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MAIL TRIBUNE, MedW, Or. St. Mary's En B Cage St. Mary's of Medford downed Prospect high 54 to 30 at Eagle Point last night to win Jackson county's spot in the playoffs for the District 5B basketball championship. The Crusaders added the tourney toga to their Jackson County B league champion shiD. They will meet the Klamath-Lake county tourna ment winner in a two-of-three playoffs starting March 3 at Ashland. Talent dropped Butte Falls 39 to 29 last night in the con solation game. Bob Evans put in a layin in the opening seconds of the League champion St. Mary's high placed four men on the Jackson coun ty B league All Star squad chosen after the final game of the tournament at Eagle Point last night. Second place Prospect put three men on the team. Tal ent added two and Butte Falls one. St. Mary's players were Bob Evans. Roger Houi. Dick Evans, and Al Yates. Prospect's representatives were Lee Williams, Bob Fitch, and Craig Gardner. Talent placed Ed Seaver and Mike Jacobs and Butte Falls Ray Abbott. title game and the Crusaders were never headed from that point. They had quarter gaps of 8 to 4, 23 to 8 and 34 to 18. Both clubs suffered from cold shooting in the first can to. Evans got seven of the SM points. Fast Break Works In the second frame the Crusaders worked the fast break well and used a tight defense to move out to their 18-point lead at half time. At (OfLm&QlOJttJt? Gone to . . . MEDFORD BOWLING LANES 821 N. Riverside Phone SP 2-2682 "You can travel the seven seas and not find better alleys" says George. He's talking about us. We'd like to welcome you here! JBWUBW1 8 Don't Spend a Vacation . Keep It With a- G-3 SKI BOAT! So easy to scoot off in a boat of your own! Use this year's vacation budget for a healthy down payment. Then have a vacation every weekend with this sports-car-agile model designed especially for exciting water sport. Racing hull knifes the water at 50-plus mph. 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The Crusaders gunned in 23 field goals to the Cougars 12 and edged the Prospecters at the foul line 8 of 13 to 6 of 16. In the first game the Talent Bulldogs used a full court press to good advantage and came from behind in the third period of action. Quarter scores were 12 to 7 and 18 to 17 for Butte Falls and 27 to 21 for the Bulldogs. Bill Davis led Talent to within one point of the Log gers in the second quarter with his ball hawking and five points. Bob Jacobs put in a layin and the Bulldogs led for the first time early in the second half. Then Talent put in eight points while the Loggers were able to produce only two Ed Seaver collected 11 points for the Bulldogs and Raymond Abbott 11 for the Loggers. LINEUPS: 39 Talent Butte Falls 29 F 4 Bob Jacobs Baker 6 F 4 Dickenson Ellis C 2 Bradford Abbott 11 G 9 M. Jacobs Kemeson 4 G 11 Seaver Ellefson 3 Substitutions For Talent, Da vis 8. Fisher 4. Glieme. Skundrick, Combs: for Butte Falls. Thompson 2, Monroe, Barlow, JJ. Ellis, Strat ton. 54 St. Mary's Prospect 30 F 8 Hout . Chapman 4 F 18 B. Evans Gardner 8 C 11 Yates Williams 3 G 6 D. Evans Fitch 8 G 4 Daley Scaife 3 Substitutions F o r St. Mary's, Calhoun, Austin 6. Shasky 1. Knut son. Mete; for prospect. Hall. T. Gardner 4. Burrill. Sweat, Yell, Rogers, Payne, Jones. Grade Basketball Encounters Played Jacksonville tipped Lone Pine 23 to 17 and Oak Grove beat Ruch 48 to 10 yesterday in Medford school district grade school American league varsity basketball. In the National league Washington trimmed Roose velt 35 to 24, Jackson nicked Hoover 27 to 24 and Wilson downed West Side 29 to 21. i HARNEY PACES TUCSON Tucson, Ariz. - (LTD - Paul i Harney led a tightly-bunched field into the second round of the $22,500 Tucson Open to day, only one stroke ahead of the seven other touring professionals. Harney, of Wor cester, Mass., climaxed his fine opening round of 64 Thursday with an eagle-3 on the 18th hole on the El Rio Country club course. A s77 1 MedfordTribune SIPCOSgTTS IN SUNDAY TRIAL Yellow Hammer, a July hound, shown with owner and handler, Bob Morgan, Jacksonville, will be among the many entries Sunday, Feb. 21, in the Rogue Val ley Field Trialers first trial of the season. The trial is to be conducted along the Old Stage rd., one mile north of Jack sonville. Many Oregon entries are anticipated. Morgan, presi dent of the Field Trialers, recently obtained Yellow Hammer from Exeter, Mo. He will be for the first time. Trial starts afternoon. Dean Twists Ankle In Tornadoes1 Drill Availability of big center Lowell Dean for Medford's basketball encounter Satur day night with Klamath Un ion high was uncertain this morning. Dean, who had recuperated from a bout with flu which hampered him last week end, turned his ankle in practice yesterday. He was sent to a doctor for a checkup. Medford opposes Klamath at Klamath Falls in the last of four Southern Oregon confer ence games between the schools this season. The fray is billed as one of the top ones of the week end in the state. For the Black Tornado is rated No. 1 and No. 2 in Oregon and the KF Pelicans have No. 3 and No. 5 rankings in the polls. The Tornado will provide one of two tough assignments for Klamath this week end. Klamath goes to Grants Pass this evening while Medford draws a bye. Crucial Frays The Pels consider, both games crucial. They can cinch a state tourney spot by beat ing Grants Pass, putting them selves five games apart with four in the league to go. A win over Medford would bol ster Pel hopes of overtaking the Tornado in the campaign for the conference title. Klam ath has held the mantle for three straight years. The KF fracas is mighty im portant to the Tornado, too. Medford can sew up the cir cuit bunting with a win over the Pelicans. Otherwise, the Medfords would have to win two of their three remaining games. If Dean is unable to play, Bob Quinney may be in the Rental Equipment Air Compressors Water Pumps Cement Finishing Machines - Electric and Gas Cement Vibrators Roller Water Wagon WITH OPERATOR 2 Graders Shovel . 4 Cranes Back Hoe Drag Lines Tractors with Bulldozers, Ripper or Carryall 2 Turnapulls Gunnite Machine with Mobile 600 cu. ft. Compressor Phone SP running the hound in a trial at 9 a.m. Finals will be in the Medford starting five along with Jerry Anderson, Jerry Shults, Ken Durkee and Dick Ragsdale. Booth D e a k i n s could be among the starting five. Klamath's crew likely will' be chosen from among Gary Patzke, Bruce Brickner, Bob Lewis, Paul Bishop, Fred Biehn, Dean Dunson and Steve Binney. Sophomore and jayvee tilts also are slated. BF Trips Guard InSOIBLMix ; Southern Oregon Independ ent Basketball season has closed out with the Butte Falls 82 to 71 victory over National Guard the last action to be reported. Dick Callender was high scorer . in the Wednesday match with 23 counters for National Guard. Hawkinson Tire Tread, which won the SOIBL title, enters district AAU tourna ment Saturday at Klamath Falls. Arrangements for the playoff keep changing. Keith Johnson, a manager for Haw kinson's, said he has been in formed that the Tiremen are now scheduled to play Rose burg at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Klamath Falls has an entry in the tourney. Fourth partici pant' was undetermined after it was learned that Powers would not enter. (Games t hrough Feb. 12 with three reports missing) Irwin, BF, 215; Weddle, Big Y, 159; McCprquadale, BF, 150; Reese, Big Y, 144; White, SO, 142; Cook, SO, 133; D'Olivo, Hawk., 131; Hughes, Hawk, 130; Veach, BF, 127; Moore, BF, 123; Munyon, Glen., 110; McCay, Andy's, 108. 2-5271 TOIHaK SPORTSCASTS Radio station KYJC will broadcast the Crater high Ashland basketball game to night and the Medford Klamath Falls tussle on Saturday, starting about 8 o'clock each night. GP Grapple Crew Tops Tornadoes Grants Pass high defeated the Medford wrestling team by the slim margin of one de cision at Grants Pass last night. Score was 23 to 20. The Cavemen won seven of the bouts and Medford six. The match was preliminary to the University of Oregon- Cal Poly scuffle which Ore gon won 17 to 11. RESULTS: 98 Jim Spitz, M. dec; Pat Nichol son. G; 106 Clay Varney, M. pinned Jim DeSantis, G; 113 Lee Roley. G. dec. Denny Pugmire, M; 123 Dan Eddy, M. dec. Bob La Combe. G: 130 Rich Mclntyre. G. dec. Sonny Leffler, M; 136 Dan Thetford, G, dec. Wayne Fields. M; 141 Les Holbrook, G. dec. Ray Smith. M; 148 Gary Stevens, G, dec. Larry Gunn. M; 157 Bill Charlev, M dec. Ken Rhodes. G: 168 Al Funston, M, dec. Jerry Coleman. G; 178 Richard Shorb, G. dec. Terry O'Sullivan, M: 191 Chuck Shaw. M, dec. Bob Shores, G; heavyweight Bill Cole, G, pin ned Stan Hobbs. M. Leaders Hold Firm in RVCC Golf Handicap Leaders in the holiday golf handicap tourney at Rogue Valley Country club broke even in matches last week. Galen Sanner and Ray Stewart, who still topped the standings with 33 points, came out all square with Max Mill hollin and Ned Schuler. War ren Bayliss and Bob Elliott, No. 2 ranking team with 29, tied with Gain Robinson and Carl Schmidt. Clyde Knight and Bud Parsons won six points from Reese Alexander and Dave Brown to rise into a three-way tie for third place. They have 16 points as do the teams of Ranny Smith and Tom Teutsch and Ed Mil ne and Bob Morris. Smith and Teutsch did not play. Milne and Morris took two Doints from Robinson and Schmidt and lost two to Houston Pitts and Dave Low ry. Matches Points Sanner-Stewart 12 Plus 33 Bayliss-Eiliott 10 " 29 Smith-Teutsch 9 16 Milne-Morris .. 9 " 16 C. 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Three Crater High Hoop Players Ailing Central Point - The Crater high Comets had three men on the ailing list yesterday as they made their final prepa rations for week end tangles in Southern Oregon confer ence basketball. Crater plays at Ashland to night and goes to Grants Pass on Saturday. Coach Lloyd Hoffine re ported Dave Sharp, Earl Cooper and Richard Woods missed Thursday practice be- Preps Expected To Qualify for State Tourney United Press International South Salem, Hermiston and Sandy are expected to join Medford this week end as entrants in the annual state A-l basketball tournament next month in Eugene, while several other powers also may grab off spots. Medford clinched a berth last week end. South Salem can wrap up a berth tonight by beating Corvallis; Sandy will be in if it defeats Wy'east, and Her miston will pick up a ticket if it wins either against Bend to night or Redmond Saturday night. La Grande, by beating The Dalles and Prineville, also can cinch a tournament spot. Marshfield, ranked the state's top team all season, will get one of the two - Midwest league berths if it defeats Cot tage Grove and Willamette. Klamath Falls, should it defeat Grants Pass, would get the other Southern tourney berth. In Portland, Cleveland and Grant are leading the way in a tight race. David Douglas appears in the Metro league with Beaverton leading the way for second place. St. Helens, Tillamook and Forest Grove are leading the TYV league. IN CHAMP TOURNEY St. Augustine, Fla. - (DPD -Sixteen golfers defending titlist Dr. John McKey of Or lando, Fla., not among them teed off today in the second round of the National cham pionship of Golf Champions. Dr. McKey was edged Thurs day by Joe Feicha, a soft drink distributor from Lud low, Mass., 2 and 1. I NEW f&tO J I IMS 6ffN How'd yoa Kfce your savings? Nan size or bis economy size? We Ford Dealers can save you plenty on both sizes with our 1960 Economy Twins. Want mw-sizt savings? The Falcon's first saving is its low price, up to $124 less than other 6-passenger compact cars, but that's not all. You get up to 30 miles per gallon on regular gas. Save up to 15 on insurance, save on tires, parts everything. Yes, all this in a car that carries six big people and all their luggage. WE FORD DEALERS INVITE YOU TO ZOOM IN FOR A TOP TRADE I cause of flu. Sharp and Coop er nave oeen regular starters this season and Woods has seen quite a bit of duty lately. All three could be on hand for two games but Hoffine may find is necessary to call upon them as sparingly as possible. Loyal Higinbotham and Bill Anhorn could have starting spots in place of Cooper and Sharp. Denny Edwards also missed drill yesterday but only be cause of a dental appointment. Crater is aiming for no less than third place in the league standings and now shares that spot with Grants Pass which pla3's Klamath Falls tonight. Ashland is still after it first league triumph. Bears-Bruins Tiff Highlight United Press International Cage action resumes up and down the coast this week end with highlights including Saturday night's California UCLA tussle and full slate of games which might unscram ble the torrid West Coast Ath letic conference race, but ' probably won L California, the nation's number one ranked team, leads the Big Five conference with a 7-1 mark. The Bears are trailed by UCLA at 5-2 and Stanford at 4-3. Stanford faces the Bruins Friday and California meets UCLA Saturday with UCLA needing a sweep to have any chance of ousting the classy Bear quintet. Few are betting against California to even tually capture the title. WCAC leader St. Mary's (5-1) meets USF Saturday and would be in excellent shape with a victory over the Dons (2-5) inasmuch as the Gaels' closest competitors must play each other. Santa Clara (5-2) faces Loy ola (4-3) Friday night and the Broncs then face Pepperdine (5-2) on Saturday. Other WCAC action pits Pepperdine against San Jose (2-6) on Friday, COP (1-6) against the Dons on Friday and Loyola against San Jose on Saturday. FIGHTS United Press International Miami Ike Vaughn. 138. Cincin nati, outpointed Jimmv Mackey, 136. Homestead AFB. (10). frUHU 1 MB, GI K n mm IB EONOMY TWINS N ON PEANUTS, For savings in the big economy size try our FAIRLANE 500. It's far more Ford, ' costs up to $142 less than last year. At no extra cost, you get many Iuxury : car features like rear seat arm rests, twt sun . visors, extra ash tray, and color-keyed steering wheel. There's real built-for-people comfort inside. Up to four inches more shoulder room. There's plenty more leg room, hat room, too . . .for all six passengers. Right now, we Ford Dealers are holding visiting hours tor our Economy Twins. CRATER LAKE MOTORS Volliers Hold Tourney Lead Valley Volliers hold the lead in the Medford YMCA volleyball tournament after two weeks of action. They defeated the Jumping Jills Tuesday 13-15. 16-14 and 15-3 and the Time Outs Thurs day 15-7, 15-9 and have a 3-1 record. In another Tuesday clash the Left Over Scrappers trip ped the Time Outs 15-12, 10 15. 12-15. Yesterday the Jills turned back the Scrappers 11-15, 15-12, 15-7. VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS: V. Volliers 3 Time Outs 2 Jumping Jills 2 Scrappers 1 fiOXY ANN LANES Last Week End of ANNUAL CITY TOURNAMENT Doubles & Singles Division SATURDAY, FEB. 21 Tournament Open Bowling 7 P.M. -9 P.M 10 9 P.M. on All. Lanes Bowllna With Moonlight Bowling Beginning at Midnight SUNDAY, FEB.22 Tournament Open Bowling 10 A.M.-12 Noon 12 A.M.- 2 P.M. 2 P.M.- 4 P.M. 4 P.M.- 6 P.M. 6 P.M.- 8 P.M. 8 P. M. 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