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Cottage Grove Ruins Roseburg's Opener lit Mew Gymnasium, 57-38 Lions Take Backboard Control - To Outdo Indians In Fast Game By JIM VANCE Sports Writer, Nw-Rvlw Cottage Grove made uiseburg look rather ineffectual Saturday night in defeating the Indians be fore the season's first home town crowd in the new gym by a score of 57-18. Both teams put on some what unpolished performances in the newly polished interior, but the Indians were the more obscure in the brilliant surroundings. Six-foot seven and one-half inch center Stewart Burge and forward Norm Abeene swept the boards clean much of the game for the visitors, and a shifting zone de fense lent support to the Lion cause, giving Uie Indians few un obstructed opportunities to shoot. With starting Indian guard Don Carter sidelined with five fouls in the second quarter, Cottage Grove outran the home team when it chose to do so and coupled with alert defensive wont wrapped ev. erything up in a nice maU pack- shot, although substitute George Donnelly and starting forward Brian B00U1 made some nice one- handerj for eight and seven points respectively. Liens Win Backboards- Other creditable performances were produced by center Jim Gil bert and forward Erv Darling who struggled with the taller Burge tor the backboards. When Gilbert left the game on fouls in the final ehuckcr, the Lions had things pret ty much their own way around the baskets. Koseburg made 11 field goals and hit 16 of 33 free throw at tempts. Cottage Grove made 17 field goals and 23 of 35 free throw tries. Abeen was high point for the game with w and Burge was second with 12. It was three minutes before Booth made the Indians first field goal and the Lions were ahead 7-0 by then. Roseburg did slice the lead to 8-5 but the visitors poured MOOSE WINS Loop Officials Rule Forfeits In 'Y' Circuits INDUSTRIAL Moose Lodge Assoc. Plywood J.C. Sptg. Gds. Nielsen's Junior Chamber Suth. Drive-In Umpqua Plywood Evans Products LEAGUE W L 1 Pet. .857 .714 .600 .500 .wo .400 .200 .000 age by habitually interceding on it on again and by the quarter led Roseburg down tempts. Game Pc Fast Court pass at- 17-9. It was almost the same story in the second period with the In dians collecting another nine points The came was actually played while the Lions added 15 to theiro at a mad-rate pace, everybody run- total. rung up ana aown me long corn dor between the blcechers but it looked more like a merry-go-round than a track meet. More often than not, each of th .assigned officials resembled i cop referecing a apoedway raci whistling the fast-moving athlete down for alleged traveling violt tions at every turn. There mus have been 25 such citations lssucc to both teams in the course of the crackdown. One time the ball Indians Lead Early Roseburg made its bid in the arly moments of the third when lonnelly and Gilbert combined to itscore the Lions 6-3. But things jok their normal course for the cnuig again and the blue-shirts ime out on top by 12-11 for the '.ird act. This made it 44-29. : Donnelly's one-Jsmder from 20 jet opened the final period but iallew's 10-footer and layup and ohanged hands four times on suoh Lowell Radway's driving layln all summons within a matter of but sewed it up with five minutes seconds. On another occasion Cot- left at 50-31. Roseburg added five tage Grove was disciplined each more in the closing minutes of five straight times it pwnecj the, against the Lion reserves, but ball. It didn't affect the eventual out come. Roseburg couldn't hit too much when they did have a clear Grovers Trip Jay vees, 46-41 Roseburg'l jayvees took it on the chin a second straight night from the Cottage Grove junior varsity, losing by a 46-41 count in the first game played on Roseburg's new lloor saluraay nigni. The Indians jayvees were again in contention all the way, leading 39-S8 with only three minutes ana 30 seconds Jcft to play. But Cot tage Grove spurted ahead to stay by scoring one field goal and six atraight free throws. Earlier in the game, Roseburg led 10-7 at the end of the first quarter, but trailed the visitors by one point at each of the next two stops. The. Lion otitsliot the Indians in the second and third quarters to post leads of 20-19 and 27-28. Roseburg J V (41) (44) Cot. Gr JV Coen (8) P (16) Raice Brundage F (11) Junau urooKS u (5) uasue Mclntyre (9) G (4) Miller banders (5) U- again the Indians were outscored 13-9. Athletic Director Bob George welcomed the capacity crowd of 1400 to the new athletic plant with a speech of dedication before the main event. Roseburg (38) Booth (7) Darling (4) Crabb (1) Carter (2) Kelley (5) Roseburg (57) C. Grove (10) Radway (16) Abeene (12) Burge (11) Ballew (6) Dalbcrg Backen 2, Subs: Steele. Gilbert 5. Sanders 1. Don nelly 8 Calkins 3. Cottage Grove unnkard Heath 2, Gamble, Smith, Long. Hiijtimc; Oortage Grove 32, Roseburg 18. Officials: Adams and Sehlsler. Subs; Roseburg Hams 7. Mc- Cauloy 1, Blddington 6. Droscher 2, Burkhardt. Cottage Grove Angell," Halftime: Cottage Grove 20, Roseburg 19. Official: Sanstede. Willamette U. Edges Oregon College, 78-70 'MONMOUTH W Willamette had too much height for Oregon Colloge of , Education and led all the way 4is it won a 78-70 basket ball victory- here Saturday night. But O. C. E.. with only one play er ovor 8 feet, gave its taller foes a scare, cutting a 22-point margin to a 75-69 deficit late in the game. K coumn t quite close the gap, How ever. Dnkkri C-...... I t ., .7- i night's top scorer with 20 points. Tom Gooding of Willamette collected 19. DOES YOUR CALENDAR HAVE 13 MONTHS? OURS DOES! WATCH FOR IT AT PENNEY'S Moose Lodge became first half league champion of the Industrial Basketball League over the weekend as YMCA officials an nounced decisions on several pend ing cases involving unplayed games and forfeitures. The first half titlists ended their league play with an unofficial record of seven wins and one loss. However, under a new ruling, both Moose and the Junior Cham ber of Commerce teams will not be awarded victories gained over the Drain team which withdrew after only two rounds of play. An identical situation would have been reached If each of the other six league teams had been award ed a viotory automatically after the Drain withdrawal. Moose became the mathematical champion when, in anotner major moove, y.vhja league otnciais awarded Sutherlin Drive In a for feit victory over the only mathe matical contender to Moose, J. C. Sporting Goods. Before the ruling was announced, J.C. possessed a record of three wins and one loss. The ruling shows the sporting goods team out of contention into third place in the standings with a 3-2 record. J.C. failed to show up for their scheduled game with Sutherlin and were granted a postponement. But the rulesmakers have since con cluded that Sutherlin was within its rights in demanding a forfeit win. In a third decision, Dillard Meth odist lost its only win of the sea son, gained over since withdrawn Faith Lutheran, to take over un disputed possession of the cellar in the Church League. ' YMCA secretary Don Naden an nounces, that the Industrial League will attempt to make up four games which have been sched uled over the holidays at a con venient date, if possible, before the second ha" of league play begins Jan. 5, Present plans call for no games in any of mo YMCA leagues be tween now and the first of the year. Bulldogs Stop Oakland, 55-37 Oakland led a favored Sutherlin Bulldog team 26-25 at halftime but wilted in the third and fourth quar ter before a blistering scoring at tack paced by Ron Hix and .Ted Buck of the Bulldogs, to come out on the short end of a 55-37 argu ment at Oakland Saturday night. The lead changed several times in the first quarter which endol with the visitors ahead 104. In the second quarter, Walt West's began hitting and pulled '.head 18-12, a lead which they maintain ed with one minute left in the first half. Sutherlin closed the gap to 26-25 at halftime. With Hix and Buck maintaining the late second quar ter pace through the final two periods, the Bulldogs took a 39-29 Uiird quarter lead, which they stretched to game's final 18-point margin. Buck and Hix were high with 15 and 14 respectively while Doug Card, who scored seven proved to be a tower of strength round the backboards for the Bulldogs. (IS) surnerlln F (15) Buck F (14) Hix C (7) Card G (7) Davidson G Churchman 6 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Mon. Dee. 21, 1953 Sutherlin, Roseburg Slate' Wrestling Test On Thursday Wrestling teams from Roseburg- other matohos scheduled are: Jan. and Sutherlin will engage in their 9. Roseburg, four-way meet (Rose first official competition of the burg, Sutherlin. Oakland, Kla season Tuesday afternoon in math Falls); Jan. 26, Roseburg at meet scheduled for Roseburg's - Sutherlin, 7:30 p.m.; Feb. 27, dis gvm j irict meet, Klamath Falls. - For Sutherlin, this is the first Another unscheduled meet will year of an organized wrestling pro- pit Oakland and SuUierlin against gram at the school. Coach Ralph Roseburg. while other dates with Dyson has had 17 boys, mostly I Oakland and Marshfield are under fresnmen ana sopnomores, trying iibiui-iuuuh. by GLEN WELLMAN Guess the wood is getting "soft-, way. Lines of 210 217 and 199 ened up" a bitljudging from some toted a 626 ser.es. the season rec f the Shootine last week To start I ord for this league. Rol ing for Swings & e ther Uie pins fell easy, F.O.E. and abetted by Dick Meek or folks "wire really and truly! with a 587 series, his team still hungry for turkeys. Especially : lost a Point, and so are stiU tied wfsgfhis true to the Jacklin famV for 2nA Ple. BoUl Eagle. : and T .,,, .u,n m.mw. hit over ; Jovin Brakemen sneaked UP a ..i.h in th inrkou hnni I couole points on Lem'u Music, and for Neta Baughman. trundled a 239 final game to in- sur a turkey for Christmas. Other good games, John San ders 231, John Donovan 232, Spike Warren 226 and a dozen more above. 200, including a couple of who, and next Wed. nite could explode enmn tlf-PUrnrif K. But talkinq about tight races, that one in City "B" i closer than a family of Scotchmen. It -is pos sible for any one of five teams to take the winner's pot tonight. Sports Calendar Japanese Cue Champ Dies Of Heart Attack TOKYO Wi Kinrey Malsuya ma. 56. diminutive Jaoaneso cue artist who several times was run- ncrup in world or U.S. three cush ion billiard tournaments, died Sun day night following a heart at tack. He finished, second to Willie Hopne in the world tournament at San Francisco last year and was sixth at Chicago last spring. Buddy Rosar holds the record for highest fielding percentage bv a catcher in a season. In 117 games for the 19-16 Athletics, he made no errors. MONDAY BASKETBALL: Douglas at Days crccK. BOWLING: Cily League. 7 P.m. RIFLE CLUB: Winchester, 8 p.m. TUESDAY BASKETBALL: High School: Junc tion City at Drain: Grants Pass at Roseburg; Glide at Roseburg JV; Sutherlin at Elkton; Riddle at Glendale. BOWLING: Women's League, 7 P.m. WRESTLING: High School: Suth erlin at Roseburg, 4:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY BASKETBALL: High School: Rose burg at Coquille. RODEO: County Fairgrounds, 1 o.m. BOWLING: Industrial League, 7 p.m. SATURDAY WRESTLING: Armory, 8:30 p.m. SUNDAY ROD & GUN CLUB: Winchester, 1 p.m. RODEO: County Fairgrounds, 1 p.m. Oalankd (37) Beahm (9) Loper (6) Bullocks (1) Snyder (11) Short (3) Subs: uakland HUDDara 2, Spencer 5, Breedlove, Vasche. Rice, Anderson. Sutherlin Boyd 4, Galia 8, Rese, McCoy. Halftime: Oakland 26, Sutherlin 25. , Officials: Leicht and Guzzo. out for positions on the team for the past month. Dyson announces that his team Is green but is "coming along." Much of the conditioning and train ing program has included long dis tance running and calisthenics for team members. Contenders in order for positions in weight divisions presently are: 95 Dave Williams, freshman; 103 (none); 112 Johnny Mustion, freshman, Tom Finnel, freshman; 120 Jerry Slater, sophomore, Jack Nelson, freshman; 127 L e s Wright, junior. Larry Pocs, sopho more; 133 Don Austin, junior, Richard Wood, sophomore; 138 (None); 145 Lee Noyes, sopho- Coach Dyson announces that po sitions arc sua open for the team, and boys interested in turn ing out are welcome to do so. At Roseburg. Coach Bob Shew bert has been working with a turn out of 39 prospects for the past five weeks. Among candidates are 11 lettermen, but competition is ex pected to be keen for starting berths in each division. I Top prospects in various divi-j sions are Dave Parkhurst, 157 pound senior; Bob Kennedy, 115 pound senior; Bob Moore, 125 pound junior; Darryl Meyers, 146 pound senior, and Perry Clute, 103 pound sophomore. more, Errol Loving, senior; 154 regular season matches scheduled, I the gals. Dick Meek had a 220 in "7-" TMEery eold be in on Industrial kcgling, dui again ii: possibilities, except for the was John Sanders who showed the hrt tw0 top dogs e fighting it out togemer. But omy I three points separate the six ' teams. ' We regret to report mat wan Hansen, popular anchor man for Hult's Flyers will have to retire from the game temporarily, due to a back injury last summer. Aft er a spell in the hospital, and wearing a cast ever since, Dan had to give the back a chance to heal, rather than chance perma nent impairment. We hope to see him back on the runways in a few months again. Angry Lindsey Pins Kindred 7 Games Set During Week corn- Seven early-week games plete 1953 basketball schedules for most county A and B schools this week. With the exception of Elkton and Sutherlin. all schools layoff until after Jan. 5 before returning to action, i SuUierlin p ays a two-game ser ies at Waldport on Dec. 29-30 while biKton entertains the alumnus in a polio benefit game Dec. 29. This week's action finds Douglas (0-5) traveling to play at Davs Creek against the Wolves (4-21 on Monday mgnt. Tuesday night, Roseburg's varsity (2-2) and jun ior varsity (1-3) teams entertain Grants Pass and Glide in a double- header at the new gym. In other Tuesday night Barnes Sutherlin (3-1) plays at Elkton (4 1) in what shapes up as a close game, Riddle (2-2) goes against Glenddo (3-3) in another one be tween team's with almost identi cal records, and Dram, winner in -us last two starts, takes on a Junc tion City team that whipped the Warriors previously 54-46. Wednesday evening. Rosehurs finishes off the week's action by meeiing uinuiue at coquille Glendale Downed By Rogue River ft 11: GIVE THE . MetSi GIFT OF 4 Irlahten the Life of a Hord-of-Haarlno Friend or lOVa uniii What wonderful Christ mi-momln(t urprin for any hard -of-hea ring person a fnmoun Zenith Hearing Aid! Made by the maker of America'! flneat television and radio neta, Moderately priced, but preferred for quality and ' performance by thouaande upon thousands in vai-v walk of life. r Chooae the extraordinary new S-tranaistor Zenith "Rbyal-T", 125; or one of Zenith'a popu lar vacuupvtube models, $75. Give the easily adjusted Instrument itself, or our attractive Gift Certificate. The recipient must be completely tntis fied or money will be refunded promptly under our 10-day money-back guarantee. Bone conduc tion accessory at tmott added cost, if tvqmrrd. FAMOUS HEAR.NO A.DS CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY Kenneth Hounshoii, junior; 165 Molvin Gowey, junior; Ron Ame lun, sophomore; 175 Walter Moore, junior; Unlimited Bob Plucard, freshman. Captain-elect for the team is Mel vin Gowey. In addition to the Roseburg meet, beginning with the Sutherlin match Tuesday, and the sub-dis trict match in February. Tues day's match begins at 4:30 p.m. Last Of Turkeys To Go Tuesday From Big Shoot A bumper crop of shotgun sling- ers were still shooting at dusk Sun day in quest of the biggest host of turkeys ana nams ever given out at the Roseburg Rod and Gun Club at wuicnester. A total of 110 turkeys and hams had been brought to the club for the Christmas shoot. But they were won before the shooting was over and so were 16 additional turkeys which will be awarded at the Han son Motor Co. showroom Tuesday. T aa Millar ennbneman Fn- fltn club, urged tkat all those who have not turnca in tneir receipts lor i , ., ' , ,a turkeys must do so Tuesday at fT?,,Jl ,7 iZ' Hanson s. He warned that the 16 1 turkeys must be picked up that day because they are frozen and eviscerated. Unless they are claim ed, they will spoil. Miller said. Only lurKcys will De awaroeo. Miller called the shoot, "the most successful Christmas shoot ever staged by the club. He pointed out that the shooting started at 11 a.m. As darkness forcibly stopped the shooting, 126 receipts had been awarded for turkeys or hams. Prep Basketball Saturday Scores -By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Benson Portland, 49, Marshfield 45 Corvallis 49, Astoria 22. Redmond 65, Albany 60. The Dalles 73, Hillsboro 61. Cottage Grove 57, Roseburg 38. Central Catholic 54, Grant 45 (both Portland). Franklin (Portland) 52, Vancouver, Wash. 51. Lincoln (Portland) 48, Beaverton 42. Corbett 58, McEwen 28. Pendleton 61, Kennewick, Wash. 54. Pasco, Wash. 59, Hermiston 45. Eagle Point 46, st. Mary's (Med- ford) 39. Dayton 41, Central Union 40. Prairie City 61, Crane 30. Harrisburx Co-burg 47. Wy'East 54, Newberg 39. biayion 47, snenaan 36, La Grande 67. John Day 49. St. Mary's (The Dalles) 45, Arling ton 29. " Rainier 63, Columbia Prep (Port land) 54. Tillamook 46, Neahkahnle 39. Lakeview 62, Klamath Falls JVs 40. Milton-Freewater 60, Bend 37. Pilot Rock 65, Echo 61 (overtime). M,edford 67, Coquille 33. Spartan Mentor Drills Team Hard PASADENA, Calif. WI A lot of hard work is on schedule this week Luther Lindsey made short order of the Lindsey-Don Kindred re match at the Armory Saturday night, disposing of his foe in two out of three falU in a hard-fought 10 minute match. Lindsey took the first fall at 3:14 with a pin hold but Kindred came back with head butts and a press to even it up two minutes and 15 seconds later. The enraged Lindsey stormed back into the ring for the third and deciding fall. After a brief, but bloody, scuffle in the ropes, which floored referee Tony Ross, Lindsey emerged the winner with a strength-sapping full nelson that left Kindred helpless for a press. Other events on the interesting card saw Proud Prusian Kurt von Poppnheim take one fall from Danno McDonald at 20:39 with a German cross bow, and then stave off the Scotchman': thrusts in the remaining moments of their enter taining 30 minute semi-tinai. Poppenheim got the referee's de cision when McDonald could not even it up. The evening's special event end ed in a draw between Tony Ross and Bronco Luoich after neither contestant could gain an edge in the regulation 20 minutes. for Uie Michigan State football ! Rccdsport, Reedsport Tips Myrtle Point Reedsport came up with its fourth win in five starts Saturday night, defeating Myrtle Point by a 54-45 score in a game played at Rogue River led all the way Fri day night to defeat Glendale's P rates 60-42 in lis first varsity game played in Glendale's new gym. The visitors had a 15-12 first quarter lead which thev stretched to 31-22 at halftime. Third quarter score also favored the winners 50- 37 High point man for the Pirates was forward Bobby Hale with 18 Other high scorers for the losers were forward Mike Byrd with sev en poinis ana guara uene hiein i Munn admitted. "Everyone car with six points. ... I ried out their assignments perfect- in inu jayvL-e jejune, uie visitors . ly on that one. team preparing for its Rose Bowl game with UCLA on New Year's JJay. MSC football boss Biggie Munn proved it's pretty hard to please a coach after a late Saturday after noon scrimmage session that had a crowd applauding and sports writers burbling. There were eight touchdowns made in the session. But Munn was critic! of the failure of Mich igan Stater's to bold Michigan Coach Norm Olson used his second team in the second quar ter after the Braves had built up an 18-9 first quarter "edge. The home continued to lead, however, and the second and third chapters clos ed with the Braves ahead 27-20 ana 47-28. Guard Jim Dodd led Brave roB- ulars, who returned for action in the third period, with 16 points. Don Tryon, who has led the Rccds port team in scoring in four previ- Days Creek Tops Myrtle Creek J V The Days Creek varsity defeat ed Myrtle Creek's jayvees for the second time this season by a score of 41-33 in a Saturday night game at Days Creek. It was Days Creek's fourth win of the season. Days Creek took early quarter leads of 10-4 and 16-10 and then withstood a Myrtle Creek chal lenge which found the Viking jay vees trailing by 25-23 at the third quarter and tying uie score at 27 27 in fie fourth. Bob Babb, who led all scorers with 23 paints, came through with some timelv baskets to help the Wolves pull away in the final oeriod.. . Myrtle' Creek's frosh again de feated the Days Creek jayvees. The score was 41-21 with Barnes of Myrtle Creek scoring 15; and iters Bobby Lowry scoring 11 for the irosn. We have a new sponsor in the Classic Junior. Jack & Thelma Beavers the very popular operat ors of the lunch counter in the bowling alleys now are sponsoring the team called ''Jack & Thcl ma's Cafe," and we offer con gratulations and best wishes. The Commercial League com pleted its schedule for the first half, and as expected, M it H Market of Sulherlin copped the flag. An extreme oddity showed up as we tabulated final figures. The first two men in their line up "Spud" Harris and John Tilley each rolled 42 games and ended up with 6340 pins for a 150 total; to make it almost unbeliev able, the next two men, Sol Herr and Jim Pope, each rolled 45 games to end up in a 7070 tie, for a 157 average. Is that one for Ripley? ; , , This week will see the end of the first half of all leagues except Classic Junior, which got off to a late start. The girls are tied go ing into the last match too, though only first and second places are to be decided, Sylvia Anderson had high game last week, 185 and Mabel Clark had a husky 513 se ries. ." Entry deadline for State Tourna ment has been extended again and you can still enter up to Satur day, Dec. 26. (This date is confi dential, so don't tell anybody). Looks like the biggest entry list from Roseburg in history. Entries alreadv in, and on the -vay in clude Harris Plumbing St Heating; Roseburg Alleys; Jacklin Newt Agency; Harmony House; Sun Studs, Inc.; Business Men's As surance; American Guarantee. Life; Jones Ins. Co., (Myrtle Creek); Roseburg Jewelers; Lem's Music Repair; Jovin Brake Supply i Roseburg Fire Depart ment; Roseburg Police Depart ment; M Sc H Market, (Sutherlin); Roseburg Book Store; Yoncalla Lions; Sutherlin Sweet Shop; Moose Lodge; Cornwall Carpen- and tt & J (juick Lunch. Last year. Roseburg topped the State in cities with only six al leys, but this year, with 20 for certain, may be an allitime rec ord. An interesting item is that the present state doubles cham pions, Paul Yundt and Ed Bird ppll will defend' their title at Al. G . (5) Graf i hanv Sunday. March 7. Natural. Creek Schaefer, v. everybody in Roseburg hones they will retain their crown. (33)Myrtl. Ck JV; F (3) Naas F Best' fl (2) Lantisi G (141 Cavanci Slate. Most of the scoring plays ous games, was second high with aian t satisty tnc coacn. to. lucre was one aanay tnougn, UCLA TAKES TITLE NF.WPORT BF,ACII, Calif. Ifl Sea-going Bruins of UCLA have cantured thoir first sailing title. They posted 176 points in 22 races by three flights on Newport May to win the ninth Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Championship Sun day. The Rruin No. s team sailor, Lewis Bedford, gave his team mates a 20-point lead in his divi sion. The University of Washington was second with 158 points in mo iwo-aav, log-snroudwt event. inn micaan oi fteaiue, repre senting San Diego Slate, won in dividual honors in division A, 69 i points. came from behind -a 13-12 halfti.) aoncit io post a 40-32 win Eugene Independents Dump Linfield, 73-63 On this play quarterback f.eedsport (54) Tryon (10) Cl:i"-on 19 (45) Myrtle Pnt. ! Davs Ck (41) , Callendar (3) : Rwanson (8) Babb (23) Couch (41 ! Crenshaw (3) 1 Subs: Davs Lowrv, Dunlap, Cluirnpner, Hyatt. Myrtle Creek Meshew. Maris, Losey 7, D. Graf, Edlind 1,- Fraeh- licn. Halftime: Days Creek 16, Myr tle Creek 10. Officials: Loughry 1 and 'Marquess. Morrall heaved a 70-yard touch down pass to end Ellis Duckett. West Coast sports writers, cas ing the MSC squad, were particu larly impressed by Leroy Bolden, MrttlNNVILLE wi - Untied sized s pa,rtan who bowled through lacked the experience band back- his teammates with methodic fury, hoard strength to match i Every-1 Thc Bruins aIs0 scheduled two body s Drugs a Eugene AAU bask-!aKiav prictice sessions, resuming ctball team and lost ,3-63 here' Monday. Coach Red Sander, who Saturday night. ! .,, ;-i u, ami. hw.3i, r Top scorers were Paul Sowers of a chcst' cold hopcd to be back on i , " .J . . " tne iieio. 1.UIIII-1U wiui 19 poims. F (3) Martka F (61 fi. Millor Earl i Wheeler (6) C (6) Baker Flug S (13) A. Miller Dodd (10) 3 (4) Cota Subs: Rccdsport: L. Rem ington, Dunn 2, Fegles 2, G. Rem ington 5, Snodgrass 4. Myrtle Point Whitakcr 4, Britton 3, Cosgrove 4, Neigeihe, Harper ?.. Halftime: Rccdsport 27i Myrtle Point 20. Officials: Roundtree and Hennessey. Chico State Thumps Raiders, Splits Series ASHLAND Wi Chico State de-' fcated the Southern Oregon basket ball team, 81-75, here Saturday night to divide the weekend scries. Southern Oregon rallied strongly after trailing, 55-36 at the half. CARPETS for free estimates DURNAM'S FLOOR COVERING "Biggest Little Carpet ; Store In Town" -566 W. Oak Ph. 3-6123 Pro Basketball PRUDENTIAL LIFE Insurance HORACE C. BERG Spt'iol Aaent Special Agent 123 S. Main St. (With Umpquo tri Agencv 3(llM 3-791 Roi. 3-7195 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday's Remits Boston 101, Philadelphia 89 New York 75, Baltimore 67 Syracuse 81. Minneapolis 76 Saturday's Results Syracuse 90, Boston 83 New York 65. 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