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BUZZ FAZIO
Bowli Hera Monday
Buzz Fazio
Bowling Exhibition
Buzz Fazio, one of the great
est bowlers of all time will
display his ability here on
Monday. Feb. 13.
The diminutive Brunswick
staff of champions member Is
scheduled for 2 and 9 p.m. ap-
ncarances at Mcdford Bowl
ing lanes. Fred Anderson, pro-
nr olor of the lanes, said Fazio
will roll exhibition matches
and alve free instruction
Dick Weber, Gary Couch
and Charles McWhorter will
face Fazio one game each in
the evening. They won the
right to meet the star kegler
by participation in an elimina
tion event.
Fazio will oppose three jun
ior bowlers in the afternoon.
Although small In size-only
8-6, 145 pounds-Fazio has
been a giant on the lanes. He's
one of the few bowlers in His
tory recognized as both a top
team player and individual
. star.
. Blount Victoritt
Some' of his biggest vic
tories were achieved In the
American Bowlinn Congress
Masters, the Detroit TimeB
Classic three times, the 1956
. Michigan State All Events and
North GP
Mat Victor
1 North 'Grants Pass spoiled
McLoughlln Junior high ninth
grade's spotless record In
wrestling Friday by beating
the Bulldogs 32 to 13 in a
match at Grants, Pass.
The Cavcklds and McLough
lln were left tied for South
ern Oregon dual meet honors
with eight wins and one loss
each. They'll be among con
tenders next Saturday in the
district freshman tournament
at Klamath Falls.
Nnrth wnn lsht of the 12
counting matches and Mac
three. There was one draw
90 Jerry Balllnger, N, dec.
Mlka Orr, M, 8-7! 98 Norm Camp
bell, M. dec. Hobln Jones, N, 7-9;
106 Bob Harrlaon, M. dee. John
Blanchard, N. 8-8; lis Ed Head.
S J.roh v.n sickle. M. 6-3: 123
'uavn Williams. N. forfeit from
Dick Hover, M, (overweight); 130
Barry Johnson, N, forfeit from
Steve Tocws, M .(overweight); 136
Jim Cornette, N. lec. Larry
McNcrnev, M. 3-J-. 141 Jerry cole,
N, dec. Don Coltrone, M. 8-2; MB
nnh Wsrni, M. draw Tom Dean.
N. 3-Di IB7 Terry Iaabell. N, pin
ned Boh Mnthvln, M. 2nd; lull
Bon L.lwlaman, n, noc. non aitmcs,
M, 14-2; Unlimited Torry Wine
trout, M, pinned Tom Carlson, 2nd.
1)8 Tom Santrllos, N, dec. TJovid
Andersen, in; wo hob inuun, m
occ. Icn onmii, iii i.u mtti ,...,-
tin, M. pinned Bill Standley. S; 123
Bob Bcnnolt, M. pinned Dan
Mitchell. N; 130 Paul Wilson, M,
dec. Roger Larson. N; 136 Jim
walstrom, n, occ. ucan luuuru,
M; 141 Chuck Fuller. N, pinned
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' MCDFORD, OREGON ,
Wt Give S1H Gra.ii Stamps
FEBRUARY 12. 1961
To Give
the Maxlo Kosof Endurance
Classic three times. In the
grueling 40-game endurance
test, Buzz holds two records-
highest game; 200, and most
total pins, 8,535 (an average
of belter than 213).
As a team captain, the 28-'
year veteran led the historic
Strolls . of Detroit to three
straight BPAA national team
matcii game championships
and one ABC team all-events
title.
Also as captain, Fazio di
rected Falstaff to the 1958
ABC team and team all events
championship.
His other achievements in
clude: a record-tying 300 game
m tile 1H50 Ail-Star Tourna
ment; five-time billing as All-
American; reign as 'King of
Bowling" in Detroit for 1055;
first 800 series on live TV; and
za auu games.
TV Fight
Tickets on
Sale Now
Tickets art now on salt at
th Criterion thhcaw hers
lot thm lir eloaad circuit
talc-vision showing of tha
Floyd Patlarson-Ingemar Jo
hansson haavywetght title
boxing bout,
Tha bout is set for Mon
day, March 13, at Miami,
FI and will be seen on
the Craterian icrean start
ing at 7:30 p.m. (PST).
Tickets will sell for $5
for each teat in the houie.
Robert Corbin, manager
here for Oregon California
Theatres, hai etreaied that
11 seats in the house are
good for viewing a televi
sion preientation.
This will be the fifth pres
entation of boxing on the
closed circuit setup at the
Craterian, Both previous
Patterson Johansson bouts
and two between Ray Rob
inson and Carmen Basilio
have been shown here. .
There will be no . free
home television of the fight
and the Craterian reported
ly will be the only theater
between Eugene and Sacra
mento, Calif., showing the
fight. ,
Prep Basketball
Grant 98. Lincoln SO
Wilson 71, Marshall 37
Franklin 61, Benson 45
Mndlson 56, Washington 52
Cleveland 90, .Roosevelt 46
Bcaverlon 70. Sunset 54
, Orcsham 50, Centennial 46
Hlllsboro 52, David Douglas 50
Central Catholic 3B. Astoria 3fi
Lake Oswego 48, Forest Grove 44
iiiiamooK U4, Ncwoorg 42
St. Helena 87. Tigard So
West Linn 76, McMinnville 57
Dallas 63, Oregon City 46
Reynolds 43, Molalla 37
Scappooso 70. Jesuit 3B -Wy
East 54. Parkrosc 40
Sandy 68. Sllverton 53
Sweet Home 34, Corvallls 51
Albany 52. South Snlpm .17
North Bend 50. South Eugene 49
titamatn Falls 70. Ashland 39
Grants Pass 49, Mcdford 46
The Dalles 50, Redmond 40
. end 63, Prlnevllle 45
Baker 57, Pendleton 49
aL, Grande 41, Hcrmlstnn 23
Vernnnla 50, Seaside 49
Neahkahnfe 67. Banks 52
Kstarada 42. Rainier an
Clatskanie 69, North Catholic 68
Marrcmon no, Knappa 54
Nestucra 63. Sherwood .15
Yamhill-Carlton 68. Amitv 53
Salem Academy 31. Davlon 3R
Philomath 37, Sheridan 31
Mt. Angel 33. Norih Marion 29
Scrra Catholic 63. Central 62
Canuy 48, Garvals 42
Rcedapurt 78, Toledo 49
Slusluw 54. Newport 46
Waldport 62, Tad 37
OUn.ln ,n r-.. an
Glide 60. Myrtle Creek 33
Henley 68, Illinois Vallcv 64
Kagle Point 75. Rogue River 43
Lakevlew 52, Phoenix 37
Burns 52, Heppner 46
Serman 51, Grant Union 48
Enterprise 54, Nyasa 48
Elgin 30. Vale 33
Milton-Freewator 31. Walla Walla
37
Weslon 09, Pilot Rock 48
Dayvllle 60. Crane 56 lot)
Wheeler County 53. Condon 43
Paisley 48, Laplna 27
Star of the Sea 33. Tillamook
Catholic 39
Colton 5, St. Bonltace 30
Jctfcrson 39. Santlam 54
Sllets 43. MacLaren 42
Eddyvlllc 58. Chemawa 56
Detroit 80. Oregon Deaf 67
Perrydale 74, Fall Cllv 48
St. Paul 15. Valsetii J9
Alsea 7. Weittlr 48
SI. Marys 53. Yreka 31
Huntlntton 49, Hereford 32
siPdDiHnrs
Red Raiders Split
With OCE Wolves
Monmouth - This was the
week end to halt losing
streaks in the Oregon Col
legiate conference.
Southern Oregon's basket
ball crew , on Friday night
ended a seven -game winlcss
skein by rallying to a 72 to
44 triumph over Oregon col
lege. Saturday afternoon, the
Wolves of OCE turned the
tables. They bounced the Red
Raiders of Southern Oregon
84 to 62. This victory was the
first for the Wolves after 10
straight defeats.
Second half action told the
story. In each case, the victor
took advantage of the adver
saries scoring drouth to gain
command. The Wolves led 27
to 25 at halftime Friday.
Ted Schopf reportedly admin
istered a tongue lashing to the
Raiders during intermission.
They responded to romp away
lrom OCE.
Yesterday, Oregon college
had a 30 to 28 halftime gap.
Whatever Schopf had to say
in the dressing room during
the rest was to no avail. The
Wolves blazed away, while the
Raiders turned cold, and out
distanced the Southern Ore
gon men.
Furious Fast Break
There were around 11 min
utes to go before SOC got its
first goal of the second half
Saturday. The Raiders picked
up four free shots while mis
firing from the field. Mean
while, OCE moved to a 47 to
32 margin.
Oregon College cagers rip
ped the Southern Oregon zone
with a furious fast break and
got close in shots as the Raid
ers wilted. The Wolves swish
ed at a .516 clip from the field
and the Raiders cashed in at a
rate of just .317.
Leading the OCE parade
were John Rankin with 23
points and Dennis Spencer
with 25. Gordon Carrlgan,
who made 12 of the last 14
SOC points, had 21 for the af
ternoon. He also had 10 re
bounds as did Tony Wolf and
Bill Habel of the Wolves.
For an eight-minute period
in the second half Friday
night, OCE went without a
point. SOC during this time
ran up 18 to boost a 39 to 36
difference to 57 to 38. When
Spencer finally broke the
Wolves' cold spell, loss than
five minutes remained to Dlav.
Off and Running
The Raiders lit out from
the second half tlnoff. Jerrv
Shults pulled the Ashland
school even at 27-aIl. Carri-
gan's tip shot put SOC ahead
for good. Then, Bob Jensen,
sophomore from Mapleton,
making .his first varsity start,
hit a driver for 31 to 27. SOC
was off and running.
Jonn Payne, who led the
Ashland school with 21 points
ana vi rebounds, headed the
second half drive with 14 of
his points and his backboard
play. Carrlgan had a 13 point
total and the spirited Jensen
cleared the boards 10 times,
Toby Wolf's nine points were
tops for OCE and Bob Colburn
had 11 rebounds.
Southern Oregon displayed
a good zone defense during
the evening. In the first half
the Wolves were able lo hit
over it. Over the last 20 min
utes many of their shots were
forced and missed.
The Raiders fired at a .424
field clip on Friday while
OCE managed just .232.
Improved Idaho Vandals
Snap Ducks'
Eugene-WPD - The Orcaon
Ducks had their winning
streak snapped at seven Fri
day night.
The Ducks fell before Ida
ho's improved Vandals 61-57.
Despite the loss, they kept the
lead in the Northwest college
basketball indpendent's race
for an nt-largc NCAA Far
West playoff spot.
Oregon stnnds 12-6. Both
Seattle and Oregon State arc
12-7.
Idaho won in the final four
minutes after Oregon over
came a 13-polnt deficit in the
early minutes of the first half
and went ahead by as much as
10 in the second half.
Chuck While and Dale
James paced the Vandnls' of
fense. White pumped in 21
points and James had 18.
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Official Visit of tha
GRAND ILLUSTRIOUS MASTER
8 P.M. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14
Potluck Dinrw at 6:30 P.M.
Meat Dish Will Be Furnished
SOC has a 5-8 record in the
OCC and Oregon college is
1-10.
SATURDAY BOX:
SOC . FG FT Reh. PF TP
Jensen
. 3-1
0-1
. 9-2
2-2
Hughes
Payne
Shults
3-3
7-3
6-6
6-3
0-0
2- 2
0-0
3- 3
4 3
6 2
10 4
3 2
2 0
4 2
1 2
0 2
Carnean 16-8
Tichenor 3-0
Gardner 5-1
Elckworlh .'. 3-1
Vannice ...... 5-2
Hcnnen 7-1 0-0
Totals 60-19 29-24 37 22 62
OCE
Wolf ..
FG FT Reb. PF TP
5- 0 8-5 10 0 5
Colburn 3- 1
Habel 14- 8 8-1
Land 5- 2
Rankin 18- 9
Spencer 18-11
Cole 0- 0
Goldmann .. 1- 1
Nye 0- 0
Price 0- 0
Bennett 1- 1
2-1
S-S
3-3
2-1
0-0
0-O
0-0
0-0
Totals 60-31 32-19 44 20 S4
Officials Herb Johnsrud and
Clarence Mellbye.
FRIDAY BOX:
SOC FG
FT Reb. PF TP
4-3 10 2 9
0- 0 2 3 0
7-5 12 3 21
1- 1 - 4 2 5
3-3 4 1 13
0-0 4 2 4
0-0 10 6
3-3 4 1:7
2- 1 12 1
2-0 5 2 6
Jensen 11-3
Hughes 2-0
Payne 16-8
Shults 8-2
Carrican 9-5
Tichenor 6-2
Gardner 4-3
Elckworlh .. 4-2
Hcnnen 2-0
Vannice -4-3
Totals 66-2S 22-16 47 20 72
FG FT Rcb. PF TP
Colburn 0-2 7-2 11 2 6
Wolf 9-3 4-2 9 2 9
Habel 9-3 4-2 6 3 8
Land ' 3-0 1-0 0 1 0
Goldmann ..16-3 2-1 2 0 7
Spencer 7-1 2-2 11 4
Franklin 0-3 2-0 5 3 6
Cole 1-0 1-0 0 4 0
Volz 0-0 0-0 0 1 0
Nye 4-0 0-0 112
Bennett 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
Prioe 0-0 2-2 0 0 2
. 69-16 24-12 34 18 44
Men's Church
Cage Loop Has
Two-Way Tie
MEN'S CHURCH LEAGUE
W. Li. PCt.
Phoenix Presbyterian ..4 I
First Methodist :...4 1
.800
.800
.600
.400
.200
.200
First Baptist 3 2
YIWUA Z d
First Christian 1 4
First Nazarene 1 4
Phoenix Presbyterian and
First Methodist were tied for
first place after last week's
games in the men s church
basketball league here.
Phoenix nicked First Bap
tist 46 to 41 In a Thursday
game close all the way to
break a three-way knot for
top spot. The Methodists had
it easier, taking a win by for
feit over First Christian.
YMCA beat First Nazarene on
Thursday 45 to '41.
Tom Atchison led Prcsby
with 10 points while Wayne
Zimmer had 13 for the Bap
tists, who had 24 to 23 edge
at me naif. .
Mel Jackson put ' in 20
points and Fred Sapp 13 for
YMCA and Ron Wheeler 16
for Nazarene. The Nazarene's
had 23 to 18 midway margin
Y didn't score at all in the
third quarter and Nazarene
got only one point. There were
46 fouls in the game and five
men fouled out.
Southern Cat Wins
Swimming Meet
Los Angoles-IUPD-The Uni
versity of Southern California,
defending NCAA swimming
champion, today defeated
UCLA and California in
double-dual meet at UCLA's
pool.
The Trojans, led by Olym
pinns Murray Rose of Aus-
linlia and Lance Larson, de
feated UCLA, 61-32, and Call
fornln, 65-28. UCLA beat Cal
80-35.
Win Streak
Charlie Warren's 20 topped
tne scoruig lor uregon.
Idaho won the game on the
boards with 55 rebounds to
35 for Oregon. Idaho was .375
from the field on 21 for 56
and Oregon .396 on 21 for 53
BOX:
Idaho
While
FG
FT
3- 4
3- 3
Carolan a
Marcn , I
James 6
Porter 0
Gwilliam 1
Parks 2
Flohn 0
2- 4
3- 2
Totals
Orrson
Warren
Simmons
Moore . ..
Strickland
Hayes
Mack
Knccht
Klmpton
Totals
31
FT
6-12
1- 3
2- 4
1- 1
3- 7
0- 0
0- 0
0- 0
MEDFORD MAIL
Palmer
Phoenix, Ariz.-OIPD - Incom
parable Arnold Palmer blist
ered the Arizona Country club
course with a 33-33-66 Today
and i vaulted into the third
round lead of the $30,000
Phoenix Open Golf tourna
ment with a 54-hole score of
200. .
While second round leader
Henry Williams skyed to a six-
over par 76 to fall off the
pace, Palmer grabbed a two
stroke lead from defending
champ Jack- Fleck, Los An
geles, who posted a 67 for a
202.
Williams had to sink a 25
foot putt on the last hole for a
76 and a 207 seven strokes
off the pace.
Flawless Golf
Palmer, tagged by a crowd
of nearly 10,000 around the
sun-baked course, player flaw
less golf, the kind that won
him the National Open, The
Masters and six other tourna
ments last year. He already
SF Receivers
Ink Contracts
San Francisco - (UPD - Bob
Schmidt and Hobie Landrith,
the long and short of the San
Francisco Giants catching
staff, came to terms with the
club Saturday for the 1961
season. ' ;
The burly Schmidt, who
stands six-feet-two, batted .267
last season after a poor year
In 1959. Manager Alvin Dark
has said that he will be the
club's number one receiver.
Chunky Landrith, five-feet-
cight, was a .242 hitter last
season and gave way to
Schmidt in the regular lineup
after taking the job away
from him during the 1959
campaign.
No announcement was made
on whether the players took
a raise or a cut but their con
tracts were believed to have
been -approximately last sea
son's. A total of 27 Giants now
are signed.
KF Grapplers
Down Hedrick
Klamath Falls defeated Hed
rick Junior high ninth grade
31 to 15 Friday in a grappling
match here.
Klamath won eight bouts
and Hedrick three.. One was
a draw. 1 ,
Hedrick -finished its dual
season with three wins, six
losses and one tie.
VARSITY RESULTS:
00 Sloan. K, dec. Jennings, H,
6-9: 98 Stllwell, K, pinned Brad
ford. H. 1st: 10S McSwain. K, dec.
Blew. H. 19-0:1115 HuniDhrev. K.
pinned Hurt, H. 1st; 123 Ticc. K,
dec. Smeltzcr. H. 14-7: 130 Gan-
dec, H, drew with Bath, K. 2-2:
136swartsfager, H, pinned Diver,
1st: 141 Owens. H. rjinned Pea
cock, K, 1st; 148 Christiansen, K,
pinned Aklns, H. 3rd: 157 Mills,
K, pinned Dames. H, 2nd: 168
KitchinK, K. dec. Hardrath, H, 0-7:
unlimited Mayfield, H, dec. Daul
ton. K, 7-8.
00 Davis. K. dec. Jennlnffs. K.
4-1; 106 Gunn, H, pinned Cassady,
KF, 1st; 115 Metthicsen. H. pinned
Sweetland, K, 2nd: 123 Thanos. K,
Rlnncd Crow, H, 3rd; 130 Carlson,
pinned Pence, H, 3rd; 136
Swartsfager. H, dec. Rcchel, K,
u-a; ii uwens, ti, aec. aricer.
K. 7-5: 148 Akins, H, pinned
Robertson, H, 3rd.
Wold's Bucket Big One
For Oregon
Corvallis - (UPD - Oregon
State's Bill Wold made only
two points against Washington
State Friday night but he got
them when they counted.
It was a pair of free throws
by Wold that provided the
victory margin In the Beavors
53-52 basketball win.
Wold, a starter last year
who has been sitting on the
bench most of this season, hit
the charity toss with 11 sec
onds to go to run the score
to 53-50.
Led By Seven
' Neil Dirom of the Cougars
hit a field goal with one sec
ond left.
Oregon State led by seven
points twice late in the game
at 47-40 and 49-42 but the
Cougars rallied back with six
straight points to cut the ad
vantage to 49-48 with five
minutes remaining.
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TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
Grabs P aim Springs Lead
has' won one event this season
the San Diego Open.
Bill Collins, Crystal River,
Fla with a 68 and Don Jan
uary, Dallas, Tex., with a 69,
were tied at 203.
January was helped along
with an eagle-two on the 380
yard 13th hole when he
knocked in a 85-yard wedge
shot.
Tied at 205 were Dave Marr,
Sun City, Ariz., who had a
72, and Johnny Pott, Shreve
port, La., who had a 70.
Palmer had one of his bet
ter putting performances of
Oregon Tech
Blasts EOC
By United Press International
Second-place Oregon Tech
nical Institute overwhelmed
league-leading Eastern Oregon
104-61 in Oregon Collegiate
Conference play at Klamath
Falls Friday night.
The win moved OTI lo with
in one-half game of Eastern
Oregon in conference stand
ings. Eastern Oregon is a 8-3
and OTI 8-4.
In other conference action
Friday night Southern Ore
gon ran away in the second
half to down Oregon College
of Education 72-44.
Bob Peterson and Sam
Smith tallied 23 and 22 points
repectively to lead OTI to its
convincing victory. Hewlett
Nash, Leon Wilson and Gene
Branson added to the Owl
point parade with 15, 14 and
12 points. Tom Noel scored
20 points for the losers.
Bellino Given
Grid Awards
Annapolis, Md.- (UPD -Navy
halfback Joe Bellino received
a helmetful of honors from
United Press International
Thursday night and had the
pleasure of accepting them
from an old boss.
Vice Admiral William R.
Smedberg, who was Academy
superintedent when Bellino
was a plebe and who is now
chief of the Bureau of Naval
Personnel, presented the
awards to Bellino for UPI at
the annual Annapolis Touch
down club dinner.
The awards certified Belli
no UPI AU-American back,
UPI Player of the Year and
UPI Back of the Year.
Bellino also received the
Annapolis Touchdown club's
Silver Helmet award and was
commissioned an "Admiral of
the Chesapeake Bay" by Gov.
J. Millard Tawes.
Pointers Divide
With Ashland
' Central PointTCentral Point
won the eighth grade game 38
to 26 and Ashland the seventh
grade tilt- 19 to 9 Friday in
basketball games matching the
two junior highs.
' CP eighth had 9 to 3, 17 to 9
and 24 to 11 quarter edges.
Larry Glawe had 14 points
and Kelly Wilson 12 for the
Pointers and Gruber eight for
the Ashland club.
Ashland's seventh had an
11 fo 4 half spread and Smith
had 10 for the Lithians.
State Quint
A pair of free throws by
Gary Rossi for Oregon Stale
and a field goal by the Coug
ars' Terry Ball set the stage
for Wold's key points.
Ball led all scorers with 23.
Steve Pauly lopped the Beav
ers with IB.
nox:
Wash, statu
Damon
Soils
Dirom
Ball
August
McKcnzic
Colacino
Totals
OcRon State
Baker
Jacobson
Anderson
Paulv
Woodland
Wold
Cnrtv
Johnson
Klynn
Rossi
Totals
FG FT TP
..4 ,1-4 11
S 0-1 11
.. 1 4-5 6
.. B 7-9 23
. 0 0-0 0
.. 1 0-1 2
. 0 0-0 0
19 14-22 52
FG FS TP
5 4-7 12
0 0-0 Oi
5 1-2 11
6 4-4 16
1 1-1 3'
0 2-2 2
1 2-2 4:
0 1-1 1 :
0 0-0 0
1 2-2 4
IS 17-21 S3!
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LININGER'S
1217 - MU 5-8121
Concrete Pipe
this vear. He had five birdies
as he rolled his putts from
20, 12, 10 and' six feet. His
other bird came when he got
on in two on the 523-yard par
five 18th and two-putted.
29 Putts
ills only bogey was on the
par-three fifth hole when he
took, three from the edge of
the green. He missed four
greens and took 29 putts.
RVCC Lists
1961 Links
Activities
A pro-amateur spring tour
ney, the Southern Oregon Jun
ior tourney and the Southern
Oregon Golf championships
are the principal links events
slated this year at Rogue Val
ley Country club according to
the schedule listed in the
club's February bulletin. .
The tour of Oregon pros to
southern Oregon will see play
at RVCC on March 27 and 28
after March 26 rivalry at
Roseburg. Junior tourney ac
tion is set for July 17 and 18
and the 33rd annual Southern
Oregon championships will
run from Aug. 30 through
Sept. 4.
Spring Handicap Next
The holiday handicap at the
local links will end on March
1. Spring handicap play runs
Feb. 25 through May 7 and
the men's two-ball partner
ship event from May 6 through
June 11. Men s cluh cham
pionship action is to be June
10 through Aug. 13 with sen
ior title play June 17 through
Aug. 13. The fall handicap
will run Sept. 2 through Nov.
12, and the holiday handicap
will begin on Dec. 1.
The slate Includes the fol
lowing team matches:
Coos Bay here, April 8 and
9; Redding, Calif., there May
27 and 28; Klamath Falls here.
June 18; Coos Bay there, Aug.
a and 6; Redding here Aug.
l ana 20.
Men's annual stag day will
be July 12. The me and mine
(husband and wife) meet is
planned for July 30 and the
father and son tourney on
Aug. 13.
Hanby Varsity Quint
Defeats Eagle Point
Gold Hill - Hanby Junior
high varsity, with Don Gail
scoring 15 points, trimmed
Eagle Point 42 to 32 in bas
ketball Thursday. Hanby had
11 to 1, 27 to 7 and 31 to 20
intermission gaps. Corliss had
12 points for EP. Eagle Point
topped Hanby in the jayvee
game. '
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Thl is the tournament in
which Palmer made his bow
to professional golf in 1955.
Since that time, he has won
23 tournaments and reached
the pinnacle of the golfing
world.
Tied at 206 and still well in
contention were Wes Ellis,
West Caldwell, N.J., who had
a 67 today, Jacky Cupit, Long
view, Tex., with a 69, and
Jim Ferrier, Los Angeles, with
a 71.
Tied with Williams at 207
were: Marty Furgol, Lemont,
111.; .Mason Rudolph, Clarks
ville, Tenn.; and Stan Leon
ard, Vancouver, B.C. Leonard
had an egle-two on the 13th
hole when he knocked In a
wedge from about 90 yards.
Wilt Stymies
Final Effort
Of NY Knicks
By United Press International
Carl Braun echoed tne la
ment of all coaches in a los
ing cause Friday night when
he pointed out, "We had the
perfect opportunity and blew
it."
Braun was referring to the
New York Knickerbockers' in
ability to get a shot off with
five seconds remaining that
cost his team a 133-131 Na
tional aBsketball association
decision to the Philadelphia
Warriors.
New York had trimmed the
Warrior margin from 130-121
to 133-131 when the Knicks
received a chance for a last
ditch shot.
The Knicks tried to get off
the possible tying basket, but
were stymied by the elongat
ed arms of 7-2 Wilt Chamber
lain who appeared to be every
where at once.
The name of Wilt just didn't
apply to the Philadelphia sky
scraper as he played his 27th
straight game without substi
tution and scored 48 points.
The Eastern division-lead
ing Boston Celtics had their
margin trimmed to six games
over the second-place War
riors when the Detroit Pistons
racked up a ,137-134 victory
in the only other NBA action
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Harry Heidenreich fired a
393 out of 400 last week, high
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shooting of Medford Rifle and
Pistol club.
Heidenreich had an excep.
tional 97 out of 100 in the
standing position.
Other highs were Lewis
Conger 386, Jerry Heitmanek
384, Roy Schroeder 382 and
Marvin Nelson 378.
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