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The Sutherlin Bulldogs will tak
a contingent o 10 grapplers to
the state A-2 wrestling tourna
ment as tney seen to win their
third straight slate crown.
Dominating the mat action at
Glide during the District l-A-2
wrestling tournament the Bulldogs
placed 10 boys in the 26 from the
district that will go to the state
tournament. The Bulldogs racked
up a team total of 153 points,
witn tne nosi wildcats unisning
second with 93 points.
Myrtle creeK s vikings came
in third with 81 points, followed
bv the Glendale Pirates with 79
points. Other scores included Doug
las wnn w points, uaKiana witn
CO points and Riddle with 15 points.
Following Sutherlin, the Wild
cats, the Vikings and the Douglas
Trojans each qualified four mat
men for the state tournament.
Glendale and Oakland will send
two boys to state, while Riddle
was unable to place any of its
wrestlers.
Fiva Chamos Set
Sutherlin will be led in its quest
for the state crown by live dis
trict champs. The title winners for
the Bulldogs were Doug Shorcy
at 98 pounds, Bud Brannon at 115
pounds, jerry strong at its pounds,
Wayne Fagin at 130 pounds and
Rov Feeler at 141 pounds. Sec
ond place winners for the Bulldogs
included Jake lira no at lis pounds
Ron Goertzen at 123 pounds, Lyle
Linton at 141 pounds, .Larry Long-
brake at 157 pounds and Gerald
Jugate at lai pounds.
Glide won three district crowns
with Bruce Manske taking the 136-
pound title, Al Radcliffe winning
at 168 pounds and Andy Gibbens
dominating the heavyweight class.
Dick Sherriff finished second to
Roy Peeler in the 141-pound action,
losing a referees decision to the
champ in overtime.
Heading the list of state con
tenders for the Myrtle Creek squad
is defending state champ Oordy
Lowell. Lowell won the 157-pound
district title on a referee's deci
sion in overtime over Longbrakc
of Sutherlin. Bill James took the
191-pound district title for the Viks,
while Ray Osborne at 106 pounds
and Pat Hughes at 136 pounds fin
ished in the No. 8 positions.
Thomas Wins
The lone district champ for the
Douglas Trojan matmen is Mike
Thomas at 148 pounds. Other Tro
jans qualifying for the state meet
were Mickey McClendon at 130
pounds, Larry Smith at 168 pounds
and Herman McDowell at 191
pounds.
Glendale will send Philip Mc
Dowell to Corvallis to compete in
the 98-pound competition and Fred
Fatheringham will wrestle in the
heavyweight bracket. McDowell
both finished second in their weight.
Oakland's Oakers . boast two
wrestlers going to the state meet,
and both won the championship in
their respective weights. John The
nis downed ail comers in me pro
pound competition at Glide, while
Wayne Gcrmond dominated the
178-pound action.
In the District l-A-2 wrestling
tournament the individual champ
ions were determined in the finals,
and the number two man was the
winner of the bouts which pitted
the losers in the finals against the
winners in the consolation rounds.
The state A-2 wrestling tourna
ment will be held in conjunction
with the A-l state tourney at Cor
vallis, March 3-4.
TEAM SCORES: Sutherlin 153,
Glide 93, Mvrtle Creek 81, Glen
dale 79, Douglas 63, Oakland 60,
Riddle 15.
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS:
98 Doug Shorcy, S, outpointed
Philip McDowell, Glendale, 10-3.
106 John Thennis, O, outpoint
ed Ray Osborne, MC, 2-1.
115 Bud Brannon, S, outpoint
ed Jake Grabo, S, 7-3.
123 Jerry Strong, S, outpoint
ed Ron Goertzen, S, 8-4.
130 Wayne Fagin, S, outpoint
ed Mickey McClendon, D, 11-3.
136 Bruce Manske, Glide, out
pointed Ellis Thompson, S, 8-6.
141 Roy Peeler, S, decisioned
Dick Sherriff, Glide, referees' de
cision in OT.
148 Mike Thomas, D, out
pointed John Foster, Glendale, 5-3
OT.
157 Gordy Lowell, MC, deci
sioned Larry Longbrake, S, ret
erees's decision in OT.
168 Al Radcliffe, Glide out
pointed Gerald Fugate, S, 5-3.
191 Bill James, MC, outpoint
ed Millard Foster, Glendale, 5-1.
Heavyweight Andy Gibbens,
Glide, outpointed Fred Fathering
ham, Glendale, 7-5.
CONSOLATION FINALS :
98 Keith Smith, S, pinned Jose
Gallego, Glendale.
106 Steve McDowell, Glendale,
pinned Dennis Klumph, MC.
115 Hubert Hill, Glide, out
pointed Larry Jones, Glide, 7-2.
123 Larry Troxcl, Glendale,
outpointed Malcolm Yates, MC 5-2.
130 Alton Watson, Glendale,
outpointed Ed Phelps, MC.
136 Pat Hughes, MC, out
pointed Gerald Stinnett, S.
141 Mickey Manely, O, out
pointed Howard Gallis, MC 10-5.
148 Lyle Linton, S, pinned
Paul Hansen, OT.
157 John Inman, Glide, pinned
Phil Daniels, D. -
168 Gary Slay, R, outpointed
Guy Martin, ,0.
178 Charles Roberts, Glide
outpointed Jim Mohr, Glendale,
4-3.
191 Herman McDowell,
outpointed Malitz, S.
Heavyweight, Ted Buettner,
pinned Ken Karlinger,
SECOND PLACE FINALS:
98 Philip McDowell, Glendale,
outpointed Keith Smith, S, 11-1.
106 Ray Osborne, MC, out
pointed Steve McDowell, Glendale,
3-0.
115 Jack Grabo, S, pinned Hu
bert Hill, Glide.
123 Ron Goertzen, S, outpoint
ed Larry Troxel, Glendale, 5-3.
130 Mickey McClendon, D, out
pointed Alton Watson, Glendale,
5-0.
136 Pat Hughes, MC, out
pointed Ellis Thompson, S, 16-2.
148 Lyle Linton, S, outpoint
ed John Foster, Glendale, 5-1.
157 Larry Longbrakc, S, out
pointed John Inman, Glide, 6-5.
168 Larry Smith, D, outpoint
ed Gary Slay, R, 11-5.
178 Gerald Fugate, S, out
pointed Charles Roberts, Glide,
Glendale. .
191 Herman McDowell, Doug
las, pinned Millard Foster, Glen
dale. Heavyweight Fred Fathering
ham, Glendale, pinned Ted Buet
tner, D.
D,
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Jayvees Avenge
Loss With Upset
Roscbure's Junior Varsity cag-
ers avenged an earlier loss to the
Marshfield Junior Varsity by edg
ing the visitors, 50-47, Saturday
night.
The winners led throughout the
first three quarters of the game,
only to see the Pirate Jayvees
knot the score by the end of the
third period. In the final quarter
the teams shifted the lead back
and forth before guard Spike Moore
dumped in a pair of free throws
in the closing seconds to give the
Indians a safe lead.
Bruce O'Neil was the leading
scorer for the winners with 13
points. Jim Wassom followed with
12 noints and Moore had a game
total of 10. Don Elliott led Marsh-
field with 27 counters.
Hornets Reach Hoop Final
In District 4-B Tournament
Elkton's Elks came within three
points of pulling their second up
set over the Powers Cruisers Sat
urday in District 4-B Tournament
action at Sutherlin.
However, the Cruisers rallied in
the second half to edge the Elks,
43-40. They now go into the tourney
finals against the Camas valley
Hornets.
Camas Valley was also forced to
come from behind to down the Yon-
calla Eagles, 53-51, in Saturday s
action. The other tournament game
was won by the D ay s Creek
Wolves as they advanced into the
consolation finals against the Can
yonville Bible Academy Pilots.
The next round of District 4-B
basketball tournament action is
scheduled for March 3 at Sutherlin.
Opening the tournev play will be
the consolation finals at 6:30 p.m.
between the Wolves and the Pilots.
At 7:45 the Elks will clash with
the Eagles for third place, with
the championship game between
Powers and Camas Valley being
played at 9. If Camas Valley wins,
a second game between the two
top teams will be played March 4
at 7:30 p.m.
Cruisers 43, Elks 40
Playing brilliant defensive ball
the Elks held the Cruisers to a
mere 15 counters in the first half
as they took a 10-point lead al
halftime. They continued to lead
until 1:34 before the final buzzer
when Rich Calbo and Ainslic
Krans picked up two-pointers for
the Cruiser victory.
In the second half rally the Cruis
ers reversed the story on the
Elks. Elkton managed to pick up
only 15 points in the half, while
the Cruisers totaled 13 and 15
points in the third and fourth
quarters.
Tom Soliem set the pace for the
Elks collecting 17 points on 6 field
goals and five for eight from the
charity marker. Calbo and Krans
led the Cruisers with 12-point to
tals. Calbo working from a guard
spot kept the Cruisers in the game
with six straight points in the final
stanza as the winners overtook
the Elks.
BOX SCORE
POWERS FG FT F TP
Krans 4 4-8 2 12
McDonald 3 014 6
RossV - - - , 2 1-5 2 5
Calbo 5 2-2 4 12
Getchell 2 2-3 2
Lawson 0 2-7 12
Totals 16 11-26 IS 43
ELKTON
Soliem ' 6 5-8 4 17
Clemo 10-0 1 2
Binder 0 0-0 1.0
Gates . 2 4-4 4 8
Cheever 2 1-2 4 5
House 0 1-2 3 1
Godding 2 3-4 0 7
Totals 13 14-20 17 40
Scora by quarters:
Powers 7 8 13 1543
Elkton 9 16 8 740
Referees: llcnncbcck and Collcy
Hornets 53, Eagles 51
Royce Kiser led the Camas Val
ley Hornets to a 53-51 decision
over the Yoncalla Eagles to ad
vance his team to the champion
ship play-off in the District 4-B
basketball tournament.
Kiser swished 11 field goals and
bucketed 10 for 18 from the foul
line as he racked up a 32-point
total. In two games in the tourney
Kiser has a total of 62 points. He
leads the scorers. Ron Revclle was
the big gun for the Eagles with 18
counters, while "Red" Wiley col
lected 14 points.
Yoncalla took the lead at the
opening of the second quarter and ' C.
held it until the closing minutes
o the contest. With 2:09 left
to play, Kiser knotted the count
with a field goal and then put the
Hornets out in front with another
two-pointer seconds later. The Ea
gles had two chances to go ahead
on fast breaks, but missed both
shots along with a last second field
goal attempt which was in and out.
BOX SCOR e
CAMAS VALLEY
Boyd
Tilton
Kiser
Ted Bucl
Terry Bucl
Lawson
Richard Parrett
Totals
YONCALLA
Reeves
Wiley
Russell
Revelle
Pontius
Woolman
Carney
Thiel
Totals
Score by quarters:
Camas Valley
Yoncalla
Referees: Polley and Gregory
FG FT F TP
0 3-4 1 3
10-0 0 2
11 10-18 3 32
3 1-2 3 7
3 1-3 5 7
10-1 0 2
0 0-0 0 0
19 15-28 12 S3
3 3-3 5 9
5 4-6 2 14
1 00 2 2
7 4-4 4 18
3 0-1 2 6
10-1 5 2
0 0-0 0 0
0 0-0 0 0
20 11-15 20 51
9 14 13 17-53
9 21 12 751
Wolves 43, Pilots 32
Days Creek's Wolves scored
43-32 triumph over the Canyon
ville Tigers in Saturday's round of
District 4-B basketball tournament
action as they moved into the con
solation finals against the CBA Pilots.
After battling to a 4-3 lead at
the first break, the Wolves ex
ploded for 18 points in the second
quarter to lead 22-14 at halftime.
In the third period Days Creek
took a 10-3 advantage and con
tinued to build up the lead. Com
ing back in the final stanza the
Tigers cut the lead by four points,
but rallied too late to overtake
the front running Wolves
Bud Olsen was the sparkplug In
the Days Creek offense netting 20
points against the Tigers, ircd
Grunst and Loren Powell topped
mo scoring for the Tigers with
11 and 10 points respectively.
The loss eliminates Canyonville
from the 4-B tournament, while
Days (.'reek has a 1-1 record in the
play-offs,
BOX SCORE
DAYS CREEK .. FG FT
Donovan 1 2-2
J. Perkins . 1 3-5
Bennett 1 5-8
D. Perkins O 0-1
Olsen 9 2-3
Bonney 2 0-0
Marshall 0 1-2
Helvey 100
VanNorman 0 00
Tibbets O 0-0
Totals
CANYONVILLE
Powell
Drake
Thompson
Heath
Grunst
Bouche
Richey
Totals
Score by quarters:
Days Creek 4 18 10 1143
Canyonville 3 11 3 1532
Referees: Agnst and Leicht
15 13-21 20
4 2-5
0 14
0 0-2
0 0-2
4 3-8
2 1-3
2 1-3
12 8-27 14
Indians Win 3rd District Mat Crown
With the totals in from the Dis
trict 5-A-l wrestling tournament
completed Saturday, the host Rose
burg Indian grapplers have won
their third straight district crown.
Roseburg's team total was 101,
outdistancing the nearest rival by
11 points. Marshfield's Pirates fin
ished second with 90 points, while
South Eugene's Axemen came in
third with a total of 84 points. Fol
lowing the three leaders was North
Bend with 75 points and North Eu
gene with 73 points. ,
All seven teams competing will
he represented at the state tourna
ment scheduled for March 3-4 at
Corvallis. Roseburg and North Eu
gene each led the qualifiers with
five bovs advancing to the state
compcti'tion. Marshfield and North
Bend will each send four wrestlers
to the state, while South Eugene
and Springfield will have three
representatives at Corvallis. Wil
lamette had two grapplers qualify
for the state tourney.
Richman Leads Indians
Leading the Indians into the fi
nals was Ken Richman at 98
pounds. Ken scored pins in his
first two tournament bouts and
then won a 3 0 decision over Ron
Judv of Marshfield in the semi
finals. In the finals the speedy In
dian flyweight outpointed Randy
Thwing of North Eugene, 7-0. to
win the district 98-pound champion
ship. Thwing will also go to the
state tournament.
G. W. Marical won the district
123-pound title winning four match
es in the tournament. Marical pin
ned his first two opponents and
then took a lopsided 10-5 decision
cision over Jim Murphy of South
Eugene. Pinard will make the trip
to Corvallis as the No. 2 man in
the district 130-pound competition
after losing a 3-2 overtime decision
to Jones.
Cihill Wins
Wrestling at 136 pounds, Jim Ca
hill took the district title for the
Indians. Cahill registered a pin in
his first match and then added
two decisions to reach the finals.
In the finals Cahill outpointed Lar
ry Piquctte of Springfield, 8-6, in
overtime.
Doug John will represent the
Tribe in the 191-pound action at
Corvallis after winning three
straight bouts to take the district
crown. John opened action with a
decision and then outpointed Dick
North of North Bend, 6-4. in the
semi finals. John scored the lone
pin picked up by the Indians in
the finals as he defeated Wayne
Brines of North Bend in 1:43 of
the first period.
North Eugene wilt hve Gary
Tunistra, wrestling in the Stale
tourney as its only district champ.
Tunistra competes at 178 pounds.
Second place winners for the High
landers include Thwing at 98
pounds, Doug Smith at 115 pounds,
Wayne Persons at 157 pounds and
Tom King at 168 pounds.
Marshfield will have Bill Jones
at 130 pounds and Howard Patnode
at 148 pounds wrestling as district
champs. Bill Holly at 123 pounds
and Lcs Engle at 178 pounds were
the two Pirates to take second
place honors.
Four Lilted
The No. 1 wrestlers for the North
from Dick Movers of South Eugene Bend Bulldogs are Dick Berkland
in the semifinals. Marical won the i at 115 pounds and Dale Gage in
championship by outpointing Bill j the unlimited weight bracket. Joe
Holly of Marshfield, 30. Cheek at 106 pounds and Wayne
In the 130-pound competition non nnncs m i puumu cuuiti iuum
Tinard won nis first three matches mcnt action as the No. 2 grapplers
before losing out to Bill Jones of in their weight brackets.
Marhfirld in the title bout. In the .lack Finley won the 141-pound
aemifinals, Tinard won an 8 6 de-i title for the Axemen of South Eu
gene and Harvey Marshall follow
ed winning the 157-pound crown.
Paul Haines was the No. 2 man
in the unlimited bracket to com
plete the contingent of Axemen to
journey to Corvallis.
Bob Evenson won the lone title
for the Springfield Millers wres
tling at 168 pounds. Second place
winners for the Millers were Lar
ry Piquette at 136 pounds and Lar
ry Bruhn at 148 pounds. Represent
ing the Willamette Wolverines will
be Dan Banta at 106 pounds and
Alan Warren at 141 pounds. Banta
won the crown in his weight class
as he downed all comers.
Four Indian grapplers made it
to the consolation finals and two
of them won. Dan Richman out
pointed Bill Chadck of North Eu
gene, 8-0, in the consolation finals
of the 115-pound competition. In
the 168-pound competition Dave
Gilkinson won third place for the
Indians by winning a 3-0 derision
over Clyde Cooper of North Bend.
Gary Meyer made it to the con
solation finals in the 157-pound
pound class before losing to Bill
141 Jack Finley, SE, outpoint
ed Alan Warren, W, 5-3.
148 Howard Patnode, M, out
pointed Larry Bruhn, S, 5-2.
157 Harvey Marshall, SE, pin
ned Wayne Persons, NE, 1:23 of
second.
168 Bob Evenson, S, outpoint
ed Tom King, NE, 8-0.
178 Gary Tunistra. NE, out
pointed Les Engle, M, 6-1.
191 Doug John, R, pinned
Wayne Brines, NB, 1:43 of first.
Unlimited Dale Gage, NB,
outpointed Paul Haines, SE, 30
(OT).
CONSOLATION FINALS:
98 Ron Judy, M, outpointed
Paul Ferguson. M, 7-4.
106 Glen Merrill, SE, outpoint
ed Dave Kinney, W, 10-6.
115 Dan Richman, R, outpoint
ed Bill Chadck. NE, 8-0.
123 Don Richardson, S. out
pointed Dick Meyers, SE, 4-0.
130 Jim Murphy, SE, outpoint
ed Leonard Kesey, NE, 5-2.
136 Mcrrlin Sullivan. SE, pin
ned Bob Burnett, SE, :57 of first.
141 Bill Martin. NB, outpoint-
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157 Bill Smith, M, pinned ,
Gary Meyer, K, :40 of (OT).
168 Dave Gilkion, R. outpoint
ed Clyde Cooper, NB, 3 0.
178 Carl Nelson, M, outpointed
Joe Roseser, NE, 5-0.
191 Ken Norness, SE, outpoint
ed Dick North, NB. 1-0 (OT).
Unlimited Karl Pnpoff, NB.
pinned Arlen Nichols, K, 1:40 of
second.
limited weight bracket and lost
on a second period pin to Karl Pop
off of North Bend.
TEAM SCORES: Roseburg 101,
Marshfield 90, South Eugene 84,
North Bend 75, North Eugene 73,
Springfield 41, Willamette 38.
FINALS:
CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET
98 Ken Richman, R, outpoint
ed Randy Thwing, NE, 7-0.
106 Dan Banta. W, outpointed
Joe Check. NB. 4 2.
115 Dick Berkland, NB. out
pointed Doug Smith, NE, 4-0 (OT).
123 G. W. Marical, R, out
pointed Bill Holly, M, 30.
130 Bill Jones, M. outpointed
Ron Pinard, R. 32 (OT).
136 Jim Cahill, R, outpointed
Larry riquelte, S, 8-6 (OT).
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