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Newspaper Page TextWashington Whips Webfoots 84-el Oakridge Tips Saints 74-62; Billies Victors Creswell Captures Position in Playoff Division 2 W I. Pet. Pis. Opp. Oakridce 0 1.0-00 575 3M Creswell 5 .1 .1125 447 371 SI. Francis 4 4 .500 444 442 Pleasant llill 3 5 .375 421 451 Elmira -.0 S .000 310 532 Crcswell's Bulldogs, already fin ished with their regular league schedule, claimed Ihc coveted runner-up spot in the District 6-2 bas ketball race Friday night when Oakridge defeated invading St Francis, 74 62. The defeat killed the Saints' hopes of gaining a tie with the Bulldogs, who will meet Junction City third in the District 61 loop Additional Sports Page 5 for a fourth berth in the district tournament in March. Eugene, Springfield and Oakridge already have reached the tourney. In the other game of the league's final action, host Pleasant Hill de feated Elmira, 59-49. Oakridge 74, Saints 62 St. Francis, after trailing through out the contest, climbed to within four points of the Warriors, at 62- 58, midway in the fourth quarter but Center Paul Tuchardt poured in nine straight points to assure victory for Coach Lee Keedcr's lads. The victory was the eighth with out a loss for Oakridge in league competition, the 13lh in a row, and the 19th in 21 starts. Oakridge, with Tuchardt, Guard Bunky Beard, and Forward Allic Clark leading the attack, rolled to a 23-11 lead after the first quarter and owned a comfortable 43-30 margin at halftime. Center Larry Walsh, along with guards Fred Cerkeney and Jerome Poissant, paced a St. Francis comeback in the third period as the Saints closed Ihc gap to 51-44 at the start of the final session. St. Francis continued to whittle Ihc deficit until that four-point def icit when Tuchardt settled the issue. Tuchardt collected 20 points while Beard led all scoring with 22 and Walsh netted 15 for the Sainls. Jim Hancy collected 25 in leading Oak ridge to a 42-41 jayvee overtime victory. Billies 59, Elmira 49 Coach Carl Popoff's Pleasant Hill lads grabbed a 2010 lead afler Ihc first quarter and coasted the rest of Ihe way against the invad ing Elmiras. Popofl substituted freely after k . . x ''.4 Jj fTv I IS pf ::ftmi. WSCB eats Beavers 56-50 PULLMAN, Wash. IIP) Washing- jSugrue and Center Ted Romanoff ton State's Cougars snapped an 11- brought the Beavers within four game losing streak Friday night points, 35-39, late in the tnira per- (ReRlstcr-Guard photo, Wiltshire end.) SPRINGFIELD'S FLOYD BURRIGHT (49) tries going in and under for a shot in Tuesday's Springfield-Eugene game, won by the Axemen 81-58. Burright is being followed by Gene Stott of Eugene while Norm Willoughby (Eugene 26) and Springfield's jack Heacock jockey for rebound position. TIGERS GAIN PLAYOFF BERTH Junction City, Willamette Win Junction City captured the important third-place berth in the District 6-1 basketball race Friday night when the ligcrs (letcatcd their competitor for that berth, University, 56-51 at McArthur Court. The Tigers will now meet Creswell with the winner gaming the fourth district tournament position. In the other Division 1 game, which concluded the 1952 '53 race, Willamette pulled away in the last quarter to de- leat cottage wove bi-ai on the Wolverine court. The hap less Lions thus wound up their district campaign winless in all 10 starts. Tigers 56, Tiders 51 The Junction City-University High battle was just (hat a battle. With a nossihlr- district Innrna. the first period but Ihe Billies had ment berth at stake, Ihe Tiders increased their margin to ,1018 aljand Tigers were really putting out. halftime. Craig Drugan and Jerry) University lost (hree men via Ihe Tiobberson led the way in Ihe third; foul rnule and Ihe Tigers lost two frame as Pleasant Hill continued 'in the last quarter. r,!'1!,, , . ,1 Uni?he', LMe in the third quarter it look.l1nd-Di(.ncs jumpcd in a hi)nR.on. iv 1 1 tl Till-. 7 lf 3 fl at Inn tli ! ai IUa A lair 'IhiaI I v n . -M rf:J! -' v nit mail in iiiu in nuir. widuii finum s I IHC final period. The contest finished league ac-'f'r, ,,,,STRKT "tanhn , , . . t pulsion 1 HI, Prl. I'ts by turning back fourth-place Ore gon State, 56-50, in a Northern Division basketball tilt. It was the Cougars' first victory since they downed the Beavers in Corvallis Jan. 6. Oregon State, failing to take ad vantage of its greater height, nevertheless dominated the first half. But Washington State surged ahead early in the third period on a pair of field goals by forward Bob Swanson and another by high point man Pete Mullins. The basket gave the Cougars a 32-27 lead and they were ahead by no less than four points from then on. Field goals by Forward Jim iod, which ended with the count 42-37. The Cougars nailed down their second victory in 14 division tries by making good on 10 frecthrows in the final period. They led by margins of 4942, 53-45 and 56-47 as they fought on even terms with the taller Beavers on the back boards and made hay out of Ihc three-minute rule for the first time this year. Both teams captured 25 re bounds. Mullins, accounting for 10 of the Cougars' 26 free throws, .led all scorers with 20. Guard Ren Ben nink followed with 11. Tony Vlastelica, Oregon Slate's Huskies Win ND CrJ &ftei- Nn rW t"i i - Ml From AP, UP Services Wiiitmn.f 1 Edward s,f 1 Vlastlca.c 6 Robins, g 3 Toole, fi 1 Shlrtclf. f 1 Sugrue, f 1 RomnofXc 3 IlaliiRii.R (I Jarboc(C 1 Jhnstn. g 1 .IMullliiH.f 5 10 2 20 3 fiSwansn. 3 0 0 6 2 U RclidcT.c 3 4 5 10 4 7Klock,g 2 115 5 211cnlnk.fJ 2 7 1 11 1 3 Mvron, f 0 3 2 3 2 4Uru1rwd. 3 RM'Cants, 2 OGarton.g fl 2 Morgan,! 0 2 'I Kotti titin nlavnffs against the southern znno vo- mw to win their thirclsTra5i 1,umu . :r;ttic-iftn haclfnthall prnwn nnrl nttalirw t 5111 "Oni lieu ! puinis a uiuuoi. -- i -j m for him but more man any ouni Beaver could tally. The box: OSC (50) IB ft v' 'n (st) wsc (r ft lf III Tolals 19 12 23 50 Totals 15 26 12 56 Score by periods: OSC 14 WSC 11 Frcelhrons mtsscd: OSC (7) Edwards 2, Shirtcliff, Whlteman, Sugrue, Toole 2; WSC (14) Myron, Mulltns 4, Render 3, Bennlnk 3, Morcan 2, Klock. 1350 2456 Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Page 8 ; Feb. : 1953 Cage Scores COLLEGE FAR WEST Washington 84, Oregon 67 UCLA 75, Stanford 50 Southern Cal. 68, California 66 Wyoming 19, Oklahoma City 45 Wash. State 56, OSC 50 Montana State 72, Idaho State 65 Seattle 84, Seattle Pacific 57 Whitman 93. Lewis it Clark 82 Fresno St. 79. Sacramento St. 60 Colorado A&M 71, Regis 68 Southern Oregon 60, Cal Aggies 57 San Francisco State 70, COP 55 W. Wash. 69, Puget Sound 68 Pacific U. 90. College of Idaho 78 Eastern Oregon 66, OCE 62 San Jose St. 58, San Francisco 44 Los Angeles St. 73, Pepperdine 62 Los Angeles Loyola 67, Nevada 63 Rcdlands 78, Occidental 58 Humboldt State 66, Chlco State 65 St. Mary's 59, Untversals 56 Pacific Lutheran 62, UBC 51 Wash. Frosh 78, Tongue Pt. NAS 46 Seattle Papooses 93, Seattle JV's 70 MIDWEST Youngstown 69, Carnegie Tech 67 Rio Grande 100, Wllbcrforce 51 SOUTHWEST Texas Tech 79, West Texas 63 SOUTH Richmond 88, Washlngton-I.ee 79 freethrows, McCutcheon connected on another hook, Slick collected two more charities, Ron Sustcllo pumped in a long side shot, and Don Dicnes his twice from the foul line. This outburst, all with in three and one-half minutes, made the score 62-45 and finished off the Glovers. Throughout most of the first half, the visiting Lions set the pace. Ken' Sloan's frccthrow and) Radway's frccthrow put them into i a quick 3 0 lead. Late in the pc-! nod, Slauffer made a frccthrow ...i. .u, trtiii tuiiiiL-i. inc victory Eocene left Ihc Billies in fourth place jSerincfietd while Elmira finished in Ihc cellar. !r""1c"r0", '"y Elmira's Cliff Fisher led all SCOr-1 Willamette Ing with 15 points, while Kohhersnni''01"1" ;rv finished wilh 12, and Drugan netted 10. Ctiard Wendy Ray contributed another sterling floor game for EI mira. Pleasant llill also won the iavvee Ihc rim -shot from Ihe end line to close Ihc quarter at 14-all. Sloan's tipin and Bob Dalberg's bank shot put Grove back in front to open Ihe second session. II wasn't until 1:45 was left in Ihe half that the Wolverines pulled ahead 22-21 on Stistello's one- hander from Ihe kev. Two more was flowing in the game-winning buckets bv Sustcllo and another In direction. The Junctions had led Mt-Cutchcon gave Willamette a 28-2D-27 at Ihe half hut University 22 intermission bulge. nntKc loose us last nreaK ann; . nop in n 1.000 611 42 7 3 7nn 6'5 .rl3 6 4 .600 y,l r,85 4 f .10" 4'r.r 5M . 3 7 .303 52 626 0 10 .000 4h. s;7 game. 43 M. as Jim ISlighton led! quickly went into Ihe lead on Dirk ! Summaries: k 7lt Ik n rf tr s p k; Will .f riark.f Tiirh .r Rrard.s Rnh , Svcn .f E5hnm. 3 S 2 A 4 A in 4 2 t 2 n o 2 fiFtirrrr.f 4 12 lt.n-b .f 4 2(1 WaMi.r 3 22 Vi Crk.R 3 10 Vnlst.x 1 4 Kk Crk.f 2 O Hrown.r Pirk.f Tuskl.f Total ?7 20 l!l 74 TntaH 20 22 23 fi2 Smrp hv quartrr: Oakr'dcr ?.l ift ft 2.1 74 St. KranrN u 19 14 m j Vrrrllinm niUrd' OnKrldcp ll tVillj.irm 2. ( lark. Tmliarclt 7. IVflrcl d, Hohjnn 2. SvrniUrn. St Kran.-I illi lrrr 3. HarbKan, McCutcheon, with a clever var- ;t,. r 1 i 1 TI. !.,: Ti,. -p 1 1 1 'j "i IH"'n (llill Jt I UK ,M1III, UHITU im'imiii 1 iii 111. 1 in- 1 nir iiuii'ilM'll 1 ii r in jj i- . !he lead lo 332!) before Ihe Tigers ?" 5rhcl7 M,'h 1(1 'n adrtH'on to Ltt nfin fcnml , mnkc it 3332, lhon lni. ZXu vrk' T",llnR """ 5 2 3 B iii,.h i 1 a nr "illametle was Sustcllo with I 53 ,1 " i.r' i e " in', ' """ -i.h 17. innage drove, wiin Norm Aheene scoring 13, won Ihe pre- llmin.n. CO At T ante hit field goal, and Stan Ken- i" n' f0' "the Wolves. " yon made two freethrows to pull vr. i.M fC ft pftpini (n f?fi pfip Paulson, f fl S 1 21 I.arspn.f 0 .1 2 .1 4 2 4 in 2 1 12' 1 1 2 .1! 2 4 t 8 0 0 2 0 1 I 2 .1 o a 2 .i pone. Rruce Paulson and Don Lowr- EAST Colgate fi2, Perm State W (over) Boston U. 6fi, St. Michaels Vt) 65 The Dalles HI, Wy'Kast 4R Marshflcld 78. Mvrlle Point 38 Mrdford 57, Grants Pass 39 Hlllshoro 4fi. Ticarri 4 Albany 66, Sweet Home 35 r.rcsnam 60, Tillamook 45 Mllwaiiklc 53, Astoria 49 Orcffon Cltv 6.1. West Linn Rl Central Catholic 56, Columbia Prep 51 Clatskanlc 60, Scappoose 41 Corvallis 52, Rend 42 North Bend 54, Coqiillle 49 Forest Grove 64, McMinnville 48 Hood River 56, Lake Oswego 44 Toledo 51, Sluslaw 46 Dayton 38. North Marlon 34 Newnrrc 52, Bcaverlon 5n Oakrldfie 74, St. Francis 62 SI ay ton 58, Central Union 44 St. Helens 70, Warrenton 67 Culver 66, La pine 32 Ml. Vernon 59, John Dav 48 .lunrtton Cltv 56, Uni HI 51 Willamette 62. Cottace Grove 51 SUvertnn 69, Mt. Ancel 36 Kstarada 46, Sandy 40 Knappa 77, Nehalem 42 Prlnevllle 68, Lakevlcw 45 Madras 49, nurns 43 St. Paul 63, Detroit 38 Salem Academy 51, Philomath 47 MrKenzic 58, Mapleton 55 Dallas 62, Molalla 47 Arlington 55, Fossil .13 Garibaldi 79. Bay City 27 Woodburn 5.1, Canbv 38 WHlamlna 62, Sheridan 60 Powers 52, Randon 43 Banks 36. Amity 33 Seaside 60, Vcrnonia 47 Crater 67, Phoenix 32 Mlltnn-Kreewater 83. I'matlUa 32 Klamath County Class B Tonrnry Consolation Semifinals: Rlv 49, Honama 36 llanely 45, Gilchrist .17 Championship Semifinals: Malln .18. Sacred Heart 35 Chlloquln 66, Merrill 48 I. inn riass B Tnnrncy Sbrdd 5.1. Halsev 45 Harrishurg 52. Scio 47 Portland Jefferson 47, Renson 46 Roosevelt 59. Cleveland 50 Washington 67, Franklin 47 Lincoln 52, Grant 50 e.f ir..r Cerkonev Broun. 'I Fl (it) Hollr.f Fi-hrr.r BowK,c Hav.c Rurh ,c Ward.f Gra ,b Totals . Poissant, uski. fc ft pr ip imi .vn fC ft pr tp 2 2 5 6 Drtit:an,f 4 2 0 10 6 3 2 15 ( iimi .f 3 3 2 0 3 .1 2 9 llohbcr.e 6 0 1 2 1 1 2 .IDIIIpv.k 3 15 7 1113 Parlliic.il 2 14 7 3 2 4 ftCr.-iiiitn.r 12 14 2 1 2 .Mllivln ,( 0 0 10 (rater 1113 Sprac.p 3 12 7 18 13 18 49 Totals 2.1 13 17 59 Score bv quarlrrs: Klmlra 10 8 14 17 49 PI1HS 20 10 20 9-59 the Tifiers up to a 40 3R third quar ter deficit. Paulson, who led scorers with 21. hit for a couple of his feared jump shots afler Jerry Sheets made a layup and a sifter for the Tide and the score was tied at 43- WaUh 2. Kre. ! 43 vr1f in th fin-.1 nnF,A t.. Fra. terkoney .1. froo,hrmvs r(, ;,linpion " (My ahead and then Paulson pushed in a rebound to make it 47-44. Holv Pierce and Nelson made fielders; and Nelson added a frccthrow to1 pivo University lliph its last lead i of the pame. 40-47 with 3 minutes to play. Rill Pollard drove in for a lay in, Lourance dropped one from in close and Pollard calmlv hit I two pifiers to put the Tipers out n'ainers.f I front 53-40. The Tide pulled up to f'oan-f Heacock Paces I'nllanl.r 4 S S !1 llrnnrn.it 2 2!(llJ" If" 1 Konynn.cn S J S Srlwi t I 1 I .1 MlllOr IflflAri limit" j o I ni.,,ron.f (i n n n I'llllnl I II till V tohtKon.t n n (1 npierrcf S I 4 7 ' IVIWI J 7 NrUon.f I II) Harris. s 17: 2 Tomsk Tops Luisetti's Mark USC Upsets Cal; Bruins Tip Tribe So. Division California Southern Cal UCLA Stanford 2 Pet. .6B7 ,55f .556 .222 Pts. Opp. fill; 587 635 557 fi05 587 573 658 Simpson and Center Roy Irvin led the Trojan scoring with 14 each. Forward John Ricksen led the Bears with 13. UCLA 75, Indians 50 Led by dimunitive guard Ronny Livingston, the Bruins ran wild in the first half and smothered Stanford under a barrage of buckets. They led 16-9 at the end of the first quarter and at the half held a 38-27 advantage. Livingston dropped in seven push shots from the floor with a frccthrow for 15 points in the first 20 minutes. A terrific Bruin defense which Coach Johnny Wooden cooked up for Ron Tomsic, Stanford's ace scorer, slowed Tomsic slightly but wasn't enough to keep him from setting a new all-time Stanford season scoring record. Tomsic had 451 points going in to the battle, and the 16 markers he picked up gave him a total of USC got off to a 9-2 lead in the 467 to break the old mark of 465 By United Press Trojan forward Ken Flowers sank two crucial last minute, free throws Friday night at Berkeley University of Southern Cali fornia defeated league-leading Cali fornia, 68-66, to remain in the run ning for the Southern Division basketball title. UCLA's Bruins also stayed in the race as they defeated Stanford, 75-50, at Los Angeles for their third victory in a row over their northern rivals. USC 68, Bears 66 California led most of the game but yielded in the final four min utes, chiefly on fouls which gave the Trojans the advantage from the frccthrow line. The Trojans sank seven of them. The victory was tougher than the score iiidicainH Oregon, led by its fine center diet Noe w : - -i. i. ,. '."w uasr,, u inng inciirst three 2 The scorn at (i,. l.,:,Fi r '""""Stun. Noc did. a great HPt..,. on Washington's All.Am.T in """""-'SI, 8. Points, second I, , this season v.. Drain, Elkton i 1 iWin in Tourney first three minutes of the game, but the Golden Bears came back to lead 18-14 at the end of the initial period. California led 36-31 at the half and by the end of the third quarter had only a 52-51 margin. Forward Ed Simpson and Guard Chct Carr led Ihe third period rally for the Trojans, Simpson get ting five and Carr sinking for six. Rooks Defeat Druggist Quint CORVALLIS Coach Paul Val f set by the great Hank Luisetti in 1938. Summaries: USC (68) (66) CALIFORNIA flower, 1.1 F . Albo Simpson. 14 F . 13, J. Htckscn Irvin, 14 C . . 9, MrKeen Welsh, 10 C. 11, Mathcny Carr, 11 G 10, Ricksen Quarter scores: USC 14 17 20 1 7-68 California 18 18 16 1466 Subs: USC Ltndley, Thompson 2, De- Drain and Elkton gained berths in next week's Douglas County B basketball tournament at Glide by capturing victories Friday night in tho North Douglas sub-county tour ney at Drain. Elkton claimed a 41-35 verdict over Yoncalla, while Drain came from behind in the final quarter to beat Oakland, 36-33. The two win ners and the two losers will tangle Saturday night. ELKTON 41, YONCALLA 35 Ron Hcnderer's long field goal a few seconds before halftime put Elkton in front to stay, 20-19. Yon calla had led, 12-8, after tho first quarter but Elkton moved back in front, 16-14, midway in the second period before falling behind again Elkton held a 32-28 advantage at the end of the third quarter. Hendercr garnered 13 and John Beckley 12 for the winners, while Don Vest tallied 15 for Yoncalla. DRAIN 3G, OAKLAND 33 Dave Swcaringcn staged a one- man show in the final quarter to assure victory for Drain. He broke an Oakland stall with three min utes to go and added six points be fore the final gun. Oakland, leading by 29-28, began its stall early in the period and kept possession until Swcaringcn stole the ball and dashed down court for a lay-in. He added two freethrows to give Drain a 32-29 margin but Dale Marshall countered with a fielder for Oakland. Drain's Dick Joslyn and Oak land's Gary Blaylock traded a field er apiece before Swcaringcn hit again from the field for the final margin. I Joslyn led Ihc winners wilh 12 while Swcaringcn had 11 and Mar shall netted 9 for Oakland. Summaries: Groot 2, Rcllly, Lucr 2: California Tambcrg 9, Gray 2, Orccnteaf 4, Mnser. Hit A IN (36) Voslyn, 12 . K . Weaver, 4 F.. LaGrander, fi C. D. SwearlnEen, 11 G.. V. Swcaringcn, 2 G.. Quarter scores: Drain .. Oakland .- .. (33) OAKLAND 4, Bullock 9, Marshall 7, Bcecroft 8, Blaylock 5, Bcahn 10-36 733 Subs: Drain Anderson 1. Officials: Dick Rarlell jinrl Rin nh. (7S) rri.A Ins. STANFORD (50) Carlson, 3 F DeLnnn, 4 K Lawlcr, 13 C Tomsic, 16 G Suzdalcff,3 . G cnli's Oregon State Rooks posted Stanford .... their 16th victory in 17 starts here; ucla Friday night, defeating Every-! Subs: Stanford Zaninnvlch 4. Lock, hnrlv's llnin of Rni.n stain 1 1""- Culberson. Morely, Epperson, AAU finalists last yean 56-52 in a s'teinman. cmX iinr i i .T 3' ! .H 4; Yoncalla 14 Moore EI KTns '" 14. HiMer!"0'10' '2 .... 20. Llvincstonl""r,hu1' 3 Losan Srott. 5 """" Gill. 5 - 9 18 15-50 -.16 22 18 1975 Quarter scores: Klkton Yoncalla F ... F .. C ... G . G .. game that was close throughout.. Scoring honors went to the two centers, Mel Strcelcr of Ihe Drug men and Swede Halbrook of the Rooks, both with 17 points. The count was 16-16 at the end of the first quarter, the Rooks held a 30- 25 halftime advantage, and score was tied again, 41 end of the third period. Yales 2. Alsop S, Bice. didate Bob Hubrc''- jeasori. Noc's elfe. No. Division w i . Washington i. i r, Oreson ."I;.. s ', Idaho 6 5 Orcuon Slam i ; -S It Wash. State ."".2 i -S ' him out of the can,. thrfi'la,1lX'?i"U,es'M half drive. He scored 17 , . Thc victory, Washing!,,! in a row and 23rd o the against only one loss, , affair. Noe was hifih for Orej,, Ken Wcgncr 10. With its chief cunner k,u almost his low for the s. Washington called on ii, range artillery to salt dJ 13lh straight division trlj UCLA held Big Bobby, y uragc is io.o lor trie season, iiuiius in an cany game. A lurnaway crowd ol ll,ffi wusnuigion ennen the cron earn ine contcrcnce title berth against the southern di: winner. Not until Noe bowed oat sonal fouls with seven miur play remaining could Wifa break away for a really safe At tnat moment Washingto: leading bo as. Oregon made it battli through the first hall and by only one point, at 37-36. cess. Up to that time, the had changed hands four lis: the count was tied on three sions. Oregon never led tr than three points, holdinj edge three times late in tie ing half. Third-rnnked nationally it: eraling under a vow to r: their contcrcnce games, Iff ton's Huskies were running ing temperature when ther back out for thc second Quickly they boosted their kil 45-37 and thc Orcgonuis once in thc entire second could pull as close as three lloubrecs got nine ol points after Noc had fouled The Huskies, third rate lionally, will meet the mc: , . the Southern Division in i . ' '"V 'a.iiof-threc series in Seattle J I, Bnwen 6-7, and 9 if needed, for the " A?,d"iT.1!i! ference crown and I berth: 7, Hudlsnauser i . .... , is, Vest I NCAA Western Regional! jvallis, March 13-14. 12 12 9 4tl They'll Iry to make it Htt 12 7 9 7 35 homo flnnr Saturday nitht ' across Ihc stale at fwim Georgia Araujo Tops DeMarco NEW YORK ttn Matchmaker Officials; ; Ins. Dick Bartell and Bill Rnb- 0SC Quint to Play In Hawaii Tournev rnnirATiip - - u- - - and the; Billy Brown designated young Geor-! sn Slate Co leeeirVorhTir """M 41. at the'gia Arauio lightweight challenger, Sffi IZ 1 7&W Saturday because of his split 10-' Hnnnlnl,, i .uf, 1 .1 " .Llor,ti"Jh f i r, u ni. ti in..-. i7 . i jkni.i ;... : i""' annual ::,... . . vtinvii imu jKiiiiMiuii CiiiL-iiu, ivuiiii .iv-Li.Muii ti.ur rauuy uc.iiar- Hawaiian invit.itw.nal lnll.nl.ni .r-"' ntlintel. favored to pain a slat, rn Ihp 'Rrnnklvn Rill.-.nnat " hn r- 1. c-i. .... Washington State Cougan gun for their third league thc close-out o( their tn: rerics with Oregon State. VN. (84) left pftpdil 01I( MTtarv.f 6 5 3 ISStmil.i I ' M Ctchn.f 2 3 1 7 nliori-l ; Hllbrss.c 5 8 .1 3 Clllntl. ard.f KNoe.e I i rHmindf I : 3 nwtrll 1 4 IZFinuaf 1 (l 4IIiJ,( 1 I 1 njohnjn-f -1 (iBrtnmii-elt A 0 Cover. I 1 Pur. I ' in Ihe closing minutes. den. i bcaf fans Ic " . I " MM T ! The 22.vrar.oM oo,U.e l"pa"!L ,hC,C, Sfil" ,. : Prnvirfpnro HI nni.knv.H r,.i,i.. rf n- r..i.:. .,. ' . "'I w..hmsion ...II HI5! eonsistcnUy Friday nght .nHan inuani mm ai nmes m their na-i wards. Dannv fnhn.i t land 2. itac: tionally televised and broadcast ' Vlastelica and John .larboc, L'.ROVfl. Rnwlcrdles! Am.rmi Mar. """I- Arauio, 133' 4 pounds, had thc BOWLING 4ms7on Mur- Tnderwood 1S8, Helen Dick- 2, Hallr 2. 5 OShepU.f l.anc.f rrjon 461) 3, Lnwcll Oil 1; VFW (L. hnltni- nt ihn .. u u ,. strtton m. Lots Hritkon 4i?t a , cUcr, ,hc milling when he could Stewart's Beautv Shop 1: Lane-Portland US US-pOUnd Opponent at long 'Crrni.rarS'Tr C- hFn ne,C0Uld berlane Lumber IShlrlev Rocrs 1531 4. (" 5 rusnes and Spear him With Euccne Overall Laundry (Millie Lane left jabs or knock him back Onto m' "' "is heels with solid left hooks. EIT.ENF. RECRE ATIOV McKenrle: ' But when Paddv's headlong rush McDonald Candy KJrne Miller 2.15, Sdfit c ninnerl tho fae ctonn;nn n 4. Medo-Und 0: Bervvvn Lumber 3. Bill Plnn "1C fast-stepping PortU- Ros may Hoffman 21)5. 565i i; irrica- guesc .Negro from Providence , m r.quipmcni vine n. ..lonlcomery , against inc ropes or n corners Ward (Boh I repn 1711 40Q T.ri Thnm ! -u'llCr.S, son 1791 I: Wiutlsh Truckers (Rahe Mil , 499. led Thomp- ncMarco'. enml.ij ..j ; V. ' """" I". "'"-dlHl-nOOK Tolals 16 JO if) 56 Tolals 17 17 24 51 Score hv quarters: lnlver-iilv Itinclion Cltv n n ROSKBURG Coach Stan Wil n I liatnson's Springtield Millers ral lied in Ihe second and third lor im, son 4, sons ol Norway 0; irri- altack gave Georgic the worst of it callon Equipment Two 4. American "I'm askinff nrnmm.t n x- ' Lesion (Jim Holm 207, 4S8i 0. . . ashlng promoter .Mm Nor- Social: nuffalns (Ray 12 15 13 It -51 15 14 9 18-56 Ereelhrow. mli.cd: .luncllnn ritv (I6. rniil.nn 4, I ce. t.owrancc 7. r..l tard 3, Ken. on. Inlversllv ilS.-R. v. L..ren 3. Ncl.on 3, Tierce 4. Harris 4, Hcnnen 3. Schmalc t. Odlctals: rcie Ta.lor. Boh Shisler. I hack riS lo match Aranm .. ill. l : Hoffman IM. . " ' .iioiu iu w periods here Friday night to turn ;'; 1!"' 1 'I,' r,r n i ,, r ,.np ",lp " Ihc Roscburg Indians 64-57 ,: Dcers .Art shafincr Vim, Z n -". '.. ""'"nmaKcr non-league basketball game. I (r.cortc nrinkwaier vui n; roucars ; " nc APW York c"m .,., ... . ,i!lK('" Dickenson 219. S27 3. Panthers t..'..u..iK. ...in ... t..nLII .enras marry (.arrett 193, 5o6 3, Reamer hitting from outside, look i Titers 1. IK.IO lnl in Ihn flrct n.,.n. ... .... in .... in.--. .ii.ai.Li, Tlxtni-tt tt.1t- Tl...... tl .. mission has approved r.onroio a logical contender." lead in the first quarter. feed-passes 5S," "red lltt'l Tl... n but the Millers started hitlinp Firestone dm. Hannu 2ir. Will Neff rOUr-btar Mflf Shnvu s fuel fl; Anrn Chemlral A. . r.-i ci ,. -.i. , ,n , nurKC, ...-.n nun h iiHimii .inc. in srrnnns , pmh K to co but Kenyon madp two frco- .k throws and Taulson hit another to ,nUt'l win the game. Mia.e.e The rnivorMty R squad squcccil "en x Freethrows nil.sed: Elmira (1.11 1 Fl'hrr 4. Bo.vl.bv 3, Btichlcr 2. Ilrav 4. PHHS 1 1. DniKan 2. Ilobt.cr.on 2. Dlllev 5. SpraKue 3. Darllne 6, Officials: Williams and Smalt. j Ramblers Split Two ! Willamellr Vallcv Nah Ram blers of Kugcno defeated Moll-1 roe's best lown team, 2P.-28. l"ri- d,iy night hut dropped a 4RH!) do- w:ll U' e.7 re CI eision to Monroe high. Rambler! Wll-Ml bl --wrOve 51 Ron Hall led Ihe viclory wilh VI ' A -s,ri'"- (,f 1(i consecutive points points, while .lack Kessling tal-,in fourth quarter enabled the lied 10 as Rob .lensen led thci " ""vermes to break up a tight out a 4948 victory in Ihe prelim. Knnwllon of Ihe Tide anil Marvin I'leMier for Junction each made IS points. 4 McCul 3 tl Suslel .f 5 2 Stauf..e 4 3 Sllck.s 3 17 Plcnos.ff 0 2 Thomp.r fl 2 Martin.f 3 7 (lulllrk.f 0 2 Splnk.c 2 1 -lenscn.ir Foster .5 Snrinofiolrf rranK 210, ,W .1, IDOF ; Miles Springtield 7S 3, Willamette Nash men Halstcad Sport Slate At Armorv Saturrlnu M Szasz and Kurt Von Poppi .lack Heacock with tin ft ii pf ip win (6;) irftpfiplhat gave the big l;- center points on nooK ann uimn ihh. 5.sni i: snr ncf e d ricaner. irhii. J 'J shots. Springfield was ahead 26-24 s-i"ik,.v 202. 3221 2. Norihcaie Homes 2. heim meet in the leading 1 11 at naiitime ann strctctien ine ari J vantage to 41-31 going into Ihe fi n nal period. J 0 Racken scored 1!) points for Ihe 2 J scalped Indians. 1 0 SI'RlNCKIEI.n (6I (SI) ROSKnl RC 19. Barken ... .6. Parting 2. Gilbert 16. Bramer ..... . 7. Carter en- match of Totals 17 17 23 51 Score hv quarter' t'ottace f.ro.e Wtllamcllc - Pakulak. 12 Totals 23 21 23 67 Brown. .1 ltcarock. 26 W llloushb. . o , BurrUhl, 13 tl 6 17 12-51 14 14 17 22-67 Jlonroc preps with 12. Toledo 51, Siuslaw 46 TOLEDO Toledo defratrd Siu slaw of Florence here Friday night. icll Raduay hit two baskets making contest lor a comfortable victory. At the close of thc third quarter, thc Bethel club led 45-39 and Ihen Willamette's Dale Stauffcr tossed in three points while Grove's Ixiw Free throws nl.ed: Cottnce drove (Mi-Sloan 3, Burce 7, P.nrh 2, Rad. wa.. .Smith 3, Haves 7. Willamette (2ilt -- MrCut. hcon 3. Sttstello, Stauffcr 2. Dicnes, Thompson 4, Spink 2, Jensen 5. Officials: Fred Adams, Curt Lnckey. Quarlcr scores; Sprlncflcld Roscburs 16 ?361 !6-57 Subs: Sprinsflcld Bourseosls. Lin coln I, Coffelt. I.ea.ltt. Cronk, Ward: Rosebure Booth 2, H. Backen. Crabb. Parmenter 3, Pallex. Sanders, Danchon 2. j Officials: Reucker and Parker. SATIRDAT Basketball Salem at Fticene, 6 pm. Trlancle Lake at McKenrle. 8 p.m. Mapleton at Mohawk. 8 p.m. Ollde at Crow, R p.m. Willamette at Ro.enurff. Junction City at Redmond. no..llnf State Women, Recreation. Wrestling Armory Arena, (130 p.m. Eugene Shoot Sunday The Kugene Gun Club announc- 51 46, although indi.idual scoring ihe counl 4843 and settinc ihe cd Saturdav a merchandise shoot honors went to thc losers Wrsl Ma-go for the noint slnnir. ilo he held at the local trap grounds St.niffer's whirl shot, and John i Sunday, starling at 10 a.m. There McC'itrhcmt's corner li..n- started v ill lie tho osu.il program of han- ((. Then Lowell Slick mule I '.o dic.ip. Ki.ard targets and doubles. Strahn with Jf. points. Skip Chris tiansen paced Toledo with a 15 point pcrlormatu". .....loir- main event on a four star wrestling program at the Ar mory arena Saturdav night. Von Poppenhrim, returning here after setting an enviable record, was turned down for a match against F.nc Pedcrsen. who has promised to meet Ihe winner. In the other part of the twin headlincr. Head butting Don Kin drcd. the eastern Negro, meets Gino NicolinL The semi-final matches Steve Novae against Buck Weaver, and the opener, getting under way at 8:30 p.m., will be a dynamic skirmish between Henry Lcnz and Dale Kiser. B HICKEY-FREEMAN CLOTHES McDonald Theater Bldg. Carburetor Service Parts & Service CLARK BATTLRY & KI.KCTRIC CO. IM! . (tin Ave.. Thone 4-3310 Rain Bird & Buckner spiUNMms I" V THF.SF, SPRINKLERS WHERE THEY STOCK THE PARTS Portnhle Irrigation Co. " OC.I.F ST. Tx.msK u N I V. OF W A S H. 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