UCLA Bounces Washington Quint rLp0a0Cpcn
65-53 in Coast League Play-Off
Los Angeles (U.R Univer
sity of California at Los Angeles
Friday gained a one-game edge
over University of Washington
in the two-out-of-three series for
the Pacific Coast conference
championship.
The Bruins, southern division
winners, upset Washington,
northern division champs, 65-53.
- UCLA took command early in
the game and controlled the
ball throughout the contest de
spite a height advantage held by
the defending champions.
The lead changed hands three
times in the first 10 minutes of
play and at the end of the first
quarter the score stood at 19-19.
In the second quarter, UCLA
roared back and tallied nine
points while holding Washing
ton scoreless.
Huskies Rally
However, four minutes before
the first half ended, the Huskies
rallied to go out in front 35-34 at
intermission.
. UCLA was cold in the third
quarter and ended the frame on
the short end of a 53-43 count.
The Bruins got hot again in
the fourth quarter and took the
initiative. UCLA displayed its
ball-handling ability by keeping
the ball from Washington
throughout the last 10 minutes
of play.
Don Bragg of UCLA was high
point man for the game with 19,
followed by Washington's Bob
Houbregs who tallied 18.
Braden Elected
OGA President
Portland (U.R) T. Morris
Braden of Portland Friday night
was elected president of the Ore
gon Golf association at the
OGA's annual meeting.
Braden succeeds Rege A. Ott
of Portland.
Tourney Data Sat
Date of the OGA champion
ship was set for June 23-29.
The tourney wil be played over
the Columbia - Edgewater club
course in Portland. The state
junior tournament will be held
at Portland's Alderwood course
June 16-20.
The Champion of Champion
event will be played at Eugene
September 7 and the Father-and-Son
tourney at Oswego August
24.
MEDFORDv-JTRBUNl
SWOBS
Cal Rugby Team
Downs Stanford
, Stanford, Calif. U.R) A 28-
yard drop kick by Max Howell
In the last minute gained the
University of California Rugby
team a 9-6 victory over Stanford
Saturday on a slow field at the
loser's stadium.
A penalty kick by Wing
Fletch Metten, his second, had
moved Stanford into a 6-6 tie
with about 10 minutes left in
the came.
California's sensational block
Les Richter, an all-American
football star, accounted for the
Bears' 6-3 halftime lead. Richter
scored first on a run of about
30 yards. He pushed Cal into
the halftime lead with a penalty
kick from 15 yards out.
CHIEFS TOP BONANZA
FOR TOURNEY BERTH
Grants Pass Tha Rogue
River Chieftains won the right
to contend for .state tourna
ment honors here Saturday
night by defeating Bonanza,
59 to 44. Tha win was tha sec
ond for tha Chieftains in tha
best two of three series. Bon
anza copped ona of tha threa
contests played.
Rogue River flashed cham
pionship form in the second
half as tha Chieftains broke
a 26 to 26 halftime tie and
pulled away to a 14-point
lead early in the final period.
Tha Chieftains took a 12
to 9 margin in the opening
period before being tied up at
tha halftime break. They
forged a 42 to 34 lead by the
end of tha third canto and
then ran over tha Antlers
early in tha final quarter on
quick baskets by Byron Kile.
Jim Wehren and a pair by
Jim Boulter.
Boulter was tha scoring ace
for tha Chieftains as ha poured
23 points through the hoop be
fore fouling out of the con
test lata in tha final quarter.
Byron Kile tallied 16 for
Rogue River and Jim Wehren
collected 12 before being
ejected on five personals in the
last quarter. Hubble topped
Antlers regulars with 12, but
Hailey, playing in a substi
tute's role, collected 13.
Rogue River 59
KUe IS f
Wehren 12 f
Boulter 23 c
Milton S g
Lehrmann 2 g
44 Bonanza
7 Cinme
12 Hubble
1 Chandler
2 Hood
9 Wilson
Substitutions For Rome River.
Rhoten, Black. For Bonanza, Hailey
13, Dye, Lawver.
Raleigh, N. C OJ.R-r North
Carolina State college retained
its long Southern Conference
basketball supremacy in true
championship form Saturday
night, turning back a battling
Duke team, 77 to 68, in the final
game of the Southern Confer
ence tournament despite a gal
lant 27-point effort by All-American
Dick Groat.
Upholding veteran coach Ev
erett Case's record of never hav
ing lost a tournament game here,
the Wolfpack surged from a 38
35 halftime deficit to win its
sixth straight league crown. '
By beating Duke in the finals
for the third straight year. State
qualified for the NCAA playoffs
starting March 22.
This State team, playing with
out individual stars, used blind
ing speed and drive and grabbed
control of the backboards with a
slight height advantage. Led by
lanky Bobby Speight and cap
tain Lee Terrell, the Wolfpack
completely outdistanced Duke in
the furious finish.
After the All-American Groat,
Duke's captain, fouled out with'
four minutes and six seconds to
go, State spurned a freeze game
and ran up the score.
St. Mary's Graders First
In High District Tourney
Eagle Point The St. Mary's
grade school team of Medford
nabbed the Jackson county high
school district grade school tour
nament title here Saturday night
by overwhelming Gold Hill, 39
to 16. The Gold Hill team put
up a staunch battle but was un
able to compete on even terms
with the St. Mary's club.
Laval Meunier was the big
gun in the Knights' victorious
effort as he hit the hoop for 23
points and scoring honors for the
game.
In the game for the consola
tion title and third place in the
tournament, the Talent grade
school club topped Butte Falls,
Oak Grove Team Victorious
In Non-High Grade Tourney
Oak Grove beat Howard 28
to 26 last night for the cham
pionship of the non-high school
district basketball tournament
held in the Medford high school
gymnasium. In other Saturday
games Elk-Trail topped Lone
Pine 20 to 17 for third place and
Griffin Creek beat Evans Val
ley 16 to 15 for fourth place.
Trophies were awarded the top
four teams. .... :
In Friday afternoon "games
Evans valley defeated Shady
Cove 21 to 13 and Griffin Creek
beat West Side 16 to 11. High
scorers for thetwo games were
Victor Rapp with 10 points for
Evans Valley and Ralph Wier
and Gary Metternich with 5
each for Griffin Creek and West
Side respectively.
The most exciting game of the
tournament was the Friday night
game between Howard and Lone
Pine. The score seesawed back
and forth throughout with How
ard coming out on the long end
of a 25 to 23 score. Burle Well-
burn, diminutive H o w a r d Ken Dougherty, Alderwood
smoothie, was high scorer with tournament chairman, 6aid Sat-
12 points. David Gault and Clif
ford Pederson scored 7 each to
keep Lone Pine in hot conten
tion all the way.
Friday's finale resulted in a
35 to 20 victory for Oak Grove
over Elk-Trail. Bruce Kelling
ton, Oak Grove, sharpshooter,
scored 14 points for high point
honors. Benny Walls showed
speed and aggressiveness in
scoring 9 points for Elk-Trail.
' The tournament was spon
sored by Medford high school,
and was directed by Lee Rags
dale with the help of the coach
ing staff and high school students.
Rogue Valley CC
Invited To Play
Portland U.R) The Rogue
Valley Country club at Medford
and clubs at The Dalles and La
Grande are expected to enter
golfers in the Alderwood Invita
tional team match here in June.
38 to 21. Barritt of Talent was
high scorer with 20 points
Butte Falls downed Phoenix
28 to 19 Friday night in a consol
ation game here. It was the only
fracas of the day and earned
Butte Falls the right to oppose
Talent in the Saturday night con
solation finals.- Phoenix beat
Rogue River and Talent tripped
Jacksonville Thursday. Talent
drew a Friday bye.
St. Mary's gained the cham
pionship finals by beating Butte
Falls on Thursday night. Gold
Hill topped Jacksonville Wed
nesday and, was idle until Satur
day.
Willie Hoppe Takes Win
In World Billiard Play
San Francisco (U.R) The in
comparable Willie Hoppe won
his second straight victory in
defense of his world three
cushion billiard championship
Saturday as he turned back Irv
ing Crane, Binghamton, N. Y.:
50-33, in 44 innings
The victory tied Hoppe with
Joe Procita, Los Angeles, for
the tournament leadership, each
with two wins and no losses,
Procita won his second - match
Saturday, thumping Herb Hardt,
Chicago, 50-31.
The . match between Hoppe
and Crane was the best of the
tournament thus far and for 22
innings it was nip-and-tuck, with
Hoppe holding a 25-24 lead at
that time. However, after Crane
threw a safety at him in the
23rd, Hoppe ran up six points
and his lead never was threat
ened again.
Bowling
COMMERCIAL LOOP STANDINGS
Woa tort
Morning Fresh 19 13
Eagles 1 13
Darling Read Estate IS 13
Domestic Laundry 18 IS
Quality Market IS 17
Sam's Sporting Goods IS 19
Tabic Rock Lumber 9 S3
COMMERCIAL LOOP RESULTS
Darling RL Est. 1 Sams 8L Gds. 1
CHsen 540 Boon 430
Callaghaa 409 Clement 466
Valle. 433 Burroughs SIT
Jones 493 Laden 440
Hadl.y 43S Good 490
Handiest) 133
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2441
Morning Fresh 3
Sacchi 490
Spain 449
Farrar 37S
Hawley 5S5
Doty S34
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Quality Mkt 4
Kyker 465
Lubbers 496
Lubbers 480
Huston 468
Henderson 515
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Domestic Ury. 1
Roseborough 343
Monroe 343
Dumas 487
Sehroeder 434
Wilson 545
Handicap 195
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Eagles
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Baker 420
Tripp 421
Beach 440
Hagen 415
Handicap 9
2128
Pennywbc Drag 3
Wilson 422
Sanger 385
Piercey 402
Smith 434
Tennant 430
2073
Table Rk. Lbr. 1
Neece
Cummins
Genaw
Cannon
Freeman
Handicap
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
Woa
20-30 Club 19
Home Appliance 17
Barnes Chevrolet .
Brown's Insurance
American Leeion
Edgerton Motors .
Henrv's Drive-in
F N Bank
.14
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13
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11
349
372
380
398
403
73
1977
Lest
9
11
14
15
15
15
16
17
CITY LEAGUE RESULTS
29-39 Club 3 First National 1
Curl
Allen
Beven
Allen
Paschke
463 Dimick
478 Lane
460 Hayslip
373 O'Brien
552 Ayres
Handicap
2326 -
489
438
395
401
473
90
2286
Home Appliance 4 Henry's Drive-in t
Straus
Knox
Jantzer
Jantzer
Anderson
528 Knapp
425 Bollinger
454 Morehouse
425 Minger
517 Hampson
Handicap
2349
507
418
415
433
446
45
3264
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TUXBTJITE THRCT
High School
Boxer Dies
Lacrosse, Wash. CJ.PJ A 15-year-old
freshman who pleaded
with officials to let his high
school boxing match continue
Friday night died a short time
later in the dressing room, Whit
man County Coroner Lawrence
Hickman reported Saturday.
Jack Engelman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lavern Engelman,
fainted in the dressing room
after the bout was stopped in
tha . second round in the high
school gym benefit matches. He
revived briefly then fell dead.
San Francisco Seals
Purchase Shortstop
San Francisco (U.R) Owner
Paul I. Fagan, who recently is
sued an official statement de
claring his San Francisco Seals
were "set" for the 1952 Pacific
Coast league season, Saturday
announced the purchase of
Shortstop Jarrett (Jack) Baumer
from Memphis.
Fagan said the new Seal, a
stringbean who hit ,289 last
season, was bought for an un
disclosed sum, plus Dick Briskey.
Briskey, until today earmarked
to patrol shortstop for the Seals
this year, had failed previously
in two attempts to make the San
Francisco squad.
Seal Manager Tommy Heath
saia riaumer had been highly
recommended to the club by
Pitcher Frank Blscan, who had
Barnes Cher. 3 Edgerton Motors 1
Wilson
Shama
Maggenti
Baker
Wilson
487 Calhoun
393 Henson
457 Keener
509 Ament
529 Webster
Handicap
2374 .
urday it will be the first time
Rogue valley and La Grande
have entered the 36-hole medal
play competition.
Invitations will be sent to all
clubs in the Oregon Golf asso
ciation to attend the 26th annu
al team event, set for June 7 and
8.
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