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grants Pass Hopes To lurk Tornado
Title Aims h lnJeek-End Hoop Series
Coach Ray Davis and his
J. A --0
ball squad have ambitions of
throwing the Southern Oregon
conference Big Four race "into a
turmoil." That is a press report
from the climate, city.
There's not much turmoil that
can be caused this late in the
campaign but it could be enough
to wreck the state tourney hopes
of Medford high hoopmen, who
are now leading the circuit. .
Medford and Grants Pass clash
Friday at Medford and Saturday
at Grants Pass in tussles , that
wind-up the regular league slate
for both quints. Varsity frays
each day are set for 8:15 p.m.
following 6:45 ptm. prelims.
Pels, Grizzlies Vie ,
In another two-game series
this week-end Ashland plays at
Klamath Falls. The Klamathites,
second in the loop, are almost
certain to take both tangles from
the cellar -dwelling Grizzlies.
That means that Medford can't
count on any help from Ashland
and must win both frays from
Grants Pass to gain the pennant.
A Tornado sweep over the Cave
men would give Medford the
crown by a one-game - margin
over Klamath.
If the Klamath-Ashland tilts go
true to forecasts and Medford
splits with Grants Pass, Medford
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and Klamath will be knotted for
the diadem. A play-off game
would be required. If on the
other hand Grants Pass whacks
Medford twice, Klamath would
win the title by a one-mix edge
over Medford. .
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Prep Grappling Tournament
Opens Friday
Corvallis The state's out-i
standing prep wrestlers will(
flock to the Oregon State col
lege campus this weekend for
the fifth annual Oregon high
school mat ' championships.
The tournament will get un
derway Friday afternoon, with
quarter-finals slated that night.
Semi-final matches will be stag
ed Saturday afternoon, with
battles for third and fourth
place, plus the championship
pairings, scheduled for the final
night. Scene of the tourney is
the men's gym. ,
Four district qualifying tour
naments were held last week
end, sifting four men in each
weight division' from each dist
rict for the state championships.
Last year 192 men representing
24 schools competed here and a
similar number is expected next
weekend.
Pels Favored '
In the four years the tourney
has been held at Oregon State,
Klamath Falls has walked off
with the title each time and will
be heavily favored again ' this
year. The strong Pelicans al
ready hold a pair of victories
Basketball
WEDNESDAY COLLEGE SCORES
East
New Hampshire 78. Amherst 65
Connecticut 68. Massachusetts 54
- Brown 72, Rhode Island 69
Fordham 70, Rutgers 59
Syracuse 57, Cornell 50
Penn State 84, West Virginia 65 .
LaFayette 90, Lehigh 59
Washington and Jefferson 51, Beth
any 45
South
William and Mary 87. Virginia 85
Maryland 54, Richmond 50
Louisville 101. Xavier, O., 87
Georgetown (D. C.) 85, Mt. St
Mary's 55
North Carolina State 65, Wake For
est 51
Midwest '
Bradley 54. Houston SO
West
Montana State 57, Utah State 53
NBA SCORES
Boston 88, Syracuse 81
Philadelphia 97. Indianapolis 89
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for the championship., But, the
Cavemen recall an incident last
year that spoiled their ' title
hopes. That was a defeat by Med
ford that enabled Klamath Falls
to take the honors by a single
game margin.
It is that occurrence of last
year that makes Grants Pass de
sirous of victory.
Medford will be favored when
it collides with the Cavemen this
week-end. But the Tornado can
at Corvallis
over the Oregon State junior
varsity and - traditionally dom
inate the prep ranks.
Jim Dixon, OSC varsity
wrestling coach, is director of
the meet which is sponsored by
the athletic department Of OSC,
in conjunction with the Oregon
School Activities association. .
Six Medford youths will vie
in the state wrestling tourney
at Corvallis this week-end. They
are Dave Newland, 141-pound
class; Norm Hanscom, 148; Don
Jacobs, heavyweight; Jim Mc
Daniel, 130; Bud Thames, 157;
and Dennis Faulkner, 168. They
will be taken to the tournament
by Coach Fred Spiegelberg. "
Button Leading
Skating Rivalry
Paris (U.R) Dick Button of
Englewood, N. J., got off to a
flying start in the men's world
figure skating championship
Thursday by outclassing his
rivals in the compulsory school
figures. . . .
Button, who has held "the
world title for the-last four
years, wound up with an un
official total of 779.8 points at
the end of first day's competi
tion, and will go into Friday's
concluding free skating event
with a 35-point lead. -
Helmut Seibt of Austria was
in second place at the conclu
sion of the school figures with
744.8 points. Seibt was the run-
nerup behind Button m last
week's Olympic championships.
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expect a peck of trouble from
Grants Pass. The Cavemen put
un a strong challenge in the last
struggles in January. Medford
won tne iirst xo o aner a
torrid see-saw battle. The second
contest was hard fought until
Medford pulled away in the final
moments to win 46 to 33.
Starters Listed
Possible Grants Pass starters
Friday are Norm Hedgpeth and
John Harbour, forwards; Mel
Norrickr center; and Dick James
and . Bruce Robertson, guards.
Larry Schweinfurt may see con
siderable action.
Because Grants Pass will have
a height advantage Coach Frank
Roelandt undoubtedly will de
termine his starters by the Cave
men's opening five. Ed Bingham
at forward, Derald Wooton at
center, Dennis Conner at guard,
and Don Spinas at either for
ward or guard appear definite
starters.
The fifth man will be picked
from tall Jack Boardman, Dick
Atterbury and Roland Thomp
son. If Boardman starts, he will
be at a forward and Spinas at .a
guard. Otherwise, Spinas will be
a forward spot. '
Five Berths
For Tourney
To Be Filled
. New York (U.R) The Nation
al Invitation basketball tourna
ment was expected to f;ll most,
if not all, of its remaining five
berths Thursday.
Asa Bushnell, chairman of the
NIT committee, promised that
his group would announce the
complete 12-team field "by
Thursday." But there was a
good chance that the commit
tee would hold at least one place
open until it sees how New
York university fares against
St. John's Thursday night.
Foremost
These are the teams consid
ered to be foremost in the run
ning, with their records: West
ern Kentucky 24-4, Loyola of
Chicago 16-7, NYU 16-5, Villa
nova 16-7, Seattle 26-7, DePaul
18-7, LaSalle 18-5, Lawrence
Tech 23-2, Texas Christian 20-3,
Wyoming 23-5 and 1951 winner
Brigham Young 13-8.
- Teams previously selected for
the NIT were St. John's, St.
Louis, St. Bonaventure, Holy
Cross, Seton Hall, Duquesne and
Dayton.
High School Scores
WEDNESDAY GAMES
Lane "B" Tourney
Coburg 42. McKenzie 41
Mapleton 66, Pleasant Hill 36
-Creewell48. Crow 41
Mohawk 56, Triangle Lake 31 .
B-7 Sub-District Meet
- Umapine 48. Irrigon 44
. Helix 53. Ukiah 35
Stanfield 53. Weston 41
. Boardman 54. Pilot Sock 51
Vernonia 55. Warrenton 40 .
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Medford Feed 18
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E. Hagen 349
E. Ludwig 375
V. Cummings 379
A. Tamney . 457 Absentee 423
J. Wandersee 356 M. Little 408
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D. Doty 379
K. Jennings 398
S. Beck . 418
A. Monroe 366
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V. Corby 481
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D. Stanley 346
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ACE Sport' Controlling Program
Apparently Doomed to Failure
New York U.R) The Ameri
can Council on Education's pro
gram for controlling intercolle
giate athletics appeared doomed
to failure Thursday as two east
ern college accrediting agencies
announced they could not en
force it.
Officials of the Middle Atlan
tic states and New England, states
college and secondary school as
sociations said they could not
enforce the ACE code because
it is "impractical" and beyond
their function.
A committee of college presi
dents appointed by the ACE
drew up a 10-point program for
cracking down on intercollegiate
athletics last January 8 and had
hoped the six powerful accredit
ing agencies throughout the na
tion would enforce it by refusing
to accredit schools which vio
late the code.
The ACE code included ban
Seattle Not Seriously
Considered for Tourney
Seattle (U.R) A member of
the NCAA executive committee
has informed Seattle university
officials that the Chieftains are
not being "seriously considered"
for a western basketball tourna
ment berth at Corvallis, Bill Fen
ton, Seattle athletic director,
said Thursday.
Reeves Peters, the committee
member, told Fen ton in' a tele
phone conversation from Kansas
City that five teams are in line
for the members-at-large bid.
They are Drake, Oklahoma City,
St. Mary's, San Francisco, and
Santa Clara.
"Seattle U. is not being ser
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spring football practice, and
other restrictions.
" Proponents of the code had
banked heavily on the various
accrediting agencies for enforce
ment of the program. Because of
the power wielded b3' these
agencies, it was assumed that no
major college would dare defy
them.
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daily through March 9.
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Rival Teams.
Ball Players
Lake Wales, Fla. (U.R) jC
sey Stengel of the world cham
pion Yankees figured., that be
must have another American
league pennant winner in the
making because "all the other
teams want my ball players.
"They want my outfielders,
my inf ielders, my , pitchers and
even my catchers," he com
plained. "And yet they say we
are going to be weaker this year
because we nave lost Joe DlMag
gio and Gerry Coieman.'-
Makes Sense
"Well, that ' makes ' sense for
you don't lose a guy like ' Di
Maggio without feeling it and
Coleman was a pretty handy guy
to have around. .
"So knowing I have to come
up with replacements what do
the other clubs do try to .deal
for the players I have. .
Stengel was emphatic in say
ing he is not interested in mak
ing deals. "I'm satisfied with
what I have and I'm not -worry
ing about coming up with a
center-fielder to take DiMaggio'i
place," Stengel said. '
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St. Louis (U.R) Archie Moore,
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heavyweight championship
match, apparently was no closer
to his goal after Wednesday
night's decisive ' victory over
Jimmy Slade.
Although he won a unanimous
decision, Moore ran out of gas
in the 10th and final round. The
New York :Negro, 10 years
Moore's junior, pummeled him
almost at will in the last two
minutes of the round. But the
big margin Moore had won in
the first nine rounds carried him
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Portland (U.R) The opening
round of Oregon's district two
National Association of Intercol
legiate Basketball tourney will
match Portland against Lewis
and Clark and Willamette against
Oregon College of Education, It
was announced Thursday.
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next , Monday. Winner gets
berth in the Kansas City NAIB
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