Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 03, 1963, Image 33

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Newspaper Page TextMKUKOKU MAIL TRIBUNE, MCDKOKD. OREGON O THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1963 Medford Gridders Encounter South Salem Here on Friday A five-season-old football ri-1 has been "a Utile bit compla- same token the Tornadoes wore valry will be renewed here Fri- cent this week" in the wak? of i improved in beating North Sa day night with the Medford ' the 32 to 13 victory over North lem 32 to 13 over their 21 to 0 High school Black Tornado out i Salem. He said this air of con-1 win from Corvallis and 25 to 0 to maintain its dominance and J tentment had him worried. loss to Boise. ine soutn halem haxons out to improved Club j South Salem demonstrated it I uiids ine main. Reports out of Grants Tass had plenty of offense in the Southern Oregon and the visiting Saxons, from the Valley league, square a,., that Cmiih Cil.in, aniinct Klamath eamp u'hpn hnth th, Oregon confer e n c e. 1 ,h. Cavemen last week in Insine passing and running games 1 19 to 7 was a better club than worked to near perfection and that which lost 26 to 6 to North piled up 442 net scrimmage off at the Medford sta at 8 p.m. dium. It will be the sixth conflict between the schools in a rivalry which opened in 1959. Medford has won all previous encounters with the Saxon gridiron foe. On the strength of iis victory over North Salem last week and on South's loss to North, Med ford will be the favored club this time. Nevertheless, a warn ing issued to his players a year ago by Tornado Coach Fred Spiegelberg could be revived again this time. Complacency Worries "We've got no pushover," said the coach at that time. His warning was proved out. Medford had to rise up and throw back two strong bids by the Capital city club before win ning 20 to 0. That was the closest margin in the history of the rivalry. The Whirlwind won 39 to 6 and 42 to 6 in 1959, 35 to 6 in 1960 and 34 to 0 in 1961. Spiegelberg reported yester day that the Black Tornado Servicemen OX USS KEARSARGE William D. Deckard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Deckard, 904 Summit St., Medford, is serving aboard the antisubma rine aircraft carrier USS Kear sarge which recently spent sev eral days in Kahodate. a small Japanese port rarely visited by U.S. ships. The carrier is pres ently deploved with the Sev ' enth Fleet in the Far East. Salem and then annihilat e d Klamath Falls 53 to 0. By the ! IN VIET NAM Airman Second Class Robert G. Baker, Medford, is now on duty with a United States Air Force advisory unit assisting the armed forces of Viet Nam. Baker, an air passenger spec ialist, and other USAF person nel train and assist Vietnamese Air Force personnel in various technical specialties necessary for maintaining modern mili tary units. He is a graduate of Medford High school, and is married to the former Dolores A. Gomes of Medford. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Schantol, 1910 N E 66th St., Portland. RETURN'S TO NORFOLK Chief Machinist's Mate Robert P. Ross, son of Mrs. Amy E. Ross, Gold Hill, has returned to Norfolk, Va., with the attack aircraft carrier USS Enterprise after spending seven months in the Mediterranean. ASSIGNED Marine PFC Arnold L. Kosma tisa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard F. Kosmatisa, route 2, Cen tral Point, recently reported to duly with headquarters and TORNADO HALFBACK Cox, above, is ticketed for left halfback duty here on Friday night when the Medford Black Tornado engages the South Sa lem Saxon football team. Cox is a 164-pound junior. Against North Salem last week end he scored a touchdown for the Tor nado on a 59-yard pass play and broke away for 57 yards on a punt return. yards. Against Grants Pass the South Saxon running offensive was able to roll up 194 yards, i But the passing netted oniy one j completion and five yards for . j seven throws as the 'Cavemen J : put pressure on the thrower. I ,orm Deat tne haxons largely u.v uim upuiig us aerial game with three interceptions. Mickey Wright, veteran full back. Jim Nicholson, Rick Al len, Bill Bayne, Dick Vogt, Bob Putnam and Terry Noble are the backfield threats for the Saxons with Putnam and Noble in the generally and passing roles. Come Roaring In the line is Spence Powell, at 220, a counterpart to Med ford's Jeff Hardrath. Courtney Cloyd and Gary Papcnfus are other top linemen back from 1962. The Saxons use an offense similar to North Salem's. It's been called a split end wing T. An end is split one way and flanks the opposite. South Salem has good overall team speed. "They come roaring at you," say the scouts. Spiegelberg reported that of Jim fensive halfback Tim Murray has been broken in at defensive end. The action was taken be cause of injury to end Bill Hous ton. The regular defender suf fered a knee injury against North Salem and rehurt the knee in practice. ft ) , .71 BMaJ i i' i...-. .... L- f&aukJI 1 MEDF0RDtO&TRIlUNI Oregon Ducks Bound for East EUGENE a'PI) Oregon's football team flew east today for its Saturday game against West Virginia, hoping that quar terback Bob Berry can stay healthy. The Ducks lost No. 2 signal caller Doug Post for the season following a knee injury against Stanford and only untried re serves are back of Berry. MiKEE OUT PULLMAN, Wash. (UPI) -Coach Jim Sutherland of Wash ington State said today fullback Ilerm McKee was not expected to return to the Cougar lineup for (our weeks. McKee suffered a knee injury and was out of the lineup Wednesday. Suther land said the rest of the squad is in good shape. Top-Rated Phoenix Hosts Rogue River PHOENIX - "We're trying to play all our games one at a time. We consider Rogue River a tough opponent and will try to play the best ball possible." That is the attitude of the Phoenix High school Pirates, ex- both individual and team, was the concentration. Plan to Alternate The mentor said that in the Rogue River contest coaches plan to alternate a number of players. This is not because the MAT DEBUT - Dick Dunn, a 220 pounder from Nashville, Tcnn., will make his debut on the Medford armory wrestling mat Thursday night, Oct. 10. when he takes part in a six man battle royal. Three regula tion matches will precede the free-for-all. Ringside reserved seat tickets will be on sale at i Lamport's Sporting Goods store i in Medford Saturday. Diamond Lake Said Excellent PORTLAND (UPI) - The weekly fishing report prepared by the State Game Commission: Southwest: Diamond Lake has been excellent both trolling and still fishing; North Umpqua spotty for steelhead: Rogue Riv er fair for steelhead near Ga- jlice: striped bass hitting plugs ' in lower Umpqua. Cole, Sinyard To Miss Tussle CORVALLIS, Ore. (UPI) -Oregon State guard Warren Cole and defensive halfback Jim Sin yard will miss Saturday's con test with Baylor University be cause of injuries. Coach Tom Prothro ran his charges through a pass defense U.. C U I U II' 1 j I I" v:lu u r.2 "ouu" Chiefs are being taken lightly. word, as mey .ook o sec- Wc do h;lvc d ,h .- ond Rogue league football bat- , .. WaiKiward pointed out. tie of the season. .. We plan to,ternate a The Pirates, No. 1 rated1 number of players because they among Class A-2 schools for the j arc just aboui equal and they second week in all the prep can do the job." polls, entertain the Rogue River ; Colds and flu have troubled Chieftains at 8 p.m. Friday. the squad somewhat this week Woodward reported that the and Woodward hoped that the Buccaneers have looked good in 1 Pirates would not have a num. practice this week. "They wore i ber of footballers sidelined to really blocking tonight," h e j morrow night. Halfback Dennis said. iGrennan and center Paul Died- The Phoenix club has tried to go over its whole game in drills j but has had different emphasis j each day. Offensive line play had attention yesterday. There was a "line scrimmage" with drill Wednesday, expecting to be j ,,,' bf, ,',cfense aRainsr rushh. bombarded by Baylor quarter-j j,,,, as the main point Tucs back Don Trull. day. On Monday pass defense, rich missed drill because of ill ness yesterday. Should they still be under the weather on Friday, Ramon Mata could be at the pivot job and all-purpose back Dale Saner could be in Gren- nan's place. Woodward mentioned Ed Mit chell, Dick Unruh, Dan Cooper Roland Brunette, Gary Clark FINISH TRAINING SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPD Welterweight champion Emilo Griffith and middleweight con tender Jose Gonzalez were scheduled to finish training to day for their non-title 10-round fight Saturday night here in out door Bithorn stadium. Griffith of New York is favored at 8-5 over Gonzalez of nearby Ar royo, P.R. MEET BRITISH OPPONENTS LONDON (UPD-Carlos Or tiz, world lightweight cham pion, and Eder Jofre, world bantamweight champion, will meet British opponents in non title bouts on Oct. 22. Promo ter Jack Solomons annunced Wednesday. TIES SKEET RECORD DALLAS (UPD-Mrs. Evelyn Jones tied the women's .410 gauge world skeet record Wednesday by hitting 97 out of 100 clay birds at the Pan American skeet tournament. and Lex Hamilton as reserves who have done well on defense. Rogue River beat Lakeview and Phoenix crushed Sacred Heart in league games last week end. service battalion, Camp H. M. Smith, Oahu, Hawaii, headquar ters of the Fleet Marine force, Pacific. Private Kosmatisa is a gradu ate of St. Mary's High school and entered the service in Sep tember, 1SK2. MEN INDUCTED Two young men from Medford and two from Eagle Point were recently inducted into the Armed Forces at the Portland Induction station. They are Douglas Lee Randies and Jerry Allen Holdridge, Med ford; and Warren Eugene Greb and George Michael Lucas, Ea gle Point. TRULL HONORED WACO, Tex. (UPI) Don Trull. Baylor quarterback who completed 14 of 20 passes for JMJnMiaVBMSHMBBBBasaMlttHMaala M BBSS SALE IMtOFt Alii F IJNIU'l'S: South Salem offense Tim Jas kifeki and Mark Bt'dsaul. ends; Court Cloyd and Spence Powell, tackles: Jim Stonier and Dan Robertson, guards; Rick Barber, center: Bob Putnam, quarterback; Jim Nicholson, lett halfback: Rick Allen. ripht halfback; Mickev Wrinht. fullback. South Salem defense T ennis Kool, Crate Haines. Larv Papentus, Powell. Uedsaul. Clovd. Bill Bavne, Mike Vollmer. Dick Vogt, Allen. Terry Noble. Medford offense Steve Toews and Walt Verstrate. ends: Jeff Hardrath and Bob Methvin. tackles; Chip BuffinRton and Don Coltrane. guards; Ed Coss. center. Mike Barnes quarterback; Jim Cox. left halfback; CJreg andee. rtRht halfback; Bill Enyarl lull back Mfdfnrd defense l.vnn Flan ders and Bill Houslun or Tim Murray, ends; Tom Wont on and John Pierce, tackles; Brian Peter sen and Terry Winetrout. guards; Dick Bottgcr and Greg Dippel, linebackers; Lance Casebcer. Rich Knight and Ron Edmunds, safeties. Olympic Trial Finals at LA LOS AN'GELES (UPD-Final trialc fnr tho ivtt on1 tnA 144 yards in a 27-0 victory over j . rPe. ,u . Houston last week end, has been I c,.,.. in , " n. .m. , e d Southwest conference Tokyo wi bp a th'c Cujj Ol Uie uy y iv Seum SpL 2 and , Tlliiiisalay & Friday mimitill 9 SAVE 7.00 ON REGULAR 24.99 1 7 tty Sale Price Fast sweeping, easy to posh. Canvas bas ket, lifts out to empty. Folds to store. Reduced Only During Our Tenr Sale 3 DAYS ONLY! SAVE $30 nam back Press International. Trull will lead the Bears against Oregon State in Portland Saturday night. Southern Oregon Faces OCE Wolves ASHLAND Southern Ore gon college's football Red Raid ers of the Rogue open their Ore gon Collegiate conference slate this Saturday. They oppose the Oregon Col 'ege of Education Wolves on Fuller field here. Kickoff will be at 8 p.m. After the victory over George Fox last week end, termed "dis appointing" despite a 47 to 7 score, Coach Al Akins has been working his Raider squad this week with all the fervor of a drill seargeant. He has had his i charges working primarily on defense this week. Akins has admitted some worry concerning the week end fracas but it is indicated that he feels that the Raiders can take their rivals from the North. I OCE also has a verdict over the George Fox Quakers. The score was 33 to 6 after a first half deadlock. From This Area Much of the power in the Raiders' squad, as in other re-, cent years, is from the imme mediate area. Medford. Central Point, Phoenix and Eagle Point can be proud of their athletes who plav at Southern Oregon. From' Medford high, known for its athletic micht. are two freshmen this year in Mike Wat kins and Tom'Motz. Back from last year's squad are ex-Toma-does'Mike Hood and Skip Ben nett. And John Sullivan is a junior who has just turned out this fall. From St. Mary's of Medford re all-stater Jim Calhoun and Joe Kaiser. Ron Baker, vet eran defensive end from Phoe nix, has welcomed Gerald Slo per from his old prep. Larry' Rverson and Paul Bnnsom rep (tv'sent Crater High. From Eaele Point are Dean Tftx':t and frharlesTowrojK, F ' HI 13 next year. Six athletes will he chosen for each event in preliminary trials in July during the New York World's Fair. Los Angeles will be the final stop and qualifying meet for the athletes before they travel to Japan. Bill Nicholas of the Southern California committee for the Olympic Games said he was told of the decision by Art Lenz. as sistant executive director of the U. S. 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