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RED IIUKD 1 oarteii! axon! 27b JL Wimp (fZm nibs aren't figured to be anybody's pushover. South Salem put the only blemish on Corvallis' Valley League record last season and the Spartans, who haven't beat en the Saxons since 1961, are By MARK FAULCONER Capital Journal Sports Writer The Valley and Coast Leagues, at mid-season, are finally ready to begin league football play. And for Valley powers Cor-vallis and South Salem, what a beginning it's going to be. That's the prep football picture for this weekend, which finds action split between tonight and Friday evening due to the statewide teachers' inser-vice day Friday. All but one Coast-Valley League game has been moved ahead to tonight, the Valley League will wait until Friday and all other local teams are split up about half and half.

After four weeks of non-league competition, the Valley League moves into a five-game league schedule with defending champion Corvallis and South Salem expected to fight it out for the 1970 title. And those two clubs will clash Friday, at South Salem, in a game that could conceivably decide the Valley championship on opening night. Corvallis is 4-0 in non-counting action and is ranked No. 1 in the sports writers' poll, while South is 3-1 and sixth-rated in the poll. McNary (3-1) and North Salem (1-3), however, are both potential contenders, while Lebanon (2-2) and Albany (0-4) 1W- California typewriter jockeys would like you to think the Rose Bowl berth is at stake when Stanford and the University of Southern California collide Saturday afternoon.

They reason that all Stanford lost in the setback to Purdue last week was prestige. (For the record, Stanford Coach John Ralston said it was a case of Purdue being "mentally prepared to play football while we were flat and obviously not playing up to The winner, Los Angeles and Bay Area football authors reason, can arrange for Pasadena reservations sometime late Saturday afternoon. Some of their readers may buy this pigskin propaganda but there are two who won't. That would be Ralston and USC Coach Johnny McKay. Don't look now but there are at least three other teams at this writing with a good shot at the Pacific-8 definitely after revenge Friday The game is a "must win" encounter if either team is to make it to this year's state playoffs.

Coryallis relies on a powerful rushing attack, sparked by Darrion Morray, Don Reynolds and quarterback Mike Riley. The long, breakaway run has been Corvallis big weapon, and of the Spartans' 15 touchdowns so far this season, 10 have been scored In this fashion Last week against Grants Pass, for instance, Reynolds scored on runs of 34 and 64 yards while Riley carried the ball on a 64-yard TD run. South Both teams are coming off non-league victories last week. In the CVL, east division contender Central should have an easy time with 0-2 Sandy, while west division hopeful Dallas should also have little trouble with 0-2 Tillamook, Thursday. St.

Helens (2-1) and Forest Grove (3-0), however, will battle it out in a crucial eastern match that will help decide that division's title. Second ranked Stayton is home with North Marion in Capital Conference action tonight, while Chemawa will host No. 5-ranked Gladstone in a Friday CC clash. Willamina puts its 2-0 Yawa-ma League record on the line against Yamhill-Carlton tonight, while in Friday play Dayton will risk its 2-0 mark against 1-1 Nestucca. Coast League action tonight features Reedsport at Newport and Siuslaw at Taft in league openers.

Siuslaw has made the strongest non-league showing, 4-0. The weekend schedule: THURSDAY GAMES CVL Tillamook -S at Dallas 2-0 Sandy 0-2 at Central 3-0 Silverton 2-1 at Canby 2-1 Sweet Home 2-0 at Molalla 6-1 St. Heleni 2-1 at F. Grove 3-0 (Astoria 0-3 at Estacada 0 3) CAPITAL CONFERENCE N. Marion 0-1-1 at Stayton 1-S Cascade 1-1 at Woodburn 0-1-1 iii.n i.

irn? Section 3 Salem, Oregon, Thursday, October 8, 1970 Page 22 Kansas. K-State prize and the Rose Bowl I date that goes with it. Two of them Ore-1 gon and UCLA collide I Saturday night in Los An-1 geles' cavernous Coli-i seum. This game has to rival the USC Stanford i battle for pre-game dra-; ma. The Bruins, figured by many for the Pac-8 scrap heap with the loss of Mickey Cureton, their exciting running back, Put on Probation KANSAS CITY, Mo.

(UPI)- (Gervais at Rainier) Steinberg, former assistant coach now at Southern Missis Outward calm was the reaction YAWAMA LEAGUE Willamina 2-0 at Y-C 1-1 sippi. of all parties involved Wednes Amity 0-2 at Banks 2-0 sas State and Kansas. Kansas State has never been invited to a bowl game, but was considered to have a good chance this year with a senior team. COAST LEAGUE day in the wake of probation The University of Kansas was cited for providing "fraudulent Reedsport at Newport Siuslaw at Talt sentences given to Kansas State University and the University LOCAL CLASS A high school class ranks" for Triangle Lake at Detroit (8-man) of Kansas by the Big Eight two freshman athletes, Curtis Thompson Jr. and Michael Kansas was given a lighter sentence, two years probation with the only restriction being Conference.

Kansas State's violations In Nathan Bossard. Both players not only are unbeaten (1-0 along with USC and Stanford) but last Saturday came within 12 seconds of toppling mighty Texas. Oregon, although loser to Stanford, found a running game or, to be attended Kansas last year on volved principles governing that Assistant Football Coach athletic grants-in-aid. Dick Tomey cannot participate financial aid, principles of ethical conduct, provisions DAN FOUTS Third In air yardage The Kansas State penalty, DON REYNOLDS Breakaway threat Salem's defensive secondary will have to put the stopper to in recruiting until 1972. Saturday Date With Coyotes Gunnar Guttormsen, Willamette's junior swing-back and former Stayton prep star, will be one of quarterback Gary Clark's targets when the Bearcats host College of Idaho Saturday, 1:30 p.m., at McCulloch Stadium.

The game is a Northwest Conference opener for Willamette. The Coyotes are 0-1 in league action. (Capital Journal Photo) governing institutional elegibili- three years probation and Athletic Director Wade Stin- ty and recruiting. Seven differ son said, "Obviously, we were banishment from post-season football games as well as NCAA-televised events, was the rash of Corvallis long gain in error and when you're in ers to come up with a victory. ent areas of violation were cited in addition to five violations perpetrated by Dick error you suffer the consequen "the most severe penalty since we reorganized this office In ces.

I think the ruling body of the conference looked at all things and came up with what toncuraia at Aisea (i-min) Falls City at OSSD (8-man) FRIDAY GAMES VALLEY LEAGUE Corvallis at South Salem North Salem at Lebanon McNary at Albany CVL Newberj 2-1 at McMlnnvlUe t-I CAPITAL CONFERENCE Gladstone 2-0 at Chemawa 0-1 Cascade 1-1 at Woodburn 0-1-1 YAWAMA LEAGUE Nestucca 1-1 at Dayton 2-0 Sherwood 0-2 at Sheridan O-S COAST LEAGUE (Douglas at Taft). LOCAL CLASS A Dist. 1 MacLaren at Gaston Corbett at St. Paul Dist. 2 Scio at Regis (Saturday 8 p.m.) Colton at Salem Academy Jefferson at Kennedy (Santiam at Knappa) Dist.

3 SUetz at Waldport 8-Man Mohawk at Eddyville NOTE: Games listed In parentheses are non-league games. Records shown are the league reo ords of the corresponding teams. The Saxons, meanwhile, have tried to employ rushing and passing equally, but have been far more successful through the air. Junior quarterback Phil 1963," the words of Commis sioner Wayne Duke. they felt was just and one has C.

Clyde Jones, chaiman of Andros Puts Glenn Brus and receivers Murray to accept that. Naturally, it doesn't make you pleased, but the Kansas State Athletic Council said, "The Big Eight James Meyer, Jeff Hart, Phil Doran and Mark Atwood have accounted for more than you have to suffer those things when you make errors in your Conference action is, of course, a serious blow to our football operation." 700 yards of passing offense. Stinson admitted, "The proba At North Salem and McNary will program. Naturally, we are disappointed. We had hoped that our actions would have resulted In a more lenient po" tion itself, with no sanctions, really I'm somewhat pleased about that." take to the road Friday night, with the Vikings visiting Lebanon and the Celtics at Albany.

CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) employed by Arizona blitzes State. treatment by the conference." The sentences were announced three days before Saturday's game between Kan- The Oregon State Beavers ran Prices good thru Saturday, October 10th through their last full speed practice Wednesday before their Pacific-8 football clash with AjTTlT) (JredMeyizih Utah in Corvallis Saturday. Larry Glenn worked the No. 1 mii) i mi! (Mm? Indians Healed STANFORD, Calif.

(AP) -Four Stanford football players injured in earlier games should be ready for this Saturday's crucial game here with USC, Indian Coach John Ralston says. Linebackers Ron Kadziel and wingback position, the only change in OSU'a starting of- Vets Ready In 'National' ense. He replaces Bui Carl- Available at Auto Centers Only! quist, who missed contact work Tuesday when a stomach uker began troubling him. Cordovan Jet Star 120 The Beavers worked on extra Mike Simone, defensive back CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI)- Mike Ewing and split end Jack points, field goals and kickoffs Wednesday with Lynn Boston kicking.

TPo Lasater will "most likely" play 1 Winning at the Charlotte Motor Speedway is old hat to four of the first five starters in the $145,000 National 500 stock car race set for Sunday. Ralston said Wednesday. Lasater suffered a bruised an wiwevai. Tuheless Blanchard Ready kle in last week's 26-14 loss to fy vty 1 Dodge driver Charlie Glotz- EUGENE, Ore; (AP) The Purdue. Ralston ran his squad through 2.

Brad Lyman, who was first string in preseason but has been out with a knee Injury, returned Wednesday and may be ready to challenge for his old job Saturday against Oregon. McKay Frets LOS ANGELES (AP) Stanford's passing attack, with quarterback Jim Plunkett on the throwing end, appears Southern California's main threat Saturday at Stanford but USC Coach John McKay worries about the Indians' running attack, too. "The two Stanford runners are outstanding," he said after a one hour, 45-minute workout Wednesday. "They are very fast and very strong and they are also outstanding pass receivers." He was speaking of Jackie Brown and Hillary Schockey. Mistakes Bug Cat BERKELEY, Calif.

(AP) -The California Bears, losers of three of their first four games this season, are "working to avert future mistakes," Coach Ray Willsey says. Willset set up special drills Wednesday, requiring the offense to run off eight straight plays without a mistake before knocking off for a rest. The Bears, losers to Rice 28-0 last week, are preparing for a Saturday clash with the Washington Huskies, who drubbed Navy last Saturday. 4-Rly polyester cord Guaranteed 30,000 miles or 30 months passing drills, goal line offense bach, who grabbed the pole and $1,400 in the initial qualifying runs Tuesday, won the 500-mile race in 1968. University of Oregon football team ran through anticipated UCLA defenses Wednesday and the Duck defense worked whichever comes first) 797 Richard Petty, the second 6.50x13 or 7.00x13 Regular $21.97 Fed.

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Petty has yet to Charge If- against the Oregon frosh offensive team, using UCLA patterns, in preparation for their assault on the Bruins in Los Angeles Saturday. Dan Fouts continued as starting quarterback, but Tom Blanchard was also expected to see action in that position as well as handling punting. Rush Scares VW Pick Your Size-Pick Your Price start a winning car in 21 tries mo accurate, Bobby Moore found out that running at people could be just as exciting and profitable as running away against Washington State. With sophomore quarterback Dan Fouts showing the poise of a senior to go with his passing skill and journeyman quarterback Tom Blanchard on the mend, the Ducks have reason to believe they have the balance to give the Bruins fits. UCLA Coach Tommy Prothro long ago removed the black arm band that came with the loss of Cure-ton.

Runners named Arthur Sims, Randy Tyler and Gary Campbell have combined to give the Bruins big chunks of real estate. Quarterback Dennis Dummit has done what everyone expected him to do rewrite the UCLA record book with his passing arm. He's second in the conference behind only Plun-kett in passing yardage. Fouts, the lad the Bay Area let off the hook, is third. A win for the Ducks, of course, is a must if they're to be taken seriously the rest of the way.

Meantime, there's a team on the shores of Lake Washington that at this writing has to be considered a "dark horse" in the Run for the Roses. The Washington Huskies host California Saturday in its first league game after sandwiching a close loss to mighty Michigan between romps past Michigan State and Navy. Coach Jim Owens, after two disastrous seasons in Seattle, where losing football games is a major crime, has the Huskies in a winning frame of mind. Huskies in Future The Huskies have future dates with USC, Stanford, UCLA and Oregon. They could turn the conference upside down.

A loss for Stanford may not be fatal for the Indians this early in the race but it could mean the loss of the Heisman Trophy for Jim Plunkett, a piece of hardware he richly deserves. The Purdue gamp had to be traumatic for this amazing young man who is 499 yards from becoming the NCAA total offensive leader of all time. With seven games left eight if the Tribe puts up its tepees in Pasadena only a broken right arm can keep Plunkett from heading the all-time list because he's chasing two players who have since graduated. They are Steve Ramsey, North Texas State, and Virgil Carter, Brigham Young. Ramsey finished with 6568 yards, Carter with 6354.

Plunkett, for whom 300-yard afternoons are just routine, may never forget last Saturday. He finished with just 173 net yards and had five passes intercepted to give him a 6069 career total. There, seems little doubt Stanford was guilty of what they call in the trade "looking past an opponent." After USC's Ron Ayala still very much in evidence beat them last season with a 34-yard field goal on the last play of the game, this year's date with the Trojans became more important than a college diploma for Stanford incumbents. 364 Days to Think Even Ralston, a firm believer of the "one game at a time" theory, said this week: "I guess you could say that this game has been our goal for the past 364 days our guys will be mentally sharp for this one you can bet on it." The defensive "Wild Bunch" is gone at USC but the Trojans have made up for it with unpolluted power on offense with an average of 533 yard3 in four games. Tailback Clarence.

Davis is averaging more than 100 yards a game to lead the Pac-8 rushing list. Ralston says "losing to Purdue was not the end of the world for any of our players, and right away they started talking about the USC game." An upset win by Oregon and it would have to be labeled an upset and 9 Washington win over California would make the Pacific-8 race a five-team clam-bake regardless of the result of the USC-Stanford game. It's a good bet the Pac-8 representative at Pasadena won't be known until the round of Big Games Nov. 21. That's the way it was figured before the season started.

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