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Newspaper Page Text12 A SUNDAY, JANUARY 6. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON k is Grants Pass Nips Tornadoes 62-60 Grants Pass high outscored Mcdford 4 to 2 in overtime at . Crants Pass Friday night to .'. nose the Black Tornado 62 to '.' 60 in the opening 1963 South ern Oregon conference basket . ball game (or both schools. Tom Sparlin's long two : i.andcr with 1:17 left to play was the victory bucket. The clubs . went into the ex tra knotted 58-all. Dick Doff ley tallied first for Mcdford on a pusher from the side. Then, a Jim Pippin driver made it 60-cach. Overtime contention fol lowed a see-saw fourth canto in which three Mcdfordites and one Caveman player were banished on personal foul charges. Score switched hands seven times in the period. Tom Sparlin with 15 points, Jim Pippin with 14 and Gary Keddick with 13 led the Cave man scoring and Marty Bauer and Larry Lindquist con tributed crucial points. Bauer and Pippin were the bulwarks on the boards. Actual scoring margin for the Cavemen was at the free loss line where they picked up 20 points on 34 shots to 16 of 32 by Tornado cagers. Mcdford had field goal edge 22 to 21. Early fouls and resulting Grants Pass gift shots hurt the visiting Black Tornado al though free heaves in the third panel helped the Mod lords to a seven-point lead. Then loss of regulars Jack Forde, Gibb Mitchell and Dan Miles in that order on five fouls each in the final frame was a hard blow to the Tor nadoes. Their replacements. Darryl Stockton, Dcffley and Jack Lowery, just the same put forth great effort against the Climate city boys, along with Mike Barnes and Mike Neathamer, the starters who were left. Forde collected 13 points for Medford before bowing out in the first minute of the closing c h u k k e r. Mitchell, Neathamer, Barnes, Dcffley and Miles each had nine points. Mitchell retired with six minutes left in the period and Miles 42 seconds to go in regular lime. GP's Reddick who got all 13 of his points in the first half, fouled out with 5'4 minutes to go in the last quarter. Last Chance Mcdford had its last chance to score in the tussle when it got the ball with 11 sec onds remaining in the over time. Darryl Stockton missed on a long try and there was a big scramble under the hoop as time ran out. A Caveman smashed into Neathamer but refs Don Sutphin and Gary Dawes apparently failed to sec it. Otherwise, Medford could have had a final free line chance. The Tornado busted a stall by GP in the final seconds and seemed headed for the KF Pelicans Edge Ashlanders 52-51 MH Sophs Bounce GP Mcdford high fell behind twice in the last half but fought back to beat Grants Pass 46 to 30 Friday In sopho more basketball at Grants Pass. The Tornado had 14 to 8, 22 to 21 and 3fl to 35 quarter margins. Reddick scored 10 points for Grants Pass and Kick Hassman 18 for Mcdford, L1SKVVS! alfdfnrrf 46 Flanders fl, Rlrkler in. nassnian is. cox R. Watrud 2. Newlanrt. Hupp. Pollard. Grant Pasa 39 Rrdfliik Id, Lowe fi. Rick 6. Foracren 8. Jamea, Lowcrlon. Acklert, McMahon, Jac oby, Biftclow. Judo Academy Classes Open Instructor Larry Nolle has reported that classes are open for children on Tuesdays at Medford Judo academy and that adult classes arc being held on Tuesday and Thurs day evenings. Both participants and visi tors arc invited to academy sessions. Seven members took part last week in demonstration on television. They were linn Jennings. Ron Senter, Darwin Moore, Leonard Moore, Jack Wheeler, Ed Smart and Nnltc. Ashland - Klamath Union high Pelicans opened defense of the Southern Oregon con ference basketball crown Fri day night by squeaking by Ashland's' improved Grizzlies 52 to 51. Hal Holman dropped in two free heaves with 40 seconds left for tying and winning points. It was at the gift toss line where Klamath won the bat tle. The Pelicans, stepping to the strip on 28 Grizzly fouls, put in 22 of 38 attemplsi Ash land, which tossed in 17 of 28 gift efforts, had a 17 to 15 field goal margin.- Ashland went into the fi nal canto leading 41 to 37. Klamath tied up the mix at 45-all and went on top 47 to 45. The Bruins caught up and took a 40 to 47 lead. KF dead locked play once more at 40- cach then took the lead 50 to 40. Gale Topper's bucket Wt minutes before the closing GP Jayvee Nabs Tiff From MHS Grants Pass high junior var sity overcame a seven point deficit Friday night to defeat its Medford counterpart 55 to 52 in the preliminary to the varsity basketball game at Grants Pass. A Roger Ramsey free shot with 1:10 to play broke a 52-all knot. Rich Ireland put in a field shot with 48 seconds to piny. , Modrord led with 4:42 to go. With 1:35 Jerry McCor mack scored from the field for 52 to 51 Grants Pass lead. Bill Enyart of Mcdford dead locked the mix at the foul stripe. McCormack scored 25 mark ers for the Cavemen and Steve Newman 11. Enyart and Larry Stockman were high for Mcdford with six apiece. horn put Ashland back in front 51 to 50. The Grizzlies got off a cou ple of field shots after llol man's score. After Mike Cot ton missed a layup with 10 seconds to go, Klamath clear ed the rebound and held on. Ashland hopes were hit In the final canto when three men fouled out. Jim Lamb went just after play got un derway, Dale Topper with five minutes to play and Tod Hess with four minutes left in the game. Three other Grizzlies were assessed four infractions each. Holman had 17 points and Fred Kelley 15 for Klamath and . Hess and Dale Tcpper 11 for the Grizzlies. Klamath had a slight 27 to 24 margin in rebounds. Ashland was on top 15 to 7 at the quarter and Klamath 27 to 25 at the half. KF Jayvces won 43 to 30 over their Ashland counter parts with Larry Binncy and Bud Luumus getting 10 points apiece for Klamath and Billy Jury nine for Ashland. The Pels also look the sophomore clash 42 to 28. Jim Conklin scored 18 points for Ashland and Kim Coon 15 for KF. nox: K. Hill Kit Scott fi-2 Holman 10-5 Kellev 12-5 Chamhcrland 2-2 Dahn .1-1 Citiver 0-0 AMI 0-0 Muore 1-0 FT 0- 4 8-7 8-S 8-3 .VI 1- 0 2- 2 0-0 PK TP 4 8 2 n 2 1.1 2 7 3 3 0 0 4 2 2 0 Total! 34-1 5 38-22 FT 11-7 4-3 4-3 2-1 2-1 1-0 n-2 0-0 0-0 Ashland it; Hess n-a U. Tcpper 8-4 1-amh 5-3 Pierce fi-l Ltnctley 0-4 IJ. Tcpper B-2 Cotton 4-1 Polk 0-0 Samuclaon ....0-0 Total! 41-U 21-17 Stevens anrl Itinchcart PF 5 3 3 4 LINKUPS: Mrnlnrd .V! KcnKla 4. r.nvart n. Knlpht 5. Allen 2. Edmonds 4. Stockman 6. Wlmoorley .1. Wvatt 2. Muller 4. Whcrely 3. Davis. Ilin- ntan. lurpin 3, rtnnorson 4. uisun, lirown. drama rasa .VI mct.orinacK Newman II. Ireland tl. Hock 3. Newland 2. Toinlinson. Duchlcn 2. Swoaringen 2. Ramsey 1. Hedrick Green Tips McLoughlin's Black Hedrick Green tripped Mo Lniighlin Block 26 to 22 in a Mcdford seventh grade hoop fray on Friday. 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Pin Fe..th r IR-IR Cotatre Huhhard 3R Sfuke ttit 1K-aii 3 Uuh i. rntheri. 41? Onr Pin illl-llt I . Jotce Kroiia 4ii3 Kathenne I ampe ?M ,re (iolHrn 171 Marv Hull 7M, Rot k tug IMim Hornet 9th Takes Tilt ford, with a good running per formance, rambled over Mon ument 72 to 31 in a Friday ninth grade basketball game. Bruce Bcrlrand tabulated 17 markers and Mike Farth ing 13 for Hedrick. Logan scored 14 for Monument. lledrick's quarter differ ences were 23 to 10, 29 to 21 and 52 to 27. LINKl'I'S llrilrlrk 11 Damn fi. Cranston :t. HcrtiAnrl 17. Farlhtne l.'t. Schwtnler . Puhl 4. Bavhaa .V Hurt 'i. nlarkliam. Hraincrn 4. M(-ra 2. Mi'Cardrll. Ctllins 10 .Mitniimrm .11 Mnrgnn. I.ncan U. llitmhlin :t. l.alhron. Hrarillc 8. Whilr. Convrrtc i. Uickcraun. South GP Cops Mat Encounter South Oranls Pass was 27 to 23 winner Friday over McLouKhlin in ninth grade wrestling. Each team posted five wins in individual match es. South picked up forfeit wins in two weights. HIM'l.TS: tin Mrl.miRhlin fortritrn to South: !R MrLouchlln forlntcn to Soulh; lOli l)it Hr-rrv. S. tier. Mill Stamps. M. i-2: 11. Ron Davta. S. rlnnril Morris Chamberlain. M. 1st; .t Larry Crow!. M. ptnnrrl Dolt llarl. S. 2ml; CIO Olto Rvn. M, ninnril Mike Cook. S, 1st: Kit; Hal rManrilrr, S. tier. (,rnrgr Pumais, M 3-1; 141 Paul lli-iku nil. S. (Ire .Inn llrllinca M. 11-7: US Don (Jllrs. M. pnined Mike Bober. S 1st; U7 ilave Sanloril M. pinned null Thomas S. Isl: 111H .lohn Pruill. M. tie,- nmnoii Wvteh imIv, s. 7-tl; unlinnlcd Iteums Cninplon, S. de, Dnvr Wrlcht. R-ii; Klont Svore: Soulh 27, Mr l.oliKlilln 3 IMIIIIITIIIN ,M I'rllKS: 1L';1 - llrut'e Mover. M. pinnerl Tod Powers, Isl; Lln -Netl Vaslev, S pinned ll'llph Harris, M, ;lid; l'lli-.terrv Pelerson. S, dee Ted llenneil, M. 12-t: 1 til - lien Ta lor, M. pinned Mike Hillis. S, .Ird; I I IS - Hon Mitchell, M pinned Sum (Slandley. S Isl. 11.8 Croft I Sitilhoa M, dec Jesse Garrison. S, ti-.Y I Velma 31.11. 0, v llnll k i he- Anglers Reminded To Return Cards Portliind Salmon and sterl- head anyJiTs are i-rniindrd by the K'tiiie ciimniissiou that the lime is nt hand to relurn their 1!'H2 salmon and steelhead punch cards. Outlets or fish ing and hunting liernves have I been provided with boxes in which the cards mav be ' placed. The expired punch cuds may also be mailed directly j to the coinniissloli at It). 14 Southwest Alder si. in Tort land Information recorded on the punch ranis is used to esii mate the tolal annua catch of salmon and strelhcad as well as Hie i-itch distribution by j stream The law reiiii'cs that the punch cards be returned regardless of whether or not the holder caught salmon nr Ftcclhcud during the vcar, r bucket but Lyman Keisecker blasted through to break up the threat. Bauer had opportunity to win the fracas when he was awarded the free toss on Miles' last foul. He missed and Lowery grabbed the re bound. Mcdford played for one good shot In remaining regular time. A long try by Neathamer bounced off the rim with two seconds left. GP headed 18 to 12 at the quarter after a starting Med ford lead. The Tornado pull ed up but could not get on lop until Neathamer hit on a fast break for 31 to 30 with 1:45 to go in the half. That was the halftime score. The Tornado worked to a 48 to 41 gap in the third quarter but led just 48 to 45 when the stanza ended. Lead Switches Grants Pass regained the; lead at 49 to 48 on free heaves by Pippin. A Miles pusher from the side and his gift throw made it 51 to 49 for Medford. Pippin put in another free toss and Lind quist a rebound goal for GP 52 to 51. Barnes' pusher with four minutes to play restored the lead for Medford. But, Pippin cached a drive for 54 to 53 GP. A Miles juniper was countered by a Bauer under the hoop recovery goal. GP headed 56 to 55. Lowery made one of three tries from the foul stripe to tic up the conflict. Sparlin and Miles traded long jump push shots for the 58-all count. Miles, who acquired his fourth personal in the early second canto and sat until the fourth quarter, was a bundle of fiery energy when he re turned to the floor. Forde was assessed his fourth foul mid way in the third quarter a minute after the fourth charg ed to Mitchell. Mcdford statistics showed it with 22 goals in 55 shots for an even .4110 average and 40 rebounds. Grants Pass fig ures were 21 of 66 for .318 from the field and 46 re trieves. Jack Forde had nine rcbourds and Neathamer and Stockton each eight. mix: Mrdfcirll Ffi Mllehell .. 7-2 Neathamer l(t-4 Korde .1-4 Barnes B-4 Milea 11-4 Salvera 0-0 Dedlev 7-4 Vowell 0-0 Lowerv .... 2-0 Stockton .... 1-0 FT Itrh. rFTP fl-.l 1 S 0 2-1 10-3 1- 1 2- 1 1-0 1-1 0-0 DEATH CALLS Rogers Hornsby, all-time baseball great, died al Chicago, 111., on Saturday. He had been a hos pital patient since Dec. 9. A hospital spokesman said death apparently was caused by a heart attack. Hornsby suf fered a stroke last month while recuperating from surg ery for cataracts. (UPI) Friends, Eastwood, St. Luke's Victors Friends, Eastwood Baptist and St. Luke's Methodist won opening games Thursday in the adult church basketball league. The Friends beat Sacred Heart Catholic 53 to 48. B. Bromley had 23 points for Sacred Heart and E. Cooper 14 for the winners. Noahro got 12 points as Eastwood took Ascension Lutheran 38 to 20. Anderson had five for Lutheran. St. Luke's beat First Assembly of God 48 to 23 with D. Ford getting nine points. Kemper put in nine also for Assembly. Prep Basketball tB'tdP.l" .nu-rnatlon.. Briuon 58. Madison 51 Lincoln 43. Roosevelt 40 Washington 31. Grants 46 Marshall 56. Jefferson 44 Franklin 46. W'lson 44 Bcavcrton 63. Hillboro 37 Central Catholic o3. Centennial 4Aitori 75. Clackamas 51 Sunset 55. David Douglas 31 Milwaukie 44. Greiham 23 Corvalhs 61. Dallas 28 South Eusene 77. South Salem 60 Albany 81. Springfield 62 Lebanon 67. Newport 50 North Eugene 54, North Salem 38 Cottage Grove 56. Sweet Home 31 Coquille 59. North Bend 48 Grants Pass 62. Medford 60 fo.t.) Klamath Fails 52. Ashland 51 Baker 43. Madras 30 La Grande 68, Prinevillc 31 Pendleton 79. Milton-Freewater 41 The Dalles 56, Redmond 51 Hernusion 73. Bend 58 Warren 56. Neah-Kah-Nie 47 Seaside 65. Banks 34 . Vernonia 57. Rainier 24 Da v ion 40, Concordia 37 Philomath 49, Yamhill-Carlton 43 Ncstucca 36, Willamina 41 Sheridan 53. Salem Academy 41 Sherwood 47. Ainity 44 Mt. Angel 40. Woodburn 38 ' Stayton 49. North Marion 31 Canby 76. Cascade 50 Central 80. Gcrvais 39 Serra Catholic 59. Scio 31 Waldport 43. Bandon 31 Pleasant Hill 81. Crcswell 36 . Harrisburg 41, McKenzie 40 Junction City 67. St, Francis 44 Drain 52. Onkridge 30' Elmira 63. Central Linn 28 Suthcrlin 46, Oakland 44 Myrtle Point 38. Douglas 52 Yoncalla 46. Riddle 41 Canyonville 46. Glendale 42 St. Mary's 32. Sacred Heart 46 Illinois Valley 75. Phoenix 44 Fagle Point 32. Lakeview 51 Henley 73. Rojtue River 42 Pacific 37. Gold Beach 33 Sherman 5f. Grant Union 58 Burns 39. Maupin 53 Pilot Rock 64. Umatilla 34 Vale 58. Parma (Idaho) 40 Nyssa 41. Meridian (Idahoi 38 Portland Christian 43. Corbett 41 tot.) Star of the Sea 63, Knappa 58 Tillamook Catholic 67, Jewell 44 Washington Deaf 72, C a 1 1 1 n Gable 17 Prairie City 48. Monument 42 Coburg 51. Mohawk 37 Glenwood (Wash.) 46, Mosier 32 Al'ca 44. Monroe 40 Crow 55. Festfir 47 Lowell 70. Triangle Lake 23 Weston 54. Helix 45 Inne 65. Stanffeld 23 Riverside 51, Echo 35 McEwcn 73, Umapine 31 Caveman Grapplers Win Over Medford Strong Grants Pass thump ed Mcdford high 35 to 11 in varsity wrestling here on Friday night. Medford grapplers took three decisions and drew in another bout. GP won eight individual contests and took another by forfeit. Tom Owens, Medford 138 pounder, wrestled his best of the season to gain a 4-all draw with Art Amberg. Mike Orr, of the Tornado, was sharp in taking his 115-pound bout 5-0 from Jerry Condray. Tom Metz, 168, recorded a revers al in the closing moments and held Terry Isabell down for a 6-5 nod for Medford. Jeff Hardrath, unlimited, shaded his GP rival 1-0 as Terry Shores played keep away. In the 98-pound class Dave Vancil, Grants Pass, was de clared winner by forfeit be cause Rick Orr was over weight. The two wrestled any way with Vancil scoring a de cision. Orr had worked out earlier in the day in effort to make the weight. Don Bailey, 106, and Pat Edgcrton. 157, both of Grants Pass, scored the only varsity pins. Grants Pass took the junior varsity program 33 to 3. Vanity results: P8 Dave Vancil, CP. won by forfeit over Rich Orr, M. (over wciajhtt. 106 Don Baltey. CP. pinned Rod Smith. M. 3rd. 115 Mike Orr. M, dec. Jerry Condray, CP. S-0. 123 Dick Penny, CP, Dec. Mike Miller, M, 7-1. 130 Bucky Vancil. GP, dec. John Swartsfage. M. 8-2. 136 Tom Owena. M. drew with Art Ambers. CP. 4-4. 141 Doue Van Gor- .,, GP, dec. George McNair. M. 6-0. 148 Tom Dean. GP. dec. Frank Williams. M. 4-2. 157 Pat Edgerton. GP. pinned Ray Lauritzen. M. 2nd. 168 Tom Metz. M, dec. Terry lfiabell, GP. 6-5. 178 Jerry Cole. GP, dec. Terry Winetrout. M. 4-2. 191 Bob Lindeman. GP. dec. Mike Mayfield. M. 10-4. Unlimited Jeff Hardrath. M. dec. Terry Shores, GP, 1-0. J. V. MATCHES: 106 Dennis Crow, GP, dec. Jlin Marra, M. 2-1. 115 Russell Smith. M, dec. Jerry Ballingcr, GP, 6-0. 123 Mike Furlong, GP. pinned Mike Horton. M, 2nd. 130 Pete Hardin, GP, dec. Steve Hall. M. 7-0. 148 Dave Crenshaw. GP. pin ned Tom Gilman. M, 3rd. 157 Don Bishop. GP. pinned Earl Dalton. M. 1st. 168 Chuck Meek, GP, dec. Tim Brown. M. 4-3. 178 Chuck Fuller. GP, dec. Brian Petersen. M. 8-2. 101 Bill Koeser, GP. dec. Jim Jones. M, 4-2. Unlimited Garry Burroughs. GP, dec. Larry McGammon. M. 7-1. SOIBL Tilt On Monday A single game on Monday and two on Wednesday are planned this week in lh Southern Oregon Independent Basketball league. Grants Pass will play John Wheeler Logging at 8 p.m. on Monday at McLoughlin gym here. Wednesday action at Mc Loughlin will match Sambo'l restaurant and Drew's Man store. Glendale will vie at Grants Pass. Both games are billed for 8 p.m. In the only league game played Samob's beat Glendale last week. Truax Quintet Subdues Rooks Corvallis-IUPII-Truax AAU of Corvallis, with former Gon zaga star Bob (Pudgy) Hunt scoring 27 points, po-.ted a 63 51 basketball victory over the Oregon State Rooks here Fri day night. Larry Enos topped the Rooks' scoring with 16. Gold Rey Fish Count WKKK KNDING JAN. J: Silver salmon None Winter run steelhead 7 FULL SEASON Silver salmon 457 slnre Oct. 25. Winter run steelhead 810 since Nov. 16. PLAYERS SIGNED San Francisco-iUPIi-The San Francisco Forty Niners. Sat urday signed two collegiate captains to 1063 National Football League contracts -backs Mike Lind of Notre Dame and Rodger McFarland of Kansas. COSTS LESS THAN OWNING! SOUTHERN OREGON LEASE CO. See Jim Coleman at Crater Lake Motors Bldg. 6TH & FIR MEDFORD Ph. 773-7591 COUNT DOWN BONUS MOTOR OVERHAUL DELUXE RING and VALVE ON ALL MAKES Wzxm tow mji5o As S"V NOTHING DOWN! $2s per Week With Your Good Credit Grater Lake Motors, Inc. Between 6th & Main on Fir Phone 773-7591 Tlllals .13-22 32-1S 40 26 60 (irallla Pass Shepard Pippin Lindquist Sparlin KriKCcker Rrtlrllclt Bauer Hutchina Tulals Rclcrees- fi-2 ln-ti 6- 2 4-3 0- 0 7- 7 1- 0 0-0 PP TP 1 2 U-21 34-211 20 Dawes and Sutphin. Public Hearing January 11 on Fishing Rules Portland-Oregon sportsmen arc advised that the sport fish ing regulations for the 1963 season will be open for dis cussion at a public hearing Friday, Jan. 11, at the game commission's Portland head quarters, 1U34 Southwest Al der st. The meeting is sched uled to convene at 10 a.m. During the hearing winter and summer regulations for all game fish will be considered. Following a Iwo-wcek interval and publication of tentative rules, a second hearing will be called on Friday, Jan. 25. Al the second healing the game commission will adopt the final angling regulations for the 1863 season. All persons arc invited to attend the regulations hearing. Junior Rifle Club To Start Mcdford Junior Rifle club will start its 1063 shooting season on Monday, January 7 at 7:3(1 pin. at the indoor range al the comer on East Vilas id. near Crater Lake highwiiy. All active members will be gin shooting nil Monday. New members will undergo safety training classes before they will be allowed to shoot, ac cording lo Clyde Richmond, the chief instructor. GREEN FACES SURGERY I'haltanoiig.i, Tenn. - it'PT -Johnny Green, who started the l!'62 season as the New York Titans' No I) quarter back and finished it as the No. I Unal caller, underwent surgery to collect a knee in jury this week end at Erlanger hospital. Green is a former I'mver.sily of Chatt a n o o g a star. METAL WORKS BL3.1LL Commercial InduiM! fUndrnhJl Sbfft Mm.il Wotfc ; Suinlett. GaUainiird and Copper Fathncation 2287 West Main PHONl 772.4440 liVl0 ''it; for GO-GO-GO IPMP, o o o o o DRINK PLENTY OF MiniLM It takes real energy end stamina to spend a day in the snow, skiing or sledding . . . but this fine milk, in the tile, unbreak able, disposable Pure-Pack carton, has all the vitamins, minerals and proteins you need. Get double bonus in Jorgensen't milk taste and health in every carton! Cream in every drop . . . pep in every glass) TOPS IN TASTE! O Mm MltfCSO, OtfSOM ' ' Tor Fine ihiirij Products Ask tor ovtfcnscns v