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Tage 2 Section 2 Beavers Lose to Cal In Double -Overtime ; Defensive Tilt Flops; 73-60 . Win to Bears Regulation Time Ends ; At 53-53; Gam bee Hits for 26 CORVALLIS (UP) - California kept pace with UCLA atop the Pa cific Coast Conference standings today but the Bears had to go two overtime periods last night before lubduing Oregon State, 7340. and run their string to seven straight conference wins. Oregon State ran completely out of stesm in that second overtime 1U......1. ni;r.M;A Fcuuu. uwugu, omi luinpeu iiumv in a uiul-l-, puuuiy .' 15 points while Oregon Slate made ' the period good for only two. Allord Ties Game j The Bears nearly won It in rcgu- lntinn'iimn hilt a plncintf cnrnnrl " jumper by Bob Allord knotted lhc!Hen xat S o "5 stanv.f Sao! ' count at 53-nll. Through the first j itoners.t 4 7 4 19 Smart.! s 4 2j '. extra nerind neither team was Burke 0 2 3 2 Boln.t- 7 7 1 21 !, Pcrloa nciincr team was Trrnrc , 4 , , ,2 smsch.i 1032 . willing to gamble and I hi' clubs nanton.a s 3 2 1:1 Crcwi.11 2094 wound uo still deadlocked, this wound up still deadlocked, this . time at 50 each. . Cabc Arrilln:;a hit for six points and Mike Diaz chipped in with four in the final five minutes to ipark the Bear vctory. Larry Friend topped California's , (coring for the right with 16 but . acoring honors for the game were claimed by Oregon state s Dave ; Gambec with 20. OSC Leads al Half t Oregon State held a 33-2A half - i time advantage but then lost it ' early in the second stanza when the Beavers went for six and a ' l.nir ,!., .. ,.,im.,,i r. ; the field. California moved in . front finally at 49-47 and stayed ; there until Allord's final game tie- ing shot that sent the teams Into I the first overtime. I Wolves Upset i Favored S0CE OCE in Third League Win ; liollingrworth ;'. V Has One Point MONMOUTH (Special) - The Oregon College of Education wolves, seeking revenge, upset J the highly-favored Southern Ore v tin College of Education Bed 11 aiders, 56-43, in an Oregon Col- '. legiatc Conference Basketball , . game here Friday night, In gain , tneir third occ win ot the current v campaign. Y, OCE led from the outset, build I Inj a 30-25 intermission bulge. r Dale Andrich and Kelly Hoy enn fned 18 and 13 points respectively ' for Dr. Bob Livingston's OCE ag gregation, but SOCE's Dave D'OI-'-ivc tanked 20 to cop game scoring ''honors. 1 Highlight of the ball game was J the OCE delense's shackling of J- the league's leading scorer, Bill J'llollingsworth, who was blanked from the field, getting only one ;frec throw. Prior to tonight's ; game the Ashland ace boasted j 19.9 game average. J, In the prelim, the powerful Ore Jgop Frosh blasted the Wolf Jay- vera, 94-45. The Sportmeter By A. C. JONES, Capital (Conlinurd from Pnse 1 Ihrpf ytnrt nftrr thrnf fluhls hr rhnrged with Inrnmr tnx on his s Im re of thf rrcclpls and where we know .hut he net 11 ally rerelved none ol the money. r "TUft , w.. i un..n i.nn nv.i. i f..- 11.. . rrnmrnt s chaining Joe tax on ; cnecKS were made out to Joe and over to the various relief funds. flrirl Advice Along (he Line "There have been many other snafus alone Ihe line where his accountants, his managers, and a host of promoters and hangers-on both gave him bad advice and clipped the kitty, so to speak, belore Joe ever saw any of his earnings . . . "H is true that Joe made some had Investments and lived nn a pretty grand srnlr while he rhnmn. hul alter all. Isn't cham pion entitled to some of the liner things ol lite?, Arliinlh as . near as e can determine, Joe handled only about 2?4,tKK in 14 years other Ihnn Ihe ll.IIKi.00fl hr paid In tines , , , "The conimiltee all Icel that Joe was a good, clean living cham pion and Is fully entitled lo live a lile free of the Income lux prob lem) that now hound htm. It is my personal feeling that many peo ple whn listened to Joe light over Ihe radio back in his prime could and should buy Iheir tickets (or the enjoyment they already had on Ihe basis of l, 12 or "You will be great help to ill It you feel Ihe cause Is worthy and would give us a column or part of a column and say that rontrihulions ran be sent to Ihe Joe l.nuis Fund, Hot 1174, Chicago. Illinois .. , Joe does not get to handle any ol this money nor are any of the directors compensated In any May , . ." JOE PALOOKA T.TALKIN'UPA 5T0AM...AN' f.ftMILIN'.V J I ' ' 1 Ivevt vmnvi iwna rniwii T A Jj I PCC STANDINGS . W I, Pet. UCI.A - 7 0 1.000 California 1 0 1.000 Washington 7 2 ,77 Stanford 5 4 .555 Southern Cal t 3 .400 Washington State 3 ( .333 Oregon Slate I 1 .222 Idaho 2 7 .222 Oregon - 1 7 .125 Friday's results: California 73, OSC 60; UCI.A 01, Washington 3; Stanford SO, WSC 31; USC 80, Ida ho 8S. The Box Scores California (13) G F P t L'T" ' . 5 1 S'SS"10";' 5 '2 it; lt,ad. but only after two chillers n''.? i I JSliirS:'. I S Jilln which the Bruins whipped KaDD.f Dian.f z iioiioDie.c 1 1 2 0 0 1 d Aiogs.c u u 0 u lAspind.c t I 11.1 Pinol 3 13 7 Si'lZf, , 5 ? ,? S 0 Crmm.c 2034 11 Miiier.t 0000 14 Hrmn g 0 0 2 0 Anlaid.a s 4 2 14 Hi Buch.f 0 0 1 0 Adrsn.I - Hayns.j Totals 27 19 17 73 Totals California 2 25-5 is73 1 Orcein Stato 33 20-5 2 SO Official:: Al Llghlner. John Kolb. UC'l.A tM (S3) U'a'hlnaton ? ? . !"' ? .llmftn.t' Drlnd.f 0 2 12 CrblrcR Cnstun.g 12 2 4 Pnsau.R 10 12 Greer. I 0 0 0 0 Tolalu 24 20 IS 6B Tolala 23 19 IS S5 UCLA , 25-43 B Waihlnston 20-38-05 WSC (51) (80) Stanford G P P T o t v I 4 7 2 19 14 16 2 4 18 O 4 J S 10 0 2 Beck f S 4 4 18 Bond.f 2 0 18 Has.1.1 0 2 4 2 Isaacs. c 0 0.0 0 Lenrd.c 0 12 1 Wrliu.c iS,lbr"f ' I Inehu o 1 Axclcon.c o nlskT' 4 Kene'dy.i 3 noas.s 2 i Steele,! 0 0 2Nman.g 4 8 Wgner.g 2 10 Pflger.g J ' U 0 0 10 l o o Totals 19 13 18 91 Tola! 17 28 9 80 30 2191 WSC Stanford 33 2780 Idaho (IS) cfpt (89) VSC G f F T Jrgnson.f 3 Colemn.l 2 MrEwn.c 1 Wll-.on.g I fvlmons.g 7 Vrficly.R 2 PrcsUl.c 1 Brannm.f 4 Damaiio.f 8 Shafer.R 4 Thmson.g 1 9 9 pugh.f 933 is 5 i E?.",n!''c ! ,? 1 .1 1 9 7 Onzies t 7 9 43 4 17 Rogen.g 3 8 3 12 2 3 Dye,! 14 16 3 4 Mount.g 2 3 2 7 .1 9 nclllv.g nolo 9 13"rlcr.f 0 2 12 8 Slnrh.l 1 4 Shnrto.g iiallier.g o 0 0 Totals 32 243988 Tolals 23 43 24 89 Idaho . So. Calif ...37 9188 ...43 4889 Operation for Jensen's Knee PORTLAND W -i Bjarne Jen sen, all-star basketball center at last year's slate tournament, will undergo surgery for , ruptured , knee cartilage Monday. The 6-9 senior injured his leg for a second lime in play last week, and was benched for the season. He plays for Franklin High, which won the slate title last year, hul is nut of the run ning in the Portland League this year. StlC (43) opt (J8) WT. G F P T Andrlrh 9 2 4 18 Hov 4 3 0 13 Rogers 4 3 4 11 Girnd 2 2 18 Miller 2 2 0 8 Voting 10 12 Woolsev 0 0 10 Klngswrt 0 19 1 ii unvo 7 n 4 211 Ollva 3 0 18 Bales 4 0 I S Crandall 3 2 0 8 MrAhee 0 0 10 Tenney 0 0 10 Totals 17 9 13 43 Totals 21 14 II 96 Free Throws Mlssrrl: SOC 8 OCF. 7. Ilalftlme Score: OCF. 30. SOC 23. Officials: Hendry and Tosll. Journal Sports Editor this money was the fact that tin? he endorsed them and turned them HERE KC1 UCLA Remains Unbeaten With 68-65 Victory Huskies Nipped; USC, Standford Get Past Northern Teams Br THE ASSOCIATED PRESS California and UCLA are still (oi orf. stat undefeated and tied lor the Pa c'fpti cific Coast Conference basketball vvasmngton, nn-es, running their ,i.inn r xrr i,inin:An i ni 1 " "''"-' ' . Calilornia had to go two overtime periods to best Oregon State, 73- Jjn 1 oooo UCLA now has won 34 consecu To 22 Tia no i,ive rc2u'ar season games, and its 23 in a row, playoffs included. constitutes a new PLC record. The Bruins and California have won seven straight conference games this season and have games Saturday night with Wash ington and Oregon Stale; respec tively. ' USC Edges Idaho Stanford bested .Washington Slate, 60-51, nnd Southern Califor nia nosed out Idaho, 8!)-M. Washington got out in front of UCLA at Seattle but the Bruins rallied and trailed only 211.25 at the half. Center Bruno Boih nnd forward Doug Smart contributed 27. of the Huskies points in this period. Fred Crabtree of UCLA finally tied the score at 48-all. Washington later forged ahead, S3-.t2, but Nolan Johnson put UCLA on top 56-54 with seven and one nan minutes to go UCLA wasn t headed afterward. It was the first time UCLA had beaten Washington in Seattle. Stanford iced As game against Washington State by ball control in the waning minutes. Larry. Beck of WSC was hieh scorer with 16. although he played only half Ihe game hecausc he in- curred four personals in the first hall and was removed late in the ...i.,. tOniCM. . Indians Use llnll Cnntrnl Slnnfnrd's win Olive Ihn Inillnns firm grasp on fourth place in I Ihe standings, with five wins and fnor jtnfanlr TU- r..- S' Idaho made a game rally lale In its contest with Southern Cali fornia and came close to winning The Vandals trailed by 12 points minway in the second half, but their high scoring guard. Gary Simmons, got them started on a scoring spree that just barely fell short. . USC had an 87 66 lead with 64 seconds to go, and went into a stall. When Idaho fouled trying lo - ; I calmly dropped in two free throws. Gary McEwen contributed an Idaho basket just as the gun sounded. 0TI Bolsters League Lead By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oregon Tech took a firmer grip on the Oregon Collegiate Confer ence basketball lead by beating Eastern Oregon 83-57 Friday nighl. Oregon College of Education up set Southern Oregon 56-43 in the other conference game. A basket by John McCulchenn put Oiegnn Tech ahead 14-13 mid way in the first half of Ihe game at Klamath Falls. After that lias! cm Oregon never caught up. KOCK (. (8.1) on Ftaxler 17) F I7i Frosl Smllh 131 F (141 Williams West 1131 C (141 MrCiiti heon Howard 3) C 181 Ithlne Diilnn 7 (141 Fisher Siihs: Kastern Oreeon PersiiiRer (Si. Coats 7I. De.Mastus 141. O'Con rell 181. Slockard I'-'l. OreHnn Terll (Inrnetl l.M. Fasleen (131. norn 151. Franrls (21. Hatrhrr HI. Fuller (21. rlUVOIl 1 ICKOl oi n 1 i ShIo F TIK 1 ot II ("ORVAI.US Ticket appli cations and mail orders (or the 1557 Far West regional NCAA basketball playoffs will he accept ed at Oregon State College here starting Feh, 18. OSC officials said orders re ceived before that date will be disregarded. FRIDAY'S FIGHTS Rv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK i Madison Square Garden1 Isidro Marline;.. 1211. I'annma. slopped Bobby Cour chesne, 12!i,, Holyoke. Moss., 10. YIKIMJ MATMES WIN MONMOUTH - Portland Slate wrestlers defeated Oregon College ol Education 23 11 in a dual meet here Friday nighl. WHAT'S GOING ON I h-h.,PNS V AftfEW;'; THAW t WHY'S EVE SO GLOOMY CER'aiklt A asfurrw't, 1 HCWIN , J FEASANTCWY... .DONTLOOK. i -4W00TH OPERATOR,) SO HAPPY S-'C TOO-UTt J WHEN YA V UL TiiONEO HIM REJECT A J GET TH' hi .fit ii rTitiSzr LOOWNO'f OH... 19 IT ABOUT DAN 0ANPVS OFFER It Was a 7 : i ' SEATTLE UCLA's Nolan Johnson, center dark suit, gets a field goal tipped from his hand by Dick Crews, No, 10, of Washington in their Pacific Coast Conference bas ketball game here last night. Washington led most of the way, then dropped the decision, 68-65, in a nip-and-tuck game. At left is Washington's Doug Smart, Dick Banton of UCLA is at right. (AP Wirephoto) Molalla Gains Top Dallas Trounced By Indians at Molalla The big one in the Willamette Valley league basketball race took place at Molalla Friday night when Coach Cliff Snider's Mo lalla Indians handed the Dallas Dragons their first WVL loss of the season. 55-48, and thereby zoomed into undisputed first place in the loop ladder. Other league action saw the Es- tacada Rangers outlast the visiting Sandy Pioneers, 44-41. and the Central Panthers sneak by the i Canby Cougars. 56-53, at Canny. MO I. ALL A 5., DALLAS 4R The hich-geared Mnlalla Indians took over undisputed first place in the Willamette Valley league circuit. I The victory, which gave Molalla the league lead, was highlighted by a second-half Indian rally, sparked by Hal Ogburn. Dallas led. 27-25. at the half, but couldn't stand prosoerily. Ogburn led the winners with Ifi points, but yielded came scoring honors to Jack Bernier. who tanked If) for Dallas. The Dallas Jaycees won the pre lim. 55-43. EST C AD A 41. SANDY 41 The Kstacada Rangers put on a 2o-point scoring hurst in the third period tn hrcak the hearts of the Spndy Pioneers. The Rang ers, behind 21-23 at the half, pulled the game out of the fire with their third-oeriod rallv, and closed out the final canto by tal lying only thre points, all coming from the foul line. John Woodcock and Ron Hare canned 11 points each for Ksta eada. Cary MeVo took game honors (or Sandy with 17. Sandy salvaged the Jayvee game. 49-25. CENTRAL Sfi, CANRY 5.1 Central was led by Dewey Cum mins' If! point in racking up their win over Canbv. Central led. .102(5. at the inter ni'ssion and held on for the win. Cummins took game honors. El- CARY COBLE'S EVE OK CORVALLIS (fin nrrgnn Slate's sophnmorp center Cary Coble not n rlhnw in the eye during some fast nrtlon In lat night's Orrunn State-California basketball game, hul the Reaver learn physician SAld today Ihe Tout If Lake. Wash., star prnb ahlr would he ready In play to nlchl. Dr. Waldo Rail i.itd Coble's eyeball was only bruised. By Horn Fisher THE CAPITAL JOURNAL' Good Try WILLAMETTE VALLEY LEAGUE W L. Pet. I Molalla 5 0 l.ftOO Dallas 4.1 .800 Sandy 2 3 .40(1 Central ' 2 3 .40(1 Estaradft 2 3 .400 Canby 0 5. .flllO Frldav results: Central 56. Cunhy S3; Mnlalla ft6, Dallas 48; Estacada 44, Sandy 41. don Zachow connected for 17 to lead the losers. Canby won the Bee game; 42-28. Dallas m Clans (121 r Marsters (9) F Henry 2 C Parsons (41 G S5) Molalla (Ol Larson (1.1) Myriok (121 Parker 14) Marson (Ifi) Ojtburn, Bernier 1R Reserves scoring: Dallas MrClean 2. Molalla Reed 2, Brock 8. Offic ials: Nelson and GustMson. Sandy (11) (44) Estarada McVev (17) F (8 While Ajchoff (P. F (11) Woodcock Johnson (2) C (7 Graven HeiiFelman (8) O 7i Frost Hodge (41 C. (II) Hare Il-esrrves 5corlnK: Sandy Calkins 1. EMaoria None. Officials; Hamil ton and Glenn. Central Sfi) .V1) Canby Travis (17) F (9 D. Darlinc Lovelace 14) F (17) Zachow Peterson 1 15) C (1.1) Martin Brandt (Ot G (5) C. Darling Cummins ilM G (2) Injtt-am Reserves scoring: Central Hedges 2. Canbv Inlow 2. Kvllo 4. Dawes 1. Officials: Stewart and Bates. 'Cats Rip C of I (Conlinurd from Pace 1) lional and ils (asl break was what llie cavalry used lo call an ex tended gallop. Kddy G r o s s e rt -bacher, freshmn whii, hit three of the long-ranjc variety that found the nest like a mother crow: Vic Backlund lobbed in a couple and captain Don Hoy offered three baskets. Meanwhile. C. of 1. could set only six soals of 32 attempts in the second half i.lSfl after a .424 first halt. This was due largely lo an effective Willamette defense that stressed long arms and well timed blocks. Johns Scores 14 When Ihe Willamette second team assumed command with B r 15 lo go. the 6-6 junior center. Tom Johns, was a rather active individual. He added three field goals and four free throws to give him 14 points in a total of about 1.1 minutes. I.ewi' squad all saw much ac tionnil except Ron llnll. fresh man torwnrd from Hawaii who n'.ny enroll at Los Angeles City college after fouling out in the scolastic column Ihe first term. High point individual was Uros senbacher with I", while Causbie donated IS, Hoy 13 and Backlund 12 making a total of five in the double figures. For C. of I., Bob Perkins made to. Htllamrtt' Ricklnd.f Hoy.f C austMr.c Grosser, f Wtanbe.f Taylor. i 7lflmn l Hartley.! Johnvc Driver f e (ST) (Hi Call. r.f Irlahr. F P T 0 3 10 2 2 I 1 3 7 2 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 0 I 2 4 I 4 0 2 2 1 2 3 CFPT 11 4 4 0 lr;lnj.f !l 1 2 1.1 Merll I 2.1 401 Berk'.n.e 3 13 5 17 DMort.l 2 1113 Mikm 2 1113 Bement 0 10 12 bki 1 I 2 2 4 C. More 2 1 I 2 ,U,:dd I 4 0 II D Akrm 0 0 0 0 0 K AV-rtn I Kerfoot I T.'Ull 322.1 12 17 Tolals 21 1 1 21 SO Frer Ihrouj missed W'llIameMf 13 Toll of Idaho 2. Hairtime si-ore WillsmeMe 3. Coll. o( Idaho 37. Ol (HMAls; Archer and Gau-h. nillam IVi (Ml (121 Surror Mourn I vr.il lli F H.:el NtNen 0 F i . Rred W-ver illl r i?i C.oorlinf Villimh.sni ,:it G (111 Mi-Calhster Wslshorn (I0i G 2i Piirer Reserves srormi Wlllatnf tie Do. oiarhowskv 1 Winner 2. Surror Mr. Manui 2 MIFIravv a. Summers 1, oj. tioila. Miuer and dio.uc. Same Old Story: Kentucky Could Be Rupp's Team Cops Tourney Bids; 17-3 Record By SHELDON SAKOWITZ The Associated Press It seems like old times for Adolph Rupp and his Kentucky Wildcats. With North Carolina and Kansas, running one-two in the Associated Press poll and stealing most of the early season thunder, the Wildcats the nation's No. 3 team, were more or less shunted to the background. . Now it's Ken tucky's turn to make its presence felt. The Baron's Bluegrass club boosted its overall won-lost record' to 17-3 last night with a 75-69 up hill victory over Mississippi. The Wildcats, after losing two of their first six starts, have bounced back to take 13 of the last 14. In the process, Kentucky an nexed two holiday tournaments its own Kentucky Invitational and Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. The lads from Lexineton last lost lo Tulane 68-60 Jan. 14 in a league game. The Kcntuckians, in whipping Open your Savings Account before 4 Feb. 11 Salem Federal Savings S60 Stato Street Real Number One Olc Miss, solidified their lead in the Southeastern Conference race with an 8-1 mark. Runner-up Tu lane is 5-2. Only two other members of the top 10 saw action last night and bolh won. UCLA, No. 5, rallied in the second half to edge Washing ton 68-65 and extend its string of Pacific Coast Conference to a rec ord 23 straight. Wake Forest, No. 10, rebounded from a defeat by South Carolina Thursday night to turn back Clemson 93-72 in an Atlantic Coast Conference. In other games: Dayton set a Philadelphia Palestra scoring rec ord by overwhelming Villanova 102-70 in the second game of a doubleheader after Temple trimmed Seton Hall 70-51 in the opener; California, ranked 19th na tionally, kept pace with UCLA in the PCC by outlasting Oregon State 73-60 in two overtimes and Joe Anderson's jump shot with 15 seconds left gave Oklahoma a 57-55 thriller over the Oklahoma Aggies in the 100th meeting be tween the state rivals. Also: Lee Marshall's 40 points led Washington and Lee to an 89-70 triumph over Davidson and The Citadel staved off a late comeback to down VMI 78-70 in Southern Conference action; Syracuse's sec Current Savings Rate p.m. ' . . You Will draw 'Dividends Tnyable IM Salem, Oregon, Saturday, February 9, 1957 ond half spurt toppled Holy Cross 82-66; Siena posiea a oo-oi over Army; Arizona defeated Yiest Texas 77-67; Stanford prevailed over W'ashinqlon State 60-51 and Southern California nipped Idaho COLLEGE RKSL'LTS California 73. Oregon Slate 60 1 double overtime I UCLA 68. Washlnelort 65 Stanford 60, Washington Stale 51 USC 89, Idaho 68 Willamette 87. College of Idaho 56 Linlleld 75. Whitman 70 OCE 58, Southern Oregon 43 Oregon Tech 63. Eastern Oregon 57 Fresno Slate College 83. San Diego State 78 Whitworth 87, Western Washinf- Sa'nnFranelsco U 70. SI. Mary's 60 Ssn Francisco State 66. Humboit Sacramento Slale 65, Chico Stale Oregon State Rooks 60. Portland U. J.V. 47 Oregon Frosh 94, Oregon Educa tion J.V, 45 , . Oklahoma 57. Oklahoma A&M 53 Syracuse 82. Holy Cross 66 Temple 70. Seton Hall 51 Wake Forest 93. Clemson 72 Kentucky 75. Mississippi 69 Dayton 102, Villanova 70 GOLF Tiirsnv Ari7 A 45-foot chiD shot on the 18th hole gave Billy rn.r .ir of Konita i. am., a a- I ...... c; fn- 111 anH 9 nn. stroke lead over Bob Harris of Winnelka, 111., after two rounds of the Tucson Open. Mm Five Months Earnings from Feb. 1st June 30th and December 31st and Loan 4 - 4771 Basketball Scores OREGON PREP RESULTS Sweet Home 50, South Salem 4T North Salem 54, Lebanon U Albany &J, Corvtllis 38 Woodburn 56. Serra 51 Silverton 54. North Marion 14 GervaisJ6, Mt. Angel 26 Cascade 51, Si ay ton .13 Central 56, Canby 53 Molalla 55. Dallas 48 Estacada 44. Sandy 41 Salem Academy 61, Amity 48 Dayton 45, Willamina 34 Sherwood 50. Yamhill 39 Philomath 46, Banks 36 Oregon Deaf School 55, St. Paul 4 Falls City 53, Chemawa 43 Perrydale 74, Eddyville 53 Colton 69. MacLaren 30 Valsctz 46. Santiam 32 Ontario 47, Nyssa 28 Redmond 19, Bend 1ft McMinnville 64. St. Helens S8 Tigard 60. Newberg 46 Eugene 58, Springfield 55 Astoria 70. Douglas (Portland) 67 Wy'East 5?. Clatskanie 43 Gresham 64, Hi lis bo ro 45 Hood River 66. Vernonia 47 Oakridge 64, Creswell 47 Pendleton 68, Baker 67 Scappoose 83, Rainier 48 , Beaverton 56, Milwaukie 38 Sisters 78. Mauptn 61 Harrisburg 66, Brownsville 45 Burns 49, Prineville 45 Tillamook 71, Neahkahnfe 61 Central Catholic (Portland) 57. Park rose 39 Waldport 23, Florence 19 West Linn 66. Forest Grove 53 Oregon City 30, Oswego 28 (over time) Hermiston 69. The Dalles 61 Madras 80. Lakeviw 39 Nestucca 50. Seaside 47 Alsea 62. Monroe 60 Marshfield 59. Cottage Grove 55 Medford 66, Central Point 30 Ashland 52. Grants Pass 36 Knappa 59, Nehalem 56 Willamette (Eugene) 61, Pleasant Hill 55 Milton-Freewaler 47, I.a Grandl 38 Roseburg 51. North Bend 42 Elmira 49. Drain 39 Benson 68. Wilson 44 Washington 63. Roosevelt 4$ Lincoln 49. Franklin 36 Cleveland 72. Jefferson 65 Association Oppoiitr CWrthtus 0) 0 r