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Newspaper Page Texto ? B- MONDAY, MEDF0RDi Tribune SPORTS Black Tornado Five Trips South Eugene To Square Series Take the height and msged- nn(l a Vowel jumper for M-all. ness of Bill Enyart and the Lnwson and Barnes traded driv jumpinR jack qualities of Sieve crs and Myrmo sliced in for a Davis. Toss in three small but final for 36-.T4 as each club sccm cncrgctic bundles of dynamite cd lo be able to pierce the de in the persons of Larrv Vowell, fcn.se of the other. Mike Barnes and Jim Allen. Vowell collected two free tal Add the abilities of Bill Houston lies to tie the score again and and Bruce Bcrtrand And, it's no tempest in a tea- .. M,. ic it u minnr hl-imh ire on Ihe maplecourt. On Sat-. V- Enyar s turning jumper uriay night these were the i. I and Allen's basket on a Barnes spired components of a fiery feed made 142-JB at he half. Black Tornado effort which ,.U'Luh. '? , ., , brought Medford High its first In the early thud period Med basketball victory of the season. , ford upped Hs advantage to U. Tvim ,v,mo ,,vnr Ihe South Points at 52-111 and M-Ai. But, Kunene Axemen, whom a board ....r.. - . of coaches picked as most likely to succeed in the first prep rat ing poll of the season. Medford subdued Ihe Axemen 83-73 to square a week end series with Ihe Willamette Val ley quint. South won Friday f7 03. Conch Frank Roelanilt's Whirlwinds did nol start off with Whirlwinds .mi no. start on wm a haze of fire. They warmed slowly lo their chore. Soulh was ahead in Ihe early going Hie Tornadoes seemed to c a I c n stride with Ihe entry of Allen, a 5-7 dynamo, inlo Ihe lineup. It was see-saw for a time. Then Ihe Mcdfords fought on top to stay in the late moments of the second quarter. Eire Throws Ward Off Medford forged a 12 - point load before Ihe talented, per- sislent and opportunist Axemen j of Coach Hank Kuchera surged back. And, in the final period Tornado accuracy at the free loss line warded off the Eugene challenge. Barnes with 22 points and Vowell wilh 21 spurred the Med ford scoring and were ball hawks and playmakcrs. Two nlher Hurricanes were in double figures. Davis totaled 12 and Bertram! in. Enyart beaded Ihe Mcdfords on Ihe backboard with 10 retrieves. John Pinkstaff, fi-fi all-staler, had 26 counters and 16 rebounds lor Snulh. Dick Shearer contributed 11 points. Although lagging at Ihe start. Medford had 111-17, 42-:w and 60 51 gaps at Ihe quarter breaks. While vigorous application was a key for Medford. Ihe scor ing difference was al Ihe dec throw line where Ihe Tornadoes shot .741. They put in 20 of .10 tries lo 1.1 of 21 by Soulh. I Shooting at a scorching din of I .545, (he Axemen made ;m field buckets in 55 trips while Mod lord was hilling 27 of (II for 4 4,1. Relimuid Margin Wilh Berlrand or Davis leant- j Ing wilh Enyart. Medford had a decisive rebound margin of 43-1 30, Soulh hopped oil lo a l-t) start- j Ing lead on buckets bv (ienrgc Myrmo and Pinkslafl and then bd 8-:i and ll-fi. A long push by Vowell. a bucket by Berlrand on a Vowell feed and Iwo tree poinls bv Allen put Medford on loo lor the first lime at 12-11 Then followed II lend switch es, on almost basket for basket li trading. Eugene went ahead 27- 2ii on a lurn and drive by Shear-; er. On a Don l.awsnn swipe and i drive, on a Shearer drive of the hasp line nnri on a Pinkstaff free ' shot South cMemled to :W-2ti Mi-dtord Mi'dlnrrl riimn lin nn n misli I bv Biiinrs, nn Knvart rolmuml . ,, 1 , iw STOP r'd CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS Wile. SVi 1 14 95 fl Ski Belli 2 9S lo 6 Ski Tow Ronci 2 95 to 1 1 Boat Miiiom . . . 6 25 1 I Bo.l Fcndrn 95 to 5 Propcllert . .... 5 50 ind Bitlcir Boici 5 Chink Holdcri I ThcrmiK Flmclctf HcjIcm 19 95 lo 27 Anchorl 6 55 & P.ddlci, Vjinnhcd 2 40 I Oirt, Vjirnnhrd P.ir 10 50 t, REESE MARINE I iTtnn i n LI I I KCLL rMlv I 6th and Bjrlloll-Modfotd DliXEMBLR 16, 13H3 with Hi minutes left in the half Vowell ncllcd n rebound try for llll-llli. Mndlord was on top to , . the Axemen, a team alert to opportunity and with the ability to cash in on mistakes of a rival aggregation, crept back. They i picked up five points in the tirst ', minute of the fourth quarter and the Medford lead was down lo 80-50. Allhoug - Eugene outgunned Medford II-1 from Ihe field in the closing canto, this was as Awmcn c o u , ( ,. ,,,,.., ,,, o( -frec (oss (rj(,s (his fina. chukkcr with Barnes hitting five of six and Vowell four for four South Eugene shot six for 10. Medford had a 75-62 spread with Ihrec minutes left lo play. The difference three limes was cut lo nine poinls. Berlrand made all six of his free shot tries. Barnes fired 8 for 0 and Vowell seven for nine. Outcome of the fray gave i Mm lord a record tor mc , season and South a 2-1 standing. Soulh Kugcnc last Salurday was ranked No. I A-t school in ! the Oregon Journal poll of j coaches. Medford was rated No. imx: So, l.iiKrnr Shcun-r , ('nlrni.'in Pmkslittl . M mm rtnrhi' . Hurltc Mulh Mvrr IT H'b. n-fi n-n Miikolin . MrtlloMl im.VHi t nritriiiirt M .trncfi Allen Dhvis DIsdii TolAls Hclfic-t .'7-l 1.1 IS X.t s - Hi nwn nnd Il'Olivn Tornado JV Rambles Medford High basketball jun ior varsily in its formal debtil Salurdav niithl overran Prospecl varsity hasketballers 70-:. The junior Tornado steadily built up ils margin during Ihe mules! , heading 1 It-It, -I.I-2-I and til-:iu at the quarters. Dane Smith scored Hi poinls for Mcdlord, Hick llassman 12 1 and Ail Pollard II). Art Aiulre sen had 12 fur Ihe rougars. Met nil I onrh tun Marier UM,, ,., pi;lvi.,s j (,P nll,tost. . , i.- i.,ui, t - Ihint '' 1 11 '-' l'"U Mrlltont l Wn 4 Mul- l. Itu kl.-r H. Pt-ll.ii.l M Co : v,,,t - llni'p Hi i'vl;.ii.l Smith H H.ilt 4. Utrn i- in -st'i'm- avr eoi N FOR THE SPORTSMAN! up 55 95 50 95 up 95 79 95 up up up 1964 JOHNSON SEA HORSE ALSO Outbourd Motor J thru 90 H.F. PHOENIX nTP marine DIVISION swJtBuleeew: m4 & amiAdeaaiiA 7 a J". TORNADO SCORES Bruce Bcrtrand CIO), Medford, John Pinkstaff (55), South Eugene, and Bill Enyart (54), Medford poise beneath Ihe basket as shot by Tornado's Mike Barnes CM) from corner drops through the net in Saturday night prop basketball game here. Gottage Grove Lions . ... . Defeat Ashland Five ASHLAND Cottage Grove, not so warm il.wlf, trimmed a cold Ashland High basketball i team 4:!-:t7 here Saturday night, j The Lions pushed in front for J keeps in the lain second quarter and held four to six-point leads much of Ihe rest of the time. Ashland overcame an early j 1-1 1 deficit lo go ahead 18-17. : Quarter spreads favoring Col- tagc Grove were l:M), 22-18 and ! me unzznes narrower! :V.)-'M in I lie late minutes hut CC padded out its margin wilh 1 free losses. I The (Irovors won the cimr - Portland j Pilots Gain KC Mantle POUTLANI) (UPI) - Cmcy Powell scored 2ii nunls and j Sieve Anslett added 21 as the Portland Pilots turned back tic i fending champion Tennessee. ;Slale 7.ri-fi!l in the finals of Ihe fiflh annual Knights of Colum bus invitational basketball tour nament Salurday night. I The Pol l landers overcame a ll'.l-Xt halflime deficit lo win. Clonzaga's Bulldogs, wilh Kl iner Oeschaine gelling 20 poinls and Bill Suler collecting 21. de feating Sanln Clara 117-71 lo lake llrnl place in Ihe Iwo-nighl four Icam tourney. Tlie decisions left Portland with a :i-2 record. Tennessee Slate wilh a -1-2 mark. Gonznga wilh a -1-2 record and Sanln Clara wilh a l-:t mark for Ihe seas;in. Named lo Ihe all-lournamenl leanis were Powell and Tom Nichols o( Portland. Willie Por Icr of Tennessee State. I)e schaine of (lonaga and Ituss Vrakovtch of Simla Clara. A crowd of ri.-llfi watched Ihe final games. 300 Game I By Prepper PDIi'l'l. AND il'l'll - Th e (iregiin fish Commission and Ihe vVnshinulon olkSk.lvy.AA A otk."iklvv . lolti Howl na7J:la-lli iuisi:i;ii;c, iuimi -a it- ear old liiddlc High School sophomore Sunday howled a :hi game al Indian I. ones here anil officials of Ihe alley said it was holieu'd In he Ihe onlv perleet game ever houled in Unseliiii g. Dnnnv l.m-ehild, sun of Mr. and Mrs II K Kauchild. also had the lui:hest series ever re corded al llio lanes, Tti.l The allc s.uil tli.it hecause of his ace. li;niny wdl nut receie a $7.tl fiisli auaril due to the lad lti.il the Oremm Athletic As Mteiiitinn pinh'luls persons n( si'hool ai;e Iroin leiniardi.infi an amateur standinc He will recene a luph. howexei Ml .V St'.lllli nceles 1 i ii s t 1 I M.t I I IH HI I".' ..ii i Mi.nitrii ; 1 1,,1-IMlt.l I HIP 4. Prlioit 1 llui I. Hi MlnriU :rjtjf " o . mis W Alii" . J"- n" 1 3 roWS UMBlBfiE J al Ihe free line where Ihey oul- hi mi" tire iiiii: wiiuic uii'j uui- scored Ashland 17-8. Ashlandcrs . had M-KI cdfic from the field and topped the rebounding 39-21. Merle Carpenter had 18 points and Charles Olds 12 for Cottage (irovc and Dennis Kkwall 12 for Ashland. The Crovers shot .341 from the field and Ashland .2:17. . TP nw, 13 n-n . 1-1 i -a a n-H 2 in , .VI4 nciimnn.Hd "Ii,lll,n.y wimhi J"V,n II-1 4-1 3 I 4-7 4 6 O.n 0 II o-ii n n o-n n o n-n n n o-o i n 41-11 0 O ll-n n-n n-(l n-2 Hmv;irtl 1 .1-.1X 17-iH It 43 PI' 'IT n-n n-n 1 2 J a 2 3 !J 2 1 n.ft 1- M 4-13 2- 7 . n. lt.:i . I-.1 1- .l t.fi n-2 2- 2 n-.T n.il n-n 17-fil l!l-in U "1 Slrvrnn Ann Maxwell. Prep Basketball s mi ttn w c; ii.s TiKfinl WiK'hi 711 (Jn-sli.-ini M.mIimiii '.fl tn 1 . MilMiinkir .;!, Sciitli Siilrm ,"0 IViulli ton liii. Ihllstmin :,i riiii-ktumn .7. Noi lh Snlrm .' I rcntr.il Cutliolic -tfl. Siiiutv CI Asltiriii "iii. Dfivid nnnclii. .'l I'niTst Cmvi1 77. Tinil'V' St Mrlciis :7. Ilcthtmiul IH Tillnm.-nk till 1 i-liiinon : CiivnIlK mi. I'nii.-viM.' li CihdIs l':i li, HuM-tMiri: ,M Cotl;ir i.inw CI. A-IiI.hkI :i7 Nnrth Hcinl 70, nri-t1sp.nl (it MrrH.-nl H.I Snulh F.ucimio 7;i riiiirr ,". KitrtiMirt ifalifJ S Il.tkt'r Ontiirm .'L' l.i'wistnii ildfihoi 71, Millon-Kffc-ivitli-r an Sun- ol the Soil .".It. 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U'.,ll.., Ji ,',.tis 11 MEMO:' TO MEN ONLY l fut'i'y- CJi -Mtrnei, Z!:tpfi ?U. a nt.o i.':c, Ant u:u tiP fiat -iu "j 5co Av.-rtf:a (iepwit tI".Vrs i S'Ni'JS SEWING CENTER, a d. X:t a '! (ipti ncf. Wl. Met' ih- ;v !ct $C. it. .?. ' f. .(i(u :( (.?(','', Cl.r, i'l a : c kc- cy 10 ff'ct.SINGER (jv,t. Oft' Uf.il a f M )!-. u' f "'4.U J Hi t tpl-l. i-tt-yt; yfOtoly. a u (iti-cl kf tint JI8 lait Mam Street Medtord 77J.;iJJ MliDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MLDI-OHD, The shot made the score 68-59 for Medford which went on to win n:)-7.'l. Soulh's Jim Burke is shown between Enyart and Barnes. Head of the Axemen's Dick Shearer is seen over Enyart's shoulder. GiJe Ni?ks Eagle Point Quint 43-41 EAGLE POINT - A five-point i -1 r u " ' ;.t; ' helped Glide nudue Eaelc Poinl 4:mi Saturday night in a prep hoop contest here. The clubs were tied :i4-all ro infi into Ihe last stanza. Mike Iladcliffe's free tosses gave the Wildcats of Glide a 3I1-.14 lead. A Dick Wilson free shot and field goal made it 37-.lti for EP. Then, Stan Young gol a free point, Frank .loncs a gift toss and field goal and John De Groot a bucket for 42-37. With just under two minutes left Linnie Mesloh pul in a lavup for 42-39. With V minutes to plav Jack Hust's free loss made il 43-39. With 30 seconds on the clock. Eagle Point got the ball oul-of-bniinds al ils end of the court. Bill Avrcs scored off Ihe ! Ihrow-in play, ! With five seconds tn go Glide Most the ball on a violation. 1 Kagle Poinl look time out lo set up one last effort. An Eagle drove lor the basket bul the ball i hit his foot and he lost control of il. Glide tried to stall in Ihe lasl few minutes and Eagle Poinl countered wilh a half - court press. The Wildcats got some free shot chances and missed. Eagle Poinl got possession of the ball, but inability to handle the ball, something which has plagued Ihe Eagles so far Ihis season, kepi lliem from capital izing on opportunities. EP lost Ihe ball HI times in Ihe lasl quarter. Eagle Point had leads of 13-12 at the quarter and 25-21 al (he half. Mesloh was high scorer for the game wilh 21 poinls, bring ing his lotal to 117 for four games this season, lie also picked 10 rebounds for a 55 total in the new slate. Ayres was a steady player for EP wilh a good job at forward and seven rebounds. The Eaclcs otherwise w-ere spotty. They had 4H-31 margin on Ihe backboards wilh George Adams snaring the ball 11 times, ltusl had 13 re bounds (or Glide The game was another story of free shots paying off. Eagle Point had IR field goals lo 14 by Glide The Wildcats put in 15 of 25 charily attempts while EP made live of 12. Glide hit 212 from the field and Eagle Point .337. t Snnip'r-r I .turn's ti R.i.l- Into 2 IVtlio I .Iclr IMIiit n Mrsloll . Colpitt.v t'nhui nil .on Wil-i Open til 9 Mon.-Fn. Grant! Pm 476-4J4) OREGON Crater High Comets Overtake Fortuna's Cage Quintet 58-54 CENTRAL POINT - Crater High's Comets, after trailing much of the time, jumped in front in the final seconds Satur day night to trip the Fortuna, Calif., Huskies basketball team, 58-54 at Fortuna. Fortuna had a 54-52 lead with a minute to play. Mike Turner flipped in two free shots to tie up the scuffle, the Huskies lost the ball on a violation with 311 seconds on the clock and with eight seconds lefl Darryl Sum merfield hit a short jump shot to give Crater a 56-54 lead. Summerfield was fouled on Ihe play. He missed the free throw and Turner got the re bound. Turner passed to Sum merfield, who was fouled with two seconds to go. The Comet veteran tossed in two tries to establish the final margin. As in several games involving teams of Ihe area this week end, free shots were the decid ing scoring factor. The Comets put in 75 per cent of theirs, hit ling 24 of 32. Fortuna made just two of 10. Crater shot .492 from the field bul pul in just 17 field baskets while Forluna was getting 2fi. Trailed Ity 10 Forluna had 20-16 and 34 32 quarter and halfway margins. Crater was on top by 43-42 al the third period rest. The Comets had the edge in rebounds, but, showing tired ness from the long trip south after a game on Friday night, trailed by as much as 10 points in the early going. Score was 2l-16 at 1'2 minutes into tne sec ond quarter. Then, the Fire balls came up to Iwo poinls back at 28-2(1 mostly 011 the free IV Cougars Win From Glendale CAVE JUNCTION - Illinois Valley toughened in the second half Saturday nighl to spurn the basketball upset hopes of Glendale High 58-47 at Glendale. Glendale, fast - breaking with effectiveness, took 12-5 quarter and 27-21 halflime leads. The Cougars of IV adjusted their de fense in the second half, worked the ball well for shots and got strong offensive rebounding by Dairy! Gellert. The home team Pirates man aged only two points in the third quarter while IV got III for a 40-21) three-fourlhs bulge. With three minutes to play in the scrape it was 56-39 for Illinois Valley. IV defensive switch plugged Ihe middle to stop Ihe driving of Ihe Pirates, parliculary .1 i m Redficld, who had seven field goals in the lirst half. Along wilh facing a tightening defense, Glendale turned cold. The Pi rates put up a stiff zone defense but the Cougars were able lo work in for shots. Gellert, had cighl ol tensive retrieves off the backboard in the second half, putting four re bounds back up for goals. He had 22 points for the night and licdficld 21. i,ii:crs: mini, is ullrv H-Martin 1. Konttirltl 111. Tlmrnhllt Ml. Orllcn "2. rtiuinignrtfncr H. MeNauRlit 11. Nu-IimImmi J. I'lllrr CliMlil.llr 17-Sli'iviirt J rr-Mtu-iil III Oolliil I. Rrdlu-ld 21. (iiilii'irr:. B. llosrll 'J POKTLANI)-7l.'PI l - Phil Small of Corvallis has been elected president of Ihe Junior Seniors Golf Association of Oregon. TRU-MIX CONCRETE SCIENTIFICALLY CONTROLLED and MIXED for uniform strength and appearance Oimiinn ot CSC 'Conrtte Steel Corporilionl shooting of Bob Turner and 1 goals by Bob Stroh on going alt er rebounds. Crater had four players in I double scoring figures with Bob Turner getting 16 points and 'Summerfield, Mike Turner and Slr&li each 12. Stroh had 11 re i bounds and Mike Turner eight. Bill Isenhart topped the Husky scoring with 15 points. Franklin scored 14 and Snell 12. Crater put in 12 gift shots in each half. Fortuna hit two of nine in the first half and shot only one in the second half. HON: I Cratrr FT Rcb. PFTP i Summerfield .i-fi i M. Turner . Stroh I B Turner . I Pepper Swatisnn .. I TwcdcU ... 3- !' ii-8 8 4- 10 4-8 II 3-7 111-12 5 2-'. 0-0 Totals 11-16 14-.i: 33 13 38 i Fortuna ! Franklin .. I Snell . . . I White FT I'F TP O-.'t Z 1 4 Isenhart Daetwiller Mu no . Cox Totals 0-0 0- 0 1- 3 Butte Falls Victor Over Days Creek BUTTE FALLS - Butte Falls' Loggers had a hard time finding the hoop in the first quarter , Saturday nisht but warmed in : the second period and went on to defeat the Days Creek High i basketball team 50-29. ! The victory gave the Loggers a two - game sweep over the Wolves. Showing moments of good play, the Butte Falls crew gain ed leads of 21-10 at halftimc and 33-13 after three periods and put in 17 points in the last i quarter. Butte Falls pretty well con trolled Ihe backboards. Ron Sizemore had lfi points for Ihe Loggers. No Days Creek player had more than six points. I.IM.TI'S: IMVs rrerk O Neil 6, nii-h- ard.-nn fi. Van Norman fi. Jpnk.. 1. Martin 4. Kntms. porter 4. Bon nrv li. Wrt7d. Hnwrcn. Hllttr l alls .Mt Howpn In. Sizp moto Ui. Knntnndson tn. I.vtlr 4. South Gorl 3. Todd. Cl.vmcr 2. Chambers. Cothrin. Tiff Won By Crater A.SHI. AND - Crater High took a sophmnre basketball came Irom Ashland here Saturday nifiht in the prelim to the Cot tage Grovc-Ashland varsity mix. Score was 47-34. Jerry Bevens, Ashland, was i the righ point man with 22 i markers. Mike Turner had 12 ; for Crater. j Quarter scores were 16-4, 26 13 and 38-24 for the Comets. I SOI'll . INK! PS: ( r.ilrr 4: Ga. Branch. Bukholtz ... M Turner 12. Benian 7. Shnpc t Mills a. Soui-ii I. Barrier. Vtl. arum 2. (iowaii :t. Roberts 1 sttlanrt :lt Enctrom 4. .1. Ra can 2. I.cBlanc. Barccr H. Hevens 22. C'nllop, c.ettltiiR. Godriarrl. Mor ris. Toljtasson. LtvlnKbtnn. Rost. iiii:scHi. iviwkk SPOUT SPRINGS. Ore. (UPI) Minneapolis skier Steve Rie schl won the jumping event at Ihe U.S. Nordic Olympic team selections Sunday with two leads of 55': meters. .Jim Page of Lake Placid. N V.. was second wilh twin 50 meter jumps. Page now is al the top of the combined stand ings for the Nordic group. He finished 11th in Saturday's cross country event. TRD-MIX Concrete & Equipment "j Basketball SATtROAY roi.LCHE RKSt'l.TS By Lnilfd !r international EAST Princeton SO Navy 7fi Harvard bti, Williams 57 Army ft'.!, Colgate 71 Mich Si. H7, Pennsylvania 75 Westminster 'Pa.j 107. Malone 64 Cornell TA, Bulfalo 5f 51 John (N.Y.I H3. Scion Hall 65 Kurd ham fi8. Columbia titi Temple 83. American U. 54 St Bonavcnture 87, Xavicr (Ohio R2 RnNion V 73. Rutsers 58 Penn St. !)V Syracuse 7fi NYU fi7. FairleiKh Oirkinson 5B laSalle 03. Bucknell 7.) Yale 83. Holy Cross fiH Dayton 67, Cantsius t." St Francix fPa.i 10". Geneva 32 Niagara 63. Villa nova 37 SOUTH Richmond 77. Citadel 73 Loyola iLa.i 00, San Francisco 63 William & Marv 67. Furman 60 St Louis 70. Louisville SO Maryland 74. West Virginia 72 Duke ".". Clomson i'2 Wake Forest 05. Marquette 02 Kentucky 101, Baylor 63 N. Car. St. 73. Mercer 43 Vanderhllt 101. Arkunsas 77 N. Car. 70. Louisiana St. 71 Auburn 80. S. Mississippi 74 MlllH F.ST Indiana 10. Missouri 76 Iowa St. 93. San Dieco St. 36 Cincinnati li.". Wisconsin 60 Toledo o.j, San Franci.sco St. 58 Kent St. 62. Duauesne 60 Northwestern 88. SMU 70 DePaul 82. Providence 64 Michican 104. W. Michigan 81 Illinois 70, Notre Dame 03 Crcichton 06. Utah St. 91 UCLA 74. Kama;. 34 Wichita 56. Bradley .io Rut Icr 6.1. Purdue 5f F.vansvillc 08. S Dak. St 74 Minnesota 107. South Dakota 62 Kansas St. 82, USC .18 Miami (Ohioi 03. Bowling tircen SOt.'TIIWKST Texas HI. Oklahoma 78 I Tulsa 112. Long Beach 8:1 Texas Tech !(2. Alabama 74 i New Mexten 02. N Mexirn St 55 Okla City 7. Tex. Christian 32 i Houston 64. Nebraska 58 ; WEST Colo St. 3ft. Okla. St. 4'l Air Force fi.V Brigham Vounc 61 Utah 72. St. Marv's iCalif.i 60 Oitroii St. (11. California 4!) Wyoming BR, Orccon Rl Cal. Western 71. Pomona 55 Pacific (Ore. i R7. Ore Tech 65 Pucet Sound 71. Linfield 'ifi Pacific Luth. 77. Lewis Clark 57 L05 Anqclcs Si 119. Cal. Poly 81 Redlands 72. Orance Si .Vi Miami iFla.i 81. Nevada 78 fo e.i Idaho 77. Santa Barbara 73 io.t Loyola (Calif. i 87. San Die so 85 Phi co St 8. Coll of Idaho 61 Fresno St. 78. Sacramento St. 49 Seattle ill, Idaho St li7 Montana SI. 711. Washington 61 Portland 75, Term. St. 61) CJniuaga 87. Santa Clara 74 Willamette 7fl. Humtioldt State 58 Pacific 87, Orecnn Tech 65 NorthwiX Nazarcne 86. Southern Oregon fil DURA-LOGM PLASTIC COATED AUTO SEAT COVERS Dress up your car's ilncrior and save at ihis low, low pricci .-ULL SET, INSTALLED Check Ihis Includes new king size rear window and tailored installation. Sturdy, long-wearing material. Budget terms. Ad.l S'b 00 For Lit? V.-rirl G t.SThis Christmas awe a iJ a ItIii pi ;. W41 t J VI. VI A kJ Villi J H i v, ...seat cove's, tcos. safety be'ls. carcetmg. mats vt j and other auto m!encr products and services. . . VIlTL C Tr?1 7:7. iff. 7: ill?. T;T. TOlJiTiil TiT7ri7'7i iTiLilliTlijii''. Ths ideal gift for that teenager wilh a car. 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