Trojan Quint
Stops Eagles
In 57-36 Tilt
Women Bowlers Duplicate
High Scores In 2 Leagues
High womfn boulere of th Vn ' ! rrL' ct.i;A ?..
1 1 and No. 2 Tuesday night leagues Service Center I.
I shared scoring hotiori on game and I Other No. 1 results included:
series totals of 202 and MO. ! Emery Foley Insurance 4. Peter
r ranees hnudura of Emery Pan Beauty 0: Fisher Plasterettes
Foley Insurance in the No rir.'i ir K tinnl H.nir i- limn.
Yoncalla'i class B basketball S"' iu'.lfd, boln ""' !"le in ' qua Cleaners J, Drive In Cleaners
Beavers Stun
Ducks,68-55,
In Noncount
CORVAU.IS. 11 Cashing in
the Douglas County Ladies oa "early twice as many free
a wuvbub m viau B la3aVt7lVellI a l V i I
team showed Douglas a couple of . 'ii!"' D" Sidders , 1.
i. k. t.." posted the 202 game for Hanlev In
in the first quarter but a superior fjPost tnd ""' An" N'cho1 nail-j League, it was Modern Floor Cov-: throw chances gave Oregon State
Trojan bench lowered the boom on f? r,:.,'riM tar Roy - Youn "J0 I Douglas County State Bank t M to 55 basketball victory over
the Eagle, at two points a. the l1""0"... , . ,?- ,' i?5r. ur? .s.lore I Oreaon in their kin-X game here
host coasted to a 57-36 non leaeue Ui prrcrura ner t-i, nuirnour circiric aiont-
win at Brockwav ? gl,m wl,h ' P,ir 169' hl'e omery Ward Co. 4. Douglas Coun-
iii .. ... 'J ! Anita went 16S-178-193 for her SIO Itv State Rank (No 11 n
start of the game and held on be'-i camTm'the8 N0",dJV'.dU'' ' ' ' !M'i "'i ind'vldul1 "".f' in ,hf . field goals at 22 apiece, but Ore
Oregon in their kings-X game here
Tuesday night.
The two teams were even
gon State scored on 24 out of 32
'"""y took over atjVi Boucock toted 527
noa, wnicn enaea 14-9. sum, in th l.x,,.. u.aIa " k d-;:. mv" "7 nT " i., i. ..v..-...
Then Douelai Tracv XlrPUnHnn aZ rL". " 7 ",v'u !" Ul mu,urs vtvv" WIJ
Connie Stewart 180, Helen Menu- In the Pattersons'!
..Z 515 ihe first : 173. 133 and a high 201. Other hifihiwith a lil game and hith ser.es, "rowi for the winning mar-
came off the bench and hit four
straight buckets, and the game was
decided. Douglas held a 28-19 half
time lead.
Larry Bistonette. tl.f Trojan's
tosses and made 11 of them
Bakery I The Ilm Khirh doea not count
it a, vuiiiue neison in ana uons league, rona warren rolled a 7"' ,...,.i..,. j,... .
1 game for Cracked Wheat and ' f
WeJ., Feb. 13, 1957 The New-Review, Iteteburf, Or.
Sidders 170.
Individual highs in the No. 1
League included Ina Hooven 195,
lanky center, poured of his 13 Sally Moreno 190. Martha Pock
pointa through in the third quarter lington 180. Velda Ellison 1M Join
as Douglas rang up a 47-26 margin. Cornutt 178. 170; Sylvia Anderson
As the fourth started, sub Jim 178. Dell Mix 172 and Flo Ann Mc-
Taylor hit three straight goals to 'Donald 171.
widen the gap. in team play. Sun Studs Inc
Rudy Powell with 10 points and held on to first in the No. 1 League
I-eroy Notfsinger with 9 kept Yon-1 with a 3-1 decision over Women
calla in the game. of the Moose, while in the No. 2
YoncaUa's jayvees made it a I League, Robertson Flying A white-
split between the two schools for
the night. Jim Booth with 10 points
led the Eagle tyros to a 37-24 tri
umph over the Douglas jayvees.
Douglas 57 34 Yencalla
f Hopper 8 9 Noffsinger
f Johnson 2 10 Ru. Powell
C L. Bissonetle 13 7 Swezey
G Amorde ' 4 Ro. Powell
C Counts 10 3 Daggs
Douglas subs: Harty 2, R. Bis
sonnelte 4, Grass 2, Horn. McClen
don 8, McLennan 1, Taylor .
Yoncalla subs: Bowman, Booth,
Proebstel, Snider, Wiley 3.
Italilime: Douglas 28, Yoncalla
19.
washed Keystone Machine Works
4-0 to extend its league lead.
other io. l result included:
Hanley it Post 3. Jones Insurance
0; Pastime Cafe 2. Bee Hive Rent-
Dnrnlhv Rnnl haA m 1Q1 ( lltf.llA- I
117) series for Whole Wheat. i ,reSon State got away to in
Results included: Large White KIa aa Ka ' "lc
3. Butter Bread 1: Pota Bread 3
Stone Ground 1: Whole Wheat 2,
Cracked Wheat 2.
DOUGLAS LADIES LEAGUE
W L
Independent Mlrs. 17 T
Modern Fl. 16 8
Rsbg. Bk. l.Vi 8'i
Pal Motors 12 12
Ridenour Eler. ll'j 12'i
Douglas Bank 1 11 13
Douglas Bank 2 8 16
Montgomery Ward 5 19
LADIES NO. 1 LEAGUE
T Hoop League
Enters 2nd Half
YMCA YA LEAGUE
W L Pc.
first Methodist 1 o 1.000
North Roseburg 1 0 1.000
Church of God 0 1 .000
First Baptist 0 1 .000
First Christian 0 0 .000
Second half action in the YMCA
Young Adult Basketball League be
gan this week with the First Meth
odist Church and the North Rose
burg Church teams taking opening
wins.
North Roseburg defeated Church
of God 47-22 and the Methodist
Church downed the First Batpist
team 53-19.
Forrest Crawford's 28-point per
formance highlighted the North
Roseburg victory. The winners
iced the game in the final period
by outscoring the losers 24-6. Oth
erwise, quarter scores favored the
winners 10-4. 19-8 and 23-16.
In the Methodist - Baptist game,
the winners juirped out to an 18-2
first period margin and coasted tol EUGENE w The experimen
a 53-19 win. Quarter scores read Ul sprint-and-jog ityle of distance
za-b ana 41-15.
(Mm Angell paced the winners
Benson Beaten
By Generals
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Grant took over the lead of the
Portland League Tuesday bv ud-
setting Benson, the fourth-ranked
team in the state in the latest
Associated Press poll on Oregon
high school basketball.
It was only a 48-46 margin for
Grant, but it was enough to drop
uonson to second place. Idle Lin
coln held to third place. Jefferson
scored an expected 61-52 over
Franklin to remain fourth. Grant
was rated No. 10 in the latest AP
poll.
South Salem, ranked No. 9. went
through three overtimes and lost
to Milwaukie, 47-45, in another
Tuesday game.
McMinnville managed to down
Oswego. 69-61. Klkton defeated
Drain, 44-39, and Sutherlin lost to
Myrtle Creek, 42-39, itt other
games.
It was the 19th straight victory
for Elkton and its second consecu
tive decision over highlv regarded
Drain (15-3). As in their previous
meeting, Elkton held Drain to two
points in the last quarter to
squeeze out the win. The score
the first time was 52-50.
Sun Studs Inc.
Clark's Studio
Roy O. Young
Bee Hive Truck
Hanley & Post
Jones Ins.
General Serv.
Women of Moose
McKay Drugs
Pastime Cafe
LADIES NO. 1
Robertson Flying A
Umpqua Cleaners
Emery Foley
Fisher Plasterettes
Drive In Cleaners
Peter Pan Beauty
U. S. National Bank
Keystone Machine
PATTERSON LEAGUE
W
Cracked Wheat 9
Larue White 7
Whole .Wheat 6
Butter Bread 6
Stone Ground 5
Potato Bread 3
W
35
33
33
30
29
23
23
20
18
0 15
LEAGUE
W L
39 13
34 18
31 21
25 27
24'i 2714
21 31
20' i 31 1 a
13 39
half.
Dave Gambee of OSC led the
scoring with 23 points. Ken Nan
son, a teammate, got 20.
Charley Franklin. Oregon's
i scoring ace, bagged only four
1 field goals and a total of 10 points,
j Franklin picked up three fouls in
I the first 10 minutes, sat out the
rest of the period and finally
fouled out late in the second hall.
Despite the even-stephen stand
ing in field goals, OSC got 61 re
bounds to Oregon's 29 in dominat
ing the backboards.
17
19
19
22
23
29
29
32
32
37
College Scores
University Runners
Use Russian System
with 22 points and Gene Markle
scored 11 for the Baptist team.
Methodist Church 53 Vasey 2,
Crooch 6, Hart 6. Angell 22, Mobley
9, Caskey 4, Ilorton 4.
Baptist Church 19 Craine 2,
Todd 2, Jackson 4, Markle 11.
North Roseburg 47 Johnson,
Crawford 28, M. Stone 10, Brady
2.
Church Of God 12 M. Helton
2. Seims 2. R. Helton 2, Langholf
8. Hutchins 6.
Sports In Brief
Brown Defending
His Title Tonight
MIAMI BEACH im Joe Brown
is expected to brush off the chal
lenge of ex-champ Wallace (Bud)
Smith to his world lightweight ti
tle tonight and move on to a series
of profitable defenses.
Italy's Duilio Loi, Kenny Lane
of Muskegon. Mich., and Larry
uoardman, Marlboro, Conn., are
waiting in line for a shot at the
135-pound crown. The three con
tenders are ranked in that order
by both the National Boxing Assn.
and Ring magazine.
Smith, No. 4, is getting first
. - . , , U (lilt 41 1I1C (lldll WIIU luuh me
Coach Bill Bowerman said he u ...1. i. . .,.:.:
pleased with the results A8 24 at New 0rIcans.
In a recent three-mile cross-1 lne are 3., , 4., Br0
country run. eight men were timed - Apparently the wise boxing
at less than 16 minutes Phil men f,gure Smilh at 27 has nad
Knight, who came in third, usedljt afer losinR t0 Boardman, Tony
lhfprmt"nd"")!! "y- t . DeMarco and Brown in succes
"The even-pace men are ahead
ui uiusa running ine uneven si.vie.
basically because the uneven
style is harder and takes longer to
perfect," Bowerman said.
running, introduced by Russian ace
Vladimar Kutz in the 1956 Olym
pic Games, is being tried out at
the University of Oregon
PSC Wallops OCE
Ring Record
MONMOUTH m Portland
Stale completed a sweep of its
Oregon Collegiate Conference bas
ketball series with Oregon Collese
of Education with a 72-34 win
iupsady mgni. nointed Hnt.hv Rell 127 Yn,m,.
The outcome sank (XE further nhin ' ' '
PHOENIX, Ariz. Charlie Sal-
1 as. 150, Los Angeles, knocked out
Bobby Wright, 153, Philadelphia 3.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
GOLF
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Russell
Milne, Toledo, shot a 5-under-par
66 to lead qualifiers for the 520,
000 Texas open.
BOCA RATON. Ha. Ann : in the conference cellar.
Richardson, Lolumbus. Ohio, and The Portlanders were slow to
Jack Penrose. Miami Beach, took pet going. Midway through the
medalist honors with a 2 over par,tjt hau thev trailed, 19-15. Then
70 in qualifying play of the na-,,hey hit their striae ,na were m
tional mixed foursomes tourna-, front at halftime. 37-28. Jack
ment. I p,rlPP 1H them with 71 nninlt
r-i-m vno?- SHWci. il J Center Doug Rogers scored 17 fori
NEW lORk - Ch. Shirkhan of lne ,osers
Grandeur, a silver blue Afghan !
hound, owned bv Sunnv Shay and n c u w
Dorothy Chenade, Hicksville, N Y. Oregon trOSH Win
won best-in-show at the West- ,,,c . t r,
minster Kennel Club show at Mad- L CORVALLIS - The Oregon
ison Square Garden. ! ro?h s ill unbeaten ran their
basketball victory string to 10
games Tuesday night with a 57-43
decision over the Oregon State
Rooks.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
HOLLYWOOD. Calif. Ricardo
(Pajarito) Moreno, 127, Mexico
City, knocked out Irish Tommy
Bain, 125. Hollywood, 3.
HOUSTON. Tex. Paul Jorg-
enscn, 128, Port Arthur, Tex., out
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FAR WEST
Oregon State 68 Oregon 55
Ilandm-Simmons 80 Arizona 69
San Francisco 58 Santa Clara 47
Whitworth 70 Gonzajta 58
San Jose State 72 College of Pa
cific 69
California (Santa Barbara) 61 Cat
Poly 53
Westminster (Utah) 80 Rocky
Mountain 76
Portland State 72 Oregon Educa
tion 54
Sacramento State 43 Cal Aggies 37
Westmont 80 Laverne 65
L.A. State 85 Long Beach 55
Oregon Frosh 57, Oregon State
Rooks 43
Olympic J.C. 74 Grays Harbor
J C. 64
Everett J.C. 89 Columbia Basin
J C. 77
Centralia J.C. 77 Seattle Pacific
J.V. 60
SOUTHWEST
Southern Methodist 79, Texas 56
Bavlor 9o. nice 70
Texas Christian 62, Texas AIM
59 (overtime)
Midwestern 89, Trinity 69
Arkansas 52, Tulsa 43
MIDWEST
Kansas 62, Oklahoma A&M 52
Dayton 75, New Orleans Loyola
63
Depaul 87, Illinois Normal 77
John Carroll 89 Kent State 72
Iowa Teachers 63, Cornell (Iowa)
60
St. Johns (Minn) 90, St. Marys
(Minn.) 87
Ilamline 74, Augsburg (Minn ) 59
MacAlcstcr 81, St. Thomas 67
ML Union 75, Heidelberg 49
Taylor 71, Franklin 67
Great Lakes 90, St. Josephs (Ind)
85
EAST
Yale 91, Holy Cross 82
St. Josephs (Pa.) 75, St. Johns
IRkn.) 63
Duquesne 61, Carnegie Tech 3S
I.aSalle 63. Temple 61
Georgetown (DC) 80, Baltimore
I .o vol a 75
CCNY 70. St. Francis (Bkn.) 67
Williams 74, Siena 71
Brooklyn College 72. Hunter 67
Adelph'ia 75. Brooklyn Poly 60
ML St. Marys 110, American V.
92'
Moravian 68, Lebanon Valley 60
Allegheny .56. Case 52
Slippery Rock (Pa.) 84, Clarion
(Pa.) 82 ,
SOUTH
Clemson 79. South Carolina 71
North Carolina State 79. Duke 72
West Virginia 93, George Wash
ington 82
Wnfford 85. Davidson 75
Virginia Tech 66, Wash, fc Lee 56
RICHMOND. Calif Johnnv
Heard, 163Vi, Richmond, out
pointed Ruben Hernandez, 1G41 j.
San Francisco, 10.
FRESNO. Calif. Georae Ken-
nedy. 193. Fresno, outnointed Hu-! Maryland 85. Virginia 64
hen Vargas, 188, San Francisco, Roanoke 82, Virginia Military 69
10. Elon 94, Hampden-Sydney 49
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It was the second win over the
Rooks, whose tall center from Ir
rigon, Joe Mann, led scoring with
16 points. For the Frosh, Jerry
Anderson. Doug Lumlslrom and
Hugh Springer scored 12 each. '
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