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Newspaper Page TextRETRIEVES University of Portland's Cin- Kraus (23) and Frank Peters (24). Portland's cinatus Powell (53) retrieves ball in scramble Jim Dortch (13) looks on. OSU won the' with OSU players Mel Counts (21), Jim basketball test 66-51. (UPI) Bedford Grapplers (not With Medford high's wrestlers took the last three bouts Sat urday to come from behind and tie Klamath Falls 20 to 20 in a Southern Oregon confer ence match here. The Tornado trailed 8 to 20 before Tom Metz, 168, Terry Winetrout, 178, Mike May field, 191, and Jeff Hardrath, heavyweight, gained decis ions. Each team posted six decis ions and there was one draw in the match. Neither team won a bout by a pin. Good Job The Medfords wrestled as good as they have all year ac cording to Coach Ralph Mon roe. He pointed out that "even those who lost did a good job" and that a couple of Tornadoes who lost came close to winning. Better conditioning, Mon roe indicated, was the differ ence between the tie and Med ford's earlier loss to the Pel icans. Lin Casciato, 08, was victor in wrestling his first varsity bout for Medford. Rod Smith, 106, got the other Tornado Stop-O-Matic Brake Lining In stalled on all 4 Wheels WHILE YOU WAIT! Easy terms. Brake Specialist for 23 years. Phone 779-1966 NATIONAL BRAKE CENTER 1216 North Court mm m TUESDAY THRU THURSDAY COMPLETE LUBE. $T 4 Wheel Brake Adj. I Wheel Balance Includes Weight WHEEL ALIGNMENT IT 88 Wed. thru Sat., by Appointment FREE BRAKE INSPECTION WE INSTALL: Brake Shoes, Seat Belts, Shocks, Fuel Pumps, etc. SEARS Pelicans win and Mike Orr, 115, Med ford, drew with Jim McClung, KF. Klamath winners were Grant Humphrey, John Stil well, Tom Miles, Ron Head, Paul Wilso and Ron Hitch cock. Klamath came out on top 26 to 19 in the preliminaries. VARSITY RESULTS: 98 Lin M, Casciato dec. Mike Christy, KF. 0-2. 106 Rod Smith, M, dec. Dave Davis, KF . 7-2. 115 Mike Orr. M, drew Jim McClung, KF, 7-7. 123 Grant Humphrey, KF, dec. Mike Horton, M, 9-1. 130 John StilweU. KF, decs. Steve Hall, M. 1-0. 136 Tom Miles, KF. dec. Tom Owens. M. 7-2. 141 Ron Head, KF, dec. George. McNalr. M. 4-0. , 148 Paul Wilson, KF, dec. Fred Graten. M. 10-0. 157 Ron Hitchcock, KF. dec. Ray Lauritzen, M, 5-0. 168 Tom Metz, M, dec. Bob Dalton. KF. 3-2. 178 Terry Winetrout, M, dec. Kent Puckett, KF. 5-1. 191 Mike Mayfield, M, deo. Bob Ewing. KF. U-2. Unlimited Jeff Hardrath. M, dec. Thuraton Henzel, KF, 3-1. PREM1MINARY MATCHES: 106 Rick Orr, M, dec. Mike Spiker. KF. 7-0. 115 Russell Emith. M, dec. Gary Hawkins. KF. 6-4. 123 Gary WishBltv KF, dec. Mike Miller. M, 3-2. 123 Frank lssi, M, drew Doug Davis, KF, 2-2. 130 Rich Bath. KF, dec. Ber nard Szymanlak, M. 9-0. 136 Don MacBeth, KF, dec. Denny Schmall, M. 2-0. 141 Larry Tlce, KF, pinned Phil Bulebnr, M, 3rd. 148 Terry Christinsen, KF, dec. Tom Gilman, M, 9-1. 157 John Pierce, M, dec. Andy Martlsak. KF. 6-1. 168 Tim Brown, M, dec. Ben Gonzales, KF, 4-3. 178 Brian Petersen, M, drew Dave Coulson, KF, 0-0. 191 Jim Jones, M, dec. Gordon Ward, KF, 4-1. Unlimited Bill Mills. KF, pin ned Larry McCammon. M. 2nd. Pro Basketball United Press International NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Eastern Division W L Pet. Boston 43 18 .705 Svracuse 35 24 .393 Cincinnati 32 28 .533 New York 16 43 .271 Western Division , W t. Pet Los Angelel 46 14 .767 St. Louis 25 25 .583 Detroit 22 37 J73 San Francisco 22 38 .367 Chicago 19 43 J06 Sunday's Results Boston 129. New York 123 Syracuse 139. San Francisco 115 Detroit 102. St. Louis 95 Cincinnati 124, Los Angeles 107. AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALS ea. 1 40 per wheal 5 501 I. Jackson 77J-6-.1 Open Mon. I Fri. Till P.M. FREE PARKING ' Bowling BALL CHAIN MIXED LEAGUE Four B'a (4-0) 4. Dave Baylor 538: Black Kata ,0-4) 0, Leonard Howe 504. Pin Ticklers (3-1) 3. Dorothy Jantzer 517: K-Medleys (1-3) 1, Ellis Feinstein 488. Luckv 7 (3-1) 3. Milton Snow 499: Eggheads (1-3) 1, Larry Snopl 534. Halo's (3-1) 3, Jan Lovett 469: Spare Ribs (1-3) 1, Esther Offord 448. Four Pins (3-1) 3, Howard Wat kins 511: The Jerks (1-3) 1, Rex Vowell 450. Alibiers (2-2) 2. Skeet Gattls 517: Pinuckles (2-2) 2, Al Pesentl 458 Larry Snopl 203, Tom Ander. son 202, Skeet Gattls 193. Dorothy Harmon 203. Dorothy Ricks 201, Sore-shy Jantzer 198; Pin Ticklers 1964. VALLEY ROLLERS Koffee Klatch (8-4) 4. Edith Merit 514: Spare Ribi (8-6) 0. Mary Parker 548. Whlrley Brids (8-4) 1. Hazel Gallardo 446: Jolly Jigglers (5-7) 3. Dorothy Plumley 490. Kool Four (7-5) 2. Ruby Ed dings 500: Bowling Biddies (2-10) 2, Betty Price 440. Allev Cats (5-7) 4, Conl Apple gate jl6: Three Hits and A Miss (4-8) 0 Joyce Lemastess 473. Dot Plumley 204; Lolita Rlt tersPack 202. Mary Parker 201: Koffee Klatch 1989. BARTLETT BELLES Young's Cycle (27-13) 3",i. Rosa Young 498: Franklin Mayt (18-22) ',2. Flo Stickney 460. Alexander & Brown (26-14) 3, Elaine Brown 505; Rogues Ex cavating (20-20) 1, June Phillips 430. Alexander Music (24-16) 4, Ruby Day 504; Crystal Meats (19-21) 0, Carol Hagle 437. Sy's Place (23-17) I, Georgia Vallment 4727; Lady Medford (20 20) 3. Darlene Tope 484. Carriage House (21,3-18',3) 3, Max Stephenson 493: United Gro cers (201,2-19 a) 1, Zeffie Graves 441. Faber's Market (21-19) 3, Pat Baum 564: Bakers Moulding (19- u i, iviamie oaxer sia. Pick's Apparel (.O'i-l-'i) 4, Ruth Holloway 461: Medford Ra diator (14-26) 0, Edith Dickinson 461. Llnlnger's (17'4-22'i) 4. Erne stine Lisenbee 498: House of Beau ty (9-3l 0. Kay Sparling 456. Pat Baum 207, Max Stephenson 206. Ruby Day 201; Fabers Mar ket 2747. PACIFIC LEAGUE Coast to Coast Stores (19-9) 1. Ed Vollmert 540: Aregon Veneer (18-101 3. Lewie Dlmock 520. Rogue Valley Country Club (19 9) 3, Fred Gallardo 518: Laugley'a (14-141 1, Bill Reed 508. IOOF (17i-10'il 3. Walt Craig 609; Ore-Wash Telephone Co. (10 18) 1, Homer Haymes - Marvon Slavens 458. Rogue Vending (18-12) 2. Eldon Bryant 519; Llningers Concrete Pipe (152-12',2) 2, Elmer Kor ner 505. Bill's Richfield (11-171 0. Jerry Fueaton 525: Little Dutch Laundry (10-18) 4. Gary Taylor 519. Valley Poultry 110-181 4. Bill Standridge 551: Valley Plumbing (8-20) 0. Bill Dieries 488. Walt Craig 232. Fred Gallardo 225, Bill Standridge 206. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE So. Ore. Trophy Co. (6-2) 2, Milt Sanderson 533; Eagles (3-3) 2, Jack Weber 540. Baker's Mlg. Plant (6-2) 3. Don Turner 555; Olson Lawyer Lbr. Co. (2-6) 1, Larry Anderson 507. Fyr Ryters (6-2) 3. Earnle Duke shire 536; Patterson's Plumbing Fyr Fyrters 16-2) 3. Earnle Duke-(4-4) 1, Roy Heath 470. No. Riverside Tavern (4-4) 1, Dick Hart 561; Drive In Cleanera (3-5) 3. Don Goddard 565. White Candy Co. (3-3) 2. Nell Farrier 491; Coca Cola (3-5) 2, Bob Perdue 498. Dick Hart 243. Bob Krot.'l 221, Don Goddard 213: No. Riverside and Eagles 1010; Drive In Cleaners, 2939. WONDERERS Hopefuls (7-1) 4 Lucy Sawyer 422; Rolling Stones (0-4) 0 Caasie Hildenbeard 389. Pin Heads (6-2) 3. Elsie Eddy 410: Knot Heada (3-31 1, Vivian Outhouse 405. Red Heads (4-4) 2. Bettv Neel 430; Team Ten (2-2) 2, Marge Sut ton 403. We Three (4-4) 3. Virginia Brown 415; HI Lites (1-3) 1, Sandra Malot 436. Who's Here (3-1) 3. Joedene Chaboude 407: The Thinkers (2-6) 1. Doris Roe 419. Sandra Malot 168-162. Joedene Chaboude 161. INDEPENDENT I.EAOl'E Ideal Cement Co. (16-4) 3. Clvde Williams 496: Harry & David (9-11) 1, Darrell Rowland 461. Table Rock Lumber Co. 1, Gene Konopasek 545; Eagle Point Teach eis 12-oi a. on7 Callaghan 515. Bakers Moulding (10-10) 4. Ollle Medlcus 519; CWA (5-15) 0. Jim Singler 488. Red Pegasus (10-101 2. Dan Ab erge 515: Kmghta of Columbus (7 13 1 2. Gary Mlktche 469. Timber Wolves (9-1 li 2. Willie Cureton 576: Midway Meata (8-12) 2, Don Wendt 300. Willie Cureton 233, Don Wendt 214, Dan Aberge 204; Eagle Point Teachers and Timber Wolves 2440. SPORTSMAN LEAGUE First Christian Church One )4.0) ! 4. Roy Henry 516: Rogue Valley I Auction (0-41 0 John Kantor 467. I Brookhurst Subdivision (4-0) 4. ' Keith Maryott 572: Specialty Con- I tractors 10-4) Gene Gemaehllch 584 Butte Fallr Shell (3-1) 3. Bill l Rodgers 507; Butte Falls General i Stors (1-3) 1. Darwin Moore 530. Applegate Investment (3-1) 3, ! Don Stoner 493: Kim's 11-3) 1, Bill Zlmmerlee 511. Brecount Brothers (3-1) 3. Tom Stanton 583: Hlllyer Oil (1-3) 1, von renweu wi. Electrics) Products 2-2), Gor don Schult 322; First Christian Curch No. Two (2-2) 3. Marmie MEDFORD Hornets Survive Scare By Pirates; EP, IV Nab ROGUE LEAGUE STANDING8 W L Pet Henley 11 0 1.000 Lakeview .. 8 3 .727 Eagle Point a 3 .727 Illinois Valley 6 4 .600 St. Mary's 4 6 .400 Rogue Ri-er 3 8 J73 Phoenix 2 fl .1R2 Sacred Heart 0 S .000 Henley I.igh school's No. 1 rated A-2 Hornets remained unbeaten on the maplecourt on Saturday night but they had to buzz and I, am to escape from quite scare. The Hornets, down five points with two 'minutes to go, splurged for 10 markers to overcome a iired, inspired and upset-minded Phoenix Pi rate team in the Rogue league basketball campaign. Score was 59 to "4. Nod over the Buccaneers gave the Hornets a three game bulge over their nearest conference adve.sary as Illi nois Valley dumped second place Lakeview 81 to 65. And, Eagle Point pulled In to a deadlock for second spot by trimming Rogue River 69 to 49. Phoenix led the Henley delegat'on at Phoenix 54 to 49 after Jon Granby's Jump shot with 2:23 left to play. But, with two minutes on the clock LeVoy Young roped a long Henley jumper. Kent Gooding came through with tipin and with 42 seconds left another long jump shot put Henley ahead 55 to 54. Played Heart Out Gooding added a free he-ve and Earl Allbritton three more in the remaining time. A Phoenix aggregation. which played it heart ouv with a magnificent team effort, led the Hornets at every intermis sion, 18 to 11, 31 to 27 and 43 to 41. The Pirates never trailed the Hornets until 'ton- ley's closing spurt and they had several seven point 'eads and twice were on toD by eight. A terrific defensive job by Dave Johnson held high scor ing Kent Gooding of the Hornets down. Gooding net ted only three field buckets, and one of them was after Johnson had retired to a standing ovation on his limit of five fouls. The game's high scorer was Phoenix's Rick Bolz with 22 points. Granby had 12 for the Pirates. Young for Henley pui in 14 points. With seven free throws Gooding had 13. Phoenix had Its last seven point spread at 48 to 41 after four free shots by Dale Sn er and a jump shot by Bolz had been added to the third pe riod score. Young and Good ing each put in a pair from the free line but a Bolz la-, in made it 50 to 45. Young added a jumper an '. C jding two more gifters for 50 to 49. Bolz hit twice from the free stripe and Granby got a jump er for 54 to 49. Eagles Shoot .408 Phoenix also lost John Barker on fouls in the final moments. Eagle Point shot .408 from the field and headed the re bounding 65 to 24 as it had quarter differences of 18 to 13, 34 to 28 and 50 to 38. Charles Pomeroy had 23 pointers and there were three other Eagles in twin totals. Tom Davidson scored 18 for Rogue River. Richard Short and Pomeroy each named 17 rebounds for EP. The Eagles settled down after a ragged first half and fast broke better than they have in number of games. Rogue River hustle helped the Chiefs keep pace in the first half. Wilbur Boatvright joined with P meroy in spur ring the second half offen sive. EP hit 29 of 71 from the field and RR 18 of 57 for .316. The Eagles put in 11 of 17 gift tries and Rogue River 13 of 25. Smooth Gam Illinois Valley, paced ' y Darryl Gcllert's 34 points, shot .429 from the field on 30 of 70 in beating Lakeview. The Cougars looked abrut as good as they have all year. V M V V H 1 V YOU NEED THATSWHy GIVES ME REAL SOUNDS S BOTH HANDS I USE TOBACCO TASTE, GREAT. , FOR A JOB COPENHAGEN! BUT DOESN'T LET WE LIKE THAT! . - ' GET IN rW WAtt TRY A M MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, Everything went smooth as they broke well, moved well and shot at the hot clip. IV took the lead for good in the first quarter and moved in the strong command in the second. Quarter scores fa vored the Cougars 20 to 16, 46 to 29 and 63 to 44. Ron Thornhill had 19 points for the Cougars and Dan Leahy 20 and Fred Williams and Dennis Warren 19 apiece tor Lakeview 's Honkers. Gellert. with 27 points on Friday against Henley, had 61 total for the week end games. In junior varsity play Illi nois Valley won 48 to 38 and Phoenix 60 to 55. Phoenix led Henley 14 to 11, 27 to 15 and 39 to 21 at the quarters. Bob Lewis had 20 points for Hen ley and Lex Hamilton 15 for the Pirates. LINEUPS: Henley 39 .Goodlne 13. Vm,n. 14, Relling 3. Beymer 10. Allbrit ton 7, Thompson 5. Sanders 5. Phoenix 54 Barker 8. Granby 12. Johnson 3. Rnlz 22 Pnnhr,,ik 2, Sauer 7, Hill. ROCUe River 49 Davlrfinn 1R O'Brien 7, Palmerton 10. Salter 2. Gates 7. Schf.tram ft Fr.nt Pentecost. ' fcacle Point -.Pnin.mv 23 Hoefft 12. Ehort 11. Under 4 Whaley 2. Boatwrlght 12, Charley 2, Hudson 2, Ayres 1, Straus. Lakeview 65 Williams 19. Leahv 20, Warren 19, Samples 7, Steward, Hart. Plato. Illinois Valley 81 ThornhlU 19. Versteeg 12, Kentfield 5. Baum gardner 7, Gellert 34. McNaught 4, H. Martin, Nicholson, Ptller. OCE's Wolves Down SOC's Red Raiders Ashland - With the aid of an exceptionally outstanding second half Oregon College of Education basketball team topped the Raiders of South ern Oregon college 65-57 in Monmouth Saturday after noon. This was the second week end victory for OCE giving them a firm second place po sition in the Oregon Colle giate conference. The Raiders have a 4 win 9 loss record. SOC started the baU rolling by taking the tip. The Raiders worked the sphere around trying to get an opening for a good shot. After some fast floor play OCE's Wolves gain ed control and capitalized with two to take the first bucket. SOC retaliated with two quick counters. As the first period went on it became apparent that the contest would be close up to the last minute. In the closing miri' utes of the first half SOC was trailing 29-33, but Jerry Shults, the Raiders ailing starting forward, missed a free throw, but gained the rebound and two points leav ing SOC down one field goal. Dave Hughes of SOC was not going to let the period end this way as he stole the ball from OCE and went all the way for the tying score, end ing the half 33 all. With the advent of the final section, SOC's squad came on the hardwood with an extra ordinary amount of strength. The Raiders took an immedi ate lead. Little Bill Franks, the Raiders hustling junior guard gained a free toss, which sent the score to the Raiders favor by one point. Freshman Ed Hill took Frank's second attempt and sent it back to the hoop to advance the Raider lead by two more tallies. Still not satisfied with their lead the Raiders hit for two more tak ing an eight point bulge over OCE. After seven minutes had passed the Wolves came to life and began to hit the hoop. Darrell Brandt OCE's first string guard brought the home team to a tie with the visiting Raiders on a free throw. Brandt missed his sec ond toss but followed the ball and came out with the re bound which he sent back to the basket for the counter to tend OCE ahead 44-46 with 9:30 of playing time left. Franks brought the Raiders within one point of OCE, but OREGON SPORTS Molinas Gets Long Jail Term New York -OJPD- Convicted basketball fixer Jacob (Jack) Molinai today was iontancod to 10 to 15 years in atita priion on charges of bribery, conspiracy, and subornation of ptrjury. Stanford, Washington Deadlocked United Press International Stanford and Washington tied for first place in the Big Six basketball race, both have important contests lined up this week end which should crack the deadlock. The Indians face California in a home and home series while the Huskies host South ern California on Saturday. UCLA, which was looking hot before suddenly bowing to Stanford last Saturday, is Idle until Feb. 22 when the Bruins return to the Tribe's cracker box gym for revenge, The West Coast Athletic conference also had a near tie for first place with three teams jammed at the top. They were the University of San Francisco (5-0) and Santa Clara and St. Mary's who each had 4-0 marks. Some thing has to give this Tuesday when Santa Clara faces St. Mary's. The Gaels then meet USF on Saturday. this was as close as they could come for the remainder of the game. Southern Oregon ended the game with a .433 shooting average from the floor with Oregon College hitting at a .369 clip. OCE ended the game with 33 rebounds to top the Raiders 22. oce ro Cole 3-2 Morton .-.12-4 Brandt ....14-5 FT Reb. PF TP 6-4 2 2 8 2-2 7 2 10 4-2 2 S 12 11-4 7 4 11 1-17 5 13 1- 0 0 0,0 2- 2 0 0 2 0-0 0 0 2 0-0 0 0 0 3- 1 0 0 7 Price .... 8-3 Rankin ...13-6 ... 1-0 . 0-0 ... 2-1 .... 0-0 ....10-3 Newton fappln -urry .. Hanson Read ... Totals ......65-24 29-11 33 ' 18 65 soc ra Flanary 9-3 Franks .... 9-4 Hill 2-2 Klser 6-3 Hughea ....16-9 Hlnk 0-0 Lewellyn 3-0 Shults .... 8-2 FT 2-1 8-6 1- 0 2- 2 2- 0 0-0 0-0 3- 2 0-0 Reb. PF TP 2 4 7 4 3 6 S 2 8 8 2 0 0 5 1 1 3 0 0 Johnson 0-0 Totals ..J-2J 1S-I1 22 23 17 CHICO WINNER Reno, Nev. - (UPD Chico State college won the 23rd an nual University of Nevada Winter Carnival ski champion ship Sunday by coming from behind to nip Sierra College of Auburn by a mere .2 point. The Chico State team was trailing by 1.9 points going into Sunday's jumping event. It finished third In the event to edge Sierra 91.6 to 89.5 in the Jumping and in the over-all meet by a score of 363.8 to 363.6. FIGHT TONIGHT Oakland, Calif.-uTPD-Henry Hank, former middleweight contender now in the light- heavyweight class, seeks to make it two straight over Sixto Rodriguez tonight when the pair meet In a 10-rounder. Phone 772-5271 I 1 Ashlanders Spill Klamath Pelicans Ashland Ashland High school's Grizzlies, who saw their Southern Oregon confer ence basketball contender am bitious bruised early in the chase, rose up again Saturday night for their second victory in the circuit. They scored a 50 to 41 ver. diet over the Klamath Falls Pelicans which was both Im pressive and convincing. lhe outcome knocked the Pelicans (6-4) out of a share or the conference leadership wun crater ana tightened the four-way District 6 A-l race. Ashland, now 2-8 in the loop, took the lead for keeps after a 2-all tie, stretched to 7 to 2 and 11 to 3 and headed 13 to 8, 23 to 15 and 32 to 27 at the quarterly intermis sions. The Grizzlies never were behind. The Bruins had 10-point leads at 27 to 17 and 37 to 27 and were In front by 12 at i to a. Jim Lamb had 18 points tor Asniana, 12 on free shots, and Rick Pierce 13. Wayne i-namberland scored 13 for the Pels. Just 37 Shots Klamath was able to get off only 37 shots during the evening and made just 11 goals for an average of .289 while Ashland shot 17 of 49 for .347. The Pelicans gun ned 19 of 37 at the free line while Ashland dunked 16 of 26. Lorraine Hanlon Skating Champ ong eacn, L'allf.-uTPD-The w U. S. figure skating queen, pretty Lorraine Han lon, 17, said her performance in winning the women's crown at the national cham pionships Sunday was "disap pointing." Miss Hanlon, who was sec ond to Barbara Roles Pursley last year, fell down once dur ing her free skating exhibi tion. "It was stupid," she said of her fall. Runner-up Christine Haig. ler, 15, Colorado Springs, was very pleased with her show ing in the free skating. She was in third place behind Karen Howland, Seattle, after the compulsory figures Judg ing. Miss Howland wound up third In over-all standing. Other winners In the nation als were senior men's champ Tommy Lltz, n, Hershey, Pa who put on a dazzling tree skating performance t h a brought the crowd to Its feet. and the gold dance pair Bostoner Salley Schantz and Stan Urban of Buffalo, N.Y. Andy Marzich Wins Tourney St. Louis - (UPD - Andy Mar zich pocketed a $5,000 first prize for winning the St. Louis professional bowling tournamet here and hurried to telephone his wife, Lorl, in Long Beach, Calif. But Marzich, who defeated defending champion Joe Jos eph of Lansing, Mich., 238 188, purposely didn't tell his wife that he won the Satur day night tournament, "The tournament is taped and shown on television two hours later in California," said Marzich. "I didn't want to spoil the ending for her, so I just told Lorl that I was among the four who would appear on the show." Joseph took home $2,500 in second prize money and Ed Lubanski of Detroit got $1,250 for his third place showing. FOR TRU-MIX CONCRETE TRU-MIX Concrete & Equip-nent Division of CSC Concrats Staal Corporation 248 Ettt McAndrews Road MONDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 19S3 The defending league champs of KF had an advant age on the backboards of 41 to 29 but established much of their margin in the second quarter In a wild and loose race up and down the floor. The game went four minutes at this time without a score for either side. This scramble followed a 15 to 8 Ashland uuiKe. me auierence was hacked to 15 to 12 then Ash land upped to 21 to 12. Klamath employed a half court press through the second half but it did not get the results desired. Ashland lost Gale and Dale Tepper and Tod Hess on fouls and for Klamath Dick Scott bowed out on infractions. Lambs 12 charity tosses were on 15 tries. Ashland also won the junior varsity tussle 35 to 32 with Bill Jury scoring 11 points. For the Pels Bud Lummus had 13. In the sophomore game Kla math Falls was 33 to 24 vic tory with Terry Eccles of the Pels and Dennis Ekwall of the Grizzlies each getting 10 markers. BOX Klamath Falls FG Chamberland 12-4 Scott 9-2 Kelley B-l Dahn 3-1 H. Holman ... 2-1 Ash .. 1-1 Piper 0-0 Gu.ver 0-0 B. Holman .... 2-1 B. Moore .... 0-0 FT 8-3 8-3 4-3 3- 2 0-0 4- 2 2-1 0-0 6-3 2-0 PF TP Totals 37-11 37-19 IS 41 FT PF TP 0- 0 S 4 1- 0 5 2 13-12 2 16 5-3 4 13 0-0 3 8 2- 0 3 3- 1 0 1 0-0 10 0-0 0 2 Ashland FG G. Tepper 6-2 D. Tepper... 5-1 Lamb .. 9-2 Pierce ..12-3 Cotton - 6-3 Hess 6-3 TTost 1-0 Johnson .. 3-0 Undley 1-1 Totals 49-1T 21-16 24 SO Referees Soderlund and Ford. .rd-r iKtopot-aaol iiaiiva- Lfc"L Does Car As Weave Brakes Pull To Left Or Right? Get Thl- FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT Returned to original .. manufacturers specifcations : of BOTH FOR ONLY NEW TREADS APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE SODIES 0t ON YOUR OWN TIRES WHITEWALLS-ANY SIZE NARROW OR WIOI DESIGN USELESS ON TUBE 'TYPE S 4 FOR W i JII R2H?; Our Niu Trmdt. Idtntifiti OUARANTIID 1. Atalntt rkf-wta In workmanship anil mattrUU dartnf lift ef trmL 2. A (a Inst normal road ha tarda (tietpt rrpairafel punrtur) ancoun ttrtrl In tmryAmv puwniiT car ua for 1 mon Ida. Replaeamanu prorata, on in4 wear u4 UmH en liat fries emmet I Urn of a4jvMtmftl where your doflor bvyi 9th & RIVERSIDE Phone 772-7119 - B 3 Bulldogs Take 8th Grade Mix McLoughlin Junior high was 45 to 32 victor in basket ball on Saturday over the tall Altamont eighth crade from Klamath Falls. The Bulldogs had 9 to 5, 17 to 11 and 26 to 17 quarter gaps. Ron Blacksmith had 12 points for Altamont and Phil Taylor 11 for Mac. Tavlnr sparked a good rebounding ef fort by the Medford team. .HOW COME Fluhrer's Holsum BREAD NOW TASTES BETTER THAN EVER? BECAUSE PREMIUM QUALITY HOLSUM IS 4 HOURS FRESHER CQMBIUMIQU OFFER BRAKE ADJUSTMENT on all 4 wheels fluid included it needed ANY AMERICAN MADE CAR Replacement parte if needed and Torsion Bar Adjustment not Included Just Say "Charge It" TERMS Plui lax and 4 recappablt casings ' by Mtdallio aiuf atop mart or BRAKE SERViCE 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. MAES more uuon 4fl Don Penwell 233. Gene Gemaeh llrh 216. Keith Maryott 315; I tsrooxnurtl BUDamsion 23BV.