oul. SL'IIWKITZKR LOST McMINNVILLE. Ore. (UPI) Defensive end Denny Schweitzer has been losl for the season be cause of a ruptured leg tendon, Linfield football coach Paul Durham said today. Schweitzer is a junior from Rcedsport. CASH IS WELCOME! there's nothing that can put ihe lichl inlo your little lady's eyes like budget-balancing CASH! You gel it so convenient wilh a Commercial Credit Plan personal loan, there's alvas a friendly welcome . . . and a sincere inlercsl in our problems . . . awaiting you at our office, too. HOW MUCH CAN YOU USE? 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"I hope I never see a fast learn if Oklahoma is slow," Mc Kay said. "We know Oklahoma is a very fine football team. And it's the team that gets the most points that wins, not the team that runs up the statistics. McKay was not too satisfied wilh his club's 14-0 voctory over Colorado but his dissatisfaction was more over the playing con ditions. A downpour at Boulder, Colo., made it difficult for both teams and deprived the Trojans of the chance to demonstrate whether they were the equal of last year's national champion- snip team. The UCLA Bruins, badly burn ed by one team from the slate of Pennsylvania, hoped to do better against a second. Coach Bill Barnes said his club did few things well against Pitts- i burgh here last Friday. But he was hopeful that a few corrections might result in better performance against the strong Penn State club at Uni versity Park, Pa. "It seemed that somebody was making a mistake on every play against Pitt, Barnes said. We knew Pitt was an outstand ing team but we should have done better. Although he failed lo com plele a pass, Carl Jones will get the starting quarterback assign mcnt again, Barnes said. Michigan State To Open With Sophomore QB EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPI) Michigan State university, f o the first time in Duffy Daugh erty's 10 years as head coach will open its football s e a s o wilh a sophomore listed as the No. 1 quarterback. Steve Juday, a lightweight 19 year-old from Northville, Mich was given the job Monday, edg ing out junior letterman Dick Proebstle of Canton, Ohio. The decision, Daugherty said, wasn't an easy one to make. "Juday will start, and t w o weeks ago that would not have been so tough a choice to make. But Proebstle has made more progress in the last two weeks than at any other time in his career," Daugherty said. "But the job is Steve's, and if he keeps improving, as I'm sure he will, he'll stay in there. He's our No. 1 quarterback." 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