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Newspaper Page TextLebanon's Warriors Nudge Crater High Comets 52-51 LEBANON Lebanon's War riors over game a ihree-point deficit in (he last minute of play here Friday night to edge the Crater High basketball team 52-51. Crater had a 49-46 with three minutes left on the clock. A Comet bad pass gave the War riors the ball and with a minute left Tom Mechals goaled from the corner for 49-48. Lebanon grabbed another op portunity when Mike Turner's layup on a fast break failed to go in. Mechals this time fired a shot in from the head of the key for a 50-49 Warrior lead. Shots failed to go in for Cra ter's Larry Pepper and Darryl Summerfield. Jerry Joslin was fouled and made both gift tos ses on the one and one for 52-40. With nine seconds on the clock Larry Pepper sank two charity tries for 52-51. Lebanon got the ball and held on. 25-AU at llatf Lebanon led 19-13 at the quar-; ter. Halftime count was 25-each and the Warriors were in front Jim Brown NFL Player Of Year CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPD Cleveland Browns fullback Jim my Brown, named the l!)fi3 Na tional Football League player-of-the-year by United Press In ternational, today credited the honor to "opportunity, luck, my teammates and head Coach Blanton Collier." "I'm extremely happy to re ceive the award especially this ; year because it was sort of a i comeback for me," Brown said, j In 1962 Brown, who had romped ; to live straight rushing titles fell to second place, picking up "only" 996 yards. i Brown, who gained 1,863 1 yards with a 6.4 average for j 291 carries to lead Cleveland to a second place finish in the Eastern Conference this cam paign, said "there are many (actors involved when a player is so honored. "1 was given every opportu nity to run the hall this year and when a runner receives this, he has a chance to do things," Brown said. "1 also had many chances to run out side, that's when it's possihle to break loose for the long gainers." IV Holiday Tournament This Week It's the Chrislmas holidav sea son and schools are out. But, there still will be some haskctball activity in this area this week. Heading the program will be the Lions Club Holiday Classic Tournament at Cave Junction. It will give an indication of what is in store in the Rogue League because tourney entries represent half the schools in that circuit. Phoenix and St. Mary's High clash in the Friday opener and Illinois Valley and Eagle Point in Hip second game. Friday's winners mix in the Saturday finale after a tussle between the first night losers. Sulhrrlin will play at Hogue River on Friday and Douglas at Crater in Central Point on Saturday in other prep engage ments. On the collegiate front Southern Oregon College will take on Humboldt State at Ar eata, Calif., on Friday and Sat urday. Basketball rninw roij.KCK ni si i ts By VmN I'rr International k.st Villnnnva 113 St. Kraut-is tPa.S Rrirnlr Island Hfi Brown "ft Xavier lOhii 7t St Joseph's 75 Miami tOhioi 77 PiUFmirgh 63 SOl'TH Clrnwnn ion VMI nn MtHU KST Ln!a (Hi . H Ohio Wryipy. 47 MHTHllKsT Tr A AM Missiipp, S! 54 Snti MnhnriiM fU Auburn 79 HoucKm 72 OkJa City 62 u is r Mnn'an "0 BctMidil St 70 Rnchrtm Yntine fli Rice 78 I'CLA 1 Balnr 1 Sou rl 71 Nrhrnska 7.1 iSlanforri Vi Sun .'ot SI 50 Orrcnn Si. 70 Indiana 57 Cinrinnjii M Denver 43 Vhirclfn St Flei 48 I'lab St 11 Nrw Mrxtm St IS Hi.mbnM, St 7S Oregon Tfch AO KIVIII kV IVVITS. Tinv M. Wke rarest Prinreltin h't Kenlurky lis Wisrnnstn hi VIRIIIMA Til II Tnl'RM AMKNT Vlrsl llntinrt Tennessee n Mnrvlsntl Sn Vi. Teeh 72 Ixiuisinnn St. St SIN lir.VII. TOlRNAMtST first Kotind Am State ia7 Oklahoma ns California 78 MichiRan St 68 Cal S Barb 71 Alaska S2 f'resnn St ri$ Arian.s S' fiS Westit-tnster RR Chiro St R2 San Dircn St 7 Ca, Aectes 47 Crrtchtnr, tttl Iina Reach St 11 Piiaet Sound fi8 Leuis Clark Tatifie t.uth fit t.in(tet(i Rtl WillflO'ettr ,,7 Otesnn Coll Ml E Washtnclon SR Coneortlia S2 KRIS KHIVdl . KI.ASSIC (Seml. I malst Tat Potv Pna. r, rv Sou tr, San 1'ern Ho Vat ,T Seatlle P 1,7 (Cnn.olatinn I Chap-an an Renranrts S Oranse Stan fD Sarto St 5 37-35 after three chukkers. I The home club had 19-9 lead in the first period. Crater pulled . up to 23-all with m minutes, left in the half. Action was see saw after that. The Comets of; Central Point jumped on lop ' 29-25 as the second half began. 1 Lebanon tied it 30-all and then went ahead 33-30. . Bob Stroh with a real fine all-around job for the Comets had 14 points for game high. Summerfield scored tl and' Mike Turner 10. Joslin and Ran Standley had 1 1 each for Leban- on and Joe Briskey 10. Belter Ball Handling The Comets had better ball handling that they've had in three previous tussles but did throw the ball away more times than they gained it. And, early violations were harmful. Crater fired 15 of 39 for .395 from the field and from the free stripe shot a scoring .840 on 21 of 25. I Summerfield shot five for five Medford SSTribune SPORTS Baylor Wins in Bowl Bid 14-7 HOUSTON (UP!) - Baylor quarterback Don Trull passed ! Louisiana State dizzy Saturday hitting on 26 of ,17 passes to j give the Bears a 14-7 victory in : the fifth annual Blue Bonnet I Bowl. A crowd of 50,1X10 saw LSU J score early in the first quarter, I then hang nn for dear life as Trull filled the air with foot balls. Trull hit end James Ingram with 7 and 13-yard scoring pass es in the fourth quarter to bring the Bears from behind. The game was a lot more onesided than the score indi cated, however, as the Bears had four long drives run out deep in LSU territory. A lfl-yard touchdown run by Baylor, halfback Henry Pickett was called back in the third quarter on a personal foul pen alty, and two plays later LSU back Buddy Socfkcr intercepted a Trull pass ending the Baylor threat. It was just a matter of time, however, as the Tigers' heralded Hedrick Grapplers Beaf KF by 34-18 Marty Ramp's Hedrick junior high school varsity wrestlers beat Klamath Falls 34-18, and lost an exhibition match 39-23, Saturdav. Varsilv Results: Hrrlrirk 31 Klama'.h Fall 1R. 111! nave RuiOri, K. pinnert 1 David MiEarlirnn. H. 3rr1. !IR TUcKeen. K, uon by Inrlcil. infi Dxvichl Wilson. H. dec. HmvBrri Davis. K. n-:i. 115 Rnh Kills. H. i ninnrri Chuck Sanders, K. 1st 1','3 Craic McDoiiEall. H. pinned Rickv i.vnn. K. 3rd. UO f.rra Miller. H, dee. Glen Tlllerv. K. fl-4. 136 Jnhn nnherls. K. dee i Ernest DawMtn. II. tt-il HI Dav id Cultterts.m. II. pinned Hill Hnl- : liert. K. 2nd. 1 10 - - Dennis Bren- hanc. H. pinned Charles Deatnn. i K. 2nd. m Spenve Wehber. H. pinned Steve Kckevt. K. 1st lt,R Ted Devore, K, pinned Ken Rnitth, l. lt I'nl Clary .emachs, H. dee Mike Thnrntim, K. M-S Kslnintinn Results: Hedrick 23 Klamath rails ;t!l. ; mi McKeen. K. pinned Karrv ' Simons, H. .Irri. mil Clary Hor- ; ton. H, pinned Frank Meyers, K, ' 2nd. 101! .lay Pauios. H. pinned Rod Blfkeborn, K. 1st. 115 ! Hiley McHugh. H. pinned Clarence AHensH-orlh, K. 1st 115 David Ben-son, 11. Ited Hill Allenswortn. K, 2-2. 123 Ted Allen, K. pin- ' ned Howard Asttoma, H, 2nd. !2,'i Dave Natalc. K. dec. Bill Lee ver, 11, 5-0 12:1 Ray Krinc K. dec, Richard Todd. II, 4-2. 130 i Don Allen. K, pinned John North ; II, 3rd. HI Steve Ward K dec Dick Orr. II. 12-4 141 Dennis Toncy. H, pinned Nick De nietnckcs. K. 1st. J,-,- 13,11 Adams, K, pinned Bill Parke H, 1st. 157 .Icirv Dodarn. K. pin ned Rick Rnell. H. 1st hifl Clem Mills, K. pinned Barrv Bar ber, H. 2nd Tnl, Asa Miller, K. pinned Gary Caseheer. H. 3rd. Winnemucca, Lakeview Victors In Tournament LAKEVIEW Winnemucca. Nov., and host Lakeview High posted Friday night victories lo gain the Saturday champion ship finale of the Winnemucca To - The - Sea Basketball Tourn ament here. The Nevada school edged 53-50 and Lakeview downed Eagle Point 51-39. Lakeviews' Honkers fought ahead in the third quarter to beat the Eagles. EP had 15-6 and 25-20 quarter and halftime leads. After three periods Lake view was on top 3fi-35, Dennis Warren put in 23 points for the Honkers and fireg Stephens 11. For the Eagles Lon me Mesloh totaled 2n. Each club hit about 33 per rent from the field. Lakeview had a 33-2fl margin in rebounds, led hy Warren Mesloh pared the Eagle hoard work. Winnemucca and Brook inss 1 Bob Turner four for four and Pepper three for three from the free mark. AH three hitting tries under pressure in the final minutes. Lebanon put in 10 of 12 gift efforts. The game gave the Warriors their third win in four times on the court. Crater had a 2-2 standing after the loss. It was the first win for Lebanon over the Fireballs in five games. BOX: Ft 3- 7 n-n 4- 7 2-R 2-10 4-fi Crater Stinunerfield Swanjon . .. Stroh R. Turner Pepper M. Turner . Ft Kelt. Pf TP 5-5 .1 3 11 1-1 13 1 fi-9 7 4-1 3 33 1 2-3 3 Total! 15-3 21-35 It 11 M l.ebamm Ft .losltn 4 Sptker 1 Slandley 5 P,rtt.kcy 4 Simpson - 1 Grteve I Mechals 4 Clark O Summer 1 2-2 fl-0 2-2 fl-n Ahbott o Tntals 21 10-12 ground game was completely meneciive. isu never m a e a first down after the first quar ter. Trailing 7-0 in the fourth quar ter, Baylor began its first touch down drive on its own 32-yard line as Trull mixed his plays beautifully, running draws to lighten up the defense, then hit ting on passes. The big play was a 31 -yard toss to Ingram on a sideline pattern. That look the Bears down to the LSU 31. Five plays later Trull hit In gram in the right flat for the score. After Baylor kicked off and held LSU on downs, the Bears started another drive, this time from their own ,'10, It took Trull 12 plr.ys to drive them in for the score as he again hit Ingram for the touch down with little more than five minules left. On the following kickoff, LSU halfback Joe Lahruo gave Ti ger fans something to cheer about for the first lime in three quarters, as he returned the kick 72 yards to the Baylor 24 before being brought down from behind by Lawrence Elkins. The Tigers could gain only one yard in four plays, however, and Baylor took over to run out the clock. LSU managed to score after an exchange of punts in t h e first quarter. The Tigers drove 43 yards in seven plays, mainly on the passing and running of quarterback Billy Ezell. Soefker look it over from the eight. Rogue Ridge Riders Cub Safes Party Rogue Ridge Riders ,lcep Cltih will hold its Christmas parly , on Sunday, Dec. 28, at Medford Gun Club. . i It is set for ?:,W p.m. for' members and their families. : Those attending are asked lo1 bring salads or desserts. Per sons with questions nn what to bring may telephone Mrs. Verne Knight 1 04-2695), i Next jeep club trip is plan-! ned for .lan. 5, The park at Central Ave. and Court St. will be the assembly point. Depar- ture time is 9 a.m. Plans are to travel to the Agate Flats , area via Soda Mountain and lo ' return here via Lincoln and Hyatt Lake. Ridge Riders will have a meeting at 8 p.m. on Jan. 14 at Carter's Tuneup, 2752 N. 1 Pacific Highway. Members at the last meeting determined to sell the Chrisl-' mas trees at Iheir lot at half price to finish the project. fought a see-saw contest fnr three panels. The Nevadans headed 15-11 ai the quarter and Brookings 24-22 al the half. Win nemucca had a .Ki-.Vi nod after three periods. dim Robinson had IS points and Gene Laucirica 17 for Win nemucca and Boh McNeely 18 and Charlie Hanscam 11 fnr the Bruins. I IM.IPS ttinnemttrta 53 Rnhtnson 111. l.aucirica 17. Zummerman 7 Bal. lew T Arrtittra 2. DcAniela fi, Oevelbist. MrNinrh. Anneraen. rntir Itrncochea llnrkm Htnnktnis $it MrNeeiv 1., Han. sram II. Pavn S. Phillips V Hail, riunn S, Smith 2, Weeks. Ronoe. Il'irffes, Stone r.asle Point 1 Mentor. 20 A'tan, S. C'hartev i. Wtlson 2, Ares 2. Anderson 4, fllaapow 2 Ctrttss. leitwenhttrBh. House, 0-v.rien roipitt. Lakeview il SHillivan 4, War re 2,1 Plato R. Rtenhens II, Ha;, r-s r Sa'nples 2 Ttarv 2 f tl r se'4'd Drinkssater. Dike, HiieMI. ston, lavHi, 4 lt o in ' 1 2 a MEflFORO FALLS THROUGH HOPES Emile Griffith falls through ropes after he was hit by a smashing right delivered by Rubin s Hurri cane) Carter who scored a technical knockout in two minutes and 13 seconds of the first round in boxing bout Friday night at Pitlsburgh, Pa. tUPI) Rubin Carter Stops Griffith in First Bv jack tunny PITTSBURGH (UP1) Rub in (Hurricane) Carier, who scored the knockout of the year over Hie "fighter of lne year," todav challenged for a shot at the world middleweight crown and was hacked hy a llOfl.OM) meal knockout victory at 2:13 offer to champion Joey Giar- of the first round that several drllo. seconds seemed to elapse before Fresh from his amazing first- it broke into cheers. The non round knockout over welter- j title match drew a disaoiioint- wcight champion Emile Griffith J ing $-8,742 because of the rec in Pittsburgh's Civic Arena, lord Dec. 20th six-below-zero Carter and Manager Carmen mj t.: j ij - leaeseni acmanaca a mhh i ttui-nnitnti iii . i Matchmaker Teddy Brenner of New York's Madison Square Garden, speaking in the capac-; ity of a fight-television produc-; er. announced: "We are offering Giardollo a $100,000 guarantee to defend his .crown from Luis Rodriqc7. on P " natxnciu is mggt t j wins and an upset loss to in tille against Carter at Las Veg-1, lime . Also, because of his Wan mirs. I spired Mississippi State. TJie al as, Ncv., on April 3. Brenner Scoffs Gia.dello, who won the crown from Nigerian Dick Ti ger on Dec. 7, has stated that he prefers to defend against Ti- UPS Gains Nod On Free Shot Rich Brines hit a free llirow with two seconds lo play to give Puget Sound a 6B-B7 basketball win over Lewis and Clark al Portland Friday night. The winning point came after a technical foul was called against Lewis and Clark for laKing too many umeouts. Lewis and Clark's Jim Boutin h. lm,Hna out and Boh Sprague of Puget Sound tallied 18. 1. infield blew a 13-noint half. time lead to drop an Bl-m iir - cision In Pacific Lutheran at McMinnville. The Wildcats held a 51-38 lead at intermission. Tom Whelan scored 26 points for Pacific Lutheran and John Lee had 1!) and Dick Barnett 18 fnr t.infietd. Willamette recorded its fifth their traditional basketball ri win in six decisions bv defeat-; valry here this afternoon, ing Oregon College of Education : The Chieftains have a S-fl. 67-5 at Monmouth. I.vle Smith while the Pilots are 4-2 this of Willamette and Darrell , season. The Chiefs hold a 43-15 Brandt of Oregon College each edge in the long series. had 1!) points. Humholdt Slate rolled over winless Oregon Tech 76-5l at Areata, Calif., to hand the Owls their sixth Inss nf the season. Paul Busch led HumhoMt Stale with in points and Rich S,yons topped Oregon Tech with 14 Lrwis and Clark meets Paet - fix Lullicran ai roriland, Un - ,. .. r j i IIOIQ iRrns rugn wmnu Minnville and Humholril Slntn and Oregon Tech meet agam Areata tonight. Ducks Prepare For Bowl Game EtXiF.NE, Ore. l.'Pi t Ore gon's football Rucks opened workouts Saturday 'w 'heir meeting with Southern Method ist in the Sun Bowl at El Taso, Tex . Dec. 31. The two-hnur drill was the first action for Orrgon since its season - ending 31-14 victory over Oregon Stale Nov. 30. f'nach Len Casanova said "The players aren't in good physical shape afler lhe long layoff and one of the primary things is lo got them in shape to play." He said that sophomore guard Dale Wilson may miss lhe bowl game because nf an inner-ear infection. The Ducks will hold two work outs today and Monday, BRILL METAL WORKS Commetciiif Induitftil Rct.dcntijl Shcl MtUl Weik md Copper Fihtitittan 2287 West Main fHONC 77J 4440 MAIL TRIBl'XE. MKnFORO. ger in a return brail. Brenner scoffed at that today by say ing, "A return with Tiger wouldn't draw big money like a fight with Carter." A frigid-night crowd of 5,4Sfi was so stunned by Carter's lech- 'temperature and because of the .... , , . proximity in cnnsimas. j li-iffiik f v... v.,-L- n.t . into the ring favored at ll-5bc-iwnw cause he never had knocked nut in his prevails 4 fights and because his record-l breaking third-time capture ofi'RCT "lr ""r " the welterweight (147 - pouad)j8 2 pounds from end to speed, punch and stamina. Staggers Kmile rfl c!lrs m "', ; nark Jimmy Sidle, a junior who And Emile started off as (f ' is couniing on speed and agilily i made lhe third siring All-Ainer-he would win. He forced lhe J ? R,ve !.he ,T,RC,'S ,hc,r s't'"!1 ) w (,am wh Ws mnnipuiminn action in the first mimile. Rtl;'""'J '" ' "i-i" ""-" then the muscular, number one I middleweight contender from Paterson.N. J.. staggered Emile with a left hook lo the head. Carter, with a drooping black 1 pirate's mustache and slightly bewhiskered chin, went after Griffith in earnest. A left hook lo the chin dropped Emile on to his bark in a neutral corner. The stunned champion rose just in time to heat the count of it). Carier then bombarded him on the ropes and smashed him i with a left hook lo the boilv that - -- - ' - '"ftth half through thej ' ropes. He bounced back from' 'he "f " tlle "n d slid f.own ,he rofI''s ,0 ms ba, k, nn lie canvas. He was gamely try- ' l"c o rise again when Referee Buck McTiernan slopped lhe rmmt and the fight al 2.13 of the first round. KK.VKIV IHVAI.ItV SKATTI.E lUPI) Unbeaten Seattle and Portland renea' STANDINGS fi'iio nsKVTn,M.i WTtllNAl. AMSOIIHn B.V I nllffl Vr liitTna.iftiiiil ; nnnnnnii .'. Bfiri ,4f,4 ' rhiinrtriphin New York .. . . K 2ti Western Jtlvlstttti l.na AnueSes VI tl St, Louis 10 14 San Kraneisrn IS !t naltttnoro 20 Detroit a 13 .im f'rielav's Itestilts toati tttl Hattimore fit! 114 San l lsm iso, 112 MEMO: TO MEN ONLY OMj AJW' WrfjAtd, wtffiiti wxduuJtl artf one of n ftfSlNGER yuaLJ'f. Ijl PV'P ibbiih H 318 tail Main Slrtel Meitlord 772-; I5J OHEC.OS McLoughlin Chalks Up Four Wins "You won't find a more ag gressive or hustling team in the league." That's what Coach Vern Craft reports concerning his Mc Loughlin Junior High ninth grade eagers . The Bulldogs have run up a pre-holiday record of 4-0 and Craft is optimistic about his club's chances in the Southern Oregon Conference. Craft reports his aggregation his biggest so far at McLough lin. Among the taller boys are Jim Gillespie and Mike Gar nier, each 6-2, Mark Dipnel. frl, and Gary Vaughn and Phil Tay lor, each 6 Joel. The mentor said that Mac guards are not exceptionally fast but that they are snarp. chamon;; ;YZ7rjceJ:e- from m.i iv-nrrt ...,ih i . nn j,i, ( ii, " i i Hedrick. Craft views Hedrick I lhe secofld rmd as the team to heat this sea- Hi underdog uolfpark son. , put on a threat when they scored Mac's victories so far this on a five-yard pass from quar nwmth have been two over i tcrhack Jim Rossi, who was Eagle Point and one over St. Mary's in non-league action and nut- uvrj jjjjkuiji ivivflKP in conference competition. Auburn Tigers To Count On Their Speed, Agility In Orange Bowl Tussle KDiTOIlS NOTli: Tills In the second of II dispatches sizing up howl teams. By DON M.MlTiN I'niled Pres international AUBURN, Ala. (UPII - "It ma? ke &'lm& j" lh rinfi wilh Cnnnv l.iclnn ' Aiihiirn , """' , ' uoacn tiawn joroan sain louav aa"'K P "e neisni i iiad heen;",c "" mev win lie me nieeesi '"am weve l.uca m jmi. irai Joraan, no nas a a the Orange Bowl, a M bowl record, Auburn nasi winning the , i0rf Be in 1938 but losing two and winning one at the Gator Bowl. Worried Atioot Conditioning The Auburn coach also is wor-! ried about the conditioning of his players. "First it was the Butte Faffs Wins From SM Jayvees Logger Dan Edmnndson scor ed as many points as the opposi tion did here Friday night when the Butte Falls High varsity basketball team trimmed the St. Mary's jayvees 42-2. Edmondsnn got 21 points as the only player in double fig ures. Tbn T nnrlnn tl ,1 lll.H lO-IC. and 2B-2I quarter leads. Mark Frober had nine points for St. Mary's. The game was played as the prelim to the St. Mary's - St, Francis varsity tangle. MNKiri'S; HijIM Fall U- Bnwf-n n Prt. Kd)onHson 2't Ivl Ir Smith , Torirj 2, Ymr-amt Oynirr, Coib. nn Chi'iniiirrn St. Marv"i .IV ?rt,l. Srnlt ?i. TImsx, nrtr 1. Vrnlirr 1 ,au) aitirr, rnilji, Tlrwrl 1. Hull , lln.vlr 2, llarnnart 4. Hmnhaw, AliUKK TO ItKTt'It.N ST. IMJIS aiP!) - Wally Lemm and his five assistants, who coached the St, liuis foot ball Cardinals lo their mosl successful National Football j League season since the team ; moved here in imo, Friday: agreed to return for another! vear. j iiajiBHvaasaaaaMWfaaHaaSBawtl Opn 'III ? Mon. rri. G'aoti P, 474 4141 Blocked In Liberty Bowl 16 PHILADELPHIA WO - A tough Mississippi State team snapped up two first period kicking breaks to defeat North Carolina State, IS-12, before S,M9 semi-frozen fans shivering in 22-drflree temperatures m perhaps the last Liberty Bowl game here. The Bulldogs, Cinderella team of the SmMtwastern Conference, turned a blocked kick into a, first period touchdown, took ad - vantage ot a short punt to roll -17 yards tar another in the same oiiarter and mil it nn ice literally when guard Justin fa- nale booted a 41-yard field goal i h shock carried over to the"00" who has been the against a 17-mile" an hour windn"l kirk. A quirk kick hy scourge nf the mat since com in the second period. carried only M yards to"1 to the northwest, meeting , . ,. i the Wolfpack 47. 1 Luther Lindsey. The Destroyer i )" ol lne "" maK R 1 "3 yarns tor a loncnnown m voted the outstanding back nf the game, to Ray Barlow late l JI1 IJJ1" KIUJ1II JIPJJIIU iilHl IJiiU possossinn of the hail on tin rains and now the roW. We've not been able to work rmtsrivrs into fine physical .shape, 1 know II s been cold in Nebraska but they have a larce field house to work out." None of Auburn's 'aiwafip weight 2m, and mm k I 1 . - inu nm:,, averaging ir.x i wiiJ lie xlnwi h- .k me ststn-rankeri Tigers collide nn me uunranked Cocnhusk - ers. milium will lie operating! , " sprout formation that: saw lhe Tigers back up nine i;uk is .spearheaded hy quarter- nn- opium piay. Set Koslime Kirrvrrl lhe fi-2, 2)n-pouiu) Sidle j back of the year in the Smith eastern Conference. He set Auburn rushing record with I, W1B yards, second in the na tion. This mark is Ions In the w AA tor quarterbacks, (to j also passed for 7DB vard h 11,712 atlensivfi total jost three tyams snort or the Auburn ivc- ord. When Sidle is not carrying, he hands off lo leflback ' Tui-kor fYedericfcsoii who will celebrate "homecoming" in Ihn Oianee classic. Fiwlecickson lives only 2(1 minutes from the slarlium al Hollywood, FJa. He was Au burn s Nn. 1 rusher this fall with ,111 yards on 77 ral l ies and he plays safrtymnn tike he in vented il. lie intcrcepied fan passes this year and made as many larkles as any lineman jt , rows Being rogftf in Y Jvdo Classes Monday and Tuesriav evening judo classes al lhe VMCA are past the halfway mark and memhers are now learning the various throws. Roth groups have been study ing lhe basic judo hand aits. Twrnty-twn persons are at tending regularly, ' Anyone 15 years of age or over interested in irmnmu lud" is encouraged to visit one of Uie classes al 7;3D p.m. In structors are le (Jarred and Bud Norton.- t?: a fef'"-" Si:NJMY. DECE3JBEB Kick Fatal , Mississippi Stain when the i game ended, j The nationaHy-tdswisi game i was only fivo minutes old whea j an exchange of fumMes gave : North Carolina State the ball on its 19. i Kicker Tave Houtz, hack In I j punt on fourth down, got & high ' pass from renter and end Bill j ; Mct.mre crashed through to j Hock it. Tommy Inman uicked i : "P ball mi the 11 and scoot-j i i m lor me score m tsnnle 1 j converting. j 1 That was the first Wfflt i Worked on NCS all season and! ",nr . . ss ne game s most vatuawe player, went 11 to the three. Tbrn Kisher ran wide for the score and the rrrst period rmmt was 13-fl. Another it-yard punt put Ute i Wnldpack in trouble again with j tnp Bulldogs laking over on the NCS 49 iust before the first . j period ended. The Atlantic Conference team j dug in nn its 25 and Canaie j lionlod his field goal from the 33, 11 as only then thai NCS go! its offense moving. The Atlantic j Cnasiers drove li!) yards in a j march which saw Mississippi I Slain lose the ball twice on penalties. One was for iipng i on a free ball following a punl ! and (he second was offside on a pass-play which Pat Watson, the . game s most valuable lineman, I intercepted in the end zone, i Rossi capped the drive with a ) nne-vard sneak hut a two-noiol ' I conversion failed and the biif- i L , t 1 j', U. jt, . r mu vrtijit-ii w me kuji- dog 37 and set up the losers' final score. Rossi passed Jt and 14 to Barlow, ran for ts and finallv passed io Barlow lor five and the score, A pass eon version failed. STOP M CHRISTMAS SUGGtSWNS fQK THg 5PORT5MAW tl Water SVi'l itij vrp Ski ! 2 ?I Is 4,H Ski Tase ep - Hi e JI M oa Mirtoea t t.M Boat ftndett 2.SJ to 1,95 0 Propellers , S.SS anJ up BaMirf Bostl J.M Dfiok HeW 1,7? 4 Tttctmi ftantet Heatea. 1S. J7.M Anckart t.Si I us f addlM, Varnistrtd . tM Oars, Vjrnttned Ptir Q,S& at atat REESE MARINE ,omu LITTRELL PARTS d"vTon th od iftll-Ms.ford S, new sports TSUN lin.siif'i wfjrkTn.mh.p, pT.fnrmsT.re1 Pnwrf1 8oh.p.r,nT-ttwin f JivM f'iVy clipped mlk r&diQ keterset bdU, U'SW tilts, '. mnta'i cover. SPORTS PICKUP SvM liice tirlt or play ila your beMl nifiroa 'owet ftit engine srtH trsomiMti, Uo to 3 i mil?. Delivers with hentr-r, WSW tires, Tiny! interior. GiVE 'EM A TEST AT YOUR OATSUN DEALER! STEVENS AUTO SALES 105 Naetli Cotl Am ft 9 to NCS - 12 Loss Four Bouts On Agendo Thursday Four instead of the usual three matches are on the agen da for the big all-atar profes jisnal wrestling card at Medford armory on Thursday mint, Dec, 2B. Topping the gigantic program will be The Destroyer, hooded lot. Lindsey demanded that The Destroyer post the money m advance of lhe match and he will show The Destroyer and the fans how to break lhe bold. The semi-windup will see pop ular Nick Bock-winkle in what promises to be one of his tough est matches in the toeai ring when he goes againsl Maurice Msd Dog) Vachon in s non title match. Vachon has nearly started riots a couple of times here and Bockwinkle will have to be at his .scientific best ii he hopes to win. Btagside rr.wrred srat Ikke 13 are available at Lamport's Sporting Goods store, 228 East Main St. ETKRS C.BA.VO PRIX LONDON (UPI - Timmy Alayer, 25, raled one of Ilia most promising drivers in th United States, will pilot a Brit ish Cooper in the grand prise auto races next season. Mayer, a Vale university graduate, is nephew of Pennsylvania Gov ernor William Scranton. CHARTER From AthlinrJ AIRPORT CHtROKU 180 Al PORTER THC MW 1964 JOHNSON SEA HORSE ALSO Outboard Motor 3 tW 0 H.P, a Swlan-Wift )iV tntcM huvl tairiea un to HWu Ibsw 22, im 1 O o fS