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MEDFON)&iTUBUNB SPORTS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1J Army Nearly Upsets Powerful Middies PHILADELPHIA (UPI)-Full-back Pat Donnelly ran for three touchdowns Saturday and hard pressed Navy captured its fifth straight victory over Army, 21 15, when the clock ran out with the Cadets just two yards short of a score in a football game dedicated to their slain commander-in-chief, John F. Kenne dy. Directly after the game, Navy announced it had accepted a bid Books From SWEM'S 217 E. Main MEDFORD, OREGON Phono 772-9331 iOiOiOiOlftiOiOiOiOl ALLIE SHERMAN S BOOK OF FOOTBALL by Alli Sherman For. the tans and aspiring youngsters, the coach of the N. Y. Giants explains theories and techniques. $3.95 AN ILLUSTRATED MISTORT Op int OLYMPICS by Richard Schaaps Olym pian pageantry, victories, up sets controversies end in credible feats by champions from all over the face of the earth. 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Stichweh dashed 10 yards for first-period touchdown to Dut Army in front 7-0 and then, with Navy out in front. 21-7. on Don nelly's three scores and three conversions bv Fred Mar in. Stichweh scored on a one-yard run in the fourth period and then ran for a two-point conversion. With 6:13 to play. Dick Hevdt booted a short "onside" kick for his kickoff and Stichweh recov ered it on the Navy 49. That set the red-hot Cadets on a final des perate drive, but Navy defend ers, led by Captain Tom Lynch, repelled it as time expired and 102,000 throats set up a roar. Navy's winning touchdown drive, launched in the fourth period, after stopping Army on the Middie nine, went 91 yards, aided by two consecutive foul calls against the Cadets for roughness. The second penalty gave Navy a first down on Army's 28. Two plays later, Donnelly swept around his left end, fought his way past the secondary defenders and ran 20 yards for his third score. Florida Site Picked For Fight MIAMI BEACH (UP1) - For $250 you can get a good seat for the long-ballyhooed heavy weight title fight between champion Sonny Liston and his gabby challenger, Cassius Clay. ine place: Miami Beach con vention Hall. The 'time: Feb. 26. Wealthy sportsman Bill Mac- Donald wrapped up all the de tails Friday, Outbidding Las Vegas with a guarantee of $625, 000 and 62V.! per cent of all over $1 million collected from the live gale. Chris Dundee, Miami Beach promoter who will co-stage the live production in Convention Hall, said he will scale the 16,- OOO-plus seats to produce a gate of $1,300,000. ine prime rows will be sold for $250 per seat, he said. Neither MacDonald nor Dun dee fisured to lose money be cause the date will be at the height of South Florida's winter tourist season forecast as one of the best ever. Truax Service TopsOSU Rooks CORVALLIS (UP1) Truax Campus Service, with Jim Woodland scoring 24 points, de feated the Oregon State Rooks 62-59 in a basketball game Fri day night. The AAU team led at half time 25-23. tl-Z UZXJ :;t rl Chico State's Wildcats Bounce Southern Oregon CHICO, Calif. - Hot shooting Chico State whipped Southern Oregon College 87-51 here Fri day night in non-league basket ball. The Red Raiders from Oregon led during the first 15 minutes but could not keep pace after that. Chico headed 44-34 at the half. The Wildcats hit 55 per cent of their field shots and SOC only 29. BEAVERS BATTLE Oregon State University Beavers battle for a rebound against University of British Columbia in Friday night basketball game at Corvallis. OSU players Scott Eaton (35), ex-Medford, and Rex Benner (30) are under the basket while big Mel Counts (21) hovers in the background. UBC player i.i Ken McDonald (35). The Beavers won 87-47. (UPI) Oregon State Drubs British Columbians Portland Tied With Indians LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Commissioner Ford Frick an. nounced Friday the Pacific toast League and the Interna tional Leacue had eo.mnlr.tPrl a swap of workinfi aereements in. volving Portland, Ore., and Jacksonville, Fla. The Cleveland Indians, who had been workine with .Tanksnn. ville of the International League win wore wun Portland. The St. Louis Cardinals will take over the Indians' working agreement with Jacksonville. mis settles the situation sat lsfactorilv." said Frick. " It rn. quired a lot of give and take on ooin pans. Cleveland was very happy with Jacksonville, but it looked like Portland minht ho left without a working agree ment, mis agreement clears up everything." CORVALLIS (UPI) - Seven foot Mel Counts scored 19 points and snared 19 rebounds to lead the unbeaten Oregon State Beav ers to an 87-47 basketball vic tory over British Columbia Fri day night. Counts, a senior, sat out part of the first half and was on the bench the final 11 minutes of the second half. Oregon State, ranked ninth in the nation in the United Press International poll this week, re corded its third victory. It was the Thunderbirds' first loss in five starts. Jarvis Adds (6 Jim Jarvis and Frank Peters added 16 and 14 points, respec tively, for the Beavers. Dave Way led British Colum bia in scoring with 13 points. The Beavers held the Thun derbirds scoreless in the final 9:42 of the opening half to go Basketball Scores FRIDAY COLLEGE RESULTS By United Press International EAST Mass. 101 Rutgers 82 New York U. on Tulsa 76 Columbia 88 Colgate 76 Navv 83 Manhattan 75 Princeton 80 Army 73 MIDWEST Michigan 80 Nebraska 55 Creighton 88 La Salle 82 SOUTHWEST Rice 81 Tennessee 5" Bavlor 77 Trinity (Tex l fit WEST Southern California 74 Ruler 12 Wvomlng 06 Oklahoma City 90 New Mexico 53 Colorado St. U. 53 Colorado 75 Arizona fin Steel Bowl Tournament (first Ttnund) Duouesne 75 Westminster Pa I Pittsburgh Bit George Washing Ion 68 San Jose Tips Pilots SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) The San Jose State Spartans dominated t h e University of Portland in the first half Fri- night and then survived a furi ous rally by the visitors in the second half to defeat the Pilots 58-56 in an intersectional basket ball contest. The Spartans led by 18 points midway through the second half. But the Pilots, paced By tor- wards Mickey Toner and Cincy Powell, caught fire and moved to within two points of San Jose with 40 seconds remaining in me game. At this point, Spartan guard Ron Labetich was fouled and made good on his two free throws to put San Jose State out of reach. The Pilots got off -to a shaky start and were able to take only 18 shots from the field, in the first half, while the Spartans made 3 attempts. Powell led all scorers with 21 points, 14 of them coming in the second half. Gary Gresham was high for the winners with 15, followed by Harry Edwards with 14 and Al Jansci with 13. from a 21-18 lead to a 39-18 ad vantage at halftime. Oregon State made 39 of 81 field goal attempts for 48 per cent and British Columbia hit 16 of 56 shots from the floor for 29 per cent. The Beavers held a 62-37 margin in rebounding. Oregon State Peters Eaton Counts Jarvis Whelan Kraus Fox Benner Driesewerrt . ... Stevencs Rothman Baxter Smith Touts 3-5 0-0 n-n 3-5 n-n o-o 0- o 1- a i-i o-o o-o Les Walsvick tallied 24 points for the home club and Lou Black 12. For Southern Oregon Jerry Shults, Royce Kiser and Mike Shaver each had 11. SOC Ffi Franks 3-6 Shults 5-13 Mun&on 0-2 McWhorter 2-12 Kiser 4-12 Shaver 4-6 Bcrnel 1-1 Deffley 0-5 Krontinga ....1-4 Johnson 0-5 Poinray 0-2 Rrh PF TP 4 1 9 5 3 11 Linfield, LC Reach Cage Final D 5. Totals Chlin Hughes 3-6 0-4 Prestwecd ...1-4 0-0 Davis 4-4 1-2 Biai-k 6-11 0-0 Treglow 3-n Siordal 4-7 1-3 walsvick .... 0-14 6,7 Tiliukki .. .. 2-3 2-3 Jones 3-3 Watts 1-3 Adams 1-0 70-68 11-24 39 18 54 KG FT Iteb PF TP 4 1 2 3 I 12 0-0 0 0 0 0-0 6 0-0 0 ... 1-3 ... 1-3 ...6-0 ....2-2 2-2 (1-0 6-0 Peterick Hooker . Franco ... Scnteno .. TnUls .17-68 13-23 36 32 17 1-2 0 0-0 0 BULLETIN ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. (UPI) Joey Giardello of Cherry Hill, N. J., scored the major boxing upset of 1963 Saturday night by winning the world middleweight cham pionship from Dick Tiger of Nigeria by long-range su periority over the stocky Tiger, who tried to bring the fight to close quarters. SALEM (UPI) -Defending champion Lewis and Clark and Linfield clashed for the NAIA Tip-off tournament basketball championship here last night. Jim Boutin scored 35 points to lead Lewis and Clark to an 87-75 win over Pacific at Forest Grove Friday night, while Wayne Petersen scored 28 to spark Linfield to a 94-82 win over Eastern Oregon at Salem in the semifinals. Pacific led 47-46 at halftime. Leon Johnson had 31 points for the losers. Linfield was in front 47-35 at intermission. Eastern Oregon's George Wachter collected 21. In consolation games Friday night, Portland State defeated Oregon Tech 73-52 at Forest Grove and Willamette lopped Oregon College 77-72 at Salem. Trull Sets Records In Baylor 20-6 Win WACO, Tex, (UPD-Don Trull racked up two new National Collegiate football records to day by passing and running Baylor University to a 20-6 Southwest Conference football victory over Southern Meth odist. Trull and his favorite receiv er, wingback Lawrence Elkins, set new NCAA records in the most plays executed for Trull and the most passes caught, with 70 receptions, for Elkins. Sam's Santa's Specials & voit BEAR BOWS ( : TETHER I ) M BALL SETS Ma9num ft, S. J j7 Hunting Bowt V y J Bair and Pots. ' d tkJpX Complete Reg. $64.95 Mff CSIuQIH Reg. J9.95 Santa's Spae. Pries yfJ is? $695 $4995 ICE SKATES DECOYS SKATEMASTER gTTy Mod-S-10 Canadian Made JZ P,",B,,,', l- Ladies' and Men's Hunjer. end : I V Reg. $12.95 b Sl"a' Spoe' P,i" Reg. $24.95 do.. SJnS, 5Q95 2 795 :-g V Price I I Doi.. Converse All Star Basketball Shoes Sam's Sporting Goods 32 SOUTH CENTRAL ie 1-10 13 FG ...I UBC Cook Way Edickjon 2 B. 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