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6 B SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON . ..." 7ZTT SURROUNDED - University of Oregon's come. Oregon's Ducks beat the Beavers Jim Johnson (30) is surrounded by Oregon 54-50. OSU players are Steve Pauly (31), Staters in Friday night basketball battle at Jim Kraus (23), Jim Jarvis, behind John- Corvallis. But, this did not hurt the out- son and Terry Baker (24).-(UPI) Ducks Spill OSU; Anderson Has 14 Corvallis - (UPD - Oregon s Ducks used a zone defense and a deliberate offense to post a 54-50 upset basketball victory over the slumping Or egon State Beavers before 8,066 persons Friday night The teams meet at Eugene tonight. It was the second loss in three starts for the Beavers, who are ranked 10th in the nation by United Press Inter national. They were upset by Portland last week end. Oregon reeled off eight straight points in the opening minutes of the second half to take a 38-30 lead. The score was tied 28-28 at halftime. Oregon State came to with in two points at 52-50 on a field goal by 7-foot Mel Counts with 32 seconds left but Oregon center Glenn Totals Moore made two free throws with four seconds remaining. Tied Five Times The score was tied four times in the first half and once In the second half. Reserve forward Jerry An derson scored 14 points and starting forwards Steve Jones touii . and Jim Johnson tallied 12 and 10 for Oregon. Counts, who collected four fouls and only three points in the first half, finished with 16 points to lead Oregon State's offense. The junior center also picked off 17 rebounds. Oregon hit 17 of 51 field goal attempts for a .333 aver age and Oregon State made 14 of 40 shots from the field for a .285 average. The Bea vers held a 47-41 edge in rebounding. The loss was the sixth in 10 games for the home team. The Ducks now have an 8-11 mark. BOX Oregon FG Jones 2 Johnson 4 Moore .. 0 Gleason 3 Yates 1 Anderson 7 Cooley 0 PT 8-10 2-4 .1-0 1- 1 2- 3 0-11 2-2 .17 20-32 20 54 OSU Pauly . Peters ... 2 Counts 5 urvis 1 Baker .. 3 Kraus 1 Toruerson 0 Hcnnor u Hayward 0 Rossi 0 FT 1- 2 0-7 0-7 0-0 7-U 2- 2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 PF TP 3 S ..14 22-30 21 50 Medford Grapplers Win From Ashland Medford high grapplers downed Ashland 40 to 5 Fri day evening in their last dual match before the district tour nament. The Tornadoes scored wins Jn nine bouts actually wres tit. J, got forfeits in two others and drew in one. Only Ashland victory was Butte Falls Victor Over Prospect Butte Falls - Butte Falls high cagers scored their sec ond victory in three games over Prospect Friday night at Prospect and recorded their 16th basketball verdict of the season against three losses. Score was 40 to 30. Prospect had 13 to 5 and 24 to 21 quarter and midway spans. But, Butte Falls, which started slowly, began moving the ball and rebounding bet ter. At the end of three per iods the BF Loggers were on top 33 to 30. Bob Copcland had 18 points for the Loggers and Ncal Ellis 17, Dick Dean scored 12 for Prospect. Butte Falls won the jayvce mix 27 to 26 with Ron Size more scoring 15 tallies. Ray had 14 for the Cougars. lineups: Hutte Falls 11 Ramho 3. B. Copcland IB. Ellis 17. Lytic 9, Stralton 4. Edmonson 2. prospect 3! Hemphill e. Annre- sen 3. Maurcr I). Wilson 7, D. Bean 12, scon 2. Ij. Bean. Hunt. Prep Basketball FRIDAY OAMfcS tntirft ircki International Franklin 53. Grant 3.1 Lincoln 70. Wilson 61 Marshall 71. Benson 34 Washington If). Cleveland 53 Madikuu 4H, Rooovcll 44 Astoria H'i. Beaver Inn ft I David Douglas 47, Central Cath He 3!. Grrsham M, Hi. Inborn 41 HtlwHUkic 51, Centennial 41 Sunset 7H, Clai'knnut 34 TiRHrd 7I. St. Hrlnift 61 Oregon Cltv 71. Dull AB McMtnnville 73. West Linn 42 oret Grove 36. l-ake Onwego 53 Tillamook 34. Newher 27 Wveast 7a. Silvcrton 69 Molalla 49, Parkrooe 31 Sandy HI. Jesuit 54 RcynokU ftn. Scapnooe 44 North Salem tfti, Alhany fifi CorvHllia 5tl, Sweet Home 41 Iehanon 53. South Salem 51 nonehurg 5fl. Wllliinirtle 44 North Eugene 8(1, Thuratnn 40 Marnhfield 5fl. CoHhkp Grove 45 South Eugene 50. North Bend 4U Crater flit. Ashland 57 Grania Past 5R, Khimath Kail 34 ItermiBton 7K, Baker 47 The Dalles 57. IwtGrande 50 Pnnevtlle 40, Madras 47 Pendleton 8.1. Redmond 43 Emmet t (Idaho) 63. Ontario 4B Vernonla 57, Neah-Kah-Nie Ai Warrenton 50. Banks 37 Coiu-ordia 8f. Clathkftnte 33 North Catholic 48. Hn.ii.er 27 EitAcada 34 Hood Hiver 37 Philomath 31. Wlllmmna 33 Yamhill-Carlton 3(i, Sheridan 41 Neatucca 70. Sherwood 37 Dayton 58, Salem Academv 40 Mt. Angel 40. Wood burn 39 Stayton 50. North Marlon 40 Canhv 7H, Cascade 37 Central 73. Gervaia 3H Serra Catholic 57. Sclo 43 Siunlaw till. Newport 30 Heed.nort fi. Toledo 56 Talt 51. Waldpoit 48 Elmlra 64. McKenile A3 Junction City 54. Cretuelt 39 Oakridge 44. HarriMmrg 33 St, Francin 36, Dram 44 Pleasant Hill BO. Central Linn 37 Mvrtle Creek HV. Sutherlln 43 Douglaa to Riddle 41 Glide 60. Glendale 37 Eagle Point 54. Phoenix 33 St Mary's 73, Lakeview 60 Henley 62. Sacred Heart 36 Illinois Vallev 61. Rogue River 60 Pacific 52. Bandon 31 Coquille 40. Mvrtle Point 45 Burn 50. Pilot lWk 47 Peppner 38. Grant I'nlon 43 Nywa 44, Enterprise 43 Knappa 67, Jewell 30 Corhett 64. Gaston 46 Wallowa 52. Joseph 43 Elgin 72. Union 47 Elk ion 48. Oakland 38 Yonralla 65. Davs Creek 21 Camas Valley 68. Canyonvill 45 Monroe 48. Mohawk 4.'i Crow 57. Triangle l ake 45 Lowell 53, A Uf 50 Colton 44. St Ronlfxre 31 Cascade Locks 38. Moirr 57 Manpin 61, Sisters 59 Wheeler 43, Arlington 33 McEwen 30, Weston 48 Tone 64. Umatilla 32 ftanfteld 63. Umpaint it Helix 43, Echo 40 that of Claylon Swartz, 98, over Lin Casciato. John Gri- schkowsky, 141, Ashland. drew with Fred Graten. Medford's Denny Schmall, 130, decisioned Don Green but the bout actually went to the Tornado matman by (or- felt because Green was over weight. Mike Mayfield, 191, and Joff Hardrath, heavy weights, had no opponents and took forfeit wins. Rod Smith, Mike Orr, Steve Hall and Ray Laurilzen won by pins for Medford, and Mike Uorton, Denny Schmall, Tom Owens, Tom Met as and Terry Winetrout by decisions Mcdtord had a 25 to 17 margin In the preliminaries. The district meet will be held at Medford next Friday and Saturday. VARSITY Itt.M I TS: A, dec. Lin POLES ADD 2 FEET Manila -(UPD- Bob Mathias, two-time Olympic Decathlon champion, believes the new fiber glass vaulting poles add two feet over the old bamboo poles. "It gives the vaultcr an extra swing," Mathias told newsmen here "The more elastic fiber glass poles," he said, "do the jumping for the man. Mathias is now employ ed by the U.S. State Depart ment as a sports specialist and is scheduled to spend two months in the Philippines con ducting sports clinics. NCAA Sets First Round Playoffs New York-lUPIi- First-round sites and dates for the Nation al Collegiate Athletic associ ation (NCAA) basketball championship playoffs in two regions were announced by Bernie A. Shivcly, University of Kentucky athletic director and chairman of the NCAA basketball tournament com mittee. The University of Penn sylvania will be the host to the traditional tripleheader pairing the six eastern cham pionship contenders with games scheduled for Monday, March 11, at Philadelphia's Palestra, the same site as last year's opening round action. The two Mideast first-round games will be played a t Northwestern university; Ev anston, 111. Last year these games were played at Lexing ton, Ky. In the Philadelphia triple header the Southern confer ence champion will meet the Yankee conference winner, the Mid -Atlantic champion will play an al-large team probably the Ivy league win ner, and in the third game, two at-large teams will meet for the right to play the At lantic Coast conference king in the Eastern regional at Col lege Park, Md., March 15-16. In the other game at Col lege Park, the winner of the Southern conference vs. Yan kee conference pairing will play the winner of the Mid Atlantic vs. at-large winner. At Evanston, the Mid-American and Ohio Valley confer ence champions will each be paired with an at-large team. Then in the Mideast regional at East Lansing, Mich., also on Marcn 13-iO, tne luia Amcrican vs. al-large winner will play the Big 10 cham pion and the Ohio Valley vs at-large winner will play the Southeastern Conference champion. Two at-large games at sites yet to be determined com plete the action for the Mid west regional at Lawrence, Kan., while another pair of first-round games will lead to the Far West regional at Provo, Utah. Both of these regionals also are scheduled for March 15-16. The four regional champs will meet at Louisville, Ky., March 23-24, for the 25th an nual NCAA championship. Grants Pass Takes Over Second Place in Circuit Klamath Falls - Grants Pass high's Cavemen, showing their finest poise of this sea son, ended Klamath Falls basketball "domination" here Friday night and took over second place in the Southern Oregon conference standings. The Cavemen trimmed the Pelicans 58 to 54. It was the first CP triumph over Klam ath on the the hoop court since 1959. Grants Pass oulrcboundcd and outshot the Pelicans and broke away from a 50-all tic to lake the tussle. The Climate city club was 6-4 in the circuit after Friday's game behind the 7-3 of con ference leader Crater. Klam ath dropped to third place with a 6-5 mark. Jim Pippin put in the bucket which put CP ahead for keeps. Al Htitchins made it 54 to 50. Fred Kelley netted two free tosses for Klamath. Then Lyman Keiseeker of the Cavemen and Kelley traded baskets. Hutchins added two free heaves with one second left to play. Grants Pass had 22 to 19, 36 to 32 and 46 to 43 quarter spreads. Hutchins scored 18 points and Pippin 15 for the victors. Kelley had 15 and Hal Holman 14 for the Pels. Klamath held the lead in the game five times, the last at 30 to 29, but was never more than two up on the Cavemen. LINKUPS: Grant 1'ass 58Plppln 15. Shep pard 10. Hutchins IB. Sparlin t. Keiseeker 8, O'Leary 3. Bauer, Van Koten. Klamalb Kails 54 Chamberland S. Scott 6. Ash 2. Dahn 9, H. Hol man 14, Kelley 15. Piper. Eaton Scores 15 for Rooks Corvallis -JlTH- The Oregon State Rooks scored a 59-54 basketball win over the Ore gon Frosh Friday night. The Rooks led 31-28 at halftime. Scott Eaton scored 15 points, Dave Fox tallied 14 and Rick Whelan added 13 for Oregon State. Jim Barnett topped the Oregon scoring with 19. SOIBL Tilts Scheduled SOIBL STANDINGS: W. L. Trt. Drew's Manstore 7 1 .875 John Wheeler Logging.. 6 1 .857 Grants Puss 4 4 .300 Sambo's Restaurant 2 6 .250 Clendile 1 8 .111 Three games are scheduled in the Southern Oregon Inde pendent Basketball lea gue this week with Sambo's res taurant and John Wheeler logging each seeing action twice. Sambo's and Wheeler's meet each other at 8 p.m. on Monday at McLoughlin gym. On Wednesday night Drews' manstore and Wheeler collide at McLoughlin and Sambo's goes to Grants Pass. A story on Friday inadvert ently said that Drews' downed Sambo's last week. Drews' actually won from Grants Pass. Grade Basketball FRIDAY JV GAMES Howard 24. Griffin Creek 13 Oak Grove 16. Jacksonville 10 PIPER AVIATION SERVICE A.O.P.A. APPROVED Repair Charter Instruction Wayne Reavis Dave Hoover (I.A., A&P) (I. A., A&P) Jim Collins CFI and Ground School OWNERS: Kelly Adams (I.A., A&P), Pete Logan Phone 772-2938 NIGHTS Phone 773-3034 or 53S-1433 ORTIZ RECUPERATING El Centro, Calif. -IUPD- Man uel Ortiz, bantamweight champion of the world during much of the 1940s, continued to recuperate at home today following his release from El Centro Commupity hospital. Ortiz, 46, left the hospital Wednesday. He underwent major surgery for a gastric hemorrhage Jan. 25 and was in extremely poor condition immediately after the operation. Scott Jennings President of Rogue Archers Dr. Scott Jennings is the new president of the Rogue Archers. Other officers are Lauren Sauer, vice-president; Galin Jordan, secretary; Bob Klus man, range captain, and Joe Williamson, Oregon Bow Hunters field governor.1 Bob Staten is publicity chairman, and Southern Ore gon Bow Hunters delegates are Ray Gibson and Corny Collins. The Rogue Archers will have a club practice shoot starting at 1 a.m. today at the Dalton Quackenbush private broadhead course. The course is on Table Rock rd. a short distance south of Highway 234. An archery sign in the vicinity will indicate the lo cation . Next meeting of the club will be a potluck dinner af fair for members and wives at the home of Dr. Jennings, 2924 Hillcrest rd., Medford. An invitational shoot on the Rogue Archers slate this month is the OBH district team shoot Feb. 23-24 at Ash land. Events next month in clude a SOBH league indoor shoot March 3 at Grants Pass, league indoor shoot March 10 at Ashland, a foul-weather shoot March 24 at Canyon- ville, and Archery golf spon sored by the Rogue club in Sams valley on March 31. Gold Ray Fish Count WEEK ENDING FEB. 16: Silver Salmon None. Winter run steelhead 1,619. FULL SEASON Silver salmon 457 since Oct. 25. Winter run steelhead 3.680 since Nov. 16. 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