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TUESDAY, Bearcats 1 st Loss; By NORMAN MILLER UPI Sports writtr New York -flIPD- Cincin nati's first defeat failed to shake the Bearcats from the No. 1 spot in the United Press International college basket ball ratings today, but Loy ola, whose perfect record also -was ruined, was replaced by Duke in second place. Wichita vaulted all the way from 17th place to sixth this week on the strength of the 65 - 64 upset victory which ended Cincinnati's 37 -game, two-season winning streak. Although Cincinnati held the top spot as it has every week of this season coach Ed Jucker's Bearcats missed SO League Nears EP, IV in Key Rogue Scuttle Southern Oregon confer ence basketball teams com plete the third lap on Friday and start the fourth and final round on Saturday. And, it might be the crossroads In the chase for the champion ship and two state title berths, In the Rogue league, this will be the final week of the regular season, unless second place is unsettled. And, alien tion is on the Eagle Point-Illl nois Valley fray. Crater and Ashland will be Whitman Edges Linfield 73-71 By United Press International College of Idaho and Whit man have dispelled any thoughts that they might be getting easier to handle on their home courts. Lewis and Clark and Pa cific swept six Northwest con ference basketball games from the eastern pair on an Invasion earlier in the season, but the home clubs were ready when Willamette and Linfield hit town. Whitman edged Linfield 73-71 at Walla Walla Monday nlqht to hand the Wildcats their thiid straight defeat. College of Idaho romped over Willamette 72-48, giving the Bearcats a 1-2 record on the tour. College of Idaho ran Its league record to 8-6 as Dan Aycrs scored 22 points and grabbed the same number of rebounds. Bob Woorile scored 13 for Willamette, which has a 4-0 record. Bill Schocn hit a field goal wiin uiroe seconds remaining lor Whitman's victory. MEN IOVE Crosby Paint (P.S. 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Duke, which has a 19-2 rec ord and has won 13 straight games, thus moved up another notch in its steady climb from 10th place during the past eight weeks. The Blue Devils, undefeated in 12 Atlantic Coast conference games, were third behind Cincinnati and Loyola for the three previous weeks. Loyola, whose 21-game win ning streak was snapped by Bowling Green, 92-75, last Last Round; home teams both nights in the SOC. Mcdford goes to Crater on Fridav night and on Sat urday Klamath Union will e the Comets at Central Point. It's still anybody's race (ex cluding Ashland) in the A-I school circuit. In the A-2 Rogue league Eagle Point can all but wrap up second spot by downing Illinois Valley at Cave Junc tion on Friday. If IV wins and Lakcview beats Sacred Heart on Friday, the Cougars and Honkers will remain in the running along with the Ea gles. Other Friday games arc Henley at St. Mary's and Rogue River at Phoenix. Sat urday scrapes are Eagle Point at Sacred Heart and Illinois Valley at St. Mary's in Med ford. Rogue River will enter tain Sutherlin of the Umpqua Valley league. Henley already has claimed the Rogue .championship and one of the leagues two places in the District 6 A-2 tourney. In tangles tonight Butte Falls varsity entertains St. Mary's jayvces, Eagle Point is at Ashland, McLoughlin at Crater and Rogue River at Phoenix for freshman action. Request Made To Override Veto Salem - IllPD - The Oregon Senate will be asked to over ride a veto made by Gov. Murk llaltlcld utter the liltil legislature adjourned. The Senate Alcohol Control Committee voted Monday to recommend that the govern or's veto be overriden. There was one dissenting vole, by Sen. Edward Fadeley (D-Eu- gene). The bill would extend from 10 to 60 days the waiting period before the State Liquor Control Commission can shut period. NEWS CAR OWNERS! M4 Bern Studeboker a FT t ' i " i . . VTSM riiTrJ MARTIN Despite to 1 3th Saturday night, dropped out of the runnerup spot which it had held for eight consecutive weeks. The Ramblers from Chicago were third, 13 points behind Duke and 69 behind Cincinnati. Arizona State moved up a notch to fourth place, as Illi nois dropped to fifth; Ohio State moved back into the top 10 group and tied Stanford for seventh. Colorado and Georgia Tech rounded out this week's top 10 group. The coaches based their ratings on games played through Saturday night, Feb. 16. Mississippi State, seventh last week, dropped to 11th place, and Oregon State fell from 10th to 13th. New York University was between them in 12th place. The United Press Interna. tional major college basket ball ratings (with first-place votes and won-lost records through Feb. 16 in parenthe sis): Team Points 1. Cincinnati (34) (19-D..349 2. Duke (1) (19-2) 203 3. Loyola (111.) (21-1) 280 4. Arizona State (20-2)....240 5. Illinois (14-4) 131 6. Wichita (16-6) 94 7. (tic) Ohio Slate (15-3).. 81 8. (lie) Stanford (14-6) .... 61 9. Colorado (14-5) 50 10. Georgia Tech (8-4) 48 Second 10 group - 11, Mis sissippi Slate, 41; 12, NYU. 36; 13, Oregon Slate, 31; 14, Tex as, 29; 15, Auburn, 23; 16, Oklahoma Stale, 19; 17, Utah State, 18; 18, Colorado State Univ., 17; 19, UCLA, 14; 20 (tie), Texas Western and Providence, 10 each. Others - Bowling Green, 9; Noire Dame and SI. Joseph's (Pa.), 5 each; West Virginia and Pittsburgh, 2 each; Se attle, 1. Wheeler Runs Over Sambo's In SOIBL Tilt John Wheeler Logging con tinued its way in the South ern Oregon Independent bas ketball league lust night by chalking up an 84 to 63 win over Sambo's Rcsturant. The game was played at McLough lin gym. Dave D'Olivo of the Lor gers led all semes will) 21 points. Other Wheeler phiv ers to score In double figures were jjick Copplc with 20, Dean Dunson 19 and Keith Johnson 11. George Clear water had 20 for Sambo's and Dick Puhl collected 15. Wheeler had a seven-point bulge at halflime. East-Wesf Shrine Grid Coaches Picked Sun Francisco - (UPI) The coaching stuffs for next De cember's East West Shrine football game will be headed by Jack Mollenkopf of Pi .--due and Jim Sutherland of Washington State. In announcing the set-up last week. General Manager William M. Coffman said that Mollcnkopf's East slnft would include Ara Parscghian of Northwestern and Ben Sehwnrtzwalder of Syracuse. John McKay of the top ranked University of South ern California will assist 1 Sutherland on the West along with John Bridgers of Baylor. I Luffman also announced ! that last December's Shrine : contest earned $247,227.29. j This amount goes lo the Shrin j ers hospitals for crippled chil dren. ! Year-Round School Program Attacked Salem - IOT - lirp. Carrol i Howe, (It-Klamath Kails), said Monday compulsory year I round school and college pro grams would have a serious impact on Oregon's economy. Howe said the state would suffer from loss of student workers during the peak-employment summer months. He said such key industries as lumber, fire control, construc tion, agriculture and tourist businesses need larger work forces during the summer. Howe, former superinten dent of Klamath county schools, said students also would suffer under a compul sory program. He said many students now finance their education by summer work. ENJOY SANO V King Smo Cigarettes Menthol or Regular Sano Cigars Sine EARLSXI Pipt and Tobacco Headquarters 36' , So. Ctnlnl Medtoid. Ote. 'if i t-t.- y. mm TIPOFF Medford high's Jack Korde (40) and Klamalh Falls' Fred Kelley go up on the second half tipoff in basket ball game here Saturday night. All players and the two referees are in this scene. Other Medford players are Dan Miles (24), Rick Benncr (34), Jim Hill, beyond Benncr, PSC Vikings Keep OCC Mat Toqa Ashland Southern Ore gon wrestlers Saturday placed second in the Oregon Colleg iate conference tournament at Monmouth in which Portland State retained its title. Portland recorded 90 points, SOC 58, Oregon Tech 57, Eastern Oregon 33 and host Oregon college 22. The Vikings of PSC gar nered five individual crowns, three seconds, one third and one fourth. Sophomore Doug Smith, 123, captured SOC's only championship. He defeated OTl's Dennis Sather, 4-1, in the finale. The Raiders also had three seconds, four thirds and two fourths. OTI had two champs, four runnersup, one third and three fifths. Eastern Oregon also had two winners along with two thirds and six fifths. There were few falls in the tourney. Portland State, how ever scored five, two by Len Petty pohn, 137. Glen Moses, 177, and Jim Grusli, heavy weight, recorded pins for SOC. Basketball MONDAY C01.1,l,f;K HKKt'l.TS Hy United Prenk International WKST Whitman 73, Linfield 71 EAST Upsala 87. St. Peler'a 8fl Boston Coll. an, Nnrtheaitcrn S3 Boston U. 72. Tufi ai (NLyl"7 (HI.) 70, St. John'B St. Anselm's B8. Merrimack 62 Carnegie Tech 33. Mt. Union 51 Rider 88. Wilkei 57 SOUTH Lenoir Rhyne 84. Wofford 68 Mercer 45. Erskine 44 Auhurn 63, Tulnne 61 TlellHrmine 84, Mnrati 7J Beth-Cook. 1(14. Savannah St. !3 Alabama 75. Louisiana St. 71 Vencirrbiit (if), Kentucky 67 M or Ran St. 72, Hampton (if) Spring Hill 78. Christian Bros. 72 Mississippi 72. Florida ;( Florida Southern 116. Rollins 78 Furman 70. Virginia Tech 64 Mississippi St. 86, Georgia 75 Louisiana Coll. ill llnunrH iaii i 7R MIOUKST Illinois 87, Purdue 7ft Concordia (Minn.i 70 MnrAlr 66 Xavier (Ohio! iiR. Villa Madonna 68 Bowling tirecn 67. Notre Dame 58 Ohio St 87, Michigan St. 77 Indiana 72. lown 71 Omaha 67. St. Benedict's .Kan.l 58 Missouri 60. Colorado 58 Northwestern 63. Michigan 62 Augsburg 77. St. Johns iMinn.) Minnesota 72, Wisconsin 48 sot I m KM Oklahoma R4. Nebraska 77 Dallas U. !). St. Edward (Tex 1 68 Texas West 84, W Trxws St 42 Abilene Christian 68, Wayland 58 Measure Aimed At 'Shoddy' Work Salem -ilW- A bill aimed at "shoddy workmanship" on public improvement contracts was introduced Monday hy Rep. lieulah Hand (D-Milwau-kie). It would require cities, po litical subdivisions or agencies to use inspectors on any pub lic works over $10,000. It also would require ap proval of plans by an engineer or architect. Mrs. Hand sai dthe bill was provoked by recent exper iences in sewer district and school building construction In Oregon. PLANE LANDS SAFELY Miami - ITI- A Pan Amer ican World Airways Hoouir 707 airliner, carrying 150 per sons, landed safely Monday .vilh a faulty noso heel after circling for two and one-half hours to exhaust fuel. Americi'i Purest Tobacco Tasle smefcinq tobjcfo PIPE AND GIFT SHOP MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON a-wH l.-l'l iatt . ..:.. ...i..,- .... :: jta" u W 4. - .... - MEDFORDt.-eSi -Tribune "S SEEKS TITLE - Nick Kozak, above, will be after the Pa cific Coast junior heavy weight wrestling champion ship when he meets Wild Bill Savage in the main event at Medford armory Thurs day night. The winner will receive a bell indicative of the cham pionship, which has been in active for several years. In dian Billy Whitewolf will test veteran Kurt Von Poppcn hcim in the scmi-windup and Harold (Buck) Davidson will go against newcomer Cowboy Bob Boycr in the opener, set for 8:15 p.m. Ringside re served seat tickets are on sale at Lamport's Sporting Goods store in Medford. Refugees To Settle In New Hampshire Manchester, N. II. - il'PH - Twenty Cuban refugee fam ilies will fly from Miami to Grcnicr Air Force Base here March 1 to settle in New Hampshire. The Rev. Charles D. Broad ncnt, coordinator of the re settlement project sponsored by the Congregational-Christian Conference and the New Hampshire Council of Churches Inc., said about BO persons will be in the group. '0 (1 n AT- IS'. . V - r . , 'v Versatile 'Jocp' vehii-lcs perform hundreds of different jobs find powerful 'Jeep' -l-wheel drive TJ '0-hovio t t motion takes you "anywhere." M.4-v3 Jeep vehicles take more punisli- ftSJ 'iy mem and still work years longer. Vi vihiciis aU MEDFORD MOTORS 225 South Riverside KAISER-WIILYS PRESENTS TiiccnAY ttfinpu THE LLOYD BRIDGES SHOW TUESDAY, 8:00 PM i i and Larry Vowell at far right. Klamathites are Bob Hol man (25), Wayne Chamberland, between Holman and Forde, Grover Dahn (31) and Don Piper, back of Vowell. Referees are Larry Stevens, left, and Pat Ford, both of Grants Pass. Medford won 49-47. (Anders photo). Denny Moyer To Defend Title Tonsght Honolulu-IUPH-Denny Moy er, reportedly having weight, problems, makes his first de fense of the world junior mid dleweight title tonight when he faced Honolulu's Stan Har rington. The stale Boxing Commis sion Monday turned down the Portland, Ore. champ's re quest to hold the weigh-in two hours earlier than stipulated in the contract. It is set for 1 p.m., HST 6 p.m., EST to day. Moyer had asked to go on the scales at 11 a.m., local time. The limit is 154 pounds. It will be Moyer's first de fense of the crown since he won it from the veteran Joey Giambra last October. Pro moter Sam Ichenose said he expects a capacity crowd of 5,000 at Civic Auditorium for Hawaii's first championship bout in 10 years. The fight is scheduled to start at 2 a.m., EST. North, South Eugene Meet Headon Tonight Eugene - (UPI) - The state's top two high school basket ball teams, North and South Eugene, collide tonight in a game expected to draw 8.000 to 10,000 fans to McArthur Court. South won an earlier game 58-52, but the Highlanders later regained top spot in the coaches poll and boast a 15-1 record. The Axeman are 13-3 for the season. GOLF SERIES SET Akron, Ohio-il'PIl-The world series of golf, in which the U. S. Open, British Open, PGA and Masters champions meet head-on, again will be held on Akron's nationally f a in ous Firestone Country Club course this year. Chica go TV producer Walter Schwimmcr announced t h e two-day affair will be held Sept. 7 and 8. VERSATILE... t.- POWERFUL... VIRTUALLY iDESTSL'CTISLE! P ' V KUHS Takes Frosh Tilt Klamath Union high frcslr men used a full court press to come from behind in the final chapter and defeat Med- j ford's McLoughlin Junior high 48 to 44 Saturday in Basketball at Klamath Falls. McLoughlin blew a 10 point lead which it held with six minutes to play. The Medford team had 8 to 6, 20 to 15 and ' 33 to 27 intermission leads, i Scott had 12 points for Klamath and Tom Dallas 15 for the Medford club. Reserves played an extra half-game with Klamalh lead ing 19 to 17 when play halt ed. LINKUPS: McLoughlin 44 Dal!-: '5. Hale 9. Curtis J). Chambers. Ingram 3. Smith 6. Byrne 2. Klamath Falls 48 Barnes 7 Petersteiner 9. S. McGinnis 6. Scott 12. Williams 8. D. McGinnis 4. Tucker 2. Metier. , HEAHN WINNER Miami - lUPli - Former Giant pitcher Jim Hearn outlasted Boston Red Sox coach Billy Herman to win the 23rd an nual national baseball play ers golf championship Sunday by one stroke with a total of 301. The hefty Sox coach clos ed a four-stroke gap to one stroke with a 37-38-75 final round while big Jim shot 30-39-78 on the rainsoaked Mi ami Springs Golf Club course. 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Ajj 3 :urc .t tAC c ice. i : c: 7 C'Cn tn-me rKs. 7'c most pocu'jr SAY SEAGRAM'S T-jlGrants Pass 7th In Oregonian Poll Crater High of Central Point was seventh in this week's Oregonian A-l basket ball poll, dropping three notches from its fourth spot in last week's ratings. Grants Pass jumped all the way from 15th to a tie for fifth this week. North Eugene continued to lead the Oregonian poll, fol- j lowed by South Eugene and j Pendlton. Medford was 14th j and Klamath Falls received no votes at all. Henley continued to lead j the A-2 poll followed by El- , mira. Central was third. Eagle ! Point slipped one notch, from i sixth to seventh. Illinois Val-1 ley moved up a notch, from ! 12th to 11th place. CLASS A-l PH. North Euutne 113-11) 109 Soulh Eugene 113-31 99 Pendleton U4-2I 81 Marshall (15-2i 71 Gronli Past (11-61 39 met Milwaukie 114-2) 39 Crater (13-4 1 .... 36 Franklin 112-4) .. 31 South Salem 111-6) 29 Ailorla 113-31 26 Others: Lebanon 15. 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