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ASSOCIATED PRESS
12 Salem, Oregon, Saturday, December 19, 1953
PIN PATTER
By BENW VAtDEZ
HlfTY SERIES BT ACE-OF.
resile asslanee aember
GerUacer Carrier Ca. cm In the Cipitol Mijor leafue is
Fink? HartweU, the "eld Fro" anchor maa of the Karr'i
aid Mtaert entry whe eet new league hiih serlee Wednes
day sight. Flaky pat together fame ( 10, lit. Hi. and
til for blistering 101 series
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W evp. W ywmmimm -
(Spins. Flnky's sssaait ea tne
maples enabled Karr'i to win
fir points from Gerllnger.
Bob White pounded the plni
for a 782 series to no avail as
bis mates (ave bun practically
no help. As a matter of fact,
a couple of them were draf
ting their feet The sweep en
abled Karr'i to move past
Frank Evans The Meadows
team into first place with a
two game bulge. With four
weeks to go in the first half,
there are still four teams
within striking distance of the
leaders and anything can hap
pen. WE HEREBY BEGIN
. SPECIAL FEATURE
A special feature in this
column beginning this week
wlU be the "Top Ten" in av
erages from each house with
the male contingent being featured today and the gals next
week.
CAPITOL
Dick PhlDDS. Major. 200:
Larry Oslund. Major, 188; John Glodt, Major, 187.5; Tom
Brennan, Major, 187.8; Duane Cushman, Comerclal No. 1,
187.1: Tony Vittone. Major. 189:
Jack Olney, Mercantile JioV 1,
No. J, 183; High Single Came, Dean Henderson, zvb; mgn
Series (4 games) Pinky HartweU, 808; (three games) Tom
Brennan, 682.
C-BOWL
John Glodt, Classic, 182; Tony Prudenle, Classic, 182;
Willie West, Clsssie, 178; Hsl Comstock, Clauic, 178; Mike
McFarlane, Classic, 178; Jim Brown, Comerclal No. 1, 178;
Art Upston, Classic, 177, Gene Kltzmlller, Classic, 178; Bob
Price, Clauic, 178; Don Lutz, Classic, 178;Hlgh Single Game,
McQueen, 266; High Series, Len GaUagher, 648.
B B CITY LEAGUE
Howard Smith, 159; Fred Haase, 1S7; Jerry Davis, 1S4;
Lee Dolce, 1S4; Arnle Meyer, 133; High Single Game, Ellis
White, 243; High series, Jerry Davis, 601.
BAB COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Harold Johnson, 150; Herb Neinast, 147; Ed Davis, 146;
BUI Hober, 143; Arch Elliott, 143; High Single Game, Dizzy
Dean, 232; High Series, Herb Neinast, 358.
WOODMAN, SPARE THAT TREE
Making a shambles of the City League Is the Modern
Woodmen team as they have an eleven game bulge over the
rest of the league. An aU female team is rolling in the league
under the Dyer it Sons Insurance banner and doing' right
weU for themselves, too, as they are currently in aixth place.
Mick's Sign Shop is leading the Commercial league with
a five game lead at this time. Both the City league and the
Commercial are ten team loops while the ladies have a four
team league with Randle OU the pace-setters with a slim one
(am lead.
WE LEARN ABOUT DUCK FINS
Anyone who can average 150 In that game has our deep
respect. Last nite we rolled four games with genlsl Tom
Wood, B & B proprietor, and "shattered" the pins for 85, 123,
127, and then went out of control for a 159 game. Tom aays
he'd like to meet the man who can hit his big ball average
on the smaller pins.
This week we salute the Ray & Wilma's team in the
University Commercial No. 1 league who fired a 1034 scratch
game Thursday night and with their 61 pin handicap wound up
with 1095. Bruce "The Dog" Wilberg led o with 178; Or
vlUe Mull checked in with 200; Lyle Diercks rolled 194;
Butch Ireland amashed out a 256 game and Warren "Rabbit"
Miller anchored with 206. A very nice game In any league.
In the same league, Phil Yoder, a 141 average bowler had
one of those big thrills as he rolled his highest game ever
as he chalked up a 228 effort.
HITTING THE TURKEY BETWEEN THE EYES
One ef the oddest tournaments to come to Salem in
manv years is the t- Turkey Shoot at the Capitol.
Nothing to It (ha-ha). All yon have to do Is roll your
ball between the 4 and the ( plna 10 consecutive times
and the house will give you a 12 pound turkey. Costs a
dollar to enter and ao far seven men end two women have
been given the bird by the house.
Winners are Brownie Valdez, Bob Ryan.' Larry Oslund
Id "Big Bender" Logan, Chet Boyce, Ray Gunn. and Larry
Stanley. Female winners after poppa had tried and given up
were Laurel Doerfler and Dot Olney. Any comments, Jack?
John?
Big yuk In the tournament came last night and Roy
Robinson was the victim. Roy
h.lla anit lilt a nln h flrat
try he grabbed his ball and
time, Roy.
Cardinals Host
Silverton Quint
Tonight, Armory
Sacred Heart meet the Sil
verton Silver Foxes tonight at
the Salem armory at eight. The
Cardinals have won four and
lost two thus far In the season
while the Foxes have a 4-1
mark.
Leo Grosjacques' Cards will
probably have a starting line
up of Vince Matt. Clyde Flad
wood, Fred Stash, Jim Bors
berry, and Jim Moriarlty, For
Silverton it will probably be
Larry Copple. Roger Umben
hower, Jim Black, Fred Kaser,
and Gabe Wolf.
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UNITED PRESS
THE-WEEK
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PINKT HARTWELL
. rolls blisterinf lJ
Pinky HartweU. Major, 193
Dean Henderson, Major, 184.4;
184.3; Ed Logan, Mercantile
tried three times.
threw three
hall everv lime After the third
went home. Better luck next
Perrydale Spills
Valsetx, 58-55
Valscti Perrydalcs Pirates
edged the Valsetz Cougars 38
55 here Friday night In a non
league game. Sam Stewart led
the winners with 19. Bob Hel
mer had 22 for the losers. Dick
O'Day had 17 for Valsetr and
Remple had 13 for the win
ners. Valsetz took the preliminary
clash 33-22. In the main game
Valseti led 29-27 at halftime.
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By FAUL HARVEY, IU
Springfield Salem opened
its Big Six schedule here Fri
day night with a 63-56 win
over the Springfield Millers.
The Vikings took their third
straight win of the season with
a third quarter spurt which
put them far out in front of
the Millers.
Bob Wulf,6-4 Junior center,
led the Salem attack as be
poured In 20 points to lesd
both teams in scoring. Wulf
looked good on the backboards
to stop the tall Millers. Jim
Knapp, senior guard, hit 16
points for the night
ine Miners broke into an
early lead but after several
minutes Salem, coached by
Harold Hauk, went ahead for
good. Wulf s five points led
Salem in the Initial period as
they took a 13-12 first quarter
lea a.
33-21 at Halftime
Salem 'upped their lead
slightly In the second quarter
with Larry Springer leading
the attack with aeven points,
mostly in the final minutes of
the half. Les Pakulak kept the
Millers within striking distance
with seven markers and the
Vikings held a 33-28 halftime
lead.
The turning point of the
game came midway In the
third period as Salem poured
it on to sew up the same. Wulf
and Knapp once again were
the sparkplugs with Knapp
gelling eight and Wulf nine
They led 63-43 at the end of
the third quarter.
The 22-point spree included
nine field goals and four free
throws'. MeanwhUe the Millers
coached by former University
of Oregon great, Roger Wiley,
sank 15 points.
Gap Closed at Finish
Springfield closed the mar
gin in the final quarter with
Danny S perry leading the Mil
lers back in the ball game.
S perry hit for four straight
field goals In the last few min
utes, while Tom Burgeois had
five free throws to give them
13 lor the quarter.
Meanwhile the Vikings, with
second-stringers playing moat
ol tne time, were falling down
to eight points, four by start
ers and four by reserves. Phil
Burkland and Herb Trlplett
made the only -field goals.
Sperry led the Springfield
team in scoring with 18. fol
lowed by Bourgeois with 12
and Pakulak with eleven. Gor-
dy DomogaUa, who played an
all round fine game along with
Tom Pickens, had eleven for
Salem.
Salem Jayvees Win
In the junior varsity clash.
Lee Gustafson's Vikings won
61-47 over the Miller JVs.
They led 28-25 at halftime, but
then moved away in the final
half. Marv Rhine led the Salem
JVs with 17 points, while Sa
lem a Marv Strain had eleven.
Dixon had 14 for the loses.
Tuesday night the Vikings
play a return game with the
Hillsboro Spartans at Salem.
Earlier in the season the Vik
ings beat the Spartans 72-63 at
Hillsboro.
SaNal (41
S4 arln,fl.M
n rt rt To it n pi to
Ptktai.
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Wulf.c
UOBIOt ,v
Knapp.
a a un B.i- i i i
III Kirp.f 1111
I 1 10 B'I'ac IIS 12
I 3 USp,frr T 4 4 11
4 4 14 Sqil'rci.i 10S2
Butkl'd.f
0 13 BrowB.f 13 14
1 I TMoori.I 110 3
0 1 OP.kTl r I 3 11
10 0 Whlt'a.c 110 0
0 I 1 Hlhil I 110 1
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Total, II l 11 is Tolala 10 14 II 34
Halltlm Kori: Silcn 13, Sprlaillrld
31.
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laprinur s. wuu s. koipp s: Apriamcid
r"""- l- Sour
eou 3. Miheletch 3.
OlllcleU: Cedy end Flrtelt.
rtalem Jl"e (III 147) Hprlaiflell ll"a
Z'h 4 F 0. bene
'"ley. I F 1. Nome
Jones. 1 c 1, Bite,
Tom. I o 11. DIIOB
Rhine. 17 o I. Ted Dsetl
Reserve. Belem Error S. Snidehl I.
Piee I. atraln 11. end Luby 3. Sprint
field Jeqtiei 4. Stewart S, Belnbridee 0,
Morrli I. Terry Devi, IS. end Riley 1
Helftlme Kore: Aalrm 34, Sprimfleld
.
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Basketball Scores
I By TIM asiocloloa Frees)
oaaoox mar
onai (Ton.) Sft, Bum U.
Cerraius 11. Seaside SO.
Alwaa M. PrtaeeUlo IS.
John Rocen aekeae 41. Pendleton 41
saarsarield II. sm (Ponlead) 47.
Loaeeeelt (Portland) M. Orosnaal 44.
Ulliea-preewsler li. Bead 14).
Baleai 4S. Snrlasflold M.
WiUemette tBssenei II, alcMlanvlUo 10
Cleveland (roruendl as, HlUiaara M.
TVejhlnsloo (Fori I S3. For Mi Oim II.
Madras 44, Tat Dallea 41.
MUwaaale a. Lincoln (Portland) U.
Redmond II. aweet Hom si.
Wy-oeat IS. Ceaeedo C-nloa IT.
Pomu it, jturua 04.
Bele M, DeUotI 44.
Alios M, BddrTlllo M.
John Day as, Bntsrorlee 3S.
St. H4lina Tt. Parkroee IT.
Junct. Oil 13. at. Pranels ftuieae) U
fieiruavrs IS. pnllomata 34.
Ashland TO, minou Valley 41.
Drain M, WaJdport 44.
at, Paul 14. aubllmlty n.
ssosler II. Slsiipta S3.
Cte id. Local 13, DnfUT II.
Unaplol T4, Blanfltld II.
MMtucca 41. NtahaabBt 43.
Browaivllll IT. HalMy II (ovlrtlm),
Taliot 41, Bail rolnt 34.
KfojMwIel. Waaa. 14, Rtmutea IT,
Kilana, Waia. 44. Ralolar 41.
Walubun. Waia. 44. Jaatpa 41.
COLLKOI SCOBSS
NAM Ttirktaral (Saad-ftaak)
Sprlaifllld, Mo. 01, Hamilaa S3.
Bait Texas 10, IlitnoU WailoyaB H.
ra wist
ladltBa 14. Moataaa 14.
Xiniai BUta 14, Waihlaitaii 14,
UCLA 10, DtBTOT 03.
California Tl, Waihlaitea Stato 41.
Wyomtni IS, Hardla-aimmoaa 4S.
Brtihan Tooot Tl, Murray, Kr II.
St. Maryl 01, bib Praaelaoo Stall 4T.
Santa Clara U. Hawaii 41.
Ooaiaia IS. Putcl Bound IT.
Siat'la Onlfiriuy M, Loyola, Los Aa-
a,.
Idaho BtaM TS, Utah Stato S3.
Moatana Stato II, Paclflo Lnthoras N.
Xaitira Onion 11. Soattla PaeUlo 11.
Seuuiira Orison IT, Cnloo stato II.
Waihinctoa JVs M. Caacado Llnoa
(Taeomal 13.
Seittli Buehani Tl, Wilt Waah. 41.
SOUTHWEST
Artioaa II, San J oil stlto IT (OTlf-
tlmll.
Houston TT. Detroit IT.
Texas Christian 71, AbUmo Christian
47.
Lamar Tocb 100. Texas AI la
MIDWKIT
Kentucky Tl, St. Louis II.
Iowa n. Southern California IT.
Oklahoma AAM Tl. Utah 44.
Wichita IS. Collese of the Pacini 41
Belolt II. North Dakota as.
SOUTH
Maryland Tl. South Caroline 41.
Pean Bute 01. American UBlrerolty 13.
Oeorto WaihUuloa 44. WlUlasi and
Mary 13.
Auburn TS, Ooorsla T3.
Alabama Tl, MliilulpBl II,
Florida II, Tempi IS
Florida SUte 74. Stetson Tl.
EAST
Cornell II, Tele U
Tufts Tl, Harvard II.
Albnsht Tl, Bueknell II.
Meuechuiette 11. Vermont n.
Dartmouth II. Colby IS.
Army II. MJddletory II.
Rtusers T4, Princeton 11,
Temple Tl. Lebanon Valley 03.
Wy-Eosf Trims
Cascade 56-37
Wy-East High School Wy
east built up an early lead and
went on to defeat Cascade
blTti 56-37 here Friday night.
T ae game was a non-league af
fair. The Cougars were behind
31-18 at halftime after Wy-east
had ued 18-4 at the end of the
initial period. Fred Warren
had 15 points for the winners
while Nell Kinion had 14 for
the losers. Cascade won the
Junior varsity game 36-28.
decode 117)
Mickey. 1 ..
Klnlon, 14 ..
Wlpper, 4 ..
Brown, I ....
(Ml Wr-leit
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I. Beam
13, Cuntnshem
... IS. Warren
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3. Robert!
Reeereei acorlne: Cueeria i.-...,.
1, Ptluc 4: Wy-Seit Hatfield 1. Bibb S.
J. Wlllieme I, Captain 1, Doone l. T.
William, s.
Helftlme scorer Wy.Sait SI. Cascade
II; Officials Rlnhoat end Smith.
10 High School
Games Tonight
Willamette valley high
school teams will appear in at
least 10 basketball games to
n I g ht s 1 1 non-conference.
Only one to be played in Sa
lem will be Silverton at Sac
red Heart, scheduled for the
Salem Armory.
Only college games will find
Willamette at OCE and Ne
braska at Oregon State.
The schedule:'
Woodburn at Newberg. Sil
verton at Sacred Heart, Seaside !
at Lebanon, Stayton at Sheri-j
dan. Central Union at Dayton,
Bend at Milton-Freewater, As
toria at Corvallis, Redmond at ,
Albany, Prineville at Sweet
Home and Mt. Angel at St. i
I Francis of Eugene. ,
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AfA Tex Whiteman, 6-foot-
" limine faraarri ok.
already has earned two let
ters, is a likely choice to
start for Oregon State to
night against Nebraska and
Monday and Tuesday against
Indiana. Whiteman Is sec
ond highest OSC scorer,
averaging 12.33 in three
games.
Redmond Whips
Huskies, 61-33,
At Sweet Home
Sweet Home A strong Red
mond high school quintet over
powered Sweet Home here
Friday night, 61-33, to hand
the Huskies their fourth loss
in five games.
Tonight Sweet Home will
host Prineville, while Red
mond goes to Albany.
Sweet Home led the Pan
thers only briefly at first, 2-0,
before the taller visitors
showed their class, taking
quarter-time leads of 14-5, 31-
16 and 49-25.
High scorers for Redmond
were the Zitek brothers, Doug
with 16 and Larry with 14.
Close behind was Hartman
with 13. Leading Sweet Home
was Les Birdsall with 10.
In the preliminary, Sweet
Home Jayvees lost to a team
of Sweet Home non-varsity
seniors, 36-30. Bill Lewis led
the Jayvees with 6. Jim Por
ter and Larry Calderon scored
11 each for the seniors.
flweet Rome S1)
Banke. I
Money, I
Ellott. I
Morqulit. t
(If) Redmond
13, Hertmen
l.'Woolhlier
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Rciervea: Sweet Rome Klkel, Blrdiell
i. nturholm s. Daniels 1. Redmond
Eskln 7. Smith I. Jones 1. Pennollov 1.
Officials Anderion and Dcrran.
TIDE TABLE
TUf fr Tuft. Or Ha Par arnber,
IMS
(Compile by TJ. S. CeaH OeedeUe I
Sareey. Pertlsnd. Oroeon)
Btsh Waters Lew Wsters ;
December Time HetshB Time Hetshtl
13:01 e.m.
4:34 a.m.
0:10 p.m.
10:40 s.m.
13:S3 a.m.
11 so am.
1:33 a.m.
13:11 ).
1:10 s.m.
13:11 la
3:00 a.m.
1:40 p.m.
3 is a.m.
3:31 p.m.
4:11 s m.
1 13 p.m.
4 ST a.m.
4:04 p.m.
II
I 30 a.m. 3.1
4 SS p m. -1.4
4 IS a.m. 1 1
1 11 p m. -11
T OO a m. S 3
11 p.m. -OS
1:00 a.m. 13
5 50 I S. -41
1 11 a.m. 1.1
I 33 p.m. 0 0
I S3 e m. S C
11.00 S. 0.1
II II a.m. I S
10:44 p.m. I.I
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SEEN OUR URGE
Springfield, 63-5
Yavama League 'South'
Wins Annual Jamboree
North Marion The South
team won the annual Yswsma
League Jamboree 74-56 here
Friday night as the eight teams
paired off In brief games.
In the first game of the
night Banks and Wiilamina
fought to a 18-19 tie. Sellers
had six for Banks while John
son, Littlejohn, and Salmon all
had four for Wiilamina.
Sheridan put the "South"
out in front for good with a
Mill City Seizes Marion
B Lead, Stopping Gervais
SSABIOM COrKTT B UAOCI
W L Fet W L Pel
Hill City I I l.ooo St. Peal 1 I .500
Oeryala I 1 .ISOSirbUm'ly 1 1 .ISO
Scle I I .ISO Detroit 1 I IH
Jefferson I 1 .ISoChemawa 1 1 .130
Oates I I JOOOSD S 4 000
rrlday'a remits: Hill City Tl. Oman
S3: at. Paul 44, Sublimity IS: Bclo 00,
Detroit 44: Jefferion 11. Oetee 40: Che
auwa H. Deaf School 41 (Thunder).
The Marion County B league
defending champions showed
their stuff in defeating Gervais
75-53 at Gervais to erase any
dispute over first place, for a
while at least
There now is a three-way tie
for second among Gervais, Scio
and Jefferson with records of
3-1. Next league games will
be Jan. 8 as follows: Gervais at
Gates, Chemawa at Detroit,
Jefferson at St. Paul, OSD at
Mill City and Scio at Sublim
ity. Between now and then there
are some non-league contests
arranged: Mill City vs. Sweet
Home B team tonight at Sweet
Home; Mill City vs. Monroe
Dec. 22 at MiU City; Shedd'at
Scio Dec. 31; Salem Bible
Academy at Gervais Jan. 5;
Cascade at Jefferson Jan. 2.
Elton Gregory of Mill City
took over individual games av
eraging leadership with 87 in
four games, passing Herb
Romey of Gates, who has 85.
Next is Al Ward of Mill City
with 74, then Gib Thompson
of Gervais with 62.
St. Paul 'Hot'
Sublimity St. Paul high
school's Buckaroos were red
hot here last night, hitting bet
ter than .450 per cent of their
shots in defeating Sublimity,
54-39. It was a Marion County
B league game.
Sam Smith, senior forward.
led the bullseye parade with
75 per cent accuracy in scor
ing 14 points. His teammate,
George Smith, no relative, led
with 16 points by scoring on
more then 50 per eent of his
attempts.
St. Paul led from the start
over the cold Saints, whose
Ronald Bentz tallied 12 points
and Jim Lewis 14.
Sublimity jayvees won from
their St. Paul rivals, 37-38, in
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25-18 win over the North Mar
lon Huskies with Larry Green
linking 13 points for the win
ners. Drivers had six for the
losing Huskies.
A low scoring third game
saw Yamhill win the only game
for the Nortn as they topped
Dayton Pirates 9-7.
Amity of the South won the
final game 23-10 Over Sher
wood. Merle Stephens hsd si
points to lesd Amity.
the preliminary. Next Sublim
ity game will be Jan. 3 with
Tillamook Catholic. '
St. Fail S4)
Sara Bmlth, 14
Oeo. Smith. II .
Wolf. 1
Uirten. I
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O I. Bell
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BejerToi: St. Psul Prlteh. Vsndeman.
Sublimity Frank 3. V. Rleeterer 1. l
Rlesterer. Klnu. Doerfler, Welter.
Mill City Wins
Gervais Elton Gregory
poured in 27 points to lead the
Mill City Timberwolves to a
75-53 win over Gervais here
last night Mill City now moves
into undisputed first place in
the Marion county B league.
Gervais drops down to second
as it had a perfect record go
ing Into the game.
Mill City moved into a 20-12
first quarter lead and led 41-25
at haltime. The third period!
tally was 52-42, but the Wolves
became red hot In the final
quarter.
Gary Espe had 18 for Mill
City while Al Ward had 17 for
the Timberwolves. Gervais
won the Junior varsity contest
59-34.
MID City (111
(IS) Creels
I, Xepplnser
Oresory. 91
Ward. 11 .....
Carey, I
SSeltlns. II ..,
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O...., 11. Thompion
Crook,
0 14, Use
Official!: Daich and Rider.
Jeff Stops Gates
Jefferson Ted Johnson's
Jefferson Lions handed Gates a
61-40 setback here Friday night
to give the Lions a 3-1 Marion
County B record. Gates now
has two wins and two losses.
Gates led 16-15 at the end of
the first quarter but scored but
one point in the second quarter
to drop behind 31-17. Jefferson
led 46-28 with one period left
in the game.
John Wright, big Jefferson
center, led the Lions with 22
points. Herb Romey had 19 for
the loser. In the Junior varsity
game Jefferson won 44-10.
Gatee (40) (01) Jeffenea
Beans. 0 P 13, Uerlalt
Bernhardt, II ....P. ......... 3. Wells
Romey, II c 13, Wrlsht
Larsen. I ........ .O I, Herers
Vail. I o .. Cotmsn
Reeerree scorlns: JeftereoB Ttefke 4.
Whorton 1, Neel 1. Apeneer 1.
Helftlme Icon: Jefferson II, Oatel 11.
Officiate: Ireland and Lee.
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Reeertes scorlnsr North afarlon BTvia
1. Prelod ! Sherldea Wood 4.
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0. Thompson
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0, Bell
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Sherwood 110)
Shopard. I
Merlin. 1
Joyce, I i
Kraser, I I
Hurdock. S I
Reiervee aeerlns:
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1 Stephen,
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1. Lenharr-l
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Sherwood Edetrom
Turoer 1; Amity Shields X Xnalend 1.
Oillaiae 3. Compton 1.
Albany Wins 5th
In Row, Defeats
Prineville 56-53
Albany Albany added
Prineville to its list of five
basketball victims here Friday
night with a close 56-53 vic
tory. Prineville was only one
point behind at 51-52 late in
the last quarter. -
Dave Shelby, Albany's 6-foot-8
center, fouled out with
four minutes remaining, after
scoring 14. Dean Sorenson was
high with 18 for Albany. .
Halftime score was 33-24 for
Albany but Prineville went on
the offensive in the fourth
quarter, drawing within one
point on Alderman's two free
throws.
Albany will be host to Red
mond tonight. Others defeated
by Albany have been McMinn
ville, Bend (twice) and Toledo.
Albany (M)
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Bhelbr. 14 ...
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Resereei: Albenr SSoore 4, PrlnerU'a
Celn 3. Zlnn 1. rludion 14. Officials
Dsller and Sfeuldlln.
Scio Victorious
Scio The Scio Loggers
downed Detroit SO-44 here Fri
day night for the third Soio
Marion County B League win
in four games. The Loggers led
from the very start and held a
16-9 first quarter lead.
Scio was ahead 26-16 at half
time and led 42-29 with one
quarter left in the game. Ger
ald Vickers of Detroit was the
game's high point man with 17
while Bryant had 13 for the
winners.
The Scio JV's won the pre
liminary 46-33.
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Hopion. S P T. O Relllr
Ledr. 4 .P T. Bedser
Blei. I c 10. Dein
Vlckere. IT O I. Slover
Snyder. 3 0 T. t. Olhion
Reserves scorlns: Detroit Bereeer a.
flelo Novek 4. atrons 3, Jscobian 3,
Bryant 13. R. Gibson 1.
Helftlme score: Bclo 3S. Detroit IS. .
Officials: Sloe end Albrtch.
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