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.Aim. Uicans Drop Overtime pray To Black Tornado In District Tournament tlard Wins Ml IjFoughi 10 or L pAUI. HAINES V it i.i.t isn't In f'th. I'olloans to Word Blnek Tornado rS'oi t ""''lct ,ourn; rT Ashland Normnl 4'" - .ntimllv had EffjlfSS" remaining Klnt Klnmnth lad rViint. nomcsls of the W 10 knot ilio count mid fe, ,m lo n oyer-ll.hrte-mlimto period, nMet(d witli double. ff Watson canned a lo lvo the Tornado TZh of victory. 28 .(hcart-brenklnK Iom J kTd7 'and tl.y played ft boll ' lhe Mhtlr lMt ditch bid to iKriford victory itrlnH, JwVuncH at 23 atrnlKlit Black Tornado got off to 1 1 ad t Hie end of the nlo. but the K nmalM Uned one point In the ltn and the half camo m with Modford out in ' etuta' accounted for jolnti In the third f ramo, KMtdford to hnn on mt l the tlirfc-ouartnr In the imai num. , durtook their tradl- Si-ill and wore IcadlnK , tono tally wucii iwm nnk Mcrrlwell and sank 1 Kmve that deadlocked connect In tho overtime and the three points colloctwt by She Modford flvo win more than enough to Insure them a vic tory, Jim Noreen copped hltih :or ln honors for tlio l'ellcan with 10 countera and MIkr canned 11 for Modford.- Jiinhn . and White were evicted from tho tilt with five pernonal foul and Fawontt of Metlford was Riven hla walklnu piiuui for the snmo rcimon. In tho other name played, Aahlnnd bounced Grunt ib.ih :t:i to 31 In another oloe battle. Modford will clash with the Grizzlies tonluht for tho dllrict title and the I'ullcan will lunKlo with Grant Has In tho con olatlon bracket. Summary: Klamath Falls (25) Madford (28) Palmer, 4 V .... 0, Dontwlck Whllo, 0 K 8, Hon T,hr"e,?A li R1"" Noroen,10 G .. 1, Fawcett Blohn.8 G . ... 7, WaUon Substitutions: Khimath: Ma on 3, UiiHHinan Kcdkev. Mod ford: Whllluck 1, IIouko, Stellc, Cnve, Reich. Official: Ghnppy Kln, I'ortlund; Don McPikc, Portland. Ilalftlmo core: Klam ath II, Modford 12. Scorn by quarter: Klamath 4 11 18 25 Medford 0 12 11) 25 Overtime, Klamath 0 25 Modford 3 28 II Sugar" Ray Wins Tiff With Lamotta By TED MEIER NEW YORK, Fob. 24 (IP) In alead of being billed ai the "un crowned king of the wolter welght," Ray "gugar" Robin son could be called the $30,000 king." . Roblnaon, Harlom negro box er, picked up approximately that much money for hi lat 32 V4 minute In the ring. That covers hi ono round knockout of Goorge Costnor at Chicago 10 days ago and hi 10-round de cision over Juke Lamotta at Madison Square Garden last night. .That averages about 4B0O a round or $1500 a mln. tito and makes Robinson the highest paid boxer around those days. Robinson, an odds-on favorite, had little trouble beating La motta. Ho thus avonged for tho second timo the only blot on his 55-bout record and made it three triumphs In four fights with the Bronx middleweight. to" Sets ie With 64 Pensacoo SKIPPER PATRICK KACOLA, r'la., Feb. 24 il'ourajeous Hiiro Id (Jug) ben, Santa d, Me., contln- campaign tor a winter ,c In the second round of boo Pcniacoln war bond todsy alter blazing tho odd la u-undur pur U4, knocked off flvo birdies l on the first nlno yes- lor t B uncicr par 3U and mt 2'Unclcr with a 34. 9 birdies, one a 12-f outer 1811) grcon, 8 pars and l-.i- n.. fi..i.l.,. ln.. 11(114 1IMIMILU MIU frokei up on his nearest Simmy Sucnd of Hot ulrt In consistency bv Mid Dnd Byron Nelson it tied at four chamn nn- tplfco thin winter Mc hS failed to win n rhnm. P In the current aorlns. Mihcd second twlco, tied fna. placed third a couple hind tied flif thirrl nnin f, winner of the Gulf port "it mis wcck, stnrtccl tlfllV With a hnii K nn f hole, but got his driver ! ana iiammcd out a 5 ir 67. f under "chamber of ' ikies following their P Performance In a steady jmday, 24 of the golfer J P and four others m I, Detroit, fizzled a 2- I'l It tho 18th hnln thnl Slycn him n second KLJJwd hent with Sgt. Dutch) Harrison, Little Henry Picard. Hnr Ok"! my Gnuntl. "Grey Mask" Guzzles Gust In Wild Tiff Even the yeoman work of at least ono ring aldo customer was to no avail last night as tho "Grey Mask" eked out a win over Gloomy Gust Johnson In tho headline tiff on the crunch card at the Klamuth arena. But tho victory was a hollow ono for Mr. Ktonefucv as ho was outside the square more thun in and Gloomy Gusl had tho best of tho tun.ile almost all the way. Timo and again, Johnson heaved the hooded hoodlum from tho ring and when the masked mcniicu refused to come to close quarters, GuhI chased him iKnomlniously from the battlefield. Refuroo Earl Yoakley also took part In the donnybrook and at one time both minders and Yoakley wore tied In a knot that slightly resembled a running bowline. Whllo the crowd chanted the refrain of "ropes,, ropes, ropes," the. "Mask" grabbed tho first flop, after using the strand for leverage, with a step-over toe hold following a series of his savage head butts. Gloomy Gust came fighting back In the fourth canto to knot tho count at a fall apicco with a aerie of powerful forearm wallops followed by a leg strctcli that was too much for Mr. Stonofaco. It really looked as If Gust would guzzle the hooded hood lum in the fifth heat, as he slung tho "Mask" all over the armory and tossed him out of the ring no less than lour times. The veiled villain proved he had the stuff, however, and climbed back in to resort to his cranium konks onco again and took tho final flop and tho clambake with anotlior stop-over loo hold. In tho semi-wlniiun. .Inltln' Jnck Kiser was awarded the nod over Pcto Bclcastro by Ref eree Yoakley to tho wild ac claim of the fans. Pete's tactics were a little too trucinmn for fcven tho most hardened custom ers ana xoaKley jumped out of the ring to raise Kiser' arm in victory after each grapplcr had gained a tumble. Kiser wa in jured in one ol hi headlong divos Into the audience en gineered by Bclcastro and the referee packed Jack to the dressing room on his back. Georges Dusotte, - . popular Frenchman, put on a strongman exhibition In the- opener to strike out "Blood and Guts" Davidson with a full -Nelson from which Dave was unable to return. It was an evening of wild mat action for Klamath crunch fans and Promoter Mack Lillard will come up with another top card next week, same time, samo place. AAUMeetSet For Tonight Br JOE REICHLER NEW YORK, rob. 24 iVP) Although Gunder Haaae. the Swedish distance runner, Is still somewhero at sea, arid Gil Doddi, Inst year's mil winner, will alo be missing in-tonight's national A ALT track and flold championship at Madison bquare uarden, the meet prom ises to be one of the best In Us 67-year-old history. . Although Dan Ferris,' secre tary of the AAU, still Is hopeful that Macgg, who Is beginning to be compared with' the Ancient Marlnor. will be among the 38 entries in the: three-mllo event, track official are -resigned to his absence. v Even without Haogg, the field will Include 258 athletes from tha sorvlcos and 24 - colloges and unlversltle,..the largest ever asscmoica in me msiory 01 tne meet . Sixteen events will .be on the program with much- Interest be ing centered on Jim Rafforty. who will go out for hla fifth consecutivo mile victory of the year. Don Burnham, IC4-A champion and " Rudy Simm, Pioneer club are expected -to give the NYAC runnor the stlff est competition. Oregon State Whips idaho Five, 50-28 By The Associated Press Northern division' basketball standings romainod unchanged, although tightened, today as a result of Oregon State's 50-28 drubbing of the Idaho Vandals and Washington State's second half comeback to down the Uni versity of Washington Huskies, 53-42. Except in the latter game, the rosults wore never in doubt. Ore gon State moved to an early 10-0 lead, and paced the way at halftime, 16-5. In Seattle, however,' the Hus kies led 27-25 at halftime after holding a 25-18 margin earlier in the going. But Mort Joslin tied the i count '- almost at the opening second-half whistle, and with Vince Hanson caging five field goals and two free throws toward his evening's- 10 points, the Cougars moved easily out in front. . .... .- n.i--L- At one point In the second pe riod, the Cougar "reserves held the ball for three and a half min utes, taking only two shots at the basket, without Washington ever touching It, I , ' 1 The evening's " performances left Oregon State in second place with nine wins, - one less than uregon. woshuigton JState . in .third has. eight wins. 'All three teams nave five losses. '. Idaho, outreached at the back boards, never came closer, than 20-11 to the victory-bound Bea vers. Bob Labhart arid towering Red Rocha paced the OSC squad with 16 points each, while Bill Vanderburgh of- the Huskies scored a like number to follow Hanson in -the- Seattle scoring parade. Our Boarding House With Major. Hoopla fit Hill Raps Kry s, 24-19, 1 'ournament v'.1ldo,otod St. i'Mjod Mnplcton, 24-10, Tl ln "ie Lane j8 basketball .champion- 'tlon games, Lowell LWrg, 39-37, after Elmlra "l3?me coret Mc 2(rr- IP SOU'UL STtMa GULPS OF BIRDSEED Till th& moor. SETS fAE k RSHT, X LL NM-TZ. HOUSEWORK, MRS. MOOPlE--ICANl ' TUME UP M.Y OME- TWO PUNCH .t RUG BEATER? 1UE LAST TlrAE VOU WJERE JOVE.' HERE X RECALL OU AT& .THIS IS A EVERYTHING BUT THE ufAVcn cot irrw. uici I Ir- OLl Kc WILLING), X LL V0ITH A PAINT BRUSH -SIT DONSi ANJD I LL YJeDSE. A FEV0 VvAFPLES UtODEB. CHIM 'I- CAPITAL PR.06RAM : --TRAIN) I nS POR Htlv- AslD L61SURS FOR rvxETO . plan ;m.v PE03ECT6 4 WONDER-l OUT-LOO- 1. t.,: r ivv t- sV 1 in BahireVr. rA. 14, 18 : . HXftMLD ', 'km ,iiewiv nrrat . EVERYBODY'S FOR 'EM We have. often wondered 1ut what makai the Fiehtlnc Trleh of Notre Dame so popular end where this institution of learning picks up us counties number, of fuumnl, boui synthetic end reel. 1 1 j in in n DiEHinii iiui npinnia in im rii ru mihb ... alone. Wherever the Irish travel a great roar utmA9l T im rvi mm tnv tmtrm-. Ihd flAlrl who lu T it' bo football, basketball, or tiddly-winks. Like me guy on tne raaio says, ."no other universlty can make thi statement." Perhaps the main reason for this is that you need not be a Notre 'Dame man to be a Notre Dame rooter. Qualification to that select list Is not difficult. If you are' of Irian descent, you ere a natural Notre Darner. If Italian blood courses through your veins, you are eligible, and if you happen to be Polish' you are adopted. Name like nar.A..l1. nJLA T' t-l H I LHL on the Irish roster. .HAIMM. , We recall an experience we had Dersonallviwlth a rabid? Irish Tooter. It was during that greet football game at South Bend, in wnicn southern cal edged Notre Dame 18 to 14 ln the last quarter, that this episode occurred. . With the score 14 to 13 and about one minute-left to ploy, Baker, guard for the Trojans, was celled .back , to-- at tempt a-field gual from about the 35-yard line. Every:' person, in the Notre Dame stadium was standing on the row.. of seats, Jh. ituiiv ui . jufii hb x3uK?r swung his right leg, sending the- ball' squarely between the goal posts and into the top tier of seats in the Irish bowl.- ? We were cheering lustily for the Trojans, when- large; ag, greaeive gentleman in front of -us; turned and demanded to know what the blankety-blank blank, we were doing standing "on his' blankety-blank blanket. We mild-' ly pointed out that some 90,000 kindred souls were doing exactly the same thing to other people's' blankets, Including . our own, put this did not satisfy the' irate Notre Dame rooter, ; . ' He challenged our ancestry in. no uncertain . terms and -we , pro fessed ourselves a willing to. do battle on the field of honor. At this point the gendarmes 'arrived and averted the tiff, which was probably fortunate for"u. r- - A11 ftt Whtrtl tl1f UnM lA .InA... that once a Notre Dame man, always a Notre Dame-man-Yo can t win, there's too darn many of eml - Favored Teams Vin "B" Tilts Merrill Laeet Bly, 4TJ; .. Gitehriet, Chrioqulw. Be4h. Cap Tournament Centetti' "",.' By JOHk LARSON" -KUHtf Crater Merrill, Mai in, Ollchrlut, Chlloauln and Hshlev eooed viotones in the initial rounds of the county- "B " tournament held t Altamont gym Friday. Henley defeated Malin, 28-19, in the first contest Friday morning.- The Hornets got off to a slow start but started rolling in the second canto and led, l.fl, at' ine nan, uaaner paced- -tne, Hornet attack 'with IS markers, and. Fields, led -Me I in with 8. The Merj-iU Huskies trampled a . hapless Bly quintet. 47.-3. In the other forenoon tilt. Led bx Noonan with 11 Dolnts.'. the Huskies scored' at will against a! smerlleriBlv five; Larson madQA aui.inree 01 xjijrs'Tioinis.;- t- in a.wiae-open ciajn, punctuate, ed bv- 34 Dersonal fouls. Chilo-- quin- squeezed' by Sacred-Hearf Academy, SZ.-43,-Faced by Faul McChesneyrwho' toOk high-scor ing nonors ior ine game ana me day with 27- tallies, the Academy" Marines To Meet Pilots With a good hard week ot practice beMnd them, Coach Les Israels marine noopsters leet confident that they will be able to stop the Coast Guard Pilots from San Francisco when they meet tonight at 8 p. m. on the 'KTJHS hardwood. The Leathernecks have been working on new combinations in an attempt to iron out a. few wrinkles that have- occurred, in- recent games and may have the answer in sinuuui' pivuu man, Jim Morrisey. Morrisey, who generally plays at the guard post, has looked good with for wards,1 Domitrovich - and Mills, and is exceptionally. good on-trf in shots. , Another forward wall which will see action in tonight's game is the combination of Gilbert at center and Burkland and. Money at tho forward spots. These boys have had plenty of experience iplaying together in the past and are consistent performers.. . The Pilots will build their seorine Dower around Ernie Ber- tolotti, high point forward, and Emlen TunneU, flashy ball hand ler and long shot artist. These men have beeninstrumental in turning the tide against superior teams this year and will be out to' stop the win average of the marines.. . Tomorrow night's tussle will be played at. the Barracks gym. at' 8 p. m. and civilians are in vited to attend. ; - - .- ,.... JOHN DAY, Feb. 24 UP) Crane and Grant Union will bat tle it out tonight for' the B hoop championship of : district - 7 Umatilla, Morrow, Grant, and Harney counties. fit 'all: the-cwayi.- Chiloquin, led.1 Dy Kannigan with Id markers led 28-24 at halftime. r - Gilchrist trounced Keno. 28 15. fn a loose-game where Git Christ's heilhthDroved the domi-- natlna. factor. Fereueon chalked'J ud 12 cSunters for the victor. I while Zsrosinski scored' 6- fotil Keno. : .-. : -" Playing for- a positions in the consolation, tussle. Malin rolled over Bly. 39-18. Neither . teem. played; a consistent brand of bail; J and seemed' only able to hit we basket in sourts.' The Mustanas were pacecn.by-.Victorlne with lz tames, .and.-.vlwie. took '.higftviot uiy-witji e,-; -. . - JJEn.' a gamejupTecidlng a berth for the chamolonshiD clash to- nignt,' Merrill-frounced Henley, By The - Associated; Presp , . Walfigtbri ' (PortlindfTlei' Commerce (Portland) 27; "v Frahklm' (Portland 43. -EUi-coin (Portland) 33. -'-' T- Benson (Portland) 57, Sabin (rortiano) 27. Jefferson (Portland) 30r nooaeveii (t-omana) z: - -Hood River -53, ;The ;TJalles Eugene- 43, Corvalli's 25'. ' . "" Toledo 34, Albany 31." " ' McMinnville 28. Newbera 25. , Pendleton 43, Mac HigtMiU lun-riniwBierj. - Parkrose .43, .Gresham. 3$.. " Columbia Prep (Portlandl 34, stacada ats. . 1 Lebanon 37,- Sweet" Home ' 35 ... Vernonia 43, St. Helens 28. : . Medford 28;- Klamath. : Falls 25 (overtime). ".. Ashland- 33, .Grants-Pass-3U Junction -Ciiy 37, Springfield 28- , - ' - v . -. i COLLEGE, , " " Eastern Washington 46, Mon-. tana State. 27j, ; .-'.. " Pepperdfhe -82, San ' D'iegrJ State 43. ' i. : -.- .. -.- Utah Aggies 44, Wyoming 36. Brigham Young 70, Denver 31. .. . ... , . ,v , .Oregon State 50, Idaho 28." " Southern California 37, UCL'A 20. .. . ' . ' "' Washington State 53, Wash ington 42. : 5; Seattle IrohmeAv . Win Hockty TiH; ; Lose, Protest .PORTLAND. Feb.: 14 The. SeaHle. Ironmcn. dru6bi the ' Yaiwctwer, .. WmI), Yuv guards 19-8 . laei night bat lost their pretest 'of 'last RimiWe clash -with the 'Portland Eaglet so remained but' ' single gem ahead of'the Rose CUy ix in iiti northern divisions, Pacific Cos Hockey league; laee. Seattle Afaniger Frank Dotiea protested use of Al Oelipeau an Vic Ripley as officials in 1H night's encounter, after the paat una vroiNwa me game in wmon Seattle walked off the i Sum day. Al Leader, league secre tery, refused' to Change official and also rejected the protest,. a4 though disallowing a coal scorti by Portland While Seattle w off the: Ice.- .' i - Diaf-Mute wlWrinkle i'nleT - ?ORTLAMO..Feb- 28 OP) squad oi deaf and. mute beeketo ball- players'' is 'addins a new wrtfTMC tin te maart hara ODnonent mm. baUled-a favored Chiloquin outsedsluidftibewlldered by the tieft-, finger; lignaui and deadpan silence. . . -.? ' - . f . . . . irkA 'i t , : plckipgofi GitysS, league - cage -.- men ft' amal t t-rinflno iin' i2fl4i 'jfaPfy''-ncouttigemenf wnn minimoraig' nands na -GoaoJtesfOf reaulAr teams txA lapeed:;inta;irpechiei)nes them elves ' When ), the ' deaf . mutaa pipped-ie"( league-; All-Star 3S 3Wrooderin,;.ishat could b bbfrowel"U "' irnprove their own teen.,. . . . . .... ::Bdt "there 'sir Tin waeti im ' ltnewn to the hard' wood court - Coach Harold Hughes say his team. members' are Vbettev coordinated than most,'.' muet -naarjDurrxwBeaTon-. ine neat. W tne linat half tn-.wln nnlnc ivw Ka'ndra Bjrown led Merriif and Henley, icoonff with 13 and 8 im-ker5,S' reMeetively.- Bly hand" Hemey-ar-rhus eliminated tey-vfrtBe'of osS -suffered, last Pnignt.-''Vi-A : ar- ...',' ,:-., . uub.t a gMuumvmm see vniiu- guur and JUttCnrrst 'clash for the other championshu' same berth at a. m.; tne Academy oattie iteno lor a consolation-place at 10; Malin vs. the winner bf-the Academy-Kenb tilt for-the con- A solafion-: -torize Bt"-7rfT0 n. m'ianri l.tvierrill; vs. vthKWinner of the.Gu- .chnst-Chilpciuin game . iqi , the. cnampionsnip at b:30 p.- m. iwerK' more-as team. .Playera.'.eatchivthe' referee' x wjii.sue lrom., vibration-, in the floor. Referee O. G. DUIner aajm .they tenea when, they've conw -mitted errors jnor'e keenly thaaV'J. regular 8q.uadmen."- .' i Mhe only change - in the' tti' eree's routine :i' use of hand0 signals to explain 'types oft6utii;' called... ' v-'- . - .-Ci.;-. . Dillner adda-; that.- . HaroW Blakely, star deaf-mute for nana, r "would . lit nicely into " any rat . -the ;best teams which could assemoiedjry Portland.' Rogue :RivirMitat-j Central. Poitit For District "B Titlev; ' 'ASHLAND. :S'Fcb': 2ilm- HFtogue- River -Srid-'Central . Point will meet for the B school. hoop championship of Jackson and Josephine5 counties ..tonight- -' . , In- semi-finalv play lat night, Rogue. River edged Talent; - 23- zo, in an overtime game, central Point, defeated- Jacltsonville, "- ARLINGTON. "Feb. 24 Odell and Arlington emerged, as winners. . vlaat- anight from -.theoi semi-finals of the district 6B bas- ;4cetba3t; fbtrmSment, here..- . . 26-Arbngton-g8, Condon 24. i DEVELOPING - " ' ENLARGING - ' ;". ; . PRINTING' PHOTO; SERVfCE' .'- 211' Underwood Bldg. When in Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley . . Proprietors Cancel and S15 Klamath Ave. DANCE i Music By .. . 'APPY . GORDON'S OREGON HILL BILLIES. SATURDAY NITE Auspices VJ.W. 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