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Newspaper Page TextOregon Staters In Into Coast College Ashland Oregon State University, the defending titlist, led the way into the Saturday finals of the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Wrestl ing association tournament at Southern Oregon college gym nasium here. The Beavers of Corvallis, who were shooting for their fifth straight mantle and their ninth In the PCIWA, had a total of 67 points through yes terday afternoon's matches in the two-day competition. Portland State college fol lowed with 53. Central Wash ington State ran third with 31 end Long Beach State was right behind with 30. Univer sity of Oregon held fifth with 28. Other scoring in the coast's top collegiate meet included California Polytechnic (San Luis Obispo) 23, University of Washington 22, UCLA 21, San Jose State 14, Washington State 12, Fresno State 10, Southern Oregon 5, Stanford 4. Los Angeles State 2, Ore gon college. Four Each in Finals Portland State and Oregon State each had four men in last night's championship finals. Central Washington State placed three in the titular matches, Universities of Oregon and Washington each two and Long Beach State, Fresno State, UCLA, California Polytechnic and Washington State each one. Oregon State's finalists were Gayle Greenfield 115, Gary Head, 123, Len Kauf man, 191, and Mason Fries, heavyweight. Portland Stat ers fighting for individual crowns were Ron Calhoun, 130; Len Pettyjohn, 137; Les Brown, 157, and Terry Fen ton, 191. Those from Central Wash ington were Gerald George, 147; LeRoy Johnson, 167, and Ken Sayler, 177. University of Oregon finalists were Doug Muck, 147, and Bob Keeney, 167, and those of Washington were Ron Johnson, 157, and Rick Bell, 177. The others were Dale Deff ncr, Long Beach, 115, Roy Stuckey, Fresno, 123, John Arnold, UCLA, 130, Sam Huerta, Cal Poly, 137, and Handy Cooper, WSU, heavy weight. Bell, defending champion in his class decisloned Don Kelson, Fresno, 11 to 0, in his semi, after a Friday quarter final win by 10 to 2 over Tom Allen, Stanford. He had a first round bye. Huerta bumped Charles Warren, U of O, out of the running 5 to 1. Warren, ex Crater high, had decisioned B r y c e Cook, Washington State, 9 to 2 in the semifinals. Two other Ducks, Dave White end Rick Burns, also ex Crater, lost in the champion ship quarters. Fran Allbritte, Washington State, decisioned White, 3 to 2 at 130 pounds and Len Kaufman, Oregon State, pinned Burns at 191. Warren, White and Burns all had first round byes. Terry O'Sullivan, U of O Be Choosy . . . Get Jacuzzi PUMPS! Vi H.P. DEEP WELL PUMP With 42 Gal. Tank . and Air Charger $15.95 down, 513.15 per mo. Irrigation Pumps Centrifugal $2950 and up Siskiyou Hardware 225 W. Main Ph. 772-2939 SIH GREEN STAMPS 22S Wt Main heavyweight, up from Med- ford high, lost to Randy Cooper, WSU, in an opening bout. Portland State had a 15 to 12 lead on Oregon State after Friday night semifinals. Long Beach State ran third with 9. California Polytechnic of San Luis Obispo had eight. Other Friday totals were UCLA 6, San Jose State, Uni versity of Washington and VIKING SCORES PIN Len Pettyjohn, of Portland State Vikings, uses his legs effec tively, along with an arm hold to pin Carl Pogue, University of California in 137-pound RAIDER TUSSLES George Moses, right, Southern Oregon college, engages Bob Keeney, University of Oregon, in Fri day quarterfinals of Pacific Coast collegiat mat meet at Ash land. Keeney went on to pin Moses in this 167-pound con test. (Dean Freeman photo) Klamath Pels Hold Off Ashland Grizzlies 55-51 Klamath Falls-Klamath Un ion high's Pelicans built up a wide lead then outlasted a strong Grizzly comeback Friday night to down Ashland 55 to 51 in a Southern Oregon conference basketball game here. Victory gave the fourth place Pels a break even 7-7 mark in the circuit. Ashland was 2-12. The Pelicans ran up a 19 point spread at 43 to 24 in the third stanza before the Ashlanders caught fire. Then, the Grizzlies settled down for a steadier performance. They shot and rebounded better. With six minutes left in the game, sparked by Rick Pierce and Dale Tcppcr, Ashland was within four points at 47 to 43. At that point Klamath Falls began a stalling game and picked up all its remaining markers at the free throw stripe. All 10 fourth canto points of the Whitebirds were on giftcr shots. Klamatn nad 14 to 8, 33 to 22 and 45 to 33 quarter differ ences. Wayne Chamberlain scored 16 points for Klamath Falls, Grovcr Dahn 13 and Don Piper 11. For the Bruins Pierce had 12, Jim Lamb 11 and Tcpper 10. Free tosses made the differ ence in the total scoring. The Pels made 23 of 34 and Ash land 17 of 26. Ashland gained a 17 to 16 nod in field goals. Klamath put in 12 of 25 field shots in the first half but only four of 17 in the second KF hit .381 from the field and Ashland .321. Rebounding favored Klam UZUCC1I! SISKIYOU HARDWARE Front Going Mat Finals University of Oregon each 5, Washington State 4, Stanford, Los Angeles State and Fresno State each 2 and Oregon col lege and Southern Oregon each 1. tllAMI'IONSIMP SEMIFINALS: ' (Saturday) 1 13 Greenfield won hv forfeit from Dempster; Dcffncr dec. Wong. 11-0. 123 Stuckey dec Smith 5-1: Clary Head. OSU, dec! Mon Lim, 5-1 130 Arnold pinned Allbritte; quarterfinals of Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Wrestling association tournament at Ash land on Friday night. (Dean Freeman photo) ath Falls 26 to 22. Klamath won the jayvce contest 45 to 40 and the sopho more game 52 to 27. Dennis Rose put in 15 points for KF in the jayvee tilt and Ron Boyce nine for Ashland. Bill Hardy had 15 for the Grizzly sophs and John Jendrzejew ski and Bud Coon eight each for the Pels. Ashland FG Cotton 6-2 Lamb .. 9-4 FT PFTP 1-1 2 3 5-3 7-4 3-2 3- 3 4- 2 1- 0 2- 2 1 1 Pierce ...10-4 4 12 5 10 2 fl 1 2 5 0 0 2 D. Tcppcr 9-4 G. Tcppcr 10-3 Trost 2-0 Hess 4-0 Lindley 3-0 Totals 53-17 2S-17 22 51 Klamath Falls Chamberland .. Scolt Kelley FG ..14-7 . 7-2 - 4-1 FT PFTP 3-2 2 16 2- 2 3- 3 4 .1 3 3 13 3 II 0 0 uann . .6-3 0-3 2-0 13-7 6-5 1- 0 2- 2 4-2 Piper Ash B. Holman - 0-0 Guyer 0-0 0 Totals 4-J-1S 34-23 It 5J Essclstyn and Stroh. L-C Pioneers tip OCE 56-50 Monmouth (UPD Lewis and Clark's Pioneers -playing nearly all the way without hobbled Jim Boutin-defeated Oregon College of Education 58-50 in the first game of the District 2 NAIA basketball playoffs Friday night. Boutin, star 6-5 center who sprained his ankle last week end, played only two minutes. Bill Hcnselman and Bill Maurcr each scored 10 for Lewis and Clark. Toby Wolf topped the Wolves' scoring with 14. The Pioneers were ahead 32-26 at halftime. Wid choice of models from 50cc to 250cc. The Suzuki Motor Bikes fea ture high quality fin ishes, economical fuel consumption and 4- p t d transmissions. Com in and look ever eur Suzuki lint ... in quirt about our EASY PAYMENT PLAN! Phone 772-2939 MEDFORD Calhoun dec. Kakalow, 3-1. 137 Pettyjohn dec. Isenhart. 6 3; Huerta dec. Warren. 5-1. 147 Muck dec. Kini. 10-3: George dec. Stradcr. 4-3. 157 R. Johnson dec. Rosenberg. 4-1; Brown dec. Javannard, 7-6 lotl. 167 L. Johnson dec. Ridenour 7-5; Keeney dec. Lowell. 5-3. 177 Sayler dec. Whitney, 9-1; Bell dec. Nelson. 11-0 191 Fenlon dec. Munson, 3-2; Kaufman dec. Horigins, H-4. Heavyweight Fries dec. Par ham. 4-3; Cooper dec. Dauphin. 9-2. FRIDAY QUARTERFINALS: 115 Gayle Greensfield. OSU. dec. Phil Philips, UW, 8-4; William Dempster, UCLA. dec. Tom Rich ardson, SOC, 9-3; Dale Deffner, LBSC, dec. Dennis Radford, OU, 7-1; Robert Wong. PSC, pinned Hoy Kusumoto, SJSC, 8:39. 123 Doug Smith, SOC, dec. rred Herrlck, UW, 10-3: Roy Stuckey, FSC. dec. Grant Hen- Jolhi, PSC, 6-2; Hon Lim, SJSC, dec. Lawrence Tokanow, UCLA, 6-4. 130 Francis Allbritte, WSU, dec. David White, UO, 3-2: John Arn old. UCLA, pinned Hans Weiss, UW, S:36; Ron Calhoun, PSC. pinned David Armstrong, SJSC, 3:46; Jim Kakalow, LBSC, pinned Gary Holmes, SOC, 5:30. 137 Len Pettyjohn. PSC, pinned Carl Fogue, UC, 8:25: John Isen hart, OSU, dec. Dick Wooding, UW, 6-0; Charles Warren, UO, dec. Bryce Cook, WSU. 0-2; Sam Huerta. cat Poly, pinned Trenton Douglas. SOC, 5:04. 147 -Doug Muck, UO. pinned Randy Sonner. OCE, 4:15: Warren V-.nM CDGH , 1, DC- 8-6: Gerald George, CWSc', dec'. Don Matson, UCLA, 14-8; Steve Stradcr, OSU, dec. Spencer Tamo to. Cal Polv. 5-1. 157 Ron Johnson. UW, dec. Bill Elliott. CWSC. 8-3: Lee Roscnburg, OSU. dec. Phill Kendall. Stanford. 4-1: Les Brown. PSC. dec. Spencer Plucy. Cal Poly, 14-0: Robin Ja vannBrd, UCLA, dec, Robert Stor lie. UO. 11-6. 167 LeRoy Johnson, CWSC, dec. Darrel Gilman, LBSC. 8-3: James Ridenour, PSC. dec. Harvey Wool, Cal Poly. 8-3; Gordon Lowell, OSU, dec. Paul Jackson, UW, 6-4: Rob ert Keeney, UO, pinned George Moses, SOC, 8:21. 177 Lee Whitney, PSC, dec. Gary Scrtnens, UCLA. 2-1 (over time); Ken Salyer. CWSC. dec. Ml chlel Harrington. WSU, 15-2; Dick Bell. UW. dec. Tom Allen. Stan ford, 10-2; Don Nelson. FSC. dec. Glen Moses, SOC. 4-2 (overtime). 191 Terry Fenton. PSC. pinned Mike Ortell. LASC. 4:06: Alex Munson. LBSC, pinned Orlando Michelon, UC. 6:44: Len Kaufman. OSU, pinned Rick Burns. UO, 6:30; Paul Hongins. SJSC, dec. Bill Al berts. OCE, 4-0. Hvy Don Parham, CWSC, pinned John Gulsh. LASC, 3:42; Randy Cooper. WSU, dec. Don Buehler. Stanford. 4-3; Bill Dauphin, Cat Poly, pinned Bob Konsclla. PSC. 4:33; Mason Fries. OSU. dec. Don ald Anderson. SJSC, 3-2. Two Contests Set in SOIBL For This Week SOIBL STANDINGS: John Wheeler Logging in l ,nor Drews' Ms n tore ft 2 flfif) Grunts Puss 5 .500 Sambo's Restaurant .... 3 ft 250 Clendale 1 10 .001 Dropped from league. Two games are scheduled this week in the Southern Oregon Independent Basket ball league. John Wheeler Logging will oppore Sambo's restaurant on Monday night and Drews' manslore on Wednesday eve ning. Both games are set for 8 p.m. at McLoughlin Junior high. Drews' and Grants Pass pick up default wins this week from Glcndale which withdrew from the league. Statistics through Feb. 18 prepared by League President Harry Chipman, showed Jim Allen leading with 148 points Allen started with Glcndale and Is now the Grants Pass Merchants. Larry Stevens, Grants Pass, had 138 points, and Don Reese, of the same team, 135 Dick Copple had 131 for Wheeler's and John Payne 120 for Drews'. Stevens led in average with 1Q 7 nop rama uhiln flP'l ! nnvla har) ID. An4 Rfrx 19.3. SOIBL SCORING: ft H Tp Ave. 3 3d 148 18 3 , 38 22 138 18.7 . 31 33 135 l 3 . 31 13 131 18 7 . 5? 18 120 17 1 . 44 2'l 117 I'l 3 J Allen, CP, CI. Stevens. GP Reese. CP Copple. JW Payne. D . Davis. GP DOIlvo. J w .. 11 2(1 02 14 fl Rlevlni GP CI 38 20 n 13 7 !)4 15 7 Twtlchell. JW 38 18 Grtllln. S 33 17 Rl 1 1 n 83 10 2 71 13 2 73 1(1 4 70 II 7 h 1 1 n 85 0 8 64 9 1 S-ratc. S 34 14 Graham, D . Puhl. S .. Clearwaler. S ..... Dunson. JW Dlckerson JW Amorde, S. 36 7 . 30 13 , 2fl 12 , 2T 8 . 28 13 . 23 18 MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, BAWLING STAR LEAGUE Kool Kals 14-01 4. Nora Bailey 476: TclcMars (0-4) 0. GayU San ford 405. Alley Kittens 13-1) 3. Colleen Baylor 477; Sputniks (1-3) 1. Flo Jones 411. Three Strikers (3-1) 3, Mayhelle Gascon 383; Spare Tires tl-31 1, Alice Brown 417. Gutter belles 13-11 3. Wyoms Haynes 4li; Gutter Dusters (1-3) 1. Manilla Dodenholf 408. Rollettcs 13-11 3. tllie Hopwell 404: Three Duds ( 1-3) 1, Charlotte Crouchcr 365. Shadows l2'-2,i() 2'i. Agnes Harrison 421; Three Belles ll!i l'il IV Florence Marshall 410. Nora Ba.ley IRS. Colleen Baylor 172. Flo Jones 168; Alley Kittens 1243. VALLEY ROLLERS Jollyjigslers (U'a-Tid) 3't. Dot Plumley 460: Koffee Klatch (10'i 13l ,. Helen Dey 468. Kool Four (16-8) 3, Laurine Pitts 498; Three Hits & A Miss (7-17) 1, Lyla Smilh 470. Whirley Birds (14-10) 1. Ruth Holloway 500; Spare Ribs (10-14) 3. Mary Parker 552. Alley Cats (12-12) 3, Jo Ashton 489; Bowling Biddies (10-141 1, Betty Price 413. Elaine Konopasek 200. Mary Parker 109, Spare Ribs 1857. NIGHT HAWK LEAGUE Hart's Hatchery 121-71 2. Vince Lobdcll 537: Triangle Market (18 10 1 2. Bud Campbell 489. Phoenix Food Mart 119-9) 4. Bill Edwards 556: Piggly Wiggly No. 2 (ii-rn u, ijicx Aitiinoncn .154. Oregon Food No. 1 (18-10) 2. Ranee Champion 542; Piggly Wisely No. 1 (16-121 2. Dan Hoooer 543. McLaughlin Plumbing (11-171 4. Bob Price 558: Woodland Heichta Mkt. llo-IBi 1. Bud Simmons 505. urecon rood No. 2 19-19 4. Roy Miller 509: Oregon Food No. 3 17-21) 0. Darol South 396. Dan Hooper 230. Rav Miller 226. Dick Mulhollen 220. Fhocuix rood Mart 60s: Mc Laughlin Plumbing 1733. ROGUKTTES Chct't, Flvinc A 17-1) 3. Bertha Snook 435; Oak Grove Furniture (5-31 1, Kathy Adams 448. W. L. More Construction (7-11 4. Dolly Cain 511: Bill Wright Real Estate (0-8) 0. Tiny ThomBS 441. Stevens Construction 16-21 3, Winnie Mulvcy 392; Team Four (3-5) 2, Mcndith Bassonette 392. ine westerner 4-4) 4. Barbara Bateford 492; Hutchins and Clark ConstrucUon (0-8) 0, Ella Adkins 403. The westerner 1673. BOWLING BELLES Roclh er Chevron m'-j-fi'l 2. Margaret Bolz 526; Southern Ore gun Tallow (10-181 2, Eileen Hunt- lg503. Trowbridge Electric (16-121 1. Lu Fisher 423; Mail Tribune Head liners (11-17) 3. Betty Mlngcr 403. fat and jmikcs Builders aunoly (14-141 0. Neva McLean 442; M & M Motors (14-14) 4. N. Weber 461. McLaren Ull (i;i'.'j-l4'j) 3. Phyllis Irwin 483; Big Y Beauty Salon (12-16) 1, Corky Jonea 404. Eileen Hunling 197, Margaret Bolz 196, Dorris Price 192: Boeth ler Chevron 2740. IN'nUSTRlAL LEAGUE Fvr Fvters 114-61 3. Jack Mon. roe 551; So. Ore. Trophy Co. (13-71 1. R. L. Janzen 524. Baker's Moutdlna (13-71 2. Don Turner S00; No. Rivcrslda Tavern (7-131 2. Dick Hart 904. Coca Cola (11-9) 3. Bob Perdue 551; Olson Lawyer Lor. Co, (H-14) 1. Bill Barnes 543. Basic's (10-101 3. Harold Hurley 523; Drive In Cleaners (S-ll) J, coe Brown sua. Wh c aw candy Co. (7-131 3. Neil Farrier 559; Patterson's Plumblns (10-10) 1. Evan Wruck 521. Jack Monroe 233. coe Brown 225. Bill Barnes 216; Fyr Fyters 10442925. EAItl.Y BIRO LEAGUE Newberry's (17',a-61,ii) 3'.b. Huth Carpenter 336; Bud's Easts.de Tex aco ll5'j-8!a) It. Stella Medcr meyer 404. Larry's Lineup (13-9) 3, Alta Knauber 4f7; Rambo't Richfield 16- 16) 1, Lydia Nikodym 411. Kn ot Kiectrtc i3- a. uayia Dixon 43: Medfnrd Hotel (7-17) 1, Esther Newton 430. Jav Allen (..vim 4. wnncy Hooper 3!l(j; Rogue Valley Constr. (8-16J 0, Maxinc Boatty 422. Mechanics Laundry ui-iin v rut Fixhen 430; Moore's Patio Shop (11 131 0. PrlRcllla Deal hern Re 373. Tally Ho (ii-iJ) I, Joyce jack 374; Williams Bread (7-17) 2, Joyce Picrnon 440. Ruin carpenter 1H7. Fax waney 1 03, Marjorie Lockwood 191; New berry's 2218. RAMBLING ROLLER". Jackson County federal (lH-lfl) 3, Irene Childs 404; Max Sig Com munications (12-16) 1, Mary Schoonovcr 3H4. Bn on Orchids Mfl-12 1. Claudia Smith 458; Oregon Bank (14-14) 3, Jcnn Gittcrling 420. cocoa co la iib-m .i, mary Han 4731. Home-Lite Saws (13-13) 1, Mary Sullivan 4fR. Craters T V. (14-14) 1. Lee Silt ton 363: Harpers Excavation (S-19l 3, Dorothy Thomasson 381. BOWLING WIDOWS City Cleaners (16-4) 3, Either Mohr 448; Team Six (6-14) 1, Al fred a Vaherwald 426. Team Three (13-7) 3, Ruby Fein 445; Big Y (3-17) 1, Carol Hayner 302. Bob West Const. (12-8) 0. Vlv ienne West 443; Timber Products One (11-91 4. Claudine Pollerd 443. Team rive (12-8) 4. Joyce Thorn ton 443: Timber Product Two (7 13i 0. Marjorie Anderson 45H. Marjorie Anderson 182. Esther Mohr 178; Team Three 1240. EMIMRK I.KAOUK Ptntt's f 22-101 3. Tomasa Urlpn 474: Olson Mack 120-Ui 1, Helm Dev 478. Stone's TV 121-111 1. Jackie W.I son 482: Tom Thumb Market (12 22i 3. nelty Gossman 481. Oak Grove Service (19-131 3. Vir ginia Wilson 473: Ren Taylor In surance (13-171 1, Claire Ellison 44:t Hillyer Oil 117-131 t, Lucille Cor nelius 402; Hair Shaperl (13-17) a, Eva Session 438. United Meat Products (13-17) 1, Joan Kounz 413; Nu-Way Cleaners (13-101 a, Joyce Pidcock sno. Winnie's (13-191 0, Jackie New land 4113: Western Thrill (11-21) 4, Alice Cldney 4RR. Tom Thumb Market 14nB. Claire Ellison 1R8. Joyce Pid cock 182. Betty Grossman 178. RDXV RO( KKRH I.KAClt'E Goodman Parkins 1 4-2 3. Olen McCoy fl02. Oreartn State Police IS'.IO1) 1, Paul Lovejoy 319. National Guard 114-2) 4, Jim Wcstcnsce 4.13; Haupcrt Tractor (8-B1 0. Leonard Pekarek 458. Timber Producul (10-fl) 4. t,eon- ard Chandler 518: Royal Oaks (4- 12) 0. Chuck Learn 436. 1 BRILL METAL WORKS Commtrcijt Induifritl Rtiidf ntil Shttt Mttil Work SriinUti, GUniied and Coppr Fabrication 2287 West Main mOHl 772-6660 OREGON GMAC (10-61 4. Wes Orahood 493: Snlder'a Dairy (6-10) 0, Carl Ellis 594. Pauline's Fashions (9-7) 4, Don Wiley 484: Montgomery Ward (41, 1 1 1 a ) 0, Larry Bangs At Lee Metz 420. Grange Co-op (7-fl) 2. Lindsay Houston 499; Crater Lake oMtors (4-121 2. Jim Radcllffe 580. McCoy 236. Ellis 231, Radcllffe 231; GMAC 2416. MEDCO KEULERbTTKS Twisters (18-10) 1. Louise Ores kovic 421; Starlighters (17-111 3, Clara Torrev 429. Black Balls (16-12) 0. Aggie Cialtl 417: Die Hards (14-141 4, Audrey Haugen 471. Alley Cats (9-17) 1, Mabel Pasck vale 417; Green Onions (10-18) 3. Ina Germain 443. Audrey Haugen 190. Clara Tor rey 167, Louise Oreikovic 166; Die Hards 1638. BOWLING QUEENS LEAGUE Pacific Power Si Light (21-11) 3. Lucille Corneillses 497: Charm Cottage (16-161 1. Gertie Blind 543. Retcr Fruit (20-121 4, Pal East wood 470: 1st National Bank (17 15i 0. Cappi Lindquist 448. Bainby's (19-131 4. Sheiill Harsh bargcr 545; Wooden Shoe 19-23) 0. Darlcne Brentor 505. Security Insurance MA-141 n Frcdcne Doty 488: Cal-Ore Ranches UH-Mi 4. Betty Weiss 527. H. H. Lage (13-191 3. Enid Ed wards 537; Klm'i (7-25) 1, Carol Duzan 477. Enid Edwards 214. Sherlll Harsh harger 213. Gertie Blind 201; Bainby's 061-2720. BOWLING BlniHES reamers 115-11 4, Bea Morgan 453; Thy Hard (6-10) Anlia Graves 428. One Pins (12-41 4, Myrna Norum K3!; Slow Pokes (11-5) 0, Bev Saltrnarsh 3(1(1. Strike OlltS (ln.ftl Khlrlav Mitchell 458; Three Pins (6-101 i, miss ijj. Lucky Strikes (9-7) 4. Lovell Black and Vi Moore 480; Ken Pinetles (3-131 o. Mary Raisdill 433. Pin Feathers n 9 Sllnn Jonniinn J3H; KBCkinf fins (3-131 mldte Johnson .102. Mvrna Norum 27n nl Martin ir,w, vi jvioore iwo; one Fins 1781 Prep Basketball United Presi Intrnatlnn1 FRIDAY GAMES orant 66, Benson 48 Jefferson 88. Cleveland 62 Franklin 65, Madison 53 Wilson 55. Roosevelt 54 Marshall 63, Washington 61 Beaverlon 50, Sunset 40 Milwaukle 34, Clackamas 27 Ores ham 58, Centennial 49 David Douglas 44. Hillxhoro 36 Astoria 55, Centra) Catholic 31 Tillamnnk Hfl Fnrwit Hrnv VI McMinnville 64, Lake Oswego 62 Oregon City 52, West Linn 32 St. Helens 53. Dm Mas 47 Tigard 54, Newbcrg 35 Sandy 63. Silverton 44 Molalla 46. Wy'east 29 Jesuit 58, Sycamore 57 (ot) Reynolds 64, Parkroae 37 South Salem 78, Albany 47 Lebanon 43. Corvallta 42 North Salem 52. Sweet Home 40 jiusenurR ou. collage urove 44 Willamette 67. Thiimtnn Aft Norih Eusene 69, Norlh Bend AO -n.araniic.a 71. bpringllcld 52 Med ford 58, Grants Pnn 52 Klamath Falls 55, Ashland 51 Pendleton tifl. Baker Ait La Grande 60, Mllton-Freewatcr 00 Prineville 89, The Dallej 48 Hcrmiston 78, Madras 57 Bend 31, Redmond 47 Hood River 67, Clatskanle 52 Nestucca 37, Wlllamlna 26 Salem Academy 54, Sheridan 46 Amity 72. Sherwood 37 Dayton 62, MacLaren 40 Woodburn 47, Sclo 44 (ot) Stayton 48, ML Angel 47 Serra Catholic 80, aCscade 40 Central 57. North Marion 37 Waldport 60. Siuslaw 57 Newport 59, Toledo 51 Taft 70. Mapleton 63 Junction City 63, Harrlsburg 52 Pleasant Hill 48, Elmlra 42 Creswell 86. McKenzie 76 . Oakridge 78, St. Franrls 66 Drain 44, Central Linn 38 Suthcrlin 63. Glcndale 49 Myrtle Creek 77. Riddle 85 DouKlas 55, Glide 34 Pacific 43, Gold Beach 40 Coquille 41, Brookings 38 Bandon 64. Myrtle Point 89 Alsca 45. Monroe 41 Lowell 67. Cohurg 42 Mohawk 40. Wcsllir 27 Powers 61, Day a Creek 49 Elk Ion 43. Cariyonvllle 3t Camas Valley 55. Yoncalls 49 Oakland 36. Canyonville Bible 32 Riverside .33, Weston .50 Wallowa 37, Norlh Powder 31 Our Medford store will be moving to III new location March 4th. BIGGER PARTS ROOMI BETTER SHOP FACILI TIES! AMPLE FLOOR AREAI LARGER OUTDOOR LOTI locsled near Medford between Detn end Taylor Pontiac and Klm't Restaurant (Just across the Highway Vj mile towards Medford from our old location). With our new improved facilities, we look forward to serving you better. Please stop in at our new location and look around, We shall hope to see you soon. NAUMES EQUIPMENT A FUEL CO. Dean & Taylor Pontiac Medford 1 Mile Hazzard Top Coast Player San Francisco -IWD- Big Six . is averaging better than 20 cagcrs won three places and points a game and Miles, who Northwest independents cap- ranks eight in the nation, is tured the other two on the on top with better than 23 United Press International ! points. 1963 All-Pacific Coast basket ball team announced today. Named on the first squad was Walt Hazzard, UCLA; Tom Dose, Stanford; Gordon Martin, USC; Mel Counts, Or egon State, and Eddie Miles, Seattle. Hnzzard, scoring and re bounding ace of the Bruins, was chosen as "Player of the Year," and Howie Dallmar of Stanford was p i c k cd as "Coach of the Year." Toughest man to leave off the first team was Gus John son of University of Idaho, a 20-point man who also is one of the country's leading re bounders. He was barely edged out of a first-team po sition by Martin in the ballot ing by coaches and UPI sports writers. Every man on the first team Basketball United Press International FRIDAY COLLKGK RKMll.lS southern Conference Tourney (Semifinals) west Virginia hi, rurman S3 Davidson 73, Va. Tech 67 Atlantic oCast Tourney (Semifinals) uime hz, r. Carolina at. n.t Wake Forest 36, N, Carolina 55 EAST Princeton 78, Cornell 63 Harvard 62, Brown 58 Columbia 70. Penn 66 Temple 64. Long Island U. 49 Si. Joseph's (Pa.) 70, Dayton 63 Yale 8U, Dartmouth 35 MIDWKST Kmisas 72. Missouri 68 SOUTHWEST Texas 99, Arkansas 84 Houston 75. Oklahoma Clly 73 Tex. A&M 96, Tex. Tech 83 WEST Oregon St. 70, Wash. St. 36 Southern Calif. 62, UCLA 69 Santa Barb. 63, Valley Slate 64 California 50. Washington 45 Santa Clara 76, Peppcrdlne 71 (ot) Idaho 87, Gnnzaga 81 Seattle 69, Portland 61 Orange State 80, San Diego 50 Alameda State 73, Humboldt St. 61 Cal Poly (SLO) 65. Fresno St. 64 Lewis Ac Clark 56, Oregon Co. 30 L. B. Stale 78, S. Diego St. 63 Pac. Lutheran 69. WeM. Wash. 62 S F Slate 72. Chlco Stale 53 Portland Frosh 111, Multnomah Athletic Club 02 Glenn Jackson On Committee ! To Present Bid Portland - IVJPD - A 15-man delegation will present Port land's bid for the United Slates nomination for the 1068 Olympic Games, It was announced Friday. The announcement was made nt a meeting of the board of directors of Portland Metropolitan Future Unlimit ed, Inc., organization sponsor ing the bid. The delegation will make lis pitch to the U.S. Olympic committee at New York City March 18. Detroit earlier was named as the nation's nomi nee but the committee called for further bidding. Portland's delegation will Include, Paul McKec,. Edward Welch, of Portland, Gerald Frank of Salem, and Glenn Jackson of Mcdford. HONORS AFL COACH Dallas, Tex. - (UPD - The Rockne club will honor Hank Stram of the American Fool- ball league's champion Dallas Texans as the professional coach of the year at tin testi monial dinner In Kansas City Monday. Our NEW LOCATION Naumes Equipmcnf & Fuel Co. South Pacific S. P. SUNDAY. MARCH Selected Second team: Gus Johnson, Idaho; Steve Gray, St. Mary's; Terry Baker, Oregon Stale; Fred Slaughter, UCLA; Don Clementson, Stanford. Third team: Dick Smith, California; Steve Jones, Ore gon; Ulie Johnson, USF; Joe Weiss, Santa Clara; Ed Cor rcll, Washington. OSU Beats WSU 79-56 Pullman, Wash. -(UPD Mel Counts poured in 29 points to lead NCAA playoff-bound Or egon State to a 70-56 basket ball decision over Washington State Friday night. Counts also picked off 10 rebounds as the Beavers rolled up their 16th win in 23 starts. The teams play again here tonight. Terry Baker scored 14 points and Frank Peters added 11 for Oregon State, which held a 35-26 lead at halftime. Dale Ford topped the Wash ington State attack with 23. The Cougars now have a 5-18 record. 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Phone 772-7171 n O at e c v o Standard Station Highway Railroad 3. 1963 B 7 HOCKEY United Prcn In Ur national WESTERN LEAGUE (As of Friday) VouUiem Division W L T Ptf GF GA San Franctico ..37 20 I IS 244 183 Portland 34 20 4 72 222 162 Los Angeles ...30 24 3 63 107 1R3 Spokane 26 26 1 53 170 169 Northern Division W L TPliGF GA Vancouver . 27 26 3 37 193 134 Seattle .28 27 1 37 103 193 Edmonton ..10 38 2 40 173 2fi Calgary .... IB 38 I 37 182 233 Friday's Results Calcary 4. Edmonton 1 San Francisco 5. Los Angelei Z Seattle 5. Portland 4 Vancouver 4. Spokane 3 BECOMES U.S. CITIZEN Los Angeles - (UPD - Mihaly iKlot, former Hungarian Olympic track coach, became an American citizen Friday. By Carl Bander This period we're aoina through right now in the au tomobile field is probably the most Important one in the his tory of the horseless carriage, and what's causing it is noth ing more or less than the old law of supply and demand. De troit had it pretty easy there for a spell. 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