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Bedford Contends
At Willamette High
Mcdford High's Black Torna- according lo the coach, hut is
do cagers played Willamette a
couple weeks back. They play
Willamette this Friday and Sat
urday. But, don't get those Wil
lamette's confused.
The Tornado opened the hoop
season against the Willamette
University jayvces. This week
end. in its first road trip of the
season, Medford will encounter
Willamette High School varsity
at Eugene.
The non-loop series will help
each club get an idea of how
it may fare against a rival in
its own league. Medford, of the
Southern Oregon Conference
and rated No. 2 in the state,
has split a series with South
Eugene, the top ranked A -1
team and a member of the Mid
western Loop. Willamette, of
the Midwestern, has bowed to
Ashland, of the Southern.
Has Played Four
Medford has played four
games so far this season. Wil
lamette has had just the game
with Ashland, so far as can be
learned.
Coach Chuck DeAutremont at
Willamette has tall men in John
Hosso and Lee Mcrwin, (1-4.
Other possible starters are Ter
ry Slahcl, Gary Ross and Bill
Keithly, all under 6 feet. Stahcl
was a regular last year and
Itosso saw part - lime varsity
1 1 1 1 v .
The Wolverines ri'porlrrilv arc
a fairly quick team. lloAiitrr
mcMil has said that, if the tall
mm rebound and score well,
Willamelle will have a pretty
lough ball club.
This will mark the third suc
cessive year of rivalry between
Medford and Willamette. The
clubs met twice last year and
once in IWil. Medfu, .1 has won
all Ihree past contests.
Itfrtrantl Tunis Ankle
Medford sophomore II r u c c
Horlrand sprained his ankle In
practice yesterday and his
availability is a question mark.
Said Coach Frank Hoelandt,
"I'm not looking forward to him
playing much this week end."
The mentor reported Hal llol
man still not at full strength hut
rounding back inlo shape. Ilol
man turned an ankle in the Lin
held .IV game and has had sore
font trouble. Kiielandl said that
the ankle is piotly good but
thai llolnian's feet are still sore.
The player was in uniform last
week end but did not play
against South Eugene.
Larry Stockman, who missed
Ihe South Eugene action be
cause ot flu, still has n cough,
Steele Given
Beaver Post
PORTLAND. Ore. (UPI) -Dave
Slcelc, 33, will lake over
as general manager of the Port
land Heavers of the Pacific
Coast League next Jan. 2.
Steele, business manager of
Fresno of the California League
for the past four seasons, was
named Tuesday to replace Hub
Kittle-.
The 4B-year -old Kittle re
signed to become field manager
of Ihe Yakima, Wash., Bears of
the Northwest League for the
Milwaukee Braves,
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i feeling much better
Alertness Pays Off
Roelandl this week has work
ed Tornado offense against
zone defense and has worked
with different combinations in
order that players can get used
to each other's moves on of
fense. ftoelandt in reviewing the Eu
gene series said that mental
alertness was the big difference
in fashioning the Medford win
on Saturday after Friday loss.
He pointed out that the Torna
does were a little more alert
and quicker on Saturday and
that the Axemen were that way
onrriday.
All five werc with it Satur- in action at Grants Pass this I Four Warrior lettermcn are
day night," Hoelandt also com-i evening. A mix-up in identifying back from the squad Crater cn
mentcd. "And our board photos resulted in a wrong pic-1 countered last season. They are
strength was so much belter." . ture being used for Smith yes-1 Steve Simpson, 6-1, and Jerry
The coach also was "real picas-: terday. The grappler shown was jjoslin, 5-0, who'll likely start
cu wun a ioi oi individual good
moves.
Medford 23-Tri bune
SPORTS
Black Tornado Matmen
Tussle at Grants Pass
Medford High wrestling var
sity, traveling (or Ihe first time
this season, anticipates some
rugged rivalry tonight.
The Tornadoes vie at Grants
Pass.
Mcdford's No. 2 men are mak
ing the trip, along with the No.
Is, and will wrestle in prelim
inaries beginning at li::ill p.m.
Regular matches will open
about B p.m.
"They'll be tough like Ihey al
ways are," said Medford Coach
Ralph Monroe concerning ine
Cavemen, lie mentioned that
some wrestlers with GI
i.,si
season did not turn out for this ,
year but the Cavemen still look :
tough. !
Light Weights Micuig
Grants Pass is reported strong ,
in the lighter weights where j
thev have Mickey Furlong, '.!-
pound state cnamp in lon.i. wno .
is wrestling this year at lllli.
Craig Kingman will have the:
task (or Medford of facing Fur-
long
Mike Miller is slated to con-
tend at 130 pounds (or Medford.
mikc urr, wno nas more ex- VANCOUVER. Wash. (UPD
perience, has hoen ill. Sickness Th(, Uniwrsitv of Portland
also may sideline George Mc-,
rvair and rrou i.raien coimi go
for Medford at 1411.
Medfortl jayvces won from
Eagle Point 40-15 on Tuesday. I
KiiiKiiuin: 115 Jim Man-. ia;i
llllMJ Smith; 130 Mike Miller,
I Tom Owens: 1 -I I Jim I !H
lliiRa; Mfl Gcoiki? McNiilr or Kred
ttnilen. 157 Don iHU-s. IllH Pun
Walker. 1 711 Hrmn Pclrrsrn: I'll
Terry Winctrmit; iinlliiiitcil llnnl.
rnth.
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Williams, M, 7-2; Hill (iiv Ktnc
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by the S:,,ie tl.tme 1'nmmissiiiii
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TORNADO WKKKTI.KK This
is Rusty Smith. Medford High
lXI-pound grapnler who will be
, Jim Jones who is some HO
I pounds heavier than Smith
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(hew Willi HruiT MilJuut'll. SI'.
2- 2. Hit Dun WiIhui M. pilinf-ri
ll.nv Wrhl.c-i. Kl. 2ml; llll l.ln
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Slniw. M. I1: lliiliiiiitfil Henry
M'lller, ,M. innnrd Uinine Hawkins.
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Carol Duzan Singles
Titlist in Bowling
Carol Duzan, Medford, w a s
champion in (.'lass A singles in;
lh' Oregon Woman's Bowling
Association Iournament.
Mie was also runnorup in
( lass a aii-evenis.
Mrs. Duzan had a (120 single
series with ll!(l-2:i!l-2lil at Ihe!
Greenwood Howl in Rend A H22 I
series at t.reenwood in douiiles i
and a 5117 at Cascade Howl in
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Pilots Swamp
. ,
nayWOrd Ulllnt
overwhelmed California State of
,lvwnn m.lf, Wednesdav night
before L.tllt fans at Hudson's
o.,,, 110,1, Srhnul
porllantl used all 14 men on
lory after builtlmg up a 46-2(i!
h.llflimn I1-11H Thn PiloU Innt !
tiairtime load. The Pilots took i
only 5f shots, but hit 31 for a !
.52f percent jiKc. The shorter
California State club fired ihV
slitils n .1 matle only 2!i for a
..'iiii mark.
Tom Nichols
with 20 anil
Cincy Powell wilh 17 led the
. . ..
Portland Scoring. Don Murray,
Hoy Sipp anil Mich Rollins each
had 10 lor the visitors.
Roby Show Will
Be Presented
Medford YMt'A will present
the "Del Hohy Show" on Jan
8. II anil III at the senior high
school auditorium.
Films lo be presented by Ihe
Idaho outdoor advcnltiror are
"Hell's (' a n y o n F.xi uiioii,"
"Lower Salmon Ciorge. l'hc
Sure-Fooletl" and
"Adventure
on the Sclkvav
Itohy is oiUMti llu select group
of men wlio has cvnlnnvl th
wilderness of North Teniral Ida-'the
ho. conquered il and filmed it
The V is sponsoring the show
lo raise in. mev for Us plnsical
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Sophomore Rescues
San Joso Staters
By l nilt il Vrvw lnlniKition.il
A lou soph rode lo Ihe res
cue of the besieged San .lose
Slate basketball team Wednos
d.i night
The Sparl.in hailed t'uixer-
sit of San Hiego H-H
Miplmmnie S T Saflold
in the dime
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1 1 i vlnmiiils
pnilll:
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and crabbed
Spartans ral-
lied and then ro.iied lo a
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Comets To Battle
Lebanon Warriors
CENTRAL POINT Third i Lebanon contends in the Val
annual scries between the Leb-: ley League and Crater in t h e
anon Warriors and the Crater I Southern Oregon circuit.
High Comets is slated this week. Crater has won from Eagle
The Comets of Central Point , Point 71-44 and Fortuna, Calif.,
go to Lebanon for the Friday i 58-54 and lost to Cottage Grove
and Saturday night games. I V)J-
These contests will be the fifth I . Cae,h 4?u ?,,inu S cf!rtS
and sixth between the two j ln CrJatef "'6". drills have been
schools. Crater has won all four ;d at "trying to get a little
of the previous tangles. Coach I ?Pa,rk m the ball club ' lie said
Lloyd Hoffine takes a Fireball ! lha' fhar) f "Ved t0, lacking
crew to Lebanon for the second
time. The Warriors are under
the helm of a new coach, Terry
Ziegelman.
Crater and Lebanon each are
2-1 in their pre-league cam-
paigns.
against Crater, Mike Grieve, 6
feet, and Roger Clark. 6-1
Other probable starters are
Dan Standley and Joe Briskey,
each 6-3, and Del Spiker. 5-8,
and Darryl Abbott, 5-9, at guards
with Joslin and Spiker.
Depends on Rebounding
Tom Mcchals, 6-1, is another
player figuring in Ziegclman's
plans
Lebanon has defeated Sweet
llnmn IIR .1! UFaoI 1 inn C'l.CH ttnri
lost to Tillamook fiM. In addi-
(ion Ihe warriors, in two halves
played in a jamboree, oulscored
Swr-el Home and Corvallis.
Ziegelman feels that the sue -
n nl hie ,.k will Jnn,nd ,m
I
how the rebounding strength de- beaten Western Carolina. Wit
velops. It has been off and on lenberg dropped lo fourth with
so far but Zicgelman feels it j a 2-1 mark but only 40 points
will get stronger.
the team event gave her a 17411
total in all-events.
Another bowler among Ihe top
I Ihree in her division was .loyce
Thornton with 15l)li for third in
j Class C all-events.
Rick Wallace, Medlord, with
H2I1 and Elsie Raker. Medford,
with 574 are leadiim men's and
women s qualilying at Medfortl ;
Lanes in the Oregonian singles
One bowler for every 1(1 entries
qualifies for the Jan. 25 semi
finals at 20th Century Lanes.
Among the men at Medford
Lanes Alex Kouvlint, Mt. Shas
ta, Calif., has 821, Bill Luman,
Mediord, 804, and Marion Pit
man, Medford, 787, Del Chris
tianson, Medford, follows Mrs.
Raker with 5(1.1 and Hetty Rein
holtz, Medford, has S.ill.
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Mislna
have been movetl
from Spout Springs, Ore., lo
Leavenworth and rescheduled ,
for Sunday. !
The jumping was moved here, :
explained Coach Al Merrill.
Lebaiuin, N IL, because "we
wanted In jump on a lit I lo
larger hill," The Leavenworth :
illllio is un to ll1. nmli'i Thi '
Snout Soiines iomn is .V. mr..
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Freese Selected
As Caldwell Pilot
C.M.DWKLL. Idaho 1 1'PI i, -
George W. Freese. Portland.
manager of the Wenatchec team
in the Northwest League last
vear. will bi'cunu mm-ii.-
I'aldwell team in Idaho's
new rookio league.
Teams from Idaho Falls, o-
catello, Twin Falls and Cald-
i well will plav next season in the
rookie league, a loop formed
afler the 1'ioneer l.ea fni.in.i
in year
The Caldwell team will be
kn.iwn as the TieaMire Vallev
club.
VIT1-:itV Bi:( I IMIDN
pnii..ii:i,i'iiiA i rrn
North Carolina State and Mis
sisMppi Stale were scheduliHi to
when arme here toda for S.ilur
came day's filth annual labetly Bowl
football game and a wintry re-
ception awaited the two .Smith
ern teams
Snow tell in Ihe area Ucdnes
din and temneialures were e
peetetl to remain in Ihe middle
20' s lodav as Ihe teams arrived
to begin workouts tor tho clash
in Philadelphia Stadium
STANDINGS
lV.lini,.tr ' i "i .;
lMIOl! 7 1-1 .(.;(
rilnrvil v Kr Mill .
IW'i.n Si'i Y.'i kilt
Bulhinorf 14. Detroit 107
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S.iil t iMin'in IU Si ,uii PH .
MEUIOKD MAIL UllllLNE, .MEDKOKD. OKLGON
in both of the Comets' contests
last weekend. The Fireballs,
however, have not worked real
hard, he said. He reported his
squad "all healthy."
Evansville
Takes Over
No. 1 Spot
NEW vnnw firnii r,,mc.
vin Pan,rH f,r5i ni frm
. wiltonhnn. tnrfav in fr.
, toorn scramble for the national
sma cncge basketball leader-
ship in the United Press Inter
national ratings.
Evansville, with a three-point
loss lo Iowa the only blemish
on its record, nudged defending
1 champion Wittenberc from the
! In .1 ll U.I.I f.... lU.
three weeks of this season an(
the last month of Ihe Wi-KI
! schedule.
J Undefealed flrambling ranked
! second, -just Ihree points behind
Pi!,..,iMo a,,,! V, ho-,rl ,,f III,.
behind the leading Aces
NEW YORK (UPD-The Unit
ed Press International small
college basketball ratings with
first-place votes and won-lost
records through Saturday, Dec
14, in parentheses:
Team Points
I. Evansville (15) (4-1) 2511
2. (.rambling (7) (li-d) Bis
1 tl'od rarnVmn (.11 (7.01 fl
4. Wittenberg (4) (2-1) 218
n.n Am.rinniiwi.il 9iu
ti. South Dak. St. Cl-3) 152
7. Tennessee Slate (2-2) ill
8. Fresno State Ct-2) 72
!). Pacific Lutheran (1) (4-1) 63
10. Southeast Mo. St. (4-0) 45
Second in II, Oglethorpe :18;
12, Hie). Southern Illinois and
pU(,C Sound 1 1 ) 211; 14 (lie).
Kentucky Weslevan and Lamar
Tech 22; 16. Ohio Wcsleyan 18:
17, Slate College of Iowa 15; 18
(tie) Prairie View and North-1
eastern 11; 20 (tic), llofstra,
Augsburg (1) and Massachu-
setls (1) HI.
Rich Whelan
Named Starter
1 COHVALMS (UPI) -Coach
j Slats Gill of Orogun State indi-
catetl today he would have so-
phomore guard Rich Whelan in
the starling lineup when the
Beavers play Indiana in a two-:
n-inin L b.ilK-.ll e k i i p Itiir
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.California. He will team with
Jim Jarvis at guard with Frank
Peters moving to forward. Scott
Katun anil Mel Counts round out
Ihe starting five,
OSU meets Indiana here Fri-
day night anil in Portland Satur-1
day night
.
Rinq Challenqer
Rornnniiinn Ac LoH
PiT-ixuriir.n rrn i,,kn
. . . .tv. .ii. u
J. (lldip) Vaihan sucsicd ,
tndav to fellow members of the
Pennsylvania Stale Atheltic
rommission that it ask the
World Roxing Association I
WIU) to recognize the winner
(,f Friday's Kmilc Griffitb-Hur-
ricane Carter fight here
ehallenger for the middleweight
crown
Griffith of New York already
is w 11 r 1 (i wltweight 1 1
Pn,l- champion and tarter ot
-'aterson. N. J . is the WBA's
tP contender for the middle-
lit t li;il-pounrl title.
"I am making this sugges
tion." snul Vaughnn, former
nuarlerbat-k of tbe Pittsburgh
Steelers. "because middleweight
ehampion Joey Giardello de
clared this week that he wants
a return title fight with Hick
Tiger in spile of Ihe fact that
leluin tille bouts ate banned hv
Ihe UHA
II M S III' ns ru i n
S KHAMMSfO .ITH-Tlie
world's faslesl human. Rob
Haves of Honda .-UM. will
headline Hie field lor Ihe San
Francisco Examiner Holiday
lnvitalional track and field
meet. Pec 27. at the Cow Pal
ace Hayes has run the 100
yard dash in ! 1 seconds, a
world record.
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EAGLE IIOOPSTER Bill
Ayres, above, is a 6-foot, 200
pound senior forward for the
Eagle Point High basketball
team which vies in the Winne
.. i u c t
l oZMS ,r
Th? p J., ,1 1 1 L"
M,eyEa8leS LakCV,eW
Crater Wrestlers
Whip Roseburg High
CEN1 RAL POINT - With the
hig men aking their cues from
Ihe f.ma" men: .C eT
wrestlers recorded their second
victory of the season over Rose-
: "" '"W"
And, the second win was
more decisive than the first.
Last night's score was 36-16.
The Comets won the earlier en
gagement 27-12.
Crater last night won eight
of the 13 regular matches and
i drew in another Butch Bray
Don Anderson, Sherm Simmons,
John McNichols and Don Ehr
heart scored pins for the Comets
and Steve Weige, Steve Jorde
and Frank Armstrong gained
i decisions.
Mike Reiche lallied a fall and
i Wavne Grey, Pat Doyle and
i Rn Begley got decisions for the
Indians.
i Small Men Please
Coach Jim Tacchini of Crater
j was particularly pleased with
i Ihe results from the small men.
I Tom Campbell, !)8, out for just
I three days, did good work al-
i though he lost. Bray, 106, chalk-
I ed up his first win. He had been
badly beaten by Roscburg's
Don Langebcrg in the first
' match. Anderson, 115. and
Weige, 123. did fine jobs, Tac-
chini reported
The four, he said deserve the
applause for their effort. "I
hope this set a precedent." Tac
chini remarked, pointing to the
morale boost a team gets from
winning its first bouts on a card.
Hoseburg piled up a 39-12
marK"' 111 matcnes among sec-
onl,l..m1.fS.
luCiuki Raichr. r. pinned Tm
. ..
J"'"1''";',1 ! 9 ndiJn'Uei,7ru''rh
I llrav. mimed Don Lanuebcra,
.2nd. ll.'i O.ivr AndciMm. C,
! pinned -lav .nrcher. R. llrtl . 12:1
Steve WeiBC. C. (lee Mali Krcv,
R, .1-2, Kin Shenn Slnnnntis. C.
Baylor Pro Offense
Problem for LSU
HOUSTON (UPI) Louisiana
State's biCKcst problem in Sat-!
urilav s Buebonnet Btivl g;
'"" niUlUOIIIKl OUWI hdllll
aeainst Bav or w he stnnninc
' c
an o iciise mat many coac.es
say can t possibly work in col-;
, lege football."
Al h'.'i-it thm wnrp -i-ivinn
ihi until fn-wh Inhn Ut-iAm'
t. , .
Hems won scvon of 10 camps
-
this season against topflight
fumpotition and came within a
hilir of heating the nation's
number one team, Texas.
IJndgers did it with a pro -
nense that has quarter-
hat'ki Tn'11 Passing out of
piotei n e pocket. uaiiKcrs scur-,
lying miner anci yon and a gen -
ume two-platoon system. ,
l.M with an identical 7-:) rec- j
mil. is expected to play a ball
control and defensive game:
against Ihe pass-happy Rears, j
Baylor is a two-point favorite.
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TH. 773-3458
Winncmucca To Sea Hoop
Opener Bills Lakeview
Against Eagle Pointers
One team from each end the ball against various tvnes
and two from in the middle will
contend Friday and Saturday in the same today,
the Winnemucca-to-the-Sea bas-i Bates has brought Russell
ketball tournament at Lakeview. ; Glasgow up from the junior var
Brookings from the Oregon sity with the hope that the move
coast and Winnemucca from in- will give the Eagles better out
land Nevada will be adversaries sjde shooting and improved ball
in the Friday opener. Eagle handling. He's certain to see
Point and Lakeview. members duty in the two-night tourney.
1 "Twi Unless "mess dictates other
the second game. Friday s los-; wj Bales ,ans t George
ers tussle in the Saturday firs I Mams andM Lonnie Mesloh n
game with the opening night Ule jv0, t Frank ch ,
winners opponents m the tour-, and A 1 ( ,orward ,
ney concluder.
.dB.e roini w.ii aim .or us
first win of the season. The
Eagles, who have dropped four;
contests have worked this week HJS',
"S.'.J'PJ.becau of flu and Bob Corliss!
yuin.ii, COJJCUIUU 1 I U III 11IC
Bates has had his charges do
a lot of outside shooting and the
1 un.,n AHir.,! t r
; S
P ( , , r
Vesterdy'r Eaies worked
pnmi-d .Inhn Waldrmt. H, 3rd; 138
ne urcy. H. dec. Ken own.
C. Ml Pill Ddvle. R. dt'f
.Ine Thomrt.s. C. 11-2. 1 IK Rim
?c-sle!,:-.J, J'.1'- Klrk('ai", c -
imh Tommy rhnni;is. n'. i-i; ins
sieve Joidr. c. dot sum Hu h. ti.
dec. M.kr iiiuicr. R. o-i. mi
John MfNichols. C. ninilcri Dirk
Smclman n Ul , ml,,,,, Ion rinn
Ehrhcan. c. ninntd Tom Albert -
son. R. Ul.
KXIIIIMiiONS:
(Sci'ond iiiimi)
!IR .Inn Hums. R. pinned
Thorcman. C. 2nd: Duvjd Mi-.Mos-ter.
R. pinned Rod Neiil. C. 2nl.
Il."i Rick Tidemand. C. pinned
Earl Buchanan. R. Isl. 123 Jerrv
Sinilh. R, U'L-. .John Encoli illlii
C. 7-5; 130 Karl Saekcr. R.
pinned Jim Cieiuer, C. Isl. I3ii
Lonnie Good. H. pinned Randv
Roberts. C. 3rd; Ml Rich Holder.
R. Dee. Richard Kirkham. C. 7-0;
MR Dick Richmond, R, pinned
Clary Price, C, '2nri; 157 Gene
Richmon. R, dec Robert Bruce. C
4-0: 168 Boll Naiiulc. R. dec
Dwicht Harsh. C. 5-11; 178 Robin
Roder c, drew Terry Byrd c. 5-5
l!ll-
Mikr Uurnctt. C, pinned John
r. R. 2nd: unlimited Dan
wimer. R. 2nd: unliniittd Dan
Ce..aro. C,
pinned Warren Roelle.
ellc.
R. 2nd
St. Mary's Hosts
St. Francis Team
A non-league battle of paro- take on the St. Francis of En
chial schools is billed in Med- gene basketball team at 8 p.m.
ford this Friday and Saturday, Games will be at the SM
nights. gymnasium at Holly and Uth
St. Mary's of Medford will Sis. Butte Falls varsitv will
Luis Aparacio
Heads Fielding
RflCTflM film
.vu.v.. V'I 1 LlllllllllUI C
0rioes shortstop Luis Aparicio
j led the American League's
I shoristops in fielding for the
i fiftn straight time in 13 but
it took a recortl pertormance to
j oeat out trie man lor wliom he
was traded last winter.
I The 29-year-old Aparicio won
I defensive honors with a .9K2B
percentage that erased the
, mark of .!)2:! held by Lou
,,'.V. . JUM 11111 "'l' -"
f,aR0 .hlle ox shor,s,0P .R,,n
Hansen s .9825 percentage. Apa-
.- nJ .,nsr,n ,nH Mm.
I , . .." .
inr
rms last Januarv in
,aver dca, ht,wccn h(? QM
' j kiio .-
, ,im rirnj(,' .
Jim Gentile and Brooks Rob-
.t. -
. ' . . ' ." 1
i uasfim'ii dim um u na.semcn.
I .:..i :.u iU.. j
i 1 1 rJi L 1 1 1 1 , Willi .i'i'.j.i aim ."in
l percentages to give Baltimore
of S(vcn individual
icadcrs,
qus Triandos of the Detroit
Ticers led the catchers with a
- m ma,, eUon Fox of the
j white Sox topped the second
basemen with .9877. Jim Lan-
dis of the White Sox led the
outfielders with ,!W:i and Bill
Monbouquette of Ihe Boston
Hod Sox handled H chances to
rank No. 1 among 41 pitchers
who went through Ihe season
without committing an error.
OFF
St. I X.
w.i. .-
of zone defense and were to do !
1 Richard Wilson at guard, with
Bob C(J, jUs ,jk j , see ,
bit of rd t ' 1
ri:no u. i .. j
was absent on Monday. Ayres ;
1 , , "
colds.
I uoit-a adiu nidi me Uiiics
I would like to bring back at least
"" wi" 'his week end. He slat -
; JSS
have proved costly. But, he said
mat the Eagles still have a lot
of spirit and are working hard
and, with a little luck, may fool
somebody.
Lakeview Splits
The Eagle Pointers particu
larly would like to face Brook
ings on Saturday night. Brook-
UlgS downed tr Xtl-il last WCOK
i enri 111 the coast town.
Lakeview, host team and
1 Eagle Poinl's opening adver
i sary. has had just two games
so far. The Honkers split with
Rurns, winning .18-J4 after losing
i JJ.'f!
.
1 Honker lettermcn back a 10 I
Honker lettermcn back
Dennis Warren. 6-5, Vernon Pla
to and Jeff Sullivan. Con Fitz
gerald and Bill Duke saw some
varsity play but did not letter.
Larry Samples, a letterman.
transferred to Douglas High.
Coach Ted Mckee has saitl
that the Honkers have
Rowl
neigni anti goira s peen oui aon 1
have enough experience at Ihe
forwards. Sullivan. 6 feet, f Hz-1
gerald. 6,1, and Duke. 6-1, figure ,
.o see duty at those spots.
others on the varsity are Grot;
L.eavi!l ana UCIUS HUflc eston.
Si.-. n u i, u -
siiu-nnv nut-win llrric inhn
i , . . . 7
up from the junior varsity.
meet the St. Marv s lavvcc
meet the St. llary's jayvces injycar. we-nad a slron!.or i,r
i the Friday preliminary
j The series will mark the sec
ond and third games of the sea
son for the Crusaders of Med-
fnrJ CM Kl -To en ......
VJ.-l WD1 11IUU1C l-UU IWU
weeks ago.
: St. Mary's drills this week
have been on offensive natterns
which did not look good in the
Kiddie mix. The Crusaders went
a lot on defense last week. Work
included rebounding and funda-
mentals.
Huberts Back i
Coach Dick Paup reported
Ron Roberts back with Ihej
suuan auer oeing siiieinieil ny
' anklc sprain. He said that
Roberts may not start against
Ik. ..mlc k..l llll.. ...ill -
"v ' " "
lot ot action.
Mike Soran is coming along
well in nractices and could
start this week end.
' tUl
Paup reported practices going
we with hnltcr t p a m w n r k
. nLllLr 1 ? a m .-. n r k
snown. ineres a lot oi nustie
and spirit is good, he said.
The St. Mary's - St. Francis
bill of fare will provide Medford
with its basketball bill-of-f a r e
while Medford High is out of
lown-
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Basketball
UEUNLsriAY COLLtGL
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HAS I
Armv 58. Ohio U. 43
HntStra 8'2. Navv 81
Vilanova H3. Toledo 31
Yale U4. Brown (tH
Connecticut 5'J. Foid-uin M
St. Bon a ven tyre lun. r-irii
Ontario ,5
Manhatton 75 Tenipe 73
SOI I II
W. Va. 78. William A: Mary 73
Norih Carolina Oj. Gtri,i 71
Davidson 8ft. Furnian ti;i
George Wash, till, Hicliiimnd i.'I
Maryland St 78. orhi!d St if
Citadel 88. Delaware 78
North Carolina St W4, Tulane K-1
Vandcrbilt IKi Tex Christian j
MlllULST
Miami Olnoi 67. Purdue il
KaihHh St 1J. Denver hi
Dayton 85. Lamar Teeh VJ
Creifc'hton 8!). fluiiiina 7!i
SOl'TIIUKST
Tulsa 81), Michigan St Ji.'i
Arizona fi-l, CaJiinrnia 58
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Cincinnati 8J, Coloradu t
Idaho St. 'Mi. St Mary s a , .111 i i.fl
Eagles Beat
Rogue River
EAGLE POINT - Eaolo Point
titouincii, wun ,iiu,i.-
. seeing action onlv in the first
. half, defeated Rogue River fil-
i 'Jr.. 1
and 52-17, quarter advantages
and led in rebounding Sli-'JI.
Boodin had Hi poinls lor
Rogue River and Richard Harl
ling 12 for the Eagles. Ken
Mesloh cleared M rehnuuds for
EP in the first half.
I IM'll'S:
Hiikiii' Kivrr .111 S. id,
J. Mnrlin K. Bnotlin Mi
1. Ladd. Knrd. Thninioll
abl i. I
LaKIr I il bl iltnr K:
Prrrv n Mrslnt, ;,. r ule , .... r .
W.Tlrh ,". Pnilrvmt. rilntn .; K 1 1
WiImmi li. K llousf 2. . Hmi I
1. RcdthnR 2. Callou.. ,i.
Dial Traded
For Appleron
PITTSBURGH (UPI)-BiifHv
Parker feels defense cost llie
Pittsburgh Steelers Ihe N.ilmn.il
Football League's Eastern Di
vision crown this vear and he
.hue l.,L'nn ., ...,lr.i,l.,l.l ;
I (nnilori In mil his- Huh in llm
1 ,!,.' i,.,.i .., ,,.,.
Pil,.kcr (c;,u Huii(lv n,;i ,hp
steelers' star pass ralchcr. lo
lhe Daas Cowhovs Vednes.lav
in oxchange for 'rights lo Hie
rmw Vn 1 ri,:,n ,h,,
' All-America lacklr Scull Vnnln
A1'-Amp"" IdlMC MIDI :ppK
. . .. ..
too OI me Cjllivi
ersitv ol
Dial, who spent all tit his five
years in the NFL with Hip Slcel
ers. holds club records for innl
touchdown passes cauchl in .i
season (12), mosl v.iiil.i!:
gained in a season H3ii. Inn::
gest touchdown pass ik;i v;inlsl
anil most yards gained in one
game (2:io).
"He's a fine receiver " Park
er said of Dial, "hut we need
defensive strength. We've uni
to build our defense up il we're
nninn In cl ni in fnnlnnt , n. 1
I we might have made it tins
! year."
Owens Shakes
Up Backfield
LONG BEACH. Calif ITU
Cn-Ai-h Jim flvennt l:n,,L ,n,
the I'niversity of W.t-hur mi
backfield Ycdnesdn null
exception of quarterback Bill
Douglas after three days of
practice for the Rose Bowl
Owens d e m o t e d Ii.iIMkh k;
Hove Kopay and linn Mcihcd
and fullback Junior Coffev Iran
,he lu st team, replacing -.Hem
,.. ..
wun nauuacKS uick neneraiier
and Sieve Bramwell and fu!'-
back Charles Browning
"Thm-Vo mn Hnn , k. r
job at practice." Owens ,m n
explaining the elevation of inn
nw trin n tUn f i,-- ,
new tno to tho Ins, Mimil
nificd by purple practice un k-
i els.
Kven Doimlas was uikI. i m . -
sure as Bill Silcr. who had :n, --
ed almost the entire se;tMn w :'h
hepatitis, moved up from th
third to second strinu.
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