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Tourney Title Goes To NY's Mdnhatten U. " FOItTL AN'D it PI Manlritturi of Ne York won tho first uir.ii i! City of ltcsos inil;itio::al lure Saturday nipht with a Gl-81 v.h owr InivcisfrV of Pctt'aid. file Ja;p:rs met the lal'id I'i lo' hcadol a.d us rl l.iule a i.l Eo5d defense in nabbing the title. Bob Mealy hi Va-Tha'thi with 25 points but did nut score a pui H in the last 1.1 minutes of action. ISiD Garner hai 22 points It the Pilots. The taller pilots oulrelxmndi".! Manhattan, 64-44. but couldn't gA past the Jaspe-s tight checking man for moi defense cnuutth times to pull the same out. Mealy and Dougherty v.cre so lected to the all-tournament team from Manhattan "what's that?" At we've been saying, careful homeowners can earn important cash sav ings with General's "All-in-One" Homeowners Policy. Call us today! REYNOLDS J&rVK !"U"AVNCE tjMiMlp AGENCY Voiv ,W HarvKuehn Wins Loop Swat Title , i . i . . .. .. I'lItrAflO dipii H arve.y i:tni, possibly the fhes! ratirnl hiller i:i le American Lvagui'. ii; a'ly owrs t!a' elusive batting cit vn h? has cyei for six years. It was made official to lay when league average's releavl here Micvcd the Detroit outlield- or was far and ha ay the leaJulf hitter with a .3f 3 average last soa'oi: Until this xear, the 29-ycar-old Kt e:'n bail placel among the fop six hitters in the circuit for live of tlx irevlrus seasons, but hr never was able to win the title. This year, though; he won goirlg away, slamming out 1J8 hits In 5(11 official times at bat to beat ti'i.mmale Al Kaliue, who was iiin'icrup with 327. Pete Itunncls of the lied Sox wound ir) third behind Kalmc wilh a .314 average aid the top five was rounded out by Nellie Fox of the White Sox. who batted 306, and Minnie Minoso, recently traded by the ' Indians- to the White Sox. who hit .302. The other three players - who managed to hit 3(H or better were Bobby Richardson of the Yankees, 301, and Bill Tuttle of the Athletics and Gene Woodling of the Orioles, each .300. I Observer. La Grande. Ore., Men.. Dec. 21, 1959 Page 3 iter. II 1 ' PS'6'O Bowling Results ... t'ol Grande Ronde Valley League W L . 33' fi'i 31 21 TP 32720 33233 31 21 3303H 29'i 22Ms 32857 23 33126 SCORES By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Hockey league, is the lop farm club for the last place Bangers. WO 3-3121 em orne. tumi BUILDERS HARDWARE Modern and Traditional Designs, Milter's Cabt.iet Shop Greenwood and Jefferson You Are Not' Alone NfeW DEPARTURE New starting equipment m West Berlin has chain-anchored handles the user holds as he leans across the starting line, his feet remain be hind it. He drops the handle and springs away at the gun. Runner has two and three-quarter inch advantage. DUCKS, OSC WHIP COURT OPPONENTS In time of deepest sorrow lean on us. We will smooth the way for yoir. Just phone any time, day or night. ... DON DEMPSEY'S FUNERAL CHAPEL WO 3-5022 EUGENE UPI Oregon's basketball team opens a two-game series with San Jose State here tonight. The Webfoots ran their season's record to" 4-1 Saturday night by downing Colorado State 72-6. Sophomores Glenn Moore and Charlie Warren paced the Duck victory as Coach Steve Bclko's lads staved off two Colorado State rallies' ., The one two sophomore punch Ducks combined for 44 points Mcore was over his 20 point per game average with 24 points and Warren had 20. Oregon had a slim 29-28 half time lead but with eight minutes left had padded it to 51-39. Then Colorado State started moving as Chuck Newcombe got red-hot and pulled his team to 64-60 with 3 1-2 minutes left. However, Newcombe could get CITY LEAGUE BOWLING W L Hub City 11 1 Armstrong Furnace 10 2 Elk's No. I 10 2 Meadow Gold 8 4 Farnam's Supply 6 6 Class Drug ... 8 6 PNW Pipeline ;. , S 7 Cherry's Florists ........ 4 8 Lennox Furnace 4 8 Hall's Typewriter . 3 9 iFire Dept ,.3 9 Laurence's Jewelry 1 10 no help from his teammates and CSU could get no closer than four points the remainder of the game. For the game Newcombe hit 13 of 21 shots from the field and hit on his last seven shots from the field. He wound lip as high scorer for the game with 29 points. PORTLAND UPH - Oregon State goes after its second basket ball victory in a row over Ne braska here tonight in an Inter sectional game at the PI pavilion. The Beavers shaded the Corn- huskers 63-60 'Saturday night In Corvallis, although Nebraska staged a rally In the last four minutes which almost pulled the game out. , Herschell Turficr tied jt up for the visitors at 54-54. The game was tied twice more before Jim Woodland hit a Jump sh,ot to give OSC the lead, 60-58. The Cornhuskcrs trailed at halftime by 10 points 37-27. Turner and Al Maxey topped the visitors' scoring with 17 and 15 points respectively. Jay Carty had 22 for the Bea vers and Woodland had 17. Nebraska fired at a .333 clip from the field on 21 of 63 shots and the Beavers hit .334 on 25 of 74. loniul Hut Iaijrut M.ich lilass Drug talks . ... Daniels 29 llaum's Ins.' 28 24 33000 West C'st. Tele. 28 24 32150 I'ac'tic NY Pipe. 23 29 32P60 linger Sew M. 21 31 33010 Hevnolds Ins. 21 31 32190 l amam's Sup. 20'i 31 Mi 30774 Pills off. Ma. ... 16'i 25'i 32190 C'olcnial Hut l2MU) Melba Cater 171, 464. inland Machinery (2653) Eliza beth Snyre 196. 530. tila Drug (2510) Mrna Woodell 171. 481. lalks (2636) Thelma Vaughn 182, 459. Daniels (2337) Betty Alexander 158, 428, Vicky Durfee (sub) 158. liaums Ins. (2491) Shirley Down 173. 473. W. Coast Tel. (2617) Doris Ros tock 165. Pat Peterson 4(18. Pac NW Pipeline (2616) Jessie i'owler 194, 509. Sinner Sew. Mach. (2643) Dorothy Andrews 175, 467 Reynolds Ins. (2449) Betty Deni- son 153, Martha Bangcrt 427. Farnams Supply (2508) Betty Wil liams 175, Miriam King 419. Hills Off. Mach. (2426) Beatrice Morirall 159, 403; Anne lsacson (sub) 159. Valley League W L Bourns Insurance 12 0 Spaeths Plumbers 10 2 Den's Plumbers 9 3 GettiiiRs- Lynch 9 3 East Side Tavern 7 5 Blue Mt. I.anes 6 6 La Grande Fruit .' 6 6 Consolidated Freight "....5 7 Texaco 4 8 Bechtel Bros 2 10 Ooss Motors 1 11 Qregory Auto Repair 1 11 Col. t9 BUtbll Results EAST ('olgateMN Penn St.' 67 ; Vilinnova 88 Wagner 62 Seton Hall 71 Ridel1 ' St Johns 67 Provfdeneo'M OT Connecticut 74 Rutgers0 62 Cornell H7' Svracuse if" Foidliam 90 Columbia B "' Marshall 90 Western MICH! 81 St. Francis 102 Yeungstown 06 NY I' 9t Denver KH - SI. Josephs i Pa'" 74 Fern 62 Don's Plumbers (2925) Cal Bat trick 1911; George Chadwiek 581. Consolidated Freight (2739) Jack Mallory 180. 473. Goss Motors (2793) Warren Car roll 211, 588. Cettings-Lynch (2888) Len Riggle 194, 552. Bechtel Bros. (2865) Jay Louder milk 187; George Gilkison 490. Spaeths Plumbers (2986) Chas. Youag 208, 587. East Side Tavern (2799) Don Blacker 198, 483. Gregory's Auto Repair (2743) Ken Gregory 185, Bob Peterson 495 Texaco (2970) Harold Zurbrick 211, Jack Keller 567. La Grande Fruit (2906) Ernie Keltz 231, 532. Baum's Ins. (2939) Jerry Mollin gcr 197, Wayne Simonis, 197 Jerry Mcllinger 582. Blue Mt. Lanes (2868) Glen Grce nough Ken Seigrtst 575. ' SOUTff ' Kentucky Invitational At Lexington, Ky. Final " " " West Virginia 79 Kentucky 70 r (ConolationV St. Louis. 68 North Carolina 52 Birmingham Clatflc At Birmingham, Ala. ? Fihe-I Duke 76 Navy 71 ' . . 1 (Collation) Auburn 59 Alabama, 52 V , ..x Parrls liVCuristmai ToOrney Ar Parrii Island, S.C. ' Final ' Newberry 79 Catawbd 65 (Consolation) K-skine 76 Presbyterian 71 Chattanorga 98 Parris- Is. Mar. bH Wofford 7J Troy Ala.) 76 tOTl . r '1, Ga. Tech 80 North Car. St. 53 Vanderbilt 85 South Carolina 73 Cincinnati. 97 Louisville -74 Miami il'la 79 Florida 77 Memphis St.' 79 Miss. St. 62 Baylor 71 Murray St. 62 Saturday's PreB Basketball Baker 34, Caldwell 3 La Grande 59, Elgin 50 K. Falls 53, Bend 41 Hermiston 64, Pendleton 45 Enterprise 52, Union 30 Ashland 62, Douglas 42 4 Medford 73, South Eugene 57 Crater 57, Eagle Point 38 S rants Pass 52, ttoschurg 52 (tie) Springfield 52, Astoria 43 Ontario 52. Vale 48 North Bend 69. Reed:,port 58 Mosier 60, Wasco 4tt Madras 38, Redmond 18 Myrtle. Creek 54. Myrtlu Point 41 Corbett 59. Cascade Locks 31 Nestueca SO. Neahkahnic 35 Port. Chris. 4, Tilla. ("alh. 41 Mapleton 54. Pacific 43 CPS 92, Linfield 78 St. Martins 55, Pacific 39 Midwett Illinois Si Ohio t'uiv. 79 Michigan 70 Tennessee 60 Butl.T 79' Itt.'i 7J Indiana 89 Mt luit 8.i lowii 62 Oklahoma 49 k Man-oct te 84 Wisconsin 66 Minnesota W Missouri 62 Xo-thwestrrn 78 Boston t'niv. 74 Kansas 9(1 Urigham Young 64 Michigan St. 82 Wyoming Tl Kansas St. 8.1 San I'r.vicisco t2 SOUTHWEST Rice 61 Oklahoma City I'. ji Alkansas St. 67 DePauw 62 WEST OiegM J2 ColcrndoSt V. ?6 Washington 89 lowa'st . 59 OtnH 7S KP. Marys i Calif I 63 I'tah St. 77 Coll. of Pacific 67 California 79 Colorado 46 Oregon St. 03 Nebraska 60 Pies ,0 State 8"i Nevada 53 Cal Poly 59 Idnhi State 58 Whilwoitli (it Western Mont. 78 City of Roiet Tournty Cioiiaja 73 Srn Diego St. 69 "Consolation Manhattan 64 Portland 61 'Finals FOR SOY ' A Buscher Saxaphone Trumpet Trombone We Give S&H. Green Stamps RNEW AGREEMENT SPRINGFIELD, Mass. 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