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HERALD AND NEWS. Klunata if J: ca BUCKET OF SILVER Mickey Wright dips into 2,240 silver dollars, pert of the loot she won at Las Vegas Sunday as she claimed the ladies PGA championship. At left is last year's winner Judy Kimball, who tied far 1 0th place this year. IStory on Page 10.1 UPI Telephoto Three Old Talents In NEW YORK (UPH - Three prominent fighters on the come back trail will display their prowess or lack of it this week. They are former welterweight champion Luis Rodriguez, for mer welter and middleweight Football College Football Results By United Press International EAST Army 10 Pcnn Stale 7 Boston U. 18 Holy Cross 6 Springfield 21 Colby 7 Dartmouth 14 Brown 7 ' Harvard 21 Cornell 14 Yale 19 Columbia 7 Drexel 22 Lycoming 17 Dickinson 12 Haverford 7 Bates 13 Worcester 0 Princeton 34 Pennsylvania 0 Gettysburg 24 Lehigh 20 . Mai-shall 10 Buffalo 8 , iNorwich 42 Rensselaer 7 Williams 16 Middlebury 8 Coast Guard 11 Wesleyan 8. iNortheastern 35 Am. Interna. 18 St. Lawrence 14 Alfred 0 :Vagner 20 Moravian 6 :Maine 23 New Hampshire 8 Colgate 28 Rutgers 8 . Amherst 3 Bowdoin 0 Vermont 21 Rhode Island 8 Massachusetts 21 Connecticut 3 Penn Military 15 Wilkes 12 J. Hopkins 15 VJrsinus 15 Hie) Hamilton 26 Hobart 20 Indiana (Pa.) St. 17 Albright 14 Delaware Valley 20 Kings Coll 6 Slippery Rock 27 Calif. iPa.) 7 Delaware 30 Howard (D.C.) 0 Ithaca 2 Cortland St. 7 Grove City 33 Brockport 7 Youngstown 12 S. Conn. St. 0 Westminster (Pa.) 7 Geneva 6 Trinity (Conn.) 28 Tufts 14 Hofstra 40 Bridgeport 7 Case Tech 27 Allegheny 26 Bucknell 31 Ohio Wesleyan 8 Temple 29 Muhlenberg 0 SOUTH Morgan St. 10 Maryland St. 0 North Carolina 14 Maryland 7 West. Mary. 12 Ran. Macon 0 Georgia Tech 23 Tennessee 7 Virginia 6 Virginia Military 0 . Clemson 7 Georgia 7 (tiff) West Liberty St. 13 Concord 7 Florida St. 35 Wake Forest 0 South Caro. St. 22 J.C. Smith 16 St. Pauls (Va.l 14 Sayetleville 0 Virginia St. Coll. 20 Shaw 8 nasningion ix o wmio o The Citadel 10 Presbyterian 0 Auburn 28 Chattanooga 0 N. Car. Coll. 7 St. Augustine 6 Benedict 23 Knoxville 0 Ft. Valley 13 Savannah St. 6 Middle Tenn. 33 East. Ken. 23 South. Miss. 7 Richmond 0 Coo 54 Knox"i!le 0 Morehead iKy.) 24 Murray 10 . Alabama A4M 34 Fisk IS S. W. (Tenn.) 2" Millspas 7 Clark 42 Tuskcgee 0 Kentucky 35 Detroit 18 East Car 6 Elon 0 N Car St. 18 S. Car Louisville 13 Dayton H Mississippi St. 31 Tulane 10 Kurman 21 Wofford 19 E. Tenn. St. 16 Tenn. Tech 0 West Virginia St. 13 Anderson 7 Memphis St. 21 North Tex St. 0 West. Ken. 34 Austin Peay 14 Florence 'Ala.) 0 Miss Col dT' Newberry 14 Carson Newman 7 McNeese St. 37 Tampa 12 N. Car A4T 34 Norfolk St. 7 Jackson St. 22 Alcorn A4M 13 MIDWEST Ohio St. 20 Illinois 20 Mie Falls. Ortfon Monday, Pros To Ring This king Sugar Ray Robinson and former top heavyweight con tender Zora Folley. Rodriguez, of Cuba, who won the welter crown from Emile Griffith last March 21 and lost it back to Griffith on June 8, will square off against unbeat- Scores Denison 6 Wooster 0 Bcloit 10 Monmouth 3 Miami (Ohio) 30 Kent St. 8 Norte Dame 17 S. Calif. 14 Northwestern 15 Minnesota 8 John Carroll 20 Wayne St. 0 Earlham 51 Franklin Coll. 0 Bowling Green 16 West Mich. 7 Iowa St. 17 Kansas 14 Rose (Ind.) 7 Concordia (111) 6 Drake 21 Iowa St. Coll. 12 N. Mich 19 Cen. Mich 0 N. Cen. III. 12 Millikin 0 Iowa 37 Indiana 26 Northern Illinois 19 Hillsdale 13 N.E. Mo. St. 49 Cen St. (Mo.) 0 Wisconsin 38 Purdue 20 Michigan 7 Michigan St. 7 (tie) S. Dakota St. 7 N. Dakota U. 6 Air Force 17 Nebraska 13 Albion 25 Kalamazoo 14 Idaho St. 14 Montana 13 Wichita 16 Hardin-Sims 12 E. 111. 14 111. St. 13 Augustana (S.Dak.) 26 N. Dakota St. 8. Midland 21 Sioux Falls (S. Dak) 0 Southern 111. 47 Lincoln (Mo.) 0 Beadle St. 21 S. Dakota St. 6 Weber St. 8 Montana St. 26 SOUTHWEST Texas 28 Oklahoma 7 Cincinnati 21 Tulsa 15 New Mexico St. 40 Trinity 8 Colorado 25 Oklahoma St. 0 E. Cen. Okla 19 Cen. Okla 7 Texas A&M 23 Houston 13 Texas Christian 35 Texas Tech Rice 23 Stanford 13 Baylor 14 Arkansas 10 Texas All 17 East Tex St. 0 Arizona St. U. 24 W. Tex St. 16 Utah 15 Brigham Young 6 SW. Tex St. 46 McMurray 6 Arizona 13 Texas Western 7 E. New Mcx. 40 W. New Mex. 7 WEST California 22 Duke 22 (tic) Oregon 41 Idaho 21 San Jose 13 Washington St. 8 Wyoming 21 Colorado St. 3 Utah St. 47 New Mexico 14 Eastern Montana 20 Carroll 6 Washington 34 Oregon St. 7 Whilworth 39 Pacific Lutheran 0 Fresno St. 29 U. of the Pacific 7 Santa Clara 21 San Fran St. 6 Sacramento St. College 19 California iSanta Barbara) 0 Western St. 13 Adams St. 7 S. W. California 12 Citrus 7 Losa St. 24 California Poly 6 1-nsa Valley 48 East Losa 32 Elcamino 2.1 Cerritos 13 W. Wash. St. 12 Pudget Sound 6 San Diego St. 33 Long Beach 8 Lewis and Clark 21 Linfield 7 Portland Stale 26 Oregon Tech 7 Pacific 27 Oregon College 0 Southern Oregon 48 Eastern Oregon 18 British Columbia 19 Willam ette 0 S'11 supply lasts . . .U. ft V",;: Rvalue Tf CASCADE Laundry and Cleaners Oee. Pest Office Ph. 4-1111 et 2-2531 BROADWAY CLEANERS 41 S So. oth Pft. 4.4401 October 14, IM PAGE-11 Display Week en Wilbcrt (Skceter) McClure. young middleweight contender, at Madison Square Garden Fri day night. The Rodrigucz-McClure light will be televised nationally. It will be the first fight at the Garden in eight weeks and the first Friday night bout to be televised from the Garden in three years, during which the television bouts were staged on Saturday night. Rodriguez, 26. is favored at 9-5 over 23-year -old McClure of Toledo, Ohio, who recently came out of the Army. He is unbeaten in J4 professional bouts. He scored six kayoes. Skceter is ranked seventh among middleweight contend ers. Rodriguez has 22 kayoes in his 51-3-0 record. Heavyweight Zora Folley, on the comeback road after his knockout last December by Doug Jones, fights heavyweight contender Billy Daniels of New York at Montreal Thursday. Folley of Chandler, Ariz., is now ranked ninth among con tenders; Daniels fiflh. At Paris Monday night, the once great Sugar Ray Robinson continues his comeback attempt against Armand Vanucci, French middleweight. In Robin son's latest bout with a good middleweight, he suffered a se vere beating by sixth- rated Joey Giardcllo at Philadelphia. The week's boxing schedule includes: Monday: Paris Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Armand Vanucci. Boston Tom McNceley vs. Duke Sabedong. Tuesday: New York (Sunny side' Johnny Persol vs. John ny Alford. Wednesday: Washington Bob Foster vs. Sixto Rodriguez. -Miami Beach Tony Alongi vs. Al Gonzalez. Thursday: Montreal Zora Folley vs. Billy Daniels. Friday: New York (Garden) Luis Rodriguez vs. Wilbert (Skceter) McClure (TV). Rome Gaspar Ortega vs. Nino Vcn venuti. Detroit Von Clay vs. Sonny Banks. Saturday: Nothing scheduled. Grid Scores Saturday's Prep Football By United Press International Wilson 21 Cleveland 6 Hillsboro 12 Centennial 7 South Salem 63 Sueot Home 8 Concordia 40 Warrenton 28 North Catholic 39 Clatskanie 0 Elmira 70 Pleasant Hill A Junction City 40 Creswell 7 . St. Francis 13 McKenzi 12 Phoenix 20 St. Mary's 0 Mapleton 20 Yoncalla 6 WINS CHAMPIONSHIP WARSAW (UPI - The So viet Union won the European basketball championship for the seventh time Sunday by beating Poland, 61-45, in Wroclav. ZZ1 II II with iny drycltaning ordsf NEW METHOD CLEANERS 14S2 ttplon.d. ft. 4-4471 Punchless Forty Niners Drop 12th Straight Game SAN FRANCISCO (UPI1 The San Francisco Forty Niners got back to work today on what seems to be a losing proposi tion. The team dropped its 12th straight game Sunday to Balti more 20-3 and next Sunday it plays host to the Chicago Bears, who lead the Western Division of the National Football League with five straight victories and no losses. The Forty Niners' record this year is 0-5. Most of the difficulty with the San Francisco club is lack of offensive power. The team gained only 120 yards net and for the first time in Forty Nin er history it failed to make a first down rushing. "The defensive unit played pretty well," said coach Jack Christiansen, "and the offensive team showed some progress. We've got to improve every de partment each week." No serious injuries were re ported. Bob Waters, the quarterback whom Christiansen worked most of the game, also will get plenty of attention this week. The Forty Niner coach said he stuck with Waters because "I wanted to give him every chance to get the team mov ing." Lamar McHan also will con tinue to familiarize himself with the offensive plays and should improve each week. The only score made by the Forty Niners was a 32-yard Bears Wax Rams 52-14 LOS ANGEL E S (UPI) George Halas and his undefeat ed Chicago Bears fear the San Francisco Forty Niners, he says, but it's hard to tell why today. The Bears got their fiflh con secutive win of the season Sun day before a crowd of 40.476 at Memorial Coliseum when they clobbered the Los Angeles Rams, 52-14. End Mike Ditka caught four touchdown passes, Bill Wade threw three scoring strikes and his relief man, Rudy Bukich, threw two. The Bears intercepted a total of six Ram passes thrown by alternating quarterbacks Terry Baker and Zeke Bratkowskl. Bennie McRac ran one Intercep tion back 35 yards to a touch down. Two other interceptions set up the opportunity for Bear TDs and two Ram fumbles led to other Chicago scores. The 38-point margin was the worst defeat the Rams have suffered since they came here from Cleveland in 1946. Like the Forty Niners, the Rams are 0-5 this season. Halas, in a pixcy mood after the game, was asked if lie was worried about the Green Bay Packers whom the Bears beat 10-3 in the season's first game. "The second Packer game is too far away," he said. "We're worried a b o u t the Forty Nin ers." Baker set up one Ram touch down with a 48-yard pass com pletion. He had one pass intercepted. EAVE YOU HEARD? HKrecw I IS 6 'mm KENTUCKY ' WHISKEY O Superbly emooU and mellow v O Tine Straight Kentucky Bourbon - Ttete Favorite elnee 189 It hi iiimMit.iiimuir to., imimit. it. n:mor i i field goal by Tommy Davis late in the first quarter. The game was close for the first two per iods but then a field goal by Jim Martin made it 10-3. Tom Mattee then scored from (lie one after the Colts recovered a fumble by Waters. Martin con cluded the scoring with a 41 yard field goal. 4tm C(T?RES ELKS MIXED FOUftSOMI LCAGUI W L, Wards Funeraf Homt IS 5 Lucky Lanes 14 Hot) ton Insuranei U 7 Balsiger Motors 13 7 East Sida Pharmacy ll'i 7i Griggs Food, Merrill 1 a Long Bell Lumber It 9 U.S. National 10' i 9'j Siatar ins. a 13 Oaei Beauty Salon 7 13 Superior Trov 7 13 Pioneer Printing 7 13 Crater Lake Machinery i 14 Calif.-Pacific Utilities 4 14 Oct. 13 result: Wards Funeral Homa 4. Long Bell Lumbar 0; Lucky Lanai 3. Superior Troy It CalH.-Pac. Ul. 1, Slater Insurance 3) U.S. Nation al A, Crater Lake Machinery 0,- Pio neer Tobacco 2. Balsiger Motors 31 Griggs Food, Merrill 0. East St da Pharmacy 4; Oeas Beauty Salon 2. Houston Ins. I. High team game, Balsiger Mtrs. 964; htgti team series, Salstger Mtrs 12 W; high Ind. game (men), M. McOonald 213, (women), M. L'mvUle 333; high ind. series (men), M. McDonald 3?6, (women) M LinvJIJe 587. ALLEY KATZ LEAGUE W IS'i Little Sweden Lei Hoback IS Swan Lake 13' 1 Sewing Machine Center 13 Franklin Life Insurance 11 Blue Ox 10 Pioneer Tobacco Company 9 11 Cobss City Center Lodge a 14 Amldons 5 IS Klamath Basin Mflk Prod. 3 IB Results: Sewing Mech. Center 3. Lit tle Sweden 1; Klamath Basin Milk Prod. 1, Amidons 3; Swan Lake Mldg. 1, Blue Ox 3; Cobos City Center todoe 1, Les Hoback 3; Franklin Lite Ins. 0, Pioneer Tobacco 4. High team game. Pioneer Tobacco 34; htgh team serial. Pioneer Tobac co 3687; high Ind. game, Lucille Craw ley I97i high Ind. series, Donna Stern 530. Oregon State Regroups Following 34-7 Shocker State faced the job of pulling its battered football forces back together today alter a shocking 34-7 loss to Washington here Saturday. It was the first loss in 11 games for the. Beavers and Uic first win in four tries tills year for the Huskies, who failed to score more than one touchdown in each of their first three con tests. ' ' " "We've been doing the same tiling all along, only this time we did it better," Washington coach Jim Owens said alter the contest, ' "There was a kind of feeling. We've been frustrated so long and then the kids make and intensify a really good effort," Owens added. Oregon State did not score un til the last play of (lie game. Washington jumped off to a 7-0 lead in the first quarter on Charlie Browning's four-yard touchdown plunge. Steve Bram well returned an OSU punt 02 yards in the second period for a 13-0 halltime lead and Brown ing scored again on a one-yard plunge for 20-0 edge alter three quarters. Then the Huskies caught Che Beaver secondary asleep twice in the fourth quarter and ecorcd a 28-yard pass and a 45-yard pass. flenrntage years old atttactinelyptw Otejnn'a $465 ww 13OO bourbon Only Three Teams In Elite lop 10' Escape Saturday Action Unscathed By MARTIN LAUER I IM Sports Writer Tlie topsy-turvy world of col lege football plays no favorites and its "darling" of last week- KlNGSLtY SCRATCH TRIO LEAGUE W L B & C Sales i 4 Pioneer 13 t Tha Tog Shop 10 )0 Kaler Auto 10 10 Nalleys 7 13 Pepsi Cola 5 IS Results: B4C Sales 3, The Tog Shop 1; Kellr Auto Ji Pioneer 1) Nal lay X Pepsi Cola 1, High team game, Pioneer 417; high team series. Pioneer 315) high tnd. game (men), W. Palciewskl 335; high ind. serin, (men), W. Palciewskl 105. PANDORA HOLIDAY LEAGUE W L, BrodertcKs Pharmacy 13 3 . Tower Furniture 11 5 Jacks Color CWp I I Midland Market 7 Murdockft Grocery . 5 11 Team No. 3 4 12 Results: Broderlcks Pharmacy A, Team No. 3 O; Midland Market 3, Mor docks Grocery 1; Tower Furniture 4, Jacks Color Chip 0. High team game, Broderlcks Phar macy 744; high team series, Broder lcks Pharmacy 2037; high Ind. game, flfeta Summers 190; high Ind. series, Rlela Summer! 502. MINOR CLASSIC LEAOUI I I 1 Richardson Plastic McKaig's Potatoes Heraia ana News 1 10 Dale's Body Shop 17 12 Duff's Healing 13 13 Bruce Owens Realtors to a Wi Victor's 10 14 Acme Concrete 7 17 Results: McKaig's Potatoes 4, Acme Concrete 0; Dale's Body Shop 1. Bruce Owens Realtor 3; Richardson Plas tics 1, Herald and News 3; Duffs Heating 3. Victors 1. High team game, McKaig's Potatoes 4t; Jtlgh team serial McKaig's Po tatoes 2710i high Ind. game, John Qulnn J6J1 high Ind. series, John Qulnn 605. Reserve quarterback Warren Woodworlh led the Beavers 70 yards for their only score. He got the touchdown on a 15-yard run. Gordon Queen, the Beavers' starting signal-caller, completed only 5 of 11 passes for 67 yards. "They just took it (rom us In every way possible," said OSU coach Tommy Prothro. "Washington was a mighty good team. It had a good rush to blitz our passer and our protection wasn't very good. Our salctymen didn't rotate on pass defense, and lhat hurt us badly." The Huskies thrilled the crowd o( 53,000 by rolling up 2,"i!) yards on (lie ground and 180 In the air, compared to 139 on the ground and loo in the air for Oregon State. Oregon State' next foe Is Washington State Saturday at Corvallis, The Cougars also were upset Saturday, 13-8 by San Jose State. FACTORY SALE! Re-insulate your attic now with ZONOLITE 3 per fe fftt . . 6rtn tmr lire inww'on 'P ie irf n.ii mum lot u to ISO ot' jur n tufl 6.111, Buy On EASY TERMS iL?-i.....m. wi.. i end may prove the prize patsy next Saturday. Texas played a prime role in as upsetting a week as the col legians have ever experienced by knocking off Oklahoma, the top-ranked team in the country, 28-7. But the football very pos sibly can bounce the other way when the-second-ranked Long horns face always-rugged Ar kansas Saturday night. Only three members of the top 10 escaped unscatlied from the weekend blitz, and this in cludes fourth-ranked Pittsburgh, which did not play. In addition to Texas, the only other winner among the elite was filth-ranked Wisconsin, w hich routed Purdue, 38-20. OSU Held io Tie Ohio State, the No. 7 team, got away with only its pride injured alter being held to a 20-20 tie by Illinois. Big Six Teams Fold Again In International Contests By SCOTT BA1I.LI13 UPI Sports Writer That engaging dilty "I Get a Kick Out of You," only regis tered a dull thud today with Southern California and Stan lord who were wrecked by field goals last Saturday as Big Six football representatives again folded on the intersect ional front. A 33-yard field goal by soph omore Ken Ivan gave Notre Dame a 17-14 win over ninth ranked Southern California and the first win of the season for the Fighting Irish. Then in Hou ston, Tex., namesake Larry Rice booted a three-pointer that started the Owls toward a 23-13. win over Stanford. But California, which wasn't expected to do much against Duke, pulled out a 22-22 tie with the Blue Devils who missed three field goal attempts and were lenalized a vital 15 yards when tlie kicking tee was thrown out al the wrong mo ment. Next Saturday'e Coast sched ule brings Ohio Slate to South' em California while UCLA is at Notre Dame, Stanford at Washington In the weekend's lone Big Six contest, San Jose State at California. Washington State at Oregon State, Oregon at Arizona, the University of the Pacific at Idaho and Cat Poly of San Luis Obispo at Fresno State. After Syracuse had methodi cally worked over UGLA on Friday night, 29-7, Southern California ran into a band of fighting Irish at South Bend on Saturday led by Frank Budka, one of five Notre Dame quar terbacks. Notre Dame took a one touch- CARLOAD M119 cu. ft. bog bag y Dd you hiv told, dMfty roomi tnd high fo1 biili last winter? Chances art you nd thiekif attic Insulation 7 cut of 10 homa owners do. Four merits of insulation will la you snu warmth and substantial fuel uintt yta after year. Just add asy-to-pour Zonolitt evtr your old insulation, level t oW t A" and Itavt M. You tan r.intu)t tht entire attic In an a'timowi. 7onoitt won't teftn, ean't ret er bum. lifetime f-iierentetd to deep your home warmir In winter, cooler In summer. Borrow up to pay this ami. this amount ( nemlii $ 200.00 S 6.31 300,00 i f.M 100.00 SIS.tl $ 700.00 $22.31 11,000.00 131.93 J. W. COPELAND Lumber Yard 66 Main, K. fails TU 4-3197 Third-ranked Alabama lost to Florida, 10-6, eighth-ranked Penn State fell belore Army, 10-7, Southern California, the de fending national champion and rated ninth this week, was topped by Notre Dame, 17-14, and lOth-ranked Nebraska lost to the Air Force Academy, 17-13. Navy, the No. team, -was a 32-28 victim to Southern 'Metho dist on Friday night. Arkansas itself fell before the upset jinx, losing to Baylor, 14-10, but the Razorbacks were considered strong contenders for the Southwest Conference title in the prc-scason analysis and they still are capable of creating an upset of their own. Should Bounce Back Oklahoma should recuperate next week w hen it opens defense of its Big Eight championship against Kansas at home. . down lead on Tom McDonald's 62 yard runback ot a past inter ception. Troy tied the score, 14-14 before the half, then were beaten in the last period on Ivan's field goal. Stanford, which now has lost three in a row, held a seven point lead at the half over Hicc. But tlie Owls tied tlie score in the next period then cleaned up during the fourth on Rice s three-pointer followed by Dale Callahan's 45 yard touch down run alter he Intercepted a pass by Dick Berg. California, which didn't seem to belong on the 6ame field with Duke early in the game, gained a 22-22 tic in the last quarter when quarterback Craig Morton fired a 31-yard pass to balterymate Jack Schraub then flipped to Jerry Moshcr for the deadlocking two pointer. With seconds left in the con test, the Blue Devils were pen alized 15 yards from the Bear 13 to llio 2H for coaching from the sidelines after the kicking tee was thrown out with the clock going. San Jose State provided a good upset, defeating Washing ton State, 13-8, on Herb n gol's touchdown from one yard out with tinea minutes to play. The score came after the swift OPEN 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. I Bill Pull Front Wheels Inspect Your Brake Linings and Drums Clean and Repack Front Wheel Bearings Adjust Brakes and Add Heavy Duty Brake Fluid if Needed All Work Done By Experts ANY 5IZB WHITE ZJW" Plus Tat and two trad. -In tire of same sits off your car. wfreft your dollar bvyt STORE i 6th & Pino Ph. Relief also appears in sight for Alabama, Navy and Nebras ka, all of whom meet compara tively weak foes next Saturday. Alabama takes on Tennessee (1-3), Navy plays Virginia Mili tary Institute (1-2-1) and Ne braska is at Kansas State (1-3). Pittsburgh, which has feated thus far on three West Coast opponents, tests its powerful of fense against traditional and hit ter rival West Virginia. The Mountaineers have split four games this season but usually ihow their best against Pitts burgh. Wisconsin, favored to take the Big Ten crown, faces a severe challenge at unbeaten Iowa, Penn State will have its bands full at Syracuse and Southern California and Ohio State will collide at Los Angeles. Clarence Williams of the Cou gars had hustled over two point conversion for an 8-7 lead. Beaten io ail three of their games at kickoff time, the Washington Huskies trampled undefeated Oregon State, 34-7, with Steve Bramwell's 92-yard touchdown run featuring the rout. Charlie Browning added two other TD's for the Huskies from inside tlie five-yard line. Oregon, with Bob Berry hit ting on touchdown passes of 39 and 57 yards, overpowered Ida ho, -21, in another leading Coast tilt. 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