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DISTRICT WINNERS Champions in the 13 weight di
visions of the district 6 A-l high school wrestling tourna
ment held last Friday and Saturday at Hedrick Junior high
school gymnasium are the young men above. They are,
first row, left to right, Kirk Mclntyre, Grants Pass, 123;
Bob LaCombe, Grants Pass, 115; Gary Meade, Crater, 106;
Mike Crumrine, Klamath Falls, 98. Second row, Dean
Lamp, Crater, 148; Dave Gonzales, Klamath Falls, 141;
Dan Ross, Klamath Falls, 136; Charles Warren, Crater, 130.
Third row, Bill Cole, Grants Pass, unlimited; Chuck Shaw,
Medford, 191; Richard Shorb, Grants Pass, 178; Al Lamp,
Crater, 157. Grants Pass and Klamath Falls tied for team
championship with 153 points apiece, while Medford scored
126 points, Crater 79 and Ashland 4. The champions above,
along with the second place winners, will go to the state
meet in Corvallis March 11 and 12.
Robertson
Heads Poll
.Minneapolis, Minn. - (UPD -Oscar
Robertson of Cincin
nati, college basketball's high
est all-time scorer, today was
voted the nation's No. 1 player
for the second straight year in
the All-America selections of
the National Basketball
Coaches association.
Minneapolis, Minn. - (UPD -Here
is the All-America team
selected by the National Bas
ketball Coaches association
player and school, height,
class and hometown;
Oscar Robertson, Cincin
nati, 6-5, Sr., Indianapolis.
Jerry West, West Virginia,
6-3, Sr., Cabin Creek, W. Va.
Darrall Imhoff, California,
6-10, Sr., San Gabriel, Calif.
Jerry Lucas, Ohio State, 6-9,
Soph., Middletown, Ohio.
Tom Stith, St. Bonaventure,
6-5, Jr., Brooklyn, N.Y.
Second Team: Tony Jackson. St.
John's: BobbV Joe Mason. Bradley:
Chester Walker. Bradley; Roger
Kaiser, Ga. Tech.; Terry Dischin
er. Purdue.
Third Team: Ron Johnson. Min
nesota: York Larese. No. Carolina:
Bill MrGill. Utah: Jim Darrow.
Bowling Green; Tom Meschery, St.
Mary a.
HEARST OFFICIAL DIES
Plandome. N. Y. - (UPD - C.
Olden Davis, 68, retired vice
president of Hearst magazines
died Monday.
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Pilot Rock
To Defend
Baker-(UPD-Pilot Rock opens
defense of its Oregon class B
high school basketball title
here Thursday as an eight
team field starts the annual
three-day state tournament.
Pilot Rock runs into a
tough test in the first game
of the tourney at 2:30 p.m.
Thursday when it tangles
with Powers, the district
seven king.
Other first round games in
clude Santiam against Knap
pa at 3:45 p.m., Malin vs.
Halfway at 7:30 p.m. and Al-
sea against Sherman at
8:45 p.m.
MOORE MATCH INKED
New York -(UPD- Now that
the Archie Moore.- Erich
Schoeppner light heavyweight
title match has been made,
Andy Niederretter plans to
fly to Berlin, Germany,
Thursday to get the signa
tures of challenger Schoepp
ner and manager Walter Eng
lert on the contracts. Kearns
signed for the match Tuesday
at headquarters of Feature
Sports, Inc., which will pro
mote the bout, probably in
July at Jersey City, N. J.; the
Los Angeles Coliseum or the
New York Polo Grounds.
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EXHIBITION SCHEDULE
New York -(UPD- The New
York Titans of the American
Football league will open
their five-game "pre-season'
schedule Aug. 6 against the
Los Angeles- Chargers in Los
Angeles. The Titans also will
play Oakland (Calif.) at Can
dlestick Park, San Francisco,
Aug. 14; the Dalles Texans at
the Cotton Bowl, Aug. 21; the
Houston Qilers at Houston
Aug. 28, and the Buffalo Bills
at Buffalo, N.Y., Sept. 4.
DEFENSE SET
Las Vegas, Nev.-(UPD-Don
Jordan definitely will defend
his welterweight champion
ship at Las Vegas Convention
Hall on May 27, co-promoters
Jack Doyle and Mel Greb an
nounced today. His 15-round
defense against either Benny
Kid Paret of Cuba or Federi-
co Thompson of Argentina
will be televised and broad
cast nationally by NBC, the
promoters said.
NEW TEAR GAS
Washington -(UPD-The Army
announced Tuesday it has
adopted for training purposes
an American-invented, highly
effective tear gas which also
is being used by the British
armed forces.
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Young Marrieds
Class Slated
YMCA will start a class for
young married couples to
night, March 9 at 8:30 o'clock.
The class will be held on
the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month.
Combined ages of each cou
ple must not exceed 60.
Objective of the class is to
enable young couples to have
recreation with couples of the
same age. mere will be
games, swimming and a snack.
BOWLING
BLUE MONDAY LEAGUE
Standings: W.
Pin Pickers 17
Hits & Misses 13
Clowns 12 i
Bowling Bags 9
Eight Balls 8
Pin Skippers 7',i
Pin Thinners 7
Butterflies 6
L.
3
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12
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Results:
Bowling Bags (Georgia Cook 353)
1770; Eight Balls (Maxine Thomas
502) 1954.
Pin Pickers (Ruth Carpenter
402) 2119; Butterflies (Marj Canad
363) 1964.
Pin Thinners (Ellen Lamb 4081
1933; Pin Skippers (Or Warriner
364) 1947.
Hits & Misses (Bev Gutches 355)
1954; Clowns (Pat Shelton 380)
1920.
ROXY ANN ROCKETTES
Standings: W.
3 Big Y Markets 20
Pear Bowlers 18
Neeley Nelson Lbr. Co. 1714
Nortons Market 15
Crosby's Mobilettea 14
K-Boy 13' ,j
Economy Market 114
Town House Cafe 1014
Roxy Ann Lanes 10
Hamilton Funds Inc 9
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Results:
Roxv 1 (G. Dixon 425) 1756; Big
Y 3 (E. Dickinson 487) 1854.
Norton's 0 (M. Peyton 406) 1732;
Neeley 4 (L. Neeley 487) 1887.
K-Boy 3 (J. Whiting 445) 1633;
Crosby's 1 (R. Edmonds 430) 1587.
Economy 3 (V. Grigsby 439) 1581;
Hamilton 1 (S. Starr 442) 1535.
Pear Bowlers 1 (V. Cummings &
E. Tuttle 489) 1760: Town House 3
(N. Forler 413) 1858.
High game Pauline Bennett
183. Edith Tuttle 185. Enid Ed
wards 200.
LADY ELKS NO. ONE
Standings: W.
Cherry Pickers 16
Lucky Strikes 16
Break A Ways 16
Stagettes 15
Pin Pushers
L.
12
12
12
13
Threatless Three
Trioettes
Tha Goofers
13 14 14 '4
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12 IS
10 18
Results:
Trioettei 3 (F. Bittle 420) 1202;
Lucky Strikes 2 (L. Neeley 411)
1175.
Break A Ways 1 (D. Jantzer 470)
1263; Threatless Three 3 (V. Bate
man 472) 1309.
The Goofers 0 (N. Forler 434)
1285; Cherry Pickers 4 (B. Hazlett
476) 1344.
Pin Pushers l'i (T. Isaacs 469)
1286; Stagettes 24 (V. Lusk 473)
1286.
High game Vivian Bateman 180.
TUESDAY LATE COMERS
Standings: W.
Geritol Jenny's ' 13
Four Strikes 12
Bowlerettes 12
Polly An's , 10
Early Risers 9
Sleep Walkers 4
L.
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16
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Results:
Geritol Jenny's 1 Merle Shuler
379) 2104; Bowlerettes 3 (Jean
Ford 452) 2140.
Polly An's 3 (Jo Ann Anderson
420) 2120; Four Strikes 1 (Evelyn
Straus 455) 2083.
Sleep Walkers 3 (Enid Wolff
403) 2949: Early Risers 12008.
High game Jean Ford 183.
STAR LIGHTERS LEAGUE
Standings: W.
Tribune Headliners -JIO
Rogue Sportsman 17
4 Minute Maids 14
Polar Cold Co. 13
Results:
Polar Cold 3 (Marsh 491) 2096;
Rogue Sportsman l (Calhoun 453)
2084; 4 Minute Maids 0 (Matson
442) 1956; Mail Tribune 4 (Blind
494) 2228.
High games Marsh 386, Hutch
inson 178, Blind 178.
U. of Georgia
Coach Dies
Athens, Ga. (UPD Most
of his friends agreed that
J. B. (Ears) Whitworth, one of
football's greatest line coach
es, died of a broken heart.
A heart attack apparently
killed Whitworth some time
last week but his body wasn't
discovered until Monday by a
neighbor. Whitworth's wife
was visiting relatives in New
York and his son was at school
at the University of Alabama.
He had "come home" to the
University of Georgia as line
coach just a year ago after a
heart-breaking series of re
verses as head c-ach at Okla
homa A & M and the Univer
sity of Alabama. He called
this past year the happiest of
his career.
Whitworth, a native of
Blytheville, Ark., was a hard
rocking guard at the Univer
sity of Alabama in his playing
days and kicked a field goal
against Washington State in
the 1931 Rose Bowl game.
Baptist, Christian
In Playoff Finale
First Baptist and First
Christian will play off at 7:30
p.m. Thursday at McLoughlin
gym for the men's church bas
ketball league championship.
Baptist defeated Presbyter
ian No. 1 by 46 to 34 in a
playoff game Monday and
Christian won by default over
Presbyterian No. 2. Dick Niles
had 22 points for Presby No. 1
and Gordon Gilmore 11 for
the Baptists.
Zion Lutheran bolstered its
third place status in the senior
church league with a 63 to 28
win over YMCA as Bud Quin
ney got 19 points. Sacred
Heart Catholic won its first
loop fray by a 43 to 42 nod
over First Christian. Second
place First Methodist took a
forfeit win over St. Luke's
Methodist. 1
UO Ducks
Go Against
NM State
United Press International
Oregori and New Mexico
State meet tonight to decide
the fourth and final partici
pant in the Western regional
division of the NCAA basket
ball tournament.
The third berth "was settled
Tuesday night as California's
classy Golden Bears blitzed
Idaho State, 71-44, in a stun
ning display of court wiz
ardry. The other sports for the
Seattle joust were settled
Monday night. Santa Clara
edged Loyola, 59-53, in a
game between the co-champions
of the West Coast Ath
letic conference and Skyline
champion 1 Utah thrashed
Southern California 80-73, at
Provo, Utah.
Cal Versus Santa Clara
California will tangle with
Santa Clara in this Friday's
opener at Seattle. Utah faces
the Oregon-New Mexico State
winner in the second contest.
The two winners battle Satur
day night with the victor rep
resenting the Coast at the Na
tional NCAA competition, in
the San Francisco Cow Pal
ace, March 18-19.
Here's how the field now
lines up for. the other four
regioned tourneys:
At Charlotte, N.C. D u k e
(15-10) vs. St. Joseph's (19-63;
West Virginia (25-4) vs. NYU
(20-3).
At Louisville, Ky. O h i o
Univ. (17-6) vs. Georgia Tech
(21-5); Western Kentucky (20
6) vs. Ohio State (21-3).
At Manhattan, Kans. Tex
as (18-6) vs. Kansas or Kansas
State; DePaul (16-6) vs. Cin
cinnati (25-1).
Ted's Neck
Top Secret
United Press International
The condition of Ted Wil
liams' neck has become a top
secret item in the Boston Red
Sox' training camp.
Manager Billy Jurges sup
plied the new Williams twist
when he placed a taboo on any
mention of neck injuries. On
ly a week ago the 41-year-old
slugger had said the painful
.ailment could force him to re
tire. '
"Don't even ask Ted how
his neck is," Jurges told re
porters. "Let's let it go at
that."
Williams, meanwhile, ap
peared improved to newsmen
who watched him go through
Monday's workouts He no
longer carries his neck to one
side and he was blast
ing away in batting practice
with his old zest and lecturing
younger players on hitting.
Williams is attempting a
comeback after his 1959 bat
ting average fell to an all-time
low of .254.
Suspended Tilt
Rule Adopted
Orlando, Fla. (UPD The
American league today adopt
ed a suspended game rule
that conforms closely to the
National league rule.
President Joe Cronin an
nounced that games terminat
ed at any time after 4Vfc in
nings by curfews, time limits,
light failures and darkness
during second games of dou
ble headers no longer will be
replayed from the start. In
stead they will be resumed
from the point at which they
were terminated.
STARTS CAMPAIGN
Mexico City - (UPD - Arch
bishop Miguel D. Miranda, Ro
man Catholic primate of Mexi
co, has started a campaign
against Communism, super
stition, , freemasonry and im
piety." .
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United Press International
NCAA Major
(First Round)
New York U. 78, Connecticut 59
West Virginia 94, Navy 86
Duke 84, Princeton 60
Ohio U. 74, Notre Dame 66
Western Ky. 107. Miami (Fla.) 84
. California 71, Idaho St. 44
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Westminster (Pa.) 64. Md. St. 63
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Wofford 86, Oakland City Coll. 85
Hamline 88, Florence St. 83
Tenn. A-l 102. Midwest (Tex.) 83
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Parsons 67, Christian Brothers 65
BAKER PACES
Corvallis-(UPD-Terry ' Baker
former Jefferson high school
athlete, led the Oregon State
Rooks in scoring with 252
points in 16 games. The Rooks
compiled a 15-1 basketball
record.
Jeff Ndbs
A-l Berth
Portland - (UPD - Jefferson
captured the 16th and final
berth in next week's class A-l
high school basketball tourna
ment in Eugene Tuesday with
a 63-44 win over Benson.
Jeff will meet South Salem
in its first tournament game
next Wednesday at 3 p.m.
Salem (UPD Woodburn
won a spot in next week's
class A-2 prep basketball tour
ney in Coos Bay by dumping
Serra 49-38 Tuesday night.
Reedsport - (UPD - Reedsport
became the second Douglas
county team to qualify for the
A-2 prep basketball tourna
ment Tuesday night by down
ing Mapleton 51-46. Myrtle
Creek of Douglas county also
is in the meet.
Prep Basketball
TUESDAY RESULTS
Jefferson 63. Benson 44
Woodburn 49. Serra 38
Reedsport 51, Mapleton 46
Parkrose 80, Silverton 38
FIGHTS
Londo n (UPD Wally Swift
147 U. England, outpointed Virgil
Akins. 148. St. Louis (10); Del
Flanagan. 160, St. Paul, Minn., vs.
Phil Edwards, 161. Wales, no con
test, both fighters disqualified in
7th for holding.
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ed a nationalist rebel band
which earlier had killed three
soldiers and a French farmer
in an ambush near Cherchell.
One member of the terrorist
band was killed and the others
captured.
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