Sittings toecai Stem f or
Mill City One Game From
Perfect
MAIIOH COUNT
Mill Oltf I J.eOO Jelfsnon 4
cm I 1 .ISO eJubllmitr 3 I
Oerrals ,U0cnmw t
St. Paul t I .625 Detroit I 1
dates I .SitosD
Remits Tuesday: Uiil Cltr tl, Detroit
66; Jefferson 8B, Chsmaw IT: Osreals
3, OBD 34; Bclo it, 8t. Paul Ml Oelei
41, Oubllmllr 43.
Defehlng Champion Mill City
is within one game of finishing
the first Kali of Marion county
B league play without' a efeat
after last night's tremenous 98-65
trampling of Detroit
The Timberwolvei have won
eight games and 10 of 11 for the
season, losing only to Stayton
in a non-league opener. The 68
points gives Mill City an average
of 07 points per game.
Friday night will find Cbemawa
at Mill City, Sublimity at Oer-
vais, Deaf School at Sclo, Detroit
at Jefferson and Gates at St,
Paul. Both Sclo and Gervais are
favored to win Friday to remain
tied for second.
Mill City Routs
Detroit, 98-55
DETROIT Mill City gallop
ing Timberwolves included a
36-point fourth quarter in their
52-point second half to trounce
Detroit, 88-55, in a Marion Coun
ty B game here last night
Mill City, who pasted an 86
60 defeat on the Deaf School re
cently, now has averaged 67
points in 11 games thia season
and is the unbeaten league lead
er. Vltnn flrmanrv rtmieH fhrnllfh
30 points for game honors, scor
ing 13 in the first half and 17 in
the second. Gerald viccers can
ned liS for Detroit
Ouartertime scores were 22-11
46-18 and 62-36. Mill City won
the preliminary, 63-34.
Milt City (II)
El. Greeory (30) F
Ed. Gregory () T
wrd C
Carer (17) O
(55) Detroit
(5) Hopson
(8) Bowers
(10) iJdy
(1) Hlce
Crosier (7) d
(15) VlOceri
Reserves ecoring: Mill City Mill
ing; (S). Crook (J). Thomai (7);
Detroit Snyder ((), Ketchum (8).
Official!: Andtrton and McNitt.
Mill City 22 4S 2-M
Detroit 11 II 38 M
Gates Triumphs
Oyer Sublimity
GATES Herb Romey and
John Bernhardt compiled 34
points together to lead Gates
to a Marlon County B league tri
umph over Sublimity .nere last
nigni, o-4j.
Homey hit 18 and Barnhardt
16, as Gates came from behind
in the third quarter for the win
which gave Gates a tie for fourth
place. Quartertime scores were
8-5 Gates, 26-20 at the half for
Sublimity and 35-32 for Gates.
Dave Parrlsh accounted for 17
Sublimity points. The prelimi
nary was won by Sublimity grade
schoolers over Gates 27-14.
nates (41)
Bernhardt (18) T
Devin (2) T
Heun (4) C
Romey (IS) O
Larson 18) O
(43) Sublimity
(17) Parrlsh
(81 Sullivan
(31 franks
17) Rentl
18) mil
Reserves scoring: Gates A. Vail
(8). Officials: Evans and Valder..
Gales - 2 4
Sublimity - S 28 32-43
Gervais Tromps
OSD by 83-34
Gervais Union high school rani
up its highest game total of the
season with a Marion county o
victory over Oregon School for the
Deaf, 83-34. here Tuesday.
The Cougars potted 25 points in j
the fourth quarter, hitting a high
percentage of shots throughout by
shooting over OSD's zone dclensc.
OSD was not hitting up to par.
Don Relllng, a forward, account
ed for 24 Gervais points and Gary
Espe and Gib Thompson added 18
and 12, respectively. For the los
ing Panthers, Ron McCann notch
ed 11 points.
Quartertimc scores were 22-8. 42
16 and 58-2fl. Winning the prelimi
nary were the Gervais jayvcea. 54
32. Bob Snhlcr scored 17 for OSD
and McCall 13 for Gervais.
nervals (8.1) (31) Ileal School
Krppinrrr (111 F.. il.li Mrl'ann
Larev (01 F . . (2t Th"iniMit
R-llln oti C.. Hi Msvnard
Tompsim ilZl .... ; ... mi I, -win
Van IIS, f 1 .a, 1 1 . h
Reserves ecorlns -nervals Rets!
Ml. HIIII (61, Srolrctrr 111, lnlc.M
I2l. Rrhinrilrr (11. R. hcpiiner 141
Deaf School -Whittle ill. (llllrl.il..
D.ver and Zllo.
Scio Outscorcs
St. Paul 49-39
SCIO Fclo slaved up in see -
ond place with (Jervais by beat -
Ing St. Paul, 43-39, here Tuesday
in a nianon i-ouniy o league lra -
cas.
From 20-20 halftime knot,
Brln (lliorl 90 nninlt in iha IhtrA
quarter for a 40-31 lead and both Powerful Oregon State is next
teams slowed down to the finish, on the Vandals schedule and both
The unrelated Smith boys, teams pennant chances will be at
George and Sam. were high for stake In the Friday-Saturday
St Paul, George being game topi ! scries.
with 18 and Sam getting 13. For Oregon Stale and Oregon cur
Scio, Jim Daln hit 11. rently are tied at the top of the
winning inn junior versus pic-
I'-i vmi Sclo, 39-21
' rt Paul J
8. f:mlh 1131 .... F .
V.tni-'-mme ill . F ,
Kir:cli 161 C .
'.. Smith (18) ... O .
Merten (4 . (J .
Reserves scorini:
. 181 (ilnton
Sclo Jarobeon
8. Stewart
fcrivens.
8. Officials:
4 ...
Ml I
Gervais vs. OSD
Deaf School at the OSD gym last
Panthers, 13 34. Alto in view,
of Gervais; Delvin Thompson
OSD, Jack Reic of Gervais (No.
Riggi.
Cascade Atop Capitol
League After 3 Games
CAPITOL MtAQVI
Cascade 1 0 1.000 Bsc Heart 1 1 .800
Stlrlon I 1 .8(17 Phllomth 1 J .333
Central 1 .997 sal. Acad. 3 .ooo
Results Tuesday: Central 63. Blaston
Philomath 47, flalem Aeadetnr 46. Cas
cade at Sacred Heart scheduled, tonltht.
Cascade rece'ved an assist
Central Union high school last
night and now Cascade stands
alone on top the Capitol lcogue.
Tonight Cascade will play at Sac
red Heart In a league game.
Central upset Stayton. 52-49.
to put Central and Stayton in a
two-way tie for second place. In
the other Capitol contest, Philo
math emerged from the cellar at
the cxpenso of Salem Academy,
47.46.
Central Upsets
Stayton 52-49
STAYTON central high
school slipped a defeat over on
Stayton here Tuesday night, the
first in three games for Stayton
in the Capitol league, 52-49.
Central proceeded from a 47-
47 tie in the last two minutes for
the victory over Coach Joe
Jefferson Rally
Spills Chemawa
CHEMAWA Jefferson out-
scored Chemawa 45-9 in the
fourth quarter to eke out a Mar
Inn County B league victory, 69
57, here Tuesday night.
Chewama s Indians led at quar
ter rests, 19-15, 31-29 and 48-44,
before fading under the 25-polnt
assault of John Wright of .letter-
son. For the Indians, Charles
Tellier was high with 18.
Chemawa won the prelimi
nary, 48-40.
Jefferson (SI)
Marian I Si T
Well (31 r
Wtllht (28) C
Nral 101 .. f!
Cotman 1 121 . O
Reserves scorint:
(37) Chemawa
(111 Umptut-n
.. lISi Tellier
(8i Laplanle
... lioi Morin
Hi Swllsler
Jetl.ixon Haw-
kins l!2l. Chemawa
ISI. Officials:
.. IS 2fl 44-sn
... It 31 -37
Alhrlrh and Bates.
.teffereon
Chemewa
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OSC Series Coming Up
NORTHERN division
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Tuesday Results
Idaho 71. Washington Slate 53
(inmra This Week
Friday
Stale
and Saturday Oregon
at Idaho; Washington at
Oregon.
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.Vandals brushed aside Washington
1 Stale 71-53 Tuesday night, clear -
ing tho way for makr-or-break
Northern Division basketball
i. h... ,L J
si.mmngs hut Idaho moved within
half a game of the lenders with
si srto !T,,r"lay night's easy victory.
. (Si Wiley j The Vandals emphasized loam
"'film ip'v ln ,h mwting with the Cou
T (3i 'i stover iSr from Pullman and. after
SIOW S Sr!. It n.url off Thnv u-ere
Le'e a'Sd hMd my -H Ih nd of the ', Rrn.rt" 'J K1- Mr
Lee ana ,. . ; . . , , . ( ants 4 Idaho Melton. Morrison.
I nrsi quarter hut led 34-25 at the i Mnnsnn J. rntton.
ahead nnlu ll.io .1 ih. .-j" ( h.. i
Half Slate
Robert Rlggi, Gervais forward, gets
off a high hook shot against the
night as Gervais defeated the
left to right, are John Inlow
of OSHD, David Maynard of
), Tom Whittle of OSD, and
Boyle's quintet. Central led at
the rest periods, 18-11, 30-22 and
3933.
Gerald Freeman made 13 for
Central and Save Neitling 13 for
Stayton. Gordon Brunk netted 11
for Central.
Winning the junior varslety
opener was Central, 4543.
Central (82)
Johnson (8) ......
Brunk: (11)
Freeman (13) .
Nelson (3)
' (49) Stayton
...F (13) Nettling
...F. (10) Nellson
..C (9) Gohi
,..C (10) Mlnten
...O (7) Wallet)
rratzke (10) .
Reserves scoring: central Haser
man 17). Officials: Williams and Hull.
Central , IS 30 3D 82
Stnyton 11 22 33 48
Philomath Tops
Salem Academy
PHILOMATH A fourth-quarter
Salem Academy effort fell
short here Tuesday night as Phil
omath gathered a Capitol league
victory, 47-46.
The decision raises Philomath a
notch from a cellar tie to fifth
place, leaving the Crusaders all
alone. Philomath led from the
start, at one time holding a nine
point bulge before the Academy
closed the gap. With 10 seconds
left a Crusader took one last long
shot which hit the ceiling of the
small gym.
High for Philomath was Scarth
wilh 14. Virgil Kadcnrecht had
a cool 18 for the Academy. The
Crusader jayvees won the pre
liminary, 3B-28.
Salem Arldemy (48) (47) Philomath
Ainster tsi r - ill) Learn
Wallare (81 F . 18) Lorain
Rrhreder (7) ... C (SI Vincent
Fadenrarht (IS) O (14) Sctrth
Phillips (8) . . G (7) Kemp
Reserves scoring: SBA Dalke 111.
Slalem Academy . 4 22 28 48
Philomath 10 23 J7 47
MAY SUCCEED FF.SI.F.R
MINNEAPOLIS W The Uni
versity of Minnesota will name
George "Butch" Nash. 38, as head
football coach to succeed Wes Fes
lcr. Frank Buctel predicted Tues
day nisht on his television pro
gram. Buctel is sports director for
, half and pulled eallv awav In
Ihe final periods.
' WSC's Bill Itchdrr set Northern
Division records. He drew Kt fouls
and made good on 16 trips to the'ler conditioning of Ilrarcuh cag-
r il,.A... : ,-!. v.. .- . . , .
free throw line. Chet Nno of Ore-
gon set the previous record for
freo throw attempts, getting 19 In
a 1933 (in me. Roy 1'flugrad of
Oregon Slate and Bob Peterson of
Oregon shared the former record
for completions. Pflugrad hilling
14 in 19:18 and Peterson equalling
the mnrLr in 101
uh.ir ih ii, '.rin ta.-
with 24 points for the evening".
Dwight Morrison topped the Van-
trials with 18.
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4 7 1 IS
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Rrhctcr.c 4 18
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Melton.f
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Molisn.c 8
Garten. f S
Fslssh.s S
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Totlen. I 0
liuhl.i.f 1
I.htdee.e 0
Fnlton.c 0
Suther.ff t
Mnnin.l 1
Nelson? 0
PodrU I
Snsim.s 0
a j
8 4
1 IS
S 0
Kloi-K.l I
lodee.l 2
Aiken ( 0
MCsnle.c I
Hanks. g 1
Polsy.r 0
Klenn.r 0
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Tolsl 14 J.S 17 S3
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Tolal IS II 17 71
13 Jl SI IS- 71
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Free thimie mluiS
Va?h. State -
Be-inink. Rehder 10.
Wulf Gets
21 Points,
TriplettU
By PAUL HARVEY", HI
Salem high turned on the scoring
drive in the third quarter to far
out-distfnee the Lebanon Warriors
and then went on to beat the War
riors 71-44. Harold Hauk s Vikings
scored 21 points to seven for the
Lebanon squad in tne third period
to sew up th game. It was a non
league game.
Junior center Bob WuU and sen
ior guard Herb Tripled led the Vik
ings to their seventh win in ten
starts, wulf came through witn 21
to nab high point honors for the
game while Triplett scored 17 in
the two quarters he played.
The Vikings took an early lead
but Lebanon came back to take
the lead 10-8 with four minutes left
in the initial quarter as Siegnor
sank a field goal. A minute later the
Vikings took the lead hack ana
want on to hold a 20-14 first quarter
lead.
Third Quarter Solum
A field goal and a free throw by
Malcolm McBride early in the sec
ond quarter put the Warriors back
into a 24-22 lead. Then Salem came
back with slightly more than two
minutes left in the half to taka the
lead or good on two shots from the
floor by Wulf. Triplett had ten mar
kers to lead Salem in the second
period.
The Vikings came back on the
floor in the final half to run away
with the game as Triplett and Wulf
led Salem to a M-38 third quarter
lead. Before the Warriors, coached
by Bob Kane, could score in the
second half, Wulf hit two field goals
and Gordy Domogalla and Triplett
each had one for eight quick points.
Not until late in the quarter
could the Warriors get a field goal
as til bottom fell out of their
shooting average. Salem continued
to get the edge in the final quarter
as tiiey added 13 points to six for
Lebanon.
Uses IS Players
Hauk used all 15 players .suited
up for the game as the reserves
continued to hit the basket con
sistently. Murvel Stone led the los
ers In scoring with ten while his
teammate, McBride, had nine. The
Vikings had 29 field goals to 14 for
Lebanon.
Salem now heads for Eugene Fri
day for a tough Big Six clash with
the Eugene Axemen. Eugene, the
defending state runner-ups, are
heavily favored to finish near the
top in the league race. Salem now
has a 3-1 loop mark.
In the preliminary game Lee
Gustafson's Salem Junior varsity
scored a 53-34 win over the Leba
non Junior varsity. Salem held Le
banon to but four field goals in
the entire game while the winners
were getting 19. Sixty fouls were
called in the game with 33 on the
Vikings.
Bob Tom led the winners wilh 11
points while Bob Foreman and Dan
Luby each had nine. Adkins led
the losers with seven. The halftime
score favored Salem 25-18. It was
the eighth win for Salem with their
only two losses being to the Sa
lem high varsity reserves.
Salem JV'l (S3) Lebanon JVs
rigsley (3) .. F . 17) Adkins
7h ' F. is) nishop
Jones S c (41 Blorsen
Mlchaells (J) G... (3) Brltton
Tom (111 G (8) Morrow
larhsnon (44)
mi flalem
ffflpflp fgftpftp
I I I I I Plrkns.f 2 2 3 6
MBrlde,
Stone.f 4 2
.1 10 F.rh-ksn.( I
4
Neustal.c 2 1
Dlxnn.g .1 0
Pleas. a O 2
Chrstn.s 1 2
CarrnUj 0 0
Slesnor.s 1 3
Klrklte.t 0 I
Kremrs,s 1 0
Wulf.c A
3 21
I 8
4 7
1 e
5 1
0 2
1 ft
1 17
1 4
0 0
1 2
0 2
Knapp g 2
Dmsall.g 3
Brklnd.f 0
Crothrs.f 0
Psiilns.c 1
Sprngr.g O
Trplett.g 1
Petersn.f 2
Pawlev.f O
Rhine. g 1
Schedl.g 1
Total 14 18 II 44 Total 2!) 13 21 71
Free throws milted- ftalrm-Plrsens 1,
Wulf 1. Crothers I. Domotslla 3; Less-
non McBride 8. P(rne l. csrrolll a.
Neuxsl 4. Rleaner 4, Chrl-ten'on 2, Plecs
4 sod Klrtelia i.
Bearcat Frosh
Whip Woodburn
All-Star Quintet
Willamette university freshmen
outran a Woodburn citv league
all-star basketball team last night
for a 74-33 victory, leading from
the wuril gn,
K.irh Willamette player saw at
least one minrtrr nf. action. Bet-
ers told on the Wodburn nuln
let. Hainl scored 12 and I). Miller
11 for the frnsh. Zatinrr hit IS
and Sawtrlle and Fisher 10 for
Woodburn.
Vmtimetle 111)
Ttirlet S
Wither S
n iiir 3
Hclalltns 8
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natrd 13 .
Reserie. Wlllimelie
.c.hn(m 4. Conns 8. Zieelirsn 4. Furrit
9 Barrow. 5. Poppert 2 Wixidbiirn-Henderson
i, Drrflen 1. flohroos. 1. Eiden 8.
Il-Illse.
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for coughs
of colds because. ..
It wets I issttmicallT stimulates
Nature's ow-sj roiiRh-essing artinn.
It ml Ji reherss-it loosens sticky
phlegm and thiis"hrel(s-iin" rough"
ing spells. That's why so msny doc
tora hv prescribed PERTUSSIN
71 - 4!4
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Page 12 Salem, Oregon,
Extra Arms
Lebanon game here lsst night Two of the arms belong to Larry
Springer, Salem forward, who has the ball under the basket.
The missing heads are not identified. Salem won, 71-44....
First Division
Teams Gain
YAWAMA LEAGUE
N. Marlon S O 1.000 Amltr 1 1 .400
YstnhlU 3 1 .780 Wlllamna 1 3 .400
Bsnks 3 3 .600 Sherwood 1 4 .300
Dayton 3 2 .flOOSherldsn 0 4 .000
Tuesday results: North Msrlon 38. Am
ltr 13: Oarton 41, Sherwood 331 Banks
43, Wlllsmlns, 32.
The three Yawama league
games played last night brought
no change in standings as North
Marion, the leader, edged Amity
and Dayton and Banks recorded
victories.
The Yamhill-at-Sherldan game
was postponed because of snow
which closed the Yamhill schools.
Yamhill is in second spot with
one defeat.
Yamhill-Sheridan
Game Postponed
SHERIDAN The Yamhill-at-Shcridan
Yawama league basket
ball game scheduled for last night
here was postponed because of
snow which closed the Yamhill
school yesterday.
Yamhill is in second place and
Sheridan in last. No date has
been set for makeup yet.
Dayton Shades
Sherwood High
SHERWOOD Freeman Finni-
cum lobbed 21 of Dayton's 41 points
through the hoop as Dayton de
feated Sherwood, 41-33, in a Yawa
ma league encounter here Tues
day night.
Twelve of Flnmcum i points
OCE Frosh Fall
To Sweet Home
SWEET HOME - The Sweet
Home Huskies defeated the Ore
gon College of Education Fresh
men, 57-43, in a basketball game
here last night.
The Huskies led the entire game.
The score was 11-7 after one stan
za, 31-19 at the half, and 42-30 at
the start of the final canto. i
Bob Morley scored 19 and team-!
mate Lcs Birdsalt added 17 as Iheyi Banks Banks high school de
led the Sweet Home attack. Galelfeated Wllamina. 43-32. here
Lee was high for the Frosh with
nine.
In the preliminary game, the
Halscy A squad beat the Swert
Home JVs. 52-50. Ron Mngec hit
17 lor Siwcct Home while Don Van.
nice and Dave Hamilton
scored 13 for Halsev.
each
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1 ', :;:::;::; f;;;;;;;- , j
Ptitton 8
J rniotiw'"mlna (W)
" I Nwom.t
nmiin 4 ( a nsnlrli
He..enre: OCT Proeh--l.ee . Rohlnjon.
nrmlroin. y.wetesrt. Kntif, a. Mkherlv 5.
t-rn npnie-mi, uonehe. Rttirholm 2.
Hale 1. Chambers 7. otflrtsU: Anderion
sort Hellbers.
. .. ... . . - '
Brooks Gun Club
Sets Trapshoot
BROOKS The Brooks gun club
wl" Pn!,nf fap 'hoot Sundav.
J"n' 24 10:00 A.M.. one-half;
nine soutn ol Brooks on Hl-Wav i
WF.. Prucs will be given. The
public is invited.
THURSDAY LUNCH
AT NORTH'S
In Capitol Shopping Tenter
SWISS STEAK
Whipped Potatoes
And Natural (iravr
'olc Slaw
H it llisrtiit and II niter
65c
f-'asi Service . . Delirious Fond
Trv Salem's Beat Place lo Fst
.Victory
Wednesday, January 20, 1984
There are six arms and only twe bodies and two
heads showing In this action shot of the Salem-
Yawama
Victories
came In the second half as he and
Jim Williams broke away from
Sherwood after a narrow 27-26 third
quarter margin. Period scores were
10-9, 20-16 and 27-26 for Dayton.
Keith Joyce was high for Sherwood
with eight.
The jayvee game went to Dayton,
41-23.
nayton (41) (33) Sherwood
Tompkins (4) T - (4) Snyder
Finnlcum (21) F ... (6) Shepherd
Williams (10) . C (8) Joyce
Walter (0) G (4) Krueger
Bell (3) G .... (2) Murdock
Reserves scoring: Dayton Dooley
(3). Sherwood Marlln (2). Adams
(2), Turner (2),Edatrom (1) Cheney
(2). Officials
vpenuor ana nenoua.
; 10 2ft 2741
9 IS 2633
Pnyton ,
Sherwood
Amity Defeated
By North Marion
AMITY North Marion's Huskies
won their sixth game in a row, five
in Yawama league play, taking
Amity high school 38-33 here Tues
day night.
The low-scoring action found
Amity leading until about four min
utes to go in the fourth quarter
when the Huskies combined super
ior rebounding with Amity's cold
shooting eyes and pulled away.
Quartertime scores, all in Amity's
favor, were 15-8, 16-11 and 24-19.
The second quarter featured a min
imum of scoring one point by
Amity and three by North Marion.
Keith Driver notched 15 and Mike
Ensign 10 for North Marion. Ray
Tozcr had 14 and Bob Engelland 11
for the Warriors.
The junior varsity contest went
to Amity. 45-25. with Paul Gil
Inspie getting 14 for Amity and
Garret eight for the Husky pups.
North Marlon 3)
HcLarren (2) f ..
Driver ( 15) F..
Kolloway (4) ...C...
Cole (S) O ...
(.13) Amity
t.ll Ehlers
(141 Toier
(1) Englund
(2) Stevens
Enslfn (101 O
(3 Compton
Official!: Rich and Rutjrhman.
Banks Notches
Yawama Win
Tuesday night to remain with
Dayton in the Yawama league in
third place.
Scoring most for Banks was
Larry Sellers, with 17 points. Gus j
tinker hit 13 for Willamina. Guar-
tor time scores were 103, 24 17
and 2921.
Banks jayvees won the
Pre
mi nary, 31-4!).
Jnhnslon (101
1 Baker ll.M .
, mnn 3I ...
Foi hers 12
; i i., i.
Llttleiohn (01 ... G
Krcpps
-Fnwl-
Reserves srorlntf.: Willamina Fowl-
er it i. Godev in. Fills ill. Officials:
Bushrr and Flsenharn.
Fly Untied to
CHICAGO
9V hrt.
and
"All the East"
UNITED Alft LINES
coxsaai rxi Mil and tov u to tr tit
1
ft
(foerbbanpn
WVL Trio Still Shares
Top Run After 5 Games
njiynn ixl.lY LSAOtW
Dalles 4 1 .SOtSandr -401
aiUiisaa 1 1 .800 lit. Ansel S S .400
SUrerto 4 1 .800 cubs 1 4 .100
UalaUa 2 i .400 Woodbrn I .000
Uesue results! Silsesda 31, sandr Mi
filmier. 88, Ml, Ansel 4li Molallt 78,
censf Ml & ') WMdkurs 48 (Hon-
oar;.
Willamette Valley league fol
lower don't look tar any change
in leadership this week, for the
three perched atop the standings
will be playing tnree secunu-ui
vision teams Friday. '
Dallas, EsUeada end flllverton
all' won their Tuesday night con
tests to remain deadlocked with
4-1 records. Dallas will meet
Canhv. Estacada will play Mt.
Angel, end SUverton will be tip
against Sandy.
Estacada had the hardest time
winning, coming from behind
Sandy in the last four minutes
to win, 32-29.
Estacada Rally
Defeats Sandy
SANDY Estacada high ichool
fouiht to stay In s first-place tie
In the Willamette Valley league by
edging Sandy, 32-29, here Tuesday
night. , .
To do It, Estacada blanked Ban
Basketball Scores
HIGH SCHOOL
flalem 71. Lebanon 44
Salem .IVs 88, Lebanon JVs M
Central 82, Stayton 49
Philomath 47, Salem Academy 46
SUverton 58, Mt. Ansel 27
Estacada 32, Sandy 22
Molalla 78, Canby 94
North Marlon 38, Amity
Dayton 41, Sherwood 33 ,
Banks 43, Willamina 32
Gates 48. Sublimity 43
Mill City S8, Detroit 58
Jefferson 89, Chemawa 87
Gervais S3, Deaf School 34
Scio 49, St. Paul 39
Perrydale 47. Gaston 34
Milwaukie 47. Gresham 35
Camas (Wash.) S3, Lake Oswego 42
Hamsbura; as, Monroe 38
West Linn 48, llllliboro 43
Eugene BO, Cottage Grove 63
Oregon Cltv 49. Tlgard 34
Willamette S3. St. Francis 58 (both
Eurene)
Clatskanle 64. Cathlamet (Wash. I 40
Springfield 61, Junction City 43
Scappoose 60, Park Rose 57
Sweet Home 97, OCE Frosh 43
Toledo 52. Waldport 40
Pleasant Hill 60, Mohawk 40
Oakrldce 66. Creswell 90
Hood Hiver 68, Wy-East 64
Newport 59, Taft 48
Brownsville 41, Shedd 39
Halsey 82, Sweet Homo JVs 50
Warrenton 52, Ncstucca 49
McMinnville 67. Newbere 58
Knappa 58, Nehalem 47
Beaverton 82, Forest Grove 52
Columbia Prep 38, Concordia 37
(both Portland)
(Portland f.eaeue)
Lincoln 71. Franklin 5.1
Roosevelt 70, Washington 49
Jefferson 53. Benson 44
Cleveland 47. Grant 41
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
(Tusday's Results)
' FAR WEST
Idaho 71, Wash State 53
Montana State 77, Colorado State
68 (overtime)
Fresno State 60, San Jose State
58
Southern Oregon 68, Oregon Tech
' 58
EAST
Holy Cross 82, Dartmouth 67
Hobart 75. Colgate 58
Bowdoin 87, Maine 69
SOUTH
N.C. State 84, North Carolina 77
Hampden-Sydney 65, Virginia Mili
tary 60
Baltimore Unlv 68, Western Mary
land 67
Randolph Macon 62, Lynchburg 47
MIDWEST
Notre Dame 95. Purdue 74
Lawrence Tech 58. Otterbein 43
Simpson 72, Omaha 61
DePaul 94. Lewis Hill 42
Rio Grande 117, Ashland (Ohio) 78
South Dakota 64, Augustana (SD)
50
Indiana State 60. Butler 49
Dubuque 97, Wisconsin Tech 70
SOUTHWEST
Texas Tech 78, Hardin Simmons 66
St. Edwards 70, Texas Wesleyan 46
PRO BASKETBALL
Tuesday's Results
Philadelphia 89. Boston 73
Rochester 73, Fort Wayne 67
New York 78, Milwaukee 75
SOCE Is Victor
Over Tech Five
KLAMATH FALLS W - South
ern Orceon erabbed the lead in the
i oncninc seconds and was never
lopped as it defeated Oregon Tech
(4.D Banks ! 68-58 in Tuesday night's non-con-i,i
Tuui i ference basketball game here.
- 'ij;';, I Southern Oregon had won 65-36
,'(Ji Varl.iehcv I Monday night.
j Hal Titus ot MM., was high
...:tu no A:,. r-- c..lnl.:.
"P"'
I topped Oregon Tech With lo.
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124 hrt.
dy In the fourth quarter and came
from an eight-point deficit for the
victory, fiuartertlm advantages
all were In favor of Sandy, 1-6, 21
14 and 2-21. Gary Ames scored 10
for Estacada, while Don Meyen hit
11 of Sandy's 29 points.
The jayvee game went to Sandy,
41-22.
KiUcada (IS)
H. Klielns m r
D. Klaalns (7) T
(It) Bandy
.Jl
11)" Meyers
(7) Thornton
(8) Peterson
Ames (10) C
Hayden (1)
O (3) Westllnk
(3)
(I
Marchbank (11) O (0) Rhode
Officials I
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stch and Wohleri.
Estacada .
14 3131
( 11 19-29
Sandy
Silverton Takes
Mt. Angel 56-37
SILVERTON Silverton stsy
ed In a tie with. Dallas and Esta
cada for the lead In the Willam
ette valley league Tuesday night
by declslonlng Mt. Angel, 86-37.
Three Silver Fox players got
into the double scoring figures.
Larry Copple, wih 20, Jim Black
10 and Fred Kaser 14. It was
Copple who led the third quarter
surg'j which broke a 22-22 half
time deadlock, and Black hit nine
ol his 19 ln the fourth quarter
to help extend the 33-28 advan
tage at the end of the third
period.
Jim Zonner, Mt. Angel, scored
seven points in a (iccond quarter
effort which brought the Angels
up to a halftime tie from a 13-7
deficit at the first rest He
totaled 10 for the evening.'
Mt Angel won the Junior var
sity game, 61-91, behind the 26
polnt assault by Buss Pflelger.
For Silverton, Ronnie KJoi had
13 and Floyd Smith 12.
Mt. Ansel (17) (88) lllrerlon
Trey (S) T (30) Copple
Traeger (S) .r (3) Wolf
Zauner (8) .C (14) Kaser
Buchelt (10) G (3) Umbenhower
Gorman (7) O (IS) Black
Reserves scoring: Mt. Angel Ruef
(2), Provost (2). Silverton Heublein
(1). Officials: Nelson and Wirkert.
Mt. Ansel 7 29. 28 37
Silverton 13 22 33 86
Molalla Posts
76-54 Victory
MOLALLA A 31-point per
formance by Stan Childers, sen
ior Molalla guard, set the pace
for a 76-54 victory over Canby In
Willamette Valley league play
here last night.
Canby trailed at the quarter
stops, 16-9, 30-27 and 56-41, los
ing out mainly in the third quar
ter when Molalla scored 26 to
Canby's 14. Canby's mainstays
were Arlan Bighsm and Hay
Raylcy with 15 points each.
The JV game went to Moljlla,
5441.
Canby (54) (78) Molalla
Gleason 113) Y . (J Howell
Farmer 161 F (21 Aho
BlEham (IS) c . (13) Alexander
Rayley (181 G 114) Frever
Knox (4) G . . (31) Childers
Resetves irorinf: Csnbv Harms
(1). Molalla Day (4i. iVavlnr (21
Dwanc Parker Cli. rjavlrt Perkae ii
Officials: Ireland and Vandervort.
Canby g 27 im
Molalla 18 30 8878
Deadline Feb. 1
For AAU Signup
Amateur basketball teams must
be registered by Feb. 1 for the
District 6 AAU playoffs, district
commissioner Vern Gllmnre said
today.
Gilmnre said that managers
may call him at the high school.
34143, for information. District
play must b completed by Feb.
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