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Battling Web foots Wait Until Closing Seconds In Stopping Hoosiers . ueesi Berry Snaps Records With Air Game; Murphy Scores Vital TD PORTLAND (UPI) Bob Berry's 29-yard pass to H. D. Murphy, his third touchdown throw of the day, gave Oregon a 28-22 football victory over In diana with 11 seconds left Sat urday. It was Oregon's first w i n over a Big Ten team in eight tries. Berry, who set school records for passing yardage and touch down passes in a season, h i t Murphy in lull flight in t h e end zone. The senior halfback made a leaping catch before running out of the end zone. Berry's other scoring passes were 21 yards to end Dick Imwale and 37 to halfback Larry Hill. Tom Nowatzke apparently had won the game for Indiana less than two minutes earlier with a 26-yard field goal. Now atzke also scored Indiana's first touchdown on a 52 - yard pass interception and quarter back Rich Badar got the others on runs of 1 and 10 yards. Berry and All-America half back Mel Renfro brought the Ducks from behind twice be fore the final heroics. The senior quarterback com pleted 13 of 20 passes for 214 yards including eight of his last nine throws for two of the touchdowns. His three scoring passes gave ON THE PREP PLAYOFF SCENE Roseburg Edges Vikings, By United Press International Roseburg edged defending champion Medford 7-6 and Bea verton clubbed Parkrose 19-7 as the Oregon class' A-l high school football playoffs opened Friday night. Games Saturday sent North Salem to Pendleton and Grant of Portland against West Linn in Portland. In the class A-2 playoffs, top ranked Phoenix blasted Douglas 38-0 at Ashland. Action in that division Saturday matched Junction City against Siuslaw at Florence and Woodburn at Vale. North Catholic played Wil lamina in Portland Saturday night. Alan Young's extra point kick was the margin of victory for Roseburg, which was held to a tie with Cottage Grove for the Midwestern League title this fall. The Indians moved 63 yards in the third quarter with Jim Beamer plunging for the score from the 1-yard line. Medford moved 69 yards, mostly on Mike Barnes' passing, in the fourth quarter and Jim 'ziyjy si vor ONE METHOD An apparently f qglJuJikBSji W tyjtt fan hired a small airplane to ciMlmtrii&KW.StdiVTn during the Buekeye-Northweatn gifiRft $W4lto)4lrri a sign saying "GOODBY WOODT k 4fft1t4ASlif!b State coach Woody HJjb IMM olfthftV, ! Buckeyes, 17-8. mM TlSo To lurke B him 14 for tlie season, break ing the record of 13 set by Hal Dunham in 1951. His 1.426 yards this year eclipsed George Shaw's school record of 1,358 in 1954. Renfro carried the ball 16 times for 81 yards and caught STAT PICTURE PORTLAND (UPD Statistics of tlie Oregon - Indiana football Game. Ore. Ind. First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes iPasses Intcep. by Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized 13 14 103 106 214 11.4 13-22 9-13 1 1 6-34.8 7-33.1 0 " 1 21 57 five passes for 79 yards includ ing a diving 30-yarder with 48 seconds to play that moved the Webfoots deep into Hoosier ter ritory. The Hoosiers, stymied on the ground most of tlie game, had to use Badar's passing for their big gains. He completed 9 of 13 for 164 yards. Nowatzke car Beavers Also Cox plunged into the end zone from the 2. Roseburg's line blocked Bill Collins' extra point kick and that was the margin of victory. Viks Down Buckaroos PENDLETON (UPI) North Salem's Vikings edged Pendle ton '14-9 in an Oregon high school Class A-l quarterfinal football game Saturday. The win moved the Vikings, runnersup in the state playoffs last season, into the semifinals against Beaverton at Salem next weekend. North Salem broke a 7-7 tie with a touchdown in the third period on a three-yard run by Del Schaeffer. Pendleton collected a touch down in the first period on a 12-yard run by Eric Larson in the first period and the Vikings countered with a score in the second period on a 68-yard run by Schaeffer. ried tlie ball 17 limes but was held to 44 yards. The game was played in win dy, cold weather with rain fall ing part of the second half, temperatures in the high 40s held the crowd to 19.051. The loss ended a three-game Indiana winning streak, leaving it with a 3-5 record for the sea son. Oregon has a 6-3 mark. Oregon 0 6 8 1428 Indiana 6 7 0 922 Scoring: Ind. Nowatzke 52 pass inter ception i kick failed). Ind. Barar 10 run iWeslfull kick). Ore. lmwalle 21 pass from Berry kick failed). Ore Renfro 4 run (Renfro run). ' Ind. Badar 1 run (run failed). Ore. Hill 37 pass from Berry (Corey kick). Ind. FG Nowatzke 26. Ore. Murphy 29 pass from Berry (Corey kick). KICKER PULLS ML'SCLE BOSTON (UPI) Boston end Gino Cappclletti will see only limited service Sunday when the Patriots meet the Kansas City Chiefs. Cappelletti, the Patriots place kicker, pulled a muscle in his left leg in a workout Friday. Medford, While Grant, Beaverton survived a touch down by Parkrose in the first five minutes end scored in the first, second and fourth quarters for its victory. The Beavers drove 82 and 45 yards after Russ Jordan's 25 yard return of a pass intercep- Vale In Close Win VALE (UPI) Vale scored two touchdowns in the first peri od and went on to record a 28 20 win over Woodburn in an Oregon high school Class A-2 quarterfinal football game Sat urday. Bill Ingram scored two touch downs for Vale on runs of three and two yards and passed 12 yards for another score. Woodburn held a 10-8 edge in first downs and 270-191 margin in total yardage. Rose Bowl Records Muddied As UCL A Bruins Surprise Huskies LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Quarterbacks Larry Zeno and Steve Sindell led an aroused UCLA football team to a 14 0 upset victory over Washington Saturday that kept the Huskies from clinching the Western Rose Bowl bid. Halfback Byron Nelson proved the key man in the victory by catching 10 passes, including both touchdown throws from Sindell and Zeno. The Huskies went into the game undefeated in the Big Six and needing only Saturday's win to insure them of the Rose Bowl selection. But UCLA which had won only one previous game this season was unimpressed by Washing ton's record and five-game win ning streak. The Bruins on a great team effort outplayed Washington throughout the contest and held the Huskies to minor yardage gains on the ground. The first UCLA score came in the opening seconds of the sec ond period when Sindel passed eight yards to Nelson in the end z3ie to culminate an 88-yard drive. The march was featured by tlie rushing of fullback Jim Coileloo and a 20-yard pass from Sindell to Nelson. In tlie tecojd quarter tlie ombs Mot Enough; leavers IP(D)IET HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath 1 V;t ifVXc , - AV -y.-T" - w, o nx -;wvvr A LARGE GAIN Oregon State fullback Booker Washington (47) is shown as ha gains 1 1 yards against USC during the first quarter of the Trojan-Beaver game at the Los Angeles Coliseum Friday night. Tackling Washington is Trojan Bob Moss (291. The Troians came back from a 14-7 deficit to post a 28-22 victory. UPI Telephoto Win AA Games Hon accounted for their first score. ' Phoenix scored at least once G-Men Stop Lions, 18-0 PORTLAND I UPD Grant broke open a close game with minutes of play to defeat West Linn 18-0 in an Oregon high school Class A-l quarterfinal football game Saturday. Grant will meet Roseburg at Roseburg in the A-l semifinals next weekend. The Portland intcrscholastic league champions, now unbeat en and untied in 10 games this season, dominated the first half hut led only 6-0 at halftime on Pete Carson's 66 - yard touch down run. West Linn, winner of the Tualatin-Yamhill Valley League, took the play away from the Generals in the third period. Huskies were unable to get into UCLA territory as UCLA kept Washington's fullback Junior Coffey bottled up and repeated ly threw quarterback Bill Doug las for losses. Zeno took over in the second half at quarterback and guided them on a 76-yard drive which ended when he passed four yards to Nelson for the touch down. On the march Zeno com pleted five of eight passes for 45 yards and ran for 25 yards himself. - In the fourth period, tlie tiring Bruins twice presented tlie Hus kies with the ball on fumbles, the second time on their 20. But the Huskies could only get to the 13 where the hard-hitting Bruins forced them to fumble. L'CLA outplayed Washington both on the ground and through tlie air. The Bruins gained 109 yards rushing and 204 passing while Washington had only 94 rushing to 52 passing. Washington now has a record of three victories and one loss in the Big Six and the loss Saturday left the Rose Bowl bid up in the air. The conference Aik about daily "Butinees CotJ" SPOT ADS TU 4-1111 FaUs, Oregon Sunday, November 17, 1963 hi every period on Douglas and held the Trojans to minus 21 yards on the ground. Phoenix also intercepted four passes and recovered two fumbles. In tlie Roseburg - Medford game, the Black Tornado had an edge in the statistics. Medford had 14 first downs to 13 for tlie winners and com piled a 1255 - 206 edge in total yardage. The Black Tornado rolled up 109 yards by rushing and 146 by passing while the Indians had 155 on the ground and SI through the air. Roseburg quarterback J i m Beamer completed four of 10 passes attempted for 51 yards and had 74 yards rushing. Medford signal caller Mike Barnes completed six of 18 passes attempted for all of his team's yardage through the air. Delaware was the first state to adopt tlie Constitution. is not bound by standings, but selects what it considers the most representative team. Next week's season's closing game in which Washington meets Washington State and once beaten Southern California meets UCLA could decide the New Year's Day representative. Southern Cal and UCLA both have 2-1 conference records, but the Trojans lost to Washington. A large measure of UCLA's defensive might came from the FURNACE SALES SERVICE Don't Risk Running Out of Fuclf Use Our "CHECK and FILL" System WESTERN OIL AND BURNER CO. of Klamath Falls 1845 So. 6th ' Ph. TU 4-3873 B PAGE 1C Owls End Season Tonight The Oregon Tech Owls close out the 1963 grid season to night at the Wuiema Hotel with the annual awards ban quet starting at 6 p.m. Featured speaker will be George Shaw, former Oregon all-Anierlcan grid star, winner of numcroip awards, holder and cx-profcssional gridder. ' Coach Ron Phclstcr and staff will discuss the 1963 Owl season which produced a 2-2 Oregon Collegiate Confer ence final mark. All fans are Invited and an admission price of $2 per plate will be charged. SCORES Class A-l Quarterfinals Roseburg 7 Medford 6 Beaverton 19 Parkrose 7 Grant 18 West Linn 0 North Salem 14 Pendleton 9 Class A-2 Quarterfinals Phoenix S3 Douglas 0 Siuslaw 13 Junction City 0 Vale 28 Woodburn 20 Class B Quarterfinals Camas Valley 52 Eddyvillc 0 Maupin 51 Joseph 6 North Catholic 33 Willamina 0 work of ends Mel Profit and Dave Gibbs who put a tremend ous rush on Douglas but the en tire UCLA team played fired up ball to completely outchargc the Huskies who went into tlie contest leading the Big Six in both rushing and total offense. UCLA 0 t I 0 W Wftihinqtan 0 0 0 0 0 Scoring: UCLA Ntlion I pan Irom llndtil (kick failed) UCLA Ntlson 4 p from Zono (Profit pail from Zono) Phone 4-3873 HEATING OILS COAL PRESTO-LOGS Garrett, Brown Running Insures Southern California Win, 28-22 LOS ANGELES (UPD - Southern California's two great running backs, Mike Garrett and Willie Brown, each scored touchdown Friday night as the Trojans came from behind for a 28-22 football victory over Oregon State. Tlie Beavers' passing combin ation of quarterback Gordon Queen and end Vern Burke clicked for two touchdowns in the second period and another in the fourth period, but other wise Oregon State's passing at tack was bottled up. A sparse crowd of 30,846 at tlie Coliseum witnessed a tre mendous passing effort by Queen when he and his favorite target avoided the Trojans' de fensive maneuvers. Tlie three touchdown passes thrown by Queen brought his total to 16 in nine games, one better than the mark set by teammate Terry Baker last season. Garrett Gains 159 Yards Garrett rushed for 159 vara for the Trojans while Brown put (lie game out of Oregon State's reach in tlie third period with a 54-yard run down the sidelines for a touchdown. With the Trojans leading 22-14, both teams scored in tile final period when Queen threw his third touchdown pass to Burke for 34 yards. His other scoring throws were for 12 and 22 yards. Hal Bedsole, back on tlie first USC team after disciplinary ac tion, hauled in a seven-yard pass irom Craig Fertig in the first period after a fumble recovery to give tlie Trojans a lead until Queen found tlie range in the second quarter to Burke. March Ends In Score The first OSU drive was the culmination of a 70-yard march while the second followed a pass Reedsport, North Bend Take Meet As expected, Reedsport and North Bend came through with victories in the District 4 swim ming meet at North Bend Sat urday as the Braves won the boys' title and the Bulldog girl swimmers collected tlie district crown. In boys action, Reedsport piled up 99 points to 51 for sec ond place North Bend, while Medford was third with 48 points, Klamath Falls fourth fourth with 40, Toledo with 11 points for fifth place and Marsh field last with two markers. The North Rend girls team won the district crown with 80 points, Medford second with 58',i, Marshficld with 52, Klam ath Falls 184, Reedsport 14 and Toledo 12. Adolph Faller's Pelican swim mers qualified eight boys and three girls for the slate swim meet next Saturday at Eugene through top finishes in the dis trict test. The Klamath Falls medley relay team ran third behind the Reedsport club, posting a time of 2:03.2. The relay foursome LEASE A Truck from Juck! ANNOUNCING A New Lease Service from Juckeland's All new models of International trucks are now available for lease; all used equipment is available for lease. 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Uhomc's earlier touchdown pass to Van Burklco covered five yards with six minutes left in the fourth quarter. It capped a 98-yard march. Houston scored the first two times it got the ball. Cougar quarterback Jack Skog scored on runs of one and seven yards to cap drives of 52 and 50 yards in tlie first quarter. Skog passed 10 yards to end Clem Beard to give Houston a 21-7 halftime lead. was composed of Frank Palm er, Mike Linville, Chester Au brey and Dave Kovich. Other qualifiers in tlie boys events for tlie Pels were Steve Kramer with a fourth place fin ish in the 200-yard freestyle in a time of 2: 15.9 and a s e c o n d place in a time of 1: 10.2 in the 109 - yard backstroke; Kovich third in the 100-yard freestyle in 59.6; Palmer third in tlie 100 Aubrey fourth in the 400-yard freestyle in 5:01.4. The Pelicans boys freestyle relay team also qualified in col lecting a third place finish in a time of 1:51.7. This quartet was composed of Jim Bcenc, Tom Nalalc, Ken Webb-Bowen and Phil Vcrdui. In girls action three qualified for the state meet as Carolyn Dcy placed second in both tlie 50 and 100-yard backstroke. Her time in the former was 37.3 and the 100-yard race 1:12.0. The other two qualifiers were Debbie Fcrm with fourth in the 50-yard brcaststroke in 41.8 and Kay Kramer fourth in the 100 yard freestyle. Your International Dealer Ph. TU 2-2581 interception on the Trojan 22. ' Southern California then drove ; 84 yards with Garrett skipping -three yards around end for the touchdown, and Garrett caught a two-point conversion pass to give USC a 15-14 lead. In the final period Dan Espal in fumbled a fair catch and Southern Cal recovered on the 26. Ernie Jones scored from the one. ; Although he threw two tater-' ceptions, Fertig had slightly the: better mark in passing statistics: with 9 completions on 20 aU; tempts to Queen's 7 on 19; throws. 1 ; Southern Calif. 7 8 7 6 26 Oregon State 0 14 0 8 22 Scoring: USC Bedsole 7 pass from Fer tig (Brownell kick) , OSU Burke 12 pass from Queen (Clark Kick) OSU Burke 22 pass from Queen (Clark Kick) : : USC Garrett 3 run (Garrett; pass from Fertig) USC Brown 54 run (Brownell Kick) USC Jones 1 run (kick failed) OSU Burke 34 pass from Queen (Crowston run) Contest Scores Here are tlie results of the games in this week's football. contest: Tiebreakers Southern California 28, O r e- fion State 22 Oregon 28, Indiana 22 " ; Roseburg 7, Medford 6 Others Air Force 30, New Mexico 8 Alabama 27, Georgia Tech 11 Arizona Stale 35, Wyoming 8 SMU 14, Arkansas 7 Pitt 28, Army 0 Kentucky 19, Baylor 7 ' California 35, Utah 22 Clemsen 21, Maryland 6 Kansas 43, Colorado 14 Navy 38, Duke 25 Illinois 17, Wisconsin 7 Kansas State 21, Iowa State 10 Iowa 21, Michigan 21 (tie) Michigan State 12, Notre Dame 7 Purdue 13, Minnesota 11 Mississippi 20, Tennessee 0 Oklahoma 13, Missouri 3 Northwestern 17, Ohio State 8 Idaho 14, Idaho State 0 Texas A&M 13, Rice 6 Washington State 32, Stan ford 15 Texas 17, TCU 0 UCLA 14, Washington 0 Syracuse 50, Richmond 0 Princeton 27, Yale 7 RUSSIANS SOCCER VICTORS MOSCOW (UPI) The Mos cow Dynamos defeated the tour ing Windsor Bulldoggs of Can ada Friday 4-3 In the first match of the Bulldogs' Europe an soccer tour. The Russians scored twice in the second period for the win ning margin. INC. BUY
