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OSU Tussles Seattle's Chieftains Seattle -fUPfi- Oregon State and Seattle, regarded as two nf the best basketball teams In the nation, collide in a season opening game at Seat tle tonight. The Beavers were ranked fifth in the nation and the chieftains were rated in a tie for 21st in the United Press International hoop poll this i week : Oregon State will match the scoring and rebounding tal ents of 7-foot junior center Mel Counts against the shoot- j ing of 6-4 senior guard Eddie Miles of Seattle. Veteran Coach Slats Gill of the Beavers will unveil a pair of sophomore guards in 6-font Jimmy Jarvis and 6-2 Frank Peters. Jarvis is rated as the most sensational freshman guard ever to perform at Ore gon State. Gill said he will start fi-4 senior Steve Pauly and 6-6 senior Tim Campbell at for wards to go with Counts, Jar vis and Peters. Oregon State posted a 24-5 record and went to the finals of the NCAA Western region al tournament last season. The Beavers will face Washington at Seattle Saturday night. At Portland, the Portland Pilots play host to Fresno State in games tonight and Saturday night. LAST CHANCE Los Angeles IUPI1 Syracuse University's Orangemen were rated favorites today in their national televised game against UCLA Saturday at Memorial Coliseum. It will be the last chance for each ot come up with a .500 record - since to date they both are 4-5. HERE'S A CAR-FULL OL ( . I l Genuine S 4 K TOOL KITS IDEAL GIFT FOR FATHER OR SON Lifetime Guarantee 1 4 Inch Driv 31 V and V" With or With out Tool Roim large Variety Your Choica $11.95 and SPOT LITE Low, Low S5.95 HEAD RESTS S5.95 RANGE IN PRICES FROM Wn 8 .m. to 9 D.m. Emergency jSmrrtt py7 Chrome C " r $1395ff iu...bi ;;. $2895'p4J oii!y S2.95 ea. a w 220 East Jackson Blvd. All-Southern Oregon Conference Squad Picked; Hammons, Shepard Unanimous on 1st Offense Team .. Medford, GP Head Offensive Selections Five players each from Medford and Grants Pass and one each from Klamath union ana r a i e r mgii schools have been named to the first offensive team in the Medford Mail Tribune's Southern Oregon conference football poll On the defensive team Medford placed six. Crater and Grants Pass each three and Klamath Falls two. Named from state cham pion Medford on the top of fensive unit were Lloyd Hammons. end; Gary Miller, tackle; Jerry Fann and Jim Snodgrass, guards, and Jack Lowery back. Grants Pass se lections were Bob Shepard, end; Bob Lindeman, tackle; Pat Edgerton, guard; Glenn Scott, center, and Terry Isa bell, back. Mike Glines, Crater, and Ron Hitchcock, Klamath I Falls, backs, rounded out the team. Shepard and Hammons were the only unanimous choices. Lowery got all pos sible points but one and Isa bell and Glines all but two. On Defensive Team From Medford on the de fensive unit are John Mee and Mike Mayfield, tackles; Terry Winetrout, guard; Gary Griffin, linebacker, and Mike Neathamcr and Dan Miles, backs. Crater picks were Paul Bransom. end; Willie Jones, tackle, and Glines, backs. Choices from Grants Pass MIRRORS CLAMP ON OR BODY MOUNT $J95.$395 or 5495 up FLOOR MATS $2.95 $4.95 $6.95 SEAT BELTS Protrft nur family vi3 s" FLOOR MATS All Colors 3'5 . SQ95 . $ff)5 WHEEL DISCS Nl Phone 773-8456 in were Gary Burroughs, guard; Andy Graham, linebacker, and Shepard, back. From Klamath are John English, end, and Hitchcock guard. Tics in voting resulted in more than one being named to the two offensive and one defensive units. Twelve play ers were chosen for first team offensive. Fifteen gained second team offensive positions and 14 were named to the one defensive crew. Coaches and squads of each conference school were asked to submit ballots on an all opponent basis. Tabulation was by the Mail Tribune sports department. In the of fensive tabulation two points were given for a first team vote and one for second team selection. Defensive poll was on a single point per .vote basis. Glinei Repeals Two or more votes on of fense and one or more on de fensive qualified a player for honorable mention. Balloting indicated a wide divergence of opinion. More than 70 players received votes. Glines. Comet quarterback, is the only repeater from the 1961 first offensive all-star team. Hammons and Isabell moved up from the second team. Griffin and Neathamcr repealed on the defensive team. The second offensive team Included five from Medford, four from Crater and three each from Grants Pass and Klamath Falls. Closest voting for first team offensive berths was at tackle. For the fourth back field spot Hitchcock nipped Medford's Miles 11 points to 10. Notre Dame Era Seems Dawning United Press International A new era seet to be dawning for the Noire Dame basketball team. The I'ish, who won only six of 2.1 games last season, ran their record for the new campaign to 3-0 by rolling to a 101-70 victory over St. Fran cis (Pa.) Thursday night at South Bend, Ind. John Matthews, a senior guard, scored eight points in the first six minutes to help Notre Dame to a 56-31 lead at halttime. Matthews wound up with 20 points. Sandy Williams of St. Fran cis also scored 20 to match Matthews for game scoring honors. Illini Win Second Illinois, prepping for ils ap pearance in the Holiday fes tival tournament at Madison Square Garden, Dec. 2fi-2fl, overpowered the touring Uni versity nf Washington team, 99-55, for its second straight victory. Although the seventh-ranked Illini are loaded with tal ented sophomores, seniors Dave Downey and Bob Starnes wreckrd the Pacific Coast visitor. with their steady shooting. Downey scored 17 points in 1 R -j minutes of the first half and finished with 23 while Starnes added 1R Unbeaten Georgia Tech scored its third straight vic tory by polishing off visiting Southern Methodist, 73-5B. The Yellow Jackets, led by soph Jim Caldwell, broke the came open with 14-point splurge with less than six minutes remaining Caldwell scored 1" points, 12 in the second half. Dave Siecmund led Southern Meth odist with 14. New Mrxirn converted a phenomenal 69 per cent of its shots from the field in whipping Texas Tech, 90-66. Ira Marge, New Mexico's 6-R SPORTS ot-ntcr. r'ropped in 1? of ISjKetnail learn innigni arm , field goal attempts and added urday when the Red Raiders i nine poin free throwe for 33 Valley Bowling Supply Now Open at 220 So. Central T-, -,rrv! vU ,h cU'-rrn titt.ng and d"f,i'""J ' N" COTIN. ENTAL JUBILEPt or COLUMBIA "ALLS P'uwi ed Pcdr.'l. ,g iwmH,ae Service Bowling Bags Shoes Accessories ihon. 779-1730 j Medford Mcur uitU 1962 Medford Mail Tribune SOUTHERN OREGON CONFERENCE All-Star Football Squad FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Player and School Bob Shepard, Grants Pass Lloyd Hammons. Medlord Gary Miller. Medford Bob Lindeman, GP E E T T T G Jerry Fann. Medford Pat Edgerton, Grants Pass G Jim Snodgrass, Medford G Glenn Scott. Grants Pass Jack Lowery, Medford Terry Isabell, Grants Pass Mike Glines, Crater Ron Hitchcock, KF C B B B B B B HONORABLE MENTION: Ends Fred Kelly, Klamath Falls: Gale Tapper, Ash land. Tackles Bill Mills. Klamath Falls; Thurston Hensil. Klamath Falls. Guards John Harris, Crater: Don Sorenion. Ashland; Andy Graham, Grants Pass: John Yaple, Ashland. Center Tom Crawlord, Crater: Jim Smith, Ashland; Garner Haupert, Medford, Backs Dennis Ekwall, Ashland; Grover Dahn, Klamath Falls; Rich Ireland, Grants Pass; Rick Horn. Klamath Falls; Gary Van Koten, Grants Pass; Gary Wald, Crater; Mike Barnes. Medford; Howard Johnson, Ashland: Vern Swanson. Crater. DEFENSIVE TEAM Player and School Paul Bransom, Crater . E John English, Klamath Falls E John Mee, Medford - T Willie Jones, Crater T Mike Mayfield, Medford T Ron Hitchcock, Klamath Falls G Gary Burroughs, Grants Pass G Terry Winetrout, Medford G Gary Griffin. Medford LB Andy Graham, Grants Pass LB Mike Glines, Crater B Bob Shepard, Grants Pass B Mike Nealhamer, Medford B Dan Miles, Medford B HONORABLE MENTION: Ends Marly Bauer. Grants Pass; Roy Shaw, Medford; Gale Tepper, Ashland: Bill Houston. Medford. Tackles John Polk. Ashland; Gary Miller, Klamath Falls; Theron Bone, Grants Pass; Thurston Henzil, Klamath Falls. Guards Pat Edgerton, Grants Pass; Jim Smith, Ashland; Ray While, Crater. ijineDacxers i.yman neisecxer, crania rass; uarryi summerneid, crater; cud wouer, Kiamain tans; uennis nyerson, uraier; uienn aeon, I'ICUIUIU. Backs Joe McCalvy, Crater; Rich Knight, Medlord. SOC Cage Humboldt Ashland -Southern Oregon college's Red Raiders will meet the Lumberjacks nf Humboldt State In a two game series of basketball at Ashland on Friday and Satur day. The game Friday will start at 8:15 p.m. in SOC's gym. On Saturday, starting time will be R p.m. Raider Coach Ted Srhopf commented that he felt the boys had improved with last IN RAIDER LINEUP Jerry i Shults. ex-Mcdford high, will . be in the lineup for the j Southern Oregon college has- mix wnn numnnim I Ashland i 4 It: 1 1 I : -M s Mail i mount. Mourunu, SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Player and School Paul Bransom, Crater Gibb Mitchell, Medford Theron Bone, Grants Pass Willie Jones, Crater Jeff Hardrath, Medford Kent Puckett, Klamath Falls Jim Cornell. Grants Pan Sieve Campbell. KF Darryl Stockton, Medlord Dan Miles, Medlord Tom Sparlin, Grants Pass Joe McCalvy, Crater Darryl Summerfield. Crater Mike Kiiching, Klamath Falls Mike Watkins. Medford ixranu ran; mu cnyar.. is Tussle Staters week's practice. He looks for them to play real well against Humboldt. In the t!)fil-fi2 season the Raiders outplayed the Jacks 41-55 and 73-45. The first game saw Dave Hughes high point man for SOC with 12 and in the second game Jerry Shults captured the honors with 14. Both Shults and Hughes will be in the starting lineup this lime for the Raiders. The slarting five for the Raiders will he Roger Lehn ert at center, Larry Hink and Hughes at forwards and I Shulls and Brad 1'lanary at guards. Freshman Bill Franks and snphomore Royee Kiser both will see a good deal of action this week end. Kiser showed real well in the NAIA tipnff tourney scoring HR points and grabbing 10 re bounds in the three game. BIG NEWS! YOUR FAVORITE BOURBON his returned to the hHaIvaii aflflt a hort"dry pllt" Thank for your pntitnci wn'ra happy you can now again huy tha bant in drinking plaur. So thop today for anjoymant tonight. LIGHT LIGHTER LIGHTEST BOURBON BOURBONER BOURBONEST COUNTY FAIR COUNTY FAIRER COUNTY FAIREST unLuuN Black Tornado Plays Marshfield Tonight, NB Quintet Saturday "I think we'll give a good account of ourselves." So stated Coach Frank Roe landt as the Medford High school basketball team looked i to its opening week end of I the season. I "We might even surprise ourselves," he said. The Black Tornado is host i for its first two encounters. ' It meets the Marshfield Pi rates this evening at Hedrick i gymnasium. On Saturday it entertains the North Bend j Bulldogs. Tiie tussles are set for 8:15 p.m. Medford and Grants Pass sophomores will provide the 6:30 o'clock preliminary this evening. On Saturday the cur- tain lifler will he between the GP and Medford junior varsities. Roelandt has indicated that Jim Hill, Jack Forde. Dan Miles and Mike Neathamer may be starters for the Torna do varsity this evening. Fifth man depends on the condition of Rich Benner's ankle. He turned it in practice last night. If Bonner is able, he'll likely get a forward assignment. If he is hobbling, eilher Mike Barnes or Gibb Mitchell will get the call, Forde al Center Forde is to be at center, Hill at a forward and Dan Miles and Mike Neathamer at guards. "We aim to play ourselves into condition and to work on our fundamentals during the week," said Roelandt. The Black Tornado is behind other A-l schools of this area by three weeks in getting ready for the hoop campaign. A good percentage of the Tor nado squad reported only last Monday for basketball, after completing a state champion ship football season. Probable starters for Coach Bruce Hoffine's Pirates of Coos Bay are Kd Frcdenberg and Gene Koivunen, for- warcj Buddy Bick, center, and Butch Smith and Ray j rjnar(j guards lard, guards. Those who may open for j Coach Wayne Fox's North Bend team, whirh has good balance In height, are Mike Richardson, center, John James, Carl Alberlsnn, for wards, and Ken Downer and Sam Scavera or Bill Jacob- son, guards. Bulldogs Improved The Bulldogs nf North Bend are reported improved over last year. All hut Bill Jacob son, up from the jayvees, of the foregoing players are let termen. Other monogram men are Ralph Schiver and Gale Holfert. Of the eight players all but Downer and Schiver are 6-footers. Richardson is 6-5 and James 6-3. Medford met the two roast teams on their own floors last December with Marshfield beating the Tornado 68 to 46 and the Big Wind trimming North Bend 54 to 46. Marshfielri's Pirates are said not to be so heavy and rug ged as some nf the past teams nave been. North Bend plays at Granls j Pass tonight and Marshfield visits Ihc defending state chflmpion Cavemen on Satur- ; day. This laltcr test will match ! last year's state A-l ' tourney . I finalists. Medford jayvrcs play at fjrants Pass this evening and on Saturday the Tornado sophs vie in the prelim in the Climate city. 1M proof $4.95 mot. Hie mlliWt la Uereel $4.40 1191 if! Ml mfi, in wiVOTvrriffTtfiiii-iwl TORNADO CAGER Jack Forde, above, is slated for center service this- evening when the Medford Black Tor nado basketball team opposes Marshfield high at Hedrick gym here in the season start for both clubs. Meritord will lake on North Bend here on Saturday night. Tom Gold Impressive United Press International Tom Gola's fine debut with the Now York Knirks put thrm one up today in their trade with the San . rancisco Warriors Playinc his first game for the Knirks Thursday night, Gola contributed 19 points and was particularly impres sive in the clutch while help ing the New Yorkers beat the Lincinnau noyau?, ruin; i . c Cisco Wednesday for WilUe Naulls and Kenny Sears, Gola prevented the Royals trom overlaking the Knick. in the fnurlh quarter on Thursday night by sinking two free throws and following with a fast-hreak lay-up thai enabled his team lo widen an 80-79 lead. Richie fJuerin was high scorer for the Knicks with j 29 points while Jack Twyman ! paced the Royals with 24. The Chicago Zephyrs snapped a four-game losing 1 streak and emerged from the ; Western Division cellar wilh i a lOflftH win over the St.1 Louis Hawks. I Woody Sauldfiherry was ' high man for the Zephyrs with 211 points, the same total accumulated hy Boh Petlit, who led the Hawks. ONLY THING HOTTER Pasco, Wash.-Itirii-The only Ihing hotter than the Junior Rose Bowl-bound. Columbia Hawks in this bend of the ri ver is the plutnnium pile at the nearby Hanford atomic works. The Hawks are going to play unbeaten, untied Sanla Ana ,IC in Pasadena Dec. 15 in a battle of the little gianls. Columbia Basin won eight games and lied another this season, while Santa Ana won nine. nTTwrartr. CotintyFaifl! ms STRAiriHT "V BOURDON 'f- '"HI HKF'V a ' C3 r St. Mary's Crusaders ! Oppose Riddle Tonight .-.i. miry mKn may pia. loon tonight when it opens its hasketbpll .season against the Glide Wildcats The game will be al 8 p.m. at the St. Mary's gym here after a junior varsity pre liminary. Three starters from last ' year likely will be the open ing cr.-'w for the Crusaders. They are Jim Calhoun, gui-rd; Pete Naumes, forward, and Mike Stinson. center. Dave Young, a junior varsity player last year, and Randy Corliss, a sophomore who was up with the varsity a couple of limes last season, may round nut the Marling quint at forward and guard, respec tively. If Coach Dick Paup calk on a second platoon, it will he among Tim Darland, Dick Meeker and Don Zclcznik t the two guard posts and be tween Jeff Randolph and Ray R 1 r h 1 e r at renter. John Prep Hoop Schedules Will Open United Press International Oregon's high school basket ball season gets under way to night with some 50 games scheduled. Another 50 conlcsls are on tap Saturday night. , In top games tonight, Jef ferson is at David Douglas. Grant is at Central Catholic, Marshall plays host to Centen nial, Milwaukie is at Madison, North Salem is at South Sa lem, Klamath Falls is at Rose burg, Medford entertains Marshfield, North Bend Is al Grants Pass and La Grande is at Baker. Grants Pass defeated Marsh field in the finals of (he stale tournament last season. 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