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PAGE 2 B HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday, November 0, I960 Fiery Coach, Olympic Star KF Speakers (Continued from Page I B) Owls Seek 'Muddy' Surface ' Flooding the Oregon Tech prac- The only things the Owls canjfense and dounfield blocking, tice field wouldn't do much good a0i according to coach Rex Hurt- Tne Owls. already champions of it would probably just turn to Ice v , . k lh . f the Oregon Collegiate Conference, and the undefeated-untied Owl wilt leave Klamath Falls at noon football team would much rath- " Friday. .. j il i i J i j mil J pi tutu cuiuus iui uicva ndiuui WancocK received u.e uuiaianu- ci iure gwu " ' ,,u u.ua, ,l' u,j lng Lineman cup from line coach Sound silly? Not at all. A Qn,. nf finA .iL-i tlon s 26 untied-unbealen college ai t.-i. ...Ua nnlorl lhat mAroiphanpA In ppI cniTiA unrlf in nnl than just ability displayed by the a field that simulated roughly thefield in our area are slim' lad was considered in making the expected playing surface this Tuesday practice at OTf was weekend in Aberdeen would suit al narpenmg onensive aon- ny, one mat "does not have us entirely satisfied," and drilling on defenses against the expected GH selection. . Backfield coaoh Petersen called StiDDich forward to receive the Most Outstanding Back trophy. Stippich, who started late in the teason since he was a member, as was Allen, of the American Legion baseball team, overcame a knee injury and went on to earn his award, said Petersen. Williams capped the ceremony with the presentation of the Most Valuable Player award to junior fullback Larry McClure. He cited MrClure's outstanding work in the Pelican offensive during the year. He concluded as he predicted a continued rise in the KU grid fortunes in view of the poten tial displayed by McClure and the numerous other junior players on tlie current team. The banquet was opened by Bill Graham, prominent local spoilsman and football official, who gave the invocation. Harold Howard, president of the Boos ters, welcomed the crowd and thanked the members of his group that made the affair a success. A review of the final Pelican statistics showed the club with a S-won, 1-ticd, 5-lost record for 1960. McClure led . both the scoring and ground gaining departments with 25 points and . 546 yards gained rustling. Quarterback Allen, who took over for injured Kent Hunsakcr following the Grants Pass game connected on 26 of 71 passes for. a total of 402 yards. Hunsaker had 16 for 44 tries for a total of SOI. SEASON STATISTICS KUHS (All.gamu) u the Techmcn to a "T." Saturday they meet their last foe of the 1960 season, the Greys Harbor Junior College eleven, in an area where 105 inches of rain fall per year is considered rela tively dry. The Washinglonians, the top member of the state"s junior col lege conference, are the last hur dle in the Owls' path to the first unbeaten-untied season in the his tory of OTI football. And a good firm footing would make the go ing a little easier. The odds against this are great, however. The Techmen, one of the tion's 26 untied-unbeaten ball teams, have scored 207 points over the season, while allowing Ihe' Bam E.gies FRATERNAL LEAGUE Roberts Herdware 33 Georoa Crain Buildar 24 Wright Reaiestate 34 Sears No. 3 30 Shaffer Electric 20 Harry's Tavern 19 Tat'a Tavern 19 opposition a total of 98. SEASON STATISTICS OTI (Allqames) Scoring Arrlell Hamilton Artie Palmore tlrlr Charlie Wilson alIaCK- Dick Olivas The Owls, who have not had a ST.'r"i.r chance to scout the Saturday foe Ken Lewen recently, are playing this one by j f.V t".m car. Greys Harbor, on the other Chuck 0el,' hand, had a four-man scouting'jim Madden contingent headed by coach Chase ', Anderson, here for the Owl Meupin struggle with Whitman. Hunsakcr noted that the club would swing into "live" scrim- KC No. 30- Club Sean No. 1 KF Police Dent. Nov. 3 results: Tat'a Tavern 3. Carlson Mattress Halvorsen's Union Specialised Service Don's Shell Service Jim Winde Buick D. B. Miller Company Lumberjack Brings Own Fans . ,i - - 1 . Cimtic ti aei nPAitiul U: i ARC ATA, Calif. (APJ-Manuel Thursday, slept mree nuu.s u . uunsen vets 'Big Daddy) Simas. standout 264- drove his own car to catch up with sat Lie. At school he majors if pound tackle for the undefeated the team at its luncheon stop. He .speech and foreign languages an and untied Humboldt State Col-lnlavwl the same, and then drove, for a living the 5-foot-Il griddw IP ''ilege Lumberjacks, counts on a! back home to be ready for work j has been most everything from 55' personal rooting section his at 10 a.m. after a round trip o( CQQ to.a bandleader. 14 291, w ife and seven children. Eagles f; Sears No. 1 3, George Grain1 216' h'Oli Ind. teries, u(iaer i; Kooerit Hardware 3, Scars No. W Nov. 2 results: Soecialiied Service 4, 21 Carlson Mitt rest 0; Mobilgat 4. Bon's 31 Shell Service 0; Halvorierfs Union 2.j 2? Dale's Body Shop 2; Balsiger Motor Com-1 23 pany 4. Jim Winde Buick 0; Olson Mo- 23 .tors 3, East dt Electric I. 23 Hi ah team am. Rmui., r 21 Pny IMS; high team series, Olson wo-COme a teacher. said 'r w: rtign ina. game, Mel Robinson we I Robinson 44. A pizza cook, mill worker, bar tender and one-time band leader, Big Daddy attends colfege at the age of 29 because he wants to be- 2 1; Shaffer Electric 3, KC No. 1 1; 0 'u Wright Realestate 3, 20-30 Club 1j KFI CASCADE LEAGUE Police Dept. Harry's Tavern 1. Team Hn man leam game, lat's Tavern ?M; Team No 3 lfJhlgh learn series, Tat'i Tavern 29; high Team No. S ,3lnd. game, Fran Ramsey 217; high ind. .Team No. icam no. 4 Team No. 2 Wilson Lewers Tenner son Hamilton Behnke maOM III it nflnrnnnn nflnn a WoOd I,,,., OUUIIWII OllL'l 1IIUIC emphaiis had been placed on de Lenoir Rhyne '11' Tops Small Schools ivia3 un lAf) Lenoir 2. Florida A & M (6-0) 242 Rhyne Collefie of Hickory, N.C., 3. Humboldt Slate (Calif) (8-0)211 Player Johnson Olives Player Hamilton Palmore Farater Wilson Brooks ' series. Fran Ramsey 594, t 1 MINOR CLASSIC LEAGUE 2 .W Rushing .Backes and Caggetl 25 Tc Y Yl Net Avg. Landry Insurance 23' n 351 20 331 3 54 aiey Hereiords 23 48 351 el 2M a. 04 Western Thrill . , 21 15 38 223 I 222 5.84 Wlnema Mills 19 17 29 185 12 U3 5.9 Herald and News 19 17 19 1 80 10 170 8 95'Acme Concrete I8'i 17' 12 60 I 59 4.92 Bing's Cafe 15 17 8 25 0 35 3.13 Summers Lane Richfield 13 19 44 U9 105 34 0.55! Merit Service Supply 12 12 20 9 97 -86 -4.30 1 Wheeler Nursery 9 27 Passing Lucca Cafe 6 30 Pa PC Yds Td Pet Avg. Nov. 1 results: Backes and Daggett Ins. 3- jn v .311 ...j j, cucca Laie ; western Tnnn 3. bm'h 4.9 Cafe 1 1- Herald and News 3. Summers I Nov. 7 results: Team No. 1 3, Team No. 2 1; Team No 3 3. Team No. A l! 11 ! Team No. 5 7. Tm t 17'i High team name. Team no. . t an7. high team series', Team No. a 2215; hiqh Ind. game, Merle Rush 210; high ind. series, Earl Brooks 524, 83 37 551 7 .44 Receiving :Lane Richfield 1; Acme Concrete 3, Wl PC Yds Td Avg. nema Mills U Wheeler Nursery 2, Lan. 23 338 4 14.7 dry Insurance 2. 13 345 5 2. 5 High team game, Landry Ins. 905; high 23 211 3 11.8 team series, Western Thrift 2425; high 30 . n.sma. game, red pinner 23W high ind. 2 19 0 9.5 series. Ted Pinner 580. 27 10 19 19 16' 16 L t'.i 20 "A good education Is the only security," declares Manuel, who daily must study, work and find time for football since Humboldt has no athletic scholarships. Cur rently he puts in 48-hour working week as a bartender. It isn't easy to keep playing football. A few weeks ago the Lumberacks were scheduled to play a Friday night game against the Cal Aggies at Davis. Simas worked the night shift about 600 miles. Hp and his 105-pound wife, Jean nrnuiH rnmfortable home for their brood. They , are David Manuel, 11, Diana Marie. 10; Dennis Michael. 9; Donald Mark, 7- Douelas Matthew, 6; Daniel Marvin, 5; and Debra Marie, bounded back into Ihe top spot'4. Southern Illinois (7-1) in the National Association of In-js. S'castern Louisiana (7-1) Plaver Larry McClure Dave stippich Greg Jones Kent Hunsaker Wayne Dennis Allen Phillips Steve Stiles Roger Mecy Gary Hancock Players McClura Hunsaker ,. ', Jones !.' , ' Stippich 1 v Allen Buchholl Lewis Macy Stiles Duncen Franklin Plaver Allen Hunsaker Buchholl Franklin Scoring Rushing Td Pal Tp a 1 251 0 24 0 IB 0 12 0 12 0 i 0 t o a 6 a Te Yd Yl Net Avg. , . 121 546 II 571 4.36 , ' 29 207 25 182 6 28 17 1 90 4 16 3.26 '. 52 219 17 202 3.88 32 169 29 140 6.36 22 75 9 66 3 00 13 44 39 3.00 7 31 0 31 4.43 7 19 1 II 2 57 3 5 0 5 2 50 3 I 11 -7 -2.13 Passing Pa Pc Yds Td Pel. Avg. 71 J 402 4 . 366 15.5 44 16 301 1 .364 11.8 4 1 0 0 . 250 0.0 2 0 0 0 .000 0.0 Receiving Pc Yds Td Avg. 10 194 I 19.41 S 13 S 80 1 97 i 270 4 24 I 47 4 49 1 i Player Phillips SMOplch 0 16.0 0 19.4 3 36.7 0 6.0 0 21.3 0 12.3 0 3.0 No czn with laaeeVi: tr-"-'--- jj lercollegiate Athletics football rankings this week. The Bears (8-0) replaced Southern Illinois, which had taken over two weeks ago from Lenoir Rhyne. Oregon's Willamette was tied for ninth. Southern Illinois dropped Its first game of the season to rugged Bowling Green (Ohio) Slate last weekend. Florida A 4 M University (6-0) which had scored 404 points in six games and is only 53 away from an all-time NAIA scoring record, zoomed into second. Humboldt (Calif) Slate's 8-0 rec ord is good for third, with South ern Illinois holding down fourth with a 7-.1 record, Southeastern Louisiana also fell from the unbeaten ranks against Louisiana Tech and dropped from third to fifth. Whitworlh of Spokane, Wash (8-0) edged Texas A 4 I., last year's NAIA grid champion, by a point for sixth place. The Javel bias are seventh. West Chester of Pennsylvania (8-0) rose from ninth to eighth while Langston of Oklahoma 17-0) and Willamette of Oregon (8-01 share ninth position. The leaders and total points re ceived (with seasons won-lost-ticd record in parentheses): The top (ml Lenoir Rhyne (N.C.) 293 6. Whitworth (Wash) (8-0) 7. Texas A tc I (5-1-1) 8. West Chester (Pa) (8-0) 9. (tie) Langston (Okla) (70) Willamette (Ore) 18 0) Idaho State (5-2), was 17th. Seattle Bond ssue Nixed 174 141 1.15 n4l SEATTLE (AP) - A $15 million j!3 bond issue for a sports palace in AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE W Batsiger Motor Company 29 Interstate 34 Dsle'i Body Shop 24 Olson Motor! 23 Mobil pas 23 East Side Electric 20' j INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE M.J.R. MuMltr . 271 ivoior mvesimtni Chambers Houst Moving Jonas Construction House of Shoes West Heat Pump Macdoel Tavern Singer Sowing Center Roy's Shell Great West Lift Jay Hawk Market Basket Nov. 7 results: M.J.R r Sftuulnn ratntar- 1 t unia. West Life 2; House of Shoes 3. Jones i against Baylor at Waco, .uni,ruciign i; inamoers House Moving R . Soph May fie Ready LOS ANGELES (UPD- Sopho more quarterback BUI Nelsen, the is' 20' stitches removed from his shat- 14'.i 21Vi a 26 Muffler 3, Slng- 2. ureal SPORT SHOES FOR BOYS CaaklM Cke l4ee Loogeir "waring Nalltets fe.alreMMi-OD treated Or Ism Uaawrs IwMS-Praaf loaoles. IHa'.T HO WMS3 tMOt tX. U4 Wk, aura Try Ihtm. ..Bay ftWaa TOMr at... Priced 10.95 13.95 At SHOES 617 Moin Phont TU 2-5010 Top Eleven Choice By 7 NEW YORK (UPI - Top- ranked Minnesota and second ranked Missouri both are seven point favorites to maintain their perfect records Saturday in a pair of key college football games. The Golden Gophers, unbeaten in seven games this season, en tertain Purdue and Missouri visits Oklahoma in search of its ninth straight victory. In the nationally-televised game of the week, third-ranked Ohio State is a slim one-point choice over Iowa, which slipped from first to sixth place after bowing to Minnesota last week. The odds on the other leading games by sections: Bant Pittsburgh 7,i Huskies Pad Stats Lead SAN FRANCISCO (UPD - The University of Washington Huskies. Rose Bowl-bound lor the second straight year, are piling up a statistical lead In the Big Five Conference race. Coach Jim Owens' team leads in rushing offense with 224 yards per game; lushing defense by al lowing 102 yards a lilt; the Big Five standings with a 3-0 record and a season record of 7-1. The UCLA Bruins lead the con lerence in total olfense with .139 yards a game; total defense by allowing 22R yards; passing de fense by allowing 98 yards, and passing offense with 154 yards per till. Arch Suffers Political KO SAN DIEGO (UPD - Litihl heavyweight boxer Archie Moore suffered a political knockout in Ilia race with real cslale broker George Laplhorne for a short Icrm in the 79th state Assembly district Tuesday. With 64 of 402 precincts report ing Laplhorne had 5,550 olcs to Moore's 3.H91. Bolh men are Democrats. The office is largely an honor ary one since the legislature docs not meet before the short term expires Jan. 1. The office became vacant when George C. Crawford resigned to become a Municipal Court Judge here. Seattle apparently was defeated in Tuesday's election, The bond issue was tied to the city obtaining a major league baseball franchise with a proviso that bonds would not be sold until and if Seattle gained a major league franchise. With Ihe vote virtually complete in surrounding King County, the proposal trailed by nearly 10,000 votes. A record number of absen tee ballots could change the pic lure, however. 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