RATI) H DAY, JANUARY 20, 10.r2
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAU,S, OREGON
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liur.i mil ot WKdiii'Mlav'N buttle
royal nt the iiriiuiry unil promoter
'luck Llllmd lout mill' lime in got-
Merrill,
Bonanza
Post Wins
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Hai red Heart J 0 I W,
(1.1-'.ill! , J 0 "
nonanra 3 I 7r.ll
M.tTlll , 3 I 7
llenleg I 3 XI
MH, i . , .1 ar,n
Ullclirlsl ... 0 3 .OKI
Illy 3 Ml:
I. ail Nlghl'. Si.r.s
CIiIikiiiIii 411 cilrhrlsl 3tt
llunaiiEa M lllv 411
K.rred llaart 4:1 llanlay 33
Merrill S3 Kialln 4
UK the urliii'liiuii on me tiotieu
'imn (in' ncxl v, nek k turd
Hie 1'ivrkn brothers, Herb and
Billy, wilt Iciun miiiIiiM Kurt Von
I'ouiH-nlielm and YurK Creiorlnn.
The Oernuiii itnd the Huiniinlun
ere Ml 111 Irkrd 1 llorlj'n Inlcrfer
ni ' B In 111 battle roynl when ihy
hnil young Hill V (The Kiel t ripe lor
til- kll'.
Hurricane Herb, viewing Ihe
iiiiMinrerr uillMUn the ring nller be
ing eliminated In the nix-limn tun
riln, Intervened In take cure l Von
Pop III flim style wlillc Illllv pinned
Cifloiluii
Hurled Heart mid Chiloquin still
have niuiioiHily on Dim j I : In
Ihn Klmnnth County Clans H IiIkIi
school cage league allnr Inst
nights lull round ol unintii that
counted.
Uaumd Hrnrl dumped Henley,
43-23, and Chllomilii waxed Oil
chrlsl, 411-28. The wln marked
Number 3 against no detents lor
bolh clubs In league piny.
il win Number 1 lor Sue rod
Henri In II entire campaign and
kepi the Trojans' record unriioUed
linnnnrn stayed within shouting
dlntaiice of Iho Trojan nnd Pun
tliem with a 60-48 victory over Hlv.
'J lie AiiUith hold h 3-1 mark tor a
strong iiecoud plnee.
All llireo victories were on lor-
Cougars
Topp'e
Huskies
UuniiK.1 iKiiom-
by Washington
CAGE SCORES TIME OUT!
"" Collide Basketball
FAR WKh't
Washington State 66, Washington
DO
Oicon 09, Ht, Marys 58
Wyonilnn Hi, Montana 60
Colorado AAtM 68, Utah 43
Scuttle 79, Montana Btate Col
lege 77
Utah State 74, Mexico City
YMCA 62 , , w,
Lowry AFB M, Coloraxlo Mine
50
I,cwla and Clark 77. I-lnlleld fiO
Utah Hraiich AKulea 63. Dixie 67
Colleiin ol I'aclflu 60, Ban Fran-
Britlnh Columbia
iA'l i'LK I
lnloii.lv. .'ld-10
Ilw llnlvemltv lit Cisco St'lle 44
UualiinuUiii lluuklea held only a' Whllworlli 77,
r.llpiicry chance Saturday ol re- '60
tiiliilng a place amonu the na- Porllimd 05. Paclllc " M
tlon a lop 10 baokelball tciinin. I F.iv 'oi Wavhlnilion 81, Western
Hie Couiiani playlim on lllt'lr I "u 'V-imrrt kTi
own court at Pulliium always , !!
daiiKoroiiM uround lor oilier confer. Qrenon Blate JVs 76, Orcxon JVk
quarter rush and xtnll, Krabblna a
lead and then lioldliiK II with live
(17
Portland Air
llllli- nun a score to settle loo
The Proud I'ru. nlun heal lilin In ;eiin courts,
the main event to pick up fie 1300 ' AHNIKT
PI US I 11" . .... t. nnn ri'--" nni.-ll III .t,,!,.!
i ...irtli in thla nuDilnlldlnu MerrUI'r vlclarv i.l Mnllii Tlie ' puueq
tn-r lit;. I.lllard Imi 'Cowboy Carl- llu:,kles upset the MUJilunK', 52-48.
son sinned for return. lln khuiu that saw one oi Malm's
Iho Mnnlsna buckeroo will face i reaularii, Andy Travis, sidelined
Muck DnvU'-on In the opener, i Willi an Injured knee and two
Scheduled to iriuear In the battle j more, Wayne Rick and Bob Bte
royal. a rib Injurv kepi Carlson j venaon. In limited action alter
uouis wiin ine mi.
Merrill's "Ve l'"l:ln was alto
benched with an Injury.
OllchriH. p.... . t..i.iol ball lor
the llrst quarter mid lead. 6-4, at
li e eiiil of that slowed-down peri
od. Thcii the Orm.lles tried to
run with Chllorjiiln and the Pnn
thers nulled ahead to a 23-16 half
liine lend and bulffed It after In-
Krniisiinn lime
minutes of itluelnu to the ball
The score sec-aawed continuous
ly as the nation's sixth-ranked
team found the Cougars had not
been awed one bit by belnn picked
to lone handily to the Northern Di
vision Pacific Coast Conference
leaders.
The Huskies dominated first
quarter play but the CouRiirs shot
back with a llnliinlnK fast break in
the second qusrler to score 2(1
polnla while braklim Waslilnittun
onwn to 12. ft Kiive the Coumirs a
HOt Til
WeHtcrn Kentucky 102 Miami 74
Furman Wi. The Citadel 63
HOIJTHWKST
Bavlor 0. Rice 54
. Texas Western 77. Bui Ross 67
OIlKfiOV rREP BASKKTBALL
Canyonville 36 Days Creek 22 j
Kiddle 51 Camas Valley 22
Yoncalla 40 Oakland 31
Elkion 83 Glide 37
Powcrs 70 Klmira 49
Cro 1)8 Loranc 27
Pendleton 69 Mllton-Freewntcr 57
Ashland 82 Illinois Valley 37
Bclo 61 Bhcdd 37
"lourlh time today he's dusted
off these flagstones Ed gets
pretty restless for baseball and
his Job to start stain!"
out. He's her led snd ready to no.
Cavitlebeiry Druns Is uie ncau
quarters lor' reserved llckel.
the Huskies to 30-a)l six I
mliniies-lnto the third period. The;
30-28 naiiume oume. ,.l.ii0s drove 53 Willamette tEu-
WaihliiKton s Bob Honored v.
Concordia 44 Oswetjo 36 !
F.cho 63 Pilot Hock 32
JI..A ...ncill 1't Knu-lw,rrr fA
42 al the end o. the third canto. Mliu.n H0 Cascade Locks 37
Tiie CoUKurs found their eye aitain !Bfllpn, 57 sprinfleld 49
In Hie fourth quarter after Pe""" I Sheridan 44 North Marion 35
Mulllns droJ'd In two free, throws iMarshlield 82 North Bend 48
that nve tliem Ihe final lead. 'Knappa 58 Nalia'.cm 55 (overllmel
With live inlnuies left they did Bcaivoo-e 60 Clat.skanie 59
little but re.'lst Washlimton's ball-1st. rfclens 51 Seaside 49
hunxry five as the Huskies fouaht I Medloru 48 UranLs Puss 46
desperately to get back Into con- Par Ko.se 85 Rainier 55
tentlon 1 Oregon City 62 Tlgurd 48
Cougar shooting- spelled the ma-'Mi. Aiiftel 57 Eslacada 39
Jor difference In the Raines re-, Dalli's 44 Canby 3u
suits, 'Ihe Couii.rs made 40 per a Uiandc 50 Baiicr J7
i ih.ir ti.,..- D,wi,i tvi.iin iho Kogu! Klvcr 43 Jacksonville 35
jHusilcs sank only 25 per cent of , fcuulmiUy '40 SI. Paul 32
ON Till: III S:
Coach I'.ex ll'ir. alter has elglil NKAft l.'PSKT,
..inn. irndv for lie lOOiUilll
.,-t,..itiiU . . Hnii Beiiiai'tiino ifC.eildlnu the 'uvorerl Rnllnnxa tenm.
(ID, oil ihe lico.:. but leelers are j leading until Ihe lest four minutes
out 10 O'her strong opponent lor of olny. Then ihu Anilers' Don
o.i.on :Tr.h . . . one thing MjHtibhlo catighl fire In a late lellv
miic: it will bn the 1110 amiiilous blnse. Ho shot seven times In the
iciiitlu e ivor teckletl by the HH1- rnllv and iicoreil seven times lor
ton bo.'. . . '14 of ills totel SO points.
. ' ,,'....1. Ihl kl. If., n 11 . . . .
uiVlatii tvii. jvmiiui uorciv 111111 uonroy pui in
1 111 uaseuaii 11110 iDicvenron laie in ihe seconrt quar
Art Klrklniid is Iter and slurteil Hick In the seenml
' 1'.'. t..J..U llial ll...lr . . , . . .....
IHIA' WQffi.lllg Oil a B.iii-""" ' nun 111 nil Htvciiin lo siou 111c
v 1 include six KJin " "" "-nin e.
er.'i Orekon. lour each with Hum- Ttie Mtistaiigs actually took a
uni .t Bti'te and Clilco Btnte . . . flvc-pomt lead early In Hie lourlh
lie ne Clentrv. hluh-rcorini Child- !., u.i,in,., Kn.in lin.i a 4fn Mosier 34 Dulur 20
qulri center, was held to Hirer I nvernKe Iri the first half ijunci.on City 65 University (Eu-
goals irom the lloor but riumped luo .Bm., ni0Pl nottn 8a.' gcnei 64
nine iree throws for 16 points and i urday night In a return match ,T"e fallen 69 Wy-Easl 33
li'll SCO.-H1- Honors. .,M, ,n.,M Hr,m the Huskies Into urownsv.iie 31 naiscy VI
.i ..1. u.i.i TH..1.- i 'Aiiiuy uO Sherwood 28
The Biy Bobcat, came near up- ,h M -ihe Conors moved , Klamath Falls 44 Koseburg 38
into third position with Friday l?"10" fS""8! Tn
ninnf. uin- . ir, ini,ihi umiiri iCcntral tnlon (Monmouth) 41 Tall
third position wl'.h Friday L3
Ino
night's win:
throv them Into
Willi Oregon,
K..-.a tonight would 'Oaki-ldse 49 St. Francis lEugenel
a tic for third
47
Mill City 44 Gervals 25
V .. :ca Wi o. Oi u
finis wlffVow "I'
yrar . ; Ccach I
The Ore. ,, five wa, the only J erbpou V
o:he.- conference team busy Friday "-PO'
olght. beallnu Et. Mary's 69-58. ! H??',
in a non-ronferenre lilt at Eu-!s":d Heart (Salem) 47
gene. Tlie Oaels and Dueks battled
on even terms In a torrid till for
three quarters before the Gaels
Sncred Heart (Salem) 47 Cascade
42
West Linn 68 Hlllsboro 65
hilverion 44 Sandy 43
Eugene 37 Corvaills 28
nm, khi . '-"' I ,n,. ti,. .... H.M in .i, f-ukciic oi v-ui
liicldenuillv, Jii'-k Brown. cx-tanss uui jncg Menciricxson uppea In for i " ' . V k j Garibaldi 36 Star of tne sea iss.
-.' ..a i..Uxl ' ...iki.A I a II aa n nil I rial Ifflf1 nil n o4rt nn nrfe 1 '
ROfKl qUHCIIH.i:;n Yriiu 41. -U lO pull IV OUl IO.T , -j 0riR I Jv
Mrrrui. a.. ,. Pf.reln!i 50 St.
U .r.ll. Illltll a.ivj iiittv hnui OHIUIUIIJ lilHlli,
John O'Ncil .scored 21 for Mr- n,5-
rtll. Ifl of the point com, no In the
I i acnntilir. at
nnd also n ld who known hi wny
nrnimil ihe cine court, Is also a
, baseball Ditcher who'll be used . .
MORf.lON Fl'Tt'llK schedule
lllnklng! i
KlrklaiklUs toying with the Idea
of blllltu aoniaga tor tour basket
ball giuiics, nexi season . . . he
tried to aml tlie Bulldogs for Uii
weckeud'a dpen dates, but II waa
too la v . i- . ,
Standligs of the Klamath Basin
Inuependenl league published In
the Hrr,ld .and News yesterday
we.c wrong: . . . games missing
were the Jayhawk win over Dorrls
and Keno's victory over Merrill
, , , these games were mum up
Tuesday from -recent postpone
ments and no score sheets were
turned Into the Herald and News
. . . thai glvos the Jayhawks sec
ond place In the league behind
Chiloquin Instead ot a share of a
throe-way second place tie . .
Most slighted team In the weekly
AP basketball poll seems to be
Cleveland of Portland . . . rumors
continue stronger that the Gallop
ing Ohosla Is the team to watch.
T1IK BOXING., business takes
queer turns;
The IBC 'ilntornalonall Boxing
Club) was catching abuse from all
sides for several months for hand
ing Harry (Kldi Matthews a brush
on .. . now Mntlliews (and Mgr.
Jnck Hurley) are nn the other aide
ol tho fence , . , they're doing the
catching now for passing up the
JBO's offer. to meet Joey Maxim,
resumnbry the bout they wanted.
With a strong boy who has ac
Ion and knows how to move In the
key, the Oregon Tech Owls would
'be hard to beat . . . actually,
that has been the weak point since
the Owls got. Into the cage swim
... . . fof Instance, this year Wayne
Holiu.Hs, Homer Duncan, Tom
Buhtibert and Jack Plnkley ha-c
jworked at tho center spot In an
. attempt td find a boy who feels
at home Micro , , .
L-C Grabs
Lead
Loop
PORTLAND iiH Lewis and
Clark climbed Into the leadership
of tlie Northwest Conference Frl
dfy night by defeating Llnfield 77
00. Ken Servns, Lewis nnd Clark,
nnd Bill Anderson, Llnfield, were
high icorcm with 22 points cnclt.
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first half as the Huskies surged
ahead 19-6 nt tlie quarter and still
held ft 3021 advantage at the reft
period.
Substitute Gary Mauney led Ma
lln with 17.
Henley held en earlv 6-9 lead
before the highly-rated Trojans
started to roll to end the quarter
with a 13-9 bulge and puff It to
23-13 at halfllme and 29-16 at the
mree-quarler mark.
center Frank Wessel took his
turn at hlRh-scoring honors, lead
ing Ihe Trojans with 13 points.
Bolh teams were missing badly.
PRKI.IMS
In preliminary B games. Bill
Snider led the Trobsbes te a 44-37
win over Henley with 20 points.
Bonanza drubbed Bly 41-32, Chilo
quin mauled Ollchrlst 61-36 snd
Merrill edged Malln, 47-46.
BncreA Heart meets 81. Mary's
at Medford tomorrow, with the pre
liminary scran starting at 2 p. m.
The Trojans hold a 72-39 win over
St. Mary's In an earlier game.
mm.
Mury's (The Dal
lesi 31
Veinoiiia 40 Warrenton 32
Dayton 69 Banks 22
Albany 64 Sweet Home 46
Central Catholic (Portland) 61
Oresham 48
Bos aporea:
rilll.oqiilN 4)
Parker 1
David 11
Gantry IS
Oenrga 7
vaaan a
(III (lll.l MSIST
II Fraaman
4 WHHnatinm
7 BUM
Braclar
1 Slop
ChllOQtiln tuba DiiBnla. Haarork 4.
irnlva. Hlmmara. Nlrlidl.niv
nilrhrlat nihi Warll,
3, wars l, .uiiMdera..
BONAN7A (IS)
Crilme 10
Pond 3
Chandlar 4
Haley S
Wllaon 13
Benanra snhr
ulja Chronl.tar,
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Honayciltt S
Welihsna I
O'Nall 31
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Hendrlrkaon 13
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fchle 3(1.
M. Martin.
Lilian 4.
Gerrick. Burger
mi ni.v
10 Weaiel
11 Lvbrand
14 Jaqttv.h
3 Dlllavnu
oechlnann
Dya. Blv
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17 Maitnev
Ralnila
13 Fenlera
Pari.
BoKera
Merrill atlba Sander. S. Wlntera.
Waltera. ' Malln auba W. ruck
la. V, n'"'- e. siavenaon s.
sr. nT. wi)
Mahoney 9
'nrh 3 '
Weaael t.1 1 '
i toward 7
M"Anilrewa 9
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4 Aniler.o'i
n, inn
4 Havaa
1 Rani.ev
Lento
Sarrert Heart au'-.s Helilerer 1. Plum.
mer. Benrrt 5, Pratt 3, Neubert 1. Han
lev avihaR. Hill 3, Jonea, McPheraon,
c-.e .". Vaden 4.
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Ben Morrison, Mgr. !
JUCKELAND TRUCK :
SUES and SERVICE -i
1th & Klamath Ph.2-2511
PORTLAND
Cleveland 51 Lincoln 40
Hoosevelt 28 Benson 21
Jefferson 71 Washington 55
Franklin 40 Grant 47
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Bill Collins' 553 series helped the
M. L. Johnson Insurance team to
a 4-0 win over Bamboo Electric In
the Commercial Bowling league
this week as the Insurnncemen also
added high team and game.
t ne mgn game went to Joe sel
lout of league leading Nesbitt
Orange with a 214. just a pin bet
ter than Collins' 213.
Lloyd Mangrum
Pushes Boros
PHOENIX, Arir.. (iTI Sixty or
more golfers headed Into the third
round of the $10,000 Phoenix Open
Saturday and the man to catch
was still Julius Boros. a strapping
210-pounder from Mid Pines, N.C.
Boros, a comparative newcomer
to tournament competition and
winner of only one major title
the Massachcsetts Open In 1951
added a two under par 69 to his
first round 68 for a mid-mark score
of 135.
The Boros performance looked
good but there was still no room
for comfort as he swung into to
day's 18 holes nt the par 36-3571
course of tho Phoenix County Club.
For Just two strokes back was
Lloyd Mangrum, tlie well tailored
money winner from Chicago, who
scored a 69 Friday after a first
round 68 for 137. '
Medford
Edges
Cavemen
by JIM COl'H
AwafwiuL.H l'rc. Klnff U'rllr
Wade (Swede) Halbrook saw hls'and . ""L11
Pels Win
By 44-38
On Rally
By RED KURD
Basketball followers of the Klam
ath Falls Pelicans are thankful
today the schedule-makers sand
wiched In a non-district series with
Roseburs this weekend.
The Pelicans, minus two regu
lars clipped with the flu, and look
ing far lrom Impressive with what
they had, hold a 44-38 win over
the Indians earned last night in a
scoring spurt In the last three
minutes.
But there were few fans who
left spacious Pelican Court who
didn't let go with a sigh of relief
when the victory was In the of
ficial books.
Only in the first three or four
minutes did the Pelicans resemble
the club that carried an 8-3-1 rec
ord onto the floor. It was evident
they missed the keywork of six
foot, seven-inch Ralph Carroll and
Jack Horton's radar from side
court. EARLY LEAD
But the Pels started with a rush
and ran up a 10-4 lead in jlg
tlme primarily on two lav-ups and
a hook shot by Ray Bell.
But Roseburg started controlling
the boards at this point and the
Klamath attack seemed to fall
apart.
The Indians did a gradual but
methodical slicing Job and with a
minute and a half left in the first
half. Center Jim Gilbert scored
from the field to give Roseburg an
18-nll tie.
From that point on it was touch
tne pels louna a
.
V 1
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A REAL VETERAN of the hardwood court, William (Pop)
Gates will be with the renowned Harlem Globetrotter!
when the traveling Negro cagers appear along with tha
Kansas City Stars on Pelican Court Tuesday night against
top city and county teams.
Ticket Sale Healthy
For Trotter Showing
punch in the last two and a half
minutes to register their ninth win
o: the s-eason.
HALFTIME LEAD
Two free throws by Cal Gilmore
and a long shot by Roseburg's
Jim Roberts sent the teams out
nt intermission notted 20-all.
Up to the time Oakley Summers
canned a free throw to give the
Pels a lead they never lost at 39
28, the score was tied seven times
Lincoln team upset and his Oregon
hign school individual scoring re-
cora orosen an witnin a couple ol
hours Friday night.
Lincoln, defending city chamuion
anj rated No. 1 in this week's
A soc.ated Press stale hoop poll.
leil to Cleveland. 51-40. In a Port
land league game. Halbrook, seven
loot one-inch all-stater, posted only
25 points, well below par for him,
aim was outscored by Cleveland's
!..m. nnmher of times
a.canwniie. a little fellow by com-: c" " "1 . Vn " : T v.. -wit,,
parison, six-foot one-Inch Gerald :, '. It . .,"i ,ui,
LatrfcomUvB 'realirm'","'"" 15 onds left Jd the
erase brook', ?lc,rtg of6 "38 lead- e bie3t
Vo L, i ?i.S S,. reCrd v of 66 1 spread after the Indians dead
n?S S 1?m e6k? "Allocked It 18-all in the second
liioom scored 31 field goals and i frame
five free throws In leading his Crow I A iay-un by Ed Barron, a sub
hlgn team to a 98-27 won over Lo-stitute who has seen Just brief ac
ronf' , , , Ition with the varsity this season,
Uncolns loss was its second of brought it to 43-38 with less than
the season and its lirst in league I a minute to go. Jerry Johnson
p.y. By winning, Cleveland re-! dumped a free throw for the final
malned tied for the lead with Roo-iriiult
seven, which defeated Benson, 28-1 RAGGED
Despite the close game, raggea
Cleveland. although unranked in'r.ess in ball-handling took away
the AP poll, is undefeated in prep I much of the Interest.
competition and has lost only to I First and third quarter scoring
the Portland U. Frosh. ! sprees gave Bell high point honors
Mat of the state's highly rated! with 13. Summers, thanks to five
teams escaped upset. jlcr-five from the free throw line.
Central Catholic of Portland, (plus two field goals, finished with
miiicu no. pousnea on uresnam nine.
When you watch the famous
Harlem Olobetrotters In action
Tuesday night on Pelican Court,
you'll see a team that has won
3908 games, lost 252 In 24 years
of campaigning. That's a fancy
.939 average.
So overwhelming has been the
demand for tickets, that Rlckys is
Joining the Oregon Woolen store in
putting the ducats on sale.
TWIN BILL
Tuesday night's show will be a
basketball double feature. The
Kansas City Stars, the Trotters'
O'Brien Eyes
1000 Mark
TJtrur vriDi7 m t i t--
and the lead changed bands the.up pace John Q.Brlen of s
Joyvees Trip
Tu.e, 47-42
Bv HAROLD McKAY
Klamath's Junior Varsity defeat
ed the Tulelakc Honkers, 47 to 42,
on the victors court last nignt.
Coach Don Peterson. JV coach,
had to bring up three Wildcat play
ers to field a team, when flu took
Its toll. He took up Leo Davis, Jim
Bcvans, nnd Clinton Armstrong.
Klamath held a comfortable 10
point lead at the half, 25-15. Then
tne Honkers caugnt lire ana out
scored the Pels 16-14 to nar
row the JVs lead to 39-31 when
the third period drew to a close.
Tulelnke Forward Jack Ayres
was high man of the game with
18 points. 1 Klamath Forward Jim
Dougherty took runner up honors
with 15.
Bos aenre:
Tl I.DI AKK (4!) (41) KLAMATH
King F Mllla. C.
Ayrcs 18 F IS Dounherty
Snwlea 4 .C ft Davl
Olaon, R. G 3 Owlnga
Short 3 G tZ Mill., .
Tutelaka aubs Goldblatt 3, Olson. P.
3. Taylor. Lewis. MacEau. Pederaon.
White. Klamath auba Barron ft. Bav
ana 3, .Armstrong a.
A Grand
A Stroke
INGLEWOD. Calif, tfl Jim
Walker, Portland, Ore., sportsman,
has postponed until Feb. 4 an all
star golf .contest matching Jack
Buiko Jr., Lloyd Mangrum and
others.
Walker Is offering $1,000 a stroke
for. every stroke the winner fin
lshfs under par 72.
61-48. to widen its lead in nines A
District 13 play. It was Central's
10th win in 11 games.
Mc Minnville. rated No. 3, pre
served its undefeated record In
high school competition and Its
lead In District 8 by trouncing New
berg, 72-55. It was Mc Minnvllle's
13th prep win of the season.
Fourth-ranked Salem, the Dis
trict 11 leader, beat Springfield.
57-49. Mnrshfield, rated No. 5 took
first place in the Eastern Division
of District 5 by downing ' North
Bend, 62-48. ReedsDort. the Wt-
em Division pacemaker, trounced
loieao, 4D-33.
Clamalh Falls, ranked sixth in
the AP poll, got by Roseburg, 44-38.
But unrated Medford clung to first
place in Southern Oregon's District
4 by edging Grants Pass, 48-46
Jefferson of Portland, defending
state champion and rated seventh.
over whelmed Washington. 71-55.
with all-stater Max Anderson bag-
sing 44 points.
Crushed Rock and Ready-Mix Concrete Plant
Klamath Falls, Oregon
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION TO BUYER
Reconstruction Finance Corporation tnvile. bids for th Pur
chase ot Crushed nock and Ready-Mixed Concrete Plant, formerly
occupied by Uladncy ft Adams, and now located at five different
locations in or near Klamath Falls, Oregon.
This property consists ot Crushers, Conveyors. Bunkers. Power
Shovel, Knerlng Dumptora, Tractors, Screens, Motors, Generators,
Pumps, Truck., Automobiles, Batching plant. Cement Silo, Welders,
Drills, Compressors, Concrete Mixers, Steel Barge, Tug. Hoists,
Ofrtc Equipment, Railroad Spur Tracks, Office and Shop Build
ings. .., . .
For. Inspection of the Plant, contact the undersigned.
Anyone Interested in the purchase of this property may obUIn
bidding forms and a alatement of .terms and conditions relating
thereto from the undersigned.
Bids for the property will be considered only tf made in ac
cordance with, and subject to, the terms and conditions set forth
In said atatement. All bids must be presented at the aforesaid
. Portland Agency Ofrtce of Reconstruction Finance Corporation on
H- before 3:00 P.M., on the IRth day of February, 111.12. Reconstruc
tion Finance Corporation reaervea the right to reject any or all
bids.
RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION
444 Plttock Block
Portland 6, Oregon
Telephone ATwater 8401 .
Rnseburs- srjread the bulk of Its
scoring among LeRoy Elting and
Ed Nolte with nine each and Gil
bert with eight.
The Iwo teams meet In a re
match tonight with the Klamath
junior varsity furnishing a house
warmer against Chiloquin at 6:45.
Bos score:
ROSEBL'RG
ElUng. f
Oalros. f
Gilbert, e
Nolte. (
Ruditk. a ...
Reserves:
Booth
Backen
Gcddes
Roberta
Pilots Near
Record in Win
PORTLAND I Portland Uni
versity almost matched Its own
scoring record Friday night in de
feating Pacific University 95-63.
The record is 94 scored by Portland
two years ago against Seattle University.
Ski Lead
GOVERNMENT CAMP, Ore. W
Dick Schwaesler of the Yakima
Valley Ski Club, took the lead
In the Pacific Northwest Ski As
sociation's Junior Championship
Meet here Friday by running the
3 'a mile cross country course In
21:42.2 minutes. , .
The hieet concludes Sunday.
FG FT PF TP
4 13 9
itv
first college player in history to
score i.uoo points m a single sea
son. i
Official NCAA statistics Friday '
credited him with being the top
scorer in the country, whether
from large or small colleges. ;
The NCAA gave him that rank- i
Ing on the basis of 592 points scored !
in 22 games up to a week ago this :
Saturday, an average of 26.9 points
per game.
Since then he has scored 43
points against the Harlem Globe
trotters and 21 Friday night
against Montana State College.
Seattle has 14 games remaining
to be Included in the NCAA figures
plus probable tournament com
petition. If there are two post-season
games and O'Brien maintains
the pace, he can reach the 1,000
mark.
The all-time season's record of
967 points was set by George King
of Morris Harvey in 1950.
. O'Brien is second only to Har
mon Hoffman of Brooklyn Poly
technic Institute in points scored
per game. Hoffman has a 27-point
average on tne oasis of 924 points
for 12 games.
farm club", will apnear In the
prellminaty skirmish, opening at 7
p. m.
The Jayhawks and the Chlloauin
Townles, top division teams In the
Klamath Basin independent league,
will join forces In facing the Stars.
Rickys and Payless Drugs, one-
two teams in the city league, have
been chosen as foes lor the Olobetrotters.
It's not easy to name an lndi
vldual star on Abe Saperstein's re
nowned Trotter team. .They're ell
stars. , .
PLAYER
Included are Louis Pressley. Wil
liam (Pop) Gates, Frank Washing
ton. Carl Helem, John Charvers.
George (Sunny) Smith and Leon
Hlllard.
The Kansas City Stan develop
players for the Globetrotters. Vet
eran John Scott has returned to
the Stars from the Trotters to fur.
nlsh a balance wheel' (or all of the
young talent.
Fisher
Totals
Kl AMATH FALLS
Gilmore. t
Summers, f
Bell, c
Johnsett, g .. -
Young, g 1 1 .. i
Reserves: .
Pence
Barron
0
..l
1
3
3
3
IS 8 30 38
FG FT PF TP
3 12
. 4
3 3
1 0
1 0
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Totals 14 13 44
Halftlme score: Klamath Falls 20
Roseburg 30. Free
throws missed:
Roseburg S (Elting I. Gilbert 3, Ruq-
ilk 1. balroa 3. Geddea Hi Klamatn
Falls 7 iGllmore 3. Bell S. Young 1.
Barron 11. Officials: Bishop and Kell-strom.
OCE Grabs
Loop Lead
MONMOUTH (ff) Oregon Col
lege of Education defeated East
ern Oregon College of Education
66-57 here Friday night, advancing
to first place in Oregon collegiate
conference standings.
The loss was EOCE's 16th
straight this season.
Lowell Kolbaba of EOCE was
high scorer of the game with 23
points.
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