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Newspaper Page TextGtosebuirg's fapplers Win Four Fast Pins Recorded By Tribe As They Down Springfield,39-ll The Roseburg Indian grapplers scored four fast pins and then went on to down the Springfield Millers 39-11 Friday night on the home mats. Taking an early 20 point lead over the Millers, Coach Wall Payne's crew of Indians went on to win five of the last eight match es for a total of nine wins and three losses in the dual meet. Once the Indians got started they did ! not stop as tney easily handled the Millers to give Roseburg a 4-1 mark in District 5-A-l com petition. For the season the local grapplers have a 5-4 record. Richman Triumphs Ken Richman put the Indians on the scoreboard in the first match as the scrappy Roseburg flyweight downed Dick Eymann of Spring field in the 98-pound match. Going into the third period Richman was leading 5-0 in points when he man aged to force Eymann's shoulders to the mat with 25 seconds re maining in the match. Following Richman's example Terry Sigfrit followed with a pin for the Indians in the 106-pound competition. Sigfrit made short work of Wally Harris of Spring field as the speedy Roseburg lightweight ended the match only 52 seconds after it had begun. Continuing to take five-pointers the Indians extended their lead to 15-0 as Steve Sand pinned Lar ry Tjomsland of Springfield in 42 seconds of the "second period of their 115-pound match. Wrestling at 123 Bounds Terry uoddara down ed his opponent in 1:40 of the second to give the Indians their fourth nin in four matcnes. G. W. Marical kept the Tribes men's win streak going as he took a 3-1 decision over Don Richard son in the 130-pound match. Jim Cahill followed with a pin over Denny Tnolo in tne 136-pound bracket as he put the Indians out in front 28-0. Marical Wins After losing the 141-pound match the Indians came back with a victory by Pervy Marical in the 148-pound class. Pervy Marical out pointed Harry Plouse of Spring field 5 0 as he outmaneuvered the Miller 148-pounder. Dave Gilkison picked up the next win for the Tribe in the 168-pound competition as he topped John Wright of Spring field 5-3. The final victory for the Indians came in the heavyweight bracket as Glen Goddard pinned Bruce Harris in the second period. Springfield managed to take only three matches with Larry Piquetle taking the first victory for the Millers wilh a thrilling 4-3 decision over Chuck Morene in the 141 pound match. Piquette took the opening points with a takedown only to see Morene use his speed in the second period to tie the match and go ahead with a pen alty point and a reversal. Piquette then reversed positions with Mor ene in tne tinal period as He won the close decision. Larry Bruhn runner-up to last year s 157-nound state chamn. scor ed the only pin for the Millers. uruiin downed Jeff Smith of Rose burg in the third period of their match, ihe last victory for the Millers came in the 178-pound match as Bob Evanson picked up a 4-2 decision over Mike Lander of Roseburg Roseburg's Jayvees won all five of the exhibition matches against tne bpringtield Jayvees as the loc al grapplers scored a 19-0 win. Dick Morgan and Doug Briggs mm CBA Club Falls To Elkton Elks Forward Conrad Godding and guard David Gates combined lor 33 points as the Elkton Elks rolled Canyonville 5 Rolled Under By Eagle Club C anvonville s Tigers took an earlv lead over the Voncalla Ea- To 761 3 l vtatoS over the Can!811' bl,t could not as ,he onvil e Bib eCAcaydemy Pilots" "ft lelnTcon day night in Bico-B lague action J ? "'"'Vn K lliXt Godding connected on nine "eldi, ... Canvonville Fri- als for a total of 18 points, while ?,f.ame at La,1'on"le '"' Sports In Brief By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BASEBALL TENNIS PITTSBURGH Manager Dan NEW ORLEANS President ! ny Murtaugh of the world chain George S. Barnes of the United States Lawn Tennis Association proposed "quasi-open" competiti tion, with pros and amateurs hav ing equal representation on Davis Cup teams. TRACK NEW YORK-Manhattan turned in indoor record of 7:32.8 in Mill rose Games as Hayes Jones tied his own indoor mark of seven sec onds in 60-yard high hurdles and Wilma Rudolph matched her mark of 6.9 in 60-yard dash. pion Pirates siguea a one-year contract for an estimated $40,000. RACING MIAMI Johnny Sellers rode three winners at Hiahleah Park, including Rice Shower ($9.70) in the feature. ARCADIA, Calif. Don't Alibi ($5) took the feature at Santa Anita. NEW ORLEANS Take Him Home ($10.20) raced to a neck victory in top event at the Fair Grounds. Sot., Feb. 4, 1961 The News-Review, Roseburg Ore. 7 The Crossword Punk For Today Canadian Province Antwtr tJ Prtvlou Puzzl field goals and I"? "'B goa Gates added six three gift tosses to the Elks cause as the flashy Elkton guard bucket ed 15 counters. Norm Parker took the scoring honors for the Pilots wilh 11 points. The Elks jumped into an early lead against the Pilots and were never headed as they rolled to Wilay Satt Paca Red Wiley set the pace for the winners and took the scoring hon ors for the game as he netted 17 points, Dwight Pointius also broke into the double figures for the Ea gles with 11 counters. Loren Powell led the Tigers with 15 points fol- their sixth league victory in nine i ivM by Jack Drake with u points outings. The Elks are currently in I , llle mt nara a,na ,,ast ln fourth place in the league stand- j 'he opening minutes of play as ings while the Pilots rest in fifth . he', took, an early lead over the place with a 2-6 record. i Eagles. At the first intermission l'ii.4 -. i i... j 1 1 h Tippri wprp nn Ion 15-11.' Yon. picked, up pins for the Indian Jay- ,"" T ' " " ""A1"' .T V.nrt ticalla iame roaring back to take halftime and then went on to down!over. tne lea( la'e ,m V,16 secPn(J MedfordClub Scores Win Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Roseburg, the Mo. 2 team in the Associated Press high school bas ketball poll, defeated Willamette of Eugene, 69-61, and strength ened its lead in the Midwestern League. But tonight it faces a stiff test when it meets fifth-ranked South Eugene, which bounced Thurston of SDrinfffield. 62-41. The well-balanced Roseburg team had four scorers in double figures in the Willamette game. Bo Blair, with 20 points, paced bomn r-ugene in us uiuuihm. Top-ranked Klamath Falls was idle. The Southern Oregon Confer ence leader plavs Crater of Cen tral Point tonight. Fourth-ranked Medford, second in the confer ence, walloped Crater, 70-38, with Bob Quinnev scoring 27 points. Grant, ranked No. 3 in the poll, was idle atop the Portland City League. Wilson, No. 6. stayed right on Grant's heels with a 59 42 win over Washington. Seventh-rated Corvallis shaded North Salem, 72-70, but unranked South Salem, with a 59-51 victory over Sweet Home, remained in a tie with Corvallis for first place in the Valley League. Marshfield, No. 8, turned back North Eugene, 50-40, and gained second place vecs in the 123 and 130-Dound matches while Newell Morgan, Larry Watson and Doug John out pointed their opponents. Meet Cavemen Tonight The Indians will be back on the mats tonight when they travel south to face a strong Grants Pass Cavemen squad. The Cavemen have recorded one win over the Indians, and the local grapplers would like very much to even the count. MATCH SUMMARY: 98 Ken Richman, R, pinned Dick Eymann, S, 1:35 of third. 106 Terry Sigfrit, R. pinned Wally Harris S, :52 of first. 115 Steve Sand R, pinned Lar ry Tjomsland S, :42 of second. 123 Terry Goddard R, pinned David Hurd, S, 1:40 of second, 130 G .W. Marical, R, out pointed Don Richardson, S, 3-1. 136 Jim Cahill, R. pinned Denny Triolo, S, 1:46 of second. 141 Larry Piquette, S, out pointed Chuck Morene. R. 4-3. 148 I'ervy Marical, R, out pointed Harry Plouse, S. 5 0. I:i7 Larry Bruhn. b. Dinned jctt smith, K, 1:28 o third. 168 Dave Gilkison, R, out pointed John Wright, S, 7-3. 178 Bob Evenson. S. outpoint ed Mike Lander. R, 4-2. bnlimiled Glen Goddard, R pinned Bruce Harris, S, 1:36 of second. Total score: Roseburg 39, Spring field 11. Jayvee results: 123 Dick Morgan, R, pinned Lester Price, S. 1:03 of first. , 130 Newell Morgan, R, out pointed Jerry Willyard, S, 4 0. 130 Doug Briggs, R, pinned Wayne McGuire, S, 1:01 of first. 148 Larry Watson, R, out pointed Mike Owen, S, 7-0. 191 Doug John, R, outpointed Steve Fouts. S. 16-5. Total score: Roseburg JV 1?, Springfiald JV 0. the Pilots 61-33. In the second half the Elks outscored the Pilots 32-16. A bad break hit the Pilots early in the contest wMen guard Lcs Cude was forced to leave the game after only six minutes of ac tion with an injured ankle. Cude. one of the top scorers for CBA, quarter and the Eagles then roll d on to the 54-42 win. Eaglet Outscora Tigera In the second quarter the Ea gles outscored the Tigers 10-3 to take a 21-18 lead at halftime. How ever, the Eagles did not manage to take the lead until 3:46 before had lacked up six points before be-' the halftime break. Yoncalla went ing injured. He was taken to a doc tor for x-rays and no information was available asto how badly the flashy guard was hurt. In the Jayvee game the host Elks made it a clean sweep of the evenings action as the Elkton Jay vees downed the CBA Jayvees 29 17. Dave Sheffel took the scoring honors for the Elk Jayvees with 12 points,. while Dave Zenor of the Pilot Jayvees took the game's hon ors with 16 points. BOX SCORE CBA FG FT F TP Thompson Fields Parker Durham Cude Sanders Totals Elkton House Godding Clemo Garrison , Gates Soliem Cheever Madison Totals Halftime score: 17. 1 0 0 2! 2 0 3 41 4 3 5 11 3 0 3 6 3 0 0 6 12 2 4 14 5 13 33 2 2 2 6 9 0 1 18 3 -2 1 8 0 10 1 8 3 3 15 2 0 0 4 3 0 0 6 110 3 2& 9 7 61 Ikton 29, CBA on to lead 36-30 at the three quar ter mark and then outscored the host team 18-12 in the final eight minutes. Rebounding the Tigers held a 51-41 edge over the winners while the Eagles hit for 22 field goals while the Tigers connected for only 15 two-pointers. At the foul line the Tigers made 12 out of 23 at tempts and the Eagles hit 10 out of 21 tries. Holds 7-2 Record The win moved Yoncalla into sole possession of second place in the standings with a 7-2 record. The Tigers are tied for sixth with a 1-8 mark. ln the preliminary game at Can yonville the Yoncalla Jayvees downed the ngor jayvees 54-36. BOX SCORE FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer Duck Swimmers Beaten EUGENE (AP)-Larry Zechiel set a pool record as he led Utah to a 57-38 victory over Oregon in a swimming meet here rnday. Zechiel set the record in the 200- yard breasttroke with a 2:26. YONCALLA Reeves Woolinan Wilev Russell McDanicls Pontius Carnev Reveile Tiel Totals CANYONVILLE Drake Richey Powell Bouche Grunst Thompson Thompson Score by quarters: time of I Yoncalla Canyonville FG FT F TP 12 0 4 2 15 5 8 1 2 17 0 0 2 0 10 2 2 5 1 1 11 0 0 0 0 3 2 4 8 2 3 2 7 22 10 18 54 5 1 3 11 10 0 2 4 7 4 15 2 3 5 7 2 13 5 10 2 2 15 12 17 42 11 10 15 18-54 15 3 12 1242 Riddle Irish Sweep To 45-36 Win Over Oakers In Umpqua Valley Tilt Riddle's Irish thrilled the home town fans Friday night as they rolled to a 45-36 victory over the Oakland Oakers to grab a share of the four-way tie for first place in the L'mpqua Valley League. Irish Never Headed ' The Irish took an early lead over the Oakers and were never headed from the opening min utes of action. The win gives Rid dle a 4-2 league mark and tics the Irish with Sutherlin, Glendale and Douglas in the race to the UVL crown. Oakland is- still winless in six outings as they hold down the le with twin cellar in the standings. the last two quarters the Irish out scored the Oakers 9-8 as the fans cheered the Irish on to the 45-36 win. Dennis Dunn led the winners with 12 points while the game's scoring honors went to Pat Early of Oakland with 15 counters. Alton Clark added 12 points to the Oaker cause as the lanky 6-5 center con nected for six field goals. Tragedy Strikes Tragedy struck before the game as James Edward Claris, father of league play having been downed in- the Oaker center, was in an auto- Bend and South Eugene in the Playing their usual brand of fast ! Midwestern League. Marsntieid Ball the Irish led three points at and North Bend meet tonight. the end of the first quarter and in- Ninth-ranked Bend eogea i.a, creased tneir margin to seven ny BOX SCORE Grande, 64-61, in a game for first place in tne lnieriiiuuniuiu League. Beaverton, No. 10 in the poll, took over second place in the Portland Metropolitan League by beating Gresham, 74-64, while Milwaukie was upsetting David Douglas, 45-44. Unranked Central Catholic, the league leader, downed Clackamas, 65-53. Tillamook widened its lead in League with a 50-37 triumph over Dallas. . Scappoose stayed on top in the Wilco League, beating Sandy, 68 60. In Class A 2 Madras ran Its vic tory string to 17 games when It overwhelmed Grant Union of John Day, 81-44. Portland State Edges Oregon Tech Hoopsters Oregon Collegiate Conference W L .Pet 7 2 .778 6 3 .67 halftime. With reserves nlaving much of the second half the Irish continued to dominate the action as they picked up one point on the Oakers in each of the last two periods. Ahead 14-11 At the end of the first quarter the Irish were ahead 1411 and by halftime the Riddle cagers enjoy ed a 27-20 advantage. In each of mobile accident on his way to the game. The accident victim was moved later in the night to Sacred I Roberts Heart Hospital in Eugene w here he is reported to be in critical condi tion. Riddle's Jayvees were also vic torious as they downed the Oak land Jayvees 62-17. Don Fisher took the scoring honors for the game wilh 13 counters as he led the winners. OAKLAND FG FT F TP Early 5 5 2 15 Clark 6 0 4 12 Fredricks ' '1113 Beck ,0454 Cannon 0 0 0 0 Inda 10 12 Vasche 0 0 2 ,0 Wilson 0 0 0 0 Totals 13 10 IS 36 RIDDLE J R. Weakley ' 2 115 Dunn 4 4 4 12 Wilcox ' 2 13 4 D. Weakley 2 5 3 9 Hanson 4 0 3 8 Roberts 0 0 10 Brown 12 14 Markham 0 0 .0 0 Frahm . 0 10 1 Fisher 0 0 0 0 Loner 0 2 2 2 Totals V 15 IS IS 45 Score by quarters: Oakland 11 9 It 836 Riddle 14 13 9 945 Eastern Oregon Prep Scores Marshfield (Coos Bay) 50, North Eugene 40 Riddle 45, Oakland 36 Douglas 52, Glide 51 South Eugene 62, Thurston 41 Roseburg 69, Willamette 61 Springfield 65, Cottage Grove 34 i out on top 47-34 l amas Valley 78. Butte Falls 51 Sutherlin 64, Glendale 56 Reedsport 59, Waldport 35 Creswell 56, Oakridgc 47 Powers Cruisers Walk Over Days Creek Wolves, 47-34 rowers' Cruisers kept Iheiri Shorty I.awson led the Cruisers strangle hold on first place in the I with 12 points from his forwards Bico-B League Friday night ,, j PosH ion. High point honor, for the Uie C ruiser.? Invaded the lair of 'v" . Went lo Bud Olson wl,h J nv I rnelt Wn vi unrl fimn"1 smui OSC Rooks Beat Frosh 5 wall CORVALLIS (AP) - Mel 0 8 ooo , founts scored 30 points and led Portland Stale Oregon Tech Southern Oregon (ireann Colleee m n ayJ wh w i nv rtime ' 62 basketball victory over the 52, Oregon Tech 50 (overtime), n h r.iH. ' ni.hl From the field the Cruisers held The Wolves led earlv in Ihti' T,T , T '"V""' game as both teams had trouble f.nd al he free throw line the fouling the range in the initial Ln",er,f Jnf,de" whl e "le ,"ol1VM, quarter. However, the Cruisers got nnected for 16 points. A total of ;the Oregon State Rooks to a 71- Eastern Oregon son 71 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Kasinrn tlrreon tightened it hot in the second period lo out score Days Creek 18-4 and then went on in the second half lo run away from the Wolves. The win gives the Cruisers a 7 1 league mark with I heir only loss being lo Camas Valley. Powers is currently the top team in the league holding a half game edge over the Voncalla Eagles. Days Counts committed three fouls In the first l'a minutes and was out of the game for six minutes. This Creek is tied with Canvonville for sixth place with a 1-8 record. Days Creek surprised the visit ors in a slow first quarter as the Wolves went out In front 76 at 40 fouls were called in the game wilh the winners picking up 21 of these. BOX SCORE POWERS Krans (ietchell I.awson Lambert Caiho McDonald Peterson Thorp Totals DAYS CREEK ..?. " - '.V. tn nrrnnn Cnl.! ,n 'ne nwiKS. !! mil lliey JundrFri night whh a 96- he.d a 38-32 .ead at h.lft.me. 71 victory over Southern Oregon.! t A nnUfiilo o-nrnrl ?ft R II rlolAH A I fJ AffiiM points for the winners and his " the lirs i.reaK. rowers sianed o'j. ivrkms teammate Tom Neel. added 29. f CHRIST CIH'RCII, New Zealand roll in the second quarter wi,h 18 .Donovan Frank Chase sank a basket in (AP)-Dvrol Burleson, the UppI , points while holding the Wolves to ! B,.nnplt tbe last second of overtime and distance star of the University of I .nly f"ur co,ln,crs- At halftime Tibbels gave Portland Stale a 52-50 vie- Oregon, won another race on his I " Cruisers were on top 24-11. Bonney tory over Oregon Tech in the olh-!New Zealand tour today, turning Powers added three more points j Kinney er conference game. The score , in a time of 1:50 for the half mile, to its margin in the third period 1 01on was tied 46-46 al the end of reg-The race was held in driving rain. ! only to see the Wolves rut the lead Totals ulation play. I Peler Snell of New Zealand was The tame teams meet again second in 1:50.1 and Roger Mocns tonight. oi Belgium second in 1.50.4. by three points in the final stanra. A the final bum-r sounded the Powers Cruisers held a 47-34 advantage. 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