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Comets Defeat GP
In Season Ender
Central Point - Possibly the
only regret today of the Cra
ter High school basketball
Comets was they didn't go the
full route in the Southern
Oregon conference in the way
that they concluded.
The Comets ended the I960
61 schedule on a sparkling
note on Saturday when they
outbattled the Grants Pass
Cavemen here 67 to 61. It
was the third straight league
Prep Basketball
Mcdford 72, Klamath FalU 58
Roscburg 56. Thurston 51
So. Eugene 74, Cottage Grove 48
Willamette 54, North Eugene 48
Springfield 56. North Bend 44
Crater 67, Grants Pass 61
Hood River 52, Clatskanie 43
Seaside 40, Vernonia 33
Toledo 51, Waldport 47
Reedsport 49, Newport 48 (ot)
Bandon 44, Myrtle Point 35
Powers 53. Pacific 41
Sutherlin 50, Glide 36
East. Ore. 82, Lewis & Clark 7T
LI n field 50, Portland State 49
District 6 A
Henley 61, Lakeview 32
Class B Playoffs
District 2
Colton 69, Detroit 54
Perrydale 59. Jefferson 5T
District 6
Maupin 43. Culver 24
Wheeler 50, Dufur 33
District 7
Pilot Rock 58. McEwen 50
Mt. Vernon 44. Umatilla 42
lone 52, Weston 50 (2 ot)
Sanders Victor
At New Orleans
New Orleans -(uTU- Durable
Doug Sanders looked forward
to bigger things today after
going on a birdie-binge to win
the 530,000 New Orleans
Open golf tournament by
three strokes with a 72-hole
total of 272.
Sanders, noted for his ab
breviated swing on the tee,
turned in his fourth sub-par
round Sunday to whip un
knowns Gay Brewer and Mac
Main. The Ojai, Calif., pro
shot rounds of 68-65-69-70-272
to collect $4,300 and take
over third position in money
winnings.
His check boosted his win
nings to $13,594. Arnold Pal
mcr leads the dollar race with
$16,075 and Gary Player is
second with $16,004.
DeGeorge Has
Bowling Lead
Detroit - lUPH - Despite a
tiring 15-hour bus ride, the
DeGeorge Service station
team from Philadelphia had
enough strength left to take
over the regular division lead
Sunday night in the American
Bowling Congress tournament
with a 2910 total.
This was the first total over
2900 in the first two days of
the 78-day, 58th annual ABC
tournament.
The P h i 1 a dclphians
placed opening night leader,
The Roper-Falstaffs of Inde
pendence, Mo., who totaled
2868.
The DeGeorge squad rolled
games of 976, 927 and 1007
in its leading total and was
paced by Len Dimichele with
a 609 series.
BASKETBALL
Princeton 71, Harvard 59
New York U. 69, Boston U. 53
St. Bonaventure 84. Cnnlstus 72
Hnlv Cross 77. Providence 72
ISMneara 77. Buffalo 50
St. John (NYi 87. Manhattan 68
Yale 68, Columhta 60
LaSalle 76. Vlllnnova 71
Perm St. 70. Rutgers 70
Pennsvlvania 73. Dartmouth 51
Setnn Hall 86. St. Fran. (NY) 77
Duquesne 75. Fordham 66
Siena 64, lona St. 59 lotl
Atlantic Coast Tourney
(Final)
Wake Forest 96. Duke 81
victory for the Central Point
school.
Crater led most of the way
in making good on their
fourth try to overcome the
Climate city lads in 1960 play.
Steady ball-handling, an edge
in rebounding against the tall
er Cavemen and a great night
at the free throw stripe were
put together for the win.
There was not quite the
same, tense, heart palpitating
play as in the triumph over
Klamath Falls, but the Comets
and their backers drew rich
pleasure just the same. Free
shots, as against KF, made the
victory difference, so far as
scoring was concerned. The
Comets put in 27 of their 34
tries, a .794 average. Grants
Pass made just 11 of 24.
GP Shooli .438
GP had it better from the
field. The Cavemen, hitting at
a .438 clip netted 25 goals.
Crater, firing a respectable
3o7, meshed 20.
The scoring of non-starter
MiKe mines and of Loyal
Higinbotham and Tom White,
the bull-like play of Dennis
Edwards under the back
boards and the hustling work
of Louis Alvarez helped the
Comets beat GP. Glines had
17 points, Higinbotham 14 and
white 12. Edwards snared 17
rebounds and Alvarez harrass-
ed the Cavemen by swiping
the ball five times.
Clyde Murray had 16 points
and Lee Burton 13 for GP.
Burton claimed 12 board re
trieves and Jim Davis nine.
Crater had 15 to 11, 36 to
33 and 50 to 47 margins at the
intermissions. The Comets
were up 13 points on Grants
Pass in the second quarter.
Climate city players fought
back to make the Comets
work for victory. Grants Pass
pushed ahead once in the third
canto at 41 to 39.
Many Free Shot!
Crater was winner 70 to 69
in an overtime jayvce game
which saw players spend
large share of the time shoot
ing free shots.
Ron Beman made Crater's
winning overtime bucket with
four seconds left. He had two
goals and Howard Tomlinson
a free heave for the Comets
in the extra while Larry Lind-
quist made two GP buckets,
Score at the end of regular
playing time was 65-all. Quar
ter counts were 15 to 7 for
GP and 28 to 26 and 44 to 43
for Crater. Grants Pass hit a
tying bucket in regular time
with nine seconds left.
Crater had 30 of its points
on 57 tries from the gift line.
GP made 23 of 37 free at
tempts.
The Comet varsity and
junior varsity each completed
season play with 9-13 records.
Crater s varsity was 6-10
the Southern Oregon loop and
Grants Pass was 8-8 for the
league and 10-12 for the sea
son.
JAYVKK LINEUPS:
70 Crater Grants Pass 69
F 17 Beman Sheoard
F 11 Bransom Bonner Ifi
C 9 Jones Llndqnist 16
G l Tomlinson KeariicK
G 10 Pepper Sturglll 16
Substitutions For Crater, Wald
17, Swanson, Summerficld 5: For
Grants Pass. Weedman 2, Robert
son 2. O'Leary 2, Bonzon, Van Ko-
ten, DeBo, Wilson.
BOX:
Grants Pass FG
Burton, f 8-6
Davis, f 12-4
Murray, c 13-7
Atkins, g 1-0
Blacksmith, (11-3
Haunt 4-0
Bonzon 1-0
Lewellyn 1-1
Slut-Rill 0-0
Mclntlre 6-4
FT RB PFTP
1- 0
10-2
0-0
0-0
4-4
0-0
0-0
2- 2
3- 2
Southern Tournament
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Geo. Washing. 93. Wm & Mary 82
Mississippi 84. Mississippi St. 70
AUIHirn HU, iau,tiiift on
Vanderbllt 79. Georgia Tech 59
Florida 78. Georgia 74
Marquette 85. Detroit 69
Indiana 78, lona 69
DePaul 84, Dayton 83
Kansas St. 75. Nebraska 36
Illinois 85. Purdue 75
Minnesota 73, Michigan 70
St. Louis 70, Bradley 63
Wisconsin 75. Northwestern 61
Houston 89. Tulsa 65
Oklahoma St. 71. Colorado 48
Denver 77. I'tnh St. 72
UCLA 84. Washington 68
Brigham Young 70. New Mey. 65
Oregon 76. Washington St. 68
Southern Cal. 79, Stanford 61
Ariz. St. (Tenipei 69. Air Force 66
Montana at. u. n. "'"""""-;,.
Colo St. Col 67. Montana St. V. 49
Colo St U 50. Utah 49
Pepperdine 81. IT. of Pacific 80
San Jose St. 74. St. Marys iCal.i .2
iATlBDAY COI.I.FOE SCORKS
Kansas St. 75. Nebraska .16
Cincinnati 70. Marshall 57
Brown 61. Cornell 60
Ohio St. 91. Michigan St. 83
Boston College 80. Syracuse .
Kentucky 68. Tennessee 61
3 3 10
Totals 57-25 24-11 3J 21 61 I
Crater FG FT RBPFTPI
White. I 7-4 4-4 4 4 12
Higlnbthm. 1 15-2 13-10 4 114
Edwards, c .... 7-1 6-3 17 4 7
Alvarez. 11-3 3-4 3 3 10
G'ines, g 9-7 4-3 3 0 17
Anhorn 0-0 2-1 3 0 1
Allen 7-3 0-0 2 2 6
Totals 56-20 J4-27 31 II 67
STANDINGS
PRO BASKETBALL
(NBA)
Eastern Division
x-Boston
Philadelphia
Svracue
New York ....
w.
. 52
.. 37
20
Western Division
x-St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Detroit
. 48
, 33
. 32
31
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22
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27
40
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Sunday Games
Los Angeles 125. Syracuse 114
Cincinnati 124. New York 118
St. Louis 127. Detroit 122
Boston 146, Philadelphia 129
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