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rf FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN Piregon Tech TTo peon (M tOwls To Meet Ricks In Modoc Field Tilt . Oregon Technical Institute and Wylie and Perlick tip the stales Ricks Junior College of Idaho at 223 and 221 respectively, will open a new athletic rivalry! The Tech line will average just at Modoc Field Saturday night, under 201 pounds per-man. In the land in doing so, the two clubs ; backfield, the Owls will run about will aid in kicking off the 19561168 pounds. Ricks Junior College OTI football season before Klam-lwiU have a line that will average 'ath Falls sports fans. 1 134 pounds, and the RJC backfield ) Game time for the Tech opener i will run on an average of about will be 7:30. -170 pounds per-man. Oregon Tech Head coach and athletic direc- will carry a 20-pound per-man tor at Oregon Tech, Rex Hunsak-: advantage in the line, but the er will open his seventh season Owls will spot Ricks two pounds as pilot of the Owl grid forces in : in the backfield. what is expected to be a far bet- Tickets for the Tech opener are Iter season than last when OTI ; on sale at The Corner Store, Hal's dropped eight straight games. In i Sport- Shop and Don's Men's fact, there are some Tech boost-, Store. AH three of these ticket of- ers who are lecnng tnat tms uces are locaiea on Main aireei. years club could be one ol Hun- Twenty - nine favorites havJ scored n81 runnings of Pimlico's Campy Not Expected To Pass Jones-Greaves ln TY Rin9 B WASHINGTON (UP) RalDh.and vtn trrn lat m.n I Yogi Berra s Home Run Mark saker's best barring injuries i As the Owls and Ricks meet ifor the first time on an athletic Preakness. field, the Mile High Campus club will open with a freshman domi nated lineup. Hunsaker issued a probable starting lineup this morn ing giving returning lettermcn only four of the eleven starting berths. i Al Van Lewven and either Charles Eccelston or Wes Parrish will give the Owls two lettermen ends, while Al Jones, an end last year, but guard now, will oper ate out of one of the guard posi tions for Tech. In the backfield, Don Stonchill will be the only veteran in the starting foursome. Last year. Stonehill lettered at quarterback. Hunsaker indicated that he and backfield coach Ralph Carr were stymied by the showing of their three Quarterbacks, and who would finally start will not be known until game time Saturday. Bob Stoy, a smooth working field general from Somerset. Pennsyl vania with a good passing arm, and Charles Ganter. from Roose velt of Portland, are deadlocked for the number one quarterback ing job. The third quarterback. Richard Pckala is slated to be shifted to the fullback spot after his fine showing made in prac tice sessions this past week. ' The other halfback position will be handed to the "Little Tiger," Alfonso Everson. Letterman Har ry Juul is also expected to see lots of duty at halfback, and may move into the Tech backfield in a last-minute coaching move. . George Miller, OTI line coach indicated he would probably go along with freshmen Armond Mayzell at center, Frank Wilson at the other guard position and Tom Wylie and Richard Perlick at the two tackle slots. Wilson will weigh in at 222 pounds, while; TIME OUT Campy may nut have too much with the tracery of spike and seal- know-how lime in front of him. pel. When he crins a bat. the1 Promoter Goldie Abeam said it -r..ir .nr,L- ,iin i -ii rust, hell soon be 35 at least huee calcium luniD threatens to hands indicated, today that Roy ' . But evenbursl the sliin beUccn ,humb m By OSCAR FRALEY United Pres Sports Writer WASHINGTON (UP) Ralph, and was the last man to defeat "Tiger" Jones meets Wilf Greaves Sugar Ray Robinson. He has a tonight in a nationally televised record of 40 wins, 16 losses and fight featuring youth versus ring! draws. Eleven of bis wins wert g : surpass ogi Berr a as ine grea.-1 mv(, requjr'cd urgery Mon m&, yet lhe left is the one wnlch r I ,. . (another operation looms for himiworries him. He cant span the baseball m.lt,uoriia' thp end of this Ifingers sideways and. instead of Gabbvra 11- rtne.afsy,or 1 gueL T ''cInch r,m gTg ' haVC"'c f "hen record of 4 and his net one I . -ave a? opcrT 10 "mme,B'i press thumb and forefinger hifSin oi " lh JsL-mls Si!":. ps.'.' S?" . h-e.. "eJl I together, there is nothing but a at the head of the class. Campy Lecm l0 be abl; t0 anything was one up on Vogi i at the start j ,or ,he ,c(t hand which js losjng should be "one hell of a brawl. The veteran Jones, from Yon- N.Y., has fought 59 battles by knockouts. 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