Myrtle Creek Vikings
Drop Opener Of Season
The Myrtle Creek Vikings drop
ped their season's opener 56-37 to
the Myrtle Point Bobcats on the
Viking floor Friday night.
The Vikings got in trouble right
off the bat, as they fell behind 15 3
at the end of the first quarter.
They fell only one point behind
the Bobcats' 14-point output in the
second frame, but still trailed 29
16 at the half.
The Bobcats pulled out in front
43-25 at the end of the third quar
ter and coasted to the victory.
Ed Cadman paced the Viking
scorers by tossing in eight free
throws and adding a lone field goal
lor iu points, ttoocai guard loin
Curry captured the game scoring
honors with 11 field goals for 22
points, i
The Vikings and Bobcats will
meet again tonight, with the pre
liminary game to start at 6:30 and
the feature attraction at 8 p.m.
BOX SCORE
MYRTLE CR. FG FT PF TP
Brittain 3 010 6
Lucas 13-3 15
ShirtcliK 0 1-4 4 1
Cadman ; 1 812 2 10
Tapp : 0 2-3 12
Bartley 3 1-2 2 7
Smith 101 12
Halverson 10-0 0 2
Clarke . , "" 7 10-2 0 2
Graf 0 0-0 10
Totals 11 15-28 12 37
MYRTLE POINT
Galloway 0 0-2 5 0
Menegat '- -. 12-2 14
Domain ' 3 5-6 1 11
Oregon State
Scores Win
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) Oregon
Slate, 65-57 victor over New Mex
ico State at Las Cruces Friday
night, will meet Arizona State in
a basketball game here tonight.
The OSC squad trailed through
(he first half of the New Mexico
contest and the Aggies led 39-26
at the intermission. Then the
Beavers surged and went ahead
51-50 on a tipin by -6-foot-10 Carl
Anderson. After that Oregon State
led all the way.
Jay Carty scored 18 points, high
for OSC and for the game. An
derson had 14.
Eastern Oregon Falls
RENO, Nev. (AP) Eastern
Oregon was defeated 88-66 in the
opener of a two-game basketball
series with the University of Ne
vada here Friday night.
Six - foot - four Larry Applegate
led Eastern Oregon's attack with
24 points.
It was the basketball opener
for both schools.
LEAGUE
W L Pis.
. 28 11 39
' 23 ' 14 29
20 19 27
20 If 27
20 19 26 ;
20 19 24 I
13 2a 18 !
12 27 15 J
t, Bide A We Cafe1
Magic Gas
Bob & Jo's Grocery
Kenwisher Logging
Kabler Four
Derrell'a Flying A
Town Cafa
Bid A WH Cal9
So. Ore. Construction
B mu It? AAjiqIc Gai
0; Kaloer Four 2. Town Cafe 1j Derrell'
Flying A 2, SO. ore. construction m dub
& Jo's Grocery 2, Kenwisher Logging 1.
High Series: Rust Rummel 171-193-214
High Game: Phil Sea I Ion 222.
Other High Games: Chel Parnell 202.
MERCHANTS LEAGUE
M 8. H Market
Sco lions Insurance
Clly Barber Shop
Torrey Hardware
Sulherlln Auto
Goodwins Apptlanc
L & H Lumber
Gllkeson's Chevron
Balrds Chevron
Pniir winds Restaurant
41
15
21
33
32
37
Results; City Barber Shop 3. Gilkeson's
Chevron 1; Torrey Hardware 3, Goodwin's
Appliance 1; M & H Market 3, Four Winds
Restaurant If Sea I Ions Insurance 4. Balrds
Chevron 0; L & H Lumber 4. Sutherlin
Auto 0.
High Series: Mont Rowntre 167-214-213
594.
High Game: Don Dixon 225.
TOP SIX LEAGUE
W L
tfftrt ChAB 29 19
Bert's Food Market 27
Holgate'i " '.j
Roseburg Neon 2
Pat's Broasttr 20
DolhaPtrk'K Inf. IB
20'?
221 1
24
2B
30
Results: Hoigate's 4. Petherlck's 0; Pat's
Sroaster 3. Smart Shop 1; Roseburg Neon
3, Bert's Mkt. 1.
High Series; Lola R eh wait 1 23-142-151 WO.
High Game: Lola Rehwatf 162.
TELCO BELLES LEAGUE
v W L
Busy Signals 2?i 20'
Three Coins 26'n 2Hi
Dial Tones 26' t 21 Vj
Pit.
27' i
26'. i
26' i
Yellow Pages
Key Pulsars
Non Pubs
Wrong Numbers
DA'S
26 22 26
24 ' 24 24
23 25 23
2Ui 26'i 21'
17 31 17
Results: Busy Signals 4, Three Coins 0;
Dial Tones 4, Yellow Pages 0; Key Pulsers
3, Non Pubs 3; Wrong Numbers 1. DA'S 1.
High Series: Darlen Hill 14e169-U7 442,
Key Pulsers.
High Gamft: Darlen Hill 169.
Other High Scores i Norma Holborow 154,
Helen Swell 155.
HITS AND MRS. LEAGUE
W
L -
14"a
IS
20
22'j
23
23
24"
Lmdseys Hobby House
Harris Cete
Roseburg Jewelers
Bob's Trophy
J. R. McAllister Constr,
Modern House of Carpels
Huffman Signs
Stubb's. Richfield
Boone's Vending
Wimlon TV
3i -i
30
28
25' i
35
Results: Lindsay's Hobby House V'u Bob's
Trophy JVu Harris Cafe 2. Roseburg Jewel
ers 2i J. R. McAllister Construction 1. Mod
cm House of Carpets 3; Hufham Signs 0,
Boone's Vending 4j Stubb's Richfield 0,
Winston TV 4.
High Series: Lorraine Smith U7UM70
411, Harris Cite.
High Game; Lorraine Sm'th 171.
Other High Scores: June Boone 147. Doris
Weasworth 140,
QUBEN LCAUU1
W L PH.
37 1$ 37
30 22 30
2' 22' 79"i
2f 23 29
22 30 22
71 31 21
20' I JPfc M l
19 13 19
Chaomens Pharmacy
Women of tr Moose
Junction Cafe
McKays Market
Winston Bankers
Rexall Drug
The Broiler
VA Moioltal
Results: RH Drug 1 Chapman Pnar
mecy 1; McKays Market 3, Women of tht
Moom j VA Hospital i. Junction Cafe J'.t;
Winiton Bankers 3, The Bn.iier I.
High Series: Florence Slack 1S5-U7-145
477, Revell Orug.
High Game; Wilms St i gen m, Winston
Bankers.
0hr High Scott: Ruth Palmer 1M,
Agnes Lfndbrrg 176. Mae Monty 175.
W L Ptl.
29 14 38
24 1 35
23 22 35
24 , 71 3J
23 23 29
Bnrton'e tho Serv.
Elks
Cardlnel Tlr Co.
To-er s Sheet Metal
JovMt Brake Supply
Curry
Hester
Herriman
Down
Waterman .
Gibeau
McCusky
Dayton
Totals
11 0-0 4 22
Oil 41
0 01 2 0
6 1-1 2 13
0 1-2 11
0 0-0 0 0
0 0-0 .0 0
0 0-1 0 0
22 12-18 22 56
Sports In Brief
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW YORK - Navy halfback
Joa Bollino, paced the annual As
sociated Press All America team.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Joe Ku
harich signed a 3-year extension
of his Notre Dame coaching con
tract despite the poor record of
the Irish.
BLOOMINGTON, 111. Phil
Dickens agreed to 4-year contract
extension as head poach of Indi
ana University.
GOLF
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -Sammy
Snead of Boca Raton,
Fla., shot a 2-under-par 70 for a
two-round total of 138 and a 2
stroke lead over George Bayer of
Gleneagles, Calif., in the $15,000
West Palm Beach open.
RACING
NEW YORK An insurance
company paid $1 million, a record
for animal insurance, to the syn
dicate which owned Bally Ache,
3-year-old star who won the
Preakness and other big 1960
races but died in October.
ALBANY, Calif. Bob 2nd
($10.20) captured the headline at
Golden Gate fields.
Hoop League Formed
Representatives of organizations
interested in entering teams in a
YMCA Youth Basketball league
(primarily of high school age)
will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the
YMCA office, Room 201, Douglas
County State Bank bldg.
Persons interested in entering
teams must appear at the session,
at wmcn rules, tees, the schedule,
and other plans will be discussed.
League play will begin shortly aft
er the start of next year, according
to Wayne Schulz, secretary of the
Y'.
Machen Bout Postponed
PORTLAND (AP)-The sched
uled 10-round fight between heavy
weights Eddie Machen of Port
land and Wayne Bethea of New
York City, scheduled here for
Dec. 13, lias Deen postponed to
Dec. 19.
Promoter Tommy Moyer said
Bethea's manager had requested
the delay.
mwimg
Bloom's Chevron Station 22
Howard's Hardware 20
Rocpburn Motor. 14
28
Results: Toier'i Sheet Metal 4. Howards
Hardware 1; Jovln Brakes 7, Elks 1; Bru-
ton's Shoes 2, Cardinal Tire 1; Roseburg
motors tt oioam s inevron i.
High Series: Del Cornutt 165-187-235587,
Cardinal Tires.
Hioh Game: Del Cornutt 235.
Other High Scores: Orvllle Blake
208,
Murl Young 214, Rim- Rummel :
Sanders 209, Bill Herrlott 207.
SPORTSMAN'S LEAGUE
John
ling
W L Ptl.
24 IS 36 :
54 13 33l'i
23 16 30
19' 19' 25'a
18 21 23
17 22 23
17'.i 21' 23 i
10 29 14 I
State Police
Winston Chain Saw
Southern Oregon Battery
Plywood Service
City Police
Cyclo Massage
Dale's Cafe
Pacific Plywood
Results: State Police 2, Winston Chain
Saw 1; Pacific Plywood 2, Plywood Serv
Ice 1; Southern Oregon Battery 2, City
police 1; Cyclo Massage 7, Dale's Cafe 1.
High Series: Lee Stadlg 212-190-191593,
pacific Plywood.
High Game: Lee Stadlg and Ed Klemmer
212.
Other High Scores: Tom McWIIIIams 208,
Bob Keefe 201, Austin Dumont 211, White
Dage 203. ,
CASCADE LEAGUE
W
L
13iB
13'1
Kens Cleaners
Roseburg Lions Club
Marks Inc.
Garden Valley Mkt.
Idle Hour Tavern
McKays Market
Peterson-Dull Motors
31'
28' i
Montgomery ward
II
Results: Garden Valley Market 3. Mc
Kays Market 0; Marks Inc. 2, Roseburg
Lions Club 1; Idle Hour Tavern 2, Peterson
Dull Motors If Kens Cleaners 2, Montgom
ery Ward 1.
High Series: T. Kennett 183-117.219589,
Garden Valley Market.
Hlqh Game; T. Kennett 219.
Othr High Scores: G. Hugglns 200.
LADIES MAJOR CLASSIC LEAGUE ,
W L
Fatrhaven Beauty Salon 30 18
Roy & Ren's Insurance 29 19
Wagon Wheel 24 24
Style Shop ' 23 25
Ken Bailey Insurance 22 26
Winston Drugs 16 32
Results: Roy 8 Ren's 3, Ken Baftey In
surance 1; Fatrhaven Beauty Saton 3, Wag
on Wheel 1; Winston Oruos 3, Style Shoo 1.
High Series: Ethel Kramb 176-182-175-533,
Ken Bailey Insurance.
Hioh Game: Alte Bertram 184, Wagon
Wheel.
Other High Score: Sally Moreno 180.
NICKEL BOWL
HITS A MRS. LEAGUE
W
KuHy's Kids
M.C. Bldg, Supply
Four Vedders
SosIc'S FlortsH -MAS
Logging
Dairy O'jern
Myrtle Dairy
Birkenfeld Logging
Trilty Cnfe
Glendale Shoe Store
So. Umoqua Disposal
La-RavCafe
35'
34' i
28
24
2?"l
27
t
29' i
29' ?
33
38'
DiSD.
)3
- Results: Oelrv Oueen i. (n limn
0; M.C. Btda. Sun. i. RiMit.i. th a. t,i.
City Cafe 3. La-Ray Cafe l; Myrtle Dairy
3, Ktirly's KHs D Sosk'S Florist 4, M 1 B
Logging 0: Blrkenfelds 3, Four Vedders 1.
Hinh Series: Men BUI Donnelly 2S4-274.7O2-450.
TrI -City Cafe. Women - VI
qui5U im-im--5JU, urtv'l Kids.
High Game: Men Bill Donnelly 224.
Women VI Aquiso 202.
Other High Games: Harold Bay 199, Bob
Ganz 202, Buck Weakley 200, Leyton Dti
??. Fd Lambrt 199, John Acomt) 195,
Freddie Vedfler 20.
TWILIGHT LEAGUE
W L
City Slickers 27 lj
Rockets u it
n
Thunderbtrds
Alley Cats
AHfv Gatorl
VfHtitfi
EfO'orcrS
Falcons
Three PtrfN
News Houndl
Dot'ghboys
LoMe-s
Results: Alley Cefs
3t'
29
78
27'
27
77
76' i
21
22'
20
20
20'
21
27
19
22
27
Jl"i
II 74
19' 27'
15' j 2i
7S
24 '
Alley Gators
Thundertiiroi J, News Hounds 1; Three Ruffs
2, Erp'orers 1i SitHitee I' j, Doughboys 1';
Falcons 3, City Slickers 1; Rockets 2. Loit
ers 1.
High Series: Ark) Jecklln !1Meo-17fS56,
Ay Ce's.
High Gam: Keith Phillips 111, Satellites.
Roseburg Frosh
Edge G. P. Club
Roseburg's Chiefs, the freshmen
basketball team, opened the sea
son Friday afternoon at Grants
rass Dy edging the North Grants
Pass team 28-26 as Jeric Young put
the ball through the boon with
four seconds remaining in tho
game.
North Grants Pass jumped to a
5-4 lead at the end of the first
period only to see the Chiefs bat
tle back to lead 14-7 at halftime.
At the end of the third quarter
Roseburg held a slim 21-20 edge
and midway through the final stan
za the Grants Pass cagers built
up a three point lead.
Battling to a 26-26 tie with onlv
seconds remaining the Chiefs took
the ball and forward Young broke
the tie swishing the ball through
the net with only four seconds re
maining in the contest.
Forward Dick Yost was high
point man for the Roseburg team
collecting 12 points in the after
noon's action. The starting lineup
for the Chiefs found Yost and
Young at the forward slots with
Wendy Pearson holding down the
post position. Jim Beamer and
Mike Lecp started at the guard po
sitions for Roseburg.
Coach Don Severson felt the
opening game for the Frosh was
typical as both teams were ner
vous and off in their shooting. As
the low score would indicate the
game was primarily a defensive
Dallie.
The next scheduled contest for
the Chiefs is Dec. 7 as the local
club plays host to Marshfield at
3 p.m. However, Severson is hop
ing to schedule a game for his
team between now and Dec. 17.
Score by quarters:
Roseburg Frosh 4 10 7 728
North Grants Pass 5 2 13 626
Prep
Oregon Prep Basketball
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Beaverlon 66. Washington (Port
land) 35
Hudsons Bay (Vancouver) 47,
Sunset (Beaverton) 36
Roseburg 64, Klamath Fans 62
Woodburn 49, Stayton 41
Bend 58, Redmond 48
Dayville 79, Lapine 21
Hermiston 57. DeSales (Walla
Walla) 31
Waldport 51, Taft 42
Salem Academy 49, Gervais 42
Vernonia 59, Hood River 49
David Douglas 41, Franklin 32
(both Portland)
Grant 49, Central Catholic 31
(both Portland)
North Bend 32, Coauille 28
Heppner 43, Sherman (Moro) 36
siienuan 44, uasion 33
Other High Scores: Andy Sen lick 200 Bob
Kece ZUI, i-'fl rente aiewan w.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
W L Ptl.
29 10 38
27 12 37
22' 16' 30'
19', 19' a 26'
20 19 24
19 20 24
15 24 21
4 35 4 :
Millers Flying A
So. Ore. Construction
Chrystalltfe Til
Umpgua Lions
Douglas Paint
McAllister Construction
Knights of Columbus
Lumber Sales
Results: So. Ore. Construction 4, Millers
0; McAllister Construction 4, Lumber Sales
Or Knights of Columbis 4, Douglas Paint 0;
Umpqua Lions 3, Chrystaillte Tils 1.
High Series: Hal Colter 178-1 71 -188 537,
Millers Flying A.
High Game: L. Bailey 197, Chrystaillte
Tile.
Other High Scores: P. Barlow 195, Pen
ard 190.
CAPITOL LEAGUE
W L Ptl.
24' 15' 36',i
25 17 34
24 18 32
19' 22' 25'
21 21 2S
19 21 25
18 24 23
16 34 23
Amann's Flying A
Gene's Union 76
Frank ft. Bob Flying A
Pape Cat
Umpco
Douglas Cutters
Melrose Dairy
Timber Room
Results: Frank & Bob Flying A 3, Gene's
Union 0; Pape at 3, Amann's Flying A 0;
Douglas Cutters 7, Melrose Dairy It Tim
ber Room 3, Umpco 0.
High Series: Roy Ring 147-208-182557,
Gene's Union 74.
High Game: John Wilverding 225, Timber
Room.
Other High Scores: Mike Bnmeeu 212,
ROLLING PIN LEAGUE
W
Ptl.
Peisl Cola
Roseburg Bowl
20
28
meirose uairy u n u
Keystone Machine 11 ? if
Merfc's School of Baton 77 21 27
McKay Drugs 22 24 22
Sew Shop 19 29 19
American Linen 12 34 1 2
Results: Merk's School ol Baton 1, Mel
rose Dairy 3; American. Linen 1, McKay
Drugs 3t Roseburg Bowl 3, Keystone Ma
chine 1; Sew Shop 0, Pepsi Cola 4.
High Series: Ethel Kramb 170-174-212558,
Melrose Dairy.
other High scores: Mary circle zoa, Lu
cille Austin 189, Phyllis Wolf 200, Thclma
Andrews 201.
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
W L Ptl,
29' 15' 38',i
28 17 37
25 20 34
22 23 32
23 22 31
23 27 28
19' 25 24'
10 35 13
Pacific Plywood
The Food Mart
WRlt'S Twoing
Gllley'l Trailer Supply
Hanerscniea ins.
Lariat Room
City Cleaners
parmn-Rooi no
Results: Hatterschled Ins. 2, Gllley'l Trail
er Supply 1; Lariat Room 1. Perma-Roof-Ing
2; Pacific Plywood 3, City Cleaners 0;
The Food Mart 2, Walt's Towing 1.
High Series: Doc Plaisted 178-201-194 573,
The Food Mart.
High Game: John Pennington 211, Hatter
schied Insurance.
Other High Scores: Bob Kestell 204, Ed
Dwight 200, Harry Taylor 207.
tnm HtnAN 1 LIhuUI
W L Ptl.
21 14 31
20 If 28
19 27
20 19 77
20 1 74
20 19 24
17 22 21
16 73 3t
Todd Building No. Two
Latham Wholesale
Melrose Start
Veterans Hospital
Roseburg Neon
Specieiired Parts
Todd Building No On
Moote Lodoe
Results: Roseburg Neon 3, Todd BuMdlng
One 1; Soecialiiwl Parts 2, Latham Whole
sale If Todd Building Two 3, Veterani Hos
pile) 0l Moo Lodge 3, Melrose Store 0.
High Srs: Gus Spakowskl 117-170-178
53S, Veterans Hwoltal
High Game: Gordon Todd 21 f, Todd
BuMOing Two.
Other High Scares: John Todd 111, Al
wr 309.
, CRAZY IIOHT LEAGUE
W L Ptl,
M IB 30
71 20 21
79' 21' 2ft
24 74 7'
24 74 74
21 25 23
19 ?9 19
FiegM Trener
Le Vera's Beauty
) LuvernM
Ri Diamond Fuel
I Umpgua Lm
Sayre Volksson
1 Anderson Market
Ed's Laundry
Results: Anderfon
3,
Lions If Red Diamond Fuel 3, Flrget Trans
fer 1; La Vere's Beauty Sop 4. Ed's
Leimdry 0; Luverne's 4. Sayr Volkswagen 0
High Series: Helen Carter 155-1 43-154 443.
Flegel Transfer.
Hgh Gamei Conni Muggerud 181, Lu
wrnii. Other H'gh Scores! n BtVor 174,
Carolyn Gadway 181, Betty Denny 171.
Douglas Team
Scores Win
Over Sailors
Douglas High forwards Jack
Anderson and Gary Fox combined
their efforts last night to toss in
29 points and lead the Trojans to
a 43-35 win. over the Mapleton
Sailors at Mapleton.
The Trojans moved into an eight
to six lead at the end of the first
quarter and held a two-point, 16-14
lead at the half.
The Douglas crew started click
ing better on its offense in the
third period and poured in 14
points to pull into a 30-21 lead mov
ing into the final frame.
They were outscored 14 to 13
by the Sailors in the fourth quar
ter, but their third quarter surt;e
proved to be enough to account
for this opening night win.
Douglas won the junior varsity
game 32-24. Dick Hill paced the
scoring with 13 points, followed
by Wes Long and Duane Hess with
eight each.
BOX SCORE
DOUGLAS GF FR PF TP
Anderson 7 1-2 4 15
Fox 6 2-4 2 14
Bird .3 00 4 6
Dodd 12-5 4 4
Peters 0 0-0 1 0
Dunkle 2 0-0 4 4
TOTALS 19 5 11 19 43
MAPLETON
Jenson 2 3-9 3 7
Addleman 2 0-3 0 4
Thompson 3 1-117
Van Winkle 2 3-5 17
Gould 3 0-13 6
Dunn 2 0-1 14
Doggett 0 0-0 0 0
TOTALS 14 17-20 9 35
Score by Quarters:
Mapleton 6 8 7 1435
Douglas 8 8 14 1343
Scores
Myrtle Point 56, Myrtle Creek 37
Sutherlin 41, Cotlaee Grove 38
Star of the Sea (Astoria) 59,
Rainier 37
Lake Oswego 65, Roose v e 1 1
(Portland) 57
Milwaukic 46, Cleveland (Port
land) 39
Madison (Portland) 66, Centen
nial (Grcsham) 49
Gresham 51, Lincoln (Portland)
ou .
Central Union ( Monmouth ) 44.
Mt. Angel 37
Jefferson (Portland) 42, Fort
Vancouver 41
Crater (Central Point) 64, Eagle
Point 47
Concordia (Portland) 47, Day
ton 39
Condon 53, Bicklcton. Wash.. 40
Huntington . 49, St. F r a n c I $
(Baiter) 45
Halfway 38, Hereford 35
Xakeview 49, Burns 37
La Grande 51. Baker 48
Siuslaw (Florence) 42, Bandon
34
South Salem 38, North Salem 35
North Marion (Aurora) 46,
Brinks 43
Portland Christian 83, Tillamook
Catholic 30
Serra (Salem) 64, North Catho
lic (Portland) 43
Douglas (Dillard) 43, Mapleton
35
Philomath 44, Toledo 28
Sheridan 44, Gaston 33
Prineville 67, Mac Hi (Milton
Freewaler) 64
Tigard 58, Washougal, Wash. 45
Madras 69, Grant Union (John
Day) 51
Glendale 66, Rogue Kiver 45
Eureka. Calif.. 59. Ashland
Grants Pass 48, Del Norte. Calif.
28
Glide 62, Roseburg JV 57
Henley 57, Merrill 46
Serra (Sulem) 64. North Catho
lic (Portland) 43
Illinois valley (Cave Junction)
43. Phoenix 40 .
College Scores
Friday's College Basketball
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FAR WEST
Southern Calif. 72, Los Angeles
Loyola 61
Brigham Young 65, Washington
63 ot
Ixa Angeles St. 107, Seattle 100
San Jose St. 74. Fresno St. 54
Colo. St. Univ. 71, Idaho St. 63
Pacific Lutheran 60. St. Mar
tin's 47
Whitworth 56. Montana Slate 54
Univ. British Columbia 72, West
ern Washington 66 (overtime)
Tacoma (AAU) 67. Univ. 1'ugei
Sound 57
Washington Frosh 77, Grays
Harbor J.C. 61
Olympic J.C. 57. Skagit Valley
J.C. 46
Columbia Basin J.C. 61, Boise
J.C. 48
Lewis & Clark 74, I'oriiana
State 66
Pacific 73, Oreton Tech 60
Nevada 88, Kaslern Oregon 60
Linfield 70, Oregon College 58
Gonzaga 95, College of Idaho 61
Everett J.C. 50. Victoria (B.C.)
Univ. 34
SOUTHWEST
Colorado 82, Arizona 72
Texas Christian 85, Austin 63
Oregon St. 65, New Mexico St.
57
EAST
New Hampshire 73, Bowdoin 55
Tona 87, Toronto 41
Pitt 81, Purdue 80
Tufts 75, Mifldlehury 62
MIDWEST
Oklahoma St. 64, L'CLA 58
Okla. City 84, Southern Metho
dist 78
DePauw 107, Centre 60
Itipon 88, Grinnell 82
Knox 73, Carlcton 54
UePaul 72. Baldwin-Wallace SS
Creighton 74, South Dakota 49
Illinois Wesleyan 86, Dubuque
75
SOUTH
Wake Forest 85, Florida "9
Vanc&'bilt 58, Michigan 43
Tournamtnt
Midwestern Invitational
First Round
Clemson 78, Svracuse 67
Kent St. 78, Massachusetts 53
Townspeople Assist
MOUNT VERNON, Wash. (AP)
A South African Negro youth
will have a home, job and warm
hearted reception on his arrival
in mid-month to fulfill his dream
an American education.
The home for 22-year-old Legson
Kayira with the William R. At
woods and their nine children at
suburban Bayview.
The job chores for his room
and board.
The reception Skagit Valley
Junior College students meeting
him at the Seattle-Tacoma Inter
national Airport, about Dec. 15.
A fund-raising goal of $650 to
pay his transportation from Khar
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S. African Native
toum, Sudan, has been exceeded
by. more than $50. committee
chairman Myron Mickey said
Thursday. Kayira, who seeks a
science degree, walked 2,000 miles
in two years from his home in
Nyasaland but then was stranded,
and his plight became publicized.
Skagit Valley College, where he
is expected to register for the win
ter quarter starling Jan. 2, has
given him a scholarship. It will
also put up an additional $650 tu
satisfy immigration requirements.
Contributions came from as far
away as Mississippi, Mickev said.
A community dance finally put
the drive over the top.
By o Fischer
yesterday helped so much.
only now I can't feel it."
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