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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1963)
THE HEART OF THE OFFENSIVE MACHINE W V fii . :,.A - ,; ,54 i 1 .-"'-it V. - I ij t.i INTERIOR HORSES This it the interior forward wall which has opened the biq holes . for Merrill's talented backiield ponies. It will be this group, in addition to ends I -Larry Conner and Ted Roller, not pictured, facing the Wasco Redsides in the semi. r'-final contest at Maupin Saturday afternoon. Pictured, left to right, right tackle Lynn . A DUBIOUS HONOR... Long (1801, right guard Doug Woods (180), center Earl Danosky (185), left guard Dwight Winther (165), and left tackle Bill Geraghty (1751. Roller adds 160 pounds and Conner 165 pounds to the total weight of the offensive line to give the Merrill forward wall an average of 172 pounds per man. DUCKS ARE FAVORED Oregon Ducks Seeking first Victory Over Beavers Since 1958; Coach Prothro Installs Gate Guards EUGENE (UPI) Oregon will bo seeking its first victory over Oregon Slate since 1958 'when the traditional rivals meet here Saturday in the final game of the season. The Beavers won 20-17 last year, 6-2 in 1961 and 15-7 In 1959. The 1960 game ended in a 14-14 tic. The Ducks have been made a S-point favorite on the strength of a 6-3 season record and last weekend's come-from-behind 28- 22 victory over Indiana. Oregon State has a 5-4 record after losing by an identical 28 22 score U Southern California last Friday night. Oregon's main Job will be stopping the pass combination of Gordon Queen to Vern Burke. Queen leads the nation in touch down passes this year with 16, and Burke has caught 9 of them. Burko, who led the na tion with 69 catches a year ago, has 42 and Is in second place this year. The Ducks have their own ex plosive offense in Quarterback Bob Berry, who has thrown for 14 touchdowns, and All-America halfback Mel Rcnfro, along with halfbacks Larry Hill and H. D. Murphy, the hero of the Indiana game. Murphy caught a Berry pass for the winning touchdown with 11 seconds to play. The Wcbfoots continue to Im prove physically after taking a 3jjvratti ant. Jfrtos 8 PAGE 8A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon Thursday, November 21, 1963 itmucir triiioHt iouiiok wnistr at hoof (iitr tiiti oistiufir couMiir. looismic. miiucur ooe L&C Awaits Playoff Bid KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPD The National Association of In tercollegiate Athletics Wednes day selected Kearney State (Neb.) College as the second of four teams for the semifinal playoffs for the N.A.I.A. foot ball championship. St. John's (Minn.) University, with an 8-0 record, was named last week as the host team for the eastern playoffs, scheduled for Nov. 30 at Metropolitan Stadium in Minneapolis. the true old-style lentucky bourbon always smoother because it's slow-distilled Pioneers Now 8th KANSAS CITY. Mo (UPI -Lewis and Clark of Portland ranked in eighth place today in the weekly NA1A football poll. Central Washington was ranked 10th and Linfield of Ore gon ltith. Tho leader was Northern Il linois. beating from Washington In Corey, who has a bruised elbow mid-season. The only casualties to go with a bruised back he of the Indiana game were guard suffered earlier. Both may play Mark Richards, who sprained an' Saturday, however, ankle, and end and kicker Buck ' At Corvallis, Beaver coach Tom Prothro has had guards around bis practice field all week and won't discuss the physical condition of his squad. The Beavers suffered several 6 V ft ft x P THE GUIDING HANDS Head Coach Gene Christensen, right, is pictured with as sistant mentor Jerry Grereneveld checking the clip board holding scouting reports and plays of the Wasco Redsides. The grins of both mentors are more of the forced variety as they attempt to prepare the Klamath B League champion Huskies for th meeting Saturday with the strong Redsides in the state semifinals. injuries in the Southern Cali fornia game and guard Al Fun ston will miss the Oregon encounter. football ph&diriiDitA as seen by Klamath Basin Prognosricarors 0u California UCLA WSU , Ptnn SI. Noli-. Damt Marrlll Grant Suv.rlwi vt. v. vi. vi. va. va. va. va. vi. Oraqon Stanford Use warn. Pitt Iowa Maupin Roiiburg N. Silim Dick Bumalo ljjj Coach Orison California , USC Waih. Pitt Notra Oama Marrlll Roiaburg N. Salim ' '(DTI 'co'ach Orogon Stanlord USC Wain. Pitt Iowa Maupin j Grant N. Salam YVeber " . Henley Coach Oragon Stanford USC Wiin. put Notra Oimt Maupin Roiiburg N. salam Bob Moore Booster Pros Oragon California use Wain. Pinn St. Notra Damo Maupin ttoiaburg N. Salam Wanda Burleson Housewife Oragon California use Wain. Pitt - ' lewa Maupin Roiaburg N. Salam Dick Briggs Herald & News Oregon California use Waih. Pitt Notra Dama Maupin Roiaburg Biavarton Dan Walters Herald & News Oragon Stanford USC WSU Pann St. Nolro Oama Marrlll Grant Baavcrlon Bill Gould : Herald & News v 0r,,M California USC Wain. Pitt Iowa Marrlll . Roiaburg N. Salam SEASON'S Bumala Phalitar Wabar Moora Burtaion Brlgga Waltara Gould RECORD IMH UU- Kill ! BlhJ 11-12-1 IMt-l 27-lt-l Battle Misses By Yard; Ventura Tops Receivers PORTLAND (UPD-Portland State fullback Andy Berkis won the Oregon Collegiate Con ference rushing title , by one yard on his last carry of the season, league statistics showed today. Berkis gained 133 yards against the Seattle Ramblers Saturday for a total of 648 yards on 134 carries for a 4.8 aver age. Oregon Tech's Bob Battle, w ho played the same number of games but finished a week ear lier, had 647 yards on 169 car ries for a 3.9 average. The pasang title went to Southern Oregon freshman Bill Hi-Fi Set, Burglar Alarm Bench Champ STANKOItD, Calif. (l'PI -A dormitory prank wiU keep Larry QuMtad, the national col legiate 100 yard dash king, off the Stanlord track team this year. Hunting Permits Available A few deer hunters who Iwve not obtained permits (or any special hunt or either-sex hunt ing area will have on more chaitce to score this year. The opportunity exists in the Wald-purt-Mapleton hunt scheduled (or the nest two weekends, Nov. J3-24. and Nov. 30-Dec. l. Reuirements for this hunt in clude hunting license, unufed deer tag and VYaklport Maple tnn permit. Bag limit Is set for one deer. It was disclosed Wednesday that Qtiestad, a 20-year-old jun ior, had been suspended from scncot tor a hill year as a result of a prank in which he set off a burglar alarm attached to a hi-fi set. Speakers located throughout the dormitory blast ed residents from their sleep. Stanford track coach Payton Jordan admitted he was disap pointed at losing the' fastest sprinter in the school's history, but said "we've got to live by the rules. Larry admitted his error and said he guessed he'd have to start growing up." Altlwugh he will not be elig ible for reinstatement until Jan uary. 193. Questad said he planned to get a Job in Palo Al to and work out under Jordan's superviAion In preparation for the 14 Olympics. Questad had times of :09.3 and :20. in the sprints and also captured the sprints In Moscow in the IT. S -Russia Bailey, who completed 97 of 198 for 1,026 yards and 7 touch downs.. Mike Schrunk of Port land State led in passing yard age with 1,038 on 66 completions and had 13 scoring passes. Freshman Vic Ventura of Oregon Tech led in pass recep tions with 34 for 533 yards and 2 touchdowns. Jim Hollingsworth of Portland State caught 30, but they went for 564 yards and 10 scores. Doug Olsen of Southern Oregon won the scoring title with 8 touchdowns and 25 extra points for 73 points, and Keith Farrell of Portland State was the leading punter with 30 for a 34.6 average. Berkis was voted the confer ence Back of the Week and tackle Glen Moses of SOC won the Lineman of the Week award for his play despite a 32-0 loss to Santa Clara. CKLLAR-DWELLERS MKET COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. t UPI) The Washington Sena tors will play the New York Mets in the annual Hall of Fame baseball game here July 27. 1964. The game between the American and National League cellar-dweHers will help mark the 25th anniversary of the Hall of Fame. Extended Seasons Set Last Chances For Deer Deer hunters holding unit per mits for the Baker, Lookout Mountain, Catherine Creek, Fort Rock, McKenzie, Metolius, Pau lina, and Wasco big game man agement units will get their last crack at deer this year when several extended hunts get un der way this month. In all cases, an unused deer tag and unit permit are necessary to be eligible to hunt during the ex tended seasons. In northeastern Oregon, three holders. These include the Elk hom Area for Baker permit holders, with the season sched uled Nov. 30 through Dec. 8; the Durkee hunt (or Lookout Mountain permit holders, with the season also scheduled Nov. 30 through Dec. 8; and the Medical Springs aiea for Cath erine Creek permit holders, with this season scheduled- next month, Dec. 14-22. Permit hold ers in these areas must hunt for antlerlcss deer only. Four hunts are on tap in cen tral Oregon. Fort Rock per mit holders will get one last chance this weekend, Nov. 23 24, on the Fort Rock Winter Range area. Antlerlcss deer only may be taken. The Meto lius Winter Range will also have a short season. Nov. 23-24, avail able to Metolius unit permit holders. Antlerlcss deer only may be taken. Paulina unit per- NOW IN STOCK COMPLETE SELECTION OF 1964 PONTIACS For the first time tinet our showing we hove for immediate delivery 1964 Pontiae hard topt, sedans, station wagons and convertibles. ECCLES MOTORS 606 S. Sixth mit holders will have the Pau lina Winter Range for a week end hunt, Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, and may take antlerless deer only. NOVEMBER 24TH Entertaining Articles Interesting Features Crying Towel for the Sportsman HUNTERS WHO GIVE ME A PAIN IN MY DUCK BUND By Bob Foreman Comic's Wid Talks Back MY SIDE OF THE STORY by Mrs. Alan King Airliner Outracts the Son AROUND THE WORLD IN 24 HOURS By Kevin V. 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