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Tornado Hoopsters Trim Crater 73-37 SOUTHERN' OREGON' CONFERENCE STANDINGS Medford 10 o 1.000 Klamath Falls 6 3 .667 Crater 4 6 .400 Grants Pass 4 6 .400 Ashland 0 9 .000 Smashing Comet resistance with a barrage of eight field goals and four free tosses in the last 4V2 minutes of the second quarter, the Medford high basketball contingent bounced Crater 73 to 37 here Saturday night in a Southern Oregon conference skirmish. It was the 10th successive league victory for Medford which is unmarred in District 6 A-l. The' Black Tornado stretched to a 3-game mar gin over second place Klamath Falls which rested Saturday after dropping a Friday hassle to the go-go Medfordites. Cra ter (4-6) fell back into a dead lock with Grants Pass which ramped 67 to 35 over Ashland high. Saturday's scuffle was still a close ball game after three minutes of the second panel had passed. Medford headed at that point just 15 to 13, having encountered stiff Com et defense. Then Jerry Shults pushed in a long shot and two free tosses. Dick Ragsdale flipped t WATCH FOR IT! LISTEN FOR IT! DONT MISS IT! IN MEDFORD WEDNESDAY MAKE YOUR Jsc Nifty In'60 WITH TRU-MIX THE MODERN CONCRETE Delivered SP 2-5271 in a pair of gifters. Shults sank a long pusher for 23 to 13. Medford's top line re serves, Booth Deakins and Bob Quinney, next got in on the scoring act. Each goaled from the field three times. At half time the count was 35 to 13. The Tornado put in nine field shots in 17 tries and had 24 points in the second quar ter while holding Crater to six markers on three field buckets. Two to one (54 to 28) con trol of the backboards and .453 field shooting to Crater's .211 told a good share of the story of the fracas which Medford took with balanced opera iiori. Deakins with 15 and Shults with 14 were Med ford's high point men. Jerry Anderson of Medford and Denny Edwards of the Com ets each had a 10-counter. Quinney was top rebound man with nine. Anderson, Shults, and Lowell Dean each snared seven and Ragsdale and Cal Dean each six for Medford. Edwards had nine retrieves and Chuck Turner eight for Crater. The Tornado had an 11 to 7 quarter gap and was ahead 54 to 22 after three periods of play. It had spreads of 39 points three times in the clos ing quarter. J The Big Wind took a 7 to 0 lead in the fuss on a free toss by Shults and three field baskets by Anderson. Crater never caught up in the game but hacked the difference to 7 to 5 with 2V2 minutes to go in the panel. Cooper's hook goal and free heave and two charity chances by Turner got the points. Medford upped to 11 to on Lowell Dean's pusher and Anderson's driver bucket. Ed wards close the canto for Crater with two free throws and Dave Sharp sank a push er for the Comets to slice the gap to 11 to 9. Dean pushed in another bucket but Turner hit from lone range for 13 to 11. Anderson's two gifter shots were offset by Sharp's push for 15 to 13. After that it was a Medford show. The Comets 'went for 634 minutes without scoring and for 9Vi minutes with just one goal in stretches overlapping the second and third quarters. box: Crater FG FT 5-4 3-2 8-4 1-0 3-2 1-0 0-0 0- 0 1- 0 0-0 0-0 2- 1 RB 8 4 9 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 PF TP Turner, f 18-2 CooDer. f 6-3 3 8 Edwards, c.10-3 Sharp, g 13-2 White, e 7-2 Woods 0-0 Johnson 0-0 Allen 1-0 Higinbotham 0-0 a. Annorn u-u Williamson 1-0 J. Anhora 1-0 Totals 57-12 24-13 28 13 37 Medford FG Anderson, f 13-4 Shults. f 8-5 L. Dean, c .. 5-3 FT 3- 2 5-4 2-2 0-0 2-2 4- 3 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0- 0 1- 0 RB 7 7 7 3 a 3 9 4 6 1 1 0 PF TP 2 10 14 8 0 2 15 8 8 6 0 2 0 Durkee, g .. 2-0 Ragsdale, ( 4-0 Deakins 9-6 Quinney 5-4 Miller 7-4 C. Dean 4-2 Olson 1-0 Barry 4-1 Jensen 2-0 Totals S4-29 19-15 54 16 73 Officials Flink and Bates. JV LINEUPS: 61 Medford F 10 Dowson F 9 Hammack . C 7 Bray G 4 Winetrout Crater 42 . Beman 2 . J. Allen 20 Kimball 9 . Anhorn 5 G Sieg Foote 1 Substitutions For Medford, Mc lntire 2, Brown 13, Clearwater, Gastineau 8, Eaton 4, Schroeder 2, Tichenor 2. Wheeler, Humphreys, Griffin; for Crater. Ryerson 1, Straus, Minnick, Debrick 2, M. Pep per 2. B. Cooper. ELLIOTT SPEEDS Melbourne -0JP&- Herb El liott of Australia Saturday ran his 12th under - four - minute mile with a 3:59.8 perform ance. HOME LOOK TBjKfflBf CONCRETE C 248 E. McANDREWS RD. GP Defeats Ash landers In SO Loop Grants Pass - Grants Pass high held Ashland to eight field goals while scoring 27 itself Saturday night and whipped the Grizzlies 67 to 35 in a Southern Oregon con ference basketball game. The Cavemen had 15 to 8, 34 to 14 and 52 to 28 quarter spreads. BOX: Ashland FG . 2 '. O . 1 . 0 . 0 . 0 FT PF TP 11-9 2 13 0- 0 3 2 7-2 1 4 5- 4 0 6 1- 0 2 2 0-0 2 2 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 6- 4 2 4 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 32-1 12 35 FT PF TP 3- 2 3 16 .1-1 1 9 0-0 3 0 2- 2 4 6 0- 0 2 7 1- 1 2 7 0- 0 0 4 1- 0 0 4 4- 2 1 2 0- 0 0 0 1- 0 3 6 7- 5 0 11 20-13 19 67 i and Riggs. Tucker, f . Hauck, t Hardy, c Gray, g Dickerson Jackson Forrest ,, Harris Stewart DeBoer Alley Totals Grants Pass Benner, f Janssen, f Patterson, c Purkett, g Walker, f Staley Davis Erickson Hugoboom . Mannan Mclntire Murray FG 7 4 0 2 1 3 2 2 O 0 3 3 Totals 27 BOWLING ROGCE RAMBLERS Standings: W. 43 42 39 38 36 Three Squares 29 30 33 34 36 The Gang Three Cheers The Pinheads Bankerettes The Rolling Three . 35i,i 36',3 Merry Misses 31,i 40 ',i juicky amices ju i& The Bobby Pins 44 Results: Gang (K. Byrne 455) 1559 Bob- Dypins (j. wenren aid) ujz. Three Squares (M. Doty 453) 1562; Merry Misses (B. Cowden 373) 1435. Luckv Strikes (A. Custance 357) 1461; Rolling Three (G. Johnson 340) 1493. Pinheads (K. Smith 513) 1527; Bankerettes (H. Dow 370) 1513. SJJ.C. (C. Rector 396) 1514: Three Cheers (M. Jensen 364) 1443. RAINBOW LEAGUE Standings: W. Star Body Shop 27 Don Stathos Ins 27 Steve Wilson Lbr. Two. 24 Steve Wilson Lbr. One .. 24 State Forest Patrol 22', Hoot Owl Logging . 20 Harry and David . 18' Piggly Wiggly 17 V c"nter Lake Mach. Two 17 L. 13 13 16 16 17i,i 20 21 ii 221,2 23 Carolina Pacific Plywood 15"i 24'i Knights of Columbus ..14 24 Crater Lake Mach. One 13 27 Results: Harrv and David 2 fPlink Barr 461) 2103; Stathos Ins. 2 (Neal Dow 491) 2216. Piggly Wiggly 2 (FranK Mcneen 448) 2127: Wilson Two 2 (Bruce Pomerorv 544) 2294. C. L. Mach. Two 3 (Don Stoner 482) 2033: Knights of Columbus 1 (Jim Mullaney 466) 2026. C. L. Mach. One 2 (Carl Dykstra 508) 2072; Wilson One 2 (R. A. Peters 496) 2211. Hoot Owl 4 (Earl Lenz 598) 2398; Carolina Pacific 0 (Dave Rice 450) 2062. Star Body 3 (Berle Thornton 494) 2235; Forest Patrol 1 (Doyle Stock ton 474) 2164. ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE Standings: W. Safeway Twelve 30 Cal Spray 24 Safeway Ten 23 Taylor" Salade 22 Crater Lake Motors 22 10 16 17 1714 18 19 191,4 ONC Freight 21 McDonald Candy 21 r.Koro Marbrt 19 21 Medford Health Club 16i,4 2314 Consolidated Van .Lines it Darrell Miller 131a OJC. Tires 12 24 2614 28 Results: Safeway Ten 2 (Smith 551) 234; O.K. Tires 2 (Harris 460 ) 2680. ONC 4 (Farrell 542) 2915; Con solidated 0 (Boss 481) 2638. McDonald 3 (Kinney 472) 2587; Miller Co. 1 (Haven 462) 2571. Crater Lake 4 (Cauthon 513) 2857: Fabers 0 (Gegner 480) 2697. Medford Health 4 (Walland 585) 2872; Cal Spray 0 (Shafer 542) 26Safewav Twelve 3 (Shirley 568) 2740; Taylor Salade 1 (Harper 495) 2738. PACIFIC LEAGUE Standings: Active Club Weisfield's Jewelers Harrv & David W. L. 16 0 12 4 11 5 9 7 8 8 7 9 6 10 5 11 3 13 3 13 Oregon Veneer Beneficial Standard Life Lininger Ready Mix Team One ............ Prospect Shopping Center Results: . Weisfield's 3 (Turpin 490) 260; Hot Coffee 1 (L. Fisher 529) 2703. Prospect 4 (Sanderson 535) 2780; HiWay 0 (Miller 477) 2599. H & D 4 (Doty 504) 2821; B S L 0 (Warriner 514) 2683. Veneer 3 (Ricks 490) 2805; Lin inger 1 (V. Goff 478) 2705. Active 4 (Paul 519) 2781; Team One (J. Sparling 476) 2580. NIGHT OWL LEAGUE Standings: Kim's Brown's Cafe Hotel Medford La Pointe's ... W. L. 24 28 2614 2514 25 27 2414 2714 BARTLETT BELLES Corner Club Corner Club First National Bank United Grocers Chrystal Meats W. L. 23 5 19 9 18 10 18 10 17 11 16 12 15 13 14 14 12 16 12 16 12 16 12 16 11 17 10 18 8 20 7 21 Sy's Place Stauffer Reducing Plan Alexander st.usic Trowbridge i Flynn Universal Pump Sales Eagles Two Eaeles One ,., Roethler Shell Liningers Rockettes Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. Baker Moulding Double Dee Lumber Results: Univ. Pump 1 ' (P. Smith 473) 2018; Alexl Music 3 (Dyer 415) 2055. Lininger's 0 (Tracy 447) 1896; Chrystal 4 (Nunes 468) 2043. Corner Club 4 (Davis 586) 2282; F. V. Bank 0 (Thurman 435) 2067. Trowbridge 4 (Nicodemus 494) 2246; Baker Moulding 0 (Mitchell 441) 2033. Roethler 4 (Marcum 464) 2066; Pepsi-Cola 0 (Thompson 497) 1986. United Grocers 3 (Krouse 420) 2034; Eagle One 1 (Englund 397) 2030 Stauffer .3 (Cornelius 590 2713; Eagles Two 1 (Daigle 486) 2634. Sv s Place 4 (Tuttle 503 ) 2229; D. D. Lumber 0 (Huber 401) 2086. High games Billie Davis 234, Lucille Cornelius 221, Evalyn Thompson 213. VALLEY ROLLERS Standings: High Balls - Three Hits & A Miss . Try Hards Four Y's Lucky Strikes Jokers Krazy Kats Splits & Mrs. Rollerettes Koifee Klatch W. . 4 . 3 . 3 . 3 . 2 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 0 MEDfmblTxUBUK3 Red Raiders Split With Mountaineers Ashland - Coach Ted Schopf tried a new starting combination Saturday night and the Southern Oregon Red Raider hoop team romped to victory over Eastern Oregon college 75-72 in an Oregon Collegiate conference battle. All five starters hit in double figures, a famous first for this year's basketball club. Gordy Carrigan led the way with 19 points, followed by John Payne with 16, Brad Flannery with 14, Dick Smith with 12, and Dave Gardner with 11. Eastern Oregon did almost as well with four players in double totals. Pasco Arritola copped top honors with 20 points. Washington Trips Troy United Press International Let's skip the Asian flu and look out for an epidemic of upsets which could give any coach chills and fever, espe cially if he is on the West Coast. The year's biggest stunner was turned in Saturday night at Los Angeles where lowly Washington rose up and knocked the props from under Southern California 59-49. It was the second straight blow for the Trojans, who fell be fore Stanford on Friday night in double overtime, 82-71. Santa Clara zoomed into second place in the West Coast Athletic conference with a routine 65-41 beating of San Jose State. Loyola defeated the Univer sity of San Francisco, 54-43, with a second half rally. Fresno State continued to streak toward the California Collegiate Athletic associa tion diadem by thumping Cal Poly, 77-67,. IV Wins 55-33 Over Bulldogs Talent-Illinois Valley high took a non-league basketball victory by 53 lo 33 over Tal ent at Cave Junction on Sat urday evening. IV had 21 to 19 half time and 33 to 25 third quarter gaps after an 11-all first can to tie. Mike Hanby had 15 points, Doug Lewis 12 and Terry Johnson 11 for the Cougars and Tom Johnson scored 10 for Talent. Talent was 37 to 27 winner in the junior varsity scrape. Loggers Down Chiefs 51-43 . Rogue River Butte Falls high downed Rogue River 51 to 43 here Saturday in non league basketball. The Loggers had 11 to 4 first quarter lead but Rogue River headed at halftime 24 to 20. Butte Falls went ahead again 32 to 29 in the third quarter. Jeff LeRoy scored 19 points for the home Chief tains and Raymond Abbott 17 for Butte Falls. Rogue River won the jay vee mix 52 to 36. Owens Praises High Jump Star Boston - (UPD - Jesse Owens, probably the greatest track star the United States has ever produced, says high jumper John Thomas is "one of the most superb athletes I have ever seen." The accolade from Owens came shortly after the 18-year-old Thomas high jumped 7 feet IV2 inches at the BAA meet here Saturday night to equal the world mark he established only one week be fore. Prep Basketball SATURDAY GAMES United Press International Marshfield 47. N. Eugene 43 Medford 73, Crater 37 Springfield 63. N. Bend 62 (OT) Grants Pass 67, Ashland 37 La Grande 58, Redmond 26 Hermiston 44, Prineville 39 : Roseburg 75, Cottage Grove 60 Bend 45, Baker 39 South Eugene 57, Willamette 34 S. Salem 62, Sweet Home 36 Vale 57, Emmett 40 Coquille 9, Eagle Point 39 Astoria 57, Hillsboro 48 Pendleton 55, The Dalles 48 V John Day 49. Burns 43 Pilot Rock 67, St. Joseph's 52 Helix 46, Athena 35 ' Elgin 47. Mac-Hi 45 Myrtle Creek 48. Glendale 47 Results: Koffee Klatch 0 (L. Ritterspach 467) 1745; High Balls 4 (D. Nease 454) 1864. Krazy Kats 1 ID. Weber 415) 1509; Four Y's 3 (D. Campbell 461) 1566. Lucky Strikes 2 (M. Miller 472) 1676; Jokers 2 (L. Morton 545) 1674.' Splits & Mrs. 1 (M. Lockwood 399) 1518; Try Hards 3(M. Talley 429) 1592. Three Hits & A Miss 3 (F. Loros 489) 1803; Rollerettes 1 (M. Jerden 428) 1752. High, game Fern Loros 201, Loretta Morton 184. Marian Miller 180. Following were Frank Chase and Ron Hunt with 13 each. Mel Holmes rounded out the quartet with 11, Play Oregon Tech witn tne split win over Eastern Oregon, the Raiders had hold on third place in the OCC race with a 5-5 record Tuesday night, when the Raid ers piay uregon Tech m Klamath Falls, the second spot will be up for grabs. Also, a win for the Raiders would put OTI, Portland State, and SOC at the top of the heap with one game sep arating all the teams. SOC opened the fray Sat urday with a quick bucket by Smith. Holmes then hit two jumpers for EOC to give it a lead. EOC stayed ahead most of the early part of the initial stanza. The Raiders finally pulled ahead for good. Payne shot a jumper to tie the count at 11-22 and Flan ary hit a field shot and a free throw to put the Raiders in front by 14-11. Lead at Half " Two jumpers by Gardner and a pair of gifters gave the Raiders a 19-13 bulge. They took the halftime break with a 38-34 lead. SOC pushed the advantage to 61-48 before falling victim to a splurge by the Mounties. Before five minutes had elapsed the Mounties had cut the lead to 65-61 but baskets by Carrigan, Payne, and Gard ner put the Raiders too far out of reach. EOC out - rebounded the Raiders 51-49 but Smith cap tured 16 missed shots to add to his total of 19 from the night before for a season rec ord of 35 in a two-game series. As a team the Raiders hit 29 of 70 field shots for 41.4 per cent, while the Mounties hit 25 of 60 and a percentage of 41.8. From the gift line EOC held the advantage 22-17. BOX: East. Ore. Chase Olinger Arritola Hunt Holmes .. Barn hart Jones . McCadden FG 5- 10 2- 3 4- 9 6- 14 5- 10 3- 12 0-2 0-0 FT 3-5 RB PFTP 8 3 13 0- 0 6 12-16 10 1- 3 10 1-1 4 1-2 8 3-4 3 1-2 2 4 20 13 11 7 3 1 Totals 25-60 22-33 51 21 72 So. Oregon FG Gardner 5-10 Payne 8-17 Smith 3-8 Flanary 6-14 Carrigan 7-14 Bernet 0-1 Peterson 0-3 Puhl 0-1 Lillebo 0-2 FT RB 1- 3 7 0-0 12 6-13 16 2- 2 3 5-7 6 3- 4 0 0-0 1 0-0 1 0-0 0 PF TP Totals 29-70 17-29 49 2J 75 Officials Sutphin and Douglas. Squaw Valley Receives Teams Squaw Valley, Calif. (UPD A well - dampened Olympic Village, soaking after 24 hours of rainfall, will receive 150 foreign athlete-! today to bring its population up to 450. With the VIII Games only 10 days away, heavy practices were scheduled - weather per mitting. Meanwhile, nerves were growing taut in the village over weather. Teams from Turkey, Po land, Bulgaria, New Zealand, South Africa, Canada, West Germany, Finland, Sweden and Norway, were to check in at the reception center. Arnold Palmer Desert Winner Palm Springs, Calif. - (UPD -Arnold Palmer nabbed a three-stroke victory Sunday in the Desert Classic golf tour ney here. The 30-year-old Palmer shot a final round 65 on the par 36-35-71 Thunderbird course. His 90-hole total on the four courses in this tourney was 338-20 below par. Arnold took the lead away from another Palmer, unre lated Johnny, a 41-year-old pro from Tulsa, Okla., who led going into the final round. Johnny had a final round 70 and a 90-hole total of 342 good for a third place tie with Bob Goalby. Second place and $6,600 went to Fred Hawkins. His 90 hole total was 341. Palo Alto, Calif. -(UPD- Walt Heinecke, former Stanford All-American center on the powerhouse elevens of the late Pop Warner, died of a heart attack Sunday in his home. CLOGSTON'S Metal Weather Stripping and Screens Estimates Gladly Phone SP 3-1014 Evenings 7 TecKmen Beat Viks United Press International Oregon Tech lengthened its Oregon Collegiate Conference basketball lead Saturday night with a 47-46 victory over Portland State. The Owls of Klamath Falls now have a two-game advantage over the Vikings. In the other league game. Southern Oregon took over sole possession of third place with a 75-72 win over Eastern Oregon on its home court. BASKETBALL SATURDAY GAMES United Press International Whitman 63, Pacific 50 L & C 76, College of Idaho 61 St. Johns (N.Y.) 79. Niagara 71 Harvard 73, Columbia 69 Buffalo 92. Colgate 63 Villanova 63, Siena 38 New York U. 77, Pittsburgh 66 Rutgers 69, Rhode Island 66 Carnegie Tech 83, Duquesne 75 Holy Cross 80, Boston College 68 LaSalle 80. St. Joseph (Pa.) 73 Auburn 72, Georgia 45 Vanderbilt 80. Louisiana St. 67 Alabama 67. Florida 56 Georgetown (D.C.) 82, Fordham 7Z St. Louis IT. 83, Tulsa 58 Kansas 70, Iowa St. 64 Missouri 84, Oklahoma 72 Bowling Green 93, Miami (O.) 89 Bradley 101. N. Texas St. 61 Xavier (O.) 75. Louisville 64 Rice 52. Baylor 51 SMU 72. Arkansas 70 Texas 98, Texas Christian 71 " Washington 59, So. Calif. 49 Colorado St. U. 78, Montana 58 Utah St. 86, New Mexico 57 Denver 86, Brigham Young 66 Utah 93. Wyoming 71 Air Force 70. Marquette 68 (OT) UCLA 67, Stanford 54 Nevada 81, Cal Aggies 47 Oregon State 55. Oregon 54 Loyola 54, U. of San Francisco 43 Idaho St. 70, Montana St. 57 Idaho 63. Gonzaga 5" Fresno St. 77, Cal Po. 7 S.F. State 60. San Fernando 53 Santa Clara 65, San Jose St. 41 Arizona 104, L.A. State 84 Chico St. 70. Olympic Club 69 San Diego St. 58. Whittier 51 Puget Sound 69. Central Wash. 56 So. Oregon 75. E. Oregon 72 Linfield 81, Willamette 78 Oregon Tech 47, Portland St. 46 Fresno St. 77. Cal Poly 67 E. Wash. 76. Pacific Lutheran 74 Puget Sound 69, Central Wash. 36 W. 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OSC Nicks Webfoots Corvallis (UPD Oregon State's Jim Woodland sank two. free throws with 20 sec- j onds remaining in the game here Saturday night to give the Beavers a 55-54 victory over Oregon. Oregon won Friday night, 63-53. Oregon tried for a last sec ond shot but Guard Chuck Rask lost the ball with eight seconds left and Oregon State stalled it out. The Ducks had come from behind to tie the score at 37 37 with 15 minutes left in the game after trailing 32-26 at halftime. They finally took the lead with 1:08 left at 54 53 on Rask's driving layin. Oregon State's Karl Ander son did a good defensive job on Oregon's main offensive weapon, Glenn Moore, limit ing him to three points. An derson also took off 14 of Oregon State's 64 rebounds. Bill Wold was high for the Beavers with 15 points fol lowed by Woodland with 10. Dale Herron had 16 for the Ducks and Charlie Warren 15 before fouling out. SM Triumphs At Mr. Angel fat. Mary s or Medford won the championship of a grade school basketball tournament at Mt. Angel yesterday. Tne Medford club downed St. Mary's of Eugene 19 to 12 in the finals of the eight team meet. Other victories were over St. Joseph's and St. Vin cent's, both of Salem. Coach Neil Murphy of the champs said that his team won on the basis of their defensive play. He said it turned in the best defense of the season. LINE WVLOWS 6.70-15 black lube-type plus excise lax and trade-in fire Ul I 0.70-15 black I I tube-type Ptus excite tax and trade-in tiro - SP 3-7301 JV, Butte Falls Win in SOIBL Southern Oregon college junior varsity outscored Glen dale 97 to 80 yesterday in a Southern Oregon Independent Baskeball league conflict. Butte Falls defeated Andy's Jewelers 60 to 57 on Saturday. BEAVERS COP MATCH Corvallis (UPD Oregon State's wrestling squad de feated Oregon 17-8 Saturday. The OSC Rooks downed the Oregon Frosh 19-7. - . - . "... ...". 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