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Capital Journal, Salem, Sept. 7, 1972, Sec. 3, Page 23 time is here: Prep teams ope Friday battl but many qusetion marks in other spots. The Viks' oppo- nent Friday, Parkrose, was an 8-1 team in the Metro League last season. McMinnvilie, a state semi- finalist last fall, comes back loaded with returnees and should be a Coast-Valley League power.

But Central, 8-1 last season, should also be one of the top teams in northern Oregon. In other local leagues, Gladstone (Capital), Yamhill-Carlton (Yawama), Santiam (Tri-River) and Detroit (Casco) will try to defend their titles. Glad- stone, state AA champion, returns 23 letfermen, includ- ing nine defensive starters and sprint champion Kurt Rhomberg. ley League clubs will jump off the deep end straight away. League clashes will have Sprague at McNary, Lebanon at South Salem, West Albany at Corvallis and Crescent Valley at South Albany.

North Salem will travel to Parkrose for a non-counter. In the Valley League, prognosticators have talked a big game already for Lebanon, last year's last-place team but one which has a lot of size coming back. The league should be much more balanced this year than last, and anything could happen. A look at Sprague and South Salem last week, when they played an early pre-season game, showed that those two clubs have more talent than people had given them credit for. No one is willing to call them contenders, but they could be full of surprises.

McNary, 5-4 last year, has plenty of returning players but few of them were personnel last time around. Cliff Saxton drew off an excellent sophomore team of 1971, however. Always-sound North Salem, after an off-year last fall, looks forward to some returning backfield talent By MARC FAULCONER Capita) Journal Sports Writer Ready or not, another high school football season is here. And Friday night, we'll find out who's ready and who's not. While most of the teams in the state will open with non-league games, eight Val- FRIDAY GAMES VALLEY LEAGUE North Salem at Parkrose x-Sprague at McNary x-Le barton at S.

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Mike Mercer, a 10-year pro veteran who came out of retirement as a real estate agent to attempt a comeback with the Oakland Raiders, has one more exhibition game left to prove his ability. He averaged 36.5 yards on six punts against San Francisco last Sunday. Mercer didn't play last season but played on six teams from 1961-1970. Meanwhile, the New Orleans Saints placed nine players on waivers, including 1971 No. 2 draft pick Sam Holden of Grambling, and the Atlanta Falcons traded running back Jim "Cannon-ball" Butler to the Philadelphia Eagles for running back Tony Baker.

The Pittsburgh Steelers dealt defensive tackle Lloyd Voss to the Denver Broncos for an undisclosed 1973 draft By The Associated Press Placekicker Mike Clark helped power the Dallas Cowboys to their first Super Bowl appearance now he's been booted off the team. Clark, whose unerring performance in clutch situations played a major role in Dallas' surviving the playoffs and playing in the Super Bowl two seasons ago, was picked up on Cowboy waivers Wednesday by the Buffalo Bills. His departure means Austrian Toni Fritsch, a soccer-style kicker in his second year of football, becomes the No.l placekicker for the National Football League champions. Fritsch is the second youngster to push aside a veteran. Dallas dealt four-year veteran punter Ron Widby to the Green Bay Packers and replaced him with rookie Marv Bate-man.

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The Eugene victory put the PCL series at 1-1. The Emeralds go to Albuquerque Thursday night. Albuquerque MO 3M eOS 13 2 Eugene tee 009 lOx 10 1 Stephenson, Hough (, Ellingson McDowell 7 and Ferguson; Fremuth, D. Wallace 4, Cavanaugh (, Bauta 7, Sukla and Boone. Cavanaugh.

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