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Douglas Trojans Victors Over Myrtle (reek Club Coach Elmer Schweitzer piloted the Douglas Trojans to their sec ond straight Umpqua Valley League victory Friday night as the Trojans rolled to a 55-37 win over the Myrtle Creek Vikings. Sports 2-2 Record With Dan Dodd leading the way the Trojans were never threaten ed as they rolled over the Vikings on the Douglas court. Douglas now sports a 2-2 league mark and are tied with Riddle for fourth place in the standings. Myrtle Creek rests in sixth place in the league stand ings with a 2-3 record. Camas Valley Tops Eagles BICO-B LEAGUE W L Per. PF PA GB Powers Camas Vly. Yoncalla Elkton CBA Days Creek 5 1 .833 373 248 5 2 .714 413 300 V, 5 2 .714 381 299 Vi 4 2 .667 338 206 1 2 4 .333 309 329 3 1 6 .143 202 433 4W 1 6 -.143 217 428 4V4 Danyonvuie Friday results Camas Valley 48, Yoncalla 41 Powers 62, Canyonville 23 Elkton 53, Days Creek 22 Saturday schedule Elkton at Powers Camas Valley's Hornets rolled to their fifth straight league victory Friday night in Bico-B action by downing the Yoncalla Eagles 48-41 to go into a tie for second place in the standings. The Hornets and the Eagles now sport identical 5-2 marks and trail the league-leading Powers Cruis ers by one-half game. The Csuisers took over the leadership from the Eagles as the Cruisers rolled over the Canyonville Tigers 62-23. In the final league contest played Fri day the Elkton Elks downed the Days Creek Tigers 53-22. Now In Fourth Elkton now rests in fourth place in the league standings with a 4-2 record. The Elks will travel to Powers to face the Cruisers in to night's only league outing. The con test at Powers will be watched with interest by all the local teams as the Elks go into the game hop ing for an upset over the power ful Cruisers. Royce Kiser of Camas Valley was the league's top scorer in Fri day's round of action as he con tinues to set the point-making pace in Bico-B action. Kiser bucketed 25 counters against the Eagles. Other B players adding to their point totals in Friday's round of play were Conrad Godding of Elk ton with 16 points, Ron Revclle of Yoncalla with 14 points and Shorty Lawson of Powers with 14 points. Camas Valley is now the top scoring team in the league with 413 points in seven games for an average of 59 points-per-game. The cruisers nave loiaica an points in six games for an average of 62.16 points-per-game. Elkton is the top defensive team having allow ed 206 points in six games for an average of 34.33 points-per-contest. A full round of action is slated for Tuesday night with Yoncalla playing at Days Creek, Elkton at Canyonville and Canyonville Bible Academy at Camas Valley. UOWebf oots Win Over Washington 5 EUGENE (AP) The Univers ity of Oregon basketball team de feated Washington of the Big Five 67-48 Friday night and will meet Seattle University here tonight. It was Oregon's most impres sive victory o the season. The Ducks started slow and trailed, except for three tics, un til only 6V4 minutes were left in the first half. Denny Strickland put Oregon ahead 22-21 with a free throw and seconds later he added a field goal. Oregon led 29-26 at the half. In the second period, Oregon moved to a 40-27 advantage. A Washington rally closed the gap to eight points, 44-36, Uie narrow est of the half. Oregon's Charlie Warren, who did not play the final 15 minutes, was high scorer of the game with 18 points. Washington's Bill Han son had 14. PREP SCORES Oregon High School Basketball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Roseburg 62, Springfield 41 Tillamook 63, Lake Oswego 45 Seaside 70, Noahkahnic 51 Milwaukie 70, Sunset (Beaver ton) 44 Klamath Falls 58, Grants Pass 52 Bend 57. Redmond 28 Marshficld 63. Cottage Grove 43 Douglas (Dillardj 55, Myrtle Creek 37 Coquille 57, Bandon 47 Nostucca (Clovcrdalc) 42, Philo math 20 Corvallis 67, Albany 66 Siletz 51, St. Boniface (Sublimi ty) 44 South Salem 56, North Salem 41 Tigard 66, Oregon City 50 Baker 43, La Grande 38 Prineville 65, The Dalles 48 Toledo 56, Newport 50 Dufur 58, Arlington 35 Hood River 67, Rainier 43 Salem Academy 74, Amity 40 Serra (Salem) 49, Cascade Un ion (Turner) 40 West Linn 61, Forest Grove 45 Beaverton 46, Central Catholic (Portland) 45 McMmnville 58, Dallas 47 Astoria 57. Hillsboro 55 Junction City 48. Oakridge 38 Lebanon 55. Sweet Home 4rt Crater (Central Point) 68, Ash land 42 Clatskanie 77. Estacada 6i Wv'Kast 59. Silverton 42 Sandy 50, Molalla 47 Thurston (Springfield) 60, Wil lamette (Eugene) 58 Dodd accounted for 20 points against the Vikings and Jack An derson added 12 counters for the Trojans. Also breaking into the double figures for Douglas was Gary Fox with 11 points. Bob Lu cas took the scoring honors for Myrtle Creek with 11 points. Douglas Takes Lead Douglas took the lead in the opening minutes of the game and at the first break were out in front 15-9. The Trojans continued to roll and at halftime enjoyed a 33-22 lead. The Vikings picked up one point on the Trojans in the third quarter only to see Douglas gain a 13-5 advantage in the fourth quar ter. From the field the Trojans con nected on 22 field goals and hit 11 out of 21 shots at the foul line. The Vikings hit only 14 two point ers and made nine out of 21 shots from the free throw marker. Dodd Gets Praise Schweitzer praised Dodd for his tight defensive work and the con trol of the boards for the Trojans. Fox led the winners away from the basket and was cited for con ducting an outstanding game for the Douglas cagers. In the Jayvee game the Myrtle Creek squad downed the Douglas Jayvees 40-36. BOX SCORE MYRTLE CREEK FG FT FTP Brittain 2 2-5 1-3 1-4 Ogborn Lucas Halverson Shirtcliff Cadman Clark Rousey Tapp Totals DOUGLAS Anderson Ledgerwood Shigley Dodd Dunkle Fox Patitz Walker 0 5 1 1 1 0 4 0 14 6 1 0 7 3 4 0 1-1 3-5 0-0 01 0- 0 1- 2 9-21 13 37 0-0 0-0 0-0 6-9 2- 3 3- 9 0-0 0-0 1 Totals 22 11-21-15-55. Scores by quarters: Myrtle Creek 9 13 10 5-37 Douglas 15 18 9 1355 Referees: Harper and August. Indian Jayvees Beat Springfield The Roseburg Junior t Varsity scored over 70 points for its third time in four outings as it rolled over the Springfield Junior Varsity 71-54 Friday night. The Indian Jayvees wasted no time as they broke out in front early in the first quarter and did not stop until the final buzzer sounded. Although the Springfield Jayvees narrowed the gap to 10 points at the end of the third quarter the visitors never really threatened to overtake the. ram paging Roseburg Jayvees. Guard Paul Brothers racked up a total of 20 points for the winners and forward Jim Wassom followed with 18 counters. Guard Spike Moore and center Bruce O'Neill each added 11 points to the Rose burg cause. Dave Bourgeois led the Miller Jayvees with 16 points while Ron Willoughby collected 15 points for the losers. The Indian Jayvees took an ear ly lead and at the quarter breaks held leads of 14-7, 37-23 and 54-43. In the fourth quarter the local Jayvees outscored the Miller Jay vees 18-11. Roseburg hit 31 for 69 field goal attempts for a 44.9 shooting per centage. Tonight the local Jayvees will travel to Marshficld to meet the Marshficld Junior Varsity at 6:15. The game will be played as the preliminary before the Indians tangle with the Pirates. SCORING: SPRINGFIELD JV (54) Bour geois 16, Willoughby 15, McCutch eon 6, Horn 8, Arthurs 0, Hanky 2, Olsen 2, Pcglow 2, Rexius 3. ROSEBURG JV (71) Wassom 18, Boucock 5, O'Neill 11, Brothers 20, Moore 11, Crabtree 4, Manning 0, Howard 2. Score by quarters: Springfield JV 7 16 20 1154 Roseburg JV 14 23 16 1871 WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Calgary 3, Vancouver 0 Edmonton 4, Winnipeg 2 Corbett 82, Catlin-Gabcl (Port land) 15 Stayton 66, Scio 46 Cave Junction (Illinois Valley) 46. Eagle Point 31 Elmira 64, Central Linn (Brownsville) 52 Enterprise JVs 43. Imblcr 40 Gold Beach 53, Pacific (Lang lois) 48 McKenzie 68. Crcswell 40 Maclli (Milton-Frcewater) 57, Nyssa 40 Scappoose 49, Parkrose 38 Portland Christian 77, Gaston 31 Reynolds (Troutdale) 46, Jesuit (Beaverton) 44 North Bend 52. North Eugene 50 Coburg 61, Alsca 55 St. Francis (Eugene) 60, Drain 40 Elkton 53, Days Creek 22 Harrisburg 59. Wcstfir 48 Lowell 80, Triangle Lake 27 Taft 44, Mapleton 40 Monroe 69, Mohawk (Marcola) 21 Portland League Grant 52, Benson 47 Wilson 62, Cleveland 60 Jefferson 50. Washington 34 Lincoln 46, Roosevelt 42 Franklin 69. Madison 60 Clackamas 66, Gresham 54 North Catholic (Portland) 46, Concordia (Portland) 37 Burns 48, John Day 44 Rogue River 59, Phoenix 48 Glendalc 58, Oakland 45 Knappa 88. Jeswcll 32 Emmctt, Idaho, 56, Ontario 55 Fossil 76, Culver 44 Layville 42, Monument 2S ; . . " i J: v- : lw f . 1 i u V . ' i v kt. , CAPACITY FOK ENJOYMENT Harold (Tiny) Popclski keeps his back to the wind as he patiently awaits a bito from bluegills through the ice on Petite Lake, near Fox Lake, ill. Harold, who weighs 276, is a" great fisherman and a huge success at the sport. Glendale Remains In Top Position In Race For Umpqua Valley Crown UMPQUA VALLEY LEAGUE Sub-District i-A-2 W L Pet. PF PA GB Glendale 3 1 .750 220 173 Glide 2 1 .667 142 134 2 Sutherlin 3 2 .600 204 179 Mi Douglas 2 2 .500 173 188 1 Riddle 2 2 .500 186 188 1 Myrtle Cr. 2 3 .400 229 240 l'j Oakland 0 3 .000 91 141 2Vi Friday results Glendale 58, Oakland 45 Glide 43, Sutherlin 42 Douglas 55, Myrtle Creek 37 Saturday schedule Glendale at Glide Douglas at Oakland Riddle at Myrtle Creek Power Cruisers Easily Win Over Canyonville Tiger Club Powers moved into first place in the Bico-B League with a 62-23 victory over the Canyonville Tigers Friday night at Powers. The Cruisers racked up 21-poinls in the initial period as they rolled to the lopsided victory. The win gives Powers a 5-1 mark in league play and moves the Cruisers a half game out in front of Yoncalla and Camas Valley. Lead 21-8 At the end of the first quarter the Cruisers led 21-8 and at half time the Powers cagers were out in front 30-11. Powers continued to roll as it held a comfortable 50 15 lead at the end of three quar ters. The Cruisers again outscored the Tigers in the final stanza as they rolled to the 62-23 victory. Shorty Lawson took the scoring honors for Powers with 14 points. The rest of the Cruisers counters were spread among 10 other play ers as coach Robert Biishncll used his entire roster in the game. High-point honors lor the Tigers went to Fred Grunst with nine points. Cruisers Dominate The Cruisers outscored the Ti gers 28-7 from tiie field and the Tigers held a 9-6 advantage at the foul line. Biishncll stated that the maior difference in the game came under the boards where the Cruisers out-rebounded the Tigers 68.27. In the Javvpc action ai rowors Tho Cruise; Jayvees downed the HCer day vers .10-0. .nm m dim - and Vic Hill led Powers with iden tical five point totals. The Cruisers will be back in ac tion tonight hosting the Elkton Elks. BOX SCORE CANYONVILLE FG FT F TP Rirhcy 0 1 3 1 Drake 14 2 6 Grunst 4 1 2 0 Powell 2 1 4 S Thompson Olll Soetebcr 0 10 1 Bouehe 0 0 0 0 Vlek 0 0 0 0 Tot.l. 7 12 23 POWERS Krans .1 0 1 fi Gotrhcll 10 12 Ross 2 0 .1 4 RACING MIAMI, Fla. BollhV VsSCry completed his fecond ridir.g triple in lour clays at Hialeah Park when ho rorle Never Give In ($630) to victory -in the feature race. 1-4 Glendale's Pirates moved back into the lead in Umpqua Valley League competition as the Pirates won and the Glide Witcats knocK ed off the Sutherlin Bulldogs. Glendale downed Oakland's Oak er 58-45 at Glendale to give the Pirates a 3-1 league mark while the Wildcats edged the Bulldogs 43-42 at Glide to move the Wild cats into second place behind the Pirates and drop the Bulldogs irom first to third in uie league stand ines. The Douglas Trojans moved into a fourth place tic with the Riddle Irish as the Trojans won their sec ond league outing'by dropping the Mvrtlo Creek Vikings 55-37 at Douglas. Lawson 6 2 1 14 Calbo 3 0 16 McDonald 3 117 Lambert 2 0 0 0 Throp 3 0 2 6 Wood 10 2 2 McCray 2 0 4 4 Peterson 2 115 Russell 0 2 12 Scwcll 0 0 0 0 Totals 28 6 18 o2 Score by quarters: Canyonville 3 3 4 823 Powers 21 9 20 12 2 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE W I Ph. Milter Flying A Southern Oregon Conilruc. 10 Doughs Pfiml y u Knights of Columbus 11 McAllister Construction 8 7? Umpqua Lions 41 ChrystAllit Tll 5 10 6 Lumber SalM 4 S Results: Soulhern Oregon Construction 3 Millers Flylnq A 1; McAllister Construction 3, Lumber Sales 1; Chrvta"'le Tile 3, Ump. qua Lioni 1; Knights of Columbus 1 Doug las Pamt 3. High series: Palnw 1 42-1 70-?5 S, South em Oregon Construction. High game: Palmer 354. Olhrr high scores: Sheehsn 20?, Bralow 204, Tyler 206. CAPITOL LEAGUE Geres Union Pant Cat 13 j Douglas Cutters Frank 6. Bon Flv "A' Meiro oary nr "A ; Umpco FrnV K Rob's Fly "A" 2. Genu's Union 76 It Umpco 3. Timber Room 0; Douglas Cutlers 2, Melrose Dairy 1; Amann's Fly "A" 2- Pane Cat 1 H'qh scrips: Frank Carl 235-214-1 Jo S?9, Fran & Pot) r-'y H'Qh g.mf: Frirk. Carl Jli. Other High tcorcs; Emit Krtmb 210 CRAZY IICHT LEAOUI W 1 Ptl- LW'Vi R'ftiity Shop 7 Umpqu Lioni i 4 i 9 L tivfncs i 3 3 Fiegl Woven 4 4 4 Ahderwn Vnrk.t 4 4 4 Sayr Volmwagen 3 S 1 Brt Dimond Fuel 3 3 3 Ed's Laundry l' 4' J 1 r R.wlti: LaVera's B.auty Shop 3. Fley.l Wovers 1: Luvr-rnM 2. Urrpou4 LiOhS i; Rr-d Diamond Fuel 7. Savrt Voswaqeo 2. Anderson Market J. Eds Lau'dry I. H.gh series: Etrn.ce Noel 4je. (Jmpoiia Lions: E.leen Hi'hert 4S9. S.tyre Volhsa9cn. M'dh game- Eunice Noel t9. Othrr scores- Helen Brothers le. Fran fralord 167. Audrey Eskelson 147, Jean De- vore Its. METROPOLITAN LEAGUE The Food Mart H.tteeuh.r-l Insurance Z"tma,'r", Pac'ic P'vwwd i"" w,m Trwing T Results: Patilie Plywood , Cit Cleaners Dan Dodd of Douglas was the leading scorer in the UVL games played Friday as he collected 20 points to lead the Trojans to vic tory. Jim Allen of Glendale and Pat Early of Oakland closely fol lowed Dodd with 19 points apiece. Tonight the 'spotlight in UVL ac lion will fall on the Glide-Glcndale contest to be played at Glide at 8. The Wildcats could take over the league-lead by upsetting the Pirates, while the Pirates will be trying to add to their lead with a victory over the Wildcats. Other games scheduled for to night in the UVL will find Doug las at Oakland and Riddle at Myr tle Creek. The Sutherlin Bulldogs will have the night off as they draw Saturday s bye. Glendale is the leading offensive team in tho league with 220 points in four games for an average of 55 points - per - game. The Bulldogs have the lop defensive mark hav ing allowed 179 points in five out ings giving up only 35.8 points- per-contest. (lomafh Falls Over Grants Pass Cavemen By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Klamath Falls and Roseburg, ranked first and second in the Associated Tress poll, won Ore- li Hatterschled Insurance 7. GUIcy Trailer Supply 1; The Food Mart 3, Walt's Towing 0; Lariat Room 1, Perma-R xM'ng 2. High series: Lou Simon 196-196-11757?, Perma-Roofing. High flame; Ken Weaver 222, Pacific Ply wood. Other high scores: Ron OHar 207, John Chancellor 206, Morry Burkhart 221, Red Smith 216. ROLLING PIN LEAGUE W L PIS. Roseburg Bow 2 6 Melrose Dairy 3 1 5 Sew Shop SIS McKay Drugs 5 3 S American Linen 3 S 3 Keystone Machint 3 5 3 Pepsi Cola 3 5 3 Mark's School of Baton 2 6 2 Results: Melrose Deir 3, Merk'i Srhool ot Baton 1; Keystone Machine 0, Roseburg Bowl 4; McKay Drugs 3, American Linen 1; Pepsi Cola 1, Sew Shop 3, High series: Meryl Heii 1S5-1I1-144 510, Roseburg Bowl. High game: Meryt Hsl 115. Other high scores: Ethel Kramb tit, Mary Circle 13, Cupi Lindbioom 104. TUESDAY TYRO'S LEAOUE W Wlrntnn Dalrv Queen 4 L 4 0 3'J ' 3 1 1 1 2 1 Necchi Elna Sowing Circle ! Lj)(ham Whofesali Drive-N-Save UmpouR Dairy Z's Beauty Shop 2 2 Northside Service 1 3 vodel Market 1 3 veadow Brook Dairy 1i 3's Shallmar Room 0 4 I Results: Winston Dairy Queen 4, Shallmar I Room 0: Drive N-save 9. MOdei twarkei i Necchi Etna Stvring Circle 3i. Meadow Brook Oalry 'i; Latham Wholesale 3, North side Service 1; Z's Beauty Shop 2, Umpque Dairy 2. High series: Robbe Hesselgrave 140-124-157 4el, Necchi E'na Sewing Circle. High game: Pat ye 171, Winston Dairy Queen. Other high scores: JoAnne Fenul US, Jy enlle Latham ISS. LADIES MAJOR CLASSIC LEAOUI ' Wagon Wheel la 0 0 fen Ba.iey St. la Shoo I eirhaven Beauty Salon 3 S Roy ft Ren's 1 1 Wmslon Drugs 0 I Results: Fairhaven fteauty Salon 3. Roy 1 Ren's l; Wagon Wheel 4, Winston Drugs 0; Ken Bailey Insurance 4, Style Shop 0. High series: Marl Gardner 107-222-122 601, Ken Bailey Insurance. High game: F0 Ann McDonald 213, Wagon Wheel. Other MOB scores: Sally Moreno. .17. Shir- i ley Mopklni 2.4, Mabel KeUmereK 203. -BOWLING- . rain's W 0 St. r EMERALD LEAGUE (Second Half) W L McKenzie 1 o Junction City 1 0 Klmira 1 0 St. Francis 1 0 Pleasant Hill 0 0 Drain 0 1 Crcswell 0 1 Oakridgc 0 1 Central Linn 0 1 Pet. GB 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 .001) .000 .000 Friday results: St. Francis 60, Drain 40 McKenzie 68, Crcswell 40 Junction City 58, Oakridge 38 Elmira 64, Central Linn 52 Drain's Warriors opened the sec ond half of Emerald League action on a sour note Friday night when the Warriors traveled to hugene to take on the St. Francis Saints and came nut on the short end of a 60-40 count. Trouble Finding Range the Warriors had trouble find ing the range in the first and third periods as the Saints took advan tage ot the lax periods to build up their margin. The Warriors hit for only nine points in the initial stan za and then scored a mere three counters in the third period while tne haints totaled 19 in the first and 16 in the third. At the end of tho first quarter Ikton Takes From Days Creek Quint Elkton's Elks rolled to a 53-22 victory over t h e Days Creek Wolves Friday night at Elkton in Bico-B League competition as the Elks kept a firm hold on fourth place in the league standings. The LlKs tooK tho lean in me opening seconds of the contest and were never headed. The victory gives Elkton a 4-2 mark in league play and puts the Elks in fourth place in the standings. In Front Early Days Creek had trouble finding the range at Elkton as the Wolves picked up only three points in the first quarter and had only eight points at halftime. The Elks took a 10-3 lead at the first intermis sion and by halftime tho Elkton Cagers were out in front 25-8. Elkton continued to dominate the action as they tallied 12 points in me miro auaricr aim 10 in uiu final stanza while holding the Wolves to seven points each quar ter. As the final buzzer sounded Ihn Elks were on ton 53-22. Conrad Godding set the pace for the Elks with 16 noints while David Gales and Tom Solicm added nine points apiece. Jerry Perkins iook the scoring honors for Days Creek with seven points. Jayvee Verdict The Elks had a 21-8 advantage from the field and the Elkton team made 11 out of 20 foul shots com pared to six out of 15 made by the Wolves. In the nrcliminary contest the Elkton Jayvees downed me Liays Creek Jayvees 43-21. John Lcven hagen tallied 11 points for the win ners and Fred VanNorman scored six points for Days Creek. Elkton will travel to Powers to night for the lone game scheduled in tho Bico-B League. Game time at Powers is 6:30 for the Jayvees and 8 for the varsity. Scores Win gon IiiRh school basketball vic tories Kridny night but face tough tests tonight. Facts Medford Klamath Falls defeated Grants Pass, 58-52, but puts its first place standing in the Southern Oregon Conference on the line when it is host to stale champion Mcdford, ha. 3 in the poll. Klam ath Falls won an earlier game, 58-50, but Mcdford can f?h back into a tie for top spot by revers ing the verdict. Hoseburg beat, Springfield, 82 41. It meets Marshficld, victor over Cottage Grove, 63-43. Marsh field, No, 8 in the poll, and Hose burg are lied for top spot in the Midwestern League. Baker Beats LiCrand One minor surprise saw un r a ukod Baker downing La Grande, No. 7 in the poll and un beaten in 14 previous games, 43 38. That enabled tenth-ranked Rend, which whipped Redmond, 57-28. to go into a first place deadlock with La Grande in the Intermountain League. Grant, No. 4, won its 12th in as many Portland League games, beating Benson, 52-47. Wilson, No. 6, stayed right be hind Grant although held to a 62 60 victory over Cleveland. Corvallis Wins Ninth-ranked Corvallis ran Its Valley League record to 7 0 with a 67-66 squeaker over Albany. Unrated South Salem stayed right on Corvallis' heels by downing Nnrlh Salem, 56-41. Tho Portland Metropolitan League has a first place tie. Heavcrton upset Central Catholic, 46-45, in an overtime contest for Central's first league defeat while David Douglas beat Sunset of Beaverton, 57-47, to move even with Central. Parkrost Dropped Parkrose remained on top of the Wilco League despite a 49 38 loss to Srappose. Jesuit of Hea vcrton lost a chance to tic Park- rose when it was defeated by Reynolds of Troutdale, 46-44. Tillamook slill is No. 1 in the Tualatin-Yamhill Valley League after i 63-45 win over Lake Oswego. Sat., Jan. 28, 1961 The amors Hub rancis the Saints led 19-9 and at halftime I they enjoyed a 30-23 margin. At I the three-quarter mark the Saints were out in front 46-26 as they put the game on ice. In the fourth quarter both teams picked up 14 points as St. Francis went on to i j win by 20 points. Guthrie High Pointer Dennis Christcnsen and John Snead took the scoring honors for the Warriors with identical eight point totals. Roger Guthrie tallied 15 points for the Saints and Pat Smith added 11 counters fur the winners. In the Jayvee game the St. Fran cis Jayvees edged the Drain Jay vees 50-48. Mike Montgomery led the winners with 20 points and White collected 16 counters for Drain. Eagles Triumph In other Emerald League action Friday night the McKenzie Eagles, first half champs, continued to roll as they downed Crcswell 68-40. Junction City defeated Oakridge 58-38 and Elmira downed Central Linn 6-1-52 in the other games play ed Friday. Only one game is on tap tonight in Emerald League ac tion with Central Linn traveling to Crcswell. SCORING: DRAIN (40) Main 4, Rundell 7, Christcnsen 8, Cox 3, Hender Decision BOX SCORE DAYS CREEK J. Perkins Donrovan Bennett Tibbels FG FT F TP 4 7 3 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 1-4 3-4 0-1 00 0- 0 1- 5 1- 1 0-0 0- 15 14 2- 3 1- 1 Bonney Kinney Don Perkins Rogers Totals ELKTON House Godding Clcmo 14 22 3 7 2 0 1 3 3 1 1 Garrison Binder Gates Soliem Stover Chccvcr 0-0 0- 0 3-5 3-5 1- 2 0-0 Totals 21 11-20 12 53 Scores by quarters: Days Creek 3 5 722 1653 Elkton 10 15 2 Joseph Lane Teams In Win Both Joseph Lane Junior High School basketball teams remained undefeated lust night, as the Kighth Grade Pioneers dumped Yoncalla 53-37 and the- Seventh Graders up-ended the future Ea gles 38-16. The Hoseburg Junior High s eighth grade team dropped behind 4-3 after a slow scoring first quar ter, but pumped in 19 points in the second period to move into a de cisive 22-11 halftime lead. Mike Harris of Joe Lane and Yon calla's David Vian shared scoring honors with 19 points each. The Joe Lane seventh graders poured in 30 points in tho first three quarters while holding their opponents to seven. Karl Mundt, Larry Brown, Bruce Fcnn and Jim Myers each scored six points for the winners. . EIGHTH GRADE JOSEPH LANE (53) Tucker 8, Vaslcrling 12, Harrisl9, Johnson 8, Shearer 5, Hester 1, Jones, Flynn, Pnllard, Matson, Bishop, Preston, Wrethercll. YONCALLA (37)-Boan 2. Spen cer 6, Vian 19, Jackson 4, Williams 2, Nunnclly 4, Nelson, Kapp, Cur tis. Scort by quarters: Joseph Lano 3 19 17 1453 Yoncalla 4 7 17 ' 09 37 SEVENTH GRADE JOSEPH LANE (38)-Puekett 4, Mundt 6, Brown 6, Bates 4, Fcnn 0, hcabaugh 4, bnnn 2, Myers 6, Hc- bard, Bliss, Mcwhortcr, Norman, Patton. YONCALLA (14 Knowles 2, Nof singer 2, Dodd 4, Cox 4, Anderson 2, Daggs 2, Cox Turner, Webb, Payne, Vcrnagon, Henderson. Scort by quarters: Joseph Lane 11 8 11 838 Yoncalla 2 3 2 9-16 f yrT y 4 f x ft f.f jx --vutmf Sft 9 TRICKSTER Ron Hundley of the Los Angeles Lakers, who is a court magician, has a ball with a bit of legerder-main, News - Review, Roseburg Ore. 7 Dro ilk son 6, Cool 1, Snead 8, Johnston 3. ST. FRANCIS (60) - Cottnair 6, Taylor 3, Carson 7, Ritzman 4, Guthrie 15, Seven 9, Smith 11, Waske 1, Framhold 4. Score by quarters: Drain 9 14 3 1441) St. Francis 19 11 16 1460 16-Year-0!d Wins Crown For Skating COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. (AP) Laurence Owens, a 16-year-old miss from a champion ship family, is the new queen of unuea Mates ligure skating. The Winchester, Mass., high school senior glided over the ice in a brilliant free skating exhibi tion Friday night to take over the crown vacated by Mrs. Carol Hciss Jenkins, who turned pro to accept movie offers after winning tho I960 Olympic title. Miss Owen lagged in second place after the compulsory figures skating but overcame that deficit with a display of creative artist ry that sent her whizzing past isiopnanie westertem, If, home town favorite from Colorado Springs who was in front after the figures. Her mother is Mrs. Maribel Vincent Owen, who won the na tional championship in the same senior ladies division nine times. Miss Owen's sister, Maribel Y. Owen, joined with Dudley Rich ards of Boston to win the senior pair3 title Friday night. Another Boston skater, 18-year-old Gregory Kelley, is leading the senior men's competition after placing first Friday in the com pulsory figures. Bradley Lord, 17, another Bos tonian, finished second in the figures followed by the favorite, Tim Brown, 18, of Oakland, Calif. The senior men compete in free skating tonight with the division winner taking the title vacated by David Jenkins, the 1960 Olympic champion who retired to devote lull-time to medical studies and some professional appearances. Fernandez Favored Over Rory Calhoun NEW YORK (AP)-Cuba's Flor entine Fernandez is a 7-5 favorite over New York's Rory Calhoun in a battle of middleweight punch ers at Madison Square Garden to night. Tho 10-rounder will be telecast (ABC-TV, 10 p.m., EST) coast to coast. , Both feature powerful left hooks and not too much defense. One or the other should go before the tenth. It the bout goes the dis tance, the scoring will be by the rounds system. F'ci nandez. a 24 year-old welter weight contender, stepped into the middleweight ranks last Nov. 12 when he flattened Phil Moyer at the Garden in the fifth round. His 28-2 won lost record includes 22 knockouts. Calhoun, a one-time high-ranking middleweight contender, is on tho rise again. The 26-year-old muscle man beat fourth-ranking Hank Casey at New Orleans on New Year's Day. His record is 45-10-2, including 21 knockouts. Ring Record Fight Result! By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Madrid, Spain Davcy Moore, 130, Springfield, Ohio, stopped Fred Galiana, 130, Spain, 4 (non- title). Reno, Nev. Clco F.loby, 127. Oakland, Calif., stopped Jimmy 1'erroddy, li',a, Hcno, j. Philadelphia Jimmy Soo-Meve Haywood bout postponed to next Friday. -ray i - - a k. i i - i. ' i, 't I . v . :;.... S' , -V ' V. "' ' " A 5 Jl
