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Klamath Puck alayfd within
poiuiiij tllntiince of leKue-Iratllim
' Mrtleiri in tho Victory league lant
nliihl Willi ii MM3 wilt over Men's
Hand Laundry.
It was win Number 3 for the
Puckers, untlFlralrcl elonn with
Motlrrn which rrulnlrrcd '"l'
victory Innt nltiht. a 47-17 triumph
Over UeMoluy'n necond team.
Bent ncorlim licrlomiBiice Innt
niiiht un Oiliind Dlxon'a 24 lur
Klnmalh Pack.
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Mark C a roltv
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Cowboys
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ny The AaarM laird Pr.at
Wvonmuia Cowboya lightened
Ihrir liirlat around necond place 111
Hie Hkvllno UitMkelbull Coworencr
by roinpliiir 68-44 over Colorado
ArVM 111 run uoiiina niuraaay
rilKht or their alMh win aijaliiiil
one Una. '
Miintnnn iniivpd up the ladder to
(nil ill pliuc, ahead of Denver afid
Utah State, by aimtclilng a 74-04 lr.
iiinph from New Mexico at Mia
doulii. It wa.i the Qrlulles third
victory aeiiuut four defeats.
i:l.'.eher around the nation, 81.
Louis, the natlon'a 6lh ranked team
In this week's Associated Press poll
rolled over Ohio Slate of the Big
Ten, 62-68. The Buckeyes slatted a
futile last quarter rally after trail
Inn by 66-43.
Once beaten Penn Slate won Its
10th straight, a 77 to 6 breeze over
American University.
Kansas State Faces
Loss of Two Cagers
MANHATTAN. Kns. Ml Kansas
Stale, which has been booming In
basketball on a combination of ex
cellent coaching and good recruit
ing, may lose a couple of Its latest
finds,
The Kansas Slain Athletic Coun
cil Thursday declared Ineligible two
former Omaha high school play
ers following a protest by Uie Uni
versity of Nebraska. Nebraska said
Ihe boys hud been recruited Il
legally, The players were Identified as
Stanley Schaeltle and David Bell.
Kansas Stale Is rated No. 2 na
tionally In the Associated Press poll
mid leads the Big Seven Confer
ence with Jour victories and no
losses.
Dr. II. H. Haymaker, a member
of the Kansaa State Athletic Coun
cil and the school's representative
on (he Hlit Seven Conference's
rulps-maklng faculty committee,
Wild the two hoys were ruled In
eligible last Monday and would re
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that saw little Juggling of the slsnd-
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Juylwiwk.i, IcnKiie-leader with a
7-1 record, dumped the Dculty Lak
ers, 70-47.
The three teams bunched closely
behind In second place all wen
(;hlloiUln nipped Durrls, 00-68: M
lln romped over Bprunue lllver.
00-36, and Tulclako Inn had Utile
trouble with Latter Day Balnls In
a 71-47 victory.
The other two names saw Mer
rill slay In the top division with
00-36 win over Klamath Sons and
lily upset Kcno 6B-&0.
The big scorer of the evening
was Illy s Benny Moore with. 33.
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By The Associated Press
Omaha Glen Flanagan. 139,
St. Paul, outpointed Jackie Blair,
130. Dullas. 10.
New York (Sunnyslde Gardens)
Jole Atlia, 147. New York, out
pointed Vlnnle D' Andrea, 148, New
York, 8.
main that way until the faculty
group meets In Kansas City Feb.
29-Murch 1.
The ipcclflc charge was that
Kansas State violated a new Big
Seven rule which prohibits "per
nonal solicitation of athletes off the
campus by members of Ihe ath
letic staff or representatives of the
athletic staff."
Nebraska Coach Harry Good
charged the two young players
were Invited to attend the Kansas
Slate-Iowa State game Jan. 19 111
Manhattan end that they were giv
en basketball tryouts.
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MONROE COLLINS
. . . head Ghost
Ghosts
Show In
Merrill
Merrill ploys host to the famous
Iowa Colon,! Ohonts Holiday iilnht.
The ra'scle-dnzzle Nero tenm
will meet Merrill VKW, member
of the Klamath Basin lcugue.on
the high scliool hardwood. 8 p m.
The traveling cageis are skippered
by Monroe (Rlpi Colllni, who haa
played for several road clubs be
fore taking the helm of the Ohosts.
Collins bills his team as "Amer
ica's Greatest Sport Hhow" and
Judging by the crowds they've
drawn all over the country, the
advance billing Isn't exngiteiated.
Admission to the outstanding
hnskuUiall show is tl for adults.
60 cents for high school students
and 25 cents lor grade school
students.
The Merrill team Is handled
by Keith Gentry-
cage scores i
Colleee Basketball
By The Associated Tress
FAR WKST
Wyoming 58 Colorado A&M 45
Montana 74 New Mexico 64
Central Wash 50 Pugci Sound 3D
MIDWEST
St. Louis 62 Ohio State 58
Arkansas 53 Pittsburg (Kas) 37
Central College 64 Kanaas Wcv
leyan 53.
Murray iKy.) 83 Evansvlllc 68
fcAST
Vlllanova 611 Scrunton 53
Westminster tPa.i 16 Geneva 70
Falrlelgh Dlcktason 68 Punier 61
Queens (N.Y.I 58 Wilson Teachers
(D.C.) 53
SOtTII
Georgetown (DC. i 75 Canislus 67
South Carolina 62 Georgia 61 (over
time i
Penn State 77 American Unlv 52
Loyola I Baltimore u 66 Catholic U.
44
Miss- State 107 "Birmingham South
ern 72
Quanileo Marines C3 Parrls Island
Marines 60
Adelaide Site
Of Davis Cup
MELBOURNE, Australia l.fl
The Australian Lawn Tennis As
sociation announced Wednesday
that Uie 1952 Davis Cup challenge
round would be played at Adel
aide. Tlie exact date was not fixed.
Australia retained the Davis Cup
by beating the U.S.. 3 to 2. In the
11)51 challenge round last month at
Sydney.
H " 6-1 " ' Fa vor We
voted by national survey!
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MIAMI, Fla. Wl Jersey Joe
Wall-oil's Immediate future as
world heavyweight champion will
he discussed at a conference here
Haturday. Jt appeared more than
likely that the verdict will he a re
turn fight with Kzzurd Charles.
Walcott's manager. Felix Boc-
chlcchlo, kicked up a verbal ntorm
when he announced Thursday that
heJiad agreed tentatively to a title
bout with Harry "Kid" Matthews
In Las Vegas, Nev.
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This brought a prompt statement
In Miami Irom Jim Norrls. presi
dent of the International Boxing
Club, thai he would not release
Walcolt from his contract with the
IBC lo give Charles a return match.
Added Al Weill, the IBC match
maker: "Walcott Is going to fight Charles
for the title first. If he doesn't,
he'll be sued for every penny he
owns. And he's going to have to
sign by Feb. b or get suspended
and forfeit the title."
Norrls Is scheduled to get togeth
er here with Bocchlcchlo" and
Charles' managers, Jake Mlnlz
and Tom Tannas.
OFFF.K
Bocchlcchlo told newsmen at a
press conference In Washington
that Harry Hunt, a Los Angeles
promoter representing Wilbur
Clark, a. Las Vegas hotel operator,
had offered to "give us $250,000
and give me SO per cent of every
fight.
He said he would go to Miami to
talk to Norrls and added that nor
rls would have to match or better
Hunt's offer to get the Walcott-
Charles fight.
Ducks Host
Cougars, Idaho Clash
By The Associated Press
Oregon's Webfoota get their home
floor crack at the University of
Washington Huskies this weekend
while Idaho and Washington State
put on one of their basketball
throat-cutting parties In the North
ern Division of the Pacific Coast
Conference.
Drawing a league bye but far
from Idle. Oregon State's Beavers
Williams
Undecided
NEW YOP.K Wi Ted Williams'
future In baseball still Is as hazy
to him as it Is to everyone else.
The Boston Red Sox slugger, en
route to Boston where he will ap
pear in a sportsman's show, said
Friday nothing definite has -been
decided as to whether he will take
part In spring practice or appear
In early-season games prior to his
physical examination for return to
t service fl a enntaln In the Marina
Air corps. j
"Any speculation as to my future j
In baseball after my service is pure j
speculation and not worth the
breath." he added. j
Williams, should he pass the phy-1
slcal April 2. will report May 2
for active duty. i
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ton's six foot, eight - inch
freshman center, Johnny
Horan, has a 17 point
average.
Huskies;
will be Friday-Saturday hosts to
Bradley, one of the Midwest' best.
The last double wrangle between
Idaho and Washington State found
each the victor on Its home floor.
Idaho desperately needs a clean
sweep of this series to stick to the
heels of Washington, which It trails
by a lull game in the standings.
Friday night's fracas will be in
Pullman, with the teams switch
ing to Idaho's home camp in Mos
cow Saturday.
The front-running Huskies, ninth
ranked nationally, will be at full
strength for their brush in Eugene
against a team very anxious to
square accounts. Oregon was lead
ing the loon when the clubs clashed
earlier in Seattle and a twin defeat
knocked the Webfoots off the perch.
Oregon's main trouble In the first
series was a basket as tightly
closed as a boarding house gar-
oage can. ic unisned up with a
shooting percentage of about 15 per
cent each evening. On the home
floor the Eugene Jive should be
much sharper.
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Payless Wins Sixth,
Pushes Rickys Quint
STANDINGS
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Payleas Drulf S
Hilltop Cafa 4
Palmarton . 3
Coca Cola 3
llrrald-Nawa .. 2
Hcrculaa . .. 2
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Pavla.f 34 Coca Cola 41
Palmarton 37 Jfarculca 33
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If Rickys stubs Its toe in the
city basketball league, Payless
Drugs is ready to step Into the
lead.
The Druggists posted their sixth
victory last night against one loss
Squeaky
Put On
Probation
PEOHIA. 111. W The Circuit
Court decreed a year's probation
Thursday for Gene "Squeaky" Mel
chiorre, former Bradley University
oasKetDau star wno admitted I ig ur
ine in game-fixing activities.
Melchiorre had pleaded guilty to
an indictment charging failure to
report a bribe to shave points from
Bradley's score In a game won 77
44 from Oregon State here in De
cember. 1050.
Three other Bradley players had
admitted sharing in a $4,000 payoff
for holding down the score but
Melchiorre was the only one In
dicted.
N0TICE-
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Store and office will be closed
Feb. 1 to Feb. 25.
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
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with a 64-41 win over Coca Cola.
Rickys, still unbeaten, holds six
wins.
In the other game on the Alta
mont doubleheader, Palmerton
Lumber Company beat Hercules,
37-33.
Payless cinched it last night with
a 21-polnt onslaught in the fourth
quarter. Bob Erlandson led the
late blitz with four field goals and
finished with 10 points. Dick Pope
was high with 14. But the Cokes'
Jackson took the game's scoring
honors with 15.
Jerry Dodds again paced the
Palmerton five, scoring 19. as the
Lumbermen led ell the way.
Box icorn:
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Yae 7 F 6 A. Bever
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Foster 7 O 1 L. Aflraon
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Freel 4 F 4 Havi
Aran! 2 C 9 Brmtterhott.
Alexander O 4 Bigger.
Bergjoff 4 C Derrah
Coca Cola subs Kunz 9. Lelll ft.
Jackson IS, Demetrakoa 4. Payless
subs Young 9. Cada 1, Erlandson 10.
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$Million Damage
CHICAGO, fjn A three-story
grandstand at Lincoln Fields Race
Track was destroyed by fire Wed
nesday. Officials of the horse track, which
was to hold its first meet In nine
years next May, declined to esti
mate the damage. Fire officials
said they believed the damage
would exceed a million dollars.
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