Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 13, 1963, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Text2 B Tornado Tangles With Axemen Hoopsters An annual non-league rivalry matching teams guided by vet eran mentors recognized as masters in Oregon's prep coach ing (ield such will be the bas ' ketball presentation for Med ford fans this week. Coach Frank Roelandl's Med ford High Black Tornado tests its mettle against Coach Hank Kuchcra's South Eugene Axe men tonight at Hedrick gym. The Tornadoes and the Axemen collide again at the same place tomorrow night. Starting whistle time is 8:15 o'clock each n::ht. Mcdford, which made its sea son bow last week against two college junior varsities, goes against its first prep foe of the new hoop year. South Eugene comes here with one game be hind it played earlier this What kind of an adversary can the Hurricane expect? Big Man Back Said Joe Berger in the Eugene Register-Guard: "The big man is back at South Eugene and so is the fast break. "The combination paved the way for a 56-37 win over South Salem Tuesday night at South Eugene. , , "The big man is John Pink staff, the 6-foot, 6-inch senior getting 20 points and 21 re bounds in the 27 minutes he played. , " 'Sure we like to fast break,' said Axeman Coach Hank Ku- IN TORNADO LINKUP Mike Barnes, above, 5-10 senior Ict tcrman, is a probable starter for the Mcdford High basketball team which meets South Eugene here tonight and Saturday night at Hedrick gym. Ho scored 31 points for the Black Tornado in two games last weekend. I Paul Lea m Here's foot lull fact I bet vou didn't know ... In g the 13 years Knutc Rockne coached Notre Dame, his team!, lost only 1 2 games . . . That's less than one loss per year! 1 a We tatc it for granted q that there will be an Army B Navy football game every g season, but did you know that there have been years in which no Army-Navy game was played7 . . . For one reason or another, there have been several breaks in the scries since it started in 1 890 . . . Last time there was no Army-Navy game was 19? 9. There have been several H punts in football history that a have traveled about 100 B yards, but did you ever won- H dcr what wat the shortest punt of alt-time5 . . , It was made by a Tulane plav- er standing in his own end zone in a game agamst LSI) In 1919 . . . The ball went straight up in the air for no yards and an LSI) player caught it for a touch. down! u Hedrick Junior High li H the litt of basketball action g again this weekend as the H Black To Mia do team takei en South Eugene's Axeman In i two night itand. ? Hope you all had a chance J to enjoy the Army-Navy J gama. Wasn't that a thriller? Ai the holiday approach- ai wt again want to invite you all down to our show g room to take a look at tha 1964 Aambler. You'll likt J what you lee and wt'ri anxioui to meat you loo. : LEA MOTORS 2 JTH t BARTLtTT 12th A RIiriirJt 1 ' i BET vnn mil KNOW by FK1DAY. UliCEMBEK 13, 1363 Tonight, chcra, 'We'll do it every time we can. "They'll get their chances, tea, with Pinkslnff getting the rebound to start the break that is the trademark for Kuchera clubs. "They also have a quartet of small guards who like to run Berger listed the guards as George Myrmo, John Roche, Rich Malcomb and Jim Burke. For tonight's game with Mcd ford Kuchera has indicated a starting five including Pinkstaff, Myrmo, Roche, Dick Shearer and Bob Coleman. Recognized Ai Best Pinkstaff, an all - stater last season, is recognized as the top big .. an in the state. Roelandt believes in having his Tornado cagers run when they can, too. And, that could mean free-wheeling fracases be tween the clubs. The Medford mentor has in dicated a starting crew of Bill Enyart, Bruce Bertrand, Larry Vowell, Mike Barnes and Bill Destroyer Signed The Destroyer, hooded rascal of the wrestling mat, has a standing offer of $1,000 to any one who can break his figure four leg lock and he found a ready and willing taker in the person of Luther Lindscy last night. Negotiations on a contract were under way in the dressing room and after a 50-50 split of the purse was agreed upon, despite The Destroyer's insist ence that he have the larger share, Lindsey asked The De stroyer if he paid a bonus "if a broken neck went along with a broken leg lock . This ircd rhe Destroyer and it took two other wrestlers to pry them apart. After calm was restored, Matchmaker Elton Owen signed Lindscy and The Destroyer for the main event at the local armory for Thursday night, Dec. 26. Revenge Gained Earlier, Lindscy and Nick Kozak gained their desired re venge by taking two out of three falls from Soldal Gorky and Dirty Don Dufly in a grudge match which resulted from a disputed decision two weeks earlier. Kozak took the first full on Duffy with an airplane spin and Duffy evened the score on Ko zak with an arm lock. Lindscy pinned Gorky for the decider in one of the wildest matches here in several weeks. The Destroyer, who was to have wrestled Nick Bockwinkle coast champion, in a non-title match, refused to do so unless Bockwinklc's title was at stake which Bickwinklc refused to do. So Owen shifted opponents and Bockwinkle, after being pressed hard by roughhouse Art Mahal ik, won the deciding fall on a foul after Mahalik threw Boc winkle out of the ring and wouldn't let him re-enter. Bing Ki Lee, a fast and clever Chinese master who was to hove wrestled Mahalik, took on The Destroyer and lost the lone fall. Mr. Muirhead brings it over in barrels to save you up f to$2afifth. you avc on taxes and shipping costs muirhead's UGHI-LIGHI SCOTCH $C45 FIFTH Code 6004 B ; lUNOiOSCOICH IVI(lSY. In FtOOI.OlSI.ISUIlD Saturday Houston. He reported Steve Davis looking improved and said that he "likely will be in there before the game gets too tar along." Doug Olson and Rich Knight also have been working "in there" this week. Players Ailing The Tornado has its share of ailing players this week. Hal Holman turned his ankle in the Linficld JV game last Saturday and the injury is complicated by blisters. Larry Stockman has missed two days of practice be cause of illness and Jim Allen turned his ankle on Wednesday. Holman has not worked out except to shoot a bit. Roelandt said that, "if he can run or move," he will suit down but he doubted that Holman would be able to go. Stockman was expected back in school today but Roelandt remarked that, if he sees duty, it will be as "a last resort." There was indica tion that Allen might be able to play. The Black Tornado turned in creditable performances last week against the Willamette and Linficld Jayvccs and left strong impression that it will be a con tender this season for the South ern Oregon Conference crown it shared last campaign. In the 6:30 p.m. preliminary games Medford sophomores meet Eagle Point junior varsity tonight and Prospect varsity meets the Medford jayvees on Saturday. Glide, Sutherlin On Phoersi PHOENIX - Phoenix High's basketball team will engage in return action in reverse order this week end. It meets the same rivals as last week with floors and nights switched. Phoenix will journey to Glide this evening and will entertain Sutherlin here on Saturday night. The Pirates will be after re peat triumphs. They beat Suth erlin 61-56 and Glide 42-41 in opening scraps of the season. Coach Eldon Durham said he looks for a tough game this evening after the close conflict last Saturday with Glide. I know we'll have to be stronger on the boards and in ball-handling," he remarked. Board Work Game conditions, among them ball control, have had attention this week. The Pirates have been at it hard on rebounding, especially under the offensive backboards. He reported that Eugene Hill and Danny Bceson have been leading in these drills and (hat Hill may get a starting call because of his work. Some work has been done on zone defense. The coach indi cated that the Pirates have aim ed for a measure of improve ment each week and he ex pressed hope that the offense has been improved by 10 or 15 points in this week's drills. Dale Saner, who was "i a de bate trip last week end. may Central Point Quintets Win CENTRAL POINT - Central Point Junior High eighth grade A team tripped Ilanbv of Gold Hill 44-24 yesterday in basket- ball. . . . Ilnlftimc score was 24-7. Kir bv Rcnfro had 10 Doints and in wiiri. rebounds and Doug Miller and Kerry Bradshnw eight points each (or CP. Dougherty scored 10 for llanby. in Hie seventh grade game i Central Point won :)0-29 in over time after a 27-all knot at the end of the fourth period. CP had a 14-7 midway gap. Arnold had 16 points for Hanliy and Bill Hartley 12 tor Central Point. Basketball Tin nsi w rui.i.Kfit-: ki si i ts Hy l nlrd I'rrv lntrriiJtiun.il i:sr Slippery Hoik i7. Alliance ti2 niuHle Mand 77. Brown 2 Toledo H7. New York V H Villannva 5fl. MuMhM 3fi Geo rue town R. Mi.nhntt.m ()7 MU I II Memphis Si H M;nqmMle 74 MIIIU F.HT Utynla 103. Western Mleli 102 non e Dame 1117. iHpariti'o tin Inwa 73. Southern Meihoitui 70 , Providrnee 77. St Lotus titi 1 WeitmoiU 'Cahf . ni, Wheaton Rt) SOI mui.sr Tex rhnstiatt titi. Florida St tit) Okla. Ciiv B7. s.in Frtin V- ft 4 wi;sr I filendk S3. F. A"Kelf h. 1 S;m Diego no. Ml San Antonio 87 , Colorado 72. lliumton (tl Minnu 1 Flu . mi, st M.irv's i Okl. St. 71. ling. YounB M Seattle 17. Mcnl.inii State 73 1 L'OP H3. On I AKKiri 33 I STANDINGS (Pro UjisVrihitH VUIONAI. ANSOCI llON By t titled Pres ImrrnMiort-tl I. ,S 1 1.H DIVIMON CinrimiMt ruilffllphii , '. ... Nrw York . ie rn I.ns Ancflrs Si l.nui.t. Sun I'miuitco Pull t more I Detroit Thursday' RrsiilH Cinr.ntiitl 112 Nrii- VmV MEUKOHU MEDFORDsWRlBUNE SPORTS Medford Contend i'iliM';-Viiirii TORNADO M .UMAX-Tim Brown, above, will wrestle at 191 pounds for Medford High here Saturday in matches wilh Reedsport in the morning and Roseburg in the afternoon. have a starting assignment this week. Probable opening lineup includes John Barker, Sauer, Jim Consbruck, Ron Williams and Hill or Jon Granby. Ken Hawkins will alternate with Sauer and Consbruck at guards. Lex Hamilton, has a pulled muscle and is of doubtful status so far as action this week is concerned. Varsity games bolh nights are set for H p.m. Jayvee games will be at 6:15 p.m. at Glide and 6:30 p.m. at Phoenix. OSU Faces California By United Press International Oregon State's undefeated Beavers will be seeking their first victory in history at Berkeley tonight when they take on the University of California in the first of a Iwo-gnme scr ies. The Beavers, ranked in a tie for seventh in the UPI poll this week, never have won in seven previous games at California. The Golden Bears are expect ed to be tough again this sea son with 6-10 Camden Wall lead ing their attack, but Oregon State has yet to lose in (our I oulmg.H this winter. Coach Slats Gill is expected to start Mel Counts, Jim Jarvis, Frank Peters, Scott Eaton and cither Jim Kraus or Dave Fox. Kraus has been bothered by the flu. Oregon, w i n le s s in three , Ml. , ImlMm games this season., is idle to-jot night but takes on Wyoming Sat urday night in Eugene. osr 1 p"t""': 1 .i.iVvU J S.;;',',',' Ik.'.s . K: FT Kelt. Tl 411-83 3;-4 l' tilt 113 'Jti-ti!l 7-Hi l. 5!) -'2-41 8-10 l' 32 . n-lll 3-7 1ft '-'.l 11-11 12 21 , 7-1fi 3-?l 12 l!) Km ( OMKT (iUAPH.KK - Steve .lordc, above, wrestles in Ihe IfiH and ITU-pound classes for Crater High which sees Us next m.'tl action on Saturday after noon at Sutherlin. ewcrn . o- m m 1 it . . 4-7 1-2 .3 !) mi . . . 3-R 3-3 (i !1 ; 1 Sievenp , 3-3 2-3 13 R nuthmiin . 3-? ' 1-3 ' "n 7 1 ! Httxter 1-2 1-2 2 3 , ; Smilh . 0-1 0-0 1 0 j Y 1 : Jls , NOTICE: 3 1 fl IMtVtivr Movf i'ber 16 our D . i ft j VM-itr Ct r-tt.cc is TV b 22 ati? I d.v thru s.itu'dv. CLOSED I pi iTiTbion MONDAYS. tl !? II s i Cralcr Finance II 8 17 190 ' C...J.IL i- 1 WK.u C. 826-2721 I 3 MAIL TUUIU.NU. .MliUKOHU. Grapplers Tomorrow Medford makes its varsity wrestling debut on Saturday with matches in the morning and afternoon at the boys' gym here. The Tornadoes take on Reeds port at 11 a.m. and Roseburg at 1:30 p.m. Coach Ralph Monroe has named a crew of 13 boys who'll appear in varsity bouts. The coach said that only the regular matches are slated against Reedsport. However, a lot of exhibitions are billed with the Roseburg crew. He said mat it may be close to 3 p.m. before varsity matches get un der way. Sophomores among the Med ford regulars for this week are Jim Vroman, Jim Hettinga and Don Giles. Mcdford junior varsity will entertain Eagle Point at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday and Rogue River at 4 p.m. on Thursday when the varsity is at Grants Pass. Roseburg has dropped a match to Crater this season. LINKUP: P8 Jim Vroman: 10K No entry: US Jim Marrs; l'J3 Rum Smith; 130 Mike Orr: lay Tom Owens; HI Jim Hettinga; 148 Gcorce McNair; .17 Don Giles; lr,8 Dan Walker: 178 Terry Winetrout or Brian Petersen; 191 Tim Brown; unlimited Jetf Hardrath. Hedrick 9th Mat Victor Hedrick Junior High ninth grade defeated McLoughlin 28 21 yesterday in wrestling. In ex hibition Hedrick had a 22-11 dif ference. RKStlf.TS: 90 Larry Duyscn, M, by forfeit; On Jay Paulas. H. pinned John Gross. 2. 2nd: f over welch t mati'h Mac cot a forfeit): 106 Sieve Orr. M. rice. Dwight Wilson, II. 5-4: 115 Boh Kllis. H. pinned Paul Lewis. M. 2nd; Crais MrDoiiRall, H, dec. Gary CuFlanur, M, 5-1! : 130 John North. II, drew wilh Brad Thompson. M, 2-2; KJH tlandv Moycr. M, dee. Ernie Dawson, H, .V4: 141 David Culbcrtaan, H, pinned Tom Bishop. M, 1st; 148 Denni.s Hancock. M, doc. Dennis Hrenhaus. A. 2-2; 137 Spcnce Webber. H. dec. Bryant Jones. M. 7-2; Kin Barry Barber. H. pinned Lriirry opieinuicn. m. 1st; unlimited c;ary l.cmacks, M, pinned Tom Taylor, M. 2nd i:iiihitions: 115 Monte Bewley, H. drr. Tom Manama. M, 11-0; 1 15 CJcornc AdatuH. II, pinned Wavnc Garret, M. 2nd: 115 David Benson. H. dec. John Fountain, M, 4-2: 115 Rllev Mrlluch. If, pinned Art Forbes. M. 2nd; 12a Shawn Lees. M dec. Bill Lecveh. II. 2-1; 125 Richard Todd. H. dec. Elden Walker. M. 7-2; 141 Twist Lees. M, pinned Dennis Tonev. H. 5rd; 4fl Tom Waccr. M. pinned Dick Orr. H. 1M: 157 Bill Parker. H. dec. Tim Price. M. Knights Tourney Begins Tonight PORTLAND (UPI) -Defend ing champion Tennessee State. cv without four of its varsity players, still is considered the favorite in the Knights of Co-1 itiinuus invitational nasKeioan lournament beginning tonight at Memorial Coliseum. The Tiger from Nashville play Santa Clara in the tournament opener at 7:30. Host University Portland takes on Gonzaga's toy Bulldogs in Ihe second con- tcsl. Coach Harold Hunlcr arrived wilh only an eight-man Tennes see Staie squad after guards Bill Bradley and Ron (Itchy) Smith, center Bill Smothers and forward Gerald Dudley all were lost earlier this week. Smith and Smothers were aca demic victims, Bradley dropped out because of family obliga tions and Dudley injured a knee. The first three were on the all tournament team last year. Gonzagn has a 3-1 mark and is scoring at a 92 5 average despite a starting lineup with (i-2 .lim Harris as the tallest man. Tennessee State (2-1) is hitting at a '.17.7 clip. Woods, Water, Wildlife By Hand TMK AMil.KU'S 1.0(1 The weatherman is pro mi sin more of the same Kind of weath er we've hern having Ihe past week. The cold has cleared and lowered Ihe streams In a point where Ihe fishing Is difficult and tricky. Unlit tackle and small lures would seem lo be the pre ! ferred sMc. ! Chrlrn Rtrr Is low and r'rr with a lew .teelliead heinn taken earn tin There is a reno li.h heme t.ikr-n at the south fork, which Mini Id miMtale that the vs in ter run is Marline up IlllnoU Rlvrr Is having some fiflh being taken nl the lall. The heM fishing is m the lower liver, just up from the month hut reports ot a tew tish at 0.ik flats would 1863 CHEV. IMPALA 4-D00R Radio, Hejfer, Power Glide, Power Steering $2649 PAUL LEA 12TH AND OKEOON ON COMET CREW - Larry Pepper, above, 5-9 senior, likely will be in the starting combine for Crater High tonight when the Fireball cagers entertain the Cottage Grove basketball team at Central Point. He had 17 counters for Crater against Ea gle Point last week. The Comets go to Fortuna, Calif., on Saturday. Eagle Pointers Vie On Brookings Court k J:) M EAGLE POSTMAN Lonnie Mesloh, above. 6-5, plays a post spot for the Eagle Point High cagers who are at prookings to night and play Glide Saturday at Eagle Point. McLoughlin 9th Downs Eagles McLoughlin ninth grade hoop men won 70-44 from Eagle Point freshmen vestcrdav. Mac had 25-14, 40-21 and 53-34 quarter leads as it hit 36 per cent from the field. Jim Gillespie had 15 points for Mac and Sullivan 13 while Mark Dippcl cleared 12 re bounds. Tom Perry had 10 points for EP. Mac entertains Lincoln Sav age on Monday in its first league : mix. i.ii:rps: i:p!p Piiint 41 Bartlinp R, Perrv H). Mi-sloh fl. Cnlcleaser 6. Walch 7. Poitrvinl ."v Himsr. Mrl.nuKlilin Til P Taylor in. Dippcl ti. Ciillcvpte l.t. Sullivan l:. niKCcr (t, Towns fl, Younc ft. Vanillin 4. Sanders 1. Garner. G. Taylor. ntoni, i.i:tit r I'mtrfl Press International v I r. pis. ;k r.. Ilv Chicaco Montreal Toronto . net roil Buston New Yor Thorwlav's lt Nnstrn 2. Chicaijo Montreal fi. New Y Prep Basketball TlUttsnW C.A31F.5 Parkrose 4.t. tireshnm ;(2 McLaren 1nvititlnn.it Portland Christ t An 73. Valsclz 32 ChrtiMUR 7i., Colt on 3H Mitrl.arrn 3ii, Deirnil 4!l DeVoss inrlu-alr ihal Mir l,nt rjuna may have vt.irtcrl something Kuimth Ri ir Fish rrm to he i -a i inert ii inn I, 1 ho river from Mornhrnok to below Happ.v Camp The river t low and clear, cgss ;ire tjtkmc most of the Ilsh, with uorms an1 lure ntnkinc n assist. A 14 pounder whs reported In this u crk Km; nr Htver The latest report from the mouth is that steel head fishmc un t Asne is red-hot The ii.-hinfi from Hrllcate to Grave I r.M'k In. ho-n n.nwl i.n in I in pound air heme taken on I uoniK. rets, okic.i. smn-n-clos. and nm Smnh Rh er Has slowed down eoii-.uier.iHl since ihe first of the week The w;iter is low and clear and not ea-olv fthablp with the hoist in c tiiekle genet ally in use Some salmon are being taken and sieeltie;td are com ins in small hunches MOTORS RIVERSIDE era0? High Engages Lions Tonight, CENTRAL POINT-It's home tonight and away on Saturday for the Crater High basketball varsity. The Comets are at home this evening to the Cottage Grove Lions with tipoff at 8:15 p.m. Tomorrow Crater has a 9 p.m. session at Fortuna, Calif. There will be two prelimin ary hassles this evening. At 5 p.m. Prospect junior varsity and Comet sophomores vie and at 6:30 p.m. the Prospect regulars and Crater JV are scheduled. Cottage Grove and Crater var sities each will make their sec ond appearances. The Comets beat Eagle Point last Friday and the Lions whipped Sweet Home on Tuesday. Coaches Vern Sampels of CG and Lloyd Hoffine of the Cen tral Point aggregation both con sider tonight's game a real test for their clubs. Starting To Jell On the Comet court in prac tices this week, the Fireballs have appeared to be jelling and the game situation will indicate just how far. Coach Hoffine re- EAGLE POINT - Coach Dale Bates has revamped his Eagle Point High .''ool basketball lineup for the second week end of action in the new basketball season. The Eagles will be at Brook ings tonight and will oppose i Glide at Eagle Point on Satur day evening as they continue to prime for the Rogue League slate ahead. Bates indicated that he'll go with a combination of Lonnie Mesloh and George Adams at the posts. Bill Ayres and Woutcr Leeuwcnburgh at forwards and Bob Colpitts at Guard. This crew will give the Eagles more strength under the boards and, Bales hopes, a little more of fensive punch. Mesloh Scores 34 Mesloh, who scored 34 points in two games last week end, is 6-5. Adams is 6-2, Leeuwcn burgh 6-1 and Ayres 6 feet. The Eagles have drilled this week on offensive patterns and timing and yesterday were to work against various zone de fenses. Bates has reported good prac tices with good hustle and high spirit and indicated that his club is looking for a couple of good ball games. The Eagles at the start of this week had thought they would encounter Brookings and Glide in reverse order and Bates hop ed that the necessary adjust ments have been accomplished. Eagle Point will be after its first victory of the new season. The Eagles fell to Crater and Douglas last week end. Prairie View, j St. Johns Vie j SACRAMENTO (UPI) -The nation's small college football championship will be decided Saturday when Prairie View A&M of Texas and St. Johns University of Minnesota meet in the third annual Camellia Bowl. i For Prairie View, the game offers a double opportunity. The Panthers can become the first all-Negro team ever to win a national football title. Actually, just showing up will mark a milestone for the South western Athletic Conference champs, who over the years have been victors of four myth ical national Negro titles. That's because Prairie View will be the first Negro school ever to compete in a recognized nation al championship football game. MODERN WAY! Build With CONCKITI Fortuna Saturday ported that his charges have started playing pretty good ball and are "starting to jell as a ball club now." He said further, "I can't point to any one of the kids. They are still all pretty equal in doing their jobs." Hoffine reported every body healthy. He said that the Com ets were going over a lot of mistakes and have been work ing mostly on offense this week. A starting five of Larry Pep per, Bob Turner, Bob Stroh, Mike Turner and Darryl Sum merfield is indicated. Where the Comets have just Summerfield back from their top six players of last season, the Lions have three regular starters on hand in Merle Car penter, 6-5V4, Charles Olds, 6-2, and Mark Henningsgaard, 5-8. Henningsgaard is one of the state's top pole vaultcrs and he : quartcrbacked the strong cot tage Grove football team this fall: It's among Mike Lee, Bruce Hall and Rich Wright for the other two starting spots. A big opening lead and some sharp shooting figured in Cot tage Grove's opening triumph over Sweet Home. The Lions hit 50 per cent of the field goal Match Won By Crater CENTRAL POINT Crater; High won 29-25 from South Grants Pass yesterday in fresh-; man wrestling. Crater had 23-10 : margin in the exhibitions. OO Lcs Toothman. S. won bv forfeit; B8 F rank Skuhic. S. pinned John Callucci. C, 2nd; 106 Steve Timmclman, C, dec. Steve Blunk. S. 3-1; 115 Vic Purpuree, S. pinned Reg Ayres. C, 3rd; 123 Jim Owens. C. pinned Chris Hill, S, 2nd; 130 Glen Guerringcr. C. dec.' John Bcekwith. S. 14-2; 136 Dan Corcoran. C, pinned Tom Piete. S. 2nd; 141 Chris Ehert. C. pinned Carl Breazcal. S. 2nd; 148 Joe Nikodym. C. pinned David Und. S. 2nd: 157 Monte Fairchild. S. pinned Wayne Debrick. C. 1st; 168 Doit Davis. C. dec JeTf Ben nett. S. 9-3: unlimited Sieve Riet niann. S, pinned Bill Staples. C, 1st. EXItmmoNS fid- Jim Brecdmvc. C, dec. Jim Moi-Ran, S. 8-5; 106 CraiR Lathrop, C. drew with Dennis Scoiield. S, fi-6; 123 John Groves. S. dec, Steve Bruce, C. 8-0; 123 Steve Chandler. S. pinned Joe Lopez. C. 1st; 130 Dave Schwartz. C. pinned Brian Schmidtz. S. 2nd; 130 Lcn Myrick. C, pinned Chuck Ander son. S. 1st; 141 Oliver Minor. C. pinned Gene Fowler. S. 1st; 130 Steve Schafroth, C, dec. D. Smith. S. 5-2. 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