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outhern (Utah Final Oregon Tech Seeking Fourth Win In Finale College of Southern Utah the final opponent for the Oregon Tech Owls as the 1963 season comes to a close Saturday aft ernoon. They're called the Thunder birds and the record to date is the same as that of the Owls three wins, four losses. Consequently, both teams will be digging hard for that fourth win to insure a break-even sea son. Little is known of the Thun derbirds. Southern Utah is one of the older schools in the West found ed in 1897 by the Utah State Legislature as a branch of the University of Utah. Just this year, the Thunder birds began play as a four-year college and the school is a member of the NA1A. The Thunderbirds have met such teams as Eastern Arizona College; College of Idaho; Fort Listen Clay Fight Set For February DENVER i CPU Heavy weight champion Sonny Liston and challenger Cassius Clay will meet next February in a 15-round title bout expected to carry the richest gate in box ing history. The only details remaining are the exact date and the site. And backers of the fight were sitting back today considering tlie bids after promising an an nouncement Nov. 19 and mak ing it plain the city with the most lucrative olfer will get the bout. Shortly alter Liston and Clay signed for the fight Tuesday at the Denver Hilton Hotel, three separate offers of $1 million guarantees, two from Los An geles and the other from Mi ami, were reported by asso ciates of the two principals. OREGON WINS . . So What's New?: Texas, Illinois Still Favored NEW YORK lUPD - Top ranked Texas was selected to day to beat Baylor by seven points in a Saturday meeting that could break their first place lie in Ihe Southwest Con ference standings. Texas, which has won its last three games by the margin of Shoeless Tony Crosby's kicking, has a perfect 7-0 record for tlie colleqc football season. Baylor has been impressive in its last two victories that were led by Don Trull, the nation's leading passer. The country's two otlier major teams w ith unblemished records are slim picks to go through an other Saturday unscathed. Au burn, 6-0 and ranked 5th nation ally, is a three-point choice over Mississippi State. Princeton, also 6-0, is favored by the odds makers to beat Harvard by at least seven points. Illinois, the nation's No. 2 squad, is a 9-point pick over Michigan in a Big Ten battle that could give the lllini the im petus for a Rose Bowl trip. The contest also has a personal touch. Pete Elliott coaches Illi nois and brother Bump is the Michigan mentor. Mississippi, rated Ihird, Isn't even on the boards for its cross sectional game with Tampa. The Rebels are prohibitive fa vorites. Jolly Roger Staubach and a Navy team steaming toward a mythical Eastern championship are picked to beat Maryland by 14 points. The No. 4 Middies are out to hand the Tcrps their sixth loss of Ihe season. The remaining top teams are expected to win, but only Okla homa i No. 6) is a big favorite. Trusted tor Accuracy ... r x x a 'MtrffJ Watches IXCLUSIVILY AT J. C. RENIE JEWELERS 1021 Main TU 4-460 Lewis, A&M of Durango. Colo: Arizona Slate College "B" team, and California Lutheran College. The Fort Lewis team has been met twice, with a 21-20 vic tory posted in the first meeting and a a 27-0 loss sustained just last weekend. In meeting the Northwest Con ference College of Idaho Coy otes, the Thunderbirds were handed a 20-0 setback. The Thunderbirds run from a ivinged-T offense and according to reports, ". , . throw the ball often." Handling the passing attack for Southern Utah is Daryl Mon ahan, a 170-pound sophomore from Henderson. Nev.. and con sidered the team leader. The leading ground-gainer is halfback Bill Carter, a 183 pound sophomore from Salt Lake City and an all-conference choice as a freshman. Carter is They said Las Vegas, Minneap olis and Chicago also bid. Liston will get 40 per cent of an expected multi-million-dollar gross and Clay 22'i per cent, a proportion Liston's backers said was the largest slice a heavyweight challenger has ever received. Former champion Joe Louis and his United World Enter prises, Inc., of Los Angeles sub mitted the first offer of a $1 million guarantee.. George Par nassus of the Olympic Boxing Club, also of Los Angeles, was in with the second, and Miami promoter Chris Dundee w as re ported offering the third. Liston was immediately in stalled as a 4-1 favorite by the New York oddsmakers, who also were giving even money that Clay would not last seven rounds. The Sooncrs are rated 17 points better than Iowa Slate. Michi gan State, ranked eighth, is a field goal choice over Purdue and No. 9 Pittsburgh is figured to defeat Notre Dame by the same margin. Nebraska, tenth, is a touch down' favorite against Kansas. Seventh-ranked Alabama is idle. Army, successful in its inter service rivalry with the Air Force last week, rates 17 points better than Utah in a leading Eastern contest. Dartmouth is 1 over Columbia, Yale 7 over Pcnn, Syracuse 14 over West Virginia, Cornell 6 over Prown, VMI 7 over Holy Crosr. In the Midwest, Wisconsin is 6 over a deflate Northwestern, Ohio State is 7 better than Penn StnU, Indiana 1 over Oregon State. Iowa 4 over Minnesota. Cincinnati 14 over North Texas Slate. Miami "Ohio) 14 over To ledo. South: Louisiana State 4 over Texas Christian, Tennessee 6 over Tulane, Florida 4 over Georgia, North Carolina 5 over Clemson. Kentucky 7 over Van dcrbilt, North Carolina State 8 over Virginia Tech, George Washington 7 over Brigham Young. Memphis State 14 over South Carolina, Duke 30 over over Florida State. Southwest: Arkansas 1 over iffeejj? OWNERS! Sea ut for oil your 4-wheel drive needs. Authorized Parti, SALES and SERVICE for all 'JEEP' Vchiclet Joe Fisher reported to have good speed. The other halfback is Merrill Wilding who weighs 170 pounds and possesses outstanding speed and goes on both offense and defense. Another fast back is fullback Roger Moon, a 183-pound junior who also handles a defensive end position. One of the Thunderbirds' top linemen is center Cal Hair, a 190-pound junior who has been a regular for three years. An Oregon prepper, who is a starter for the Thunderbirds. is former St. Helens Lion Jerry Van Dolah at a tackle spot. Van Dolah weighs in at 215 pounds and is a junior transfer from Boise JC. On extra point attempts and punts, the Thunderbirds move Van Dolah to center. In preparing for the final con test of the year, the Owls have scheduled light, no-pads work outs this week, with pass offense receiving the most attention. "Our passing attack hasn't been looking good in the last couple of games, so this is the phase of the game to be im proved this week." coach Ron Pheister observes. He adds, "However, Mike Glincs has been doing a great job of calling the plays and run ning the ball club. Last weekend against Eastern Ore gon he called a real fine game and he also called about 40 per cent of the plays at the line (audibles)." Monday ' the Owls looked at films of the Eastern Oregon game and went into light work Tuesday afternoon, with more of the same slated for today. All hands survived the Moun tie game minus injury and a healthy club was expected for the Thunderbird clash. The Owls leave Klamath Falls via bus Thursday night at 6 o'clock, with their arrival time estimated at 11 a.m. Friday. A light workout is slated for later Friday. Game lime fpr the contest is 2 p.m. (MST) or 1 p.m. (PSTi. OREGON STATE LOSES Rice, Southern Methodist 3 over Texas A&M, Oklahoma State 4 over Tulsa, Wyoming 7 over New Mexico, Texas Tech 15 over Kansas State, Wichita 20 over Dayton. Far West: Washing . n 8 over California. Oregon 9 over Wash ington State. Air Force JO over UCLA, Southern California 12 over Stanford, Missouri 13 over Colorado, Utah State 28 over Colorado State. SIGNS AS SCOLT HOUSTON i UPIl - Former American League inficlder Hank Majcski has signed a con tract with the Houston Colts as a scout in the Now York area, the chA announced today. Get Your SNOW TIRE RECAPS It Woti'l It Lent Til Smw Tim. GET TIRES NOW AYOID THE UST MINUTE RUSH r i GMIN STAMPS MONARCH TIRE SERVICE TOUR OINIKAl TIKI DIAlll IN KLAMATH 'ALLS US So. 4th TU 4-70? 1 ppoEDGEnft For ds ill : ' ' THUNDERBIRD WEIGHT Seeing action against the invading Oregon Tech Owls Saturday afternoon at Cedar City, Utah, will be 230-pound tackle Paul Brinton from Lehi, Utah. Brinton is just one of several big linemen the Southern Utah club will throw at the Owls in the season finals for both taams Saturday afternoon. Three Champs Cited NEW YORK UPI - Three world champions are bracketed as "fighters of the month" by the Ring Magazine today be cause of their victories in re cent non-title bouts that stimu lated boxing interest. They are Emile Griffith, wel terweight, who outpointed Jose Gonzalez in Puerto Rico; Car los Ortiz, lightweight, who beat Maurice Cullcn in London; and Sugar Ramos (featherweight) who stopped Sammy McSpad den in London. Middleweight Joey Archer of New York was boosted from fourth among middleweight con tenders to second because of his upset victory over Rubin (Hur ricane) Carter of Paterson, N.J. who remained No. 8. Former heavyweight cham pion Floyd Patterson was dropped from fourth among heavyweight contenders to sixth Terry Downes of England, for mer middleweight champion, was moved into the light heavy weight ratings at No. 9 because of his comeback activities in the 173-pound class. Eddie Cotton of Seattle. Wash, who defeated Henry Hank ot Flint, Mich., replaced the inac ttive ex-champ Harold Johnson as top light heavyweight contender. For some things...there are no substitutes To end up with a bottle of an unknown brand when it's 7 Crown you set out to buy, Is to forego the taste that has brought more pleasure to more people than any other whiskey in America. That's a fact it's good to remember next time you're In your favorite liquor store. - Horse Titles Taken By Germany, Canada NEW YORK (UPl)-Germany and Canada have made off with the first two major jumping ti tles in the New York horse show confirming the pre showr impression that the Unit ed States' domination of the current tour would be broken. Kurt Jarasinski, Hermann Schridde and Alwin Schoekc moehle of Germany won three of the first five places in Tues day night's Democrat Memori al Challenge Trophy event aft er Gail Ross of Canada took first place m the afternoon's MacKay memorial challenge round. United States' stars had dom inated blue ribbons in the Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C., shows but foreign stars needed those shows to become accustomed to the smaller in door rings in this country. The only threat to tlie Ger man sweep was by Frank Cha- NAMKU AS MANAGKR MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL 'UPIl Joe Christian, a vet eran of 15 years in the minor leagues, was named to manage the Wisconsin Rapids. Wis., club of (lie class A Midwest League Tuesday by the Minne sota Twins. Christian. 31, is a native of Moon Run, 'Pa. I ygjrjigk jXtSrtr I COd Say Seagram's and be W." tistiuus cov'ikT.MK ten cm rum ,tT it rtoor.u pot of the United States, who had been the leading rider in the two previous shows. Chapot closed with the fast round he needed but his mount. Shady Lady, knocked down the last barrier. No international jumping is scheduled for this afternoon but competition resumes tonight with tlie Murray Memorial Challenge Trophy. Ski Area Receives First Snow j BEND (DPI) A snowstorm dumped more than a foot of snow on the slopes of Bachelor Butte 21 miles west of here and w inter sports enthusiasts began making plans for opening the season this coming weekend. First use of the slopes will be on the T-bar tow hill which has been smoothed with cinders with stumps and rocks removed from the area. The double chair lift, which reaches to the timberline, will be placed in use when two feet of snow has accumulated on tlie upper slopes. Sure - , ui kutiii purr) - Lewis & Clark Ranked 15th In Motional Poll NEW YORK (UPl'-Unbeat-en Delaware, one-sided victor over major college competition twice this season, Wednesday edged past Northern Illinois into first place among the na tion's small college football teams in the United Press In ternational Board of Coaches ratings. The Blue Hens routed Buffa lo, a major college team, 34-6 last Saturday to climax a six week drive to the top spot, held by Northern Illinois since tlie third week of the season. Dela ware also romped by Ohio Uni versity, another major college outfit three weeks ago. Northern's Huskies ran their winning streak to eight this fall by shading Western Illinois 29-22 but drew only 12 first place ballots compared to 16 (or Delaware. Florida A&M, No. 3. Northern Illinois and Delaware have been the only three teams to occupy the top three spots this season. Unbeaten, once-tied Witten berg remained in fourth place, Massachusetts, with an identi Mo: HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath SHOP ANY NIGHT TILL 6 P.M. Fridays till 9 w,iff!wwawfwffl: ITHICA Model 37 y SHOTGUN Get More Game U fej ' ! '" iJZjgJj American Made J m " BOOTS Em:y-fH lip. cal frM record moved up to fifth and San Diego State also advanced one place to sixth. Western Kentucky, with only a tie to mar its record in seven games, jumped into seventh po sition, along with Texas Ail. which dropped three places to a seventh place lie after lesing, and St. John's (Minn.) fin ished its season unbeaten and moved into ninth. South Dakota State completed tlie top 10. Coach Dave Nelson's Dela ware team relies on a 41-points-per game offense and a stingy defense which has allowed an average of eight points per con test. Chuck Zolak, a senior quarterback, is tlie offensive leader for the Blue Hens. Southwest Missouri State, with seven straight wins, tied cross-state rival Washington of St. Louis in 11th place; East ern Carolina climbed three places to 13th replacing No. 14 Western State (Colo.), and un beaten Lewis and Clark fell to loth. Northeast Oklahoma, unde feated McNcese State, and Falls, Oregon Wednesday, November 6, 1963 Insulated pac as shown just $15.95. Others from $6.95. Rubber hip boots as shown, $12.95. Others at $9.95. 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