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o ,JoQ 00 1 1 w P?e2-cl9m2 O0 THEfAPITAL" JOURXAL r qr.., 0r on Wednesday, December 21, life pregOH and Oregon State Troudce BigTeit KiVate o 0 0 o e c Teams ta Switch o v. At Eugeiie Tonight Fast Break Rims Off From. Floored Pkiyers Duck' Scoring With 31 'halftime but came back strong in j f Q ff f the second period. Jerry Ross floored 21 point ajid Phil MtHugh 14 for. Oregon. Dick Mast hit 27 for onhwcstern. Ote gon led in shooting percentage, .410-231, and in reboundi, 60 to 40. CORVALLIS il'Pi- Orcson and1 Oregon Slate and Michigan bat- Ore.on Sla.e basketball teams try evenlv throughout the lirst to inalte a clean sweep of their nalf ui,h lnc Kore '! H times, f.-ncs wilh, Michigan and North-iosc at vesicrn at Eu-rone tonight alter' " as the sparkling play of a I iln c'ubs scored victories last Pair ' sophomores that pulled the night at Gill Coliseum. Beavers ahead. Ken Nanson and ore-on erlrcd Northwestern s.i'Dve Gambee scored 22 and 19 and Oregon Slate trounced Michi '. an B4-7I before 5JS3 happv fans. The two Oregon learns switch op ponents tonight. Max Anderson poured in 31 points In lead Oregon to its win. The Ducks were behind S2-44 at Molalla Spills Anscls 46-38 D points respectively. Ron Kramer, Michigan'! great football end, scored 17 points and Tom Jorgcnsen chipped in with 18 for the Wolverines. Nanson, 6-foo.er from Vernonia, eauht the crowd's fancy with his "dead" push sholn, his rebounding end floor play. He hit nine of 13 field goal attempts, (iambee. an other soph, fouled out with 6:42 remaining, when OSC was leading 66 6,1. Michigan pared down OSC's big gest lead. 66-54. in three minutes to five points, but the Beavers pulled away in the next ten minutes to JO-point margin. Oregon, with its fast break and cut down its Northwest Quints'" ptiire gOut of 3 Interscctional Tilts' Huskies By St. Louis, to 77 . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pacific Northwest College bas ketball teams dished out lumps and look a few in Tuesday niaht competition at home and abroad. 1 Oregon and Oregon State dis posed of Northweslern and Michi gan of the Big Ten in a pre-Ch.'isl- mas tourney at lorvallts, hut Washington, continuing a so fir j 1 unsuccessful tour of the Hast, 'sonk two free throws to put fhe Defeated Slalers a,ead to siavi osc led 39- o.) ai 111c nan. uicuii oiaie guard Ken Nanson lopped the scorers with 22 points. Dave Gambee was high lor OSC with 19. At St. Iouis, sophomore center Brifno Boin scored 23 points for Washington and paced a late-gams rally that fell just short of catch ing the Billikins. The Huskies trailed by 22 points. 56-34, when they started their drive midway of the second half. They cut the margin to 66-S3 before St. Louis again found the range. The Bills lea, 4U-32 at the half. Chieftains Win Easily Oregon State's Ken Nanson (in white) and Michigan's Randy Terrier lie sprawled on the Gill Coliseum floor as (he fast break starts down the floor, Tom Jorgensen of Michigan in possession. Dave Gambee Is the white-clad figure at right and Jerry Crimins is the OSC guard in white far down the floor on defense. OSC won, 84 71. (Capital Journal Photo) MT. ANGEL (Special '-Visiting Molalla's height and fourth-ctuar'-er scoring punch proved too much for Ml. Angel as the Indians rapid ball handling came from behind In cop a 46-M halftime delicit on 11 quick poinls cage clash played here Tuesday . which gave a 57-58 Duck lead An "ishl. 'dersnn. Ross and Bingham led this Mt. Angel managed a ra-ra third drive which kept Northweslern to period margin, hut couldn't con- two points for three and a half lain the taller Indians, who blew . minutes. ii.il in uic mm aiouta uuiiinu me NorthwHIirn fSI (Si) ortson snooting oi reserve guard Jack" Parker. Parker lopped all scorers wilh 12 for the night- The game was a nlpand-tuck mix until that final Molalla surge. Mt. . Angel held a 11-10 first-period edge. Then Molalla grabbed a slim 23-22 halftime margin. Molalla swept the evening's events by winning the JV clash 57-26. Ml Anitl (IS) (HI Molalla Mlessner ISI T 101 Reed Kabul it) T (Si sartjr Wachter (III - C (II Parker Sowa III G 191 Aho Carroll 110 .. G .. 121 Lewis I Reserves iicorlni: MolalU- Mvrlrk 0 Parker 12. Officials: Boa? ' and Gualalson. Losf.f Ucrjele.f Si-luilz.c Maat.g Smltit.K SlIlwlM Houk.K B rm lift ,c Hlle.l fi r p t 5 IS 2 26 Blngm.f 2 15 7 2 0 2 6 Mnore.f 10 2 2 .1 4 S 10 Adnn.c 10 11 I 31 9 4 27 Ro.l.s S 9 221 R 0 0 0 MltKh.f (I 2 0 14 2 1 3 S Hell. I 2 0 4 4 2 0 4 4 Frnkln.f 2 0 3 4 1 0 2 2 Dillfv.l- (I 0 0 D 0 10 1 I,nilell.( 10 12 Powra.g 0 0 10 Total 24 HI 20 SI Total Northwestern Oret-on OKiciali: Roia and Kolb. MlctlUan (71) Dallas Upends Macs, 56-49 (S4 (Ireson SUte p t Paulua.f I 4 4 S 14 Wilson. f I I 414 4 17 Cmliee.c 4 11 5 19 3 1 Nansll.s 9 4 422 4 10 Cnnms.s 2 12 11 4 18 Moss.f 3 5 2 11 5 2 Kmni.1 2 0 0 4 0 0 Fidrks.f 0 3 0 3 1 3 Tarrler.f Kramr.f 3 Wlllma.c 0 Wrlplit.g 5 Jorssn.K S Tllloln.c 1 Sulivn.l 0 S.ieron.f 1 Stern. I 0 Llnsel. 1 Total, 24 23 29 71 Totals 27 30 22 B4 Mlrhlxan Orecmi State 3tl 4584 UJIIclals llgniner and routs. DALLAS - (Special! - Host Dal las closed with a rush to come from two poinls back and nip visiting MCMinnvmc 56-49 in a basketball clash here night. Guard Gary Netifcldt and reserve rnrward Gerald lloogo apearheaded Ihe fourth-period Dallas offensive lhat brought them from a 42-41) deficit lo a 47-42 lead wilh less than four minutes remaining in Ihe game. McMinnvllle held a 37-.1.i third quarter lead in Ihe air-light clash but couldn't hold onlo Ihe surging Dallas offensive. Neufeldt tallied 12 In lop his team. Guard Boh Ritchie had 13 for McMinnvllle. Hooge scored eight for the Dragons. McMinnville earned some con solation by taking the JV clash 49-36. Iiallai (Jit (4t) MrMlnnvllle l laua 110) r S riell.no lllnd. (21 .. c (41 Carlson Welsley (111 G (2 Temple Neulelrlt 1 12) ... O 1131 Ritchie Reserveit senrtns; Dallas Gerald Hooae S. Bermer 4 Officials: Rich and Volt. S.O.C.E. LOSES 61 60 ASHLAND (UP) Humboldt State evened Us two-game basket ball series with Southern Oregon 64-60 deci sion over the lied Kntucrs as George Ibarreta scored 24 points lor the winners. Llnyd Hotline and Rill Hollingsworth each hit 18 for SOCE. nnn ).... D8II SCMCS Wlin ftOtll ""Ti eS ta mnl by scoring tiV.Stiw Jeff Retains bowed to the St. Louis Bilhkens. Seattle Us 6-9 Bob G o i e I Among independents, Seattle1 pumped in a field goal in Ihe University made it two straight opening minute at Seattle and th over SI. Mary s of California, hut game was all but over for St. Gonzaga lost to Montana Univcr-j Mary's. The Chieftains led 46-30 sily. at halftime and coasted to an H4- Play Tonight at Eugene 60 final victory. Seattle's Dick The Wednesday night schedule Slricklin took scoring honors w:lh l- . r r IQ 4. and third period score was Magajnst ,he Bjg Tcn y.Jnms . Al wissou,ai Montana and . . 1 doubleheader at Eugene. Oregon, I Gonzaga swapped basket for uas- Lion center Ennis Hawkins led B5.81 vir.tor ovcr Northweslern 1 ket in Ihe first half which ended the scoring With 16 and Otis Chance Tnoclaw niohl u ill nlfiv Mir-hinin iwith Montana in frnnl 45.41 Th. ! hiCh for Cales wilh 14 . . I while Orezon Stale s Beavers, whn Grizzlies began nulling awav four League Lead O ferson freshmen, who topped Jef- JEFFERSOV Jefferson made ferson grade school, 29 to 17. it tour straight wins in Marion ! rate.. (3i rnnlu n tooans nlav TiiAcHav i Chanc tu v.uu...j " .e,-"- rJ J i Tucker I night as it rolled over Gates, to 30. . r. F . C. (M) Jefferson beat the Wolverines. 84-71 Tues- minutes inlo the second half and rolled on to an 85-69 triumph. Zip Rhoades bucketed 23 points for Montana and Harry Walson had (161 66 Mnore 161 Mrwnirs 4 .... i Harron (fil n.L- t: j :n r.:... Reserves scorlnf j lie Lions ana aim Liiy are now , r..mhi. n mIh.ii i y.hnrr I tied With four wins and no losses ; Hochsplcr 2. Nyman 2, Sims 2, Harry as league leaders Jefferson lumped to an early lead and continued to build it up inrougnoui me game 6. Catcs Vail 2. day night, will take on Northwest ern. Washington took to the road (31 Case I after its S.V77 lose Tnetrl.iv niohl 20 for Gonzaga, III Wright i c i.,,:. t.Hi fe r-'l.,mh. I sneVeVland an engagement Thursday I Wa,hlnKton 77 (41 Carmon night wi(h ohjo Slac ,F 11 Coshow Jeflerson Harris . . ,.... p 7 nUon iuhiiu returns to action neanes-' day night, visiting Washington j C 23 Boin University at St. Louis. G 11 Perkins The Michigan-Oregon Slate clash!0 0 Sumtsch at Corvallis Tuesday nicht .vjs substitutions: BROOKLYN The Dndeers' At the end 1 2n-rame winner righthander t)nn I anybody's game in Ihe first half. of the first period Ihe score was j Newcombe signed his 1956 contract I The score was tied 14 times be- io to i; naimme score was 28 to 'for a reported $25,000. I fore reserve forward Wayne Moss 85 St. Louis McLaughlin 13 Todd 11 Serkin 17 Alcorn 19 Smith 20 Washington Vocgtlin 1, Slady 10, Bryan 2, Tuft 7, Patnoe 5. St. Louis mim litz 2, Wynn 3. Central Tons Willamina '5' WILI.AM1NA - Willamina closed Ihe gap in the second h.ill but could not overcome Ihe 19 point lead Central Union high si;,..,il had lillill up. Central won the contest Jtl to 411. The visitors had led 29 lo 10 at halftime. Willamina came back but Ihe first half lead proved too great. Score at the end of three periods was 44 to 28, with Ihe vic tors leading. High man for the evening was , Jerry Overs nf Central with 21. High for Willamina was Ander son with 13. The Jayvee game was also taken hy Central, .19 lo 30. Central (Vt) (Hi willamina nvers (Zli r . III! l.iltlein' Srhell till r . ini B fowl Detlel tdl .... C . (7i (I Inwl Haveman I0I ..(",. il.li Artrteni- Brents ifll (1 , ill Allen Reserves scnrlnc: Cenli a!--Ro Ir 2, Brandt 4: Wltlamlna-Shenk 2. Foxes Defeat tvt i fri NEWHKItG-'SpKial'-Silvertim finished sXrong in the fourth quar ter tn l:ike a 44.32 nuit-leuttllt' xtc lory over host Newberg here Tuis ,iou ..,.,i.i The Foxes, leading H I4 at Hie .end of thf hall, forged to a Dig , lend in the fourth qttajler ! f.naala1 In 1-irlnrV fmm ther. JaTk Week. and Ilex Brown Jed the ailverlon titci wun u uaunis apiece, for wwrarr. nn au Adams had U and entries Rin fittrlh had 10 points. .ewberg won Itii JV clash. o O Corna Stat A High 0.00 AJ.L5TATI Pi lOU) M ST , VV4, Vk. University of Oregon players (in white) leap high for this rebound under the Oregon basket, but Norlhwestern's Herm llehelr, 65 forward, looks like he has the advantage In this first-half action last night at Corvallis, Bill Moore Is the Oregon player leaping at left and Max Anderson is the one at right. Standing at left Is Charlie Franklin, sophomore Oregen guard, Oregon beat the Dig Ten tram. 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