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Vr Henley High Rallies Over Eagle Point EAGLE POINT - Henley high's Hornets came from be hind with two touchdowns in the final quarter Friday night to nip the Eagle Point Eagles 14 to 13 in a Rogue league football game at Henley. Eagle Point with markers in the first and second periods had a 13 to 0 halftime lead. Kim Hale scored first for Hen ley on a two yard run then Bugs Lewis journeyed 30 yards to the goal. Bill Fisher ran one bonus and Lewis kicked the other that meant the victory margin. Eagle Point drove 80 yards in 11 plays to the goal in the open ing panel. House went across from three yards away. A 60 yard run by Dale Chamberlain had been nullified by a pushing penalty during this drive. Bob Colpitis in the second quarter sneaked over from a yard out and passed to Cham berlain for an extra point. Cham berlain set up the score with a pass interception run from the Henley 45-yard line to the 14. S Quarters, 3 Minutes "Our kids did real well," said Eagle Coach Vern Steward. "They showed improvement with crisp tackling and sharp Mocking for three quarters and three minutes." He reported that Bill Ayres was removed from the game at that point for "being a little too aggressive." "We had them on the run until then," said Steward, "and then everything went bad." The coach remarked that the Eagles were hurt by penalties and fumbles. "We have elim inated the gross errors," he re ported, "and are down to the little ones. We may be a spoil er." Steward cited the line defense of Dan Loper, Ayres, Morgan Miller, Dave Blair and Dan Colcleaser and pass defense of House and Colpitis. He said that Chamberlain, Bob Corliss and Vic Eccleston demonstrated im proved performance with key slops. On offense Miller was steady si center and guard Blair and hacks Chamberlain and House did good blocking work. Blair was effective against Roger Var go. Denver all-city lineman now with the Hornets. STATISTICS: I'irst downs . Hen II 185 1 II 2-10 Net scrimmage yard . Passes tried, completed Klnntiles lost Tensities and yards . .. . 184 2 2 9-45 Ken McMullen Has Treatment LOS ANGELES (UPI) Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Ken McMullen is undergoing in tensive treatment for a pulled muscle in an attempt to be able to play in the first game of the World Series next Wed nesday. The Dodger physician said Friday that it may not be pos sible to decide he can play un til just helore the first game with the Yankees in New York. McMullen reinjured the mus cle in his left leg Thursday night while running out a double against the New York Mets. He had pulled the muscle earlier in the season. HANDLE SERIES GAMES NEW YORK (UPI) -Mel Al len and Vin Scully have been appointed television announcers fnr the 1063 World Series, it was announced Wednesday by Base hall Commissioner Ford Frick and the National Broadcasting company. Ernie Harwell and Joe Oaragiola will handle radio de scriptions in the Series. uifui dm tx D ATS U N ? 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He took a Phoenix Over SH PHOENlX-"We hear they're pretty good but they'll have to prove it too us." That's how the Sacred Heart Trojans felt about their game Friday night with Phoenix. Well, the Pirates proved it in Ashland 9th Wins From McLoughlin ASHLAND Ashland Junior High school's ninth grade foot ball team whipped McLoughlin of Mcdford 20 to 7 here Friday. The Grizzly Cubs held a 13 to 0 margin at the halt. Gene Willis was the big of fensive gun for Ashland. He scored two touchdowns and kicked two extra points. Willis ran into the pay zone from a yard out for the first score after his long run had set up the chance. Lonnie Slack next scored for Ashland on a five-yard end run. Willis also went five yards for the last Lilhian TD to end a long march. McLoughlin scored off a drive for 60 yards with Phil Taylor going the last five yards. Taylor also ran the conversion. Taylor and Willis were listed as standouts for their clubs. Baseball Games FRIDAY'S RESULTS National League Cincinnati 3. St. Louis n inichll Chicago 3, Milwaukee 2 (night) New York 10. Houston 3 inightl Philadelphia 5. Los Angeles 3 (nighli Pittsburgh 8. San Francisco 3. (night) American League Minnesota 4 New York 3 Inicht) Baltimore 5 Detroit 2 inighti K Citv 3 Cleveland 1 inighlt Chicago 11 Wash. 2 (1st. twi- "PChirago 7 Wash, t (2nd. night) SINIIAVS GAMES National League Cincinnati a( St r.nuis Chicaco al Milwaukee New York at Houslon Philadelphie at Los Angrles Pittsburgh at San Francisco American League Cleveland at Kansas City Washington al Chicago Detroit at Baltimore Minnesota at New York Los Angeles at Boston ihjtwuipt. '"" m.ie warrant,. $ gtjg AT TOU 0EUH pass from Ron Williams. The play was good for 39 yards. Trojan players from Klamath Falls (white helmets) are not identified. No. 25 is Jon Granby, Phoenix. The Pirates of Phoenix won, 60-6. Powers Trojans overdose in a Rogue league football starter here. Phoenix, powerful and ranked No. 1 among Oregon's Class A-2 ag gregations, was just too much for the team from Klamath Falls. It outclassed and outman ned the Trojans by a score of 60 to 6. With the help of a 65-yard kickoff runback by Jon Granby, the Buccaneers had a touchdown in the first minute of the tussle. They had three more by quar ter's end for a count of 27 to 0. It was 40 to 6 at halftime and 47 to 6 when intermission No. 3 was called. 61-Yard March Granby's runback was to the 11-yard line and Jim Consbruck boomed from there for the first of his three touchdowns. Gran by ran the conversion try. Den nis Grennan smashed the last yard of a 64-yard promenade and again Granby bucked the extra. Dale Sauer scored on a seven yarder after a pass interecepted by Lloyd Campbell. Consbruck took a pass from Ron Williams for 21 yards and a goal and Mike Graham made the first of three extra point kicks. In the second quarter Lex Hamilton wrestled the ball from a Trojan after a pass had been completed. Ramon Mata fell on the pigskin to set the stage for a 54-yard sally. Ken Hawkins scored on a five yard keep. A Hawkins to Sauer pass was good for 39 yards to set another TD stage. Sauer went the last half-yard with 21 seconds left and Grahams kick was good. Hill Intercepts In the third period Eugene Hill snared a Scared Heart pass on the Trojan 39. Graham went around end to the goal and thumped the extra counter. Consbruck goaled in the fourth stanza on a pass from Williams for 15 yards after a Williams ; in i.ranny mrow lor 41. nave , Westfall burked the extra. Ham-1 ilton got the final TD on a 39-! yard right end run. i OdLll'U m'dll S OtlllF Wrlft 11(1 a 72-yard pass play, Marv Davis to Mike McNeary. Phoenix moved the ball on the ground well and its passing was better than it has been. Reserves got most of the Pirate yardage. The Trojans netted only 24 yards rushing. STATISTICS: Ph. First downs rushing in Firt downs passing 2 First dns ns penalties n Total first downs 12 Net yards rushinff 302 Net yards passins llfi Net scrnnmBCe yris.41R Passes tried, enmp 10-4 Passes Intercept, hy 2 Penalties and yards 5-55 Fumbles lost . 1 Ml 3 21 ISO 174 20-7 I .1-25 2 Medford's Newest and Safety Brake Center BRAKE Regular 26.95 $11 1 95: 0 NATIONAL BRAKE CENTER 1216 No. Court MLDFORD Rogue River Victor Over Lakeview ROGUE RIVER The biggest offensive surge of evening paid off here Friday night in a Rogue league tootball opening victory for Rogue River high Chieftains. They edged Lakeview 13 to 6, breaking a 6-all deadlock with a fourth quarter touchdown and conversion. Rogue River drove 79 yards for the winning marker. Alan Gates had a 30-yard run along the way and also covered the last yard. Larry Craig ran the extra point. Meisner Goes 5(1 The Chiefs scored in the first quarter on a 35-yard run by Gates. Neil Meisner ran 50 yards in the second quarter for the Honker touchdown. Gates' speed and fair RR blocking led bv fullback Craig and guard Bob Pentecost worked to shape the victory along with good defense. The Chieftain line middle held well except on a couple of occasions and Gus Schefstrom, plus Dan Bellamy, put on good rush from the ends. Lakevicw's quarter back was slopped or put off balance. Gales personally carried for 109 rushing yards, the biggest share of the RR total and equal to the entire Honker net output. STATISTICS: Yarrl. rushing Yards passing Net scrimmage yards Lake. . 109 n ... 109 7-n ... 4 I Kasses tried, completed I First downs Pointer Eighth Nicks Hcdrick A Doug Miller to Kirby Rcn fro pass play for the only con version was the margin of ver dict Friday when Central Point eighth grade won in lo 18 over Hedrick in a football game at Medford. Miller and Renfro also teamed on a 40-yard touchdown nlav. Tony Morris ran 40 yards for a tally and Robert Bailey went m yards, ijdrick- got touchdowns on a Steve Cox lo Mike Butler pass for 55 yards, a Cox throw to Marly Browne (or 80 yards and a 55-yard punt return by Butler. Score was 6 to 6 at the half and favored Central Point 12 to 6 at the third quarter mark. ANDY COAKI.EY DlliS NEW YORK (UPI) - Andy Coukley. a member of the 1005 Philadelphia Athletics World Sc ries pitching staff that included Chief Bender, Eddie Plank and Rube Waddell. died Friday at the age of 80. Coaklcy served as head baseball coach at Columbia University for 36 years, retiring in 1051. Finest RELINE New Lining Check Drumt Cheek All Cylinders Add Fluid 25,000 Mile Guarantee AdUlt Phone 779-1966 MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP Sooners Topple Trojans; Navy Blank Foes; Mini By United Press International The University of Oklahoma, once the scourge of the college gridiron, lifted itself right back into national prominence Satur day with a 17-12 upset victory over defending collegiate cham pion Southern California before a national television audience. Controlling the ball for most of the game with a devastating ground attack, the Sooners made their fust visit ever to Los An geles a memorable one despite a field temperature of 109 de grees. It was the first setback for Southern California since 19G1. The Trojans won all 10 of their regularly scheduled games last year and then knocked off Wis consin in the Rose Bowl, First Touchdown Oklahoma packed all its scor ing into the first half. The first touchdown resulted from a 66 yard drive engineered by sopho more quarterback Mike Ringer and was culminated by halfback Joe Dan Looney, who carried over from the 19. The Sooners also scored on a four-yard run by Ringer and a 43-yard field goal by George Jarman. Fullback Ernie Pye plunged over from the one for the Trojan's first score in the first quarter and Willie Brown com pleted the scoring with a one yard plunge in the final period. Army and Navy both contin ued their impressive early sea son showings by registering shutouts; Wisconsin led a gen eral Big 10 advance against in tersectional rivals by overcom ing Notre Dame; Penn State and Pittsburgh retained their high eastern ranking with vic tories; and Duke, Georgia Tech and Auburn were among the major winners in the south. The Air Force Academy re corded the most decisive triumph among major schools with a 69-0 rout over Colorado Stale University and Oregon re covered six fumbles and inter cepted two passes to defeat Stanford, 36-7. Army scored its second straight shutout of the young campaign by a 22-0 count over Cincinnati. Ken Waldrop and Carl Stichweh brought home the two cadet touchdowns and Dick Heyd kicked field goals of 32 and 24 yards., Willamette Drops Game RENO, Nev. (UPD-The Uni versity of Nevada, plagued by fumbles in a scoreless first half, got rolling in the thrid quarter Saturday and then powerhoused its way to a 29-6 victory over Willamette of Oregon. The Wolf pack launched a 60 yard drive late in the third period with halfback Manny Acuna going over from the two for the first tally of the game. The Bearcats came back in the opening minutes of the last period when halfback Walter Maze sprinted two yards around left end to make the score 7-6, with the Ncvadans still holding ! the edge. 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Wisconsin overcame a nine- point deficit to beat Notre Dame, 14-9. lne winning points were scored with 67 seconds left to play when fullback Ralph Kurek plunged over from the one-yard line. A crowd of 56.806 viewed the game at South Bend. Most ot the other Big 10 teams enjoyed their usual luck against non-conference rivals as Ohio State whitewashed Texas A 4 M 17-0, before a home audience of 81,241; a sophomore - studded Michigan team outhustled South ern Methodist, 27-16; Illinois top pled California, 10-0; and Mich igan State punished North Caro lina, 31-0. Had to Struggle Northwestern, the favorite to win the Big 10 title, had to struggle before downing confer ence rival Indiana, 34-21; Iowa was held to a 14-14 tie by Wash ington State; and Nebraska beat Minnesota, 14-7. Penn Stale needed a 32-yard, fourlh-quarter field goal by Ron Coates to earn a 17-14 victory over U. C. L. A. And quarter back Fred Mazurek guided Pitts burgh to a 13-6 triumph over Washington as he scored one touchdown and passed another. Both games were played in the East. Duke, the defending Atlantic c o a st conference champion, overpowered Virginia, 30 - 8; quarterback Billy Lothridge threw three touchdown passes, kicked two field goals and added three extra points to give Geor gia Tech a 27-0 victory over Clcmson; and Auburn overcame a 10-point deficit to beat Tenn essee, 23-19, in a Southeastern conference game. Quarterback Terry Isaacson Cal Bears Humbled CHAMPAIGN, 111. (UPI) - Sam Price's twisting, nine-yard touchdown run, plus a field goal and a charging line which ston- i ped California's passing attack, added up to a 10-0 Illinois vic tory over the Golden Bears Sat urday. California's passer Craig Mor ton completed only five passes as the Illini forwards harried him with a murderous rush. Seven times Morton was thrown for losses and the Illini inter cepted two or his passes. Illi nois dominated play so com pletely in the third period that California had only five plays. Illinois marched 50 yards at the beginning of the third quarter before losing the ball on the California five. On the next play, Tom Blanchficld fumbled and big George Don nelly recovered for Illinois on the 13. Halfback Price made four yards on his first try and then bolted over for the touchdown. In the final quarter. Illinois put the game on ice when Jim Plankcnhorn booted a 28-yard field goal. He had the wind at his back. Wear Red Wing shoes and feel fit! $17.95 I $ots I scored four of the 10 Air Force touchdowns against Colorado State as the Cadets broke four team records. Sophomore half back Ken Jaggcrs established an individual school record when he ran 80 yards for a second period touchdown. Kansas engineered one of the big upsets of the day when it turned back Syracuse, 10-0, at Lawrence. Halfback Gale Say ers scored the only touchdown on a 26-yard run and he also set up a 28-yard field goal by Gary Duff. Archie Roberts passed for three touchdowns, and scored two others to lead Columbia to a decisive 41-14 triumph over Brown. Princeton shut out Rut Penn State Tops UCLA UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (UPI) Ron Coates booted a 32-yard fourth quarter field goal Saturday to give Penn State a hard earned 17-14 victory over underrated UCLA. Coates had to do it twice. His first try of 27 yards went be tween the bars but Penn State incurred a five-yard penalty be cause it had five men in its backfield. The second try split the posts as cleanly as the first. Penn Slate took a 14-7 half- time lead in an oddity which saw all three touchdowns scored in the final four minutes of the first half. 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Pitt Edges Washington PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Quar terback Fred Mazurek scored one touchdown, passed for an other and made a saving tackle ! and pass interception Saturday i as the "new look" Panthers re-1 mained undefeated with a 13-6 victory over Washington. i Mazurek guided the Panthers' 76 yards in the second quarter, diving over for the score from the one yard line. Rick Leeson added the point from placement. Then in the foutrh period the ; Huskies drove 51 yards for a touchdown with Dave Kopay scoring from two yards out. j Washington gambled for the two point conversion but Mazurek tackled fullback Charlie Brown ing in his own backfield. Pitt followed with a 52 yard ! scoring march of its own with ' Mazurek passing 14 yards for; the touchdown to Joe Kuzncski. ' ATTENTION HUNTERS! ! Latest Available U.S. Government Topographic Maps Complete Oregon Coverage Complete Calif. Coverage North of 40th Parallel ..Pgyggsra-.......-. iM.. 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