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Phil Moyer
Victor Over
Martinez
: Portland W Phil
Moyer, 158, Portland, won a
unanimous dtcision over
Jimmy Martinez, 159, Phoe
nxi, Ariz., in their 10-round
main event fight at the civic
auditorium here Thursday
night.
It was Mover's first fight
;-2ginst a major opponent since
"turning pro about a year ago
..at the age of 19.
.r. The two fought on near
even terms throughout the
4out. Moyer opened cuts on
"Martinez' right eye and fore-
ihead during the 7th round.
I Martinez' best round was the
?-8th.
The young Portlander used
quick lefts to the head and
-Tights to the body in building
. up his margin.
A total of 1640 fans paid
$3678.
In the first of three 10
. -round events, Denny Moyer,
-j.48, Portland, won a unani
mous decision over Buddy
McDonald, 144, Vancouver,
1 B C.
' In the second 10-rounder,
i Tommy Thomas. 146, Port-
land, won a decision over
i Dick Goldstein. 147. Seattle,
winning the nod from two
? judges while the third called
1 it a draw.
Pels Hope
To Solidify
-Loop Lead
l By UNITED PRESS
' Klamath Falls hopes to so-
'-lidify its hold on the top rung 0.5 bflow Robertson's 32.7 av-
-in the southern Oregon prep , erage and is i.t aoove cay
Tbasketball ladder this week-end
while. South Eugene, all
Irjyictorious so far, is idle be
fore stepping into district
competition. .
Klamath Falls goes to
Grants Pass for games tonight
.nnd Saturday night. Medford
.' and Ashland also meet tonight j from second to eighth all sea-
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FOXX TO BE HONORED
Boston iTP Former Red
Sox star and Hall of garner
Jimmy Foxx will be honored
by the Boston Baseball Writ
ers at their annual dinner
Jan. 22. Foxx, a Miami, Fla.,
resident, also coached the Uni
versity of Miami team and the
Miami Marlins of the Inter
national league.
Odds Favor Long Hitters
Tijuana. Mex. 0?) The
long hitters were the favor
ites today as the first round of
the S17.500 Tijuana Open golf
tournament got under way on
the Tijuana Country club
course which measures a
minimum of 7,255, and
stretches out on some days to
7,400 yards.
Such long knockers as de
fending champion Ed Furgol;
Mike Souchak, the power star
from Duke university; George
Bayer, longest hitter in the
game today; young Gay Brew
er and Arnold Palmer were
rated as the men to beat.
LIGHTWEIGHTS TO MEET
New York W Light
weight contenders Paolo Rosi
of New York and Joey Lopes
of Sacramento, Calif., have
signed to meet in a 10-round
return bout at Madison Square
Garden, Feb. 7. Rosi beat
Lopes in a decision at the
Garden on July 6, 1956.
Salem Firm Bids Low
On Job at Grants Pass
Portland (IP) The Electrie
Corporaation of Salem was
low bidder on installation of
traffic signals at 17 intersec
tions in Grants Pass, it was
announced today by the State
Highway Commission. The
bid was $38,890.
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Wilts Title
Aim Caught
In Squeeze
By FRED DOWN
Wilt Chamberlain, the na
tion's most famous college bas
ketball player, seems caught
in a squeeze between Cincin
nati's Oscar Robertson and Se
attle's Elgin Baylor that fig
ures to deprive him of the
coveted national scoring title.
Chamberlain goes into Sat
urday night's game with Mis
souri as the No. 2 scorer with
an average of 32.2 points in 11
games. That average is only
I SPORTS I
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both other contenders have
far easier schedules.
Chamberlain and Kansas
will play tough Big Eight op
ponent for the bulk of their
remaining schedule. Included
among their foes will be Kan
sas State, ranKea anywnere
at Ashland and Saturday
..night at Medford.
South Eugene gets a week
: end rest after racking up 11
' straight victories.
; Marshfield travels to North
Bend in a hot coastal encount
. er. South Salem meets North
Salem in another close-to -'
home rivalry. Baker and La
; Grande take to the road in
eastern Oregon. Baker plays
; The Dalles tonight and Herm-
iston Saturday. La Grande
T will x play Hermiston tonight
"and The Dalles Saturday
-' night.
c Grant. Roosevelt In Tiffs
. " Grant and Roosevelt try to
stay unbeaten in Portland.
Grant plays Cleveland and
itoosevelt meets Wilson.
" " Astoria, a Metro league fa
vorite, hosts David Douglas
tonight and Milwaukie Satur
son, twice; and Iowa State,
which bobs in and out of the
top 10 from week to week.
Cincinnati has only three
top-ranked teams to face
Bradley, Oklahoma State and
Dayton, while Seattle won't
meet a top-rated team until it
takes on Bradley March 10 in
its season finale.
Robertson Has 425
The up-to-date figures on
the top scorers show Robert
son with 425 points in 13
games, Chamberlain with 354
in 11 and Baylor wuth 337 in
11-.
Tonight's schedule is one of
the lightest of the season and
the top games of Saturday's
card find Bradley vs. Drake,
North Carolina vs. Clemson,
Oklahoma vs. Kansas State
and Michigan State vs. North
western ... in addition, of
day night. Hillsboro, the Met-1 course, to Cincinnati vs. St.
ro leader, plays Gresham ! Louis and Kansas vs. Missouri.
West Virginia, the nation s
No. 1 team, offers a lesson in
balance. The unbeaten Moun
taineers have the third highest
scoring average in the coun
try, 85.3 points a game, but
don't have a single player
among the top 40 individual
scorers. Mountaineer drum
beaters are boosting 6-10 cen
ter Lloyd Sharrer as a top
professional prospect.
In Thursday night's major
games: Texas upset Texas
Christian, 73-69; Dayton
knocked off Oklahoma City,
75-60; Providence college
whipped St. Anselm's, 80-53;
Davidson nipped Furman, 72
70, and Florida defeated Mi
ami, Fla., 75-70.
while Milwaukie is at Beaver-
ton tonight.
McMinnville and Tigard
meet in a key TYV contest.
.Both are 4-0 in the loop.
" Other top games tonight
send Lebanon to Albany,
.--Sweet Home to Corvallis,
' Bend to Madras, Clarkston to
Mac-Hi, and Walla Wall to
Pendleton.
West Side, Jefferson
Slayvee Game Winners
West Side and Jefferson
posted their second victories
yesterday in the Medford
grade school basketball cir
cuit. West Side trimmed Wash
ington 35 to 22 'and Jeff
downed St. Mary's 20 to 11.
In other games Roosevelt won
from Jackson 23 to 15 and
i Lincoln from Oak Grove
33 to 7.
Crater 9th
Edges MJH
Crater high freshmen regis
tered their 11th basketball
victory against no losses at
Central Point last night by
slipping past the McLoughlin
Junior high ninth grade of
Medford 47 to 43 in overtime.
The ruckus was close most
of the way. Tabulation was
41-each at the end of the
regular playing time. Bryson
LaCasse and Gary Romine
each put in two free shots and
Dave Foote a field goal for
the Comets in the overtime
while Dick Ragsdale contri
buted the McLoughlin field
bucket.
With the score 45 to 43
favoring Crater, Ragsdale
stole the ball from Romine.
He shot from the sideline at
centerline range and the long
cast swished through. But the
buzzer had sounded before the
shot got away and Ragsdale
was tooted for a foul in , the
steal effort. Romine padded
the Crater score with his gift
ers then after playing time
had ended.
The Comets had quarterly
edges of 10 to 8, 23 to 18 and
32 to 27. The Bulldogs caught
up and led a couple of times
in the fourth quarter.
Free shots made the dif
ference in the score book. Mc
Loughlin was more accurate
with 15 out of 18 tries 'but
Crater had more opportuni
ties and put in 19 of 36. Each
club had 14 field goals.
Loyal Higinbotham scored
23 points for the Comets and
Bob Quinney 18 for the Bull
dogs. Crater had a 35 to 22
rebounding margin with La:
Casse collecting 12. Phil Baird
made seven retrieves for the
Bulldogs and Quinney six.
LINE-UPS:
47 Crater Mcl.ouchlin
F 9 Foote Quinney
F Edward Baird
C 9 LaCasse Hood
G 5 Romine Ragsdale
G 23 Hieinbotham Barry
Substitutions For Crater, White,
Nielson 1; for McLaughlin. Wine
trout 3. Humphrey, McKinley,
Hammack.
Swifts achieve the most
rapid flight known among
birds. By means of a stop
watch, two species in India
have been clocked at 170 to
200 miles an hour.
Upsetter Plays
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables, Fla. OP)
Young Jack Frost of Monte
rey, Calif.v upset star of the
tournament went against vet
eran Gardnar Mulloy of Den
ver today in a semifinals
clash in the annual Coral
Gables - University of Miami
tennis championships.
Frost, playing steady when
the going got tough, knocked
out the tourney's second-seeded
player, Armand Vieira of
Brazil, 2-6, 6-2, 6-3, Thurs
day, Frost is seeded seventh.
Mulloy, third ranked, ad
vanced with a quarter-finals
victory over Johann Kupfer
burger, beating the Univer
sity of Miami netter, 6-1, 6-1.
Quillian Victor
Top-seeded Bill Quillian of
Seattle plays a quarter-finals
match today against Iyo Pi
mental of Venezuela while
Tony Vincent of New York
meets David Harum of Coral
Gables.
In the women's division, top
seeded Karol Fageros, Coral
Gables, goes against Lois Fe
lix, Meriden, Conn., in . the
semifinals, and second seed
ed Janet Hopps, Seattle,
meets fourth - ranked Mario
Bueno of Brazil. .
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'Cats, Pioneers
In Cage Series
By United Presi
A series between Willa
mette and Lewis and Clark
highlights small college bas
ketball action in Oregon this
weekend.
Both teams are unbeaten in
the Northwest Conference.
Willamette has won three and
Lewis and Clark two. They
play at Salem tonight and in
Portland Saturday night.
A full slate of games is
scheduled for both the North
west and Oregon Collegiates
Conferences.
Southern Oregon, the OCC
leader, plays Portland State
in a series at Ashland while
Eastern Oregon meets Oregon
College at home in a series
between losing teams. Lin
field plays Pacific twice in
the Northwest loop, at Forest
Grove tonight and McMinn
ville Saturday night. Whit
man plays host to College of
Idaho in a pair at Walla
Walla.
ROOKS TRIUMPH
Portland IIP) Oregon
State's Rooks defeated Mult
nomah Athletic Club 52-49 in
a close basketball game here
Thursday night.
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