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Newspaper Page Texto o 0 o o o o O Perez Aflat . Champ' Bulldog Titlist For Third Straight Time; Roseburg's Simons Third In Heavyweight Jerry Perez of the Sutherlin Bull does walked through (our straight opponents Friday and Saturday at Corvallis to take top honors in the 115-pound class of the state high school wrestling tournament. After reaching the semifinal round Friday, Perei moved into the finals Saturday morning by edging Jim Snider of Benson by a close 1-0 decision. In the final against Larry Bender of Klamath Falls, Perez took a 6-3 decision and his third straight state wrestling title in a row. For the past two years Perez held down the 106-pound title, after fin ishing second three years ago in the 98-oound class. Perez turned up with a bad ton sil early rnday morning, but still came through with the wins. C.B. Simons of Koseburg nabbed a third place finish in the heavy weight division to be the only other Douglas County wrestler to place high on the list. Simons had a to tal of five matches during the two day meet, more than any other wrestler. Simons downed George Rettinger of West Linn 7-4 in his first bout of the day to move into the semifinal round of the consola tion bracket against Miller, Simons came through with a 4-1 decision to place third. A total of 208 wrestlers from 60 different high schools participated in the meet, with only 13 schools failing to land points. Sutherlin fin ished in ninth place with 17 points, URNER You can do MORE work at LOWER cost with this Walker-Turner 15' Drill Press! Walker-Turner's 1300 Series 1 5" Light-Heavweighl" Drill Press gives you full 6 tpinilt travel . . . BIO machine capacity at a "light machine" price. Will drill holes in diam eters of 60 to M", up to 6 deep, at a single pass of the drill. No need to go into bigger, more expensive machines to get this BIO capacity. Available in bench, floor, and multiple spindle models. See it here now! Your New Authorized Deoler WalkeA DOUGLAS Supply Co. Looking and Sawmill Supplies, Heavy Hardware, Roofing and Farm Fencing Supplies. 649 S. E. Rose St. Phone OR 3-6638 Ke then downed Jerry Louis of I while Roseburg ended in a four- Cascade by a close 4-3 count to I way tie for 20th, with 10 points, reach the finals against Vernon I Perez nabbed 13 of the Sutherlin Miller of Lebanon. In the final j points in the meet, while Simons nabbed seven of the Koseburg 10. Felix Raddatz of Roseburg, after reaching the semifinal round of the championship bracket Friday, was dumped twice Saturday to knock him out of any chance for a state title. Raddatz was downed by Charles Marmelejo of Illinois Valley 6-0 in the semifinal round, then was edged by Bill Keller of Sweet Home 5-1. Only two other Douglas County wrestlers saw action Saturday, both from Sutherlin. Gordon Avery of the Bulldogs was dropped out of contention ear ly Saturday by taking it on the chin from Bob La com be of Grants Pass by a close 3-2 tally. Durrell Gigear moved into the semifinals of the consolation bracket Satur day morning by edging Don Dur den of Tillamook 5-0, but was drop ped out of the picture by Gilbert Roberts of Klamath Falls, who took a referee's decision over Gi gear. Russ Pinard, Don Green and Frank Walters, all of Roseburg, failed to land a place in Satur day's events, as did Kd Cearley of Myrtle Creek and Allan Barnes, Layton Ferguson and Tom Gilman of Sutherlin. The tourney was a double elimi nation affair, but if a wrestler was defeated in the early rounds he could commit until the man that downed him was defeated, or he lost his second bout. 6 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Mon. Feb. 24, 1958 i ' K'J JERRY PEREZ . third stats title Mat Title Won By Sweet Home Yoncalla Drops Days Creek In Last Douglas B Action DOUGLAS B LEAGUE (Final) W L Pet. PF PA Yoncalla 10 2 .833 608 470 Flkton 8 4 .667 629 539 Camas Vlv. 6 6 .500 6U9 Days Creek 4 8 .333 511 Canyonville 2 10 .167 579 CORVALLIS 1 Dave Pavne's championship in the 98 -pound' class Saturday night led Sweet! Home to the team title in the Oregon prep wrestling tourna-l ment. ! Payne s title was the only one for the new championship squad. Sweet Home, however, picked up enough other points to edge Red mond, 51-47. ,ast year's champion. Newberg. finished third with 46 points. rnurth place went to Klamath Falls, with 3B Franklin of Port land won 30 points and fifth place. League leading Yoncalla and fourth-place Days Creek ended league play Saturday night at Yon-. calla with the Eagles taking a 41-i 23 victory over the Wolves. All other teams finished play Fri- j day night. Yoncalla will now enter district playoffs against Powers this weekend for the right to enter i the state playoffs that will be held in Pendleton next month. The Eagles used sharp defense and took advantage of almost every Days Creek mistake in posting: (heir easy win over the Wolves. Moving out to an 11-7 lead at the end of the first quarter, Yoncalla played the losers on even terms through the second period, only to break loose in the third and put the game out of reach. In (he third. Days Creek man aged to collect only a single free throw by Leon Newman as the ball hawking Eagles stole passes sev eral times for easy layins. Yon calla hit for 10 points in the period to take a 27-14 lead going into the final eight minutes of action. Reserves Play Ball With Bill Snider banging four , points in the final period, Yoncalla t mn..A Aan r,,rtKr .ha.il uilh I squad, after being out in front 24-7 at halftime. Clifford Emery witb 16 points and Ron Kevelle with 15 led the winners, while Mike Kinney .,; wilh nine was tops for Davs Creek. jr,7 Days Creek 23: Richardson, Wil- hams 7, Gaulke 1, Nimsic 5, New man 5, Michaels 5. Conner, Young, i Yoncalla 41: N'offsinger 5. Wilev 6. Revelle 10, Booth 6, Snider 8, T. Bowman, K. Bowman. Edin, Loyd 2. Proebstal 4, Lewey. Halftime: Yoncalla 17, Dayi Creek 13. Officials: Leicht and Bragg. Chtno Tight In District Basketball Springfield So. Eugene Roseburg .North Bend Marshfield Cottage Gr. DISTRICT JA-I W L Pet. P PA 7 2 .778 383 383 6 J .687 i 1 .626 4 4 .500 3 S .375 0 1 .000 477 361 372 396 287 Hoop Tournament Berths Available For County Teams 399 328 371 1 With the basketball season al-i regular league play Saturday night 401 1 most over and the wrestling sea-! against Marshfield in the coast 450 son all finished, the snorts scene city. I this week in Donelaa County will I The tight District 5-A-l basket-1 enter into the slack Deriod before JWay Tie Possible ball race became even tighter over : the state basketball tournaments! Providing Roseburg wins its two , the weekend as three teams still hold an outside chance of coming home in the top spot after North oena s 48-44 upset or league-leading Springfield Saturday night. The Millers' loss, coupled with i 63-57 South Eugene win over the Marshfield Pirates, made it pos sible for the Axemen to slip into first place next weekend with a win over the Millers in the two clubs' final league tilt. Roseburg, idle Saturday night aft er taking Cottage Grove 41-15 Fri day, can also slip into first place next month. Only 11 basketball games are on the schedules of the 16 Douglas County high schools this week, highlighted by the two District 5- A-l garnet ol tne noseourg in games this week and South Eu gene dumps league-leading Spring field Friday night, all three teams could wind up the league play in a tie for first place. With one game left, South Eugene and 12-Lane Pin Alley Opened At Tri-City ti,. u i: - .ii... Doa"cou ty o Td U "aooS I "" eT .'"her ahead over the weekend at Tri-City a, re'"ve' L'". T' "i 5 Undefeated JHS Quintet Beaten JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE L Pet. 0 '1.000 1 .833 2 .667 3 .561 3 .500 4 .429 4 .3,'!3 5 .167 6 .000 i W Win. Christian 6 Sports 5 Rolalores 4 .lack of Diamds. 4 ' Lions Club 3 ! Seven-Uppers 3 Nikes 2 ; LDS 1 Detergents 0 by taking a pair o games over Dlay their final home game of the K . L. ii j i .1 Lf -i j . l : .... . - .i n i dians and the start of playoffs by i Springfield are running one-two in Yoncalla ana oienaaie. The Roseburg hoop team needs at least two straight wins to wrap up at least second and possibly a first-place tie in league play and a right to enter state playoffs next month at Eugene. On Friday night tne Indians win the race, with the Indians a close third. Springfield, with a 7-2 record, must meet Eugene this Friday, who have a 6-3 mark, in one top game, while Roseburg, which is 5-3, must meet two teams, both of which are in the second division. The Yoncalla Raffle will nnen and Marshfield this j season against the North Bend subdistrict warfare Friday night North Bend weekend. Only a Springfield win over South Eugene and a Roseburg sweep this weekend can keep the league from falling into a tie and mean a playoff to pick the top two team to enter the state tourney as the two teams from this district. The Springfield-South Eugene tilt will be played on the Miller floor, while Roseburg will entertain North Bend on Friday and be on the road against Marshfield Saturday. Only other league games on the docket for the weekend will have last place Cottage Grove entertain ing Marshfield on Friday and trav eling to meet North Bend on Saturday. Bulldogs and will then wind up Stilt Wilting In Score Race By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS If Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas is going to make a three-way race i iradhstrict nlavoffs startine Thurs. of the contest for individual bas-iday, wilh all eight teams of the ketball scoring honors among the; Rogue Vallev League, or sub-dis-major colleges he had better start, trjct 6-A-2. The winner of the tour tallying in big figures Monday nament will meet the Douglas Tro- Millers Upset By North Bend The fifth place Lions Club pulled me upsei oi tne season By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS North Bend and The Dalles sprang upsets Saturday night on two of the top-ranked squads in (ne the Associated Press Poll of Ore- guii h1ck ubsrciubii teams. L'nranked The Dalles seventh-place Pendleton All with ime. Don Revelle was the only player from either side to break into the double figures for the night, col- The alleys are complete wilh , 'n5 PO'nis lor ruun 4 and N,kcs automatic pinsetters. electronic; .Y" ' Sainls 19-9 me new-named nickel Bowl, con sisting of 12 alleys started opera- lion ior me nrsi lime. Y.MCA Junior High basketball league Saturday morning by down ed previously undefeated Sports 25-23. The loss for the Sports was its first of the year against five losses. Winvinn Christian n..II.J i.t. fira ni,- i,ih . AA.ii ...-! have iv tne v.in5 st-i uaKi'iuau tourna ment. The Millers, however, still against the Powers Cruisers in the first game of a best-of-three series and right to enter the state B tournament at Pendleton next month. The Eagles will travel to meet the Cruisers on Friday and will then return to their home court for the next game Tuesday of next week. The third game will be play ed at Powers if necessary. Glendale In Tourney Glendale will enter into the in- night Chamberlain, who saw his av erage drop to 30.7 when he scored only 18 points in a losing cause against Nebraska Saturday, is in action Monday night against Iowa State.-The two men he hopes to catch, Elgin Baylor of Seattle and Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati, are idle. Robertson almost caught Bay jans the following week lor the right to enter the state meet in Salem next month. Other games for the week will find the Drain Warriors ending league play this week with two District 5-A-2 games on the dock et. On Tuesday the Warriors will i travel to meet Pleasant Hill and ! will then return home to meet Willamette on Friday. Drain has lor Saturday when be scored 36 two wins in second half play and points against Tulsa while the-are not in contention for league Seattle ace was putting together! laurels. 32 in a loss to Idaho State. The I Non-ieague games for the week result left Baylor with 33.76 av-,i have fanvonville Rihle Ara- edged;era on 709 Pin, in 21 games ri(.my traveling to meet Riddle, 69-62, !"u nuoeimuii wuu 00.14 uh '-".Oakland on tne road against bin- ton and Camas Valley playing host the championship matches ',.ore projectors and electric hand j w'"m', wi,h ,ew"; the Seven-Uppers, while Jack of I Diamonds trimmed Rotatores 27- downed Latter-day other league play were decided on decisions. warmers and are mnsiderpH iJ Yoncalla also nabbed the jayvee One nf them ram whrn Irrv I he una nf Ih. mntl ml.r. K.,ll,l Win in an easy fasniOn. taking rcrei or suincriin, last year s ins- ing in the state. pound champ, moved up into the I Free bowling for both adults and 115-pound division and defeated i tern-agers took place both Friday Larry Bender for the title. I and Saturday, with supervised in- Last year's 136-pound champ, structors. Regular business hours Ron Finely of .Newbem. slopped started Saturday evening. Into the 141-pound division and, Also included in the building Is won a championship decision over .Minora Hisnop or Sweet Home Hoop Titlo Captured 1 51-19 tilt from the Days Creek Sports Calendar MONDAY special children's nursery and BOWLING: Town and Inter v.tiy aiiu a snack bar. leagues. leagues 7 p.m Saturday. Bob Davis dropped 10 points through the hoop in leading the Lions to their upset win over Sports, eight of them in the final half, after Spurts had taken a 14 9 halftime bulge. Bob Hobbv also had 10 to lead the losers. Winston C hristian moved out to a 20-4 halftime lead over the Sev vii. en V PPPr5 ,nd th coasted in for r-IKS fhp Win Inrlrtrcnn n.itk 1 1-.- uihile Nnrth RnH th. nnll'i fin a,lT 22 COnteStS. squad, tripped sixth-place Spring- Bailey Howell of Mississippi t0 th. Mvrtle Creek javvees on field, 48-44. ! State strengthened his hold on Tuesday, and Oakland playing host A victory in the contest would i rlh Pace. boosting his average! t0 Camas Vallev on Friday. liven springiieid a berth in,1" " im agaiusi After this week the only games will be the playoffs for bertns to SPOKANE I tberle Build-1 retary and Earl Carte, Don John-1 ers of Spokane captured the In-1 son and Robert Gam making up land Empire AAU haskctball : the hoard nf directors I pulling away in me nnai seven lnhnnie Penninnlon nf Rose- minutes of play to trounce Ephra-, i,ro ii h. n,. ma.,r ni ii, ta Fords 71-58. , , The Builders will compete in: the Pacific Northwest AAU finals The building is a community ; !e,a"e".9 P;"; ,ah "" Bird with 10 led the winners, project, headed by the Tri-C.tJ j Vr"", ?.'?. w, Ji '"n was tops for Seven-L Enterprises Inc . with Del Blanch- R t LL7 f.LLB Junl0"' lnche- pers with six. ard, president, W. C. Calhoun, sec- ter, f.JO p.m. . The Jack of Diamonds also pull- ran win a berth by beating South Eugene next Friday. v South Eugene, in the poll's fifth position, Saturday night continued its win string with a 63-57 triumph over Marshfield currently in the poll's No. 10 spot. No. 1 Klamath Falls ran its record to 19-1 Saturday by down ing Grants Pass 79-58 behind the 28-point performance of big Glenn Moore. Astoria's fourth-ranked Fisher men also won Saturday an easy 64-39 triumph over Hillsboro. TUESDAY Ladies leagues, 7 and in Seattle March 9. PVR WHAT IS IT? SOC Raps Naxarenei ASHLAND, Ore. uT Southern Oregon came from behind in the second half to win a nonconfer ence basketball game here from Northwest Nazarene, 57-45. The BOWLING 9 pm. BASKETBALL: District Drain at Pleasant Hill. 8 p.m Non-league: CBA at Riddle, f p.m. Oakland at Elkton. 8 p.m Myrtle Creek JV at Camas Val ley, 8 p.m. YMCA Umpoua Val ed a mild upset in their win over itoiaiores. Halftime score By Oregon Prep Basketball Saturday Scores THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 1 .. if i : r i in ii 1 1 nit; sun re nniv i n . t..n,i tu. . - l 7,"' naurr oo, Li ursnae au 5-A-2 ioke loose for' 23 pom, h !h..l' 3 "'!,? 58 I h.ir t f.k. .k. -"' r.usmc no, Aiarsilliriu 31 aw'ir Wilev lerf ih. linn ,i North Bend 48. Springfield ' .h. j... .. .. .. . , ?" " Bend 78. Burns 44 44 vs Idaho team had a 29-26 lead at RIFLE CLUB: Juniors, Winches- the half, but in the second half' ter. 7:30 p m. Miuinern Oregon made up the defi-i VOLLEYBALL: Women, 8 p.m. cit and forged ahead. Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey ley League: Jackson Wholesale of the day was also close at the nan, wun .ixes holding a 4-3 ad vantage over the Latter-day Saints, but with Shelton and Carrico hit ting in the final half the Nikes moved out for the win. Sheldon was high for the game wilh eight poinls, while Pearson was tops for the losers with five. Only one more game is left on the schedules for the teams. 4 Archers Over 600 In Oak-Rose Shoot Top team score for the Oak Rose Archery Club over the week end was turned in by the men's team with a total of 2.542. Keith Leonard with 674. Earl Beuller with 640 and Leland Powell and Ronnie Oilar with 614 were indi vidual totals for the team. The ladies team, consisting of Al yce Clavton 692. Elaine Foster 652, Katharyn Ullrich 507 and Jov Beut ler 436, ended with a total of 2.287. The teams shot the Oregon In door Round from the freestyle po sition. Tops in the men's instinctive was Flovd Ward with 644, followed by Earl Ullrich with 524. Leading the novice class was Ken Vandenburg with 558. followed by Roger Oilar wilh 548, Grace Olson with 361 and Muriel Reding with 270. state meets. Tidewater Oil, 7 p m.; Han na Nickel vs. News-Review, 8 p m . Benson gvm ARCHERY: South Umpqua Arch ers. I n-l itv, 7 p m Men. 6:30 p.m. , Central JHS. j Sisters 48. 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