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Newspaper Page Text6 D Sr. Mary's Downs Riddle Irish 72-60 St. Mary's High's Crusaders showing hustle and desire and working well together, began the new basketball season Fri day night by subduing the Rid dle Irish here 72-60. Coach Dick Paup reported ball handling mistakes on the part of the Crusaders but said that the fast break worked well. St. Mary's shot .387 from the field and headed backboard play 53 rebounds to 30. Riddle's Mike Markham was high scorer of the night with 29 points. His teammate, Gary Paetz had 16. For SM John Bat- SPORTS Phoenix Triumphs In Sutherlin Fray PHOENIX - Phoenix High School, just six days after wrap ping up the Oregon Class A-2 football mantle, began its bas ketball season Friday night on a triumpn note, After just four days of drills on tne maplecourt, the Pirates trimmed Sutherlin 61-56. The game was played at Sutherlin Said Coach Eldon Durham of the Buccaneers, "It was a good team effort by the kids to come back after four days and win. The outcome was more decisive lhan indicated by the final score. Yet, Durham stated, "Although wo are able to win, we have a long way to go." Phoenix field shooting, 25 goals on 51 tries with most at tempts from six to 10 feet out, pleased the mentor. He reported individual defensive effort was good "but our working together as a defensive unit left much to be desired." Phoenix ball-handling resulted in 27 turnovers during the game. John Barker paced the pirates with 20 points, 16 rebounds and six recoveries. The junior hoop man, last season's leading Pi rale scorer, appears much stronger this season, said the coach. Dan Beeson, Ron Williams and Jon Granby all showed well on the boards. Durham, neverthe less, said Phoenix offensive re- hounding is going to take some work, Guards Jim Conshmck, I.cx Hamilton and Ken Hawkins did a good job of running the club's NEW SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED! Electro-Jet, Jr. PORTABLE HEATER ONE FREE DEMONSTRATION WILL CONVINCE YOU! YOU CAN'T BUY OR RENT A BETTER . . . HEATS UP TO -n 4000 Squat Feci 149 Only ltO DELV'D SALES SERVICE RENTALS MEDFORD EQUIPMENT RENTAL Authoriiei! Dealer 1128 COURT STREET PHONE 772-6611 WORKING ON TRUCKS & EQUIPMENT . OPEN SUNDAYS (Mfg. by Electronic!, Inc. Vermillion, South Dakoia) 9 PM A V Today mIsJ SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1903 zer rang up 20, Ted Scott 19 and Randy Corliss IS. Crusader quarter gaps were 17-16, 32-29 and 48-43. Paup commended the offen sive work of Batzcr, Steve Cook, Corliss and Scott and the re bounding of Corliss, Ray Rich ter and Batzcr. Corliss had 15 snares and Richter and Batzer nine each and Riddle's Charles Preston 10. Riddle won the junior varsity fracas 44-41 after a St. Mary's halftime lead of 18-13. Mark Froeber had 20 points for SM and Jim Erwin 19 for Riddle. LINKUPS: Hlridlr 6(1 Morrlunn ft, Prrn tnn 2, Fomnark 3, Pact?. Mark hniii 21), HnnBon 4, Myera, Wigley, wuHKicy, f tiro, crwin. 8l. Marv'n 72 S. Cook 4. Cor- llil 1R. Batzcr 20, Scolt Hi, Vnknc 2. soran H. It chirr 1, Thorn twon Rose, W. Cook, Zclennick, press, zone dclcnse and man to-man defense, "which is just about the lull course for this early in the game." Phoenix trailed during the ear ly going Friday but took the lead for good at 16-15 on a free shot by Conshruck in with 514 minutes to play in the second quarter. The Pirates had a 61-40 bulge with 2' -4 minutes left in the contest and coasted in from there. Quarter counts were 11-9 for Sutherlin and 30-20 and 47-.14 for Phoenix. Beeson had 12 points lor moenix and Williams 11. Mike Ouelctte led the Bulldogs wth 13. The Pirate shooting average was .490 and Sutherlin put in 21 of 73 for .288. Rebounding was almost even wilh a 40-37 Phoe nix margin. A layup and set shot by Cons bruck, jumper by Ron Williams and layup by Granby gave the Pirates a second quarter surge which put them in strong com mand. Earner, Mammon ana Williams combined for another splurge which stretched Phoe nix to 41-23 in the third panel. Phoenix also won the junior varsity mix with 8-6, 24-14 and 34-19 quarterly differences. Den nis lsolz had 21 points for the Rues and Steve Cannon eight for the Bulldogs. linkups: rttnrnlx fit Hamilton 4. Br Ron VI, Rarker ln, Willlnlm II, i nmnrucK n, inippr, jmrmnn llnwklm 2. 1IIU, tirnnhy 4, Dm- nam. uicnnncn. Htilherlln SB OiiHctto 13. Ilnll S, JnhiiHnn fl, Kdwnrdu :t. Gnrrlen 0, Knt'k 8, Chapman 0, Sfkilrom 3. M-740 Multl-Putpoia Heater 105,000 BTU OUTPUT BIG FUEL CAPACITY ALLOWS OVER NIGHT OPERATION HUNDREDS OF USES Warming loading docki Emcr goncy heat for greenhouses Brick b,oek mon Drying and thawing building material! Heat ing aircraft anginoa and hang on Molting ica and tnow Plumbing and Heating Contractors Con crete Finlihert Defrost! no re frigerated boieari and truckt Thawing and drying scrape Tile Setter Heating warehouse. Crater Fireballs Open Strong, Rap Eagle Point 71-44 CENTRAL POINT Crater High's Comets got off to strong start in the 1903-64 basketball season Friday night wilh a solid 71-44 win over Eagle Point. It was the season opener for both varsities. With four men in double fig ures, the Fireballs jumped to fast starts in the opening min utes of the first and third quar ters and combined them with another punch lale in the fourth to open up the 27-point victory margin. "I think we looked a lot stronger than many people thought we would be," said Crater Coach Lloyd Iloffins after the game. But he injected a note of caution, noting that next Friday's tussle with Cot tage Grove will be the real test of what the season holds in store. Score 17 Each Veteran Darryl Summcrficld and Larry Pepper were the big guns for the Fireballs, with 17 points apiece. Mike Turner net ted 12 and Bob Stroh 11. But it was big Lonnie Mcsloh of Eagle Point who gained high point honors for the game. He had 19. He also came off the boards with 24 rebounds. As far as Eagle Point's show ing was concerned, it was prac tically all Mcsloh. Next highest point man was George Adams with eight. Mcsloh had trouble finding his range in the first two cantos but began to hit after the intcrmisson. He plunked in seven free throws in nine at tempts. "If he had been hitting more at the start, we would have given them a much closer game," ventured Dale Bates, Eagle Point mentor. Crater jumped off to a 7-0 lead and headed all the way. The Comets had 16-8, 29-18 and 48-24 quarter advantages. Statistics Reflect Eagle Point' first half diffi culties were reflected in the field goal percentages. In the first half, Crater made 13 of 31 (or .419 but the Eagles were held to six nut of 31 for .194. Second half shooting per centages Horn the field were .439 (18 of 41) tor Crater and .310 (nine of 29) for Eagle Point. That gave Crater a .431 (31 of 72) total for the game and Eagle Point .250 (15 of (iO). The Eagles were much better at the foul line wilh .58.1 (14-24) com pared to Crater's .340 (9-28). Two-pointers by Peppy, Mike Turner and Summorfield helped spring the Comets off to (heir fast start in the first pcroid. The Eagles did not score until Mike House sank a free throw wilh 5:22 left in the period. Summorfield made it 0-1. Then the Eagles finally found the field goal range with two-pointers by Frank Charley and Rich ard Wilson. 10-7 CLOSEST Stroh sank a free throw to make it 10-5, then Mcsloh found his range for the first time to bring the Eagles to within three points at 10-7 wilh 3:27 remain ing. That was the closest the visitors could get. Mike Tinner hit once and Pepper twice from the field to boost the Cornels In their lfi-8 first nuarlpr lead Richard Anderson's free throw accounted for the additional Eagle Point marker. A Mcsloh free throw gave the Eagles another point early in the second quarter, but Mike Turner and Pepper field goals made it 20-9. Wilson netted the second of two attempts from the free throw line and ( hniiey sank a two-pointer for the Eagles, Pepper another from the field for Crater, and then Don't Miss the EMEFST PAUNCH BOWL MEDFORD JAYCEES VS. GRANTS PASS ACTIVE CLUB GRANTS PASS HIGH - SCHOOL STADIUM BENEFIT MEDFORD UNITED CRUSADE BENEFIT & JOSEPHINE COUNTY o UNITED FUNDI Courtesy of the Mcdford Mail Tribune Mcsloh two free throws to bring it to 22-14. But Summerfield and Stroh each hit from the field and Stroh added a free throw. It was 27-14 with 2:00 left in the second period. Two-pointers by Mesloh and Adams sandwiched one by Mike Turner to account for the 29-18 half-time count. Off Wilh Bang The Comets were off with a bang again after the intermis sion. Stroh hit from the foul line, Mike Turner from the field and Pepper twice from the field and once with a free throw to open up the lead to 37-18. Mesloh broke the ice for Eagle Point with one of two at tempts after being fouled by Turner with 4:51 to go. Then Summerfield, Stroh and Dave Twedell netted two-pointers with Summerfield adding a one pointer for a 44-19 advantage. Eagle Point came back with Bob Corliss and Charley hitting from the field and another Mes loh free throw. Crater added four more points on field goals by Twedell and Verne Swanson to bring the count to 48-24 at the close of the third quarter. A Pepper goal and Stroh foul shot got Crater over the 50 point mark wilh 7:27 left in the game. Then Mesloh began to hit wilh regularity. He made it 51-26 at 7:16 and 51-28 at 6:52. After Summerfield dropped one in for 53-28, Mesloh added two free throws. Adams plunked in two more free throws for the visitors at 5:56, repeating the trick half a minute later, after Mike Turner had put a two pointer in for the Fireballs. Mesloh hit again from the field to make it 55-36 with 4:66 left. Colpitis made it 38 with another two-pointer. Then it was Crater's turn to pour it on. Summerfield hit twice and Pepper and Mike Turner each once from the field, sandwiching another Mesloh goal. Mesloh hit again at 2:26 to make it 63-42. Rich Cowden got the Eagles' final points with a shot from the field with 1:07 left. Crater's final burst came on two free throws and a two- poinler by Swanson and field goals by Mike Anhorn and Ron White, Cmlrr Arihnrn ,'(i FT PF Rrh TP n-o o-o o-o Glnwo O Neulnld O Pepper B Overtoil fl 1-5 n-o S-B 1- l 2- 3 0-4 (1-1 0-3 O-l Slroh 3 Siininirrfleld ... B Swtinson 3 B. Turner O M. Turner B Twedell White .. Totals 31 9-26 19 48 71 Uncle Point Fli KT PF Rrb. TP Cowden I 0-0 4 CI 2 Colpitis I 0-112 2 rharlev 3 o-n 2 3 e Wilson I 1-2 3 3 3 rralisa I 0-O3 2 2 House 0 0-0140 Plnzo 0 0-0 0 1 0 Anderson 0 1-2 12 1 Leeuwenlmrith 0 1-2 Avers o 0-0 Adiiius 2 4-H 2 3 24 Mesloh 7-9 Totals 15 14-24 23 51 Referees Slroh and Reece. Roxy Ann Loop Slate Begins St. Mary s deleated lioW Hill 34-29 and Rogue River won from Talent 49-14 Friday in Roxy Ann League eight grade basketball games. In seventh grade action Gold Hill was victor over St. Mary's 25-20 and Rogue River nicked Talent 18-17. The games opened league play. Eagle Point clubs had a live. Rivalry next Friday after noon will he St. Mary's al Talent and Rogue River at Eagle Point. 4th Annual MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, Shasta High Victor Over Ashlanders REDOING, Calif. Shasta High's Wolves rolled over the Ashland, Ore., basketball team 54 to 22 in a Friday night con test. The Wolves had 11-15, 20-12 and 41-17 period margins. George Graff had 16 points and Gary Hill 10 for Shasta. Dean Samuelson's eight repre s e n t e d Ashland's individual high. The tussle did not start until 9:25 p. m. Late arrival of ref erees delayed the start of the jayvee game which Shasta won 34-32. Tim Voth had six points for the Oregonians. LINKUPS: Ashland 22 Jury 4. Ravnett. Morrow 1, Ekwell, Samuclson B, Coldwell 2, Gruber 7. Shasta 54 Graff In. TrIBaT 7. Kivlcy 3, Harnden 2. Hill 10. Ken nedy 4. Bale 2. Riley S. Bellins- ham S. Linfield JV Beats GP GRANTS PASS-Linfield Col lege Junior Varsity pulled away from a third quarter deadlock and put the pressure on in the final moments here Friday night to defeat the Grants Pass High Cavemen 77-59 in the basketball opener for both teams. The Collegians had 13-11, 36- 31 and 53-45 quarter spreads. Grants Pass jumped in front 37- 36 in the first minute of the third canto. But the Wildkittens rallied to a 40-39 lead. Linfield went ahead to stay after a 41 all knot. The 'Kittens had 68-58 advantage wilh two minutes re maining. Bob Lamb, scored 21 points for Linfield and Tom Sparlin 20 for GP. LINEUPS: Linfield 77 McCulloueh 3. Bake 10. Henjum 10. Lamb 21. Rinker 5, Durham 10, Sekne 2, For man 12. Tucker 4. Grants Pass 59 WTUormacK 6. Newman 8, Bauer 9. Sparlin 20, uucnien a, ireiana z, wnrinoui o, Maria ley, Forsgren, Gcarhart 1, Reddick. Butte Falls Wins 46-22 In Opener BUTTE FALLS - Butte Falls High's basketball varsity opened its slate here on Friday with a 46-22 verdict over the Crater High sophomores. In the prelim the Crater fresh. men downed the Butte Falls jayvees 42-14. The Logger regulars broke away from an 11-all first quarter standing and headed 19-11 at the half and 34-16 after three panels. Ron Sizemore had 15 points for Butte Falls and Dan Ed mondson and Jim Lytle 10 each. Mike Turner's eight was high for the Comets. The BF jayvees went scoreless in the first quarter and picked up only two points in the entire first half. Crater had 10 points in the first period and a 16 total at the midway pause. Third quarter score was 34-12. David Bailey and Joe Pink ham each put in eight counters for Crater. LINEIM'S: rralrr sophs ?2 G. Branch, Mills 7, Bm-kholtz 2. Turner fl. Reman 4. Shope 1. Roherts. Soma, Baxter. Barber, Roush, Vilarlno, Gownn. HhHp Falls Varsity 4fi Bow en 4. Sizrmnre t3. EdmonrlBon 1(1, U'tle it). Smith 7. BovH. Todd, Cl.vn.er, Chambers, Cothrin. Cratrr Freslimen 42 Bailrv ft. Peart 4. D. Ryerson 2, Pinkham fl. R. Frohrelch 2, Motlnv, WHson, Henaon 2. Cavin. T. Twedell 6. Himnnnthan 2. R. Turner 4. Sal mon. Dillon 4. Hutte Fall .IV It Todd 4, Dalton. Clvmrr 4. Chambrrs 2. Cothrin 2, Finchum 2. Rogeri, juie. urisKrii, Hargrcave. PACKKU KOUNOKU DIES GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPH Services were being planned to day for George W. Calhoun, 73, co-founder of Ihe Green Bay Packers ns a sandlot team in 1A19. Calhoun died Friday of cancer. He helped found the Packers with E. L (Curley) 1, am beau . Basketball Rv I'nltrtl t'rr. International WaahlnKlon HI) Reynolds 52 Cirmil n;i Mllwsukio S3 Sandy 77 Roosevelt 51 .IrMiil fi;l l.im-nin SB IOTI .leflersnn 82 Central Catholic 77 Marshall S2 C.reshain SI Sunset R2 Cleveland US North Kuuene US Heaverton SS Wy'east "4 Tin Dallea 57 Canhv 41 North Marlon 37 North Salem 55 South Salem 40 Klamath Kails S7 RosehurR 4!1 Shasta iReddtnR. Call! ) 54 Ash land 22 Crater 77 Facie Point 44 I. infield .IV 77 Grants Pass SQ Willamette .IV till Medtord 118 Klenhouer iVah l tiS llermis Ion S2 Hend 72 Madras 4.1 rnneville SI Redmond 50 Hood River S4 Vernonla ;I7 Corhett 54 Coneordta 47 Serra Catholic 4H North Catholic 4B iOTi Portland Christian Hll Salem Acadeinv 54 Tatt 54 Willamina 45 Dayton 4 Woodimrn 54 Neah Kah - Nie 45 Tillamook Catholic 31 Philomath 34 Toleno 32 Couqutlle 77 Reedsport 57 Sit AiiR-el H3 Central 59 Slayton 45 Sclo 2H Cascade 4t Gervais 42 Phoenix til Sutherlin 5 Glide tifl Myrtle Point SU (Jtenrtale 2 Rofiue River 44 St Marv i 72 Riddle 60 1-akeview 3S Rurtw 34 Henley ti8 Bonanza 34 Gold Reach 47 Pacihc 27 Sherman 57 Stevenson tWash. 42 Vale (to Grant llnlon 50 Heppner til He Sale. (Wash I 29 Knappa till Ar-loria JV 37 Merrill 41 Malm 32 Corvalhs JV 43 Alsea 34 Cascade Locks 53 Wllhrjm itt'.ih i an s i MEDFORD, OREGON Willamette Jayvees Nick Black Tornado 69-68 in Cage Start Medford High School's basket ball season got underway with a thriller here on Friday night. Mike Alley banked a long push shot from back of the circle with two seconds to play to give the Willamette University junior varsity a 69-68 nod over the Black Tornado. It was a battle right down to the finish with the lead switch ing hands eight times in the final quarter. And, Medford, calling time out with one second left, got a final shot off at the buzzer. Mike Barnes passed in to Hal Holman who hurled the ball three-fourths the length of the court. The ball bounced off the top of the backboard. Alley's bucket broke a 68-67 Medford edge which had been established by Steve Davis on two free shots with nine seconds left to go. His gifters followed a free pair by Mick Hoffman for 67-66 Willamette. Medford lag ged 65-62 with two minutes to play. Barnes netted a corner jumper. Then, on a last DreaK with Davis clearing, Hoffman and Barnes relaying and Larry Vowell firing from close range, Medford went on top 66-65. Picked Un Confidence The Tornadoes got off to a jit tery start but picked up their confidence midway hi the first quarter and overcame a 10-2 Willamette lead to make it a contest the rest of the way. Med ford led 19-16 at the quarter and pushed ahead 27-21. WU caught up at 29-all but Medford had a 32-30 lead at the midway horn. After trailing by four -point spreads, the overall taller Bear- kittens caught up at 40-all, went on top at 44-42 and, after a cou ple of deadlocks, were in front 49-47 at the three-quarter stop. Barnes cogged the Medtord attack with 24 points, high for the night. Another aggressive Tornado vet, Larry Vowell, had 15 points and sophomore Bruce Betrand totaled 12. The Wil lamette freshman - sophomore combine had balanced scoring from its five starters. Phil Ste venson, with some clutch shoot ing, led with 16 markers. Alley chipped in 14 and Hoffman, Mike Mulder and Roger Cole each 11, WU Headed on Boards Willamette, with Cole clearing 15 rebounds and Mulder 12, dom inated the backboards 47 re trieves to 29. Larry Stockman snared the ball 11 times for the Medfords. The Bcarkittens had a 30-29 field goal nod and .435 shooting mark. Medford hit .500. The Tornado put in 10 free points to WU's nine. Willamette had three point spreads three times in the final quarter but the Tornadoes re fused to let the gap get any wider. Barnes hit from the side off a Vowell pass to knot the game at 49-all. Chris Kirby made It 31-49 Willamette with a push from the side. After a Stockman free toss and Steven son jumper it was 53-50. Bertrand connected from the side off a Barnes' assist. Steven son's long pusher made it 55-52. Then, Stockman swished one from Ihe side of the circle and Bertrand bucketed in close on a Barnes' pass. Medford let 56-55. A Hoffman giftcr tied the score but a Barnes' jumper from the corner made a 58-56 count. Lead Switches Cole's close bucket on feed and his free shot put WU on top 59-58. With four minutes remain ing Vowell hit from the baseline for 60-59 Medford. Mulder scored from the side for the 'Kittens and got a feed when a Medford pass went awry. It was 63-60 for Willamette. Davis polled a jumper in close. Alley shot one from the side for the 65-62 score. In the first quarter a three point play by Bertrand, a ; Vowell free loss, a Barnes jump i and a Vowell corner shot, pulled the Tornadoes into the game in the first quarter. Medford led for Ihe first time at 13-12 when Stockman put in a rebound basket and sank the foul he was awarded on Ihe play. A couple of goals by Barnes and long pushes by Vowell and Rick Knight figured in a run which gave Medford 27-21 and 29-23 leads in Ihe second quar ter. Then Hoffman coaled once and Sievenson twice for the Salemiles In pull even and keep MetUortl from running away. The Hurricane had four leads of four point in Ihe third quar ter. Then the score was tied Hirer limes before il went to 49-47. Willamette headed once 45-42. BRILL L METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvaniied and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main PHONE 772-4440 It was the Willamette ability to take better advantage of its opportunities which made the difference in the fray. Performance Pleases Medford Coach Frank Roe- landt was "pleased with the overall team performance" and quite hopeful for the future. He described the performance as "good in quite a few spots and sour in others but pretty good overall. "Most of them did what they are capable of," Roelandt said of his players. "Now it's a mat ter of jelling and getting a little more threat in there. The mentor was "pretty well pleased with the young kids" on the way they held their own with the "big kids" in the late stages of the action. "It was quite gratifying," he comment ed. He also remarked. "A lot depends on the development of tnree or four big men. If they come through we'll be real tough. The MHS cagers with previ ous varsity participation showed it as the steadying and leader element for the Tornado. "Barnes and Vowell did a real fine job," Roelandt stated. He said that Stockman did a good job and indicated pleasure with the way Bertrand took more ad vantage of his abilities in the second half, particularly in the fourth quarter. BOX Wallamettt FG FT Reb. PF TP Hoffman 4-11 Cole 5-12 Alley 6-13 Mulder 5-8 Stevenson ....8-13 Stanley 0-0 3-4 7 1 11 Versteeg 1-3 Kiroy l-v Totals 30-69 9-14 47 17 69 Sledford FG Barnes 12-lfi FT Reb. 0-1 0 Stockman .... 2-8 2-7 2-3 II Bertrand .... 5-3 7 .1 1 Vowell 7-11 1- 4 2- 2 0-0 Houston .... 0-3 Enyart 0-1 Holman 0-3 Knlsht 1-2 Allen 1-3 Davis 1-2 1-1 o-o o-o 2-2 n Totals 29-SR 10-20 29 9 Referees EsseMyn and Rlggs. Comet JV Takes Tilt The Crater High junior varsity basketball team took care of its Eagle Point counterpart in much the same manner as the varsity game Friday night. The Fireball jayvees won 63 34 in a preliminary to the var sity tussle, won 71-44 by the Comets. Gerald Branch was high point man of the game with 16 for the home squad. Fred Marshall had 12. It was 25-12 at the half. I.INHPPS: Crater .IV S3 L. Branch 8, Gcr. Branch 1H. Harper 8. Tavlor 0. Hope 2. Kelly 2. Marshall' 12. Halsey 3, Kingslcin 4, Vaughn 2. Collev ti Katie Point JV 34 Murphy fi, Charley 4. Short 3. 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Del Norte Spills IV CRESCENT CITY, Cahf.-Del Norte High took advantage of Illinois Valley coldness in the second half to defeat the Cave Junction, Ore., basketball aggre gation 56-42 here on Friday night. IV moved the ball well in the first half and had its fast break going good. The Oregonians had 18-8 and 29-24 quarter and halfr way leads. McLaughlin Mat Victor McLoughlin Junior High ninth grade grapplers boat Fleming of Merlin 51-3 Friday in a match at the Medford school. Mac's Matmen will vie at Hedrick next Thursday, Dec. 12. RKSUI.TS: OO Larry Duysen. M, pinned Tom Candy, F, 1st: 98 John Gross, M. pinned Dan InRledue, F. 1st: lOfi Ron Amburc. F. dec. Rich Ppters, M, 4-2; 115 ! Paul Lewis, M, dec. Jake Kuitert, 1 F. (i-4; 123 Garv distance. M.I pinned Bili Row. F, 2nd; 130 I Brad Thompson. M, pinned Ken Trowhrldse. F. 1st; 141 Shawn Lees, M. dec. Barry Brumbach, F. 14-4; 148 Steve Orr. M, pinned ' Boh Hafier, F. 1st; 137 Brvant j Jonea, M, pinned Ken Krois, F, ; Isl; 1(18 Larry Spielbusch. 1M, 1 won by forfeit; Unlimited Tom j Taylor, M, pinned Vein Gilliam, F, 1st. Exhibitions: 90 Gary von Stein, M. pinned Tom Candy. F, 1st. 98 John Gross, M, pinned Ted Montgomery, F. 1st; 115 Tom Mallams, M, pinned Jerry Price. F, 1st. HERE'S A SPECIAL LMONEY-SAVING SERVICE 'PACKAGE AT . 95 V-8's Ford Li (Includes only parts and labor listed LAKE MOTORS, INC Main on Fir In the third stanza the Cou gars got only four points and the big Del Norte club shoved ahead to 40-33. Marshall had 17 points for Del Norte. Darryl Gellert. put in 12 for IV and Roger Martin 11. LINEUPS: Illinois Vallev 42 Martin 11, Kcntfield 4. Thornhilt 5. Gellert 12. Baumgardncr ti. McNsught 2, Piller 2, Petsch, Nicholson, Kihs. Itel Nortf 55 Marshal! 17, Sehwier A, Kcllf-nberp 9. Gatlin R, Burtschell 10, Dillon 1. Cochran 8. 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