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LAST SHOT Don Sutphin, leading scorer for Oregon
Tech, left school yesterday-after Coach Art Kirkland fired
him from the cage squad for the "good of the team".
Morale problems of long standing prompted Kirkland's
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SUGGESTION passed
Wis corner:'
along
Why doesn't Paul McCalJ sched
ule Gilchrist, put big Ralph Car
roll in the key, and try to hand
the 6-7 Pelican lad an Oregon
scoring record?
We aren't any more serious
about this than the one who sug
gested it or any one of the many
callers who greeted Wade Hal
brook's .66 points Saturday night
with surprising disgust.
THE REACTION to Halbrook's
scoring feat against Molalla
touched off a red-hot controversy.
in a nutsnen the general con'
sensus of opinion is that there is
of late too much emphasis being
piacea on DreaKing records.
I can't help but go along with
wis tnougm.
Seems to me that a good deal of
snine is tauen olf a . record-break'
tag performance when, a team's of
fense is set up purposely to break
a record.
If Halbrook had scored 66 points
in the run-of-the-mill course of the
game,- then I'd say hooray for him.
But it has definitely been estab
lished . that Halbrook's Lincoln
teammates, with malice afore
thought, set out US give the Splen
did apnae me scoring tine.
DAVIS
WINS
SHOOT
Davis won both the 16-vard
and handicap events in the Klam
ath Gun Club's weekly shoot at
Woe us Sunday.
He shot a perfect 50x50 in the
16-yard division and posted a 47x50
in tile handicap shoot.
Vera Moore, KGC president, said
snow would be removed from the
parking lot lor next Sunday's shoot.
Results:
SAYS THE Associated Press
story: - ?
'Halbrook scored 30 field, goals
and six free throws as he erased
the state prep record of 52 points
set just four nights before by John
ny Frederick Jr., Tigard. guard,
against jsewoerg." . ,
Halbrook had established the old
mark of 51 in a Portland high
school game last year.
The .AP goes on: 'After Frede-
rick s teat, he (Halbrook) swore
to regain the record, and against
juoiana nis Lincoln teammates
helped Halbrook by ' feeding him
passes every time they- got the
wail. t - -'The,'
towering . (7-1) Halbrook
iook care-of'the rest."
There isn't any , Indication In
news atories that Frederick's 52
was a planned course of action.
I don't know for sure if it was
w not.
If not, I'dv say. Frederick., de
serves a bigger bouquet than does
the big Swede, .
IF LINCOLN qualifies for the
date tournament, the big cage
ihow will again take on the "stop
aalbrook" flavor as last year.
But I'm not too certain the Red
Jirds, even with Halbrook's amazi
ng height and dunking ability
Baking a shot is as easy for Hal
jrook as it would be for you to
lunk a doughnut in a cup of Java
-will, -be one of the two teams
rom Portland to win tourney
erths. '
Jefferson, with big Max Ander
on, somewhat shorter but a bet
er and stronger ballplayer than is
lalbrook, stands a better chance.
And Cleveland, from word that
going the sports rounds, is the
ortland dark -horse, and the team
o watch on the inside lane.
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C. J. Martin
T. B. Walters
R. M. Smith
C. M. Grant ,
Nelson Reed , , ,
W. G. Cooley ,
A. V. Moore . ,
D. Knowles , ....
Ray Billing"! , ,
H. E. Hauger
. E. E. Driscoll
R. D. Bra nam an M
E. Bramlett
Jim Calahan
Don Sloan
E. Balsiger
James Hilton .
E. Pitcher
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Oretech
Home To
EOC Five
The Oregon Tech Owls are drill
ing this week for the wcekeud In
vasion of the Eastern Oregon Col
lege Mountaineers minus their top
shotmaker, Don Sutphin. fired yes
terday by Coach Art Kirkland.
Sutphin's expulsion came on the
heels of his suspension last Satur
day when Mrklund benched him In
the second game wltli Oregon Col
lege of Monmouth.
The Myrtle Point eager, second
In Oregon collegiate conference
scoring last season, checked out of
school and was rumored to be
heading for Vanport.
Kirkland felt it was unnecessary
to release for publicity details of
firing Sutphin from the cage squad,
but said it was for "morale res-
sons".
LONG STANDING
The motter is one of long stand-
and came to a head after Friday's
loss to the Wolves in Monmouth,
"Teamwork and team spirit is
more important than winning
games." Kirkland said when he
gave the story yesterday to the
Herald and News.
He added that there was more
"fight and spirit in Saturday
night's game" when Sutphin
viewed the game from the stands
than there had been all season.
Kirkland admitted, however, that
Sutphin's loss will mean a big job
of rebuilding because the plays
were built around Don."
OPENS
Marv Hammack. Sutphin's run
ning mate at guard until a Dec. 7
injury sidelined him until last Fri
day, will probably open against the
La Grande quint on the Oretech
floor Friday night, along with Len
Genetin.
But Al Foreman also dellnuery
figures in Kirkland s plans, , the
cage mentor said.
The Eastern Oregon team nas
lost 13 games in as many starts,
although the Mountaineers gave
the OCC-lcamng vanport team sun
tiffs before losing two games in
their only conference outings.
Parsons
May Open
SEATTLE Wl Doug McClary
may be sidelined along with ' Bob
Houbregs for the Washington-Ore-:
gon basketball series Cere tins
week-end. i
McClary, Washington s six-foot-:
eight-inch forward from Olympia, I
injured an ankle in Tuesday s prac
tice sessions. Dr. John Geehan,
team physician, said the injury
appeared to be a sprain which j
might . keep McClary out of the
games j-Tiday and Saturday.
Houbregs, starting center injured
in the. game with Idaho two weeks
ago, also was -expected to miss
tne Oregon series.
Coach Tippy Dve said if the an
kle injury sidelines McClarv he
wM start with Dean Parsons, six
foot seven inch freshman from Eugene,
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gig
"When you have a minute, Har
ris, may 1 see you in my office?"
Louis Wins
Golf Fight
SAN DIEGO. Calif. W Former
Heavyweight Boxing Champion Joe
uhiis was tno winner in his right
to gain Professional Golf Associa
tion approval to play m the San
Diego Open Tournament Thursday.
Louis claimed It made him the
first Ncrio, umateur or profession
al, to gain such approval.
The decision to accept his entry
as an invited amateur was an
nounced Tuesday night by Horton
Smith. PGA president.
Louis was paired with Smith and
another PGA national committee
man, Leland Gibson of Kansas City
us a starting threesome Thursday.
Smith also announced thnt a
PGA ban would stand airalnst an.
other Negro, Los Angeles profes-
oiuimi out opuier. i
Louis said he would plnv even
though Spiller was ruled out. but
that he wold continue his fiuht
to gain equal rights for Necroex
In golf.
"This Is only the first round." he
declared.
HOCKEY
Pacific Coast Hockey
By The Associated Press
Saskatoon 3 Calgary 1
Vancouver 6 Victoria 4
KU Seeks
Football
Assistant
Dwlght (Dutch) French, associ
ated with Klumaih Falls high
school athletic teams for a years,
asked yesterday to be -relieved of
his Job as assistant Pelican foot
ball coach. - .
His wish was expressed In a let
ter to Principal James Brown.
Cltv Sunt, or Schools Arnold Hrn.
Inpp directed hlim commendation
to French for his long years of
duty on the Pelican sports front,
and said he would recommend to
tne Dlst. 2 school board that tlio
veteran coach's request be grant
ed.
PRAISE
Gralaun said his nnilsn ofFrench
also goes for the entire school
board, the KUHS coaching staff
and the students.
"Appointing an assistant to head
Football Coach Bob llendershott
will become a matter of Immedi
ate study by the school bourd.
Gralapp said.
It was felt that there was strong
support for Paul McColl for
French's Job. McCull Is head bos-
clball coach but also Is well
versed in football, particularly as
overseer of the backlleld. French's
main chore with the Pelicans.
Gralapp said relieving r'renen oi
his grid Job would allow the dean
of boys to assume added and nec
essary work connected with his
deanshlp, a post he's held since
1IH2.
HEAD
French wos head of all sports
at the old Klamath Counly high
school from 1925-28.
Director of Athletics at KUHS
from 1928-38. French also was bas
ketball, track and Wildcat football
headman, in addition to holding
down the assistant varsity football
job.
He took over the basketball reins
again during World War IL
He has been -assistant football
coach steadily since 19-17.
AW
HIGH MAN Bob Rich
ards launches the major
indoor season and his
Olympic drive in the Phila
delphia Games Jan. 18. Tho
national decathlon champ
ion and James E. Sullivan
Memorial Trophy winner
has cleared 15 feet in the
pole vault seven times.
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Russ Still
Have Time
OSLO, Norway Ml The Rus
sians, who have been hinting that
they might like to enter the winter
Olympics, were assured Wednes
day that they still have a couple
of days to go before deciding definitely.
Ring Rumpus
Investigated
NEW YORK HH Additional wlt
neses were summoned to testify
Wednesday as an investigation of
the assault case following a boxing
match last Friday at Madison
Square Garden was continued by
the grand Jury.
Eight persons appeared ' before
the grand Jury Tuesday to tell of
what they knew about the rumpus
created by Manager Tommy Ry
an after his fighter, Rocky Cas
ellani, was stopped by Ernie Dur
ando. Ryan is accused of striking
Referee Ray Miller who halted the
fight in the seventh round.
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PULLMAN, Wash. Ml Alton
Kircher Tuesday signed a five year
contract ns hrucl football coaclfal
Washington State Calk-no.
Kircher, offered the Job Saturday
had been nchi'diilutl to go to the
University of Iowa us an axslHlunt
to Forest Evushnvskl, who resigned
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Kircher had talked th Nltuutlon
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Dan Btuvely, an assistant to Ev
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