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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
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the upset 10-7 win by Air Force.
The Huskies repeatedly jumped
over the line ahead of the snap
and drew five-yard penalties.
PULLMAN. Wash. (UPI) -Washington
State, dumped by
Texas Tech 16-7 last Saturday,
at least reported no injuries and
expects to be at full strength
for Saturday's toughie at Iowa.
The Cougars worked on pass
ing, running and punt protec
tion in Monday's drill.
MOSCOW. Idaho (UPD-ldaho
will be without the services of
wingback Cary Smith Saturday
when the Vandals meet tough
Utah in Boise.
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.
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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.
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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:
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First downs passinc
First downs rushing-
loiai lirst downs 7
Yards rushinc I n I
143
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147
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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.
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McKay Still j
Has Respect
For Sooners
LOS ANGELES (UPI) - John
McKay, the reigning "Coach of
the Year," is not buying any Ok
lahoma tales of woe as he look
ed ahead to his Southern Cali
fornia Trojans meeting t h e
Sooners in the television game
of the week here Saturday.
The Sooners will be given all
the respect due a school that an
nually fields one of the nation's
top football teams, McKay indi
cated Monday before the South
ern California Football Writers
meeting.
McKay listened attentively as
Oklahoma spokesman Har o 1 d
Keith hinted the 1963 edition of
the Sooners grid machine was
"slow" and had been oulgained
and outdowned by Clcmson in
their seasonal opener.
"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."
PICKS TOURNEY SITES
NEW YORK (UPI) - The
1965 National Amateur Public
Links Championship will be
payed at the North Park Golf
course in Pittsburgh, Pa., July
12-17, and the 1965 Junior Ama
teur Championship will be held
at the Wilmington Country Club,
Wilmington, Del., Aug. 4-7, it
was announced Monday by the
U.S. Golf Association.
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