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Newspaper Page Text61-51 Win Over Axemen Puts Pelicans In Semi Final Bout YithNevberg By HALE SCARBROUGH McARTHUR COURT, Eugone Morch 14 W'i tome strongo company the Pelicans are keeping in the (tote basket ball champion.hip semi-finals, The second round of play Thursday sow throe tourney favorites go by the board and a general reshuffle of all pro-tournament dope. Klamath did its bit by knocking off one of the favorites, the defending champion Eugene Axemon, 61 to 51. Tonight at 8:45 the Pels ploy the almost unheard-of Newborg Tlgors in a somi-finol contest. Nowberg reached that stage of the tournament with a stunning 42-41 win over the Salom Vikings. Hood River, 35 to 29 conquerors of Washington high, uttrl MiinthflrUI lire paired ln the at Iter tmru-rnumi un. Multifield drubbed biincly, 71 to 42. Sparked by lim? U-ltuy Cult-man and wllli Jorry Tiiom tiirninu In unotlici ulcllur miine under the backboard, the Fell cini didn't ru.. Into much trou ble In lllvlnil the iixe to the Axemen before the lamest crowd nt spi'cliitors yet to vtKll in in louniiiiiii'iii H ie. onie unuu fium. Klaniiilli nave Eiitfrno a two point lend to start the uumc. then took over on foul hol bv Thorn and a hook hol bas ket by Coleman to build up a 13-11 niuriiln by the end of the lint quarter. Alonil toward the clone of I he first half Hie Axemen heniin ciilchliiB UP Conch Wuync Scott ent In hi siwrdy si'rond ntrliill five. Tall Ernest Wilde i,tUi-(l In two quirk baskets to put KiiKt-iie In the lead for a moment, but Don Zaroslimkl mid Mny Cral recovered quick Iv with a pair of riiiKer that put Hie I'cl In the lead for Ittiod. HiilMiinc count win 30 28 for Klamath. In the third period the Axcmun ulaned another short-lived rally to draw to within one point of tying the core. but by the end of that ranlo I ho Klaniuth buy wcro well In control of the ltuatlon I iwl hud 42-34 lead Gene Hover, who had played a great game at forward, fouled out on tho flrat play after the fnur-mlnute time atop, and at that point Eugene made It last bid to get back on the flowery road, Three baakeli and free throw completion made the Pel realiie the Axemen were not beaten yet. and LeRoy Cole man called for time out. That cooled off the Eugene rally and the Pel controlled .the floor until the end of the game. ' Erneat Wilde, who fouled out In the fourth quarter, amassed a total of 21 point to lead that department, Coleman had 15 for the Pel and Joe Zarosinskl counted a doien. n"Ben""Go" on KFLW Tonight " .Middleweight Jacob I.a.Motta (above), the Bull of the Bronx, ant) Tommy Hell, acctactilr Young town, Ohio, wrlturwrlirht who has shivered the timber of many a foe, claili in the ten-round frattire event at Madiaon Square Garden tonight, Punches mil off Iji.Motta like rater off a durk's back but Hrll made Jake give with everything in the book to nr, ,tr --rwrm V ' Sc.' kBilaWHaVaHaWaMaaKaMa "in MCT-iaiima in inrir iwo prrvimn : "Knit. Bell's Wit weapon is a right '' hand counter punch whirh is very I f deceptive because it' lightning-fa!. ! Jawbone Jake is so lough that no i lop-ranking niiddlcn eight reaJlycarra to cross gloves with him. He packs plenty of wham in his wallops and is particularly effective as a body puncher. Thia ahould lie a whale of a fight right from the starting bell. tnjoy the excitement, blow-by-blow.onGillctte'a Cavalcadeof Sport. over American Broadcasting Co. and KFLW (1450 on your dial) at 7 p. m. And remrnilier, men . . . LOOK aharpl FEEL aharp! BE shnrpl ' I'm Gillctto Blue Blades with the harped edge ever honed! r.rt.M.ia.i.a.oni.M.a.1.. l-R Compressors Air Tools and Accessories REX Concrete Mjpen Safeway Steel Scaffolding v . i 1 Concrete Surfacing Equipment Cancreta Vibrators, air and gat Cancreta Wheelbarrow ' and Cartt REX Centrifugal Pumpi Pvil Although the all-state (elec tion won't bo made until Sat lirduy night, It'i becoming ap parent that Jerry Thorn I one i'cllcan who will hold a itrong hand if he continue to pluy the game he ha shown tliu fur, and the performance of Joe Zarosinskl and Gene Hover can't be overlooked. Wilde, who ha been running wild for Kugnne, . I another likely choice at guard, while Dun Hoy and Elmer Speldi'l, both of Ncwbnrg, can't be far off the pace. It wa comecutlve bucket by fipcldel and Hoy In the In t SO econd of play that broke up the Salem game That luit five-lxth of a minute wa a nightmare for the Viking. Four foul were railed on Sa lem and each (lino Ncwhrrg elected to take the ball nut of bound and hold It. K. rail (CI) rc BiMHmiiii, f . :t J. .aroslnsky, f .. 4 Craig, f 2 D. Zarosinskl, I 1 Thorn, c ... S llellbriinur. c ... (I Coleman, g 8 Hover, g 0 Cemiuin, g I fiedkey, g 0 FT pr TP 3 4 9 4 I 12 2 2 6 1 I 3 2 4 12 0 I 0 2 3 14 3 5 3 0 0 2 0 1 0 17 22 01 FT PF TP 2 5 4 3 2 5 1 2 I 0 I 0 I 1 3 5 1 I 5 0 3 2 2 2 8 5 5 20 1 I 1 17 25 51 Total 22 Eugene (31) Ruth, f . . ... i ... l ... o ... 0 ... 2 ... 2 ...1 ... 3 ....7 ... 0 .17 Garrett, f Smith, f Wolf, I .... Rider, c .. Murray, e Bank, c Miner, g .. Wilde, g .. Welch, g Total , Halftlme acore: Klamath Fall 30. Eugene 23. Mimed free throw: Klamath Fall Huns man, Joe Zarosinskl 3. Thorn 2. Hellbroner. Coleman 2. D. Zarosinskl: Eugene Garrett 3. Rider, Murray, Miner 2. Welch. EUGENE, March 14 lPi Three of the pre-tournament fa vorites were out of the running here today as high school bas ketball team reached the semi final round of the annual state tourney, Klamath Falls, Newberg. Marshfleld and Hood River re mained In the chase, with the Klamath Falls team meeting Newberg today at 8:45 p. m., and Hood River tackling Marsh field at 7:30 p. m. Two upset the first of the tourney knocked Washington of Portland and Salem out of the title race yesterday, and a third power, Eugene's defend ing champion team, was defeat ed by strong Klamath Fall. Hood River cored the first upset, trimming Washington, :i-2Bl with big Lloyd Bucttgcn bach. Hood River center, play ing a great defensive gnmo and scoring 16 points himself. After Marshfleld. had over powered Sandy, 71-42. Newberg added the second upset by top pling Salem, 42-41. Tho New berg team trailed through most of the game, but rallied with only four minutes to go when behind, 41-34. With a minute to go they had Builders & Contractors Ready Mix CIMlClli?ll from APPROVED WASHED, GRADED . SAND and GRAVEL for QUALITY STRENGTH WORKABILITY GLADNEY & ADAMS Plant Midland Road at So. 6th Phone 7401 P. O. Bex 838, Klamath Falls, Ore. CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY RENTED FOR EVERY JOB LOGGERS & CONTRACTORS MACHINERY CO. 732 SO. SIXTH ST. Portland To Sponsor Golf Open I'OHTLAND, March 14 tl'j The none City reclaimed It spot on the professional golfer' "Gold Dut" trail today with an nouncement by Robert A. Hud nun Hint he would aponaor once again the $10,000 Portland Open. It will bo the third year for the event, Nchedulod to be held Auguat 14-17. The wont count amatour alio vill compete for the Hudson trophy laat won by Bill Welch, Spokane, former national pub lic link tllllal. now profes sional, Outsiders Cop Skeet Shoot OutHlder took the honor at the first reglatercd trap hoot Suuduy. R. E. June of Dorrl wa high In tho 16-yard event with a perfect acore of 100. Jack Kcualcr of Tulclake wa second with 07 and Georuc Jantzer of Mcdford third with 06. In the handicap, C. J. Martin of Klamath Falls tied George Jantzer of Mcdford and Jim Roaa of Central Point with 45 out of 00. la U. lou 7 a. g. juiim Jium Conalar . Uvois Jinlm .... T It. Walton Clu. a A. Cungdun liar Walalna -. Cliaa. SMaal.r. 3. M. Adam. . p. a. Pock.it E K. Onicoll Jtiltn Cuulaon Jlin Hoa . K.nn.th Culw.ll I'aul lliltun (.irB Van Uulitor ....... t. It. MrMtllail I. M. Martin ,.... HchJ hmilli .. v IJala Weal . II. K. Hiunr C. A. Ounn A. C. Van Gaidar ........ Allan M..C.I. it Ulll Davla . .. ,..... Al ll.llon . C J Martin . . - lllll Union U. M. Urant Jarttaa Wlaaanbai-h ...... Don Millar . W. Mclllloah .. William Cnola)' . Nval Kerliiaon . Ulrh bkactara II. U. Urariaman II. . Oarlch twtty Fraanar V. C. Davla Hay Culantan 1. 1.. Lombard Nam Culbarlaon V. Mono . in S3 SI la 7.1 75 7a 71 70 a Tourney Schedule For Friday EUGENE. Ore., March 14 (P) Games scheduled today at the state high school basketball tournament: Elimination scries for fifth place: Redmond vs. Rainier, 9 a. m. Roosevelt (Portland) vs. La Grande, 10:15 a. m. Elimination series for fourth place: Washington (Portland) vs. San dy, 2 p. m. Snlcin vs. Eugene, 3:15 p. in. Championship round: Hood River vs. Marshfleld, 7:30 p. m. Newberg vs. Klamath Falls, 8:45 p. m. cut It to 41-40. then at the 55 second mark Forward Don Hoy tossed In a one-hander for the victory. Newberg stalled the rest of the way. Elmer Spcldcl of Newberg paced the scoring with 17 points. Roger Dasch was high for Salem with 11. Tourney Score By The Associated Press Hood River 35, Washington 29. Marshfleld 71. Sandy 42. Newberg 42, Salem 41. Klamath Falls 61. Eugene 51. Consolation Round Redmond 42, Astoria 39. Rninier 47. Molnlla 38. Roosevelt 73, Hillsboro 28. La Grande 56, Lebanon 47. We Buy, Sell and Trade GUNS Free Appraisals THE GUN STORE 714 Main Weidner Beats Belcastro To Cop Heavyweight Belt An action-packed battlo laat night climaxed tho long-looked-for buttle between Poto Bel ciistro and Billy Weidner, with Weidner walking off with the coveted Pacific coat Junior heavyweight belt after aome tricky work In laying the Weed Assassin on the mat, Weidner opened the match with a flurry of action, and copped the flrat round, in the final minute, with a full nelson that left Belcastro with a stiff neck for the rest of the bout. The second round saw the usual Belcastro tactic, includ ing finger wringing, nose punch lug and o on, with a good deal of heaving and toaalng, Weidner taking the air outaldc the ring on two occasion, but coming back swinging on both occa sion. Pete climaxed the round by taking the second fall of the evening and making It all even after slugging Weidner into semi-consciousness and then pin ning him on the mat with a body pre. The final, and deciding fall, went to Weidner In the first part of the third round, when, after being backed Into a corner by Belcastro, he turned over on the rope, clouting Pete on the houldcr with both leg and pinning him for the final count. Wally Man, referee, wa mussed up by Belcastro after the decision, and the fight for a time threatened to continue after 5?0W H IAD QUARTERS FOR Creels 7.50 -15.95 Fly Rods 9.95 Fly Reels from 2.45 Casting Rods from 2.25 Casting Reels from 95c THE GUN STORE 714 Main KLAMATH r i I i the bell, but Weidner walked off the canvas clutching the prized bolt and tho knowledge that he Is the new chomp. Leslie Wright, commission member, entered the ring prior to the bout and showed the belt to the crowd, enclosed in It wood and glass case. The opening bout of last night' card was short and sweet, with Nortllle Stockstlll leaving the ring with a stiff neck after one round with Buck Weaver. Semi-final bout saw Georges Dusette and Frankic Ha.t fight ing a cleanic all the way in a five-round battle, the only fall going to Dusette in the fourth round when he pinned Frankle with his well-known full nelson for the count. Willamette U Looks For Coach SALEM. Ore.. March 14 (Pi Willamette university sought an assistant coach today who could get spring football practice un der way. President G. Herbert Smith aid he had learned Jerry Lillie, recently hired athletic director and football coach, could not arrive here until late summer. Lillie I under contract at Hono lulu until August 1. No assistant coach has been named yet. GUNS BUY YOURS NOW! Winchester 12-aa.fnl It Mod. 12, matted rib Winchester Mod. 12. 16-fl. Stevens Dbl. bar.. 20-oa. Stevens $78.50 $40.70 .$20.70 Bolt action, 410-ga.' Stevens 9 Qr Bolt action. 20-a. 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