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PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON . WEDNESDAY, KKHHUARY 0, l.')2 Pinkley Goes To Center Oregon Tech, clinging to a slim mathematical chance of copping the Oregon Collegiate Conference basketball title, opens Its last ditch comeback drive against Ore gon College Friday night on the OTT maple. The Owls meet the Wolves, tied with Vanport for the loop lead, Friday and Saturday nights. The Oretech Junior varsity sup plies the preliminary action both nights against the Yreka Townies. The Yrekans are led by Jim Mc Gregor, ex-Owl who left school re cently. SHARE LEAD The Vikings and the Wolves share the lead with 5-1 marks. Oregon Tech trails with 3-3. Eastern Ore gon, which snapped its 30-game depression Saturday night with a win over the Owls, is hopelessly In the cellar with a 1-B record. Vanportj OCE and On have aljt games left on their slates. Coach Art Kirkland, who has - been experiencing trouble filling the center spot, will probably start lack Flnkley at the pivot post against the Wolves. SWITCH Pinkley, whose familiar position la at forward, is a good defensive player and can work the key of fensively better than several boys Kirkland has tried in that spot. Tom Schubert and Homer Dun ean get the forward nods, with Marv Hammack and Len Genetin opening at the guard spots. The Owls lost twice to OCE In league-openers in Monmouth but Bad to rally to pull out Dotn wins. The Owls are figured somewhat better on their own court, pointing toward a touch-and-go series. OWLBABES WIN, 44-42 Rex Runsaker's Oregon Tech Junior varsity- visited Grants Pass last night and avenged last year's defeat at the hands of the Cave men. The Owlbabes won a dose 44-42 decision. Dick James led the Cavemen with 24 points, primarily on ac curacy from the free throw line. Wayne Holzfuss paced OTT with 12. SPORT OF QUEENS MIAMI ( Two women owners who topped all other lacing stables in the money winning list at Hl . aleah race track last season will be trying for similar honors this season. Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloan won the Widener with Sunglow. Mrs. Walter J. Jeffords won the Flamingo with Yildiz. $27755 ART KIRKLAND hopes Jack Pinkley (above) is the answer to the Oregon Tech cage mentor's problem of adequately filling the center spot as the Owls drill for the weekend series at home against Oregon College. Pinkley, normally a forward, will probably start at the pivot post for the Hilltoppers. ' f $fraft and iris ' tBHuto; jyonrs BHTOg . .' .i, , 5 J Houbregs Ho!ds Top PC Shooting Average LOS ANGELES W Washing ton's center, Bob Houbregs, is hit ting the basket with 43.5 Der cent of his shots, and is averaging 17.4 points a game, the Pacific Coast oomerence commissioner disclosed Wednesday. Houbregs scored 58 points last week-end for a season total of 122, and now has connected on 47 of 108 shots. His teammate, Frank Guis ness, is second with a 13.3 average. Trailing Houbregs and Guisness in scoring are Ken Hunt, Oregon, 11. s; Dan jonnston. Oregon state. ii.i, and trie Roberts, Washington POSTCARD 2 WORTH OF POST CARDS! OR $8'i WORTH OF The use of post cards to put your message In the 12,616 best homes In the Klamath Basin would cost you $277.55 for postage alone. Printing would be extra. The same amount of space as that contained on a post card would cost you maximum of $8.91 total as an advertisement in the Herald and News. Lower rates are earned by regular advertisers, (Audit Bureau of Circulation 1950 audit report showed an average number of net paid subscribers to the Herald and News of 12,616.) WHICH IS MORE EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING? State 11.0. Top marksman is Idaho's Tom Flynn with 26 baskets in 30 tries for a 53.3 average, followed by Duane Enochs, Washington, 44.4, and Houbregs. Bob Peterson of Oregon domin ates the rebound department with a 15.8 average, with teammate Chet Noe next with 9.8. Washington leads in team shoot ing from the floor with 213 field goals in 632 tries, while Oregon is tops in free throws with 105 -out of 150 for 70 per cent. r NEWSPAPERS! SSB Eyes Baseba Sal aries NEW YORK I They start kicking baseball salaries around again in a government hearing Wednesday and if they open un the books, aa expected, there may be a few mild surprises. For Instance, what nlayer do you suppose drew down the top flat salary in 1951? It va the St. Louis Cardinals' Stan Musial. according to one hleh- ulaced source who claims to have the lull llnanclal dope on tne games gold-plnted stars. Although on an overall basis. counting bonuses and such, he did not snatch the Yankee's Joe Dt Magglo and the Red Sox' Ted Wil liams, Musial signed (or the larg est guaranteed pay. like this: Player Salary Bonus Total Musial $75,000 $5,000 $80,000 Williams 10.000 20.000 90.000 DiMagglo 60.000 30.000 90,080 These and other figures are ex pected to be bandied about In the hearing of the Salary Stabilisation Board. The SSB hearing deals with the econt edict nutting a curb on the overall baseball club budgets. Trojans Lose As Moore Dumps 35 Lakeview's Jack Moore went on a scoring rampage last night in tne bacred Heart gym to atone for the Honkers' early-season defeat by the Trojans. , Moore, 6-T center, threw In 35 points as Lakeview won a 65-41 cage decision. The visitors held a slim 24-31 lead at intermission time but Moore settled down with a venge ance In the second half. Rav Beard led the Trolans with 16. Jim Mahoney added 11. It was Sacred Heart's second de feat in 16 starts. Lakeview won two other games from the academy. The Honkers' B team beat the Trobabes, 57-34. The grade-schoolers trounced Sac red Heart. 45-15. Box score: LAKIVKH 111 (II) SAC HT. . 7 Koch x 11 Mahonev 16 Beard 1 Howard S Helderer Lynch 6 F need 3 r Moore 35 C Mirhaelson 4 G Graves 0 G Lakeview subi Elder 4. Wlman Mosa 3. Carmodv s. Sacred Heart subs. Pratt I, Neubert. McArtdrewt, Weasel a. Sports Mirror By The Associated Press Today a year ago Charles (Gabby) Street, former manager of the St. Louis Cards and Browns, died at the age of 68. Five yers ago Paul Bixler was appointed head football coach at Colgate, succeeding Andy Kerr. Ten years ago Mel Ott signed a two-year contract aa player manager of the New York Giants. Twenty years ago Gene Venzke ran the mile In 4:11 1-5 to set a new world's Indoor record in the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden. Bly Nips Merrill, 39 to 37 STANDINGS W i-ct. inn .HIIO .Hi HI .400 .400 .400 .300 .000 Chlloqutn Sarrrii Heart Ronanta Merrill Henley Malln . ... Bly . .. . .". Gllchrlit cores l.aat Nlglil Chllonulu 4:1 Henley 14 Bl & Merrill 37 Chtloquln caught Henlev cold last night In a Klamath Count v high school make-up game to trounce the Hornets 43-14. In another iziiuie made im fmm the Jan. U snow-out, Bly rallied in ine last quarter to nip the Mer rill Huskies. 39-37. The Hornets made Just two of 19 free throws and were Just as chilly from the field as thev count ed 4, 4, 3 and 4 points per quarter. The Panthers held a 35-10 lead at the end of three quarters on the Henlev door. 1IKLI DOWN High-scoring Oene Gentrv was held to Just three field goals but dumped live for live from the chanty line to finish with II points, the same number gathered by icammuie wnyne Dubois. It was Chlluauln's filth straight win against no setbacks and kept i nc rantners atop the standings. The game at Bly was a see saw aflalr. Merrill posted a 7-2 first-quarter lead, then trailed at lialltlme. 16-17. 'Hie Huskies .splurged In the third flame to hang up a 33-28 lead going Into the fourth. TIK Lee Winters. Merrill, and Odell Lybrand, Bly, tied for scoring hon ors with 11 each. Leaguefarc Friday sends Bonan xa to Sacred Heart in the top game of the evening. The Antlers and Trojans are tied for the secolid spot with 4-1 marks. In other games, Henlev goes to Malln, Chlloquln to Merrill and Gil christ to Bly, Box score: MFBKII.I. Ziy Ilonevcutt S T O'Nell S r Haskins 2 C Reeves 4 G Hendrtrkson B G (Ml HI V II Lvhrand S Wessel 4 Jaquvsh 6 Hulrhlninn 1 ClironUter 11. Wallera 1 Merrill subs winter! Bly subs Martin. Dlllavou 1 t llll.OQI IN tl.1l (14) lir.M.KV Cieorle 8 T 1 Anderson David 7 r IB Hill Gentry 11 C 4 Havel Vaden 4 G S Rarr.rv DuBols 11 G a Lehto Chllooiiln subs Parker. Hescock. Sa mon. Unlve. Nicholson 3. Henlev subs Jones. R . Hill I. MePherson . Ca.e. Yadon. HOCKEY Pacific Coast Hockey Edmonton 1 Victoria 0 Calgary 6 Saskatoon 4 mm ((D)(D1)EAS? TARES Famous fflAtlATHOrJ duality by GOODIE All lssNssmisl I VKtM 'J Stt 8th and Klamath SERVICE STORE ph 8141 A TIME OUT! n ia tvavaa- "Alice and I had game iiilnr, until she hit a pin!" McFater Pushes Champ'on TORONTO I A 20-year old Canadian lad who wasn't rated a chunce at going more than live rounds with New York's Light weight Champion James Carter stuck around lor the route Tuesday night In one of the best (lghls seen In these parts (or years. Kven though he dropped a unani mous decision In the nine-round non-lltle clash, Toronto's Allan Mc Fatcr put up a show that veteran flRht followers termed his best ev er A crowd of H.tiliij paid $17,334. Carter boat McP'nter to tho pmcli most or the time, but the Canadian was never on the run. The Negro tltlehnlder directed his attack at the Toronto lighter's mid-section, keeping him olf balanre with Jab bing lefts and a lightning-like right cross. At Last! HONEOYE. N. Y. H The boy. on the Honeoye Central School basketball team had something to cheer about Tuesday night. They ended a 60-game losing streak by beating Oorham Central, 60-51. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE. OKI. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Itr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley Proprietor and Joe Earley AND YOUR OLD TIRE $ th new niatvavaa- i a Kood, even MARATHON Super-Cushion It's here . . . don't mii this chance to get the smooth rid ing comfort of a Goodyear Super-Cushion tire at this new low price. Come in today and talk trade. Wilms RUSSIANS PREPARE FOR SUMMER GAMES MOSCOW W Russia la busy preparing for the summer Olyin plo games at Helsinki and has a number of programs underway and on tap to get her athletes In tip top shape Inr the games. From Kiev it was reported that Moat failures In reels not oper ating correctly can be traced In lack at oil on the pinion bearing of the main gear. If this becomes dry, the ateel post raits and It la nearly Impossible to turn the han dle. 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