Coast F'ootball Briefe
GSU Drills On Pass Defense
Oregon's Post To Miss Games
CORVALLIS, Ore. (UPI) -
One Oregon State man was in
0 jured in last Saturday's Colo
rado game, but three pjoyers
who missed that game are ex
pected to be back for Saturday
; Sight's battle against tough Bay
lor. Halfback Bill Sinyard is con
5 Siiiid a "doubtful" participant
in tne Baylor game, but return
ing t action will be end Dou;
McDoagal, center Dick Ruhl and
guard, yvVvren Cole.
Baylor has"a brilliant quarter
back in Don Trull, and the Beav
ers Monday drilled on pass de
fense. W"-
EUGENE, Ore. (UPI) An
Oregon team spokesman said to
day that junior Doug Post, Ore
gon's second string quatUirback,
suffered torn ligaments in his
1:
I.ADY EI.KS ONE
cisnrnines I iMi i
NIft Mor-
rti 423;
8l 2,
juinuey -ty"
Barrftrtudas 19-7' 3. Mable So
daro V7; Scavengers 18-8) (1i
Wanda Boodti 500.
(Piranha iM" Xuellw, Main
AS: Three Old Crtb t10 3,
tfiarv Offenbacher 4B.
Flounder ancO Red CVm4'
Afislporwi. -
liable Sodaro lntfc fclary Of fen-
4acher Dorothy Huntley 191,
Mnrig Rgoth 190. O
i nre lg trans i.i.ub q
m -
i ' v n ft jwmft'rftltaTa'
o Piff rtvprc d..ii Avid Tun-
iHte. 509r B-W's (7-9) 4BWfindC
Booth 571. .
SJw Poke MfeV 3o ifcivee
Whornton 519; QXitte alters l9-tD
tt. Shrrit Harshbemer 5RR.
itfits (11-5) 4. Jan Coulter
Cannonbal& 'lQ-6ift 0, Wary $
1 n k fifth or n 4W. 9
Four H's (10) enry
Oirt 492: Double Troubl il2--
0. Julia Smith 50R.
hu9 Scares i7- ,oftio
Vinson tlO; Gutter Diislr i3'2
27( UGei Iwxi SlBo
Faftilv 4 (555-l!t' 4. jfnn Oin
T4: -Hero (1-U.i55i5 0, (Bloy
Vlavner SS051S. e-. A
,Don Cain 240. GeniTe Paul 415.
ffnrft Stanton 215. Shurt il Haitii
bi'ffpr 224-193. Wanda Booth 208
VI. Mary E. Plankenhorn 193.
Family Four 243.
WomensfiJoIF 0
frs. Robert Palmer, with a
Jlft (tf.'wfc medalist in h ?aS
ftandftap tournament for 18;ftpl
golfers sponsored by, th ftogu
Valley Country cfub WolMB'S1
Gob!' ssociation.
Play ift the toufnoys f
'epen today with first rou8
jnatches 'to be compltel y
Oct. 10.
Kin hols) players Vfill com
pete during. October -for tne
Seggessenman trophy whigft is
given for the ibest cumulativ
, low net of four nifie-hole round.
The rounds must be declftr4 in
advance of play.
Winners of last. Thursday's
" medal play were: group,
tie between Mrs. Harvev WoodS
and Mrs. Randall Gifford; B
group,' Mrss Galen Sanner; C
group, Mrs. Art Wood; D group,
Mrs. Fiz Brewer; Nine "hole
group winner, Mrs. Raiph Odell;
jrunner-up, Mrs, Ellis Chartier,:
1 Thursday, Oct. ,3. is date of
the monthly luncheon and busi
ness meeting. Play for th day
"trill be medal for both nine and
o 18-bole group iith prizes being
awarded or both low net and
low gross ki each group and
class. Ladies .are requested to
make tfceir own pairings, snd
luncheon will be served at 1:30.
Chtmptonshjp I'llchl Mr.
Libert Palmer vs Mrs. Puss Arhp
ten: Mrs. Frank1 Betieh vs Ml-s.
Wavne Safelv; Mrs. Ted Sioktes
Wi Mrs James Gish; Mrs. Edward
Wave vs. Mrs. WillUm Clark: Mrs.
Tnm Culbcrtson vs, Mrs Frank
Tamney; Mis -Lew Bates vl. Mn.
rvey Wootd. Mrs. T... B. Col
lins vs. Mrs. Hal Harliell.
Serond FUht Mrs. Run T.
Jnr vs. Mrs. Won Lambert: Mrs.
'Sfcchard Schwahn vs. Mrs. Charles
McCiuui: Mrs. Llo- BrooHi vs.
311rs. Willftm Srhei; Mrs 1 Wil
liamn vs. Mrs, Sam FT'IMrV Mrs.
Alnx Petersen vs. Mrs. Wtllntm
Walker; Mrs. Randall Gifford vs
Mrs. B. D. Mitchell; Mrs. Charles
Swenson vs Mrs. Max Larson.
Mrs; Andrew? -Foley vs. Vr, Leon
rd Schildt"
Fourth Flltht Mr wdhsrn
Cnwnlne vs Mrs. Art Wood. Mrs.
Bobert Boyer vs. Mrs 1 .Ifmes Bay-
Ilss; Mrs. Charles Wlllianur.fi
Fit nrpwrr: Mrs. Fren Cole
man vs. Mrs Rav hns'Jtei m
Vul rum ' Hevse'n Mr? rack
Rementrina, Mr. Larl lichennr
" Jriv;';-.' i 'siii start "
sixth ritiht' Mr. Oek Knlht
cordon"""' m .''p.'!.""
Mn Ray-Sor,n,pA mj Jerr -
nison S nick House ' VF Mrs
fiohert DfLorn- .- " (iert I
Iorris i5j Mrs Fo (I Somers: I
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v" -c. .,,.-,:
ftt,-s- eian Mrs,. Willi. pv-
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Tmcent TVorJrit SchllOt Rob-
(3L-t Mn-rV C.;4on lfwW HAr.l
Sfy wfi-- "ViW'.tw"
fi Q, Hevar John Fhtm: ai
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3-rt..on. Paul Lvit" 'r"n
I n IJri?i n IT Tor.
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esh. C A ('im S lj Pett,
ajan l.amhfV KenVJlTn r"
77 'dan-.e. Tom vC:,n.V'n
aWr. F O Brewer. A;Q Pe-
th, irw '' MSf
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W-ctienor To,'
chenor. To,' COFadrten. Wl
S'ruble: 3n ne .Jftruole. ArTiur
X'ood Paul Mo.Q tim RbvIi.m;
jack Si
RuWarrt slo-enteria. R
Snrenton. MaO 1 arn n-
Faiey. R d a a gv-o
Uh-tcV Lew Bae H Mil-ft Q
Stark, R B KnJ- Paul 'l-
LawrfO'W -ionorore w B
ValVer W F "vie o,w
ao- n to .Mi-aon Jtn
VicharW Hoi. tm r""i'J
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Knee ast aaiuraav wnne me .
Hllolrc U'orn hnrnhino Stanford
36-7. I
Post, the regular 1961 quarter-
back, was out all last year after
an deration on the same knee.
The spokesman said that Post j
"will definitely miss several i
games" because of the re-injury j
to his knee. I
Coach Len Casanova ran the
Ducks through a two-hour work-
out Monday and sp5 most ot
tho limn nn nffonco flrnflon IS
at West Virginia next Saturday
PULLMAN, Wash. (LW -
Washington State, still seekitw I
their first wot, Monday worked
to (ris its leaky pats defense.
The Cougars meet Arizona in
Spokane Saturday night. ,
John Browns, who siiblied for
injured Herm McKee at fullback
lhir fi. ,rh. Mnnrtav wnrkert
SrNOAV MIXFD l.k.VGrE
r Mihfrt'olea 10-2 3. Madaline
Jfennedy 40: Tigefa) (5-7 1; Jer
iS'i Morion 459.
TJui.v B's HO-2 '3; () 3arb.r-
468. O
Countrv Kids (10-2J 4t Gene1
GormehrTcb. 575; Tee .tJ
tin
1 S3aCS3ml anrf n.rt ,La 1 ,
Jack atfljon 52X.
T-..rk a' . o j I
JOS O
usy Bees JT-.tl C1 Gondii
47fl' 8)iare.s f-in 0. M
Glover 4M o
Team Sixtiftn 9-Qi 99 fihev
4(ilr ,poll OO) 1. Don
Goldpu i.'W
i uiff ,iik; t .sp 0-9
sonnv iMvniiiVQB. o -Milt
Hfclidcrson AW! nn ",ft..
0ehlich 09 o&Jh'i Wartin 201.
Jake 015n Ifto, ateryl Rhodes
191: Jeti2005.
ftni tip raM igvk
via Se'(5? l
i.vav. SrtAmhiK 4R7. , , ,
Alexander Musir ( 13U.lt Ui '1)
lei Music Maw'i
Drtows Dvr 4RB: Chrvstai 'VrmMrm
19-1 It f Nora pilev 28. ,
CarriSif Hoifte M3-R( ..3, Rpttj'
Thvb 44!t; Tefthi Fifteen iMO'as
1. Mnrinn Jnnri-ftofi. u
Veni-ft'iSiNteeh-' (11 S'-Blj 2 Mar
ine Tiplci1 fl?7: Team TTocutcen
.. in in 2 rhyiii Wiikftn Mrr.
NortonR Fond (11-91 4. Ruth
Hnllawav !,adv Medfnrd ill2-
12" . 0. 'Petty Bertram 471.
Alexander and Brown flO-IO
) Pndv I tr 5- Wtni(es Beau
ty Kion i!). it 1 n. tlla, jMnl 472.
Medfnrd O nrttaTor " dO-lOi 0,
Miv J-Hif0.!: rntl.M (10
10 A Cltira forrfv 44
(cueR Bxtta'-atm1 4, Ann
TTuvlnr Sit r9nklia "Msvflowsp
1 5 -1 5 im Smltt', 4.'R.
Ruth HnMavn 200 Jnan Sfnni-
-Jos, ftparliniT' Norton's,
fMod 21.
Revenuers nj.3 a Willie Bat
nuin S33: (ttidpe ftunner dfl-1! I,
RiiiW 'Cnrjnter 4,'"Si
Tour Rnses 'llll-Hi 1. Hob trwh'
52ft; flmky Dinioi rt6-4fl)3, fhuck,
Wnyt 647. ' .
United Radio (ff-7l 9. .An fAM
tin 57-1; IpU' Prop 16-10;, I.
Jim Ctmnincham 4P7.
Bowlers Cha Ola Ch i'7-f !
Bli-Wer f'amnhell .tOO- .liiiMrt IIn
(5-111 3. Reesf. Heminrwav 49f I
rhur Hnvt 27ft. Arne Mfttsc0 :
204-aoo. lA iHitftr Barnuro, 202. :
HIT! HAWK I.EAOI E
Harts Hatcherv I13-3t 4, VilU-e
Libdell -;io- Team Nn. Six i7-!li
0. Jake Walch 473
Orecon Fond N'n. 3 ill1. ..4..i
fsU. Rancc Champion ,Fi;l; Orecon
Food No. four -4 ; a -1 1 1 a I , ,Glen
Chnate 427.
Orecon F.v,il Nn. Two Ml-s' 1
Gnnl) Putnian S20; Pho,-nix FViod
(9-7'i a, FliH fcdvards 5RR.
Modern Tile No One fin..m,
Drnn;fl l.undpj-on .12: TriajlBle
Mkt ill, 7 1 3. Bud Cnir.Pi"" ",S4 .
PtRdv Wieelv 4. Farl Bten-
rn a.l. Modern Trie No. Two
1 0-1 Bp 0. I.vle Hart .111
Mikes Motor M.irt i!t.7 3. Jim
PiulVe 527: Orecon Food "Vo. One
13-11 i 1 t)ale ClPhion 4fi5
Rill Tdwards ;Ct. Earl Brrnten
207. Gene Puteiian 202. Ranee
Chanipion. 202.
Roseburg
On Top in
Grid Poll
PORTLAND (UPI) Itoie-'that
hurR's Indiann, victors in Ihrre
s-traight Kiuncs. moved to the I
top of the Journal coaches' poll '
among tbc state's A-l football I
teams today. 1
.Meriford, which rebounded hy 1
heating North Salem lis Fri-l
day. was second. Pendrcton wa!
third. (irnt ( Pirtlsnd fourth i
and Grants Pws fifth.
(liners nr Idea AiW-m ifl hm
Sueset sevnth. Parkrose
eighth, .leflerson of Portlajia,
ninth and CotttgtV Gmve IWh.lferecj a knee iniurv against In-
I Also getting Votes were West
I t"ral CaCalic, Snuih
1 MOrai. llevtlgnd and .Mitrsh -
, fcu r
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PhorniX l'ip'" tfce -2 llt.
,. J ! . ... ..... ... ..
i ionncn in ornei y lair, rxwti
,, . rt . , . .. .
1 3ttvlir. vjtrookingir, MUSTaw,
Randon, Viimijll-Carltnn, Srtn-I
v; side. Newport at (nltl.
SMITH JICRT
MCSH.N.NV W.E '.C 'IK-BUi,
, Smith; Linfield 'fullback and'
; leading rrouftd gainer mav
i mi, th same with College tf,
luoirj jdiuiya, i,vwo".-c w.
,. . c,ul , i i
Jtio iniurN . .imin ' ma
116
'ylris in 2) Ctrnin Linfield !
first two ga:at.
Render. OSQet Mctil Osrk
L2287'Wesl Main
nur nc ast haturrtav s romp-:
frnn-i..hin M.all la ,i-ith Imi-a ! I
is expected to handle the same ,
chores against the W ildcats,
BERKELEY. Calif. (ITU -Coach
Marv Levy says that
S.Vitd Jim Norwood has been
elevated to the University of !
California's first team. '
Levy p u his Bear squad back
to work yesterday to prepare for
Saturday's battle at PittsburMi
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STANFORD, Calif. 7( UPI)
Coach John Ralston of, Stanford
rr ., 1 "" .Pers
m'SS We UreK0O Same Wnil
may be back tor Saturday s
game against UCLA.
But two who play "d against
Oregon are considereddoubtful
for tho Bruins.
Those returning include full
back ,T,tehn Myers, end Gary
Pettfgrew afid center C a r'l
Schrawl.'ij'. But' fullbaVJt Dan
Conaway and guard John James
rare the mite'don marks. '
i-c, ; i ..,n.J
oinjiiivi imn-t-Illl rtiyu till u
fenseJ yesterday after Oregon
pjtvd up a 3(f-t'win over the In
dians in fumble ifilled battle
Saturdiyj
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, SAN JOSE . t UPI) - Sai9je
'ate. its spihit buoved bv a 10-0
'"t whitewash of (Kansas , State.
"lUSl
Diiud up an attack. w
rrC,h Tif.hnrtol ll'hncA
. wWfn nan man.
SatnrHav U o 1.
' Concerning (the iConsiis ,Slate '
game, he said, "our offense bog
ged dtrtffl in th clutch too often.
W'got to shal pen up."
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Seattle (UPi)-coacJi' ,ifm
OotlK of Washington said tackle
Boll Hagen and halfback Bill
ShiflPi- niv rfnh,fl fifariM fm-'
..the Iowa came hore Salflrdav. I
Quarterback Bill Siler. wit
Wi h hena l is. is now fhfliwl ns '
fnr cn. , i
iui me season. r w
Owens had hfs Huskies, work
ing on, scoring. -from nonf the
goal line in drills Monday. In
ability to punch,"") touchdowns
across after moving the ball
riownfieid has cost 1be Huskies
two clow losses to Air Force
anrj Pittsburgh
l G
rtOE ANGELAS (ftPW The
vniversityo rtf Southern CaJifor-
ia Troiaiw 0 befiin intensive
worfooum ttxUv in preparation
brc their game Friday apaiivsl,
Hiehigad State at the Coliseum;
'Coach ..John McKay said Mon
day that the Trojans would woi-k
on their effnso ivi tbeiv .run
ning game.
MCN.8V Wa8 (llsmsyed St' He
poor passing performance by his Welterweight king KmiltC Cirif
oam in last Saturday s upset fin engaqns in a Ill-rounder with
oss 'to the bmversity of. rjhla-i Pllrrt0 Hlcan middleweight con-
horns
Ihe'loss'was flif fii-st'in 1!
games) tor the 1903 national
champion Trojans, t.
LOS ANGELES aW The
Vtl.A Bruins return lo tha prac- Ur at Albiimierque TtiCKtay , Pll,)'s- . " , -
tice field todav with Carl Jones, j niglif Uirlsliansen fsisUrtinr( his
who quarterbacied the tM in I ?ar the nationally t-lovise) first tour of as cu:1('h
the first two aarfins of lh sea. j,.r,.w, ; i,f J u,.c J He is ralod as olio of the all-
sun, running ai ictt naitnacn.
Coach Bill Barnes said Mon
day that be made Ihe switch so
as to utilize Jonps' running ahil.
I.ari7 ?!eno takes over
quarterback position for the
Brums. ,
Barnes also announced Uiat A! !
Oeverink. who missed the Fenn
State anme last Saturday, will
be ready for action when the
Bruins meet StanXord Saturday.
ALt ('O.K'III-'.S BACK i
MILWAUKEE ( UPI i KnlAv
with the Milwaukee Braves will
return next Year despite Oic fact
Ihe Braves recently eon.
ehuien their worst .nason in
Milwaukee. Ken Silvcstri. Dixie
Walker. Jo Jo White and Whit-
low Wyalt have all been jjiven
19ft) contracts. Bragan already
has a 1064 contract. '
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WILDCATS I.OSK fiL'ATU)
EVANSTON, IIX. (V.PI)
I Northwestern will be without'
lis A .A-nnrira nnarH ulun
, the Wtflcats tanitl. with' Illinois
fm Saturday. Cvercko, who ftuf
diefla. will be out of action for
! the services of Jack Cven.ko,
i mr.fe thm a wcvk
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Jack Christiansen Named
Forty W'ner
SAN, -FRANCISCO (UPl
Youthful Jack Christ iaiMn held
Yns first workout as, head coach
of the San Francisco Forty Nin-
cts todav confident 'thai he
could. rpbfliM .the' fadinc for -
tune.tof a dab that, has lost 10
straighJ ball games.
, . hi lsdansnn. 34-vear-(i hi torm -
in A ti,. f th Tiod-Ait
Lions, took over the. fortunes ;oI(Hj games of tho mz season.
Fernandez
To Fight 0
DeMucci
(
Cuhan
' NEW YORK (t'Pn
Florfflitino Feniandez and .lor!s'n hojd his first pfefs confe)--
I Do N'ucci of Newton. Maw,. tMo
middleweight knockout special
ists, meet at the Bostdh 'Jitih
Friday night in is' 'nationally
televised fiilil Uiat fcntuws this
I week s hoxmg scliudule.
! In addition, two champions
,r, slalorl fm-' mm-litle brails
tendei; , .lose Cnnzale. at San
Juan. P. H:, Saturday nithl. i
.lunior welterweight chanipiun
Eddie reTkios-of Chicago
clashes with Joey l.imas of Al -
' buoneraue. N.M ' in a in - round -
Kom.cn f Kit- rtvlnei,-n lfl
hook. Fernandez' tried to wrest';!0"11 :l1 rDl'tit
:.i.M,;u, ,;,i t that he headed his. famous
r... X 3'nlmm
!tn.t,H ot r.,,10 in lhn ...os.
in
ing rounds but lost the riwiion. 1
imiw, reriuiinici i idiini-u;.
ninth wiinMH 1 lUutm in. ! nont.-nl.
ers. DcNucci is unrated because
(n his latest tUhl on May 11
at Boston, he dropped a decision
to ninth-iankinfi Jose Oonv.a.'ez,
who fights welter champion Grif
fith al San Juan Saturday.
Feniandez hfts 21) knockouls
smn"S nis victories in 41 1 tramural aiid elementary schutil
I'Shte- DpNm:ci ri'gistered aiJerld leaRiies officially letin
kayocs; W 35 wins amone 4.i
i bouts. -, Seventh grade games will he
! The week's boxing schedule : Hedrick lied at McLoughlin
includes: j While and McLoughlin Black' at
Tuesday: Albuquerqw, N.M. j Hedrick Itlite.
1 Eddie Pol'Hins vs. Joey l.imas, ( Klementary MameK on Thurs-
"nin-title. .. I day wil Ihe non-cootvws with ri-
Thursday: iluiml, Ha loey.valry mixing Ihe American 'find
I Murchm.on vs. Jnmmy Dennis. I Ileciic alley leajjurj The
i. Montreal: Peter Schmidt vs. : ganies ftill be Griffin Creel A )
Joey Tnifelle. .
Kridsv Boston Arena Flo-
rentino Fernandez vs. Joe O
Nucci (TV). Pa'evsmi. N..L
Charlie Jordan vs Bon Jcifron.
Saturday: San Joan. P,R.
Emile Griffith vs. Jose !on-
I zalez. non-iltle.
for
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Head teach
theSnn Francisco citih Jalc
1 Mondny af Mr ) Red .ckfy(v-
sipn,jd
He has to he a man wih a,
mission to nunV cood-'with a
1 elub that was uUtiehtered by
the- Minnesota, Viking; 45-14,
on Sunday; had lost all throe
1 hmuuc mimvs mis year; an live
! ovhihiHnn'bHimps nhn tho fin:il
I have no, definile changes
in (lofsonnol or plpying piosilions)
at Ihc iefrjil time," s:iid C'liris
tianson. "Hut w, have snmp
qnocl nipn on this squad if wi
( ran jid (Horn t(v play up to their ;
polontftii.
I "1 feci We !h;aiii be a We to
)win our share of tho games. ,v
A few minutes, after Chi isilim-
eno. wherein he wnndereil
ahoul the quarterback situation
where( .John Rrodie has1 a, sor
throwing arm. who should walk
into camp but lira veteran Li
miir Mcllan.
Me!lan was o)Uiined from Ihe
Baltimore Colls on waivers Jast
Week, but;WUi slowin reporiiriR,
'.'Ue'll, be Insurance for ws in
ca-ic Biodie'x arm rontinucM lo
bother him," said Christiansen.
".-Vwinst Ihe LVIroit lions lhi
Wivk we'll tise Brodie if he Can
go. If he can't we'll try with
'. B"b.hr. " 3!''l's; 11 xlake a
! w,1,le or : warn our
time best vcondarv defensive
men in the history of he - N(i -
Crew" that Hte . up
' P85 4wsinE t.m tint
inp, the mid fjfiies. He has hwn
an assistant coach with the For-
v;,.e rf;,w., in-u
-
Seventh Grade, !
Elementary
j States Begin
junior tlifU) seventh firade m-
. their .schedules on Thursday. -'
j at West Sid ( K i, Lincoln ( B ) at
(Ink Grove I A 1, Much III) at
Lone Pine (A) and Howard (Al
ai Jacksonville ' B ) -'i
National le.'.gne action opens I
Uh I'rirttiy uh Jelferson at
Washington, .lack-uu at Vi!sc41
and liunfevelt at Jfonver.
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Oklahoma
Poll; Oregon State
By C.KOHGK l.ANl'OHl)
I'I'l Sports Writer
NEW HAVEN (LTD If Bud
Wilkinson succeeds witlv Presi
dent Kennedy's physical illness
program, the j ay he has rebuilt
flit'- Oklahoma Stxmers, Sonny
Listen will be just another guy.
Oklahoma was accouled the
nalion's No. 1 ranking among
college football teams Monday
by a landslide ballot in the sca
son's first weekly rating of ilje
(United Press International
board of coaches.
Alabama was a distant sec
ond, Texas third and Big
Ten representatives Northwest
ern and Wisconsin rounded out
the ton five. JJ
The Soners. suicinc back to .
the eminence lhe enjoyed in
lii-S-S anH ka ulion thv ,..:
national champions, churned oui
,,i(H yards on the ground lo ir,H -
Ml Southern Ualif-lrnio. the
fending national champion, last
Saturday. O On-
.('oai-lt Wilkinson, who heads
KefinedyC&i fitness iprfigram, i
guided the (Sioners to- Na 7 i
$P)t lasl (5as,m; after ihi'ee 1
siraigni jears m wnicn tlify )
tailed lovfiam ranking
(Oklahoma receivSl 'list.
niat'C votps frnm Ihn .mnn
L PI board. Alabama was No. I ;
nn cni'nll K-i'.lntu lh,-i,A h-mki.p
1 picked Tosa?. and Northwest-1
tern, Navy and Pitt polled one
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win we'll sell the cars listed below at "bottom" price. Wskh the game r then hurry down before
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IP THE YANKEES WIN!
1957 MERCURY MCMTCLAIR 2 Or. HT $t)n. t cyl.,
automatic transmission, powr waring & powor
brakst. Also b powr windows and powar nat
plus radis S haatrand whit wall tirsc You can't
feolp but win on rhisat Our Special Price LfC
aftar W.dn.sday i World Soriaa Oama at OOV
TOP USED CAR BUYS-T2th & RIVERSIDE
159 RAMtfR Amoricnn
Trans, hartwr. Good 2nd car
195. PLYMOUTH riaia'4
Radio & Haantr, 8, Auto.
1959 VOLVO J Daor. Strl
Riaaa A Healar,
15 FIAT 4 Doof Waljaa. 4 Cyl.,
Sid- Trait(.'ed laody, rubber ... .
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' Sid. Tram , Haiii fc H'wter
19V tmCAU Ooor Udaa. 4 Cylinder,
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962 r?AKf?Lrjf Custom 4 Dr. ?Cy1
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RAMBLER CpRrIE
Heads Footbal
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i The Sooners rest next weekend
before tackling third - ranked I
I Texas in the Cotton Bowl at '
DtiSns on Oct. Their first!
win was over Clf inson. They I
last topped the nation on Sept. j
30, 1!I5K. I
Georp'.i Tech grabbed sixth '
position. Navy rated ahead of,
Pittsburgh for seventh. South-:
ern Cal was releg;ital to ninth
and OMa, State and Nebraska
tied foMenth. J
( Mississippi and Penn State j
header), the "second 10" followed
in order by A i r Force Acad- j
ery and Oregon State. j
Michigan Stale and Missouri i
j tied lor ( ltith, Texas Christian
was 1mh and Duke and Rice
deadlocked for lmh. ;- j
Tho ih.,r tvmkimi nanw tn
'clash this week will he South-
ern Cal No. 9 vs. Michigan
de-'Slate (Med for llith) 1 Ftiday .
night (rJrs Angeles. v- ,
"n lK,'u,s distributed on a
1 10-l)-a-7-(VSk4-a-M basis, for;
voles, fliim first to 10th places
Oklahoma bail 324 ouf-of a pos-
sible) 3M). x Alabama had S(70 )
poinis. lexas iorwsu'ni
182 and Wisconsin 17B."
The United Press fnlenlatfon-
al major college football ratings
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Team
Points
1. Oklahoma (22) (2-0)
2. Alabama (7) (2-0) ..
-a. Tes 13) (S-0)
4. Northwestern (1) (2-0) 182i"OCKy Loiumbo nere in June,
5. W,.wnsin (2-0) 176Will headline a six-man battle
(i Georgia Tech (2-0) 134 royal marking tie opening of
7. Navy (1) (2-oW:. 108 the fall wresting season at
8. Pittsburgh HI (2-0) 87,Medford armory o Thursday,
9. SoulliMir'CHkj'i'nia (1-1) 761 Oct. 10.
10. (tie) Ohio Slate (1-0) 57 Borne, who comero Texas,
10 (tie) Nebraska (2-0) . 5jrvecently became antjregqljciti-
Second 10 teams: 12, Missis-pen when he purchased a ranch
sippi 41; 13. Penn Slate, 34; 14, at Pendleoand moved his
Air Force, 32: 15, Oregon State, family there.
20: Hi (tie), Michigan State aA The otfesr five mmaking
Missouri, iis each: is. Texas rul) the Battle royal will lSian-
Christian, 9; 10 (tie)
Duke and
Rice. 8 each.
Others: North Carolina Smtef,
MK - iigan and W yoming, 4 each:
Notrfr Iame and Kansas. 3
each : Aubtirn. Armv and Arkan-
sap, $ each: Oregon, f. ,)
IF THE DODGERS WIN!
1957 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. SON. BflVIDERI Modal.
I cyl. with aula, traevj. Powar steering ft power
brakes. Radio 6 Hosier. White Nres. White with
.chronic trim. A Wednesday only C AO
Ipo'cial (After tha World Sarins gnrnc) at D OV
t17 PONTIAC toper 4 Or. Sdn I Cyl.,
Auto., Rndio & Haafur. In rest good shape
)9ol OUt f II 4 Door fem. 8 Cyl.,
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Sdn., Cyl., Cyv, R4H. Botlining fcaV
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Wrestling
Comes Back
Oct. 10
Tony Borne, who won l Pa-
! cif ic Coast junior heavyweight
tL-focllinrr i ..,J U I
nounced in 'a few days aim all(j,
will be new to southern Oregon
mat follwversPromoter Elton
Owen saith-
There will be three regulaioh Q
matche.vw adrtition lo tne iree-(or-all,
Ihf promoter said.
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