MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford. Or.
Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1960
Prospect
Overcomes
Crater JV
Prospect Prospect varsity
downed Crater High jayvees
44 to 38 and Crater freshmen
tripped the Prospect junior
varsity 45 to 32 in basketball
conflicts here last night.
The No. 1 Cougar club over
came a five point lead in the
fourth quarter on two buckets
from along the base line by
Craig Gardner and one from
outside by Floyd Scaife to go
on top. Crater jayvees' Jim
Allen and Jeff Anhorn then
traded baskets with Lee Wil
liams and Gardner of Pros
pect. The home club sewed
it up with a pair of fast
break scores by Bob Fitch and
one by Scaife.
Prospect was in front 14 to
10 at the quarter and 22 to 20
at the half. Third quarter
count was 29-all.
Driving the base line, Gard
ner had eight field goals for
the Cougars. He had 18 points
and Scaife 11. Dave Foote's 10
was high for the Comets. Wil
liams had 17 rebounds.
Mike Glines and Louis Al
varez each with 14 points and
Willie Jones with 20 rebounds
led the Crater frosh. The Cen
tral Point club had 10 to 7, 26
to 13 and 38 to 19 period leads
on the bigger Prospect team.
LINE I PS:
44 Prosprct Var. Crater JV 38
F 3 Hall Beman 4
F 18 C. Gardner Allen 8
C 8 Williams Minnick 8
G 4 Fitch Foote 10
G 11 Scaife J. Anhorn 8
Substitutions For Prospect:
Chapman: for Crater: Kimball,
Debrick, Ryerson.
43 Crater Frosh Prospect JV 32
F it Jones - L. Bean ....
F 14 Glines Payne 10
C 8 G. Wald Poole 11
G 14 L.. Alvarez Rogers 6
G .... P. Pepper Nye 2
Substitutions For Crater: I.
Higinbotham. Pendleton, Bransom,
Mason, R. White. Minger. Gardner,
Doug Sharp. Rivenberg. Askwith;
for Prospect: Wyatt. Wood, Gillis
pie 2, Scott 1, D. Bean.
John Unites
Gains Honor
New York - (CPU - John Uni
tas, 26-year-old quarterback
for the champion Baltimore
Colts, today was named the
outstanding National Football
league player of 1959 in the
annual United Press Interna
tional poll.
Unitas won easily. He re
ceived 20 of the 31 votes cast
by sports writers who cover
ed the 1959 games in the 11
NFL cities.
Jim Brown, Cleveland
Brown fullback who led the
1958 voting, was a distant
second.
Lane Opposes
Dupas Tonight
Mobile, Ala.-iUPD-Top-rank-ed
junior welterweight Kenny
Lane gets a chance to move
up in the full-weight stand
ings tonight in a rubber match
with speedy Ralph Dupas of
New Orleans in a 10-ronnd
television bout.
PARK LAKES
Glacier Park- There are
more than 250 lakes in Glac
ier National park.
BASKETBALL
TUESDAY COLLEGE RESULTS
I'nitrd Press International
Pittsburgh 75, William & Mary
59
St. Francis IS.V.l 89. Pace 77
Penn St. 71. Bucknell 56
Long Island U. 74. Seton Hall 65
Duke oO. Clemson 41
Western Ky. 71. Tenn. Tech 67
Detroit 89. Marquette 85
Akron 77. Oberlin 66
Notre Dame 73. DePaul 70
Beloit 73. Lawrence 57
SMU 66. Texas A&M 64
Abilene Christian 80. Austin 50
Baylor 71. Texas Tech 60
Texas Christian 86. Rice 62
Santa Clara 49. San Jose 47
S.F. State 71. Sacto State 47
St. Marv s 61. COP 54
Seattle Pac. 63. Pueet Sound 52
LaVerne 66. Pomona 62
Redlands 76. Cal Tech 60
Chapman 76, Cal Poly (Po
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Southern Methodist
Stops Aggie String
By FRED DOWN
United Press International
Southern Methodist sent
Texas A&M crashing down on
what could be the beginning
of a 24-hour blitz that would
leave the nation's major col
lege basketball ranks without
an unbeaten team.
SMU ended the Aggies' 10-
game winning streak with a
66-64 victory at College Sta
tion, Tex., Tuesday night,
leaving only three unbeaten
major fives in the country
and all three face top opposi
tion tonight.
Tornado JV
Quints Beat
Talent High
Medford high junior var
sity hoopmen overcame a six
point deficiency in the last
quarter and nicked Talent
varsity 48 to 46 in overtime
last night at Talent.
Medford s sophomore, or
Wildcat, club trimmed Talent
junior varsity 51 to 42.
The Tornado junior varsity,
behind 30 to 36 with four
minutes to play, caught up at
36-all and again at 40-all.
Score at the end of regular
playing time was 42 each.
Larry Hammack, George
Clearwater and Bruce Bray
tallied in the extra for Med
ford and Mike Jacobs and
Tom Burnett got points for
the Bulldogs.
Medford led at the quarter
7 to 5 but Talent was on top
23 to 17 at halftime and 30 to
24 after three periods. Eddie
Seaver put in 19 points for
Talent and Bray 13 for the
Tornado.
Scott Eaton paced the Wild
cats with 21 points, 15 in the
second half. George Gleim
had 16 for the home club.
Halftime score was tied at 20
apiece. Medford led 34 to 30
at the third period break.
LINEUPS:
48 .'Medford Jv
F 13 Bray
F 2 Winetrout
Talent Var. 46
... B. Jacobs 8
. Dickenson 5
C 2 Gastineau
Seaver 19
G 9 Clearwater M. Jacobs 6
G 8 Sieg Fisher 4
Substitutions For Medford :
Hammack 6. Schroeder, H u m -phreys.
Eaton 2. Griffin 2. Mcln
tvre. Tichenor 4; for Talent: Bur
nett 2, Leek, Skundrick 2 .
51 Medford Soph. Talent JV 42
F 10 AUen Kerns 7
F 2 Cowan Seymour 3
C 8 Irving McCasiand 8
G .... Clausen Gleim 16
G 5 Laurance Jennings ....
Substitutions For Medford:
VoweU. Morris 1. Eaton 21. Long
4; for Talent: Grimes 8, Hanson.
Bulldogs Win
Over Phoenix
McLoughlin Junior -high
ninth grade basketball team
survived the challenge of
Phoenix freshmen 28 to 27
yesterday.
Hustling zone defense by
Phoenix and cold shooting by
McLoughlin made the fracas
a close one.
The Bulldogs were led by
the rebounding of Jack Low
ery and the 17-point offensive
work of David Crocker. David
Johnson had 11 points for
Phoenix. McLoughlin headed
10 to 6, 1" to 11 and 25 to 21.
McLoughlin seventh, eighth
and ninth grade teams go to
South Grants Pass on Friday
while Medford's other junior
high, Hedrick will be at home
to North Grants Pass teams.
LINEUPS:
28 McLoughlin
4 Farnsworth
3 Lowerv
Phoenix 27
... R. Richey 6
Wallace 1
.... Sander
Johnson 11
Xeathamer Harris
G 17 Crocker Bolz
Substitutions For McLoughlin:
Wat kins 1. Van Pelt, Partsatus 2.
Forde. Stiger. Deffley; for Phoenix
Raynor 2. Montgomery.
ARCH MOORE REFEREE
Portland -(I'PD- Light Heavy
weight Champion Archie
Moore will be guest referee
at the annual Oregon Golden
Gloves boxing tourney here
Feb. 5-6.
Prep Basketball
TUESDAY GAMES
United Press International
Jefferson 59. Madison 37
Benson 50. Washington 46
Grant 44. Lincoln 43
Roosevelt 56, Franklin 53
Cleveland 53. Wilson 32
Central Catholic 44. Clackamas
33
David Douglas 38. Milwaukie 24
Beaverton 65. Gresham 56
Sandy 46. Jesuit 38
Molalla 48. Scappoose 52
Reyonlds 54, Silverton 48
Parkrose 45. Wy east 44
Oswego 60, Newberg 37
St. Helens 56. Tigard 45
Dallas 58. Oregon City 30
Forest Grove 51. West Linn 50
Tillamook 52. McMinnville 34
North Eugene 63. Lebanon 56
Rainier 47. Clatskanie 44
Concordia 41. Estacada 36
Seaside 71. Warren ton 57
Banks 56. Vernonia 52
Xestucca 42. Willamina 38
Sheridan 42. Dayton 41
Pleasant Hill 59. Elmira 55
St. Francis 34. Creswell 17
Oakridge 65. Drain 35
Junction City 56. Central Linn 38
Reedsport 55. Siuslaw 35
Taft 51. Toledo 33
Vale 58. Nyssa 45
Sherwood 44. North Catholic 42
Central of Independence 38,
North Marion 21
Joseph 57. Enterprise 48
Cincinnati, the nation's No.
1 team which is riding a 12
game winnig streak, faces the
first of two tough clashes this
week when it opposes 6-10
Bob Nordmann and St.; Louis
at the Cincinnati Gardens.
This shapes up as one of the-
roughest tests for Oscar Rob
ertson and his Cincy team
mates since they bowed in the
NCAA tournament semifinals
to California last March.
The nation's other two ma
jor unbeaten powers - Villa
nova and LaSalle - risk their
marks on the same card at
the Palestra in Philadelphia.
Strange Tallies 34
Villanova (9-0) opposes
Temple 10-3 in the first game
of the doubleheader and then
LaSalle (9-0) takes on Syra
cuse (5-2). Villanova and La
Salle are slight favorites but
it would not be a major upset
if either Temple or Syracuse
won.
A crowd of 6.800 saw Steve
Strange throw in 34 points on
12 fields goals and 10 free
throws in addition to hauling
down 16 rebounds to lead
SMU, pre-season Southwest
conference favorite, to its vic
otry over the Texas Aggies.
SMU out-rebounded the Ag
gies, 47-37, and hit on 40 per
cent of its field goal attempts
compared to 36 per cent for
the Cadets.
The Aggies scored seven
straight points in the final
minutes to pull within their
two-point deficit but SMU
controlled the ball at the fin
al buzzer.
Duncan-Fasel
Duo Increase
Tourney Total
Herman Duncan and Bob
Fasel,- leaders in the Holiday
Handicap Golf tournament at
Rogue Valley Country club,
have upped their point total
to 17.
. They lost three points in
one match with Dr. Ralph
Odell and Bob Little but turn
ed right around and took sev
en markers in a fracas with
Charles Mickelson and Bud
Judy.
Ed Milne and Bob Morris,
at last report, held second spot
with a 10-point total. They
won five from Harold Holmes
and Floyd Baker.
The Odell - Little success
against the leaders gained the
two a tie with Tom Teutsch
and Ranny Smith at nine
points each. Teutsch and
Smith won by a hole over
Max Milhollin and Ned Schu-
ler.
Galen Sanner and Ray
Stewart took on a darkhorse
role, coming from down in
the list up to fifth place with
a six-point decision over Glen
Fabrick and Lloyd Pope. They
have eight markers.
TEAM POSITIONS:
Match!
7
s Points
Plus 17
10
9
9
8
7
7
6
6
6
6
Fasel-Duncan
Milne-Morris 2
Smith-Teutsch 4
Odell-Little 8
Sanner-Stewart 4
Bayliss-Elliott 2
C. Knight-Parsons 4
Meyer-Van Etten .... .
D. Miller-B. Clark ..
Catey-Stark
Butterfield-Moore ..
7
2
2
Conrad-B. Anderson
Getchell-Teeter 4
C Lewis-Allen 3
Radzweit-Dumas .... 2
Kellenbg'r-Blackl'ge 3
Cottingham-Creager 4
Mongrain-Quincy 3
Phillips-Wells 2
Robinson-Schmidt 6
Pitts-Dave Lowry 2
Alexander-Brown 1
Travis-Eidswick ...... 3
House-Engleson . 1
Nuich-Vargo 2
Millhollin-Schuler 3
Mears-Benson I
Ricker-Littrell 3
Nulton-Swanson .... 3
R. MitcheU-L. Clark 2
J. Lewis-Daugherty 2
J. Moffat-BuUer 4
Flink-Lambert 2
Perl-Marten 3
Schildt-Hopkins 2
Brooks-Pearson 2
Fitzgerald-Withrow 2
Pope-Fabrick 8
Lockwood-Hood 3
Corbin-Dunlevy 3
Voegtly-Cowning .. 1
Shaylor-A. Andrs'n 3
Minus
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
5
5
7
8
8
8
9
10
13
13
Payton-Walker 3
Judy-Mickelson
4
5
Baker-Holmes
Low Net Best-Ball: 62 Galen
Sanner. Ray Stewart; 64 Bob Fas
el. Herman Duncan; 64 Max Mill
hollin, Ned Schuler.
Paul Dietzel
Cal Possibility
Berkeley, Calif. (UPD
Another name was added to
the University of California
coaching derby today after it
was disclosed that officials
talked with Louisiana State's
young coach, Paul Dietzel.
The addition of Dietzel
brought to five the number
of mentors reportedly getting
serious consideration as Bear
head coach. Pete Elliott, Cali-;
fornia coach for the past three
seasons, resigned to take over
at the University of Illinois. !
Others mentioned for the j
job beside Dietzel include Len !
Casanova of the University j
of Oregon, Eddie Erdelatz, j
Dee Andros of Elliott's Cal ;
staff, and Bob Blackmail of j
Dartmouth. 1
Butte Falls
Tips Guard
In SOIBL
Butte Falls moved up into
a tie for third place in the
Southern Oregon Independent
Basketball league last night
by defeating Medford Nation
al Guard 82 to 73.
League play continues this
evening at McLoughlin gym
here. Hawkinson Tire Tread
puts its unmarred status on
the line against the Guards
men at 7 p.m. Butte Falls will
battle the fourth place Andy's
Jewelrs in the second con
test. A. McCorquodale with 23
points and Bill Irwin with 21
led Butte Falls. Bill White of
the Guard was tops for the
game with 24 and Phil
Swisher had 17 for the mil
itary men.
Butte Falls had a 46 to 31
halftime spread.
LINEUPS:
82 Butte Falls Xat'l Guard 73
F 21 B. Irwin Swisher 17
F 23 McCorquodale Singler -9
C 10 J. Greb White 24
G 4 Moore Callender 9
G 10 Veach Larson 9
Substitutions For Butte Falls:
Nelson 10. Smith 2. Owen 2: for
Guard: Gossett 1, Mellish 3, Burns
1.
Coast Circuit
Opens Meeting
Seattle-UPD - The winter
meeting of the Pacific Coast
league was scheduled to open
here today with Dewey Sori
ano of Seattle officiating as
president for the first time.
Headling the two-day meet
ing, which winds up in Ta
coma Thursday, will be a dis
cussion of a proposed post
season baseball series between
the champion of Japan and
the PCL pennant winner.
SWUNG
LADY ELKS NO. TWO
(First Half Was Won By
The Hi Lo's)
Standings:
Hi Lo
Wapitis
Antlers
Stags
Cusrin' Three
Daffy Dilly
Jolly Three
Doozies
Tornadoes
Merry Madcaps
W. L.
44!'2 27
42
42
29 V2
30
40 'i 311,:,
33 34
34 (i 37'2
31 41
30 'i 41"2
29 2 42 'i
27 ',2 44 "a
Results:
Jolly Three 0 (R. Miller 398)
1083: Stags 4 (Latham 476) 1195.
Antiers 3 (Snedden 464 1 1264;
Ci'sin- Three 1 (Huntlev 447) 1259.
Hi Lo 2'2 (Farrar 507) 1290; Daf
fy Dilly 1'2 i Forbes 445) 1268.
Doozies 3 (Duce 5301 1349; Tor
nadoes 1 (Starr 449) 1260.
Wapitis i; iRead 438) 1202; Mer
ry Madcaps 22 (Veal 465) 1211.
High game Duce 197, .Huntiey
193.
High series Marilee Duce 530,
Teddie Farrar 507.
Split conversions Trautman 4-5- ;
7, 5-6-10 twice. Travis 3-10. '
ROXY ANN LEAGUE
(.Medford Lanes)
Standings: ,
Pacific Motor Truck 21
Baker's Moulding 21
Larry's Richmaid 19
Taylor-Salade, Ins 19
Squirt 18
Team Four 17
Coca Cola 16
Harrison Electric 14
Hopkins Richfield 13
Medford Plywood 12
Graham Electric 12
Groceteria 10
L.
11
11
13
13
14
15
16
18
19
20
20
22
Results:
Team Four 4 (Carr 562) 2907;
Hopkins 0 (Rohlman 505) 2731.
Taylor-Salade 3 i Lilly 502) 2621;
Groceteria 1 (Hall 493) 2527.
Graham 3 (Drennen 457) 2700;
Med Ply 1 (Gilbert 471) 2636.
Harrison 3 (McCuIly 545) 2866;
Larry's 1 (W. Peterson 520) 2760.
Baker's 3 (Baker 501) 2718;
Squirt 1 (Trautman 491) 2707.
Coca Cola 3 (Belknap 528) 2899;
P M T 1 (Phillips 549) 2845.
LADY ELKS NO. ONE
Standings: W.
Cherry Pickers 43
Pin Pushers 39
Trioettes 39
Threatless Three 34
Break Aways 31 '
Luckv Strikes 29
Slagettes 29
The Goofers .' 28
L.
25
29
29
34'
37
39
39
40
Results:
The Goofers 3 (L. Edwards 480)
1391; Break Aways 1 (D. Jantzer
486) 1343.
Stagettes 1 (V. Lusk 467) 1254:
Lucky Strikes 3 (M. Little 487)
1315.
Cherry Pickers 1 (W. Booth 460)
1190; Threatless Three 3 (V. Bate
man 473) 1256.
Pin Pushers 2 (A. Salyers 468)
1292; Trioettes 2 (F. Bittle 473)
1272.
High game Dorothy Jantzer 192.
Fran. Bittle 188. ;
High series Mel Little 487, Dor-
othy Jantzer 486. i
Split conversions A. Thompson :
5-6-10.
Makeup game Pin Pushers 3 (T. i
Isaacs 478) 1324; Cherry Pickers 1 '
(N. Dykes. B. Hazlett 397) 1186. i
High game Aili Salyers 201, i
Thelma Isaacs 198. ;
1
ROXY ANN MAJOR LEAGUE
L. !
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Standings:
W.
15
. 15
. 15
15
;i4
14
12
11
10
Kachina Room
Allison Const.
Rotary Club
Western Oil
Asko Supply
Medford Tire
Donna - Timber
Country Club
Desert Service
Mail Tribune
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10
10
12
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K-Dove
Cal-Ore Ranches
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Rotary Club 4, Donna Timber 0.
Western Oil 3, K-Dov 1.
Kachina Room 3, Asko 1.
Medford Tire 4, Cal-Ore. Ranch
es 0.
Allison Const. 3, Desert Service
1.
Country Club 3, Mail Tribune 1.
High games C. Poe 223. Fowler
215. Van Hay 211, Cooper 211,
Clarence Wilson 222, Gene Brooks
200.
High series Gene Brooks 580.
Phone SP 3-4393
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Medford Airport
EDow Finsterwald
Top Money Dn LA
Los Angeles -UPD- Youthful
Dow Finsterwald, one golfer
who always plays it "cool,"
was almost apologetic on his
way to the bank today after
pocketing first-place money in
the S37,500 Los Angeles Open.
"You can hardly call 71 a
great round," Finsterwald
said Tuesday following his
Crater High
Grapples
Blank Viks
Central Point - Crater high
grapplers started out a heavy
slate for this week Monday
night winning all its bouts in
a match with Myrtle Creek
here.
Score for the Comets for
the evening was 50 to 0.
Comets won by falls in six of
their matches. They took five
decisions and one forfeit.
Next action will be against
Illinois Valley here at 6:30 p.
m. on Thursday. Third en
gagement of the week will be
against Ashland on Saturday
night. That match also will be
at Central Point.
RESULTS:
95 Dan McKay, C, pinned, Don
Johnson. MC;
105 Bob Allen, C. won by for
feit; 114 Butch Barber, C, dec.
Steve Smith, MC, 5-0; 122 Ken
Gebhard, C. dec. Virgil Moon, MC,
3-2; 129 Charlie Warren. C, pin
ned Eddie Daheles. MC: 135 Russ
Walker. C, pinned Pat Hughes, MC;
140 Don Fisher, C, pinned Steve
Newman. MC; 148 Max Burton,
C. pinned Steve Hall, MC; 156
Dave McGee. C. pinned Keith
Ronk. MC; 167 Al Lamp. C, dec.,
Gordon Lowell, MC. 4-1; 177 Rick
Burns. C, dec. Larry Frasier, MC,
6-2; Glen Cote, C, dec. Bill James,
MC, 5-1.
First Baptist
Tops Standings
In Church Play
SENIOR CHURCH LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
First Baptist 2 0 1.000
First Presbyterian 1 0 1.000
Zion Lutheran 1 0 1.000
First Methodist 1 1 .500
St. Mark's Episcopal 1 1 .500
Sacred Hrt. Catholic 0 2 .000
First Christian ........ 0 1 .000
St. Luke's Methodist 0 1 .000
First Baptist had lone lead
in the senior division of the
YMCA Church Basketball
league after a Monday victory.
The Baptists defeated St.
Luke's Methodist 46 to 10 for
their second win in the loop.
Zion Lutheran broke into
league play with a 30 to 22
win over St. Mark's Episcopal
and First Methodist downed
Sacred Heart Catholic 40 to
16 in the other Monday game.
Dean Goddard scored 13
points for the Baptists who
headed 14 to 2 at the half.
Jack Joyce also had 13 in
pacing First Methodist to a
verdict. Dave Ryn had 12 in
the Zion Lutheran decision.
First Methodist had a 23 to
8 midway margin over Sacred
Heart.
FIGHTS
United Press International
Miami Beach. Fla. Eddie Per
kins. 139 '2. Chicago, outpointed
Larry Boardman, 139, . St. Peters
burg, Fla. (10).
Los Angeles Charlie (Tomb
stone) Smith, 150'i. Los Angeles,
knocked out Kid Rayo, 151, Mana
gua, Nicaragua, (7).
JAYVEES VIE
Hedrick edged McLoughlin
21 to 20 yesterday m a sev
enth grade junior varsity bas
ketball game. Hedrick led 12
to 2, 16 to 2 and 17 to 6 at
the quarters. Bill Foulon,
Hedrick, and Lilly, McLough
lin, each had 10 points.
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three - stroke victory in the
rain - troubled Los Angeles
tourney.-"But I guess the oth
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their own. The Tequesta, Fla.,
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for shooting 4-under par 280
for the 72 hole event - includ
ing a 71 on the final day.
Finsterwald's chance for
victory came when Eric Mon
ti, the tourney leader for three
rounds, blew a 4-stroke lead
on a black front nine that saw
him commit one double bogey
and four single bogeys. Monti,
teaching pro from adjoining
Hillcrest Country club, soared
to 80 for the final round over
the soggy Rancho course and
a tie for fourth at 285.
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Bill Collins, Crystal River,
Fla., and Dave Ragan, Or
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