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MONDAY, nloHfnrH " . . . Trim North ben Medford' Black Tornado ureed from behind to stay In (lie late second quarter widened its margin in the third and stood up under a Bulldog challenge in the fourth here Saturday to trim the North Bend high Dasriei- hull mntineent 51 to 47 in a nnn-lpaeue encounter. The Tornadoes made it a successful opening week, end with the sweep of a two-game home stand. Their Saturday triumnh over the Bulldogs fol lowed a Friday night verdict over the Pirates ot Marsn fiplri hieh. The terrific effort against ths Pirates, inaugurating the 1962-63 campaign, appeared to have taken something out of the Tornadoes. They didn't have quite the verve and sparkle against the Bulldogs as against the Buccaneers. Saturday's engagement fell Into the category of a "typical second night game." Four-Bucket Splurge A four-bucket splurge in the last 2 Mi minutes of the first half put Medford Into permanent lead against North Bend. The Black Tornado headed 25 to 22 at halftime and pushed to 42 to 33 in the third quarter. The spread twice was 10 points in the closing chapter. Then, the coast area team, in the last 4i minutes, threatened to overtake the Medfordilcs. Two non - starters topped the Medford scoring. Rich Benner meshed 13 points and Dennis Salyers 10. Benner also paced the Tornado re bounding with nine retrieves and he blocked a number of Bulldog shot attempts. Jim Hill, limited to one point for the evening, had eight re bound snares. Mike Richardson was the North Bend big gun with 14 markers and nine picks from off the boards. John James had nine points. Free Throws Aid The Tornado victory, scor ingwisc, was recorded at the free throw line. Medford cag crs put in 17 of 36 free heave tries and North Bend nine of 19. From the field, the Bull dogs firing. 422, had 19 goals to Medford's 17. The Tornado compiled a .386 field bucket rate. Ten-point gaps of Medford In the fourth canto were at 43 to 33 and 44 to 34. North Crater High Romps Over Mt. Shastans Central Point - Crater high pushed in front of Mt. Shasta in the late Bccond quarter and romped away in the sec ond half to score an 86 to 56 basketball victory in the California town on Saturday night. It was the second verdict of the opening week end for the Comets who tripped Eagle Point 67 to 46 on Friday. Crater went ahead of Mt. Shasta for good at 33 to 31 on a layin by Mike G linos with four minutes to play in Prep Basketball fnitrd Prr.si International ATIHDAV OAMK8 North Eugene 47, Benverlon 30 Sunset McMiniivIlle 3S Koicst Grove 411, MHUhoro 4ft AslorlH .V.l. H A, UuiR Wash.) 42 Jesuit ;.!). NewherK 1ft Orenn City 2, Parkrrwe 52 ScHppotme 62, fort Vancouver (Wash.) A 2 Wy'cait 43, White Salmon Wash.) 25 Cnttnse Grove 5-V ReeHsport 30 Klamnlh Kalli 3fl. nosrlmrj. 54 (2 ot Mrdford ,M. North Bend 47 (1 run la Phki 61. MarKhtleld 4 J Ashland !. Shakta (Bedding. Calif. i :ui Crater RH, St, Shasta (Calif I .14 I'rlnevitle 411. Henri .14 Mudia !t2. Redmond 47 linker 4!V Ontario 30 North Calholic HI. hanks 33 Knappa 40, Hninier 'A Nmtutvn till, Wtllamtna 31 Monroe. 4!, TaM 3.". llandon 42, Mapleton 3I Coqutlle 4H, Newport 44 St Francis 40. Central Unit 39 Drain 2tt, HarrlshurR 23 Kltnlra IR Junction Citv M Pleasant Mill H3. McKenne 63 Crenwell s:. Oakrwtpc .10 Powers 43. CJold Peach 41 f ot t Hrooklnita 4(4. McKlulc.v v 1 1 1 (Calif I 3R Myrtle Point 62. DourIhi 46 Riddle .in. St. Mnrv'i 3fl Illinois Valley .13. (.lendale 3fl Kairle Point 47. Mvrlle Creek 33 Klkton 40. Rntherhn 3 Henley 72, Hounnra 3li Ijikeview .17. Mums 4!i Heppner 4R Mt Kwen 42 Pilot Rock !V WrMon 42 Adrian .10, Nvasa 4H Tillamook Catholic 4fl Gaston 33 Wallowa 43. Joseph 30 Cams Vallrv S3. Cohurt 42 Butte Falls 3f). I.v Creek 24 Lowell (.4. Prospect 32 Slanfield 43. Kchn 34 Riverside. 4. Hicklelon Vah I 33 T.naiint !M. Umaplne 42 Touchct iWash i M. Helix 37 Crow .1,1. Sisters 52 Fresno Whips Portland Again Vancouver. Wash. 'V?t Fresno Slate connected on 11 of lis first 13 field goal at tempts and wi'iit on to defeat Portland 72 63 in basketball play here Saturday night. The victory completed a two-game week end series sweep for the Bulldogs against the Pilots. The loss was the fourth in five starts for the Pilots. Star Portland center Sieve Anstelt led all scores with 23 points. DECEMBER 10. 1H62 HnnnillPI. Bend made its challenge largely on feed in shots. Bill Jacobson started it with a goal off a teammate's assist and Sam Scavera netted basket off a Ken Dowwr pass. That made the score 44 to 38 with 3:15 to go. Jade Forde retaliated with a Jump er from the circle for Med ford but Scavera came back with a goal off a feed by James. It was 46 to 40 with 1:45 to play. Salyers sank a gift shot. James bucketing off another teammate's pass was fouled and also made his free point. The score was just 47 to 43 with 1:20 left. Medford's Mike Barnes put in two free shots but Richardson countered from the field for 49 to 45 with 36 seconds on the clock. Gift tosses by Salyers with 15 seconds to play got Med ford's final points. Downer added two free ones for the visitors with four seconds on the scoreboard. North Bend led Medford 20 to 17 with 2V4 minutes left In the opening half. Then Saly ers scored on a Miles' feed. Mike Neathamer potted a pusher from back of the cir cle to put Medford ahead then drove the slot for another basket. When Benner scored off another Miles' assist, the count was 25 to 20 favoring Medford. Richardson put in a rebound for NB before the midway buzzer. Benner on a long two-hand-er, a long push, a driver and a hook put in eight of Med ford's 17 markers in the third panel. Salyers scored five and Miles four. Lead switched hands seven times In the first quarter and five times in the second period of the close first half. There were four tie scores. BOX: North. Uend ro James, I 13-3 Jacobson. f .t. 2-1 Richardson, c 14-7 Downer, g s-2 Shrlver. ( -3 Alhcrtson 0-n Holfcrt 2- Nickel 0-0 Scavera 4-3 FT Rb. PFTP 3- 3 n-n n-o 5-3 4- 1 0-0 .1-2 o-n o-o Totall 4S-10 19-8 2T 21 47 Mrdford FO Mitchell, f .... 4-2 Hill, I 1-0 Forde, c 2-1 Neathamer, g 6-3 Mllei. g 11-2 Barnes 2-0 Benner 12-S DetlleV 2-1 Salyeri 4-3 FT HI). PF TP 2-2 2 1 1 4 2 1 3 1 1 1 3-1 3- 2 4- 0 4- 4 5- 3 0-l 6- 4 2 3 3 a 1 4 I 4 3 13 1 2 1 10 Totall Refereet- . 44-17 3H-I7 33 14 31 -Cralt and Eiaelatyn. the second period. With two minutes to go In the open ing half Crater led 39 to 35. The host team then turned from slow game and tried to run with the Comets. This was a mistake. The quick Central Pointers made three layins off steals and headed 45 to 35 at the half. While the hot-shooting Com ets continued to roll offen sively in the second half, they held down the Mt. Shastans with an effective defense. The Californians were held from getting close in shots an put in only five field buckets in 36 tries over the last two quarters. Crater had four players in double scoring figures. How ard Tomlinson and Glines each put In 20 counters, Pat Pepper 17 and Lou Alvarez 13. Bob Menem scored 12 and ; Bob Cobin 1 1 for the nioun- j bolstered the Comets with 20 I rebounds. Paul Bransom I made 11 retrieves. i Tile Comets led 22 to 19 at ' the end of the first quarter but fell behind 27 to 31 Iwo minutes into the second pe- riod. in the third quarter the Crater crew boomed to 65 to 44 margin. Crater sizzled from the field in the first half with IB goals on 35 tries for .514. The Comets were 31 of 74 for .419 in the game. Ml. ShH.sta shot 13 of 38 for .342 In the first half and was 18 oi 74 tor .243 tor the eve- i nlng. Crater won the junior var sity preliminary 65 to 38 aft er a 24 to 20 halfway edge. no. Crau r Ti.mlmson I'rpprr llraitMim .. Hi KT Rb. r TP .... M-li 20 4 20 ao.R 2-1 .i i 17 ;i-o i-i n n i i - hi o-o i ao n-n .i-a a a i,i 1 2-0 m .1 ,1 I , a-i o-o a .i a . ... 5-2 0-0 12 4 ... o-o a-a i o a .... 0 0 2-0 0 0 0 . . 0)0 4-4 10 4 a-o o-o a o o 14-31 3-:4 4 It M Hi" FT pf TP o-n 1 li 5 1-1 4 11 ... . a va 2 o o ii-fi a ft .o i a i o-o i a i n-o o a ,.o o-n an i .v,i 2 a .1 2 3 0 4 o o.o a o o o-oio mii :-: 7i it Alvr?. Stmunrrfttl JonpK n.vrnhurg Cim-dnrr Mrnnrr H l-tuntr stroh Touit Mt ShaU Mfiif in KrnnriJv , Pridrtv ' Whiuker Johiuon Hrnnrtiv Ntru klnr Monjnm Moiftun Cotrm. TtUli I INI 11' Crater JV IS Burd 10 I. Ir H, Swimon, M. Turner B. ion H, n l umfr 12 stroh Twr drll fl. CInuc a. White 2. Anhorn i Ml. Xhat J BmncH 2. Stan rttfnrrt f Collirti ft. AqtiiU, peter on 2. Frremnn 12. Pmler a. Ctrl herg, Reed 4, Jtrmlngi 2. Barlow. Mel Counts Better Than Last Year Seattle - ItlPil - Oregon Stale basketball followers are sure of two things today big Mel Counts is better than last year and so is Seattle. The 7-foot Junior center scored 31 points and collect ed 25 rebounds as the Beavers rolled to a 87-45 victory over Washington here Saturday night. The win for Oregon State tame following a 60-58 Friday night opening season loss to Seattle. Counts tallied 31 paints and hauled in 23 re bounds against the Chieftains. TJie Beavers meet Cali fornia at Corvallis Friday and Saturday nights. Counts, who averaged 18.5 points a game last season as Oregon State posted a 24-5 record, hit 11 field goals and nine free throws against Washington. He fouled out with 40 seconds left in the game. Only fotur Beavers scored against the Huskies. Gary Rossi hit 10 and Steve Pauly and Frank Peters each made eight for the winners' other points. Oregon State held a 27-18 halftime lead. Washinston's top scorer was Dale Easlcy with 18. 1 MEDfORDi.TRIBUNE Ashland High Sweep Week Ashland Ashland high Grizzlies outplayed Shasta of Redding, Calif., 49 to 30 in a Rogue basketball game here Saturday night. The outcome gave the Bruins a two-game sweep over the Wolves. Ashland won 51 to 31 on Briday. After jumping off to a 15 to 2 lead, the Grizzlies were on top 17 to 5 at the quarter. Other period standings were 25 to 14 and 40 to 21. High scorers for the game were Ashland's Greg Lindlcy and Tod Hess with 10 and nine markers, respectively. Each team used 14 players. Final score of the junior varsity game favored Ashland on a technical free shot after the final buzzer. Shasta took an opening 12 to 0 lead. David Bargcr scored 13 points for Ashland and Milt Mc- CO-CAPTAIN Los Angeles - IUPII - Marv Marinovlch and Ben Wilson, newly-selected co-captains of the No. 1 ranked University of Southern California Tro jans, will lead their team into the Rose Bowl on New Year s Day. Marinovich and Wilson were chosen co-captains tor the 1962 season Wednesday night by their teammates. As such they'll lead Troy against the University of Wisconsin in the classic. MEDFORD Lumberjacks Even With SOC's Raiders Ashland Humboldt State evened the week end basket ball series with Southern Ore gon college by downing the Raiders 68-52 here Saturday night. Larry Krupka made a Hum boldt victory inevitable with his second half scoring. The first half started slowly with Humboldt taking the lead and holding it through the majority of the half. Near the end of the half SOC step ped up the tempo and were within six points of the Call' fornians at the end. Dave Hughes was high point man for the Raiders in the first period, scoring eight points. For the Lumberjacks Felix Rodgers and Tom Hope were the high men, each also with eight. In the second half Hum- beldt's Krupka found the bas ket and hit for 18 counters Dave Graham and Royce Ri ser made vain attempts at keeping the Raiders alive by scoring 20 of the 32 points recorded in the half for South ern Oregon. Humboldt had the win pret ty well assured with 3:51 left in the game. At this stage Grizzlies End Tussles Manus and Greg Beale 13 and 12 for the Wolves, box: Shasta KG Perkins 9-1 Craf 3-2 Warrick 6-0 6lurncsa 7-1 Crollo 5-1 Hkirat i-o MeGowan 3-1 FT 4-4 6-3 .1-4 1- 0 4-3 0.0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2- 2 0-0 0-0 3 6 Trigs: 1-0 Sandusky 0-0 Liberty 0-0 Stallion 0-0 Swcirriiman .... 2-1 Lineiiarger .... .0-0 Gravel 0-0 Total! 39-7 22-16 21 30 Aihlanf M; Lindlcy 10-3 Hess S-3 Lamb 2-2 Pierce 3-2 D. Tepper 11-2 G, Tepper 2-0 FT 4-0 3-3 2-2 2- 2 3- 3 0- 0 1- 0 2- 0 3- 2 0-0 4- 3 0-0 2-2 0-0 PF TP 4 10 HOIK cotton Troat Johnnon Morris . Samuelson ... Watts Rhodes - 3-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 Totals 4J-14 2S-2I 17 Referees Riggs and Radcllff. LEASING SERVICE Complete . . . Personalized Chevrolet Chevy 2s Corvairs Chevrolet Trucks Courtesy Chevrolet DIAL 772-6115 Medford&WTribune MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON when the score stood Raiders 50, Lumberjacks 60, the SOC boys couldn't buy a basket and Humboldt couldn't miss. BOXl SOC FO FT Mughea -.12-7 7-8 Hinka S-l 1-0 Lehnert 5-4 1-1 Flanary 10-0 0-0 Hill 4-0 2-1 Shults 7-1 7-4 Frank! 7-2 2-2 Kiser -.. 7-5 1-0 PF TP 4 20 .54-19 29-14 IS Humholdt FG Rodgera, F S-5 Buda S-4 Krupka 15-S Hope 14-5 Atwood 2-1 Baker 1-1 York 0-0 Haye 6-4 FT 7-8 2-1 PF TP 4 lfl 0-0 0-0 2- 0 3- 0 Totals 54-3S 25-12 15 6S Glide High Victor Over Phoenix Phoenix Glide high checked second and third quarter bids by Phoenix Sat urday night and defeated the Pirates 44 to 28 at Glide in a non-league basketball game The Wildcats broke a 2-all knot to run to a 15 to 2 gap and led 15 to 4 at the quarter. Phoenix pulled up to within one point at 18 to 17 but Glide was in front 22 to 17 at the half. In the third panel the Pi rates cut the deficit to 30 to 25 but Glide moved to 36 to 25 by the end of the stanza. Phoenix got the first three points of the last quarter but went scoreless over the last four minutes. Coach Eldon Durham of Phoenix said that with the exception of the good second canto comeback, the Pirates failed to move the ball on offense. Glide controlled the boards and took the floor play away from Phoenix. Jim Consbruck looked good filling in at guard for Phoe nix. He hustled on defense and had a good floor game. John Barker turned in a good game for the Pirates with his scoring and rebounding. Lyle Charon, Glide, had 14 points and Barker scored 10. Phoenix shot .256 from the field and Glide .268. LINKUPS: Phoenix 2S Johnson, Barker 10. Allen 3. Bolz fi. Williams. Workman 2. Wallace. Hill, Consbruck 7, Haw kins. Glide 44 DeGroot 4. Bakken 8. Jones. Charon 14, Kennedy 1, Sumpter 6, Young 2, Cellera 4, Zuck 5. Reclamation Man Speaker At IW Meeting Thorlf Torkelson, Boise, Idaho, will be speaker this evening at the regular meet ing of the Jackson County chapter of the Izaak Walton league. The meeting will be at 8 p.m. at the state forestry de partment district headquart ers on Table Rock rd. Torkelson is the Bureau of Reclamation's Region 1 chief officer on recreation and land acquisition. He will discuss bureau policies on recreation, fisheries and wild game. The Waltonians also will elect officers. Loss of downstream migrat ing salmon on fish screens of the Rogue river is expected to be discussed. Cole Rivers, game commission field agent, has reported that during peak loss periods as much as 10 per cent of the downstream mi gration could be lost on the screens at Savage Rapids dam. The Grants Pass Irrigation district and game commission have been seeking a solution. Waltonians feel that now is the time for public pres sure and rash action in order to have the problem corrected by next spring's migration. The public is invited to tonight's session. FOLLEY MATCH SET New York -IUPII- Zora Fol ley, the world's third-ranked heavyweight, shoots for his 10th straight victory against Doug Jones of New York in a 10-round fight at Madison Square Garden, Dec. 15, GETS COME BACK AWARD Chicago -IUPII- Stan Musial, veteran St. Louis Cardinal outfielder, will receive the William Wrigley Jr. Memor ial trophy for 1962's baseball comeback of the year at the Chicago Baseball Writers' dinner Jan. 13, it was an nounced today. JVs, Sophs Defeat GP Medford high junior varsity and sophomore basketball teams tallied lopsided wins over Grants Pass quints on Saturday. Final scores were 61 to 39 in the jayvee mix and 52 to 28 in the sophomore battle. The Tornado junior varsitv had a 32 to 14 halfway spread. Jerry McCormack had 14 points for GP and Don Kengla and Bill Enyart 11 and nine for Medford. This game was at Medford. At Grants Pass the Med ford Sophs had 12 to 6, 27 to 17 and 38 to 21 quarter dif PIPE Earl's HOME OF FINE PIPES Smoker's Headquarters Pipe lighters Racks Tobacco' Pouches Eagle Point Eagle Point - Eagle Point high, sparked by the scoring and rebounding of Richard short and Charles Pomeroy, bounced the Myrtle Creek bas ketball team 47 to 33 on Sat urday. Short had 17 rebounds and Pomeroy nine as the Eagles had 42 to 26 backboard con Butte Falls Wins 39-24 Butte Falls The Loggers of Butte Falls high opened the basektball season with a pair of victories. They defeated Days Creek I 39 to 24 there Saturday after ! holding off Crater's sopho-t mores 46 to 43 at Central j Point on Friday. j Bob Copeland poured in 22 points Saturday at Days Creek. Neal Ellis jhad 10. Butte Falls settled down after a slow start. The Log gers played good defense giv ing their rivals nothing in close. After a 4-all first quar ter score, Butte Falls led 16 to 8 at the half and 27 to 12 at the third rest stop. Copeland scored 13 points, Art Rambo 11 and Ellis 10 against Crater. Marshall and Don Patterson each had 10 for the Comets. In junior varsity play Butte Falls beat Days Creek 48 to 22 after a 30 to 6 halftime Mel Bowen scored 12 mark ers. Crater soph reserves beat BF jayvees 26 to 15. LINKUPS; (Saturday) Butte Fall;. 39 land 22, Ellis 10, 4. Rambo. Cope Lytle 3, Stratton Days Creek 24 Helve.v ft. Emlgh 8, Richardson 3, Van Norman 7, DeWali 2. Gilbert, Anderson, Ke lt os. (Fridav) ' Butte Falls 46 Rambo 11. Cope land 13, Ellis 10, Lytie 5. Stratton 4, Sizcmore 3, Edmondson. Crater Soph 43 Gail 5. Marshall 10. Harper 6. Patterson 10, Mtlkow ski 8. Kelly 4. Hope, Tate. ferences. Rick Hassman led the Tornado with 17 markers. .IV LINEUPS: Grants Pass 39 Newman 2. Mc Cormack 14. Swarthout 4, Duchiem 1, Newland H. Tomlinson 1, Ireland 3. Ramsey, Sweartngen 2, Hock 1, Mahaley. Lyons 2, Kaeser, Holom bcrR 3. Mrdlord 61 Allen. Knight 4, Ed. monds 3, Enyart 11, Kengla 11. Root 2, Hinman 3, Anders 2. Wimberley S. Kimball 1, Wyatt 6. Brown. Tur pln 2. Davis 3, Stockman 4, Mullen 3, Olson 2. SOPHOMORE LINEUPS: Medford 52 Flanders 4. Bickler 2. Rupp 10. Cox 6, Watrud 1. New land 6. Wooton 2, Wallace 2, Hass man 17. Root 2. Smith. Fosbury, Brennan. Pollard. Dippel. Nulch Grants Pass 2S Reddick 3. Bige low 6. Lowe 5. Jameson 2, Rice 4, Forsgrcn 2. Jacoby 6. Hswerion, Walk, McAllister, Russell. Cane. Cr GIFT SHOP 36V So. Central Phone 772-2476 Medford, Ore. RESPONSE ! Newspaper Advertising Brings Reader Response.. . through Buying Action ! More buying action results from newspaper advertising because of the atmosphere of believability. You've heard people say, "I know it's true, it's in the papers" The printed word has always been accepted as more honest and binding. Newspapers report facts; other media offer entertain ment. Your advertising in an atmosphere of believability is bound to induce more "want-to-buy" action than that framed in fiction or entertainment. Newspapers offer another vital element an atmosphere of timeliness and urgency. This sense of immediacy fost ers "here-and-now" sales action that no other print me dium can match. If it's a question of consumer response newspapers are the answer! o Wins From MC Vikings trol. Pomeroy put In 17 points and Short 10. Salmon had 14 markers for the Vikings, Short contributed good de fense along with his board work. NFL RECORD San Francisco - IUPII - Vet eran tackle Leo Nomellini of the San Francisco Forty Nin ers smashed a National Foot ball league record Sunday by appearing in his 159th con secutive contest. In cere monies before the Forty Niner-Green Bay Packers game, Nomellini received -a car from the team manage ment. 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