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BOUNCES AWAY - Welterweight Gaspar Ortega, left,
bounces away from left of Stan Harrington of Honolulu in
their 10-round boxing bout at Madison Square Garden in
New York Friday night. Ortega won a iinanimous decision
which the crowd booed more than five minutes.
(UPI Telephoto)
Red Raiders 62-59
Winners Over EOC
La Grande - Gordon Carri
gan recorded six points In the
last minute of play here Fri
day night to enable the South
ern Oregon college basketball
team to nose Eastern Oregon
62 to 59 in an Oregon Col
legiate conference 1960 starter.
A Carrigan field basket
with 54 seconds left gave SOC
a 58 to 57 edge. He added
four more markers on free
shots before time ran out.
Eastern Oregon wiped away
a 38 to 26 Raider halftime
lead to turn the game into a
nip and tuck hassle. Pasco
Arritola hit from the field
with six minutes to play to
tie the tussle at 47-all and he
followed with another for 49
to 47 Mountaineer margin,
Dick Smith tied up the
scramble for the Red Raiders
but Bob dinger's bucket
made It 51 to 49 for EOC.
John Payne of SOC and Ar
ritola of the Mounties traded
goals and Tom Bernet of the
Ashlanders brought the game
to 53-all with three minutes
to play.
Lead Switches
A free shot by Carrigan
gave SOC a 54 to 53 lead but
a Frank Chase fielder put
Eastern ahead 55 to 54.
Smith's tip-in when Carrigan
missed a free throw took the
score to 56 to 55 for the Raid
esr. Chase tallied again for
57 to 56 for the home team.
Carrigan followed with his
counters and Arritola got a
final bucket for the Moun
taineers. John Payne with 16 points
and Carrigan with 15 were
high score men for SOC. Ar
ritola had 16 and Chase 15
for the Mounties. Payne with
11 rebounds and Don Vannice
and Carrigan with nine each
led the Raiders in the 47 to 26
rebounding domination of the
short EOC club.
, Payne made six of his first
seven field goal tries and had
14 points in the first 14 min
utes of the first half.
SOC took its first half lead
after coming from behind to
tie up the mix at 17-all.
Results:
The Convicts 4 (Jerolyn Bur
roughs 522) 2076; The Toppers 0
(Claudia Lowa 440) 171B.
The Pills 4 (Vera Cummines 600)
2085; Four Spares 0 (Dorris Paul
536) 1BS6
Wood Choppers 3 (D. Harmon
474) 1375; Mix uppers l (K. iiem
ineway 499) 1814.
Pea Pickers 3 (D. Coggins 545)
1791; Big C 1 (V. McCall 495)
1843.
Four Strikes 1 fL. Howe 440)
1532: Chuck & Orr's 3 (G. Clark
549) 1749.
Rock & Rollers 3 (K. Plupps
597) 1907; Four Blows 1 (R.
Vowell 490) 1652.
K-Medlevs 4 (T. Thompson 492)
1667: Rinky Dinks 0 (T. Nolan
461) 1386.
Vera Cummings (268-600)
EMPIRE LEAGUE
Standings:
The Clock
Winnies
BOX:
soc
Vannice. f
Payne, f
Peterson, c
Puhl. g
Carrigan. g
Bemet
Smith
Lillebo
Flanary
Gardner
tg ft reb. pf tp
. 7- 3 2- 1 9 3 7
.16- 8 3- 0 11 4 16
4-11-1633
0- 0
1- 0
.15- 4 9-7
.3-3 0-0
3
5
3
6-3 1-0 6
2
7-3 0-0
1-1 1-1
1-0 0-0
3 0
2 15
1 6
3
0
0
0
Total
. 61-28 17-10 47 19 62
EOC
Chase, f.
Bamhart, f .
Arritola, e .
Hunt, g
Holmes, g
dinger
McCadden
tg ft
!2- 6 5-3
5- 2 4-2
12- 5 7-6
.12- 3 1-0
9-3 4-2
...10- 3 5-2
2- 0 0-0
pf tp
2 13
3
1
4
2
2
0
Totals
..62-22 26-15 14 59
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BOWLING
BALL AND CHAIN
Vera Cummings paced the
Ball and Chain Bowling
league last week with a 268
game and 600 series. She is
on the Fills team.
(First Half Final)
Standings:
The Convicts
The Pills
Four Squares
512 ts
Chuck & Orrs
Pea Pickers
W.
..36
-35
Wood Choppers
Rock & Rollers
The Toppers
Mix Uppers
Four Blows
K-Medleys
Rinky Dinks
Four Strikes ..
.32
...31
.31
.27
...26
.23
.23
.23
.22
...22
-.17
...16
L.
16
17
20
21
21
25
26
29
29
29
30
30
35
36
Nu-Way Cleaners
Music Mart
Vikintf
Broaster House
Ekerson
C"hprin Cafe
Western Thrift
Food Basket
Century -
Big Y Cleaners
W. L.
42 22
36 '4 27 l
36 28
33 31
314 32 V,
31 33
31 33
30 34
!28 36
22 42
Results:
Cheerio Cafe 4 (Wanda Snow
d9.l 1351: Fkerson's 0 (Virginia
Lusk 433) 1248.
Winnies 3',i (Jackie wiison souj
127R- Broaster House Vi (eBtty
Bittle 390) 1123.
The Clock 4 (Eua sessions on
1410; Century 0 (Vi Corby 425)
1145.
iii!. Mart n fRettv Bover 436)
12R2- Western Thrift 4 (Stella
Puett 452) 1317.
1114; Viking 4 (Georgia Board-
ARK l
Food Basket 3 (Peggy Melsted
459) 1278; mil-way uieancia i
(jovce nacocK juii iioi.
High series Eua Sessions 547
Wanria Snnv 493.
High games Shirley Krause
185. Eua sessions ihj.
coif prtnvpRiniu Vivian Bate'
man 5-10. Marge Epps 5-10, 5-7,
Gail Laurine 5-10. Betty Bittle
5-10. Bea Mathews 9-7. Melba
jerden 6-10.
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
Standings: W.
Timber Wolves 45 Va
Hughes & Dodd 40
Eagle Point Teacher 39 ',i
Teepee Plywood 37 j
Table Rock Lumber 33
Coue Valley Supply 32
Ideal Cement 31
Midway Meat 31
Communication Workers 28 'a
Hires Root Beer 22
L.
221,2
28
28",
30 Vi
35
36
37
37
39 4
46
Reftlilte
Hires 1 (Dick Niles 5641 2647;
Cove Vallev 3 (D. Spain 595) 2684.
E. P. Teachers 1 (D. Copeland
594) 2767: Hughea & Dodd 3 (A
Austin 632) 2809.
Midway 3 (J. Korner 598) 2618;
Timber Wolvea 1 (W. Cureton
561) 2598.
Tee Pee 1 (W. Anderson 629)
2686; Table Rock 3 (D. Harrison,
583) 2736.
Ideal 0 (B. Day 553) 2565;
CWA 4 (S. WalKOmott 631) Z8H2
High Games Darrel Copeland
235.
High Series Alex Austin 632.
ROGUE ROLLERS
Standings:
Henry's Broiler
W.
39
Skeeters and Skeetera -37
Desert Service 36
Hobbs' Center 34
L.
25
27
28
30
..32 '4 31 Vi
..31 33
Minnesota Woolens
Twin Plunges
Hoot Owl Logging Co. ..29 i 34 4
Red .Blanket l,ot. -o.
City Cleaners 28
Jackson Co. Federal ....23
35
36
41
Results:
Henry's 3 (Mang 509) 2007;
Woolens 1 (Weiss 396) 1718.
Skeeters 3 (Hollenbeck 451)
1989; City Cleaners 1 (Grant 425)
1852.
Twin Plunges 3 (Gross 440)
1869; Hoot Owl 1 (Langston 445)
1855.
Desert Service 4 (Culbertson 484)
1973; JC Federal 0 (Childs 354)
1655.
Hobbs' 3 (Findley 468) 1888;
Red Blanket 1 (McCready 415)
1818.
High game G. Mang 175. 187,
V. Findley 174. D. LeRoy 171, J
Culbertson 181. 175.
High series G. Mang 509, N.
Hollenbeck 451. M. Langston 445,
J. Culbertson 484, H. Hobbs 449,
V. .Findley 468.
Gold Rey Fish Count
WEEK ENDING JAN. 9:
Silver salmon 44 (no jack
salmon).
Winter rnn steelhead None.
FULL SEASON:
Silver salmon 290 ($.1 per
cent jack salmon) since Oct. 17.
Winter run steelhead None.
Tentative
Kefleased
Portland, Ore. - (UPD - Sev
eral sweeping changes for
anglers will be in effect if the
tentative 1960 angling regu
lations are adopted by the
Oregon State Game commis
sion Jan. v 22. The tentative
regulations were released
Saturday night after an all
day hearing Friday.
The general trout season
opener was scheduled April
23 extending through October
31 except in zones 1, 3 and 4
which take in all coastal
streams, the Rogue and Ump
qua jivers.
The high lakes within Na
tional forest boundaries in the
Cascades were scheduled
from May 21 with closing date
set at Oct. 9.
In the Rogue and Umpqua
drainages, the early trout
opening in the headwaters
was eliminated and opening
date set for both systems to
coincide with the general
coastal stream opening on
May 28. On the Umpqua the
general trout season would
run through Oct. 31, except
in that section of the north
Umpqua between Steamboat
Falls and Soda Springs dam
where the season would close
on Sept. 5.
However, the commission
moved the 8 inch limit on
trout downstream from the
forks to the confluence of Elk
creek, opening up a consider
able portion of the river
where six inch trout would
be legal.
On the Rogue river the
general trout season would
extend from May 28 through
Oct. 2 with open waters and
length restrictions unchanged
Aligning Mes
by Commission
from last year. Winter regu
lations would begin on Oct.
3 for trout not less than 12
inches in length.
All salmon on the Rogue
would be regulated the same
with the season above Mule
creek scheduled from March
26 through June 30 and be
low Mule creek from March
26 through Nov. 30. Fish lake
in the Rogue drainage was
scheduled to open April 23
and close on Oct. 9.
In some other changes the
Game commission extended
the winter steelhead season
on all coast streams in zone
1 through the entire month
of March. Also night angling
for warm water game fish
will be permitted except in
the main stem of the Rogue
river.
Added protection also was
given to spring and summer
runs of salmon and steelhead
in the Rogue and Umpqua
drainages and Big Cultus lake
would be opened to early
trout angling along with
Wickiup, Odell, Suttle and
others to give anglers a
chance at taking Kokanee
and lake trout during the ear
ly season.
The commission opened
Coos Bay to year around sal
mon angling, along with Tilla
mok Bay and other bays
where spring run salmon war
ranted an opening.
Portland (UPD Sports
men's groups from various
parts of Oregon crowded into
the offices of the state game
commission here Friday for a
hearing on 1960 sports fishing
regulations. .
The commission said anoth
er hearing would be held in
two weeks, after which final
regulations will be an
nounced. The Jackson County chap
ter of the Izaak Walton league
asked for a later opening of
the trout season on the Rogue
river. It also asked a 15-day
earlier closing on chinook sal
mon fishing above Mule
creek.
The Oregon Sportsmen
Club of Jackson county asked
that the Rogue above Savage
Rapids dam be closed to sal
mon angling after June 30.
Reduction Asked
Several sportsmen asked
the commission to reduce the
minimum length of sturgeon
from 36 inches to 30 inches.
Several groups also urged
that a bag limit of 10 fish per
day be placed on shad, and
a minimum length of 18 inch
es on striped bass. There is
no bag limit on shad or length
limit on striped bass at pres
ent. The Portland Izaak Walton
league chapter and others ask
ed to move the fishing dead
line at Oregon City down
stream away from the "Grind
ers," the present deadline.
HILDEBRAND NAMED
Wjygton Salenv N. C.-(UPD-!
Billy Hildebrand, a three
year contract as head football
coach at Wake Forest tucked
neatly away, said he is opti
mistic about prospects for the
1960 season and anxious to
get started in his new job." "I
have been preparing for this
all along," Hildebrand said
after the board of trustees of
the Baptist school approved
him as coach Paul Amen's
replacement. Amen resigned
earlier this week to take a job
with a local bank.
HAWAII WINNER
Honolulu -(UPD- The Univer
sity of Hawaii made it two
in a row over the visiting
Lewis and Clark College five
by soundly trouncing the vis
iting Pioneers 85-62 before
500 fans at Klum Gym here
last night. Four Hawaii Rain
bow starters meshed in the
double ' figures with Tony
Davis and Norman Ching scor
ing 21 and 19 points respec
tively to lead the scorers.
POPULAR SPORT
Ice skating's popularity
dates back to the 11th century.
They said there was consid
erable snagging and foul
hooking there. Circuit Judge
Ralph Holman of Oregon C'ty
opposed this and suggested
instead the elimination of all
but one lure.
MEETING POSTPONED
Meeting of the Siskiyou
Sports Car club, which had
been planned for today, has
been postponed. TKn e!nb will
meet later this mornn of early
in February. Club officials
said that films expected had
not arrived.
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Tag by Teammates
The "Old Pro" of the Har
lem Globetrotters basketball
team will be here against the
San Francisco All-Nations
court quintet on Jan. 21 at
Hedrick Junior High school.
He's Ermer Robinson, a
great all-around player and
said to be one of the best
shots basketball has ever
known. The six foot, two inch
forward is in his 14th season
with the Trotters and already
is established as an all-time,
all-star Globetrotter.
The one-hand push shot ar
tist started his career as a
prep star in San Diego, Calif.,
and gained national recogni
tion with Fort Warren's bas
ketball team while in the
service during World War II.
During that time he set a na
tional tournament scoring rec
ord at Denver.
After military service Rob
inson immediately became a
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Owner-Coach Abe Saperstein.
Since he's at his best when
the pressure, is on, his team
mates have dubbed him the
"Old Pro." Not only is Rob
inson a sharp player but he
excels in comedy roles which
have made the Trotters fa
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which also features a five-act
variety show by professional
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