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TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Oregon State Bounces UO 82-62 With Hot 1st Half Eugene W Oregon State moved up a notch in the Pa cific Coast conference Friday night by dumping the Oregon Webfoots, 82-62, before 7.738 basketball fans here in Mac Arthur Court. The Beavers took advant- j age of their hot streak in the j first half and cold-shooting I Ducks to build a halftime lead of 40-21. Oregon came back in the j second half to sink 17 field goals in 31 attempts but OSC's second half free throw mark 20 for 24 kept them out of trouble. The Webfoots came within 10 points of Oregon : State, but no closer. The victory gave OSC a third place conference berth with Idaho, which has a 5-2 CAMPY aMPROVED' Glen Cove. N. Y.OPt Doc tors at Glen Cove Community Hospital reported Saturday that Roy Campanula's con dition ia "generally im proved" although the Los Angeles Dodger catcher re mains on the "critical list." CUT SAVE CUT SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! February SERVICE SPECIAL! 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So . . .'why not telephone right now for an appointment for your Valentine Portrait ... or drop in to our studio as soon os you can... but don't put it off until the Valentine rush starts Better ' Make Your Appointment Now! PCC record. Beaver forward Dave Gam bee took high honors for the game with 24 points and Charlie Franklin. Oregon for ward, hit 22. Forward Ken Nanson sank 10 free throws in a row for OSC. eight of them in the last four minutes. Oregon outrebounded the Beavers 51-48. Oregon State shot a -417 from the floor against Oregon's .407. BOX: Oregon Stat Gambee, I Nanson. f Gobel. c Harmon, g . Anderson, g Schroeder, t Moss, c Critser. g TG FT PF TP .8 8-9 3 24 . 1 10-12 4 12 .3 0-0 4 6 ...2 3-4 4 7 .5 3-5 3 13 .3 0-0 0 6 .4 0-2 3 8 .4 2-2 0 6 28 26-34 21 82 TO FT PF TP .8 6-9 4 22 . O 0-2 1 0 5 3-5 4 15 ,2 0-3 4 4 . 0 0-0 2 0 .5 9-1 1 10 . 0 0-0 0 0 . 0 4-4 1 4 . 0 0-0 O 0 . 1 0-2 0 2 . 0 0-0 1 0 .2 1-1 3 5 0 0-1 2 0 Total Oregon Franklin, f Herron, t Duffy, c Rask. g Kuykendall, g Robertson, g Padovan, f Ronquillo, f Tuchardt, c Walkama, g Davis, ft Hastings, g Anderson, g Totals 24 14-26 23 62 SAVE CUT SAVE -SAVE -CUT -SAVE Valentine's $3 Air .iWssiftidL, wll GIYE MOM AND THE KIDS YOUR PORTRAIT THEM'S NO REASON Tp BE SELF-CONSCIOUS ABOUT IT BECAUSE t that would please them more. Phone SP 2-5238 120 Sunday, February 2, 1958 Light-Heavy Fight Won By Durelle New York W Light heavyweight contender Yvon Durelle was swamped with offers because of his sweet revenge kayo over Clarence Hinnant that stretched his un beaten string to 12. The slugging Canadian fish erman, who stopped lanky Hinnant in the seventh round of their return TV fight at Madison Square Garden Fri day night, had offers that in cluded a proposed title fight with champion Archie Moore. But Hinnant, of Washing ton, D.C., who claimed the referee had done him wrong by stopping their bruising fight at 1:46 of the seventh, ; dared Durelle to meet him in a third fight a "rubber match." Hinnant, who had stopped Durelle on a cut eye in the seventh round at Miami Bach last Feb. 19, was halted by Referee Harry Kessler be cause, "his eyes were glassy and his legs rubbery, leaving him unable to defend himself and the target of too much I unnecessary punishment." I Registering his 24th knock ' out and 47th victory in 65 j fights, Durelle forced the ac j tion in every round and shook i up Hinnant repeatedly with : left hooks and right uppercuts to the head. He almost flat i tened Clarence in the sixth. Pistol Tourney Planned Here Medford Rifle and Pistol club has decided to put up a registered pistol shoot early in March with the date sub ject to approval of state asso ciation and National Rifle as sociation. New faces appeared at last week's shoot and the scores of the old timers improved with practice. Roy Hewitt and Max Terzenbach, perennial leaders were hard pressed by a com parative newcomer Hugh Mc Ginty. Scores were Hewitt 269, Terzenbach 257, McGinty 253, Jim Bolton 252, Ray Backelman 243, Paul Rutter 239, Bill Koepke 232, Bernice Hewitt 172. L. W. Copinger 164 and Earl Courtney 131. It was the first appearance of Koepke this year. Court ney, Backelman, Rutter and Copinger are nev.-cc;n?rs to the club. GROVERS WIN Oak Grove varsity sjorcd its iir.-t win in the city grade school basketball league Fri day. The Grovers tipped Jack son 23 to 21. Day CAMERAS PHOTOGRAPHS. East Main St. Tornado Noses Out Crater In Spirited Court Tussle SOITHERV OREGOV CONFERENCE STANDINGS (As of Friday) W. L Klamath Falls 7' 1 Ashland . 3 4 Grants Pass 3 4 Medford 3 4 Crater 2 5 Pet. .875 .429 .429 .429 .286 Ron Peery's 20-foot pusher ' cVi rt fmm a ti ctVi ancrla vim t Vi 52 seconds left to play spurn ed the victory hight of Crater high Friday night and Med- fords Black Tornado gained a hard fought for 54 to 53 Southern Oregon conference basketball nod over the reso lute and spirited Comets in a furious, frenzied embroil ment which almost brought on a wild melee in the closing seconds. Peery's bucket came after the Comets had closed an eight point - deficit and had gone ahead 53 to 52 with slightly more than a minute to vie. The Crater goal was tipped in during a dogfight under the basket and Randy Campbell was credited with the points. Campbell also had the last opportunity for goal that could have meant a Comet decision. With three seconds left he took a pass from out of bounds and looped a shot from the free circle range but it failed to go through. Tied for Second Grants Pass nicked Ashland 47 to 43 in the other confer ence game Friday and went into a tie with the Grizzlies and Medford for second place in the conference standings behind idle Klamath Falls. Medford and Crater had a turbulent scramble all the way. Score was tied five times and there were seven lead switches in the first pe riod which wound up in a 15-each draw. The Comets pulled in front by eight points in the second panel but Mad ford bounced up to trail by only 29 to 31 at halftime. In the third stanza Medford fought to the fore at 45 to 41 and in the final quarter mov ed ahead 49 to 41 and 51 to 43. It was then Crater's turn to come up with a rush. A lot of individual effdrts could be cited but Loyal Hig inbotham of the Comets swip ed the spotlight. A 5-8 fresh man, he was playing in his first varsity conflict. Higin? botham amassed 22 points for the evening's high honors and had the poise of a veteran. Long range gunning by Hig ingbotham and Wayne Allen provided the firepower while their mates were scuffling fiercely under the boards and the factors enabled them to make a game of it against the warm-shooting, driving deter mined Tornadoes. Allen and Higinbotham each had seven field goals and -Allen had a 17 counter tabulation. Tom Hamlin had 14 and Don Bowl ing 10 points to head the Med ford scoring. While the competition look ed closer, statistics showed the Tornado with a 33 to 21 board rebounding edge. Jerry An derson had 10 retrieves and Lowell Dean seven for Med ford. Bill White picked off seven and Joe Teeter six for Medford. A verbal exchange among Coaches Frank Roelandt of Medford and Don Anielak of Crater and Referees Joe Zaro sinski and Lee Flink with seconds left to play came close to provoking physical altercation when Tornadoes came over to the scene. A city policeman appeared on the court and the argument subsided. Dean had just put the ball through the cage on a feed by Hamlin. That would have given the Tornado 56 to 53 padding but "traveling" had been tooted on Hamlin and the bucket disallowed. Crater took time out to set up for a last shot at the basket. The beef came at this point. Roe landt said he piotested giving the ball to the Comets at mid-court. Bowling, non-starter who came in to play a whale of a game for the Tornado, be gan the fourth quarter with a jumper and Anderson swish ed a rebounder for the 49 to 41 gap. Allen's long one hander was matched by Dean's driver for 51 to 43. Higinbotham put in two foul tosses and Perry one .Then Higinbotham hit from the circle and from longer range for 52 to 49. Campbell scored on a rebound for 52 to 51 setting the stage for his tip per that put the Comets on top. Pressing defense aided the SIGNAL PREMIUM FUEL OILS t&yC Call SP COMET BLOCKS SHOT Two points for Medford high are prevented here as Jerry Kime (41) of Crater thwarts shooting try by the Tornado's Jerry Anderson. The other Comet player reaching upward is Wayne Allen. The Black Tornado won the Friday night Southern Oregon college bas ketball game 54 to 53. x , Comet surge back. Crater broke from a 17 to 19 disadvantage to go out on top in the second quarter. Hig inbotham hit a two hand jump and two free shots for '21 to 19 Crater. He sank two more from the field and Allen got one for 27 to 19. Roelandt, in the meantime, had put a largely resexve crew on the floor (Peery, Bob Plankenhorn, Larry Brown and Hamlin)., Bowling got a goal and Larry Brown two free markers for 27 to 23 but Allen came back from the field and Higinbotham twice from the foul stripe for 31 to 23. Four free heaves by Peery and two by Hamlin brought the count to the halfway status. 21 of 24 Free Tosses Medford regained the lead in the third panel at 34 to 33 on a gifter by Anderson. Jerry Kime knotted theo ruck us but Bowling's long pusher put Medford on top 36 to 34. Crater didn't catch up until the Campbell tip in the clos ing moments. Had the Medfordites hit their free shots with the ac curacy of the Comets, their margin would have been wider. Crater made 21 of its 24 gift toss tries. The Tor nado shot 16 of 30. Medford had the edge from the field 19 to 16 with a torrid .487 average. The rousing conflict was played before the biggest crowd of the season at Hed rick gym here. Tornado cagers won the junior varsity prelim 43 to 20 after a 22 to 5 halftime score. Jerry Shults was high point man with 10. BOX: Crater Teeter, f Kime. f Campbell, e Allen, g Higinbotham, g Bennett Turner White TO FT PF TP 0 2 7 7 O O O Totala Medford IS 21 2 SS FG FT PF TP Hamlin, f Anderson. Dean, C Peek, g tzz: 5 4 3 14 5 8 2 4 Lane, g Peery 7 4 0 10 0 Brown Plankenhorn Bowling . Frohnmayer Totals Referees- Is -Flink and 1 II 4 Zarosinski. J.4.YVEE LINE-UPS: 43 Medford F 2 Olson F 3 Deakins C 10 Shults Crater Davis Cooper M8CK G 8 Dean Eldred G 2 Allen R AnhoT-n Substitutions For Medford, Dur kee 2. Frohnmayer, Miller 4, Mon roe, Ice 2, Manley 4, Moore 1, G. Lindeman, B. Lindeman, Konopa sek l, Cantrall 2, Shoemaker, Koch 1, Kliever. The first project for im provement of the Arkansas river was authorized by the Federal River and Harbor Act of 1832. GREE" STflUPS 2-5275 HP : DICKSON NAMED Stockson, Calif. (IP) George Dickson, 36-year-old former Notre Dame quarter back, has been named back field coach at the College of Pacific where he will assist head coach Jack Myers. sports Prep Scores FRIDAY BASKETBALL By United Press Medford 54, Crater 53 Phoenix 65. Illinois Vallev 42 Glendale 61, Rogue River 42 Grants Pass 47. Ashland 43 Tillamook Catholic 45. Jewell 44 Philomath 45. Banks 26 Dallas 49. Molalla 42 lovertime) W'East 59, Rainier 46 Roosevelt 59. Madison 41 Concordia 43, Portland Christian 41 Reynolds 59, Vernonia 57 (over time) St. Helens 74. Newberg 39 McMinnville 56. Oswego 45 Ft. Vancouver 52, Hudson's Bay 45 West Linn 46, Oregon Citv 45 Milwaukie 38. Central Catholic 35 Hillsbjoro 49. David Douglas 44 Astoria 56. Parkrose 38 Beaverton 62. Gresham 54 Cleveland 58. Lincoln 36 Tigard 61, Forest Grove 52 Jefferson 64, Wilson 5! Franklin 62. Washington 58 Grant 66. Benson 37 South Eugene 55, Marshfield 53 Ontario 52, Parma, Idaho 49 Knappa 49, Neahkahnie 43 Yamhill 46. Sherwood 40 Drain 54, Willamette 46 Central 61. Estacada 40 North Salem 55. Corvallis 40 Sandy 76. Canby 55 North Marion 48. Mt. Angel 41 (overtime) Junction City 48, Pleasant Hill 39 Corbett 68. Gaston 44 Willamina 51, Davton 40 St. Paul 60. Perrydale 40 Dufur 58, Cascade Locks 55 Star of the Sea 59, Nehalem 41 Vale 46. Nyssa 45 Hood River 62. Scappoose 50 Toledo 72. Waldport 33 Springfield 59. North Bend 48 Mapleton 65, Taft 40 Roseburg 71. Cottage Grove 47 Bend 59, Prineville 52 Newport 59. Siuslaw 46 Sisters 66, Maupin 38 Brookings 53. Eagle Point 52 Butte Falls 36, St. Mary's 35 Pendleton 51, Milton-Freewater 42 Myrtle Point 47. Powers 37 Reedsport 47. Bandon 38 Harrisburg 69, Brownsville 58 Lakeview 60. Burns 40 Baker 52. La Grande 40 Stavton 39. Silverton 38 Myrtle Point 47. Powers 37 Woodburn 57. Gervais 40 Seaside 48. Wnrrenton 37 Nestucca 64. Clatskanie 57 Madras 56. Redmond 55 Cascade 57. Serra 54 Klickitat, Wash. 81. Mosier 53 Sherman 43. Culver 36 Talent 56. Jacksonville 39 Fawcett Top Shooter In Junior Contention Jim Fawcett took double honors Thursday in the week ly shoot of Medford Junior Rifle club. He had top score with 364. His 35 per cent im provement over the previous week earned him the box of shells given for that achieve ment. Phyllis Taylor had 351 and Ken Boyd 339. , BAG Samuel Martin's world famous British topcoats can b purchased for 25 off thsir nation-wide prices. A wonderful selection of tweeds, cheviots and coverts in all sixes; longs, regulars and shorts. SS5 end up. Here are samples of other Barker values: $2 Arrow sport shirts, $5.95 value $2.75 famous name dress shirts $3 McGregor fancy vests, $9.95 values $4 regular $5.95 Inro shirts $6 Alligator water-proof slickers, $12.50 values $6 McGregor's waihabla wool shirts, reg. $8.95 t Scully eapetkin vests, regular $27 JO $8 oH wool reg. $16.95 slacks $9 McGregor's $14.95 jaekets $10 Plaid luggage, regular $15 $14 McGregor $19.95 car coat $15 McGregor wash-wear Jackets $19 Barker sport coats, reg. $35 127 regular $45 suits There are dozens of ether Items, all in small supply. Why not come in and look around? AAcLoughlin Gangs Take All 3 Tilts McLoughlin Junior high maplecourt teams swept their three games with Grants Pass on Friday. The Bulldog ninth com bined good shooting with backboard control and hustle to lash its Cavekid rival 56 to 31. In warm stride, it also got good defensive efforts from its guards Dick Ragsdale and Jim Berry. Eigth graders won 41 to 26 and the seventh 31 to 19. McLoughlin's ninth had GP down at the quarters 19 to 13, 32 to 18 and 49 to 26. Bob Quinney recorded 16 points and Ragsdale 13. Walk er racked up 11 for Grants Pass. Period counts for the eighth grade were 12 to 7, 20 to 13 and 31 to 14 as George Clear water had 13 markers and Larry Plankenhorn 10. NINTH LINE-UPS: 56 McLoughlin Grants pass 31 F 16 Quinney Nix 4 F 6 Winetrout Meek 2 C 6 Hood Hamilton 5 G 13 Ragsdale Walker 11 G 6 Berry Orr 6 Substitutions For McLoughlin, Humphreys 2. Brown 4, Offord. Hammack. Adams, Minnick, Baird; for Grants Pass. McKinley, Stever, Johnston. Balch 2. PRIDE OF CERMANY-Just arrived'. Come in for a demonstration ride . . . soonl j See it today at,,. SKINNER - BUICK - CADILLAC 143 So. 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