MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
SUNDAY. JANUARY 111. 1963
HINK FIRES Southern Oregon's Larry fails In attempt to block the try. SOC'
Hink lets fly with a long shot for two Dave Hughe? (43) and Brad Flanary (in
points in Friday night Oregon Collegiate foreground), along with Wolves' Lloyd
conference basketball game with Oregon Cole (IS), Parrell Brandt and Bob Marr
college at Ashland. Toby Wolf of OCE (51), watch the action. OCE won, 61-55.
OCE Wolves Bounce
SOC Hoop Quintet
Ashland - Oregon College
of Education's Wolves skinn
ed by the Raiders of Southern
Oregon Friday night in a hard
fought 61-55, Oregon Collegi
ate Conference basketball bat
tle on the SOC Court.
Southern Oregon started the
game by holding their own
with the class ball handling
Wolves for the first few min
utes, but before the first quar
ter came to a close OCE had
gained a small lead. Oregon
college's scrappers held their
thin margin through most of
the first period. Near the end
nf the initial half, Southern
Oregon missed a shot and also
lost the ball, giving the down
state men several opportuni
ties to score. After capitaliz
ing on the scoring chances,
OCE held a six point margin
over the Raiders for the re
mainder of the half. At the
horn it was Wolves 32 and
SOC, 26.
After a rest period the
visitors came on the floor
strong as ever, but Southern
Oregon had a tough time find
ing the basket. Using the Rai
ders cold stretch, the Wolves
banked in a number of quick
ies to gain a sizeable lead be
fore the locals could retaliate.
Fighting to keep SOC alive,
Dave Hughes cut loose with
'wo shorties and five straight
free throws. He also brought
down five rebounds during
the half in a backboard strug
gle with Toby Wolf of OCE.
Wolf hit four field goals and
two free throws for eight
points. In addition, he won
the rebounding match with
Hushes by battling down sev
en keepers.
The Raiders crept within
four points of OCE in the clos
ing minutes, but went Into a
full court press and commit'
ted a number of fouls which
set them back again. At the
final buzzer Southern Oregon
had matched the wolves in
score for the period but hadn't
produced the steam to recover
their first half deficit.
SOC FG FT PF TP
Hughes 14-3
Hink 15-5
Flanary 14-4
ShulU 9-4
Hill 2-0
Franks 3-1
Kiscr 6-a
Lewcllyn 1-J
12-1
4- 3
0-0
5- 3
0-0
fl-0
2-1
4-11
Totals 4-10 21-15 25
PF
2
4
5
3
1
1
1
OCR
WoU ...
Marr ...
Rankin
Brandt .
Cole
Curry
Hanson ,.......,. 1-0
Morton 0-0
Newton 0-0
Price 0-0
Read 2-0
FG
11-7-
-5
11-3
.....12-
2-0
4-1
4-2
7-3
4-3
4-3
1-1
1-0
0-0
0-0
3-0
Totals 12-26 41-21 20
Wheeler's
At Glendale
John Wheeler Logging,
Drew's Manstore and Glen
dale will each make two ap
pearances during the next
four games in the Southern
Oregon Independent Basket
ball league.
Wheeler's plays Glendale
this afternoon and encounters
Sambo's Restaurant at Mc
Loughlin gym here Monday
night. Drew's goes to Grants
Pass next Wednesday night
and to Glendale next Sunday
afternoon.
Drew's is 2-0 in the loop
but its game with Sambo's
has been protested. The Log
gers are 1-0.
Red Raiders
Victors in
Mat Scrap
Ashland - Led by Coach
Bob Bennett Southern Oregon
college's overpowering wrest
ling Raiders skunked the
Wolves of Oregon College of
Education 32-0 at Monmouth
Friday night.
The Raiders unchallenged
victory gave them a 3-0 sea
son record. SOC shutout the
Wolves with two forfeits, two
pins, and four one-sided deci
sions. OCE lacked contestants
in the 130 and 137- pound
classes forcing them to forfeit
these. Glen Moses scored the
fastest pin-of the night when
he matted Jim Ryan at 1:30
of the match. Moses gained
the ton individual scoring to
tal with his decision over Bill
Pitts. A number of near falls
helped him over the OCE boy
14-6. -rf.sui.ts:
123 Doug Smith, S, dec. Dale
Addle. O. 9-3.
130 Gerry Holmes, S. won by
orfcit.
137 Trentcn Douglas. S, won by
forfeit.
147 John DePlace, S. dec. Frank
Wllzcl. O, 6-3.
157 Jerry Hull, S, pinned Bill
Pllts, O. 3rd.
167 George Moses, S, dec. Tom
King. O. 14-2.
177 Glen Moses, S, pinned Jim
Ryan. O, 1st.
Heavy Jim Grush, S, dec. BJU
Alberts, O, 3-1.
DISQUALIFIES BOXER
Milan, Italy-IUPIl-ArgenUne
middleweight Jorge Fiordeli
mondo was disqualified in the
fifth round of his bout with
Giovani Biancardi of Italy
Friday night for using obscene
language. Italian referee had
warned Fiordelmpndo for
fouling and the Argentine
boxer became so enraged that
he used an obscene word
heard clearly by writers in the
press row.
JANUARY
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Bowling
BOWLING QUEENS LEAGUE
Wooden Shoe (4-0) 4. L. Hall
47T; Kims 10-4) 0. Carol uuun
77. . ,
Bamoy's (4-o 4. uei i.iir,i..i
son 530: Charm Cottage (0-4) 0,
Jean Bates 453.
Pacific Power & uigm iomi
LuclUe Cornelius 502; Reter Irull
(1-31 1. Pat Nunes 4B4.
Cal-Ore Ranches (3-11 3. Betty
Weiss 483: H. H. Lage (l-3l 1.
Colleen Baylor 502.
Security Insurance (3-11 3. Ruby
Edmonds 470; 1st National Bank
(1-31 1, C. Arnold 472.
Ruby Edmonds 192. Colleen
Baylor 197. Elsie Baker 198. 1st
National Bank 939; Wooden Shoe
2671.
RAMBLING ROLLERS
Bolton Orchids (43-251 1. Clau
dia Smith 404; Oregon Bank (26.
421 3. Pat Hague 381
Crater Television (42-231 3. Nor
ma Olulson 415; Harper s Exca
vaUon (25-43) 1, Agnes Pathman
364.
Home-Lite Chain Saws (37-311 I.
Mary Sullivan 412; Coca Cola (36
32) 3. Mary Hall 482.
Jackson County Federal (33-35)
3. Marjle Rock 443: Max-Sig Com
munications (33-35) 1, Mary
Schoonover 441.
KMPIHI LEAGUE
Stones TV 14-01 4. Jackie Wil-
.nn jaa. U..-Wu ClMnvri in.4l 0.
Joyce pjtcock 482.
Olson MacK (3-1) 3. Helen ury
417; Ren Taylor Insurance (1-3)
I, Clairt Ellison 443.
Ping's (3-11 3. Peggy Melsted
481; Winnies (1.3) 1, Jackie New
land 469.
Hlllyer Oil 18-1) S. Edith Cum
mings 493: Western Thrift 11-3) 1,
Esther Ollord 453
United Meat Products (3-1) S.
Georgia Cousins 423: Hair Snap-
ars ii-iii i, ie nurn ipi.
Oak Grove Service (3-D 3. Vir-
n i Wi ion 469: Tom Tnumn (1-4)
1, Teressa Short 444.
viith riimmint 191. Vlrsinia
Wilson and Esther Sljcltley 185;
Olson Mack 1373.
MEDLO KE(il EltETTES
(End ol lirst kali)
Die Hards (44-28) 9. Frtlila
Snodgrass 395: Alley Cats (26 19
45'.) 2. Connie Lampford 406.
Black Balls 130-431 1. Aggit
Clatti 433: Twisters (39 '.i-3 I 3,
Louiie Oreskovic 432.
Green Onions 136-36) 3. Ruth
Johnson 461; stariighters (38-311
I, Ginny Weaver 300.
1 Connie Lampford 178. Louisa
Oreskovic 165, Aggie Claltt 161;
Twisters 1806.
EARLY BIRD LEAGUE
Larry's Lineup (431i-20'il 1.
Alia Knauher 462; Enloe Electric
(37-271 3. Vicki Prlgsby 478.
Bud's EasUide Texaco '(42-22) 1,
Pal Walley 458; Rogue Valley Con
stuction (30-34) 3. Myrna Harris
460.
Newberry's 130-351 . Doris
Prica 481;' Williams Bread (20',j
3V 1. Ruth'Monlcal 437.
Moore's PaUo (35-29) 3, Meleece
Carlson 395; Raniho's Richfield
(28-381 1. Bv. St. Clair 415.
Tally Ho (34-301 1. Esther Mohr
460: Jay Allen (33-31) 3, Billle
Peck 487.
Mechanics Laundry (27-371 4.
Barbara McCardcll 460. Medford
Hotel (17-47) 0, Esther Newton
368.
Doris Smith 1B7. Doris Price 188.
Ruth Monical 184; Rogue Valley
Const. 2150.
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Japanese Mat
Match Tickets
Placed on Sale
Tickelg ar now being
told for the appearance ef
the Japanese high ichool
wrestling champions here
against Medford high wre
tiers.
The match will be at
7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan.
29, at Hedrick gym.
Ticket! ar a vajlabl from
the school end number of
linebackers f,r telling
Ihtro. Thty u ilto en !
t Lamport's Sporting
Good iter nd Birker'i
Mtn'i tier.
The eight JiPinn
champ art now on a tout
of Oregon. In addition o
ih eight bouts on the Jin.
29 program, there will b
number of oxhibitiong b
twotn mmbrs of iho Tor
nido turn.
Purposes md bontfitg of
iho tour Includ fostering ef
good will and cultural tx
charts nd imnrovomtnt ol
tho (perl.
Funds iaid during the
tour will bt usd to tend in
Oregon loom to Jinan nix!
tummr, '
Red, Blue
Teams Vie
Hugh Wright for Redi and
Dixon Kenner for the Blues
are captaing for the annual
team trapshoot today at Med
ford Oun club.
There will be bacon for
the winning team and aprons
for the losers. For the losing
team must lerve the annual
dinner.
Annual dinner and meeU
ing will be on Wednesday,
Jan.' 10, at the Jaekaon hotel.
Social hour will begin at 8:30.
The dinner ia get for 7:30
p.m. and the meeting for 8:30
p.m.
Three directora will be
elected. The board will meet
after the membership meeting
to elect officer!.
GP's Wrestlers Defeat
Crater Matmen by 48-3
Central Point Powerful
Grants Pass downed Crater
high 48 to 3 i n a wrestling
match here Friday night.
Bob Butcher recorded the
only Crater triumph against
the Cavemen who are defend
ing champs and are unmarred
as a team this year. He took
a 3 to 0 decision from Rod
Burrell at 191 pounds.
Comet coaches saw promise
for a number of their charges
despite the loss. Dennis Cor
nuptt, 178, cave Gary Bur
roughs a tough battle before
being edged 6 to S. The 4 0
Parenti on
Card Here
Thursday
ill. BBM('aaf 1buIX
LORENZO PARENT
In Tag JTeantMatch
A tag team match which
has the makings of a real
thriller will open the 1963
wrestling season at Medford
armory next Thursday night.
Rocky Columbo, the stocky
Italian from New York who
is well remembered here, will
team up with newcomer Lor
enzo Parenti of Italy against
Wild Bill Savage and sinister
Haru Sasaki in the main
event, down for an hour or
two out of three falls.
Parenti, who will come Into
the ring at 225 pounds, re
cently headlined several cards
in St. Louis, where he was
a consistent winner, before
coming to the northwest. His
youth and flashy grappling
style make him an excellent
partner for Columbo, who
had several spectacular
matches here. last fall, one of
which sent him to a local
hospital for an overnight stay.
Fans who have been asking
to see Harold (Buck) David
son of Klamath Falls in ac
tion again will get their wish
when he meets Irish Pat
O'Brien in the semi-windup,
set for 45 minutes or two out
of three falls. Davidson came
out of retirement recently to
beat Kurt Von Poppanheim
on a foul. -
One other match completes
the card, starting at 8:19 p.m.
Reserved seat tickets are on
sale at Lamport's Sporting
Goods store in Medford.
loss by Joe McCalvry, 141,
was to Doug Van Gordon, con
sidered the best Caveman
matman.
Another Comet who per
formed well as an inexper
ienced grappler against a
more seasoned foe was Dish
on Olson, 123, who lost to
Mike Furlong.
VARSITY RKSI'LTI:
118 Dave Vancil. GP. won by
forteit.
106 Don Bailey, GP, won by
forfeit.
116 Robin Jones, CP, dec. Dava
Anderson, C. 12-0.
123 Mike Furlong. GP, dec. Dl
shnn Olson. C. T-Q.
tan Hucity vancii, ur, pinnea
Dan Mi-Key, C, lsl,
136 Art Aniberg, GP, dee. Dava
UKever, C. 17-1.
141 nuue Van Gordon. GP. dee.
Joe McCalvy. 4-0.
148 Rkhard Bishop. GP, dee.
Gordon Banry. C, g-0.
107 Pat Cdgerton. ur, pinned
Steve Jorde. c. 1st. -
168 Jerry Cola, GP, pinned Ron
Boe. C, 1st.
178 Gary Burroughs, GP. dec.
Dennis Coriuitt, C, 8-5.
181 Boh Butcher, C, lea. Bod
Burrell. GP, 3-0.
Unlimited Terry Shores, GP,
pinned John Harris, C. 2nd.
McLoughlin
Trims KF
McLaughlin Junior high
won 48 to 23 in a ninth grid
basketball game with Klam
ath Fall here yesterday aft
ernoon. The Bulldogs of Medford
had U to 7, 23 to 11' and 34
to 13 quarter differences. Curt
Smith, with eight for eight
from the free line for Med
ford, wag high scorer with 12
points. Williams had eight for
the Pelican club.
Mac had an edge on the
boards against a taller foe and
shot 36 per cent from the
field.
Klamath won the Junior var
sity scrape 30 to 21 with 10
to 6, 17 to 14 and 22 to 18
period margins.
VARSITY LINEUPS:
Klamath Falls 23 D McGlnnls
1. Peterstiner 4, S. McGlnnis 4,
Scott 9, Williams 8. Barnes 2,
Tucker 1.
McLoughlin 48 Dallas 10. Byrne
8. Hale 3. Curtis 9. Smith 12, In
gram 2, Funk 2, Chambers.
JV LINEUPS:
Klamath Falls 30 Barnes A,
Gray S. Tepper, Alford 3. Tucker,
Ward 7, Farkea 3. Metier 3, Bad-ker.
McLoughlin 21 Funk 3, Johnson
8, Douglas 2. Chambers 3, Ingram
2, DurKee 2. westwood. Mowslcy 3
Flyweight Title
Is Recaptured
Bangkok, Thailand -0JPD-
Pone Klngpetch of Thailand,
skinny little man with a
long left jab, made an unprec
edented recapture of the
world flyweight crown last
night by outpointing Japan's
Masahiko (Fighting) Harada
in their return fight.
Never previously in the 112-
pound division's 53-year his
tory had anyone regained the
title.
Before 20,000 Jammed but
Jubilant fans including King
fnumipol Adulyade in the
Natlunal Stadium gymnasium,
clever Kingpetch gave a box
ing lesson to the stocky, mus
cular Harada who had knock
ed out Pone in the 11th round
of their Tokyo bout on Oct,
10, '
Central Point
Bops North GP
Central Point Central Point
eighth grade beat North
Grant! Pass 34 to 18 in basket
ball on Friday and the Point
er seventh' clipped North 38
to 17.
CP eighth had 4 to 8, 14
to 7 and 22 to 13 quarter
spans. Steve Hyerson scored
14 markers for CP and David
Bailey eight, Don Bales hail
eight for Grants Pass.
The local seventh had 8 to
4, 21 to 7 and 32 to 13 period
bulges. Doug Miller put in 16
for CP and Kirby Renfro nine.
Brant tallied 10 for North.
ATHLETE OF MONTH
Log Angeles ,-IUPP- Univer
sity of Southern California
linebacker Damon Bame to
day was named Southern Cal
ifornia's athlete of the month
for December by the Helm
Athletic foundation.
Rally Led
By Baker
Unilad Prist International
Fabulous Terry - Baker of
Oregon State today was
member of the elite handful
of super-stars who have made
it to the top In two sports
after turning In his greatest
ever performance on the hardwood.
Baker, winner of football's
Heisman Trophy as the UPI
grid star of the year, pumped
home 25 points Friday night
as Oregon State downed Stan
ford, 65-58, in the Card's gym.
It left both teams with a
9-3 record.
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Butte Falls
Wins From
Paisley
Butte Falls Neal Ellis
scored 50 points as Butte
Falls high won its eighth and
ninth basketball victories
against no losses by turning
back Paisley here 63 to 51
Friday night and 60 to 43
yesterday afternoon.
Ellis put in 26 points on
Friday and 24 on Saturday.
Butte Falls had IB to 15, 32
lo 28 and 48 quarter leads on
Friday. Swearing had 20
markers for the visiting dele
gation. On Saturday Paisley
led 11 to 9 at the quarter but
the Loggers were on top 25 to
30 and 42 to 30 at other inter
missions.
Bob Copeland, R-5 wag
strong on the boards for Butte
Falls, giving the Loggers
board control despite all-
round better Paisley height.
Mike Stratum contributed
fine defense and good ball
handling and assisting for
Butte Falls. Jim Lytle drove
well and Art Rambo provided
Strength on the base line.
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ghnwers 9. Wlrch.
Bulla Falls n Ramon 13, B.
Copeland S. Ellis 34. l.vllf 13.
Slratlon, Mitchell 4. J. Copeland
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Sacred Heart Catholic and
Friends won by wide margins
and Ascension Lutheran by
two points on Thursday in
the adult church basketball
league-
Sacred Heart trimmed East
wood Baptist 66 to 42 with
Bruce Bromley scoring 15
points, Leo Moohr put in 12
for Eastwood.
The Friends subdued First
Assembly of God 76 to 31
with Steve Isaacs contribut
ing 22 counters. Bar had 10
for First Assembly.
The Lutherans nicked St.
Luke'a Methodist. Ken Ford
totaled 20 for the Methodists
and Honsnn It for Ascension
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Mac's Eighth
Trips Hedrick
McLoughlin subdued Hed
rick 37 to 29 Friday in a scuf
fle between Medford eighth
grade teams.
In the seventh grade front
the Greens beat the Reds 18
to 12 in a battle of Hedrick
teams and the Blacks won
from the Gplds 20 to 16 at Mc
Loughlin,
In the eighth grade tilt, Mc
Loughlin broke away from a
0-all first quarter score to
margins 19 to 15 at the half
and 24 to 17 at the first quar
ter. Phil Taylor had 11 points
for Mae and Phil Haekworth
nine for Hedrick. Good re
bounding and fast breaking
paid off for the Bulldogs who
hit 46 per cent from the field
to the Hornets' 16.5.
The seventh Blacks won af
ter a 14-811 third quarter tie.
Golds led at the quarter 2 to
1 and Blacks at the half 9 to
4. Steve Wllkcns had 10
points for the Blacks and Rick
Singler six for Gold. Green
led Red 10 to 6 at halftimc.
Steve Cox put in eight for
Green and Kirby Lusk and
Marty Browne each four for
Rpd.
Eugene-rtiPD-Rcserve Chuck
Kozak hit Idaho's final four
points as the Vandals came
from behind to post a 62-61
overtime basketball win
against Oregon here Friday
night.
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Basketball
FRIDAY COLLEGE RESULTS
United Frtia International
EAST
Yale 62 Princeton fll
LaSalle 78 MmiiialUn fll
Columbia 51 Harvard 44
Pennsylvania 87 Brown 77
Perm St. 78 Colgate 70
Dartmouth vs. Cornell (ppd.,
transportation difficulties)
SOU lit
Kenturky 63 LouUlana St. 08
Tcnneasee 77 Tulane 70
VI in in i a Military 79 Richmond 77
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PLAYER STILL LEADS
' San Diego, Calif., Jan. 12
-(UPI)- Gary Player'i birdie
production dropped off Sat
urday but he (till fired a one-
under-par 70. to retain his lead
at the end nf (54 holes In the
San Diego Open Golf tourn
ament,
New Mexleo S3 Wvomlns 40
No. Dakota St. 7i So. Dakota
WKST
Arizona St. fTemDC) SB Brlaham
Young S4
uregnn hi. n.i sianinra on
So. California S Washington 61
Idaho S2 Oregon fll
Santa Clara RS Loyola 76
Nevada 6A Humboldt St. 44
S. D St. 89 Fresno St. 60 (OT)
Orange Coast 76 Chapman 71
Lewis & Clark 74 Pacific 02
Oregon Tech 75 East. Oregon 73
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