First Round Advantage
Taken By Bob Rosburg
PALM SPRINGS. Calif. ifPI
Bob Rosburg, 37-year old vet
wan of the golfing wars, Bnd
Frank Beard, a yearling pro.
ran one-two today in the second
round of the $50,000 72-hole
Frank Sinatra Open.
Rosburg, who hasn't won
a tournament since 1951.
grabbed a one-stroke lead in
the first round Thursday when
he shot a four-under par 67 on
the Canyon Country Club
course.
' Beard, 21, in his I2th month
on the pro tour," shot a 68.
The difference between the
two lay in the birdies. Rosburg
had four birdies and no bogeys
and Beard had three birdies
and no bogeys.
In the first round, onlv 12
Tough Contests Face
Rated College Teams
By United Press International
The eyes of "Texas will be fo
csssd clearly on Austin Satur
day viism tla hioswn Texas
LwjfcaSfHs ris& We against limb
in tkek- SenStevest Cesfcreace
siiMsstwa strastfln with Baylor.
Tko life invoked is the No. 1
irefiwu! rattkats; wlieh Texas n
has ucm Mr a aaeath. In addi
tion, the wianor will undoubt
r eop a Cotton Bow l bid, a
frm bot?St t which the
LeiSfilwss kma Wocome accus
(MTjJ tlcrae of tie aest fear
We kiirt is iiu i Ha
tiwsitw rij'tt Jitn ' ScuIwt's
Eton Ti'iril, reira snie I'm imijoa
a imk parsing and Uioi f
'tow. Trail, a satvar wk wee
kwKotoJ giicktufl boners last
UfiBU-, ke (lireum more paes
IB for arum completions
i Wit and huf yards "i 1 43)
tier any eaiw opwtcrback in
Yfce IraWle bstneen the
wwjJ LaiigjinriB and ths wrao
ImMi Bbws totas a&wl
tkat Tenets itas nut nita Uro
tall mere fckrm any ettar met
jor c1!b?b setme! anil Sw. br is
tin luiiw's mst jisuss-lwjjsjy
tram.
Ikig Ifaaufoer, Rfiftai
A kaud aiui a font aise iaw
pmnmvatly i cnlles festfcejTs
fewe attraction. Lawrence
iLatchia' Larry! Ellfins, a ttay
Iw wmtoii. is the feeding re
eeivn? in mo jor college comee
t&a 4tf catches and shoe
less ny Cwsby of Toras bee
lijsLvd seaea freld geels and 21
f 21 eNkra punts.
' TH XHwtts Bump and
iPe sdagn tlitia- annas 1 fam-
Eugene In
New Tioup
BJCGi iLPl i - The Ku
jtvw Kaiuratois of H urthwest
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te Citwo Wfiws Sox earSor
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after a year jn which
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pros from the field of 149 were
able to break par 35-36 71 on
this new course which is
7,000 yards in length. Fourteen
equalled par.
At 69 behind Rosburg and
Beard were: Billy Casper. Dave
Hill, Dow Finsterwald, Tommy
Bolt and Bebby .Nichols.
Lodged at TO were: Don Es
sig. the 1937 National Public
Links champion from Indianap
olis; Gene Littler, Terry Wilfox,
Tommy Aaron; and 21-year old
Ray Floyd.
Al tieiberger. one of the pre
tourney favorites because of his
win last weekend in the Alma
den Open, looked safe with a
first round par 71 on nines of
37-34.
Alter the second round the
ily picnic when Pete's Illinois
team. No. 2 in the country,
hosts brother Bump's squad
from Michigan. The game
could go a long way to decid
ing the Big Ten representative
in the Rose Bowl. The Illmi, i
w lip haven't 'beaten the Wolver
ines in four years, are currant
lyln ahree-ay tie in tha con
ference. Co-leader and cighth-raaii
Michigan State squares tM
against rugged Purdue wis!
tlie third memtwr of lira trie,
CMa Slate, entertains Peem
,Ti in a ira-eoiiiioace tilt.
FriMi-rankd AmJjim'b and ua-rad-mi
iPraiwotoa, whe stave
vti'ik Texas the disl'intrtwn ef
bviit H-M only unbjemissd
teems is aijr ceiiuso l wi.s,
betii face imei'tait !ee5Mfl con
tests. The PlaiBHiw tiei with
Ceneiiee leedbrs4i aad a
Stiqr Bv invitatienv to'Ue n
stream Si'Ksisipfli 3ttte, an4
Ivy leedsr iPrine1 faass wmr
mump Hanwd.
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in 'ket preausss to b ens
An (toseisst liamu.j duals of
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.vi!i-(-auifoi Ohlaimne mri
WA-ranld Nhrala, beth w
atacottnl in Bij Eiltt cuabr
once piey, get a oaamse te
strauiiSH thvie Oranss B!
hapos in loagspe ent$s. Tks
Swin?es piaj' Iwa iSleto, wtes&
grudgkig hSaase slfonid test
the Ofcies' rtnnia ffea. 5i
braska moots Saasw;.
Ih an hnpwljmt mtorwtwRU
al oacnantor, Ketra Dwire sa
tcrtis its awoimi -ttmrtera
pnwar is t irok' smUi
ranked Pittsbsrgh. The Irish
wore drubbed by Navy last
week.
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field will be cut to the low 75
with ties and some well-known
pros were in danger of losing
out.
Fifty-one year old Sam Snead
was on the shaky side with a
first round 3S-37 73. Bob Goal
by had 35-3873.
At 74 were Jay Hebcrt. 33-41;
Mike Souchak, 34-40; and for
mer National Open ohampion
Dick JIayer, 37-37.
Lionel Hebert had 38-3975,
and Tony Lema carded 38-38
76.
Doug Sanders withdrew after
nine holes because of blisters on
his hands. He had a 43 seven-over-par.
(t appeared that a 36-hoIe
score of 149 would be necessary
to qualify for the final two
rounds of the tournament which
ends Sunday.
Preps
In Key
Battles
By United Press International
Some key games, including a
Southern Oregon title clash be
.tweojt top-ranked oMedford and
Grant! Pass, are scheduled in
Oregon High School football ac
tii toaight.
The Grants (Pass - Sledfotd
garav, at Medford, will draw a
pwjboi house of around 9.000.
Tlto'winaer ef that one will go
iitfn the state A-I quarterfinals
aifainat Socafarg, Marskfiold or
Cettagv Grwe. ,
RosoUwg plsys host to Slwl
Am, Marsiifroii ii at heme
ajcuaet Kartk Bad add Cettae
Grevv is at Sfillesiette tijrit.
If all tkree win a e.vpecteil
tlwi'e will Ih a dra itwidtty to
liSteraHus the yUi--mi Inp
esfry w the piojefft.
. It. instate insets WKt Lin n
anther tKie Imrhn it tiw vai
ner ge uf aaist Psrtlowl's
Gnml ia lira iVl (ttflrtortanij.
Faykrse, viimh bas the
Viisn Leslie tttto, wMl ptey
either jrtw or Central
Catholic in the first-roweri f tta
' playeffs. BttrirertM Imts Canr
lamial ami CsM.ai m
set toit.
d'eniilsW. m IitiriwMtm
Kiaj, hosts Mrta as a
tKMUf for its play-off jams
against either .Vo?th Saiem r
.Seuth Saicm. A wio er a t far
Nerth Salem i its same .with
Sooth Salem tonight waid gwe
Ss, Vikings tite bert.
Seme key jame afee ae
seinxfated ) A-E aad class S
ranhe.
WiwmK, D&afllin;, aad Weed
bora am "ia" clats A -8. Yonoei
ki and NlemriH4ie ailW ilgw
class playoff spots while
Eagle Valley aad Camas Val
ley have clinched class B 8-man
berth?.
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p?tic , p f y wood , ml
region Tedi Wra
OWL WINGMAN Jon Pattinton, 2 1 7-pound junior end,
wiii be going for the Oregon Tech Owis in the linsl con
test of the 1963 campaign at Cedar City, Utah, Saturday
afternoon at the Owis face College of Southern Utah,
Both teams will be seeking their fourth victory against
the same number of defeats.
0KRAIJ AND NEWS, Klamath
Oregon Survivors
Beavers Reach Toughest Stage
By I nilitd lve5 Inturaiattumit
?lie survivors of Oregsa's first
sens fsethail games ef toe at
kp (!' WashiKea State A
PttUaaee Seturdey, wWie Ore
sm State reaches the kavdtsxl
pwt ef an iacreB.WD.3iy toask
tKirmiiissi fik a gaa at JkS-
Owvw. with its Ftrte
Toar a4tfioM cut down te a
WeU-4fei4iei'er One by injaries,
catches the Cswgar; ot tbr
itxas-comiag.
Cecck Lea Caava, wjie bad
aeted grimly earjiw lie ts
first 3 aim whe coirid pttX
tlsatseives aboard Oreea's
chartered plane waald be las
travelliag squad, is set t .so
IN THE
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Friday, Swtuitat 8,
witk.sejsiieaaore Jack Sovereign
at atuartei'back.
If lie rws ia trb!. fsii
baask La Ssia srebtriv w iii tabs
wr tbe fetiea. The siarMas
haffbstks will be ISmuik JK-'isf
arfd 9. D. SJuro. m ptace ef
to mjpwd' iMoi Risflif a
Lemj tiiii, Renfrs auti tftsisr
Uftk Sv'a Swry wiH nebe tte
aqh bat it isa't hanua kv&
either Ui .utoy.
Hi K. ea tire sideiiisis a' te
rest ef tks year, aiess with
HnuiHrews Dm Caaatsy sed
Tva Casey aad tinrkits Mtjt
Ktmwro and Buy JiriateM.
Oje9B iias a 43 i(trd aad
two ceasecatiw hws5,
the CoMjars are 2-4-1.
the
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Distinctive lightness and
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Sought
Cedar City, Utah, was the des
tination of the Oregon Tech
Owls who left Thursday night
via bus for the Utah city and
the final gridiron fray of the
season against the College of
Southern I'tah Thunderbinfa
Arrival time was estimated at
ii a.m. (MST Friday with a
short workout slated by Ron
Pbeister for the Ow'ls this after
noon. Game time in the final con
test of the year is 2 p.m.
MST or 1 pm. tPST Sattm
day. A possibility of a large-svor-Sng
battle could be anticipated
in view of 4 He speed possessed
by the Thunderbkas and the
offensive attack of the Owls.
Hie IHah eleven counts, Jeer
backs with exeefstiwsaJ spp.c'i
on its starting tusii tsac'spti. j
by sufficient dejh.
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College Conference 1? r)&
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Triumph
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in aiund B( (The Baiidoi
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Battle is ending Use league
rushing stats with a tUi ot 583
yards gained for a 3,9 per car
ry average. His nearest com
petitor in the (inul stats vsn
Soathern Oregm"s Mike Hood
wift a fifrjaiid Mat
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threat an equasly jMeat air at
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