Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 29, 1963, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, TOUCHDOWN JAUNT Using the protection of Sherm Kiger (20), Crater high's Vern Swanson (33) runs for first touchdown of third quarter in Friday night grid game between Comets of Crater Gridders Swamp Red Devils Of Coquille 48-13 CENTRAL POINT The Class A-2 Coquille Red Devils were no match here Friday night for the A-l Crater High school Comets, Central Point's Fireball foot ballers trounced the Devils by a score of 48 to 13, Crater scored In all four periods of the fracas, including three times in the second quar ter and two times in the third. Sherm Kiger crossed the goal line three times for Crater, Vern Swanson twice and John Hall and Gary Schwab each once in a tangle highlighted by long gains. Swanson had dashes of 78 and 45 yards, Schwab one of 70 and Kiger one of 45. Mike Inger raced 72 yards for the first TD of the Devils. Third Victory Quarter scores were 7 to 0, 28 to 6 and 41 to 6 as Crater ran its season unbeaten string to three. It was the third loss in as many times on the field for Coquille. The Comets reached touch down land in the first few min utes of the game. Gains by Swanson and Darryl Summer field led up to the score. Sherm Kiger went the final six yards. Gerald Branch made the first of five conversion kicks. The drive from the Comet 45 took just nine plays, A 30-yard punt return by Chuck Taylor teed the second counter, Swanson then took a pitchont from Roger Neufeld and swept right end on his 45- yard TD play. Coquille fumbled on the ensuing kickoff. Larry Glawe recovered for the Fire halls on the Devil 40-yard line. Crater powered to the 15. From there Hall went over for six points. , 773 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili FORDS, Transmission Exchanges All Types PHONE 779-1537 104 West 6th Medford SEPTEMBER 29, 1963 Just before the halftime gun, Kiger intercepted a Devil pass. He ran to the Coquille two-yard line and plunged over on the next play. Swanson's sweep for 78 yards was next for the Comets. Then Kiger got away for his 45. Schwab got away on a cross buck for his long run. This time Kiger ran the extra point. A pass play, Craig Johnson to Ivan Pearson was the second touchdown-maker for the Red Devils. Ted Church hurled to Wayne Johnson for the extra point. Linemen Jack Peek and Larry Glawe showed well for the Comets along with backs Sum merficld and Sig Milkowski. Coquille's Mike Inger played with the will to win but the Devils lacked the line strength to help him. He suffered a nose injury in the fourth quarter. Church and Rod Reiner showed good running ability for the Devils. Crater outgaincd the Red Devils 492 to 279 in net scrim mage yards. STATISTICS: rr II 4fl2 8-3 2 . Ida 3 S-3B8 Coq n 7 10-4 1 31 I 7-20.0 First down NelsarimmsKe yards Passc tried, rnm. .... Pusses Intercepted .. Yard! penalized Fumhlea Punts And average ... MARIS REMOVES CORSET NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Yankee outfield, rounding into top shape for the World Series, received encour aging news Thursday when Rog er Maris decided his back felt good enough to shed the corset he has been wearing for the past week. DEER CUTTING Wrapping & Skinning Sapiratt Coolcn (or Deir LOCKERS AVAILABLE Harper's Lockers - 1715 772-6381 CHEVROLET'S, BUICKS, WILLYS AND ALL OTHER MAKES Completely installed engines and custom re building at low direct-fadory-to-you prictsl Terms To At low At . Division of Crater V 1 Central Point and Coquille's Red Devils. Steve Jorde (87) ap pears intent on keopi.ig Coquille's Ted Church out of the play. No. 52 is Wayne Johnson of the Red Devils. Crater won 48 to 13. Medford&Tribuni ip0)flnrs Ashland Celebrates Gridiron Triumph ASHLAND - Ashland high's Grizzlies had cause for cele bration Friday night. After a winless 1962 and losses in two games this fall, the Bruins came through here with their first gridiron victory of 1963. With line play improved tre mendously and with Mike Tor resan and Roger Atherton the rushing threats, Ashland whipp ed Sweet Home 20 to 7 in non- league competition. The Grizzlies had all tneir touchdowns before the Huskies tabulated with I'M minutes left to play. Sweet Home gained pay soil against the Ashland sopho mores who were in action the last three minutes of the game. First half of the encounter was scoreless. Ashland tallied once in the third quarter and twice in the fourth with all three touch downs by Torreson. March 85 Yards He went the last six yards of an 85-yard march which took 15 plays, all on the ground. He intercepted a pass and ran 35 yards to the goal. He Went the Ducks Scalp Indians, 36-7; Ragsdale Scores Tribe's TD STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) Oregon's hustling defense recov ered six Stanford fumbles and intercepted two passes Saturday to set up four touchdowns and wallop the Indians, 36-7. With quarterback Bob Berry, 'who passed for two touchdowns and scored another, befuddling Stanford with his pass-run op tion plays, the Webfoots chalked up 21 points in the first 19 min utes of play to put the game out of reach. The Indians, with three quar terbacks in the backfield who are supposed to be expert hall handlers, time and again drop ped the ball on hnndoffs even before they were hit, and Ore gon recovered the bobbles six out of seven times. 1 PLYMOUTHS, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiif 100 Financing Available Car Paid for or Not. (O A.C.) Suit Your Rudget . .. $2 50 par week Engine Overhaul At Low tA M ?0 Ai. Lake Motors last 16 yards around end on a five-play shove which began on the Sweet Home 40-yard line following a punt. Dave Barger kicked two ex tra points. The Sweet Home counter was on a pass for 36 yards, Ed Scibert to Roger Biggs. Sweet Home marched in 16 plays to the Ashland 36 off the opening kickoff. The Grizzlies held there and from then on it was their game, despitcd the Huskies showing fire. Stout de fense helped the Ashlanders. The Huskies netted just 19 yards from scrimmage in the second quarter and only one in the third. "Our kids felt this was one they really had to win and they went out to do it," Coach John Gray remarked. STATISTICS; Ah. Net yards running 213 Net yards panting .1R Net scrimmage yards 2H9 Klr.it downs .. 17 Passes tried, completed 10-4 Passes intercepted by 1 Pennine and yards ";U'.!"4-3B The repealed fumbles kept Stanford on the defensive most of the day and stymied what was supposed to be a potent of fense. The Webfoots got two touch downs in the first quarter, both set up by fumbles. One score came on a 14-yard pass from Berry to Paul Burlseon; the other by Mel Renfro on an eight yard pass from Berry. Stanford made its one sustain ed drive of the day early in the second quarter, going 7t yards in 12 plays with Dick Ragsdale taking a three-yard pass from Clark Weaver for the score. It was Ragsdnle's fifth touchdown of the season. Midway in the second quarter Oregon worked 78 yards in 19 plays with Berry going over on a sneaker from the one. The Webfoots picked up nine points in the third stanza on a Cougars Tie IOWA CITY, Iowa, (UPI) - Clutch passing Dave Mathieson and fleet Clarence Williams lift ed injury - ridden Washington State from a two-touchdown dc- ! ficit to a 14-1-1 tie with the favor 5 : ed Iowa Hawkeyes Saturday. I The Cougars, down 14-0 at the half, scored on a 3-yard pass jfrom Mathieson to end Clete Blatcs in the thrid period and then tied the game on a 23-yard nin by Williams wilh only 6:15 left in the game. The sure-footed - Baltes kicked both conversions. I Iowa, a two-touchdown favor- ite, barged 7R yards for a touch- down on its first series of downs. scoring on a 3-yard pass from quarterback Fred Riddle to half- back Taul Krausc. , The Hawks added another TD in the second period on a 1-vard sneak by Riddle. Q2toGMK2IIItD '63 BUICK "SPECIAL" 2-Dr. Ai low Ai $61 75 JE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGCJt Recharged Black Tornadoes Subdue North Salem 32-13 SALEM What happens out of state just doesn't count so far as Oregon prepdom football is concerned. And, if you are a firm advocate and believer of the weekly rating polls, put that Medford High School Black Tor nado back on top. For the Big Whirlwind from southern Oregon, one week re turned from a disastrous jaunt into Idaho, clearly vindicated itself and stood forth once more as a powerhouse after Friday night. Mcdford's Black Horde smashed 32 to 13 the rugged, scrapping North Salem Vikings who had succeeded No. 1. them as In a game here that mixed long gains and breaks with some solid smacking play, the Tor nado bulldozed into the turf an early Viking charge, struck for a three-touchdown command in the second period, saw its margin fade when opportunities aroused North Salem to resurge then tucked victory away with a comeback pair of fourth canto scores. Runs Go Far Medford gained the end zone first on a Larry Vowell to Steve Toews pass for 17 yards after a Jim Cox punt runback for 57 yards had put the ball on the Viking 20-yard line. Then, next time Medford got the ball Oreg Gandce raced 68 yards to the goal. Next Terry Winetrout blocked a ount by North's Gib Gilmore and Bill Houston fell on the ball in the end zone. That made it 20 to 0 at halftime. Third quarter Medford fumb les were turned into touchdowns by the Viks in this replay of last years state finalists. Lenny Martin tabulated from two yards out and Del Schaeffer went 10 yards on the opening play of Chapter No. 4. Score was 20 to 13. Medford rallied back and struck like lightning when a Mike Barnes to Cox aerial became a 59 -yard touchdown play. To close out the TD-making Cox ran over from two yards out with l'-i minutes yet to go. Established Rich Knight booted two extra points for Medford and Gilmore one for the Capital city team. Triumph here and the out field goal by Don Corey from the 15 (set up by a fumble, nat urally); and a touchdown on a pass from Doug Post to Ray Palm for eight yards (set up by an interception). The last touchdown, also pre ceded by a Stanford fumble, came with Post going over from the one. Berry, in addition to scoring one touchdown, completed 12 out of 23 passes for 216 yards. Seven of his passes were caught by end Dick Imwalle for 99 yards. The Indian line held the mighty Renfro to a net of 34 yards gained in 12 carries. Stan ore First downs Rushing yardage Passing Yardage .... Passes Passes Intcrcpt. by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penallred 230 283 17-32 2 1-39 2 45 . 4-12 1 4-42 2 Hawkeyes The Cougars, operating with out the fulltime services of ail ing star center Dean Kalahar. fleet fullback Herm McKee and workhorse halfback Ken Gra ham, ignored the absence of their mainstays and opened the second half by marching 80 yards to a touchdown. Iowa's defense, which had held State to only two yards rushing in the first half, folded before the slashing running of Williams, who carried Ihe Cougars to their first score practically single handed ly. ASTORIA (ITU -Bunny Ma son and Dick Yost of Columbia Edgewalcr of Portland fired a 67 Friday for a 13-under-par 131 to win the two day. 36-hole Pa cific Northwest Pro-Amateur golf tournament here. comes of other pre-league games have now established the Black Tornado as the favorite in the Southern Oregon conference. Medford, ravamped and re charged after bowing 25 to 0 to Boise, Idaho, led in the statist ics here Friday in the scrap on Bennett field. The Tornadoes outgained the Viks both in the air and on the ground for net scrimmage difference of 271 yards to 184. First Big Wind touchdown came after a couple of North Salem threats. North drove off the opening kickoff to the Tor nado 25 where, on fourth down, Mcdford's line formed stubborn- , ly and stopped the Vikings short of first down. On the first play of the second stanza Medford's big Bill En yart, fighting for yardnge lost the ball on the North 44-yard line. Gib Gilmore grabbed the pigskin and barged down to about the Medford 20. But, ref eree Al Lightner had blown his whistle as Enyart was being stopped. Possession stayed with Medford which two downs later was forced to punt. Long Cox Run North got out to its 45 but was thrown back to its .18 and Gilmore had to kick. Cox took the ball on the Medford 23, faked a handoff, turned the corner and headed down the right side line. He was brought down by Larry Wright on the North Sal em 20. Enyart made five and three yards to the 12 and Mike Mur ray was stopped for no gain. Enyart reached the 10 but Med ford was put back to the 17 for illegal procedure. Then, left handed Vowell hurled the ball to Toews for the initial counter. The Salems moved into Med ford territory. But Jeff Lankow, trying to pass, was hauled down for a 23-yard loss by Tom Wooton and the home club had to punt. That gave Medford the ball on its 32 yard line. Suddenly the Medfords gave Gandee a hole off right tackle. He boomed through and like a super-charg ed jeep raced to the NS goal. two plays alter the kickoft Greg Dippel intercepted a Vik ing pass and Medford got pos sesion on the North Salem 10. Gandee hit to the two-yard line but Murray fumbled and Sal em's Malcolm Snider recover ed on the 15 stripe. Three tries netted but two yards and Gilmore went back to punt. Winetrout blocked the kick and the ball rolled into the end zone where Houston re covered it. North had its back to the wall as the second half got underway. Mediord took- the ball on us 4R when ... ., . , i i rr Walker Sll'niO S kickoff "tg:.. Kiln Dry 1x8 V. Rustic Siding Patio Covering Corrugated Fiberglass 26"x8 ft. S398 iifiS Reg. $5.89 Sanded Sheathing 4'x8'xV $398 Rog. $4 50 4.fU's HAROBOARO TEMP. HAROBOARO 4i7i'i HARDBOARO PANELING Aluminum Picture Windows 4 0x3 0 $099 " Reg. $15 00 J. , went nut of bounds. Medford push was stopped by a penalty and Murray kicked to the NS one where a teammate downed the ball. Four plays later Medford had the pigskin on the North 40 and two plays gained to the 28. But, the ball squirted from the arms of Gandce as he fought for extra distance. Lute Barnes grabbed in the air and ran 49 yards to the Medford 25 before the Tor nado's Mike Barnes managed to 1 get him down Martin Scores The Norths got a first down on the 10 and two plays later reached the one. Another play j lost a yard. On fourth down Martin on a reverse easily rounded the left flank. ! One play after the kickolf Mike Barnes fumbled on the Medford 34 and Mike Smith fell on the ball for North. Rod Allison made five and four yards and Schaeffer 15. Schaeffer went the last 10 yards over right tackle. Medford pushed from its 33 to the 44 off the bootoff. Barnes lost to the 44 on a roll. Barnes next passed to lox nownneici. Cox outran the opposition and, with Ihe touchdown, pressure once more was off the Black Tornado. A fumble recovery by Pete Hinman set the stage for the final Tornado marker. Medford struggled from its own 45 to reach the goal. Pass Nullified A Barnes to Gandce pass was good for 15 yards and packs by Enyart and Gandee took the Tornado to the NS 32. Toews made a great diving catch of a Barnes throw on about the five yard line but offside was ruled putting the ball back on the 37. A pass was incomplete and Murray punted. A Salemitc, however, was charged with roughing Murray on the kick. The penalty gave Medford first down on the 20. Enyart in two plays reached the 10 for first down. Then, he lost to the 12. Medford was set back to the 17 for offside. Barnes rolled to the six. Enyart plung ed to the two. Cox went into the end zone on the strong side as the Tornado forwards made it easy. Gandee carried the ball nine times for 99 yards for Medford and Enyart 16 times for 60. For North Schaeffer had 83 yards in 15 packs and Allision 64 in 17. STATISTICS: Med. .. 13 1R0 91 271 6-3 1 4-20 NS 11 134 50 184 16-5 0 l-l.'i First downs Net yards rushing ... Net yards passing ... Net scrinimHgc yards Pa.ss.es tried. L-omp. Pusses intercept by ... 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