County Prep Teams End Season;
Trojans-Honkers In Modoc Clash
It's the final game of the sea
son on tap Friday night for all
county teams, with the excep-
tion of the champion Merrill
Huskies.
Five games are on tlie foot-
ball agenda, with the Klam
: ath County B League and Rogue
; Valley league championships
' already wrapped up.
Gene Christenson'a Merrill
Huskies Insured a return to the
state playoffs last Friday night
with a 24-7 victory over the Chil
oquin Panthers.
In the Rogue Valley race, Len
Weber's Henley Hornets were
stopped by the St. Mary's Cru
saders and tills loss coupled
with iPhoenix' win over Lake
view gave the title to the Pi
rates for another year and the
state playoff berth which ac
companies it.
In Klamath B play, the Hus
, kies host the Malm Mustangs in
closing out the regular season
for both teams. The Huskies are
undefeated in seven outings and
are 5-0 in league action.'
Andy Travis' Mustangs, who
have come on m the last three
outings to move into second
place in the league standings,
take a 3-3 counting record into
Offense Battle Due
As Bears Host UW
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -The
two total offense leaders
in the Big Six conference will
fight it out Saturday at Berke
ley when California hosts Wash
ington. Craig Morton of the Bears
. leads after seven games with
1,029 yards gained. But Bill
Douglas of Washington has
come out of nowhere to move
into second place with 871
yards.
Morton Is also suddenly get
ting a battle in the passing de
partment. Ho has completed 70
passes for 1,059 yards, while
Dave Mathieson of Washington
Stats has clicked on 67, al
though he has gained only 699
yards.
Mike Garrett of Southern Cal
ifornia seems destined to lead
the league in rushing. The spec-
tacular soph has gained 803
yards, to lead second place
Clarence Williams of Washing
ton Stato by 107 yards.
In 110th place with 19S yards
is last year's champ, Junior
ttoffey of Washington. Coffey
missed the first four games of
the year after breaking his foot.
Washington State junior Ger
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6fh In Stats
NEW YORK tt'PI "-Oregon's
fooLball Ducks w?re sixth in the
nation in total offense and
seventh In passing offense in
NCAA tram statistics released
her Tuesday.
Oregon has riled up an aver,
ago of 4 4 yards per game on
2.5M yards in 4:if) plays in seven
contests. Utah Stjito was first
with 396.1 ewrago ol S.773
yards In 40 plays in seven
starts.
The Ducks have passed for an
average of 177.S yards per game
on 1.241 yards on 77 completions
In 1U attempt for a .543 per
centage. Baylor was first with
an average of 2ft yard on 1.
4!0 on lo for 197 for a .sw
percentage in six names.
Oregon quarterback Bob Ber
ry ranked loth In total offense
in individuil statistics. He hit
gained 1,111 yards on 144 plays
in seven games. Baylor quar
terback Don Troll was first with
1,491 yards on 241 plays in six
contests.
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the final game and a season
mark of 4-4.
In another league contest, the
Chiloquin Panthers and the Bo
nanza Antlers collide for base
ment honors on the Henley field.
The Panthers take the better
record of the two into the con
test (with a 1-3-1 league mark
and a season record of 1-5-1.
The Antlers are 2-4-1 for the
season for the better overall
mark, but are 0-4-1 in counting
action.
The one tie on the records of
Portland Bucks Top
Los Angeles Blades
WHL Standing
By United Press International
WL T Pt GF GA
San Fran 5 4 2 12 34 34
Seattle 6 3 0 12 34 23
Portland 5 4 1 11 30 26
Denver 4 5! 9 38 37
Vancouver 4 8 0 8 41 44
Los Angeles 4 fl 0 8 31 44
Tuesday's Result
Portland 5 Los Angeles 4 (OT)
ry Shaw has caught 23 passes
for 191 yards while Willie
Brown of Southern California
has snagged 22 for 320 yards.
Ernie Jones of Southern Cali
fornia Is still the leading kicker
with a 40.9 average on 31 tries.
Dick Ragsdale of Stanford
scored five touchdowns in the
first two games of the year and
leads the loop with 30 points.
Rams Add
Linebacker
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. .(UPI)
Ccntcr-linobackcr Ken Kirk
joined the Los Angeles Hams
here today after being called
up from the taxi squad.
Kirk, who was injured earlier
in the season and placed on
waivers, brings the Ram roster
up to the maximum 37. The
Rams had been one man under
the limit since they traded
quarterback Zeke Bratkowskl to
the Green Day Packers last
week.
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the two teams was a 7-7 stand
off three weeks ago.
Rogue Valley League action
ends for the Henley Hornets as
they travel to meet the No. 1
rated A-2 team in the state,
Phoenix.
The Hornets take a 4-2 league
record Into the fray and a sea
son mark of 5-3. The pirates
have rolled along undefeated in
eight season contests and are 6-0
in league play.
The battle for basement hon
ors is scheduled for Modoc Field
Kon Leopold of Portland
helped bite the hand that once
fed him Tuesday night.
The ex Los Angeles Blade
contributed an assist to Tommy
McVie when the latter blinked
the red light at 3:37 of an over
time period at Los Angeles.
That gave the Bucks a tense
5-4 decision.
Portland's Fat Hannigan and
McVie and Leo LaBine of the
Blades all had one goal and one
assist each. A crowd of 6.483
watched.
The teams were tied at the
end of every regular period. 1-1.
3-3 and 4-4, which symbolizes
the closeness of die Western
Hockey League teams this sea
son. It's still only a four-point
jump from last to first place.
Vancouver Is at San f'rancis
co tonight in the only WHL
game.
.Meanwhile, latest league scor
ing statistics including Last Sun
day's game show that veteran
Phil aialoncy is the loop's hot
test scorer with 22 points.
He surpassed Guylo Fielder,
who still has the field all to
himself in assists, with 16. Van
couver's Buddy Boone has
scored 10 goals to top that de
partment. 'Portland's Don Kelly leads
the goalies with a remarkable
1.2 average in slightly more
than two games. His teammate,
veteran Don Head, is in third
spot with a average.
49ers
Minus
Brodie
REDWOOD CITY. Calif.
I UPI) It will be up to quarter
backs Lamar McHan and Bob
by Waters to take the San
Francisco Forty Miners through
the rest of the National Football
League campaign.
Doctors Tuesday told the
team that John Brodie is out
for the year. Tho forty Miner
signal-caller injured his arm in
May and then reinjured It
against Minnesota Sept. 29.
Doctors had hoped to remove
the cast Tuesday and Brodie'
was optimistic he would be
back. X-rays Tuesday disclosed
that the arm is healing but w ill
require at least another two
weeks in the cast.
Meanwhile, coach Jack Chris
tiansen and defenso coac h Dick
Voris continued to analyio the
breakdown In the pass defense
last week against Detroit in
hopes of shoring it up when
Dallas comes to town Sunday.
He said that when the Forty
Niner linebackers bliliod last
Sunday, the Lions always
seemed to guess right and hit
on short passes. He also said
the Lion backs did a good job
picking up the Prospector rush
ers Christiansen said that Keimit
Alexander's anklo injury was
the most serious one pu ked up
by a Forty .Niner against De
troit. Put he said that Alexan
der and all the other Forty
Nineis would be ready to go
against Dallas.
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Friday night as the Sacred
Heart Trojans host the Lake
view Honkers.
Ross Cariaga's Trojans have
failed to win in eight outings
and are currently tied with the
Honkers in league action at OS.
Tlie Lakcvicw eleven has
posted one non-counting victory
for an overall record of 1-7.
Darrell LuRuc's Tulelake
Honkers attempt to continue
their winning ways at h o m e
'Friday night as they close out
the season hosting Etna.
The Honkers have come on
big for recent victories to raise
their overall record in inde
pendent play to 5-3.
This is the lineup of grid con
tests slated for the area teams
this weekend as the 1963 cam
paign comes to a close for all
teams with the exception of the
Merrill Huskies.
Tlie Huskies will rest next
weekend before moving into the
state semifinal action against
an opponent as yet undetermined.
Machen In
Kayo Win
SACRAMENTO. Calif. (UPI)
Here's bad news for heavy,
weight boxers: The "new" Ed
die Machen looks as good as the
old one.
Machen, who looked fit and
trim at 197 pounds, Tuesday
night knocked out Bill McMtir
ray in the seventh round of
their scheduled 10-rounder be
fore 3.000 fans at tlie local
auditorium,
Eddie was No. 1 ranked chal
lenger before money and career
worries caused a breakdown
last December.
But since returning to the pro
war in good shape physically
and mentally, he has won three
straight and went into Tuesday
night's battle as the sixth
ranked heavyweight.
Machen almost put away tlie
208 pound McMurray in the
fourth stanza and from then on
it was just the lattcr's grit that
kept him in there.
McMurray went down In the
seventh and did not regain his
feet for some time after being
counted out at 2:13 of the
stanza.
Stanko 'No1
To New Job
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.
(UPI Former big league
star Eddie Stanky has rejected
an offer to manage the Balti
more Orioles in HKV4 because
he prefers to remain in the
minor league farm system of
the St. Louis Cardinals.
"I know Baltimore has a real
good club." said Stanky. "I like
everything about the Baltimore
club and 1 appreciate Lee Mac
Phail's offer but I believe 1 will
wait a couple of years.
"I like this minor league sys
tem job I have." he added,
"and I want to stay with the
Cardinals in the same capac
ity." Billy Hitchcock was released
as manager of the Orioles at
the end of the American
lxague season.
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GUEST SPEAKER George Shaw, Oregon all-American
and former pro gridder, will be the featured speaker at
the Oregon Tech football banquet scheduled for Sunday
evening, Nov. 17, af the Winema Hotel. Shaw recently
completed nine years of professional football,
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HERALD AND
Oregon Tech Banquet
Features George Shaw
The annual Oregon Tech
football banquet is slated for
Sunday evening, Nov. 17, at
the Winema Hotel, with former
University of Oregon all-American
George Shw the featured
speaker
Shaw recently completed nine
years of professional football
seeing action with Baltimore,
New York and Minnesota of the
National Football League and
Denver of the AFL.
The former Oregon great still
holds numerous passing records
at Oregon.
In 1951, when freshmen were
allowed to compete with the
varsity, Shaw set a new record
for most passes intercepted as
he picked off 13 for 136 yards
returned.
Shaw's three - year career
passing total adds up to a rec
ord still held at Oregon. In
three years, the former Grant
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High School star connected on
1U5 passes out of 431 for a .455
average and 2.676 yards and 15
touchdowns.
Also, Shaw's record on total
offense is still tops at Oregon,
with 430 yards added to the
passing total in three years for
a total of 3,106 yards.
On defense. Shaw ended four
years of varsity play with 18
pass interceptions, including his
record 13 in his freshman year.
The former Duck also holds
numerous other individual rec
ords such as most yards pass
ing in a s i n g 1 e game 244
against California in 1!)52 and
most total yards 244 in this
same game: also against tlie
Bears in 1352 the most passes
attempted (30 and tlie m 0 s t
completed in a single game
23) against California.
The best season for Shaw at
Oregon was his senior year
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U954I when he gained 1,358
yards passing, t h r e w for 10
touchdow ns and ad d e d 178
yards rushing for a total of
1,536 still a record at Oregon.
In speaking at tlie Or e g 0 n
Tech banquet, the meeting be
tween Shaw and Owl mentor
Ron Pheister is somewhat of a
reunion as both played on the
same Grant General prep
teams and on the Oregon teams.
At the banquet honoring the
Owl g r i d d e r s, fans will see
numerous awards made in ad
dition to hearing comments of
the coaching staff and the guest
speaker.
Tickets for the banquet are
available now at the Winema
Hotel.
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