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CLEVELAND (UPI) - The
Cleveland Indians will play 43
night home games in 1964, the
club disclosed today. A pair of
twi-night doubleheaders also
will be played. The first night
game will be against Kansas
City April 17. '
MEDFORDetakTHlBUNE
SPORTS
Have Idea You Can Win
Them All, Al Akins Tells
SM Gridders at Banquet
Always come up with the
idea that you can win them
all," Al Akins, Southern Ore
eon College head football coach,
declared here last night.
Akins was main speaker at
the annual dinner honoring St.
Mary's High School football
players and coaches and rally
squad members.
Fullback Jeff Randolph and
Guard John Lucas were an
nounced as co-recipients of the
outstanding player award for
the 1963 season. Presentation of
the award was made by the
Very Rev. Carl Mai, pastor of
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
parish.
Akins, discussing the "hidden
values" found in football, listed
as one of the values the search
for excellence and said, "I do
not accept the philosophy ot
'you can't win them all'." The
Red Raider mentor, supporting
philosophy that "you can win
them all," maintained that play
ers should not be satisfied with
mediocre performance, that they
should put forth the effort and
strive to win and strive for excellence.
Other Values
Values from football listed by
Akins were lasting friendships,
building of character; release
of energy in a harmless way;
sense of responsibility, loyalty
and community spirit, or esprit
de corps; pride in well-being
and physical fitness; learning to
compete without quitting; in
tense competition; ability to
face failure, problems and re
sponsibilities and respect for
authority through imposed and
self-discipline.
Sometimes ' you learn more
from losing," Akins said. He
declared that .in football it is
not the color of a man's skin
that matters but that is per
formance that counts. He point
ed out that not all men can be
scientists, that some have to
carry the guns and take the
punishment in this country's de
fense and that athletes make
the best soldiers.
I think there really is
need," Akins said, "to under
stand the value of athletics."
He asked, "Are we getting our
money's worth when we spend
money for football?," and de
clared that the hidden values
should be searched for.
Winner All the Way
The Rev. John Keane, St.
Mary's principal, spoke of his.
the school's and the parents' de
sire to "have a winner all the
way across the board." He
brought out that just playing to
be a winner in sports is not
enough and that striving to be
a winner should carry over into
other fields, as well.
Bill Renshaw was chairman
of the dinner and presided at
it. Bud Parsons was master of
ceremonies. Letter awards were
presented by Coach Bill McKib
bin who also livened the eve
ning by making a number of
"goof off" awards.
Father Mai praised McKibbin
for developing fine character as
well as good players and teams
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Biggest Wrestler
Tops Biggest Card
Tomorrow Night
DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Members of the Phoenix High
football squad, above, rule as champions of District 6b A-2 and
the Rogue League and will meet Douglas on Friday at South-
Golden Gate Quartet
Plays for NY Giants
NEW YORK (UPI) - Sign in
the New York Giants' dressing
room at Yankee Stadium:
"The Golden Gate Quartet
Composed of
Y.A. Tittle, soprano
Hugh McElhenny, alto
Aaron Thomas, stutter tenor
Ed Dove, bass
Will sing the theme song
"Don't Give No Gold to
Frisco."
The Giants will play the San
Francisco Forty Niners Sunday
at Yankee Stadium and "The
Golden Gate Quartet" is com
posed of Forty Niner alumni.
The sign painter was Jim Kat-
cavage.
SF Warriors'
'Homecoming'
Spoiled 106-102
PHILADELPHIA (UPI)-The
San Francisco Warriors had a
"homecoming" here Tuesday
night but it was spoiled by the
Philadelphia 7 6 e r s , another
transplanted National Basket
ball Association team.
The Warriors, returning to the
city they left two years ago in
a franchise shift, were edged
106-102 in an overtime game by
the 76ers, formerly the Syracuse
Nats. It was the only game
scheduled in the NBA Tuesday
night.
The game had another nostal
gic touch since Alex Hannum,
San Francisco coach, is the for
mer mentor of the Syracuse
Nats.
Hannum said the situation led
to an inspired and "well-played"
ball game but to the Warriors'
Guy Rodgers, who was a colle
giate star at Temple University
here, it was just another road
game. This despite the fact that
his family was in the stands.
INCREASE IN RANK
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
Senate Commerce Committee
has approved an increase in
rank to full commander for
Otto Graham, football coach at
the Coast Guard Academy.
Graham also will enjoy im
proved academic tenure as an
associate professor and a com
mander at the school.
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PHOENIX Phoenix High
will play its state A-2 quarter
final football game with Doug
las at the Southern Oregon Col
lege field in Ashland on Friday
night, Phoenix Principal E. M.
Skipworth announced this morn
ing. The game was shifted to
Ashland because of the muddy
condition of the Phoenix field,
Skipworth said. Game time will
be 8 p.m.
ern Oregon College in Ashland in a state quarterfinal contest.
Douglas, located at Winston, is the District 6A and Umpqua
Valley League winner.
GROUNDSKEEPER ILL -
PORTLAND (UPI) Rocky
Benevento, veteran Portland
Beaver baseball groundskecper,
has been hospitalized here.
Benevento was taken to St.
Vincent Hospital Tuesday after
collapsing while working at
Multnomah Stadium. He ws-
ported in satisfactory condition.
Cause of his collapse was not
determined immediately.
EXPANDS COVERAGE
NEW YORK (UPD-Expand-ed
coverage of Sunday's Na
tional Football League game
between Green Bay and Chica
go has been planned by the Co
lumbia Broadcasting Company.
A spokesman for the network
said the Packers-Bears game
will be substituted for the NFL
game in certain parts of the
South, West Coast, Dallas and
Minnesota areas. It will be
seen on 116 stations.
The biggest card of Match
maker Elton Owen's fall season
will feature the biggest wrestler
in the world when Haystack Cal
huun joins with Abe Jacobs
against Soldat Gorky and "Mad
Dog" Vachon in a tag team
match at Medford Armory
Thursday night. Calhoun, who
stands 6 feet, 4 inches tall and
weighs 601 pounds, appeared
here last spring and a huge
Lu Bain Chosen
Player of Week
PORTLAND (UPI)-Lu Bain,
Oregon's versatile fulback, was
named today as Oregon's foot
ball player of the week by the
Linebackers. Bain played a key
role in Oregon's 21-7 win over
Washington State.
Getting honorable mention
were halfback Leroy Whittle
and center Jack O'Billovich of
Oreeon State, and Bob Ruchert
I of Lewis and Clark.
crowd turned out to see the Ar
kansas country boy win a bat
tle royal.
Calhoun's main ring maneu
ver is a "belly squasher" in
which he comes down with all
of his weight on a prostrate
opponent. If he gets the chance
to apply it in the tag match,
Gorky and Vachon might be
sorry they asked to team up
against Calhoun and his pal, the
clever New Zealander.
A match which would be a
main event on any other card
will send wild Bill Savage
against Nick Bockwinkle, coast
junior heavyweight king. It will
be a non-title scrap but Savage
hopes a win will force Bock
winkle to put his title on the
line in a return match.
Nick Kozak, who learned the
airplane spin from tutor Frank
Stojack, one of the greatest
users of the maneuver, will at
tempt to crank up Gil Ane, 260
pound Hawaiian, in the opener,
set for 8:30 p.m. Armory doors
will open an hour earlier.
I CONTINUES BY POPULAR DEMAND-OUR 3rd
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PHOENIX Jim Consbruck;
has paced the Phoenix H i g h ;
football Pirates in both rushing
and scoring this fall. j
Ron Williams led the passing
and Dale Sauer the pass receiv-!
ing.
Consbruck has rushed for 854
yards on 124 carries and Den
nis has a 477 total for 106 packs.
John Granby has 301 for 57
and Sauer 225 for 33.
Nineteen touchdowns and six:
extra points have been scored
by Consbruck for 120 points.
Gransby has seven TDs and
six extras for 48 points and Wil-:
liams seven and five for 47. j
Williams 600 Total 1
Williams passing has netted
422 yards on 19 completions in j
37 throws. The Pirate quarter-!
back has 600 yards in total of- j
fense.
Sauer, Granby and Consbruck:
each have caught six passes.
Respective yards gained were
191, 138 and 91.
The Pirates, unbeaten this
season, go into Oregon Class!
A-2 quarterfinals this Friday. I
rilOE.MX STATISTICS: I
Ph. Otip.
First downs 11!4 1,5
Net rushlns 22R0 57fi !
Net passing 5-3 707
Net scrimmage 27R3 128.1
Srnrinc 320 B i
Passing 52-23 6
Srnrlnir TD Con. Tori
Conshruck l!l 12"
nrnnby 7 fi .
Williams 7 .1 47 ;
Grcnnnn 4 3 2(1
Sauer 5 3 33
nushlnt TC
Consbruck 124
Grennan lfl
Granby 57
Sauer 33
Williams .10
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r.",4 us
477 3.3
3111 5.3
223 fin
178 4.3
Passing
Williams .17
Hawkins in
Consbruck 1
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Pass Receiving
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Roadster
Show in
February
The 1964 Medford Roadster
Show will be held over the
weekend of Feb. 8-9 it was an
nounced today by Southern Ore
gon Timing association, spon
sors of the event.
Next February's show will be
an exhibition of specially-built
custom autos and factory ex
perimental models with the ac
cent on style, color, originality,
and workmanship. Many of the
entries will represent values in
excess of $10,000 each.
The Medford show, largest
display of this type between
Portland and Sacramento, is ex
pected to attract more than
7.000 spectators during it's two
day run at the Medford Armory.
Additional information includ
ing entry requirements may be
had by writing Medford Road
ster Show, P. O. Box 1581. Medford.
Beldin Honored
In Wilco Loop
PORTLAND (UPI) -Reynolds
High School halfback Grant Bel
din today was named as the
outstanding scholar -athlete
among senior backs in the Wil
co League.
Beldin will be one of eight
nominees honored at the founh
annual Scholar-Athlete Awards
Banquet at the University of
Portland Dec. 2.
Named earlier from the Tualatin-Yamhill
Valley League
were Tigard end Martin Eg
gert and St. Helens quarterback
Milt Scrafin.
BOSTON (UPI) - The Acad
emy of Sports Editors has
named Walter Alston of the
Los Angeles Dodgers its most
valuable manager for lata.
Johnny Keane of the St.
l-ouis Cardinals was second;
Ralph llouk of the New York
Yankees third. Bob Kennedy of
the Chicago Cubs and Gene
Mauch ot Philadelphia com
plete the top five.
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