Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 20, 1963, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Textg g SUNDAY, JANUARY 20. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON ' MedforpJS&Tribunb siPCDinnrs MAPLECOURT MANEUVER M e d 1 0 r d uelson (21), Howard Johnson (33) and John high's Jack Lowery takes a ballet-like leap Polk. Medford won 76-41. The Medford tri- in Friday night basketball game with Ash- umph was marked by torrid shooting from land. Looking on are Ashland's Dean Sam- field and free line. MH Jay vi Soph Top ee, Quints Bruins Medford high .Junior var sity and sophomore basket ball teams both triumphed , over their Ashland counter parts Friday night. The Tornado jayvees were victors by 63-34 on the Hed- rick floor and the sofhs took the Bruins 65 to 38. Medford's jayvees romped away in the final peiiod. The score was tied 10-all at the quarter. The Tornado headed 24 to 16 at the half and 40 to 29 with three quarters gone. Don Kaengla put in 15 points for Medford and Ron Edmonds 12. Ron Boyce had 10 for Ashland. The local sophs had 15 to 8. 38 to 19 and 49 to 27 pe riod advantages. Rick Hass man was high for Medford with 14 markers. Jim Conklin totalled 11 for . the Ashland ers. JAYVER t.lNEOPS: Ashland 34 Rhodes 3. Sullivan 6. Hamhy 8, Harder, Boyce 10. Jury a. Suaee, Thompson, Manx 2, Adams. Medford S3 Kengla IS. Enyarl 4. Knight 2. Allen 3. Edmonds 12, Wlmberlev 4. Mullen 2. Wherely 4. Davis 8, Turpin 8, Anders. Olson, Brown 3. SOPH LINKUPS: Ashlsnd 38 Prtca 8, Conklin , 11, Uruber 6. Alherlon 3, Johnson e, CKwau o, riaray, uusceue. Medford US Flanders .1. Blek. ler 10. Hassmfln 14, Rupp 8. Cox 9, Wallace 1, Woolon 4. Newland 8. wnirua 2. nooi, nuicn. urennan a. l-oliard 7, f osDury. pj 0 Stop-O-Mattc Brake lining In stalled on all 4 Wheels WHILE YOU WAIT! Easy terms. Brake Specialist for 23 years. Phone 779-1966 NATIONAL ll BRAKE CENTER 1216 North Court una ran Tornadoes Blister Ashlanders 76-41 SOUTHERN OREGON CONFERENCE STANDINGS (As or Friday) W L Granls Pass 3 1 Craler 3 1 Klamath Falls 2 2 Medford 2 2 Ashland 0 4 Pet. .7.10 .7.10 .300 .300 .000 Hoop hemps were scorched and maplcboards blistered here Friday night when the torrid shooting Medford High school basketball aggregation overran Ashland's Grizzlies 76 to 41 in the Southern Ore gon conference. Medford, hot from both the field and the free toss line, established a bulging lead with a sizzling first period and commanded the third and fourth quarters to record its second victory In four confer ence conflicts. Ashland suf fered its fourth league defeat without a taste of triumph. The Black Tornado, which opened up with a .545 first panel from the field, hit .516 for the game. It fired .800 from the free stripe. Twelve field goals from 22 shots, plus a gift toss gave the Hurricanes a 25 to 7 first quarter margin. The Grizzlies lust never were a threat. They did outscore the Mcdtoras IB to 17 In the second, quarter and they bid. as the second half got underway. But' the Whirlwind surged to a 23 point spread in the late third quarter and won going away in the fourth, . Ford Has 19 Thirty-six points at 75 to 39 was 'the widest span between the teams. Halftime score of the skirmish was 42 to 25. Third quarter count was 56 to 33. Jock Forde tossed in 19 points for Medford. Dan Miles flipped in 13 and Dick Dcfflcy 12. Forde grabbed 11 re bounds and teammate Jim Hill 10. Detflcy and Larry Vowell tor the first time had Tornado starting roles. With Forde, Hill and Miles they formed a well-knit combination. Along with bolstering the Tornado offensive punch, they teamed with Miles in harassing the Grizzlies in their back court and came up with steals that bulwarked the Medford domi nation. Dale Tcppcr was the mtiin force for the Grizzlies who rolled well In spots but with no consistency. Topper had 14 LININGER'S READY-MIX CONCRETE Heated, Radio I Dispatched Service Buy ... LININGERS Phone 773-7555 or 664-1217 points and did some fine work beneath the hoops. Ashland ,339 While the Medfords were throwing in 32 field shots in 62 attempts, Ashland collected but 18 in 53 for .339. In im proved free shooting the Tor nadoes sank 12 of 15. Ashland with the same number of tries put in five. Medford's statis tics showed a reboundine dif ference of 39 to 27. The Tornado ot Coach Frank Roclandt tossed in four field buckets for an 8 to 0 Jump before the Ashlanders of Mentor George Kcil got a point. The goals came on a Hill rebound, a long pusner by Deffley, a base line shot by Forde and Miles' fine fake and drive. " Margins of 23 points at 40 to 17 and 42 to ltf were held by the late second quarter. men, Mike Cotton dunked a rebound shot and Rick Pierce hit on a corner shot and a long pusher against non starter Mcdfordites to narrow down the count. MHS Pulls Away Halftime spread of 17 points slipped to lb points at the stun of the third quarter, forde opened the second half with u last break goal ott a vowell pass. Topper matched tlie bucKet with one from the base line. Hill hit a close in shot and Topper countered lrom tiie slot. Howard John son tallied on an Ashland break with Tcppcr providing the asist. The score was 46 to 31. . But Medford pulled away on a pair of basnets by Def fley, a swipe and drive by Vowell, a tip in by Hill and glftcrs by Miles and Forde. The Tornado stretched to 56 to 31. During one Ashland dry spell in the concluding period, Mcdlord, carrying the battle, put in 13 points. Doth teams 1 unshed with reserves as Couches Roeliindt and Kcil cleared their benches. While the Medford bulge wus wide, Ashland did not go down without a scrap. Bruin miscucs, sonic resultant, of Medford pressing, were dam aging to the Ashlanders as the lurnudo established its coil' trol. HON: Ashland rli FT Kb. PK Tl' Totlon 3-1 0-0 3 1 II D. Tcppcr 12-8 4-11 9 4 It Lamb 7-1 fierce 7-J Hess 1-t Undlcy 3-1 Johnson 6-2 G. Tcppcr 3-0 Samuelson 3-1 Morris 8-1 Polk o-O Rhodes 0-0 Trust 3-1 Watts 0-0 Leaders Stay Put In Rogue Circuit 3- 1 0- 0 4- 3 1- 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 0- 0 1- 0 ToUlt 11-11 11-1 11 II 41 Mrdford FQ Ilcfflcy 1 2 (1 Fordo I.vn HIM 11-3 Miles 8-0 VoHCll NcHthsnicr .... 8-3 Mitchell o-tl Salvers 1-0 Hrne 1-1 SlooMon 0-0 llotlalon 1-1 l.owerv 1-0 Parlialas 1-0 Rcid ... 1.0 FT lib. I'F Tl' 10 8 l-l II 3-3 10 3 1 I I 1-1 0- 0 2- 3 1- 1 3- 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-1 0-0 3-2 ROGUE LEAGUE STANDINGS: ,Aa nt Fririavl W ' I- Pet. Henley .-. 5 0 1.000 Essie Point 4 1 J100 Lakeview 4 1 .800 St. Mary s 2 3 .510 Illinois Valley 2 3 .500 Phoenix 1 4 .200 Rogue River 0 5 .000 Sacred Heart 0 3 .000 Henley -maintained its un defeated leadership, Eagle Point and Lakeview remained deadlocked in second place and Illinois Valley knotted with St. Mary's high for sec ond place through the out come of Friday night's Rogue league basketball games. Henley,, despite the absence from the lineup of 6-7 Kent Gooding, ran up the score on Sacred Heart 64 to 33. Eagle Point trimmed Phoenix 59 to 55, Lakeview held off St. Mary's 56 to 55 and Illinois Valley downed Rogue River. Mike Beymcr with 21 points. Earl Allbritton with 18 points and 11 rebounds and Charley Thompson with 10 retrieves took up the slack for Henley as Gooding sat out because of a cold. The Hornets led 13 to 7, 25 to 17 and 46 to 29 at the quarters. They shot 45 per cent from the field and out-rebounded the Trojans 40 to 23. Marv Davis scored 17 for Sacred Heart. Rebounding led by 6-4 Den nis Warren helped Lakeview to its verdict over St. Mary's The Medford school lagged by just three points after three stanzas but couldn't catch the Honkers in the stretch. Lake view had 13 to 8, 33 to 24 and 42 to 39 period bulges. War ren scored 21 points and Larry Samples 15 for the Honkers. For the Crusaders Jim Calhoun contributed 18. Eagle Point took the lead on Phoenix at 37 to 36 on Frank Charley's free tosses with 2:16 left in the third quarter and stayed in front by wavering margins. The Eagles headed 45 to 40 going into the last quarter but saw eight point differences nar row down to three points at 54 to 51 and 58 to 55. Charles Pomcroy with 27 markers and 17 retrieves was the big gun of the Eagles. Richard Short cleared 21 rei bounds at EP paced on the boards 54 to 31. Duane Whaley bulwarked the league's defending titlists with good defense and ball handling. John Barker had 16 points for Phoenix and Mike Consbruck nine rebounds. Eagle Point shot .400 from the field on 22 of 55 to .339 by Phoenix on ,19 of 56, In a game in which 46 fouls were called, Phoenix lost four starters, Dave Johnson, Jon Granby, Barker and Cons bruck, on Infractions. Eagle Point was on top 15 to 10 at the quarter and 30 to 22 at the half. The Eagles broke an 8 to 6 Phoenix lead with nine straight points as Pomcroy swished four buck ets. In the second quarter the Eagles up to 20 to 10 but the Pirates came back to 110 the count at 20-all with the help of Barker's three goals. After Whalcy's field bucket was matched by Rick Bolz's gift crs. the Eagles pulled In front on Pomcroy's seven points. Phoenix went Into the lead 34 to 32 in the third quarter as Barker, Consbruck, John son and Bolz combined. Pom croy's free heave and Short's basket made It 35 to 34 for EP. Johnson's jumper put Phoenix ahead once more at 36 to 35. In the final seconds of the third quarter Consbruck hit a 30-foot Jumper and EP's Jack Straus came buck with a 50 foot cast that zoomed through the hoop. IV had 11 to 6, 27 to 17 and 46 lo 33 quarter spreads oh Rogue River, otitshot the Chiefs .385 to .236 from the field and beat them In re bounds 42 to 29. Charles Ver- stecg had 23 points for the Cougars and Darryl Gcllcrt 11. Gust Schcf strom scored 11 forRR. In jayvce games Illinois Valley won 49 to 36, Phoenix 50 to 43 and Henley 40 to 28. Rogue River's Lee David had 20 points and IV's Tom Pickle 13. Bob Corliss shot 21 for Eagle Point and Dale Sauer and Dan Beeson each nine for Phoenix. Phoenix had a 24 to 20 midway lead. LINKUPS: nosue River 43 Davidson S. Schcfstrom 11; O'Brien 8. Salter 9, Frantz l, Powell 3. David 1. LeRoy 2. Palmerton 3, Pentecost X Cooper. Illinois Valley 66 Vcrstccl 23. Thornhill 8. R. Martin 7. Ccllert 11. Baumgardner 5. Kentfield 4, G. Martin 3. McNaught 8, Nicholson 3, Pickle. Henley 84 AUbrltton 18. Thompson 8. Beymer 21. Young 8. Renins 2. Blelby 1. Schiro 8, Rand 2, Johnson. Sanders. Sacred Heart 33 Krok 8. Miller 4. LeBcau 6. Davis 17. Mllani. Cor sen, MarUnez, Van Camp. 8t. Mary's 55 Calhoun 18. Naumea 3. Stlnson 3. Corliss 18, Young. Batzer 8, Roberts 3. Lakeview 36 Steward 1. Leahy S. Warren 31. Samples 15, Plate 6, Williams 8, Melsner, Sullivan. Eagle Point 59 Pomeroy 27, Short 10, Llnder 3, Boatwright 7. Whaley 3, Strauss 5, Corliss, Char ley 6. Phoenix 55 Johnson 10. Granby 2, Barker 17. Bolz 11, Consbruck 7. Hawkina 3, Hill 3, Wallace 5. Sauer. Basketball FRIDAY COLLEGE RESULTS United Prei International EAST Cornell 78, Pennsylvania 76 ' -Princeton SB. Columbia 63 WEST Glendale 68, Pasadena 57 Montana St. S3. Idaho St. 47 Air Force 66. Montana U. 6a Oregon 60, Washington St. 51 Stanford 97, Washington 48 Oakland 512, San Mateo 42 Nevada 77. Portland 69 Alameda St. 76. Cal Poly (SLO) 68 Southern Ore. 66. Portland St. SO Oregon Col. 08, East. Oregon 70 Lfnfleld 77. Pacific 76 Seattle 00, Gonzaga 59 Cal West. 76. S. Diego Marinei 74 San Diego St. 84. Whltticr 81 PeDoerdine 89. Japan Steel and Tube 47 CAHPER Tournament Wcstmont 75. Sacramento St. 71 Cal Poly (Pomona) 80. Pasadena 75 Prep Basketball FRIDAY (IAMBS United Press International ' Cleveland 63, Marshall 60 David Doualaa 67. Central Cath olic 65 fot) Wilson 89. Benson 88 (2 ot) Franklin 50, Lincoln 31 Hillsboro 55, C res ham 54 (ot) Jeffenon 61. Grant 45 Astoria 46, Beaverlon 45 Clackamas 57, Sunset 53 Tillamook 45. St. Helens 38 Oregon City 39, New berg 21 Lake Oswego 63. West Linn 54 Pnrkrose 65. Jesuit 53 Mol alia 77. Silvcrton 55 North Salem 33. Lebanon 41 South Salem 62. Corvallis 44 Albany 56. Sweet Home 52 North Eugene 69, Thurston 36 Cottage Grove 5ft. Marshfield 56 South Eugene 68. North Bend 43 Medford 76, Ashland 41 Madison 54. Washington 51 Sandy 68, Scappoosc 55 Redmond 54, Raker 42 McMinnville 46, Tigard ,41 Crater 59, Klamath Falli 57 (ot) Reynolds 52. Wy'cast 49 Pendleton 64. Prineville 45 Ia Grande 30, Bend 41 Willamette 53. Roscburg 47 Hcrmiston 66. The Dalles 58 Ontario 43, Nyssa 35 Vale 35. Emmet t 30 Vernonia 53, Noah-Kah-Nie 41 Warrenton 65. Banks 41 Concordia 60. Clatskanie 44 North Catholic 57. Rainier 36 Hood River 64. Estacada 42 Nestucca 52. Yamhill-Carlton 43 Philomath 50, Salem Academy 30 Willamina 54. Amity 40 Dayton 36. Sheridan 35 Woodburn 65. Sclo 37 Mt. Angel 64. Stay ton 56 Scrra Catholic 70. Cascade 47 Ashland Quints Tip Monument AshlHiid Ashland Junior high ninth grade hoopmen ran their season standing to 5-1 on Friday with a 54 to 20 decision over Monument. The Lithia city club topped 29 to 8 at halftime. Dave Lewis scored 13 points and Ross Coldwcll 10 tor the Cubs and Logan had 10 for Mon ument. Ashland's eighth was, 38 lo 28 victor. Ashland also took two sev enth grade tussles. Keith Gar rett's team won 24 to 18 and Dick Copple s 7 to 13. i n 3 ooo 3 0 3 3 o I Tolals , , (t-j: is-i 19 u Shrine Game On August 10 Portland -il'rli- The Shrin cr's all-star high school foot ball game will be played at Multnomah Stadium here Aug. 10. Officials of (he game be tween the Metropolitan and State all-star teams announced Ihe date Krnlay. Bob Hull of Jefferson, head coach of the Metropolitan team, and Fred Splegclberg of Medford. head roach of the State squad, will hold meet ings in Portland Feb. 2 to se lect the players for their 27 man teams. r COUNT DOWN BONUS MOTOR OVERHAUL DELUXE RING and VALVE ON ALL MAKES 50 2 low SG2 As QQ $250 NOTHING DOWN! ptr Wttk With Your Good Crtdit Crater Lake Motors, Inc. BitwMn 6th I Main en Fir Phont 773-7591 Koch Records 16 for Pilots Reno, Ncv. - UPD - Sopho more center Bill Robinson scored 25 points to lead Nev ada to a 77-69 basketball vic tory over Portland here Fri day night. The teams meet again tonight. 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