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NCAA Tournament Ticket Orders Not Accepted Until February 20 uregon btate college Jim the OSC Beavers entered, the Earratt, OSC athletic business manager and . manager of the 1956 Western NCAA regional hoop tournament to be staged here on March 16 and 17, has re leased information governing ticket distribution. Barratt, who has been in charge of ticket sales at each of the four previous regional, tour neys at Gill coliseum, predicted interest for this year's affair probably would be greater than ever before and advised fans to follow all regulations in procur ing tickets First of all, mail orders and applications for tickets will be first accepted through the mails on Monday, Feb-. 20. Applica tions and orders received earlier than that date will be returned A limit of four tickets per ap plicant will be followed, with one applicant to an envelope All seats are reserved for each night. Each of the four partici pating teams will receive a mini mum of 250 choice tickets per night to service their own stu dents. Orders are to be filled by lottery At three of the last four tour neys held here, immediate sell outs resulted. L.ast . year, witn (Bowling ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE ' Kliever's Machine,Shop's shut out victory over Lorenz Co. in creased its lead in the Rogue Valley Bowling league Thurs day night. City Hall took four from Forest Patrol to move up one- place in the standings, and Pine Tree market shut out Dar rell Miller Co . to move from eighth place to fifth, Oliver Mc- Neel's 567 was high series, and John Bradish rolled a 239 for high game. Standings: W. Kliever's Machine Shop .14 Star Body Works . 12 Forest Patrol in City Hall Pine Tree Market U. S. National Bank Andy's Jewelers . Seven Ud : Lorenz Co. Darrell Miller . Results Seven Up I K. Shaw 481 D. Coates 448 V. Schlachter 469 J. Morgan 315 D. Swan 449 2162 9 8 7 6 5 4,i 4!, Andy's B. Wright D. Kline D. Johnson T. Anderson E. Floate Handicap 2133 Lorenz Co. 0 C. McWhorter 484 J. Mathes 435 W. GottEried 429 B. Tye . 488 H. Rickman 428 Handicap 78 2342 Kliever's .4 E. Eberius- . 446 E. Isaacs 405 T. Van Sickle 535 L. Knapp 520 V. Allen 553 2459 City Hall O. McNeel N. Dow G. Brown 4 Forest Patrol 567 D. Stockton . H. Smets T. Maul B. Van Hoy 460 423 E. McKinstry 477 3. Compagnoni 469 J. Bradish. Handicap ..; 21 2517 2221 Star Body A. Bohannan B. Graham B. Thornton ' P. Graham L. Graham 3 547 443 383 529 505 2407 U. S. Natl. Bank 1 S. Doty 468 E. Humphrey 425 G. Rader 377 F. Eastwood 491 P. Shafer 433 Handicap 138 .2332 Miller Co. J. Haven D. Tremblay H. Wyatt C. Cox B. Kramer Handicap 0 411 390 438 412 361 135 2147 Pine Tree . D. Chapman H. Zeber S. Mallon F. Chapman - 473 D. Kreer 427 2302 EVERGREEN LEAGUE ' Standings in the Evergreen League tightened up this week with the top three teams losing 3 to 1 series to lower bracket teams. East Side Market moved out of the cellar with a 3 to 1 se ries with Jorgensen's Dairy. High team game went to Hunter and Best with a 850 and high series to Baker's with 2465. High individual games was turned in by Boyd Wilson at 223 andjiigh series to Bob De Groot with a - 557. Standings: W. L. Big Y Market . .. 28 12 Domestic Laundry .... 25 15 Swift and Co. ........ 23 17 Moore Steel Co. 21 19 Barber's Local ; ; . .....20 20 Chuck's Pump . 20 20 Oasis Ball Room 20 20 Jackson Creek Lumber . .....20 20 Pierce Freight Lines j.,.17 23 Hunter & Best . 17 23 Eastside Market ... 15 25 Jorgensen's Dairy 14 26 Results: ' Swift Co. Griffith Anderson Hjorten Messelbeck Boner 1 ,: Jackson Creek 3 456 A. Johnson 372 347 O. Johnson ' 386 438 Glover 377 428 Lewis ' 500 509 " Kantor ' 504 Handicap. .2178 60 2199 . Jorgensen's Duncan Pritchett Jorgensen Schrein Ellis 1 . Eastside Mkt, 469 Orr 37Q Harger 339 Morris 391 - Neathamer 552 : Fluclc I. .459 448 418 496 420 99 2338 Pierce Freight 3 Domestic Lndry. 1 ' Handicap 2121 Martin DeVore Hawley Negles VaUee Handicap Oasis Williams Cave Burton Wilson Spain Handicap Moore Steel Lugnet Monroe La Fon Kraig Edwards Handicap 454 Knox 402 Wadlow - 379 Liddell . 401 Coats . 503 Colley 78 2217 2214 3 499 354 371 543 487 63 2317 Big Y Mkt McQuat Hooker -Gifford PickeU Frans 2278 2 468 388 389 480 479 270 . 2474, Barbers Berry Braaten Hamer DeGroot Speer 2465 Hunter-Best Russell Sorber Croucher O'Connor Wicksten . Handicap . 2 447 438 406 470 .-. 505 , .54 2310 Chuck's Pump 2 McWhorter 411 Lynch " 485 Coggins 495 Parker 528 Kreer 410 ticket office received some 7,000 mail orders and applications the first day orders were accepted. This resulted in some 2000 appli cants missing out on tickets. The limit of four per customer is again imposed to spread the base among purchasers. For the championship contest between University of San Fran cisco and OSC last March, a rec ord crowd of 11,206 was estab lished for the event here. In four years, some 78,000 fans have been on hand at Gill coli seum. On Friday, March 16, the Pa cific Coast conference champion will play the California Basket ball association winner. At 9:30 p.m. winner of an earlier, play off between a selected member-at-large and the Rocky Moun tain conference champ will meet the Mountain States conference titlist. On Saturday at 7:30 p.m. SPORTS Porter Continues Ar Score Leader By UNITED PRESS Linfield's big 6-5 Don Porter continues to dominate the scor ing statistics in the Northwest conference, according to figures released today Including games through Jan. 28. Porter has pushed in 152 points, an average of 21.7 per game., But right on Porter's heels is another" Linfield . per former, Bill Machamer, the loose jointed sophomore from Madras. Machamer. has hit for 144 points and an average of 20.5 per outing. Following Porter and Macha mer are:- Del Klicker, Whitman, 20.1; R. C. Owens, College of Idaho, 19.1; Dan French, Pacific, 15; the two previous losers play, j Charlie Jenkins, College of Ida- and at 9:d0 p.m. the first-night ho, lo; Hal Adrian, Lewis & Disabled Vets To File For Hunting Licenses Veterans who have a 20 per cent or more disability and are entitled to hunting and fishing benefits must now apply an nually by filing applications and requesting statements of dis ability, according to County Service Officer Charles Hol brook. . .' Applications and statements of. disability may be obtained through Holbrook's office, third floor courthouse. Veterans should bring their case file num bers, he said. winners vie for the title. Winner here goes3 to the NCAA finals at Evanston, 111., on March 22-23. Clark, 13.7; Dave . Sanf ord, Lin field, 13.1; Ed Ramsdell, Pacific, 12.6;-and Bob Becker, Whit man, 11.8. - -" . - Central Pointers Defeat Talent Central Point Central Point grade school hoop aggregations scored two wins over Talent here last night. The seventh grade was victor 32 to 16 and the eighth took its test 33 to 24. . Seventh graders had quarter edges of 9 to 5, 20 to 7 and, 28 to 9. Loyal Higinbotham had 10 points for Central Point and Dickenson nine for Talent. ' Eighth grade margins by can tos were 13 to 4, .21 to 9 and 30 to' 17. Jerry Michales and Gary Bartley recorded eight, counters each for the Pointers. Loper of Talent was high for the game with 15. Basketball THURSDAY COLLEGE GAMES By United Press Manhattan 82, NYU 70 Cincinnati 93, St. John's (N.Y.1 78 Miami (Fla.) 77, Xavier (O.) 75 Wake Forest 84. Virginia 67 ; Morehead (Ky.l 108. Marshall 103 Louisville 93, Toledo 64 St. Louis 90. Wichita 88 Friday, February 3. 1958 Legislators Told Cherberg Fired Because of Complaint To Press By ELDON BARRETT Seattle, Wash. OJ.P.) A legis lative group was told yesterday that Johnny -Cherberg was fired at Washington football coach because he complained to ..the press that his assistants . were barred from a - "gripe session" with his players. H. P. (Dick) Everest, univer sity vice-president, told a three man executive committee of the Legislative Council that.. there was feeling on the part of Ath letic Director Harvey Cassill fol lowing the Jan. 19 meeting that the "situation was resolved far enough." -: . : . , "Then,, suddenly," ; Everest continued, "John moved into the, newspapers with - the non-appearance of coaches." "Was that why he was fired, then," asked Rep. John O'Brien, speaker of the House and 'chair-' man of the council. -- - - - MEDFORD. (OREGON MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN Weather Grounds Planer Address Is Cancelled Pittsburgh (U.R) U.S. Air Mail Chief Earl B. Wadsworth telephoned the Pittsburgh Aero Club from Cleveland Thursday thai he was unable to address the club; on the 30th anniver sary of air mail service. He said his plane was ground ed, by bad weather. "If I did the same thine. I'd get to my desk, clean out my personal papers and start look ing up my home address," re plied Everest. Johnny started the whole thing boiling again." Cherberg was fired Jan. 27 by Cassill, whom Everest said had ."full authority" to take such ac tion.; Cassill contended that the coach -. had not quelled dissatis faction among the' players. . O'Brien said. Cherberg would be:heard by the three-man group next Tuesday. He explained if -the; executive committee, decid ed that the Washington athletic department needed Investigat ing, such action would be recom mended to the council i as , a whole. . "Something good may come if we can do anything to eliminate the tremendous amount of pub licity given the discharge of -a football coach," said O'Brien. 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