,..n?!4vaa
WHERE'S THE BALL University of California's Camden
Wall (C-54) at left, possibly thinks he has the ball as he
grabs teammate Earl Shultz's head (G-41) (center) during
Stanford-California game at Berkeley, Calif. At right
Stanford's John Windsor (F-42 has a two-handed hold
on the ball but he may not know it as he has an eye-full
of Wall's fingers. Stanford won, 53 52.
KITS AND MRS. LEAGUE
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491 i 22',
43 29
40 32
39 3!'
37 35
34 38
32 43
32 40
31 41
22 50
Lfndseys Hobby Hous
Harris Cafe
Huftiam Signs
Modern House of Carpets
Roseburg Jewelers
Bob's Trophy .
J. R. McAllister Constr.
Boone's Vending
Slubb's Richfield
Wlnslon TV
Results: Llndsey's Hobby House 4, Boone's
Vending 0; Harris Cafe 4, Bob's Trophy 0;
Hufhnm Signs 2, Modern House of Carpets
2; Roseburg Jewelers 3, Winston TV 1 ;
J. R. McAllister Constr. 1, stubb's Rich
field 3.
High Series: Imogen Piper 157-167-187
an. KoseDurg jeweiers.
High Game: Lula Hulse 189, Modern
House of Carpets.
Other High Scores: Shirley Lorenz 175,
Leaf a Wetzell 174, Opal Phillips 172, Vera
Jarrard 160.
UMPQUA LEAGUE
W
Pts.
6
Snort Trollers
COPCO 4 2
Keystone Machine Works 4 2
Oregon! an 3 3
Tozer's Sheet Metal 3 3
Ftegel Transfer 3 3
Jensen Kees 2 4
Curtis Brothers Furniture 2 4
Zuck's Radiator Service 2 4
South Stephens Hardware 2 4
Results: Jensen Kees 2, Torer's Sheet
Metal 1; South Stephens Hardware 2, Ore
gonian 1; Keystone Machine Works, 2, Cur
lis Brothers Furniture 1; Flegel Transfer 2,
Copco 1; Sport Trollers h Zuck's Radiator
service i.
High series: Bill Winston 164-154-246 546,
jensen Kees.
High game: Bill Winston 346.
Other high scores: George Williams 222,
Wall Mentzer 212.
CRAZY EIGHT LEAGUE
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30
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33',i
35
36
38'
42
LaVers's Beauty Shop
Flegel Movers
Sayre Volkswagen
Umpqua Lion
Luvernes
Ed's Laundry
Red Diamond Fuel
Anderson Market
29
Results: Flegel Movers
2. Umpqua Lions
2; Anderson Market 3, Red Diamond Fuel
1; Sayre Volkswagen 3'i. Ed's Laundry Vj;
Luvernes 4, LaVera's Beauty Shop 0.
High Series; Jean DeVora 155-142-182479,
Luvernes.
High Game: Helen Carter 311, Flegel
Movers.
Other High Scores: Bob -e Fisher 190,
Irene Bell 167, Eileen Htlbert 165.
ROLLING PIN LEAGUE
W
Pts.
Merk's School of Baton
Melrose Dairy 40 78 40
Pepsi Cola 39 29 39
Roseburg Bowl 37 31 37
Keystone Machine 36 32 36
Saw Shop 30 28 30
McKay Drugs 26 32 26
American Linen 22 46 22
Results: Sew Shop 3. Merk's School of
Baton 1; McKay Drugs 0, Keystone Ma
chine 4; American Linen 1, Roseburg Bowl
j; fepsi LOia 3. Meirose uairy
High Series: Dot Mason 186-167-163516,
Keysione Machine.
High Game: Dot Mason 186,
Other High Scores: Mary Circle 178, Delia
Reinhart 179, Polly Martin 178.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
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Miller's Flying A 6 3
McAllister Construction 6 3
So. Oregon Construction 5 4
Knights of Columbus ' 5 4
Douglas Paint 4 5
Umpqua Lions 4 S
Lumber Sales 3 6
Chrvstallite Tile 3 6
r.:,"u";rVrrir7T7mK-, c..:Drug 3; L- L. Burr Logging 3, Team No.
Results: Knights of Columbus 7, Miller's
1; Douglas Paint 3, Southern Oregon Con
struction 1; McAllister Cons . uclion 4, Chry-
. ' . - . ... '
STaihie Til o.
High Series: John Sanders 161-226-175562,
Knights of Columbus.
High Game: John Sander', 226.
Other High Scores: Al Couby 205, Bill
Bales 300, Joe Shehan 300.
JUNIOR CLASSIC LEAGUE
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PIS.
7
Pierce Freight
A l w Root Beer 4 2
Snappy Service 4 2 5
Umpqua Dairy 3 3 4
Hurd's Flying A 3 3 4
Andersons Market 2 4 3
Lansing Oliver 2 4 2
Umpqua Valley Appl. 1 5 1
Results: Pierce Freight 2, Lansing Oliver
1; Hurd's Flying A 3, Andersons Market
0; A & W Root Beer 3. Snaopy Service
1; Umpqua Dairy 2, Umpqua Valley Ap
pliance 1.
Hinn Ser.-t: Bob Reiber 183-181-182546,
Hurd's Flying A.
High Game: Bob White 206, Snappy Serv
ice. Other High Scorn: J. Smith 192(
Bransc 194, J. Rite Me 190.
J La-
MAJOR CLASSIC LEAGUE
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Sltvenson Realty
P.'il Col
R'denour Ellric
Westside Drugs
F.irhaven Cieanen
Roseburg Bowl
Results: Stevenson Realty
Cleaners 1: Peosi Cola ?.
2, Fairhaven
1: Eldenour Elettre 7. Weslsde Drugs '
High Series: Boo SHroytr il6-17-20-M,
Roseburg Bowl.
H.gh Game: Johnny Anderson 2H, Riden
Our Electric.
Other High Scores- Parley Dilworth ?:s.
Ban Hansen 111, DIcK Fraley 221, John
Chancellor 216.
SUTHERLIN MORNINO STARS LEAGUE
Four Winds Motel
Union 0i
Brown Chevrolet
Umogu Store
Tioton Insurance
SulheMtn Tire
Sun Tribune
Kenwisher LogrrttteS
Kof'e Kup
Mohr Well Drilling
Boone Vendmo
Four Wmds Restaurant
Result f : Ken.srt?r Logerettes
Winrt MMoi 1 : T mfm tnu'aii
I
4S'j "!
41 X
39 33
3V I 38'
j, 4)
23"i 41'
F o u
,n 2, Four
Winds RoitauraM 2; Brown Chevrolet 4,
, Kof-
tee Kup 0; Sutherlin T.re 1, vonr
Driliinq 3; Umpqua StO' 3. Union Oil 1,
Sun Tribune 4, Boone Vend ma C
High series; Eis.e Frampton 171-111-170
Hoh aeme: Madge CxnUh ill EWt
Frempton 112.
-BOWLING-
U.S. PLYWOOD LEAGUE
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Ply Boys 5 3
Misfits 4 4
Big Five .44
Four Roses . 4 4
Fire Balls 4 4
Alley Cats 3 5
Starllghters 2 6
Results: Ply Boys 4. Alley Cats 0; Mis
fits 3, Big Five I; Fire Balls 3 Veneer
1; Four Roses 3, Starllghters 1.
High Series: Ron Raade 163-316-134 514,
Ply Boys.
High Game: Ron Raade 216.
Other High Scores: Fred Dickenson 192,
Ken Piper 163, J. Clouse 173.
SUTHERLIN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
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Flying A Service
Southern Oregon Construction
Kabler Four
Town Cafe
Bide A Wee Caft .
Magic Gas
ii'i 41 j
10
4' 11
Bob and Jo's Grocery
Kenwisher Logging
13
Results: Flvlna A Service 4. Bide A W
Cafe 0; Southern Oregon Construction 4,
Magic Gas 0; Kabler Four 4, Kenwisher
Logging 0; Town Cafe 3, Bob and Jo's
Grocery 1.
High series: Bob Sturm 188-156-216 560.
High ge: Ed Klemmer 222.
Other high scores: Ralph Emerson 203,
Frank Butcher 200.
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
W
2
Garden Valley Barber Shop
Bauer Realty 2
Fraternal Order of Eagle: 2
McKay's Market 2
Studio of Hair Design 1
Roseburg Office Machines 1
Drive-N-Save Market 1
Roseburg Beauty School t
Results: Garden Valley Barber Shop 2,
Roseburg Office Machines 1; Bauer Realty
2, Roseburg Beauty School 1; Fraternal
Order of Eagles 2. Drive-N-Save Market l:
McKays Market 2, Studio of Hair Design 1.
High series: Glen Langdale 150-177-205
sj, uauer Keaity,
High game: Byrl Fanning 224, Garden
vaney oaroer &nop.
Other high scores: Norm Johnson 211,
vien roresi iu, uon AKTO 201, bien LBUfl-
dale 205.
TOWN LEAGUE
W
Pts.
Douglas County Statt Bans
Myrtle creckers
Ken Barley Insurance
Wiley's Lefties
Harris Plumbing
Miller and Dimmlck Constr.
T & K Mobile Service
Umpqua Insurance
Results: Myrtle Creeker 3,
3 3
1 5
Umpqua
surance 0; Harris Plumbing 2, T &, K Mobile
Service 1; Ken Bailey Insurance 2, Wiley's
Lefties 1; Douglas County state Bank 2,
Miller and Dimmlck Construction 1.
High series: Gus Spakousky 191-244-180
615, Harris Plumbing.
High game: Gus Spakousky 244.
Other high scores: Irv Pugh 324, Ted Beult
ner 221, John Pearson 211, Wayne Goodman
208.
HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE
Keystone Machine Works
Hicks Realty
Team No. 10
Jovin Brake Supply
L. L. Burr Logging
Flury Supply
Lariat Cale
Harris Plumbing & Heating
Winston Drugs
Warg Logging
Perma Roofing
Modern Beauty Saton
Team No. 13
Todd Building Co.
Results: Modern Beautv slnn
WVi 4"j
'i 7',j
14
Lariat
Cafe 1; Jovin Brake Supply . Winston
1 10 1; Harr 1 Plumhino JL Uajttinn 1 ui-i..
Realty 3; Perma Roofing 2. Warg Logging
Stone Machine Works 4, Todd Butldina' Co n
High series: Boys Al Joelson 143-182-183
508. Flury Supply. Girls Jannis Putnam
137-145-174456, Harris Plumbing Heating
High game: Boys John Penn 208, Perma
Roofing. Girl Karen Flener 183, Jovin Brake
Supply.
Other high scores: Boys Wayne Gray 205,
Larry Burr 202. Girls Sharon Riley 172,
Merlon Slack 156.
BANTAMS LEAOUI
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West Side Pharmacy
Tiflers
Yundt's Trio
Team No. I
Bob Smith's Flying A.
Roseburg Bowl
Wildcats
Lions
Lunch Bowt
dov i;r,
28 20
2S',4 22'i
3S 71
24 24
23' 4 24' i
21' I 24',
'l 16'.!
Mark's Outdoor Store 13 37
Results; West Side Pharmacy 3, Wildcat!
0; Roseburg Bowl 0, Yundt'i trio 3) Team
No. I 2, T-oerj I; Bob Smith's Flying A I,
Lions 7, Mark's Outdoor Stort 2, Lunch
Bowl 1.
High series: Delores Pennatl M-1IM32
Tigers.
High game: Mike Kees 134, Lloni.
Other high Scor;s: Tommy Hill 111, Barry
Smith 102, Lewi Bean son 102, Robin Yundt
105, Terry Cornutt 102.
ROLLING TEENS LEAGUE
u
Tfsm No.
Team No. $ 1
Team No. 3 1
Team No. 0
Results: Team No. J 3, Team No,
Team No. 3 1. Team No. 4 3
High series: Boys Eidon Claustwi
1M
ljg.166 42, Team NO.
US-130-1 5 42?, Team
Girls Sangy Rudd
H-gh game: Boys: Efdon
G. r Sandy Rudd 14.
Clausien lit.
Other high scores: Boys Calvin Hilkey
170. Girls Lane Middendorff IS),
UMPQUA WOMAN! LEAOUI
Pft.
3
Treasure Tones
H'll Top Motors
Peterson's Bakery
fivrd's Maret
Mountain View Dairy
j 7f F'iendiv
r I Church s Drugs
: Lowen 1
Treasure ones 3. Mountain View
HiU'oo Motors 3, The Friendly I;
Pattersons Bakery 3, Church's Drugs 1,
Bvrd's Market 3. Lowell's 1.
High series: Bobbie Fisher H4-144-U 447.
The Friendly.
High game: BnWe Flsnr Ut,
Otner hgh scores. VI Goodman 11.
Van Brocklin To Coach
New Minneapolis Team
JIINNEAPOLISST. PAUL (AP)ilin. They needed a man of na-
The restless Dutchman cm- tional stature to lend his reputa
barked today on a new career as'tion to their inaugural year in the
head coach of the Minneapolis Vik-1 competitive junijle of the NFL.
inss, bringing with him me pres-
uge ot a great quartemacK an
the prospect of fireworks.
Norm Van Brocklin, named to
direct the fledgling National Foot
ball League club Wednesday un
der a three-year contract, made
no pledges of radical offenses or
forecasts of quick success.
But he made this point: "We'll
use the orthodox T formation with
most of the variations. You can
hot, too, that we'll throw that
football plenty if we have to."
None of that throwing will be by
Van Brocklin, for 12 years one
of the premier marksmen in the
NFL and the guiding hand last
season behind the Philadelphia
Eagles' ascent to the league
championship.
Van Brocklin, 34, is through as
an active player, "with no re
grets," he said. He starred for
nine years with the Rams, quit,
abandoned retirement plans to
join Philadelphia and quit again
rather than be a playing assist
ant coach.
Vikings' owners were aglow
over the acquisition of Van Brock-
CITY LEAGUE
Bcbs Trophy Sale 4 2
First National Bank 4 2
Barcus Oodge 3 3
Rosetta Lodge 4 2
Shorts Insurance 3 3
Sun Studs 4 2
West Side Pharmacy 2 4
J. C. Sporting Goods 0 6
Results: Rosetta Lodge 3, J. C. Sporting
Goods 0; Bobs Trophy Sales 2, First National
Bank 1; Barcus Dodge l, Shorts insurance 1
Sun Studs 2, West Side Pharmacy t.
High series: B. Shroyer 182-201-214597,
bods Tropny sales.
High game: G. Hugglns 235, Sun Studs.
Other high scores: J. Anderson 212, J
Bauer 261, P. Ryan 214, L. B rower 218, E
Klemmer 213.
SUTHERLIN THREE PLY LEAGUE
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'Splinters
Gluepots
Hoot Owls 3 1
Ply Boys 1 3
Lucky "3" 1 3
La:y "4" 0 4
Results: Splinters 4, Lazy "4" 0; Glueoofs
3, Ply Boys I; Hoot Owls 3, Lucky "3" 1.
High series: Dallas Bragg 188-168-157513.
High game: James Hunter 192.
JUNIORS LEAGUE
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42 22
39' 24'
30'. i 29' a
27 37
Team No. 3
Kent Radio & TV ,
Team No. 4
Team No. 2
Team No. 5
Team No, t
Results: Kent Radio & TV 2.
1 23
Team 2 2:
Team 4 4, Team 3 0;
Team 5 4, Team 6 0.
High series: Bob Taylor
139-165-142-446,
Team 2.
High game: Bob Taylor 165.
Other high scores: Alan Book 164, Daphne
Phillips 158, Johnny Bauer 158, Mike Snyder
159.
PINDUSTER LEAGUE
W L Pli.
Clark's Studio
Umpgua Dairy 2 o
Peter Pan Beauty 5 3 S
Food Mart 5 1 s
Bob's Trophy Salei 4 4 4
Welsfield's 4 4 4
Ginder's Signal Service 1 7 I
Ken's Cleaners 1 7 1
Results: Ken's Cleaners 0. Peter Pan
Beauty 4; Clarks Studio 3, Weisfield's 1;
Bob's Trophy Sales 4, Ginder's Signal 0;
Food Mart 7, Umpgua Dairy 2.
High series: Bonnie Harrison 170-177-179
526, Clark's Studio.
High game: Ethel Obrijt 191, Peter Pan
Beauty.
Other high scores: Vie Davie 1B4, Imooene
Piper 180, Margaret Cornutl U5, Betty Zuck
185.
ROCK 1 ROLL LEAGUE
W
3
Pis.
Ninety Nine Hers
Service Masters 3 13
Pal Motors 3 1 3
Harvard Avenue Drug 3 1 3
Patterson's Breads 1 3 1
Douglas County State Bank 1 3 1
Curtis Brothers Furniture 1 3 1
Montgomery Ward 1 3 1
Results: Service Masters 3, Douglas Coun
ty Stale Bank 1; Ninety-NIn hers 3, Curtis
Brothers Furniture 1; Montgomery Ward 1,
Pal Motors 3: Patterson's Breads 1, Harvard
Avenu. Drug 3.
High series: Mildred Davie 141.165.211
S26, Pal Motors.
High game: Mildred Davie 213.
Other high scores: Oolores Hanson 190,
Bobbie Fisher 177, Angela McCrackcn 171,
Sadie Lewellyn 171.
KOFFEE KLUTCHERS LEAGUE
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PIS.
Dude's Gun Shop
Wall's Gas & Oil 5 3 S
Roseburg Lanes 5 3 5
The Elbow Room 4 4 4
South Stephens Market 4 4 4
Rlcketts Music 3 5 3
McKay Motors 2 6 2
Roseburg Lumber 2 6 2
Results: Walt's Gas & Oil 3. South Steph-
ens Market 1; Dude's Gun Shop 3. The Elbow
Room 1; Roseburg Lanes 4, McKay Motors
u; KoseDurg LumDer i, Kickeii s music
High series: Ethel Kramb 170-21S-W4 559,
Dude s Gun Shop.
High game: Ethel Kramb 215, Dude's
Gun Shop.
Othe high scores: tner John 195, Vera
Jarrard 213, Ethel Obrlst I9J, Betty Fortune
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Burgess Top
Hoop Scorer
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Frank Burgess of Gonzaga.
having never heard it is impolite
to point, has pointed 44b times
thus far in the collegiate basket
ball season and all other collegi
ate hoopsters in the Pacific North
west know he's pointing for his
second regional scoring title.
About the only question left:
who'll place second?
Larry Applegate of Eastern
Oregon College holds the No. 2
position at present with 248 points,
closely pursued by Bill Wallin of
Linfield with 244. Nine players
have scored more than 200.
Burgess took the Northwest title
a year ago with 751 points, aver
aging 28.9 per game. His average
now is 29.7, a slight slump from
his pace earlier in the season. He
has been the national scoring
leaner.
The Northwest's
Top Ten:
G FG FT Tot.
Burgess, Gonz
Wallin, Linf
15 167 122 416
IS 103 38 244
Mills, SU 12
Weatherwax, UPS 16
D. Wortman, SePac 14
Miles, SU 12
Hagen, Wwth 15
Ball, WSU 13
Ncel, EOC 13
75 235
98
84
91
82
'80
77
38 234
61 229
37 225
59 223
47 207
37 191
Players with more
points: Buz Wilfcrt,
than 175
Willamette,
187; Charlie Sells, Washington
Slate, 183; Bruce Alexander, Pa
cific Lutheran, 182; Gordon Car
rigan, Southern Oregon, and Hisao
Sato, Willamette, 181; Fidel Gavi
ola, Willamette, 179; Charlie War
ren, Oregon, 178.
Hanna Nickel Wins
Over Lutheran 5
Hanna Nickel moved into a third
place lie with Jackson Wholesale
in YMCA Umpqua Valley League
competition Tuesday night by down
ins the Faith Lutheran team 32-25.
The cacers sponsored by Hanna
Nickel took an early lead and at
halftime led 20-13. The Riddle
squad then went on to match the
Faith Lutheran quintet's 12-point
second hall.
bconng lor Hanna Nickel was
evenly divided with one player set
ting six counters whila four cagers
followed with four point totals. Bill
llarkham set the pace with six
points while Dick Mann, Jack Salo,
Bob Harrell and Norm Aikens each
had four points. B-'ll Levins took
the scoring honors for Faith Luth
eran with 12 noints. ,
Both teams will he back in
league action next Tuesday night. I
Hanna Nickel will face Round
Prairie Lumber while Faith Luth
eran will play K & S Cut Stock.
Tuesday's win gives Hanna Nic--kcl
a 2-1 league mark and tics it i
with Jackson Wholesale for third ,
place. K & S Cut Stock and Rose-1
burg Lumber have identical 3-0
records to lead the league.
SCORING:
HANNA NICKEL(32) Mann 4,
Markham 6, Griggs 3, Don Josh 0,
Crosier 2, Salo 4, Harrell 4, Ai
kens 4, Zitek 3, Dale Josh 2.
FAITH LUTHERAN 25) Ba
ker 2, Nun 0, Crosy 2, Nicklason 5,
Levins 12, White 0, Flood 4, Weins
0, Delnncy 0, Lakey 0.
Halftime score: Hanna Nickel 20,
Faith Lutheran 13.
Hockey Results
National Hockey Lea gut
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Wednesday Results
Montreal 4, Chicago 0
New York 4, Toronto 4 (tic)
Thursday Game
Detroit at Boston
Friday Garnet
No games scheduled
Western Hockey League
Portland 6, Kdmonton 2
Vancouver 5, Winnipeg 3
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VICTORY KISS Bob Goalby gets a victory kiss from
actress Arline Hunter after winning Los Angeles Open
Golf Tournament. Goalby won in final day's play by card
ing a 67 for a 72-hole total of 275 after being down one
at the start of the final round.
Lefty Seeking
Golf Victory
BELLEAIR, Fla. (AP)-A left
hander from Detroit and a former
champion from Tampa went up
against big odds today in quarter
finals matches of the American
Seniors Golf Tournament.
George Haggarty squeaked into
the round of eight with a 1-up vic
tory over George Hardy of Evans-
ton, 111., Wednesday to keep alive
his hopes of becoming the first
left-handed champion of the annu
al event.
George Ldmondson, 1919 win
ner, also got into the quartcr-fi
nals wun a 1-up decision over
Malcolm Thorp of Oreland, Pa.
Others still in the running for
top honors in the 27th annual
event include M. S. Lindgrove,
Mornstown, N. J.; Bruce A. Cof
fin, Marblchcad Neck, Mass.;
Jack Russell, Clearwater; Rich
ard 11. Guelich Jr., Kenmorr,
N. Y.; Dick Owen, Dunedin; and
W. E. Norvcll, Signal Mountain,
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SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP)
Big Billy Welu of St. Louis, is
threatening to run away and hide
from his 15 foes in the finals of
the $G8,150 National All-Star Bowl
ing Tournament.
The 6 foot-4 Welu, 1959 cham
pion, got off to one of the fastest
starts in the 20-year history ot the
meet Wednesday.
After four of six four-game
rounds were completed, the 28-year-old
captain of the national
champion Falstnff Beer team
held a whopping 5-37 Petersen
point lead over runncrup Ray
Bluth, also of St. Louis.
The Petersen system awards
one point for each 50 pins felled
and each game won.
Weill's games of 219, 207, 257
and 275 broke the old record of
97B set by Ralph Smith, Los An
gelcs, in 1919. Welu slipped to
825 in his last round of the day,
The women's race was as close
as the men's was onesided. Helen
Shablis of Detroit, who won her
first six games, held only a 1-03
point lead over LaVernc Carter
of St. Louis.
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Portland Hockey Fans
Love Those Buckaroos
PORTLAND (AP) A hockey,
tram that practices without a puck
and is made up mostly of rookies
and castnffs is the surprise of the
western Hockey League.
The way cheering, screaming
fans jam into the new Memorial
Colliseum to see these Portland
Buckaroos is a boxottice sensa
tion. Already Portland, in its first
season of hockey since 1951, has
set a league attendance record of
9.813 for a single regular season
game. Hundreds were turned
away. 11 is drawing fans at a clip
Buckaroos Win
Over Edmonton
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Vancouver Canucks and the
Portland Buckaroos fattened their
averages on the Western Hoekev
League's last-place clubs Wednes
day night.
The Canucks ended p. successful
prairie tour by scorinc four first-
period goals and then hanging on
for a 5-3 victory over the Winnipeg
Warriors.
The Buckaroos built up a 4-0
lead over the Edmonton Flyers
and then coasted to a 6 2 decision
in a game which was highlighted
by a stick-swinging duel between
Portland's Arnic Schmautz and
Edmonton s Nick Polano.
The victory for Vancouver left
the Canucks two points ahead of
second-place Calgary, although
the Slninpeders have three games
in hand.
Portland is only three points
behind Calgary and has three
games in hand over the Stamped
ers. Edmonton and Winnipeg re
mained tied at the bottom ot the
league.
The loss was Edmonton s 17th
19 games.
Pro Basketball
National Basketball Association
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Wednesday Results
Syracuse 129, Philadelphia 118
St. Louis 125, Boston 114
Detroit 144, Cincinnati 128
Thursday Games
Los Angeles vs. Boston at Phila
delphia St. Louis at Philadelphia
New York at Cincinnati
Friday Games
New York at Detroit
Syracuso at, Boston
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thai, if continued, will break by
30,000 the league's season attend-
ance mark of 187,799 set by Cal
gary. The average for a game is 6,183
and it is climbing.
Climbing also is the penalty rec
ord and there may be a connec
tion. Portland and Spokane com
bined recently for 60 minutes in
the penalty box and the fans loved
it.
Coach Hal Laycoe observed ho
was ' confident we would win if,
enough of our guys survived."
they did and Portlands record
was 17 won, 7 lost and 2 tics.
That is good for fourth place in
the league.
Laycoe lias problems. When thn
team wants to practice there is
likely to be a tennis match, a
track meet or an auto show on tho
floor. So the players troupe over
to Lloyd Center, a huge nearby
shopping area wilh an ice rink.
But all they can do is skate. No
pucks are allowed.
General Manager Harry Glick
man, finding with delight that
hockey fans arc far more numer
ous than expected, says in a round
robin approach that cheering fans
cause winning hockey and winning
hockey brings out more fans.
Team play, with few stars, has
been pronounced. Fans, though,
have taken delight in the work of
goalie Don Head, a 28-year-old
rookie who played for Canada in
the recent Olympics. He has man
aged four shutouts and has
picked up the astonishing total
for a goalie of 73 minutes of pen-
amies in a games.
Two Loop Champs
Get Playoff Spots
COUVALL1S (AP) - Only two
conference champions will get
automatic entry to the NCAA
West Coast regional bajikolball
playoffs at Portland March 17-18.
R. S. "Spec" Keene, Oregon
State College athletic director
and a member of the NCAA
tournament committee, said Wed
nesday that two at-large teams,
the champion of the Big Five
and tho Border Conference cham
pion would have to meet in pre
playoff games for the right to ap
pear at Portland.
The automatic entries go to the
champions of the Skyline and tho
West Coast Athletic conferences.
They will meet each other the
opening night of the playoffs here.
One of the pre-playoff games
will match an at large team
against the Big Five champion.
Tho other will match an at-largo
team against the Border Confer
ence champion. The winners will
meet the opening night of tho
regional playoffs at Portland. .
a win
BK-
Value
65
WW
99
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