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t HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday. October 19. 1!60 PAGE 3 B OTI Owls Prepare For Speed Pelicans Stress Defensive Moves Tough In Secondary iirnprc Cnooses Stengel's Plight Worrying Claassen 5os?u Boy For Honor As Grid Pick Average Slips To .733 Bv HAKOl.l) CI.AASSKN' m:v vokk i.!"-h r.iM-v LaVerne Set To Disrupt Owl String The LaVerne College Leopards, a light, fast Los Angeles eleven are the next obstacle in the path of the Oregon Tech Owls. The Southlanders figure to try and toss a monkey wrench into the Tech plans for an unbeaten sea eon. The two clubs tangle Saturday night at 8 o'clock on Modoc Field. The Leopards are led by quar terback Artie Keough, a ISO pounder, who "throws well when our players are well." Keogh is the younger brother of Martv Keogh, of Red Sox baseball fame. The LaVerne line averages about 192 while the backfield is a speedy 1H4. One dark spot on the . Leo pard is the fact that injuries have weakened their offense, necessar ily calling up a pair of reserve halfbacks. At the fullback post is freshman Ron Thomas, a 180 pounder who reportedly likes thick going. According to Leopard coach Rowland Ortmayer, who is in his 11th year at the LaVerne helm, the team uses very few substi lutes and never substitutes on a wholesale basis. He welcomed 50 players at the start of the sea son but expects to travel with a Squad of 35. On the Owls campus the Tech- men, who have little knowledge of Hie weekend foe, are prepar ing an offense that contains as much passing as it does ground work. ; According to Owl statistics quar terback Dick Olivas has connect ;ed on 29 of 65 tries for a total 'of 431 yards while Roy Johnson .has hit 4 for 24 and 285 vards. KU Expects Stiff Test With Millers thin nisi'. It will be close with Bob Schloredt troit over Dayton. UiU'S rlTV lm J I p 1 Ul.i -M-U 1UHI ' II S. ilt' .UMM II OUT K.l 1 1 . ,ll Ofl HIP MlU-IIR- Willi d UIUIVUII 3JV 1 H" UJ 1 . rwill.riS Wvrr fn burn llollis is' a shy 19-year-old iSu'"-1'' Kl!s bounced alter ttin-iinterle.igue game on a neutral collarbone, but the Huskies should jlahoma Stale. Texas over Rice, ning 10 pcnn.mis m 12 years, what Held, nut .lake i.inns makes ine win. esi icxas maie over uarnin happeni. to a pigskin picker who licU-ls a touchdown better. Ohio State over Wisconsin: Two Simmons. North Texas State over misses on 13 of SO college games? Navy over 1'enn: There are few I angry, defeated Big Ten clubs Drake, Pittsburgh over Texas That's an average of .740 lor the hacks in the country better than -take it out on each other. The Christian. Tcxa.s Tech over SMU. week and pulls the seasonal fig-! the Middles' Joe Bellino. Buckeyes to wear down thel FAR WEST: LTLA over Stan- ures to .733. ' Michigan over Minnesota: The Badgers. j ford. Arizona Stale over San .lose. This week's picks: Wolverines will build up their lead Skipping over the others: ! Oregon over California. Brigham MIDWEST: Michigan State over oung over Montana. .New Mcx- The' Indiana, Northwestern over Notre ico over Arizona. New Mexico who quarterbacks the Iowa foot ball team. "He's a real bashful boy," says Coach Forest Evashevski. j So when the 200-pound junior' said quietly in the Hawkeyes' huddle last Saturday: "Guys, it's gotta he right this time," his I ' (ft rswiiii "Any team that can hold Southj Eugene to just seven points de serves a lot of consideration," commented Klamath L'nion foot ball coach Bob Williams, retor ting to the Springfield Millers, the Pels' Triday night non-conference foe. u-n !....- tl, l.-.,.n : -..-.I. ...mi passuiK auacK so lonigiu we u get down to some brass tacks on pass defense," be added in his remarks to the Pelican Boost er Club this morning. teammates knew he meant it. lov.a over Purdue: Two sopho- during the first three quarters moric teams that have jclledi Baylor over Texas A&M: cmicklv. There is less pressure on Bavlors are using some of the Dame. Tulsa over Cincinnati, Col- State over Wichita. Ltah State They gave him great protection ihe Boilermaker youngsters ' so' Baltimore Cult plays and with orado over Nebraska. Illinois over I over Colorado Slate, I'tah over as he tossed a 34-yard touchdown ihey may pull another upset, but good success. Ronnie Bull to do Pcnn State. Vanderhilt over Mar- Denver. Washington State over pass which gave Iowa a 28-21 vie- ihe lowans will he playing al the scoring. jquetle, Missouri over Iowa State, College of Pa ific, Wyoming over tory over Wisconsin and boosted home and that will give them a Washington over Oregon State: Oklahoma over Kansas State. De-Air Force. the Hawks into Ihe top spot the Associated Press football poll. That pass and two scoring runs against Wisconsin earned llollis Ik.!. N H AS SEEN FROM THE END ZONE Oregon Tech's flashy end Ardell Hamilton speeds toward pay-dirt after hauling in a long pass for the H&N cameraman. Hamil ton, an All-Conference choice in 1958, is having him self another good year. He was on the'receiving end of a number of important passes in the Owl win over South ern Oregon Saturday night. AP back of the week honors When told of Ihe honor. Mollis said "I'm glad" in the same calm manner he displayed after an offsides penalty against Iowa nullified his M-vard touchdown Monday and Tuesday the Peli-.)ass lhe ,,lav before his successful can varsity gridders drilled hard ni, u on overall defensive tactics, utiliz- ..i ...., ing the particular defense they in-' . ,1.,. tenn to use against me spring- Top-RankecS Teams Saturday Favorites we could score, first touchdown even pass San Jose St.l Oregon fi over California. Color ado 4 over Nebraska, Wyoming R over Air Force. NEW YORK tl'PP Eight of underdogs Minnesota by l'j bia. Yale 134 over Colgate, 1 the nation's 10 top-ranked college points to Michigan and Purdue by Princeton 7 over Cornell. football teams are favored in Sat-jscvcn points to Iowa, the nation's south: Duke 2 over Clemson.j urday's games. No. 1 team. Georgia Tech over Tulane, Fifth -ranked Minnesota and Second-ranked Mississippi is a North Carolina 3 over South Caro-- eighth-ranked Purdue are h o t h nine-point choice over Arkansas, lina, Alabama 7 over Houston, lourth raiiked Navy is 21 points Auburn 8 over Miami tl-Ta.'. Ken- over Pemfsvlvama, sixth ranked lucky 1 over lieorgia, w ake ; Dow ncs, middleweight champion Missouri is 14 points over Iowa I Forest 2'j over Maryland, LSU 6'Hf ,e British Isles appealed to- was called back," llollis related.! I. -1 d"" "ul"";:',l,Nl" na.v.u, ovei nm ...... ay to secretary jonn t5. rranhe lnrirn wllCU " 10 1H1""1' uxils rti 41 Midwest: Illinois 1 over l'enn nl the United Stales ixavy to neip SEEKS TITLE FIGHT LONDON (LTD Terry "We still had (our downs and one. fielders. The Millers, somewhat weak-L.; - ., ;,,. i Third - ranked Svra. use and Stale. NorlhwAlern 13 over Notre him uet a shot at the world title. f s K l( SCO il l'U tic iiinin-ratiKcn nasinngion are suenitiame, unio siaie rt over n.s- uowues sain ...e uuee vwn ii ened this season by the fact that lhe Springfield school system wasj split up with the opening of new Thurston High, were stopped 70, by the South Eugene Axemen last Friday. Although the score was close the Millers were far short on the statistic side of the ledger. They collected only three first downs while the Axemen racked up 12. South Eugene counted 125 yards on the ground and allowed lhe Millers onlv 12. In the air thev were outclassed 82 yards to 26. The deepest penetration thev a lont? time.' The Negro orphan from Boys coaches pro -type football at an I heavy favorites over West Virgin-cousin, Michigan Town. Neb., has played a key amateur-type college He recruits ia and Oregon State that N e wj Indiana. ,-nlo in ih Hnuks' firsi four vie. some of his football plavcrs from York odds-makers refuse lo quote Southwest: Rice 1 lories, scoring five touchdowns the track and field team. and passing for three others. Hornet, Eagle Tilt League Feature ROGUE LEAGUE Texas Tech Boy Picked And he claims he's "lucky" to have playing for him the "world's smallest fullback." He's Bob (Titch Titchenal, head coach of San Jose State Col lege, named by United Press In ternational today as college foot ball's "coach of the week." Titchcnal's crew, a two-touch- State 10 over spent in Ihe United States Ma rines "justifies an appeal to use over Texas, iyour influence with U.S. boxing a line. Texas. Tech 7 over SMU, Kansas auinorines to support my ciaun The odds on other major games 10 over Oklahoma State, Pitts-for recognition as leading chal- by sections: burgh 2 over Texas Christian, jleager for the world middle- East: Holy Cross 7 over Colum- West: UCLA 184 over Stanford, I weight championship." EaglB Point Phoenix Johnson's average per pass is Gienaan End Ardell Hamilton has ceived 16 passes for re- 16 passes for a total of 215 yards while Arties Palmore, who has nailed 10, has amassed Rogus River Bv THE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS E. .1. iThe Beast i Holub. hulk-down underdog, wrecked Stanlord, could make into Eugene territory " T"ils Th reil,er a"d ; 34'20'. Saturday - and the Spar- Was the 30-yard Stripe oacKC. win. me agi.i.y o. a i.a..-i.ii. iinr,i:i.s c.c "I'l'j .".. The Pelicans are shaking off1' lmmy Hils nri'" "''-11 " "' ."' " T" the memorv of the 49-6 dumping N"1 Press Lineman of the Weeklminute free-for-all not with the at Medford'last Friday and show!for his outstanding play against "enemies" from Stanford, no signs of giving up or consid-; Baylor last Saturday. W hile the coach riidn t approve ering the season over, said Wil- Holub. 22, a senior who standsl"' the t. he thinks spirit is im liams. "We've got three games,6-4 and weighs 217, was all but a P"'1 '"""V Soori ,a,h!e,,c m' ifjillnfl ovarltv bl:-U marlc to do and we cm end mi wilh one-man oan(! dpsnile his rluhV"nn 'y. '-i J""' " Pet.!" ". , ' . ... . .7 '.. . ., imnnHi.nl I.UOU IMUy Weie .SlltlllCU i6-U .JV UlCi" l''1'. ." .n.n.,ii uui. ic ll;.ri l.'..i l me luiiiini n .-.t.tu.n- - , , toco :,, ,,Jf. , -,... Li . -ll , .. nll iiDOo fihall i 1 relieve in soiling ...e s.y.e of plav to tlie type of players, 4.1, a tall, blond ar-ad tvpe who played pro powerful - Medford Jayvee squad. Bot to go all out." .331 (bowed 20-0 to the Central Point In the three games to go. ! ranked college football team. ,llci A second-team AP All America,, x j , u.. pic md rfn .:ii,.,. ,i, " ......... s. Titchenal .0001 vaiauj, cinu ni 6 ' " ujr-- - liaSl Sea.SOn 8110 R StailOOUl OOin Oni ll lU. 7..1. i: ii.nc nf h-jllKiL- V.jl n ,-..., . , , , ., iCOll. IIIC. HLKd 1.1..C1S. ... unit ui.-iuii. The Henley Hornet-Eagle Point: Tn v dumped Rocue River 26-0 !wel1, Plohahy. as Kent Hunsaker Jiagle woman game scneouiea ( . Glendale 32 . n and for the valley school s home gi' n- hacked Illinois Valley .12-7. Brinson, who was injured in the season opener with Boise, is still 283 yards. Dennis Farster has iron Friday night will draw the ln tne line ,he Eagies 'completed 14 for 185. lattention of the entire league. !t..nrn -n ...j, . an Fullback Bud Maupin leads the The Eagles, tied with Phoenix bi Dowei. in ,he backfield is full- aRamst Gl'ants Pass, may, with ., , i .L. I I. t Uf .1.- 1 r il. lirr,nin ititl. a k-M L-n. U..r..U range " " ihip cr, who suffered a broken hand 195-pound i1' return before the end of the . average ot 7.4. SEASON STATISTICS : OTI (All Games) Scoring season, but it is not possible for him to be ready this week. grouno gamers witn a total oi ara;for the number one spot in tne back Bin skcters, yards but halfback Charlie Wil-jlcague, are rated about a toss-speerf!.ler son is tops per carry with an'un statistically with the Henley- '.,',. iles. A big, heavy, fast club, the' " ' i Sherm Allen will continue in Eagles have won three straight JtZs M in Inaene nlav after dropping lU Wlth the bas e Foin e'S' , er's absence. Statistically Allen Pl!' W , three straight in out-of-conference,!.3!! f"?f. ,ne Posing average than Bud Maupin Arties Palmort Dick Olivas . Charlie Wilson . Dennis Farster Ardell Hamilton L. T. Tennerson - Chuck Oeleis Jim Madden . Nils Haramolo t Player Bud Mauoin : Charlie Wilson Ken Lewers ; L. T. Tennerson ; Ardell Hamilton Dave Wood Dan Behnke ' Dick Olivas ' Roy Johnson 7 action earlier in the season. Their is, defeats, however, can not be Te Yg VI Net Avg. 79 304 25 201 21 100 187 14 65 11 64 10 KU Frosh Test Comets On Modoc nomecoming lestiviues. Hunsaker. He has comnleled sev- e nave no piorjiems-oineicn of 23 t.jes fol. a m.llk of 20fi offense and defense for three (oolball for' the Washington Red years, hoiud mane is unassisiea skjns San Francisco Forty tackles, held on eight others, re-jNincrs and Us Angeles Dons. covered a tumtile and mocked a ..,-.,:. aP i h.,,iv. . have a pass in what Southwest ohserverslo o( s0 we are mmf! the tabbed "his finest game of an ex-;p.0.typc sprCilrt T-formalion." ceplional career." The "speed" includes such men "He stopped more than one .is Willie Williams, a 9.5 sprinter; play that was going tor a touch-iMack Burton, 9.fi; and Johnnv down." said Baylor coach John j,Joilnson tle midget-sized f u 1 1 BlidKers. hac.ki who rambles the length of "It was his finest game of the ,,e field in 10 seconds flat. Also year. Hes an All America if I on t,e squa(i, as one of the fleet PRE SEASON PRICE OH AMERICA'S MOST WINTER TRACTION SLASH FAMOOS TIRES! yards per toss. Hunsaker has than the usual ones," claimed nener. uur reserve tacKies 16.44 mark for , 8 but jn addj. seem to be coming through. Theytion he ranks as (hc numbcr , look like regulars now. weDer gl.oun( g.linel. ,he t.,ub wjlh was referring to sophomore Char-i a tolal of m Kunbatk LalTy lie inompson and senior J sck McCIure is number one' on the Ziegclmeyer who filled in when injuries cost the Hornets the serv ice of regulars John Gober and Jim Long. Player Dick OlivflS Roy Johnson . Pliytr , Aroell Hamilton Dennis Farsler Arlias Palmort . Cnarllt Wilson Passing Pa Pc Yds. Td Pel. 65 29 ill i .416 21 U 285 4 .583 Receiving 3 66 7 4.76 4.29 2??! A Klamath Union frosh squad that couldn't seem lo generate ani Medford two rhrk Rinfskv witu sjx TUs and!D" siipoich back and n pat in hie Ait Cu r. iTf.L. bier is number two that includes eleven ground with 3K8. a 42.1 average SEASON STATISTICS KUHS (All oames) Scoring ever saw one. said Tech coach DeWitt Weaver. Holub was a high school hero at Lubbock High School as a tac kle before enrolling at Tech. 3.70 offense against iweeks ago bounced Avg. picked 'up its first victory of the i 11160 season on Wright Field last ISaturday afternoon when they mashed the visiting Ashland Leading the Hornet scoring .is. Kem Hunsaker i:c, Steve stiles Ji-1 r.lru U.nrn., Td chance to SOC Heads Nix Tourney Move Plan Yds. Td Avg. '1! 2 13 2 Gl izzlieS 33 10 - 393 4 29 3 Saturday they get ' 0 4 0 make it two in a row when they I nlav host to the Baby Comets from Central Point at 1:30 p.m. on Modoc Field. cnutk'sioitk Coach DcLance Duncan's young! L,"ry Lu, y Pelicans, held scoreless in the a cnaoman -i Dave Raglano first quarter by Ashland, easily1 Ben Aiibntton rolled up a 14 0 halftime margin jjjn' BBr'o"r in the second name, as men Mike Taccnim on a scorers. Quarterback Gary Bebber has P,ylr completed seven touchdown pass-!Lrr "cciure 1 r Ken. Hunsaker es for a total of 42 points. lorcq Jones Pat Tp 0 12 Top Caqers Meet Tonight halfbacks, hurdler. is Phil Clifton, a fine Briefs FOOTBALL Rushing TC S7 372 29 207 25 SAN FRANCISCO - End Billy ilson, one of the greatest pass catchers in the history of the Na- CINCINNATI (AP) Oscar tional League, retired as a player '2 Robertson and Jerry West, two of, with San Francisco lo become an " the country's best known baskct-end coach with the 4!)ers. He will ball players as collegians will be be replaced on the roster by Olym Ion opposing sides or lhe first Lpian Ray Norton. .... .... lime tonight in their debuts. i RACINO i if nil fv us me iNauonai n;isKcinaii as SCORING STATISTICS (All Games) Hinlty High School iDave Stippich Gary Bttchholz jStevt Stiles Stierm Allen 1 Ken Lewis u )4? 4 na 24 113 14 97 Td Pal Tp Roger Macy 1 31 I 37 2$ Player 20 Kent Hunsaker 44 18 Sherm Allen 23 12 Gary Buchholi 3 Kant Franklin 1 ?! ' 19 I 17 21 12 S 2 0 Passing Pa Pc Yds. Td Pet. 16 301 2 .364 D.u nl.,,.na n.rn f.-.m t ha nun ! John Gober Dm., jjiuiifci-u u.i ' Dennis O' Keale $4.80 $3.15 MEDFORD (Spcciali-Coaches ana teammaie naiyi niut.is.rsi , and principals i-epresenting South-jscored on a brilliant 80-yard punt a,ry eaM, ern Oregon Conference schoolset urn. cnuc kAIBioi"kJ emphatically opposed moving lhe noso uuv state Al basketball tournament So after the halltime intermission from Eugene to Portland at their and added three more big IDs. fall meeting here over the weck-lM'Ml bombed through the Ash ' ,i land line early in the thud quar- ' Secretary Lee Kagsdale was di- 'cr and sped 40 yards for the : m.-mrl tn nH Idler lo lhe Ore- score. Vern Pctrick swept around - on,, si-honl Ariit-iti Anr-itinn the ends to add the extra point . .aiino tho ti,thp'n.on,,n Con.! Klamath iced the game in the fnr.n,..' m.ot.nn n ilm nrr...spd fourth quarter when Chuck Mill; ' move. SOC president Lester Har- hauled in a pass from John Pari- ris said the students attenoing solto and dashed 80 yards for the tourney would be too difficult the touchdown. to control in a big city like Port-! Mil's crossed into the end zone . ianc jfor the final time, again on an The conference also decided to'wial shot from Parisotlo. this : fchedule all athletic events for lime from 10 yards out. Petnck the coming year at the spring converted for the point. meeting in May. Harris will name; J A ICL'D II T a committee to draw up tenta-l ";1 , . - live schedules ' NEW YOHK-Casey Stengel, 70. ' In other action the group: was let out as manager of the Limited each school to seven New Vork Yankees because of his entries in the district cross coun- age. His successor, likely coach try meet to be held in Ashland Ralph Houk, will be named Thurs- Oclober 2(1. dav. 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