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MEDF0Md3aWRIBUNB SPCDIffiTS Henley Expected To Sew Up Title Henley high's Hornets aim to sew up the unshared Rogue league basketball champion ship this week. Lakeview, Eagle Point, Illinois Valley and St. Mary's seek triumphs in the campaign for one of two berths from the circuit in the four-team District 6 A-2 playoff. The Hornets (11-0) are fig ured a shoo-in for the lone ' possession of the conference banner. For, they are hosts to Sacred Heart, the winless cel larile, on Friday. Rest of Friday's slate is Phoenix at Eagle Point, Illi- . nois Valley at Rogue River and Lakeview at St. Mary's. ' On the Saturday docket are Lakeview at Henley, St. Mary's at Rogue River and Phoenix at Sacred Heart. Outside Hope St. Mary's (4-6) harbors only an outside hope to tie for second place. One more loss by the Crusaders or one more victory for either Eagle Point (8-3) or Lakeview (also 8-3) will put the Medford paro chial team out of the running. Including this week's fare, the Crusaders have four more league games. Going into this week end of contention Eagle Point and Lakeview are still in the run ning for league co-championship. Each may run into rug ged opposition on Friday night. Phoenix (2-9 and out of the race) particularly may be fired for the Eagles after C,l-m.K LLACiLL Landis Studio 110-5) 3. Gloria Taylor 415; Wainscotl's Drugs 15 llll 1. Alice Fields 302. Medford Honda U8-6) 1. Ann Skeelers 459; Modern Tile Co. U3'..-19V'.I 3. Wilms LoRan 407. Rogue BoardinR Kennels (14-10) 1, Kate Cox 3Bb; Woodland Heights Mki. (12-13) 3. Vctia Higday 381. Burclsons inij-H'jl 1. VI Corby 416; Burk s Awnings 15-19) 3, Lois Cophill 42(i. , . Vi Corby 172, Wilma Logan 163; Modern Tile Co. 1105. LAUV ELKS P.M. LEAGUE Pin Downers 114-6) 2. Margaret Sutton 477; Bloopera t9-U 2, Dot tic Veal 407. Ten Pins (13-7) 1, Jan Bamforth 446; Elkettes (12-8) 3, Carol Wray '"'Thumpers (11-91 3. Kay Cullen 387; Slags 111-9) 1. LaVelle Ricks 4Ut;'squircs (5-151 3. Marie Traul nn 432; Wapitis lo-13i 1. Gladys Mcssnl 4O0. Uottie Veal 175; Margaret Sut ton 174; Jan Baniiorth 173; Bloop ersr 1590. BO.W ANN CLASSIC Awkward Five 19-31 2. Ed Bing ham 007; Wooden Shoe (3-0) 1, Mel Robinson 554 John Wheeler LoRGing (8-4) 3. Don Davis 508; Talent Merchants t5-7i 0. Walt skundriek 571. Bock's Bakery (8-4. 2. Terry Coulter 558; McLaughlin Plumbing l4-8i I. Ken Pickens 531. Aniericn Home & Land 17-0) 0. Marlin Stoekdalc 505: Roxy Ann Lanes (8-41 Dick Phillips 584. Kims (0-6) 3. Ron Dixon 503; Oak Grove Service (2-10) 0, Arnie Matson 000. Ed Bingham 220. Glen Wilklns 223. Don Davis 222; Roxy Ann Lanes 2783. CHAMPAGNE LEAGUE OK Market (15-11 4. Enid Wolt 517; Ernia s Beauty Salon l8-BI 0, Phvllis Mnpes 300. Baker's Paint & Wallpaper (13 3 4. Giny Ha.vse 452; Van Lee's Bazaar i4-12i 0. Linda Nease 385. West Coast Airlines 1 12-41 4, Bai lolomci 411; Gay 90s Pizza Par lor (7-91 0. Ruby Patten 404. Hart's Hatchery (ll-5t 4. D. Lcavitt 491; Roxy Ann Snack Bar i4-12i 0. E. Kreigcr 397. Wooden Shoe Room (8-81 0. Jo Lockard 420; Medford Tire Serv ice (4-12) 0. J. Kltngler 384. Custom House Drapery 10-101 3, B Bavlor 459: Mutual of Omaha t4-12t 0. M. Sndaro 440. Enid Wolff 12. Dorothy Lca vilt 178. Giny Hayse 177; Hart's Hatchery 1345. ROXV ANN UOCKKTTES Stevens Auto Sales (11-1) 3 Gwcn Slavcns 490: Lovcncss Lbr. l7-5i 1. Alia Knawbcr 431. Drews Manslore (9-3i 4. Joan Clark 503: Tex of Courtesy Chcv. l6-6( 0. Marv Parker 424. Rodda Paint (71s-4'ai 4. Priscil la Dcatherage 496; Roxy Ann Lanes ll-lli 0. Peg Mclsted 460. Crosbvs Mobil 16-61 3. Ruth Carpenter 534; Trailways (5-7) 1, Shirley Rislev 408. Eastside Market 15'2-6'jl 3. Shirley Williams 464; Sinimonds Const. (2-10i 1. Marion Ernst 407. Joan Clark 212. Ruth Carpenter 198. Cleone Hastings 192; Stevens Auto Sales 1875. M.VIORETTK SCRATCH Oregon Veneer (16-Bt 3. Ann Taylor 572: Barco Supply 113-11) 1 Pat niAVr 341. ' So. Oregon Trophy (16-81 3, Mavme Janzen 300; Kim's 18-16) 1. Del Christiansen 652. Bruce's Richfield (14-101 0. Alia Knauber 506; Classic Studio 112 12' 4. Gerrv Gamier 329. Brave Bull (9-15i 3. Edith Dick enson 451; Brown s Trucking (8-161 1. I)e LeRoy 446. Del Christianoon 233. Gerry Gamier 210. Ann Taylor and Pat Dwver 206; ClasMC Studio 1939. S TLI I.ITK I.KAGl'E H F. Colvin and Associates !?4'..13'ji 2. Villa Higday 394; Nash Ford Tractor (24-16i 2. Nor ma Rclling 345 Mohile Village (22'., -17',) 2'i. Phvllis Gilchrist 387: Gressitt's Drive In Cleaners (17'2-221jl llj. Dolnris Madden 401. Bearing Sales and Service (22'i 171,1 3 Sandy Mulder 374: Rite Wav Janitorial Service 1 17-21 1 1. Foster's Jacksonville Store (20 2iii 1. Tonma-va 1'rian 389: Brook side Beauty Salon !14'j-25'jj 3. Marion Dntmcr 407. H E Calvin and Associate 1134. TlT"iI.Y IIXEI) H.uv Bowlers 1 17', -I Rr:l:pg 621: Mlx-L'ps ',) 3. Don (13-111 I, i.1'!h lut'.c 483 Ti.-n 13-9, 3 Boh Pomdexter S'.l. Titers 1 7-1 7 1 1, Mac McEwen i.mr S' ito.141 2. Douf Schroe- rfcr 4 K-Sha (3-211 2. Jon jonn- ,.! 47K I ,irte (18-6' 4. Ki Bstrnisn !"' Outlaws 1 2 1 a -1 1 1 a I 0, Harry Wi;(e 4t.i FlMf McFwen 183 Don Renting 316. Holy Bowlers 3246. the near upset against Hen ley last week. Illinois Valley (6-4) is fa vored against Rogue Rivrr (3-8) on Friday. Considerable interest is focused on the Lakeview-Henley fray on Saturday. Plenty To Play For Since Eagle Point is up among the top 10 in the A-2 ratings, Coach Eldon Durham figures his Phoenix Pirates still have plenty to play for. He indicated that the Bucs did not plan to make many changes this week, except to adapt their offense and de fense for the Eagles and for the SH Trojans. Biggest job against the Eagles, Durham pointed out, will be to try to stop Charles Pomeroy, Rich ard Short and Bill Hoefft. "I'd like to win all four of them," said St. Mary's Coach Dick Paup, doubtlessly re flecting the sentiment of the Crusader squad concerning its remaining games. Except for working on their free shooting, the Cru saders have not been work ing on any special aspect of the game. Aim has been this week to polish everything. Paup reported that Dave Young suffered a twisted knee and Steve Cook a bad ankle sprain in Tuesday drill. Both are out of action this week and Young is out for the rest of the slate, the carti lage is torn. Pete Naumes is expected to assume Young's starting spot. ai. till Hit. LtAUlb Insurance Mart 136-81 Bob Stewart 301; Walker's Texaco (25 191 0, J. jcroiamon dm. Olson-Lawyer Lbr. (36-81 3. Gale Culy 531; Weeks & Orr 122-22) 1, Gene Orr 559. Medford Mail Tribune (23-191 4, Jim Osbom 554; Rogue Valley Vending (17-27) 0, Les ahorey 53a. Larry's Lineuo (23-21) 1. Frank Solomon 522; Ron's Standard 117 27) 3. Don Wallace 514. Pinnacle orchards (17-27) 2, Ben Darras 533; Jackson Co. Coop. (12 32) 2, Ron Lowe 439. Medford Dental Lab. 118-26) 1, Earl Richardson 538; Dolah Timber (.10-281 3, Buck Day 343. Forrest Liddcll 2271 Medford Mail Tribune 2061. MONDAY NIGHT OWLS While House (15-11 4, Blunt 522; Package Delivery (8-8) 0. M. Loros 463. Consolidated Freight (10-61 4, Wooton 405; Selby Glass 13-13) 0, Hall 547. Ren Taylor Ins. (9-7) 2. Lawson 468; Larson Appl. (6-10) 2, Archer 491 Launderette (8'i.-7'i) 4. Wil liams 552; Cogswell Market (8-8) 0. Abboll 525. Chuck's Garage (7'i-B'al 3. Thornton 510; Medford Plate Glass (5-111 1, Lane 481. Hall 216. Blunt 200; White House 1477. SIESTA LEAGUE Valley Poultry (12-4) 4. Louise Swindler 512; snow White Diaper (5-11) 0. Norma Larson 434. Bob West Const. (12-41 2. Vivien ne West 439; Cascade Sports Mar ina (7-8) 2. Irma Shroy 444. No. Central Garage (10-6) 2, Maurine Helmlck 497; Bill's No. Central Shell (9-7) 2, Eileen Hunt ing 483. Oakdale Mkt. One (7-91 4. Helen Nikodym 537; Oakdale Mkt. Two (4-121 0, Ltllie Tolt 353. Helen Nikodym 202-195. Eileen Hunting 1 69, Louise awinaier it); Oakdale Mkt. One 1434. Pro Basketball NATIONAL ASSOCIATION United Press International Eastern Division W. I.. Prt. Boston 44 19 .698 Syracuse 35 26 .574 Cincinnati 33 28 .541 New York 16 44 .267 Uslprn Division W. I.. Los Angeles 47 15 St. Louis 37 25 Detroit 24 37 San Francisco 22 40 Chicago 19 43 Pel. .758 .597 .393 .353 .306 Wednesday's Results Los Angeles 134, Boston 128 Cincinnati 124. Syracuse 122 St Louis 103. New York 102 Detroit 134, San Francisco 132 lot. 1 HOCKEY WESTKRN LEAGUE I'nited Press International Southern Division W L T PIS GF GA Portland . 32 15 2 66 194 133 San Fran. 32 1!) 1 65 219 165 Los Ang... 27 20 2 56 174 135 Spokane .. 22 23 1 43 1S4 148 Northern utvtslon W L Seattle .... 25 23 Vancouver 23 21 Edmonton 17 37 Calgary .... 13 15 Pts GF G A 51 170 170 49 162 134 33 161 253 31 161 211 Wednesrtav's Results San Francisco 6. Los Angeles 0 Vancouver 3, Edmonton NATIONAL I EAGLE W 1. T Chicago . .. 26 14 14 Toronto ... 26 19 9 Montreal. 21 14 18 Delroit 22 17 13 New York 13 28 10 Boston 11 29 14 PIS OF G 1 68 151 126 61 172 144 60 166 133 37 136 I3 40 154 183 36 163 225 Wednesday's Results Toronto 6. Detroit 2 FIGHTS WEDNESDAY BOLT Union City. NJ. UPT Jimmy Gorman. 132',. Psterson NJ.. outpointed Babv Beau Jack. 131. New York City (Bi. GETS NEW DUTIES Pittsburgh - ilPt) - Defen sive end Ernie Stautncr. a vet eran of 13 years with the Pittsburgh Steclcrs, will serve as a player-coach next season. Raiders Entertain Portland Staters Ashland - Suffering from illness and injuries Southern Oregon college's basket ball squad will return to its home court Friday and Saturday night to meet the Vikings of Portland State college in the final 1963 game between the two teams. In the last meeting of the two opponents they split in two games. The Raiders down ed PSC 66-50 as the home team had a slow night from the floor. On the second night Portland came to life in a thrilling battle to edge SOC 55-57. The Raiders will meet Port land without the full time as sistance of two of their start ers. Jerry Shults is still re- Rifle Team Departs For Shoot Seven members of the championship rifle team of the 2nd Battalion, 414th Regi ment (BCT), were to leave for Ft. Lewis, Wash., today to vie in competition with active Army and Army Reserve men in the annual 10th Corps matches. Matches are set for Feb. 16 and 17. Team members are 1st Lt. Donald W. Johnson and SSgt. Douglas C. Ugstad, Company E. Grants Pass; Capt. James D. Straus, Headquarters and Headquarters company, and 1st Lt. Robert D. Murphy, Company E, Central Point and 2nd Lt. Jack D. Pfeifcr and SSgt. Richard J. Swinney, Company E, and Specialist Four Norman L. Hooper, Com pany G, Medford. The team won the General's matches 104 Training Division competition at Camp Roberts, Calif., during last summer's encampment. Lieutenant Johnson was third high in in dividual scoring in his class. Wittenberg Retains Top Place in Ratings By JOE SARGIS New York IUPII The pres sure was all on Wittenberg today In the race for the na tional small college basket ball championship. The Ohio Tigers, who topped the United Press In ternational Board of Coaches ratings for the fifth straight week, have only one more regular-season game left to play before competing in the Ohio Conference tournament. A mis-step now would throw the national title up for grabs because Grambling of Louisiana and Southeast Mis souri, ranked second and third, respectively, are close enough to make it a three way tussle. New York (UPIl The United Press International small college basketball ratings (with first-place votes and won-lost records in parenlheses:) Team Points 1 Wittenberg 24 (16-1) 322 Grambling 2 (19-2) 251 S.E. Mlssour 4 (17-1) 245 Evansville 3 (16-3) 237 Tennessee St. (17-41 177 Prairie View A&M (16-4) ..120 Akron (17-2) 114 Southern Illinois (13-61 .... 74 Westminster (Pa.) (9-5) .... 53 S.E Oklahoma (15-51 47 Second 10 11, Fresno State (1) 46; 12, Santa Barbara 40; 13. Augs burg 111 31: 14. Hofstra 27; 15, Indiana State llnd.l 19: 16. (tlel Regis. South Dakota State and Lamar Tech 16 each; 19 (tiel Orange State and Northeastern 10 each. Others (5 or more points) Washington IMo.l B: Valoaraiso. Jacksonville and Arkansas State 6 each; Pacific Lutheran, Stetson and Chapman 3 each. TOE TESTED Corvallis (UPD Terry Baker tested his sore toe in a basket ball workout for the first time in 12 days Wednesday and is expected to be ready to play against Oregon this week end. However, Coach Slats Gill indicated Baker may not be in his Oregon State starting lineup when the teams meet here Friday night in the first of a two game series. They play Satur day night at Eugene. BAKER GETS AWARD Corvallis IUPD Terry Baker has won another award. The Oregon State athlete will be presented tonight with the National Youth Fitness award by the American Dairy Asso ciation. The trophy will be presented by Sandra Tibau of Auburn, Wash., national dairy princess, at a Memorial Union building banquet. COACH RESIGNING Redmond - (UPD - Redmond High school football coach Gale Davis said Wednesday he was resigning at the end of the school year and planned to take a coaching Job in the Portland area. He will be sue' cceded by Lorcnce (Doc) Sav age, now track coach. At Builders Supply QUALITY Chimneys BLOCKS (0 Prffttreitcd Concrete 727 W. MeAndrewi PHONI 773-4J7J , MEDFORD covering from a sprained an kle and will not play his usual entire game. Suffering from a bad cold is senior captain Brad Flanary. He hopes to see a little action but won't be able to go the full distance. The Raiders will play their final game of the season next Tuesday night in Ashland against Oregon Technical In stitute. Score Lead Maintained By Forde Jack Forde, of the Medford Black Tornado, strengthened his lead in Southern Oregon conference asketball scoring with 33 points in two games last week. He now has a total of 242 for 16 contests, 17 more than Lou Alvarez, Crater, who is in second place with 225 for 15 games. Forde has a 15.1 points per game average and Alvarez 15 even. Third high scorer is How ard Tomlinson, Crater, with 219, and fourth is Mike Glines, Crater, with 210. Jim Pippin, Grants Pass, with 174, Forde leads in field goals with 95 while Alvarez has 92. Tomlinson still paces free shooting with 87. Statistics are compiled by Jerry Acklcn, Grants Pass Courier sports editor. SEASON STANDINGS W 1. 1'ct. Crater 12 3 .800 K-Fails 12 4 .750 Medford 10 6 .625 Grants Pass.. 9 fi .600 Ashland 8 8 .500 vr !)8!l 860 984 785 797 CONFERENCE STANDINGS: W L Pet. PF PA Crater 6 3 .667 501 539 K-Falls 6 4 .600 439 520 Grants Pass .. 5 4 .566 513 490 Medford 5 5 .500 620 552 Ashland 2 8 .200 481 598 TOP 20 PLAYERS: GP FG FT Forde, M 16 93 52-87 Alvarer, C .. 15 92 41-55 TP AV. 242 15 1 225 15 0 Tmlnsn., C .. 15 66 87-114 225 14.6 Glines. C . 15 89 32-45 210 14.0 Pippin, GP.. 15 57 60-102 174 11.6 Cmbrlnd. KF 16 64 42-65 170 10,8 Lamb, A .... 16 50 64-100 164 10.2 Miles. M ... 16 67 23-60 159 9 9 Hill. M 15 65 28-63 158 10.5 Kelley, KF ..16 61 33-49 Scott, KF .. 16 57 35-57 Hutchns. GP 11 57 31-31 Pepper, C .... 15 58 27-41 H. Hlmn. KF 16 43 44-62 155 9.7 149 9 3 145 13.1 143 9 3 130 121 111 111 108 108 108 D.Tcpper. A 16 43 35-65 Sparlin. GP 13 44 23-36 Hess. A 16 38 49-03 Shepard, GP 15 36 36-54 Dahn. . KF 16 37 34-73 Bransom, C 15 40 26-60 Rooks Oppose FrOSh Quintet University of Oregon, Eugene-Oregon's exciting fresh man basketball team, boasting a gaudy 9-2 record, head into a week end series with the Oregon State Rooks without the service of forward John Franz. The former North Eugene high star has missed the two most recent Duckling efforts and while he's expecied back before the end of the season, his continued absence this week end is an almost cer tainty. Much of the Duckling at tack will revolve around 6-3 guard Jim Barnett, who is maintaining a nifty 22.1 per game scoring average, but he'll have scoring assistance from guard Dave Kafoury, forward Bill Jennings and guard Rick Potter. With Franz out of action, Barnett will probably open at forward against the Rooks He'll be teamed in the starting lineup with Jennings at for ward, Gene Brockmeyer at center and Potter and Ka foury at guards. QfiaA Baku's Bold pastels in du Pont fabrics set the active rhythm of these newly-designed styles modelled by lovely Carroll Baker. Created by master designer Oleg Cassini, six exclusive patterns are available to FAMILY WLEKLY readers in the FEBRUARY 1TTH Weekend Issue of Family Weekly yvilh your copy of the MEDFORD . MAIL TRIBUNE h 1 MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OSU Host To Oregon State University, Corvallis - It's "Civil War" time once again in basketball, as Oregon State and Oregon square off in the first of their four-game series here Friday night. The teams play at Eu gene on Saturday. Slats Gill's Beavers are fav ored to win, but Oregon State isn't likely to be caught nap ping this time - following last week's upset by the Uni DELUXE BLACK NYLON TUBELESS 8:50x14 ,.0niy. 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