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Newspaper Page Texto O o o EIGKt MEDFORD (OREGON) PHOENIX NICKS EAGLE FOR 6 A-2 SOUTHERN Arrangement were being completed today for the District 6 A-2 championship basketball play-off between the Phoenix high Pirates and the Glide Wild cats on the coming week ed. Phoenix, a co-runner-up in the regular season Rogue league chase, barged into the play-off actiony nudging Eagle Point, the Rogue champ, 50 to 48 in the Saturday night finale of the southernubdistrict tourgament here. While tne Eagles, ranked as No. 6 in A-2 state circles and the onlv raied club in the tourney. were conftded the role of at least slight favorite in the south Three ghoenix high players were named to the 10-man Dis trict 6 A-2 southern division all-star squad following the tournament b z Saturday night. They were Gary lmmond. (Jfjn Stout and Doug Witte. Eagle Point placed Jack Grab and Ron Veach and Brookings Jerry Anderson and Stan Cribble. Named from Illi nois Valley were Dennis Ho gan ajd Mike Piller. Ray Munyhoof Glendale rounded out tnesquad. em division play-off, the victory by Phiejnix was not an upset. The Pirates wn two of four other games witft Eagle Point this season and were ttie crew which spoiled the Eagle aim of an undefeated record in confer ence contention. Pirates Down Five Saturday's ffhale was close and hard fought all the way. Never more than six points separated the two clubs. Score was tied 13 times and the lead switched hands on four occasions. Phoe nix had to overcome a five-point deficit in the final stanza to claim its triumph. The Pirates pushed on top by swishing through nine counters while EP went scoreless in a 214 minute span. In the other scrapes Saturday Illinois Valley captured third place in the tournament by clip ping Henley 60 to 46 and Brook ings was consolation victor 56 to 50 over Glendale. Eagle Point was in front 39 to 87 going into the concluding period of the title game. Jack Greb's jumper from the side of the circle and his free shot, after the foul which sent the Pirates' Doug Witte out of the tussle, put the EP margin at 42 to 37. Jim Waldron got a pair of gifters from the free line for Phoenix but Greb added a brace of free points for 44 to 39 with 4V? minutes left in the panel. Simmonds Sparks Comeback Gary Simmonds started the Phoenix comeback with a close bucket on a feed. He then got a free shot and with 3U minutes to go sank a long pusher to tie up the game 44-all. The Pirates went ahead for keeps with 2V2 minutes left on two free counters by Jim Stout. Phoenix lead went to 48 to 44 when Simmonds fed the ball for a driving shot by Jim James. Eagle Point closed the gap to 48 to 46 on Dennis Boren's two- hand jumper from back of the. G Household Finance Corporation, world's oldest consumer finance company, comes to. 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They went on top for the first time at 20 to 18 and fought to 26 to 20 and 28 to 22 gaps. James and Don Wallace each downed a pair of foul tosses for Phoenix and the EP edge was 28 to 26 at the half. 18-16 at Free Line In the third quarter there were five deadlocks. Phoenix went ahead at 35 to 34 when Stout drove in for a field goal and added a free bucket. But, when Greb made a charity heave and missed his second try, Wayne Christian followed with a rebound shot for a 37 to 35 EP lead. The Pirates claimed the vic tory on an 18 to 16 margin in free shots. Each club had 16 field goals for the game. As the fray began, however, it appeared that the Eagles would get the gift toss advantage. Five personals were whistled on Phoenix in the first quarter and the Eagles took full use to collect 10 of their 14 points in the period. Greb Scores 20 Greb of EP was high scorer in the fracas with 20 points and Gary Simmonds rolled up 15 for Phoenix. Greb, Gary Foran and Christian were the big re bounders for the Eagles and gave their club the edge in offensive play under the boards. James and Witte, until he fouled out, were the main retrievers for Phoenix, which had the edge "in overall aggressivenss for the night. Phoenix was forced to do some pressing in the final quarter to go on top. When the Eagles estab lished their lead in that canto, they turned to ball control but a few shots from mid range or deeper were missed and helped give the Pirates opportunities they needed. Players of both teams fired numerous shots which were in and out of the basket. Illinois Valley led at every quarter of its game with Henley, 16 to 7, 37 to 22 and 50 to 33. Barbara Romack Wins South Atlantic Golf Ormond Beach, Fla. (U.R) Barbara Romack of Sacramento, Calif., has another piece of sil verware for her April wedding to her hometown golf profes sional. Buddy Porter. Miss Romack retired the South Atlantic Women's golf championship trophy Sunday by beating Mrs. Alice O'Neal Dye 2 and 1, in the 36-hole finals. She previously won the event in 1952 and 1953. Yes! HFC loan service . . . famous from coast to coast, now offers its money service to the people of this community. If you need a loan for any worthy pur pose, you are invited to visit our new office. Look for the famous HFC emblem. 20 to 1500 You may arrange a loan at Household and have your choice of loans of $50, $100, $200, up to $1500. Take up to 24 months to repay. The principal requirement for a loan at Household Finance, is the ability to repay in regular monthly instalments. om o mat HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 128 L Main St., 2nd Floor PHONE: 3-5301 9.-30 fo 5.30 Monrioy thn Frfdoy Saturday 9:30 Monday. February 25. 1957 POINT TITLE UCLA Tops Scrappy UO Team 73-65 Eugene U.R) Oregon's I Ducks gave UCLA a battle Saturday night before losing 73 65 for their 11th defeat in 12 Pacific Coast Conference basket ball starts. UCLA led 40-28 at halftime but Oregon, led by Charlie Franklin and Hal Duffy, bounced back to twice come within four points. UCLA won the game at the free throw line, bagging 29 char ity tosses to 17 for Oregon which out shot the visitors from the field 24-22. Franklin had 17 points as did Ben Rogers and Walt Torrence of the Bruins. Duffy chipped in with 15 for the Ducks. Crown Won By Newberg Corvallis U.R) Newberg won the Oregon state high school wrestling title Saturday by pil ing up 66 points to 45 for Sweet Home and 33 for Springfield. Canby, last year's champ, fin ished far back with 16 points. Dennis Hogan had 15 points and Larry Preston 13 for IV and Jim Marler 13 for Henley. Brookings trailed Glendale at the quarter 16 to 7 and at half 26 to 33 but went ahead 46 to 34 in the third quarter, Jerry Anderson scored 19 fpr the Bruins and Tom Mun yon 14 for Glendale. BOX Championship Game) rnoenix James, f .. Stoutt. f. SPORTS' FG FT PF TP . 2 6 0 10 .3 3 3 .8 .3 2-5 8 . 2 0 2 4 .6 3 2 15 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 2 0 2 . 0 2 0 2 .18 IS 12 50 FG FT PF TP . 1 4 4 ft . 5 10 4 20 .3 0 1 6 .4 0 2 8 .3 2 2 8 . 0 0 O 0 . 0 0 0 0 ...IS 16 13 48 Witte. c .... Heath, g Simmonds, g Schieigh Wallace Waldron Totals Eagle Point Christian, f . J. Greb. t ... Foran. c Borgen. g ... Veach. g . Hanson Totals . INE-l'PS: (Third Place Game) 60 Illinois valley Henlev 46 13 freston ..Kaylor 4 4 Slanaker .. 15 Hogan curry t Blofsky 3 Herringshaw 6 6 Filler 8 Simington J. Marler 13 Substitutions For IV. Goodwin 10. t-ane. Woodbury. Kennedy 2. Rauber. Dickev 2: lor Henley, oober 7. Born 2. Tocchini 2, D. Marler, Powell 1, Chapman 2. (Consolation Game) 56 Brookings Glendale 50 F 8 R. Bullock R. Munyon 7 F 19 J. Anderson Mehl C 4 Workinger T. Munyon 14 G 10 Lane Hale 12 G 2 Galambos Reynolds 8 Substitutions For Brookings. West eren. Campbell. Rutledge 4. Fox 8. J. Gribble 1: for Glendale, Mullarkey 1, Wendell 8. Miller. Musta. Stevens. fo 1:00 Basketball Scores By UNITED PRESS (East) Canisius 83, Bowling Green 70. Harvard 98, Pennsylvania 83. Temple 67, GWU 59. Boston U 77. Brandeif 76. Dartmouth 84, Cornell 49. Holy Cross 89, Boston Col. 65. West Virginia 107. Pittsburgh 93. Princeton 56. Yale 38. St. Bonaventure 74, Niagara 66. Rutgers 64. CCNY 62. (South) Tulane 81. Mississippi St. 79. Miami (Fla.t 98. Fla. State 82. Mississippi 83, La. State 76. Vanderbilt 75, Florida 59. Virginia 85, Clemson 71. N. C. State 78, Villanova 64. Duke 94, South Carolina 81. (Midwest) Okla. A&M 76. Houston 62. St. Louis 73. Bradley 66. Kansas St. 86, Iowa St. 77. Missouri 72, Colorado 62. Dayton 50, Louisville 48. Indiana 85, Wisconsin 74. Notre Dame 95, DePaul 80. Iowa 74, Northwestern 66. Kansas 87, Nebraska 60. (Southwest) Texas A&M 61. Texas 55. Bavlor 69, Arkansas 61. Hardin-Simmons 86, Arizona 69. SMU 75, Rice 72. (West) California 72. Washington 62. Montana St. 82. Whitworth 78. UCLA 73, Oregon 65. Utah 92, Utah St. 90. Denver 64, Wyoming 63. Colo. St. 87, Colo. Mines 66. Montana 71. Brigham Young 63. Southern Cal. 86. Stanford 73. Colo. A&M 78. New Mexico 54. Oregon State 81, Idaho 53r Portland 83, Gonzaga 69. Linfield 85, Willamette 81. Pacific 73, College of Idaho 62. Portland State 71, Eastern Oregon 41. Oregon College 49. OTI 44. Bruins Face Southern Cal On Tuesday By UNITED PRESS PCC STANDINGS (By UNITED PRESS W. L. PF PA UCLA Ml 1 887 754 California 11 1 803 674 Washington . 11 3 993 891 USC 6 4 721 709 Stanford 6 8 905 823 Washington State 4 8 778 861 Oregon State 2 9 691 739 Idaho 3 11 883 984' Oregon 1 11 707 833 Fiflh ranked UCLA and ninth ranked California are destined to collide in a basketball titanic at Berkeley next week end al though the script could be mess ed up a little by Southern Cali fornia. For the Bruins, still deadlock ed with California for first place in the Pacific Coast conference tangle, have a date with Coach Forest Twogood's quintet Tues day at Pan Pacific auditorium and neither the Bruins nor Cal are impervious to upsets. Things are just as tense in the California Basketball Associa tion where USF clings to a half game lead over St. Mary's 'with the teams slated to fight it out March 5 for the title, unless "upsetitis" gets them in the meantime. California, which was wreck ed Friday night by Washington, turned on a full court press Sat urday to defeat the Huskies 72 to 62. The Bruins kept pace by de feating last place Oregon, 73 tc 65. Southern California cleaned up its week end series with an 86 to 73 victory over Stanford Oregon State earned a split with Idaho by dropping the Van dals 81 to 53, in the other PCC game. Washington State was idle. USF used its vaunted defense to put the squeeze on Loyola, 75 to 65, and retain the half game edge over St. Mary's which downed Fresno State in overtime, 89 to 85. Field Half Filled For NCAA Cage Play New York (U.R) The 32-team field for the NCAA's brand-new small college basketball cham pionship tournament was half completed today with the addi tion of four conference cham pions decided during the week end. Teams named swelled to 16 with the addition of Mt. Sa Mary's of Maryland, Jackson College of Mississippi, Florida A&M, and the University of Nevada. First and second round games in the small college tournament will be played at home court sites to be .determined by the draw. Fjrst round games will be played March 2-5 and second round games March 9. Quarter finals, semi-finals, and finals will be played March 13, 14 and 15 at Evansville, Ind. HOCKEY By UNITED PRESS It was a "lost week end" for all three of the National Hockey League's top teams, which blew epportunities to make significant gains. The Detroit Red Wings could have taken an eight-point lead over the Montreal Canadiens, but suffered a 2-1 loss at the hands of the fifth-place Toronto Maple Leafs. The Canadiens then failed to cut into the Red Wings' first place margin when they dropped a 4-3 decision to the fourth-place New York Rangers. And the third-place Boston Bruins were handed a 4-3 loss by the last-place Chicago Black Hawks. OSC SCORES UPSET Eugene (U.R) Oregon Cft snannerl a 20-match win ning streak by the University of Oregon wrestling team Sat urday, winning 21-8. Protein foods vary greatly in nutritive values. -. Pelicans Tip Ashland High Quint 41-37 Ashland The Klamath Falls Pelicans won 41-37 over Ashland high Saturday night. It was a hotly contested game all the way with the lead chang ing hands several times before Klamath could salvage enough of a lead to ascertain its 10th conference victory against two defeats. The Pelicans were out to com pensate for their humiliating 50 39 Friday night setback. They started fast in the Saturday night encounter and were on the long end of a 5-0 count after 48 sec onds of the first quarter. But for the Grizzlies midway through the opening quarter Jack Tobi asson sank a pair of free throws to tie the score 6-6. Engineering a patience-trying strategy while trying to pull the Pelicans out of their zone de fense and into a man to man defense, the Grizzlies pushed for a slow, low-scoring game, and were in front of the Pelicans midway through the second quarter, and were just a shade behind the classy KF five when the half ended with Klamath Falls leading 19-17. Free Tosses Aid TClamath was one to .three points in front much of the third period. With Klamath trailing 26-25 with three minutes remaining in the third canto, two quick field goals by the Pelicans pushed the visitors into a 29-26 third period nod. From that point on and throughout the final quarter the Klamath Falls Pelicans made the most of their free throw at tempts, hit the hemp from out side the key, and generally held a four to five point edge to re gain some of the prestige they lost in Friday night's defeat. The Pelicans in winning boost ed their season record to 18 vic tories against 3 setbacks. The Grizzlies own a season record of 13 wins and 7 defeats. In Saturday night's prelimin ary, the Ashland JV pinned the Klamath Falls JV with their first defeat in 17 games, win ning handily, 57 to 44. 17 Ashland 8 Eberhart 8 8 Eberhart .... 8 Dailey . 1 Tobiasson Klamath 41 Sutherland 2 Sutherland 2 Niles 5 Moore 15 Kimpton 12 8 Fitch 8 Hartwell MCI1U v C.Witiitinn. Inr AcVllanH Soren- son, Olson 4; for Klamath Falis, Doug las. Pacific Has Edge in NW Hoop Chase By UNITED PRESS Linfield and Pacific were em broiled in a down-to-the-wire bat tle for the Northwest conference basketball title today. Pacific has a 9-4 record with three games to play while Linfield is 10-5 with one game left. Tonight, Pacific, winner of two straight over College of Idaho during the week end, clashes with Whitman at Forest Grove. The Badgers downed the Idaho team 73-62 Saturday. Lewis and Clark, tied with Wil lamette for third place at 6-7, meets College of Idaho tonight. Linfield edged Willamette 85 81 Saturday night to keep the race hot. Lewis and Clark took Whitman 73-55 in the other Saturday game. Portland State drubbed East ern Oregon 71-41 to wind up in a second-place tie with South ern Oregon in the OCC race. Portland State also won a berth in next week's regional NAIA tourney along with Southern Oregon, Portland, and Lewis and Clark. Knickerbockers Just About Out By UNITED PRESS Four straight wins by the Syracuse Nats have just about beat out the New York Knicker bockers for third playoff spot in the National Basketball asso ciation Eastern division. After Sunday's 109-93 triumph over Rochester, which hiked the Nats lead over losing New York to 2V4 games, the Knicks have just about "had it." The Boston Celtics blasted the Knicks 97-85. New York's de feat dropped it four games down to Syracuse in the lost column with only nine games remaining. In other games, rookie Irv Bemoras' tip-in .with two sec ends to play climaxed an uphill 113-112 St. Louis triumph over the Philadelphia Warriors. Dick Garmaker dropped in 29 points to pace the Minne apolis Lakers to a 123-115 win over the league-leading Fort Wayne Pistons. The Saar region in Europe contains 991 square miles. ir Builders Supply QCALITO BLOCKS Bricks Flues. Drain Til 727 W. McAndrews Phone 2-4107 m PELS CLINCH A-l TOURNEY SPOT; GRANTS PASS BEATS COMET FIVE SOUTHERN OREGON CONFERENCE STANDINGS W. Klamath Talli 10 Pet. .833 .750 .500 .333 .143 Medford , 9 Ashland . 7 Grants Pass 4 Crater 2 Klamath Falls assured itself a berth in the Oregon Class A-l basketball tournament from Dis trict 6 by thumping Ashland 41 to 37 at Ashland on Saturday night in the Southern Oregon conference while Grants Pass won a battle of league also-rans by rapping Crater high 53 to 44 at Grants Pass. The loss pushed the Ashland ers out of the running for the loop diadem but they stayed in the fight for the second tourney spot from the district. Week end results left idle Medford just a game behind the KF Pelicans in the conference championship race. The Medfordites hold a three game gap over Ashland in the quest for state tournament entry. Grants Pass was jarred out of league title and tourney as pirations by its 54 to 52 double overtime loss to Crater on Fri day, the same night the Ash land quint stunned the state and helped its district cause with a 50 to 39 victory over Klamath Falls. Tornado, Grizzlies Vie Medford and Ashland collide this Friday and Saturday with the Black Tornado of Medford needing but one verdict to gain a third consecutive tourney jaunt. Grants Pass and Klamath are foes in the other series while Crater sits out with a bye. At Grants Pass Saturday the Cavemen built up a wide first Prep Scores SATURDAY BASKETBALL By UNITED PRESS Marshfield 57, Eugene 55. Klamath Falls 41, Ashland 37. Springfield 58. North Bend 50. Madras 47. Redmond 33. Lakeview 70. Burns 59. Sisters 61, Dufur 38. Grants Pass 53. Crater 44. Reedsport 58, Waldport 34. Baker 55, LaGrande 47. Toledo 49, Myrtle Point 47. Knappa 49. Corbett 38. Hermiston 63. Mac Hi 51. Phoenix 50, Eagle Point 48. Butte Falls 38. Talent 27. Brookings 56. Glendale 50. Illinois Vallev 60. Henley 46. Malin 41, Merrill 40. Kurt Nielsen Net Victor New York (U.R) Another sour note was struck in Ameri can tenr.'s today when the U.S. National Indoor tennis cham pionship went out of the coun try for the third time in the last four years. Mustachioed Kurt Nielsen of Denmark, who had been seeded fourth, emerged as the surprise winner of the 1957 indoor crown Sunday when he upset third seeded Herb Flam, U.S. Davis Cupper from Beverly Hills, Calif., 4-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-4. MAKE THAT 'PERFECT FIGURE 8! m..then make yourself a mellow highball.. fcJi4-S!U SIR AND JHlv I OLD I HERMITAGE BRAND KENTUCKY STRAIGHT jlUgjj BOURBON WHISKEY .) ljmgi Tit On Heuhitaci Compaut ; "JsgJf mm OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY, ' PRODUCTS CORPORATION half command. Crater came back to challenge in the second half, but when the Comets got with in striking range in the conclud ing period, the GP crew padded out its score with foul tosses. Grants Pass had 20 to 7, 30 to 11 and 41 to 26 leads at the quarters. Crater, having trouble with the Caveman zone defense and also missing good shots, put in only two field goals in the first half in 25 casts at the net. The Comets in the second half limited Grants Pass to just three baskets from the field but the Cavemen added 17 pointers on gift tries in the last two quar ters. Crater came up within six points of the Cavemen at 48 to 42. Both clubs recorded 14 field goals but the Cavemen put in 25 free throws to 16 by Crater. Don Goyette of ' Crater with 13 markers was high point man in the game. Mike Sparlin and GREAT WEST LIFE AAU DISTRICT CHAMPION Great West Life Insurance, Klamath Falls, defeated Mutual of Omaha, Medford Independent Basketball champion yesterday for the AAU district champion ship. The score was 70 to 60 in the game at Grants Pass. Mutual had beaten - Hawkin- son Tire Tread of Medford, 59 to 54, and the Great West had trimmed Myrtle Point, 56 to 36, in Saturday semi-finals 33 to 29 and 47 to 38 over Mutual. Jack Horton scored 20 points for the winners and Keith Johnson of Oregon State Rebounds Over Idaho Moscow, Ida. (U.R) Oregon State rebounded from a Friday night defeat to wallop the Idaho Vandals 81-53 here Saturday night. Dave Gambee, the tall OSC forward, canned 28 points Satur day to give him '60 for the two game series. Oregon State led all the way after the first seven minutes. The Beavers hit 27 out of 56 field goal tries for a .482 mark to 16 out of 53 and a .302 per centage for Idaho.. Whaylen Coleman led 1 Idaho with 15, the same number hit by Ken Nanson of the Beavers. POINTERS TO END SEASON Central Point Central Point seventh and eighth grade teams end their' season in basketball on Thursday playing the Mc Loughin Bulldogs of Medford. Seventh grade game will be at 6:30 p.m. The pointers won two games from Grants Pass last week, the eighth victor by 37 to 22 and seventh by. 21 to 15. 11 the J" " y mi know great bourbon 1 6 years old LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY . DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS e KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKtY 86 PROOF" Bruce Marks had 11 each for the GP team. John Greb, Dick Davis and Goyette of Crater and Marks and Henderson of GP fouled outoof the game. BOX: Crater Grab, f Herrmann, . Davis, c ,,, Goyette. g FG 2 3 0 4 FT PF 0 3 jeeter. e . Campbell 1 1 Kime 6 White 0 Smith 0 Cochran 3 Bennett 0 Touls : Grants Pass Sparlin. f Marks f Henderson, c Smith, g Lasher, g Ren.bert Putnam . Fowler ... Walker Hayes Proctor Williams , ..14 FG.. .. 3 . S . 2 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 0 . 0 . 0 . 0 . 0 . 0 .FT....PF....TI 3 1 25 It S3 Mutuel led all point makers with 22. Mutual overcame Hawkinson's on Saturday after a 26-all tie. Dick Wooton scored 14 and Bob Serak 12 for the Tiremen and Ron Maurer 12 for Mutual LINE-l'PS: 70 Great West ' 13 De. White ' 20 Horton : 12 Dietrich Mutual .. Koch 13 Newton 2 Heater S 3 Youne Jnhncnn 22 J 14 Harper R. Maurer Substitutions For Great WhI Tinn I White 8: L. Maurer 3. Jiminez 2,'ltett man 2, Brown 2. King 4. Portland (U.R) Outdoor Store of Portland won a berth in the state AAU basketball tour nament by defeating Surroz Mo tors of Salem 67-53 here yester day. MONEY At Crater Finance you may borrow for any worthwhile purpose on your FURNITURE - AUTO SALARY and repay in monthly install ments. 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