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CAGERS BATTLE FOR BALL - Medford
and Grants Pass high hoopmen battle for
ball on rebound in Friday night Southern
Oregon conference game here. In the air
are Gibb Mitchell (22) and Jack Forde (40 ,
Medford, and Marty Bauer (SI) and Al
Black Tornado Nabs Lead
By Tripping Cavemen 58-52
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CONFERENCE STANDINGS
(As or Friday) W. L.
Medford
Granti Pan ........ 8
Crater 8 5
Klamath Falla 7 7
Ashland 3 IS
Throwing off the spectre of
threatening defeat, the on
rushing Medford high Black
Tornado staged a tempestuous
fourth quarter rally here Fri
day night to keep Its basket
ball winning streak a-running
and to project itself at long
last into the leadership of the
Southern Oregon conference.
The hurricaning hoopmen
overcame the Cavemen of
Grants Pass 58 to 52. For the
Medfords it was the sixth con
secutive triumph in the con
ference. Victory gave them a
9-5 league record and top
rung in the standings for the
first time this season.
The loss made Grants Pass
8-5 In the circuit and in a
second place knot with Cra
ter. Both GP and Crater, play
ing respectively against Klam
ath Falls and Ashland, had
opportunity last night, how
ever, to pull up even with the
Tornado.
After three close quarters,
It looked, as the final canto
got under way, as if the Cave
men had broken open the
fracas and were on the way to
triumph. They had an eight
point margin at 47 to 39 with
7V4 minutes left to play. But,
the Tornadoes came storming
back through the stealing ef
forts of Jack Forde, Mike
Neathamer, Jim Hill, Gibb
Mitchell, Dan Miles and
Larry Vowell.
Hill put in a pair of free
(hots. Mary Bauer contribu
ted one for GP and it was 48
to 41. Miles goaled from the
circle as Coach Frank Roe-
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ball neatly. And, with 5:42
on the block Forde hit a slick
pivot shot for 48 to 45.
With five minutes left, Al
Hutchins of the Climate city
momentarily stalled the Twis
ter with a fielder from the
side. Bui, a shot by Forde
bounced around on the rim
and fell In and Hill scored
from under the hoop on a
Miles feed. The Cavemen
edge was just 50 to 4D.
The clock read 3:34 re
maining when GP's soft-shooting
Hutchins was banished for
his fifth foul and Forde put
in both tries for 51 to 50.
Medford was ahead to slay.
The Tornado secured the
ball on a Grants Pass viola
tion, worked It carefully, try
ing for a sure shot then took
time out. Seconds after play
resumed, Neathamer scorched
the strings with a lightning
driver shot. Then, he added
Injury to the scoring insult
by pulling off a swipe.
Hill was fouled with 1:39
to go and made both shots for
55 to 50,
Lyman Keisecker missed
on a free try for the Cavemen
of Coach Gordon Prelim.
Grants Pass rebounded but
Forde got a jump boll and
Medford controlled. A charg
ing foul on a Mcdfordite gave
the ball back to GP. With 58
seconds on the clock Jim Pip
pin put in a long push shot
for Grants Pass.
Vowell made good on one
of two free chances for Med
ford and Forde retrieved the
ball after the missed second
shot. Neathamer added the
last two Medford points on
glfters.
Then the Hedrick gym was
scene of pandemonium.
Lead changed hnnds 11
times in the tremendous game
and there were six deadlocks.
Grants Pass headed at ench of
the Intermissions 17 to 14, 30
to 29 and 43 to 3f. Medford
outscored Grants Pass 19 to 9
in the final period to take the
verdict.
Forde was li i g h scorer in
the tangle with 20 points.
Hutchins hncl 17 for the Cli
mate city club. Hill, for Med
ford, and Tom Sparlin. deadly
with long one-handers for
GP, each had 12 counters.
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Hutchins (45), Grants Pass. Looking for
chance to go for the ball are Tom Sparlin,
left, Grants Pass, and Mike Ncathamer (14)
and Jim Hill (42), Medford. Medford won
58-52. - (Anders photo).
It was at the free line
where the points came that
made the difference. The Tor
nadoes hit a hot .800 on 20 of
25 while GP scored 10 on 14.
Grants Pass had the edge in
field shooting and rebound
ing. The Cavemen goaled 21
times from the field on 42
shots for even .500 bombard
ment. Medford had a hot .432
on 19 of 44. Rebounds were
31 to 20 for Grants Pass.
Bauer had nine board
clearances for GP and Hut
chins eight. For Medford Hill
pulled seven and Forde 8.
The low number of field
shots and the low rebound
total were indicative of the
hard defensive play and the
rather deliberate nature of
the game.
Over three quarters of the
route the Cavemen time and
again came through with
clutch scores that restrained
Medford bids to take com
mand. But, the final chapter
the Twisters aggressively
took the upperhand with
some fine ballhawking by
Neathamer and Mitchell and
under the hoop scrap of Forde
and Hill
Local supporters were a bit
subdued when GP took its
widest lead but, when the gap
was narrowed to 48 to 45,
they began to raise the roof,
seeing a comeback In the
making.
First quarter was the most
furiously see-saw as the lead
shifted on eight occasions be
tween tile fiery teams. The
clubs at this stage were never
more than three points apart.
Medford after tying the game
at 17 and 19-all took a four
point span on two giflcrs by
Forde and a bucket by Hill
for 23 to 19. But the Cavemen
pulled even at 23-all on free
markers and a field goal by
Bauer.
Medford gained 27 to 24
gap on Hill's rebounder and
Nealhamcr's driver while
Sparlin hit from the foul
stripe for Grants Pass. But
Sparlln's long push, Hutchins
driver and Pippin's rebound
basket manufactured a 30 to
27 load for GP. The Cnvcmcn
stayed in front from there un
til 2'a minutes into the sec
ond half.
A GP spread of 35 to 32
was erased when Miles long
push and Hill's free toss
evened the conflict. But
Grants Pass went into the
lead again on Sliepard's buck
el. Spnrlin's free toss and
long two-hand jump. Rod
dick's driver and Bauer's free
point, while Benner hit from
the top of the circle for Med
ford, gave GP a 43 to 37 dif
ference. Two Vowell free
shots came Just before the
quarter buzzer.
Pippin's long jump and
Hutchins two free heaves
established lite eight-point GP
bulge.
The Hedrick gym was
closed to general admission at
7:30 p.m.
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COLTS SIGN LEFTY
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John Miller, a "I -year -old
New York southpaw, and as
signed him to the Moultrie,
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Florida league.
Clay Rows
With Ring
Champion
Miami Beach - IUPD - If
someone doesn't keep heavy
weight champion Sonny Lis
ten and the No. 2 contender
apart, there's apt to be blood
on the training room floor.
Liston has been grunting
for weeks that there's noth
ing he would like better than
to put a big fist in Cassius
Clay's big mouth.
And the young, poetry-quoting
Clay, one of the most
talked about fighters in a
long time, just keeps baiting
the champ between predic
tions of the death knell for
opponents.
"I can leave both my legs
home and beat you," Liston
exploded Friday in reply to
Clay's harrassings. The champ
held his first workout in a
week for his heavyweight ti
tle matcli with former champ
Floyd Patterson set here
April 10.
Liston, a truck-sized spare
for his plush, beachfront ho
sign of inactivity due to a
twisted right knee, shadow
boxed and battered the bags
. and cocked a menacing
fist at Clay.
"Get him out of here,''
snapped the champ.
Clay hit Liston with a bar
rage of verbal punches in the
Fifth Street Gym which the
champ has temporarily traded
for his plussh, beachfront ho
tel training layout.
'I'm the greatest man.
You're the ugliest and I'm
the prettiest . . . You got to
go when we fight."
This may sound like a pub
licity stunt, but with a mouth
like Clay's and a temper like
Liston's something's got to
give.
The glowering champ am
bled over to the ropes and
cocked one of his huge fists.
Clay wasn't sure whether
Sonny meant It or not, but
he took a healthy step out of
range hastily.
Sonny's trainer, Jack Nil-
on, plainly unsure of the
champ's plans, too, grabbed
mm.
"You never know when
this guy's kidding," Nilon
said. "I'm not taking any
chances."
GP Jayvees
Win 45-43
In Prelim
Grants Pass high topped
Medford 45 to 43 in junior
varsity cometition and Med
ford whipped the Cavemen in
sophomore playe 56 to 37 in
Friday night basketball here.
The Climate City cagers
broke a 41-all deadlock to win
the junior varsity tangle. Med
ford scored 21 points in the
last quarter to make the soph
omore triumph decisive.
Rich Ireland gave the GP
JV the lead for good with a
free shot with 2:47 left on the
clock. He got another gifter
about one minute later. Pat
Duchien put in two more free
points with 23 seconds to go.
Seconds later Ron Edmonds
hit a long pusher for Medford.
Jerry McCormack had op
portunity to pad the GP count
in the last two seconds but
missed two free tries.
Don Kengla brought the
Junior Tornado of Medlord up
to the 41-all tie from a four
point deficit with two field
goals. Medford had 13 to 8
and 2G to 18 quarter and half
gaps. Grants Pass was ahead
33 In 31 going into the final
panel.
Bill Enyart had 13 points
for Medford and Edmonds 11.
John Maynard had 10 for GP.
Medford s sophs had 13 to 9,
21 to 19 and 35 to 27 quarter
margins. Jim Cox had 14
points for Medford and Dean
Lowe the same for GP.
JV l.lNEll'S:
(tanls Pass 4S Newman 7,
Tumlnikun, Maynard 10, Duchien
9. Mahalrv 8, McCormack 5. Ire
land 4. Hock 2
.Mrdford 43 Kn.vait 13. Kengla
8 Kiticht 2. Edmonds 11. Allen 4,
Stockman. Mullen. Davis. Hinman
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1-cMc 14. Rice 3. Jameson 2. Fors
grcn 4. McMahan 2
Medford it 1 lankcrs 7. Blckter
10. Ilrconan II. Cox 14. Rupn 10,
Wooton, Kosbury, Newland, Root.
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Smith, Brown Winners
Of Holiday Golf Tourney
Justin Smith Jr. and Dick
Brown captured the holiday
handicap golf championship
at Rogue Valley Country club
by a 10-point margin over the
second place team of Rush
Acheson and Bob Phillips.
Smith and Brown had a
total of 59 points for 19
matches and Acheson and
Phillips had 49 for 18.
Carl Schmidt and E. A.
Pearson, who were leaders
most of the way, finished
TAKE LINKS TITLE - Jus
tin Smith, left, and Dick
Brown, above, were winners
in the annual holiday golf
handicap tourney which end
ed Friday at Rogue Valley
Country club. They had 59
points for 19 matches, 10
more than the second place
team.
third with 48 points. They
played 22 matches, more than
any other team.
Herb Leonnig and Don
Hale were fourth with 35 aud
Leo Vilarino and Dick Knoll
fifth with 32 counters.
Smith and Brown expanded
their final margin partly at
the direct expense of Ache
son and Phillips. Only two
points separated the two
teams before they got together
last week. Brown and Smith
won this match by four points.
So they added four while Ach
eson and Phillips subtracted
the same number.
Schmidt and Pearson were
idle for l'4 weeks.
The tourney opened on Dec.
1 and concluded on Friday,
March 1.
South Salem,
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South Salem, Pendleton and
Tigard Joined the field in the
Oregon high school Class A-l
basketball tournament Friday
night.
South Salem defeated Al
bany 78-47, Pendleton won
over Baker 68-49 and Tigard
topped Newberg 54-35 to
clinch berths for the tourney.
They joined Marshall, Mo
lalla and Sandy in the field.
Lebanon and North Eugene
wrapped up tics to go to the
tournament. Lebanon edged
Corvallis 43-42 and North Eu
gene got past North Bend
69-50.
Newport joined Central in
the field for the A-2 tourna
ment by defeating Toledo
59-51. Coquille gained a tie
Sportsman Club
Meets Monday
There will be three guest
speakers from the Oregon
Fish and Game council at the
regular meeting of the Oregon
Sportsman club on Monday,
March 4.
They will be P. E. Milhorn,
slate president; Walter Craig,
president of the Jackson
County chapter, and Robert
Pylc, president of the Kla
math County chapter.
The meeting will be at 8
p.m. at Girls Community club,
229 North Barlelt st.
Killing of doc and fawn
deer will be the main topic
of the meeting which is open
to the public.
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Max Larson and Dick Fin-
nell took the low net best ball
laurels with a 57 which is the
tourney low. Smith and
Brown were second low with
a 60.
A total of 1,320 rounds of
golf were played in the tour
ney. FINAL, StXnDIN'GS:
Matches Point
J. Smith - D. Brown - 19 Plua 59
Acheson - PhilUpa
Schmidt-Pearson
Leonnig - Hale
Vilarino - Knoll
Roman - Thompsen
Wilson C.Lewis
18 " 49
22 48
12 " 35
13 " 32
i3 " 24
17 " 20
12 " 18
, 12 " 15
12 " 17
12 " 14
12 " 7
18 " 8
13 " 7
12 " 2
2 " 4
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9 " 6
12 " 3
2 " 3
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10 " 7
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7 " 7
10 " 7
12" 7
13 " 8
10 " 8
16 " 9
13 " 9
12 " 8
9 " 11
10 " 11
13 " 13
7 " 13
7 " 14
5 " 17
6 " 17
11 " 18
6 " 18
5 " 18
6 " 18
4 " 19
9 " 15
12 " 22
15 " 29
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Curl - Cramer
Lambert - Schott
Helsel - Sawyer
Cottingham - Crelger
Henselman - Quinn ....
Linn - E.Milne
Parsons - C. Knight
Owens - Shepherd
Tubbs - Prough
Ross - Dunlevy
LOW NET BEST-BALL:
Max Larson -Dick Finnell 57;
Justin Smith - Dick Brown 60; Herb
Leonnig - Don Hale 61: Warren
Bayliss -M. Luther 61; Dick Knoll
Leo Vilarino 61.
Pendleton
for a berth with a 41-38 de
cision over Brookings.
Eighth Graders
Vie on Monday
In District 6
Central Point - A District
6 basketball eighth grade bas
k e t b a 1 1 doublcheader is
scheduled for Monday eve
ning, March 4, at the Crater
High school gym here.
The combined squads of
Hanby of Gold Hill and Sams
Valley will meet Central
Point's eighth. A junior var
sity tilt is set for 6:30 p.m.
Varsities will meet at 7:30
p.m.
This is the second annual
event and will show District
6 fans the basketball talent
that is on its way up to Cra
ter high.
Keith Johnson will handle
the Central Point clubs and
Marvin Throne the jayvees
and Walter Doherty varsity
of the Sams Valley-Gold Hill
teams.
IRISH MEUSEL DIES
Long Beach, Calif.-fUPD
Irish Meusel, 69, famed out
fielder with the old New York
Giants in the early 1920s, died
Friday in a Long Beach hos
pital after a brief illness.
Meusel, whose full name was
Emil Frederick Meusel, was
the brother of Bob Meusel
who also starred as an out
fielder with the New York
Yankees for a decade.
Eating out is a special treat for
very member of the family.
We take particular pleasure
In serving family groups, so
make it custom to dine here
frequently. Special portions
served for the children.
Roast Prima Rib of Beef
Datp Fried Fillet of Sola
Southern Fried Chicken
Eiquisita Tender Steaks
Tornadoes Ousted
In A-l Mat Meet
Corvallis - Medford high
wrestlers were out of the
state A-l high school wres
tling tourney after Saturday
afternoon matches.
Mike Mayfield, 191, and
Tom Metz, 168, each dropped
two bouts in the afternoon
activity.
Mayfield, who had reached
the championship semifinals
in his weight, lost to Don
Kauffman, Lebanon, 4 to 1
in overtime. Then, in a con
solation bout Jack Selanders,
Madison, pinned him in the
third round.
Metz was victor 10 to 5
over John Seniscal, Parkrose,
in a consolation bout then was
loser by fi to 3 to Jim Hanlon,
Sweet Home.
Mayfield won two matches
on Friday. He nudged Del
bert Allen, Scapoosse, 6 to 5
and beat Mike McKeel, Gre
sham, 5 to 3. In his semifinal
Mayfield got a 6 to 2 margin
on Kauffman, who then tied
up the tussle 6 to 6 by the
Dutch Girl
Ahead at
Skate Meet
Cortina D'Ampezzo, Italy-lUPD-Holand's
Sjouke Dijkstra
piled up an almost unbeat
able lead at the end of the
six compulsory figures Sat
urday and appeared to be a
sure bet to retain the women's
world figure skating cham
pionships. Young Donald McPherson
of Stratford, Ont., won the
first title of the 1963 cham
pionships Friday when he
took the men's individual
competition.
Miss Dijkstra, a 20-year-
old student from Akkrum,
Holland, had 1,272.8 points
and nine ordinals to move
well ahead of her nearest
competitor - Austria's Regina
Heitzer, who had 1,213.5
points and 22 ordinals.
Canadas Wendy Griner
was third after the compul
sory figures with 1,163.9
points and 34 ordinals and
Nicole Hassler of France was
fourth with 1,155.0 points and
38 ordinals. The Czech brother-sister
team of Eva Roman
ova and Pavel Roman early
Saturday came from behind
with a spectacular ice display
to defeat Britain's Linda
Shearman and Michael Phil
lips for the world ice-dancing
championship.
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end of regular time.
Metz on Friday was victor
over Leonard Friesz, New
berg, 4 to 3 on ridding time
in his first match but lost to
Al Stebinger, Lincoln, 6 to 2
in his second.
Two other Black Tornado
matmen dropped first round
tussles. Doug Dent, 115, Red
mond, defeated Mike Orr, 6-0,
and 6-5. Harold Weight, Sun
set, a 256-pounder, barely got
by Jeff Hardrath. The match
was 5 to 5 in points. It went
overtime and Weight got a
referee's decision.
Orr and Hardrath were
eliminated when the men who
beat them were ousted from
the championship running.
Medford got a total of 4
points in the tourney.
Lebanon high was the A-l
leader going into last night's
finals with 22 points. De
fending champion Grants
Pass had 19 and Klamath
Falls had 11.
Gun Club Holds
Spring Shoot
Early Spring shoot of Med
ford Gun club will be held
today starting at 9:30 a.m. at
the grounds on Vila's rd. west
of Crater Lake highway Four
Corners.
The shoot will offer 250
targets per gunner under reg
istration of the Pacific Inter
national Trapshooting associa
tion. There will be 20 non
registered targets.
Sixteen-yard singles, doub
les and handicap events will
be fired. Practice traps will
be open at all times.
TO HONOR COUSY
New York -UM- Bob Cousy
of the Boston Celtics, basket
ball's greatest play maker,
will be honored this after
noon prior to the game against
the New York Knickerbock
ers at Madison Square Garden.
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
(As of Friday)
Eastern Division
W. L. Pet.
Boston .. 51 21 ''"
Syracuse 42 28 .592
Cincinnati 37 35 314
New York 20 50 .286
Western Division
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St. Louia 41 29 .586
Detroit 30 42 .417
San Francisco 27 43 J88
Chicago 22 50 .306
Friday's Results
Detroit 115. St. Louis 113
Chicago 114. Los Angeles 109
San Francisco 132, Cincinnati 125
Church Athletic
Session Today
Med ford Church Athletic
association will meet at 2
p.m. Sunday at First Presby
terian church.
Coaches of all church bas
ketball teams and association
representa tives from all
churches are asked to attend.
Sportsmanship award vote is
planned.
Schedule for junior and
senior high league playoffs
will bu announced. Playoffs
open Thursday.
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forward, 2 reverse from less than
.mph to 6 mph.
7'-hp cast-iron Wisconsin
engine.
13 fast-switch attachments for
year 'round versatility.
Many more big tractor features
at a small tractor price.
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