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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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"flume who, Junior?
Lincoln
Topples
Cleveland
Hv JIM t ill II
AHMtirllltrtl 1'rrn Klnlf Wrllrr
C'riunil CnHinllr ol I'ortlmul. No.
I Irilin In till" AsHOCllllrcl I'rcns
(Iitkoii hluli tirliool linskntlmll imll
lor (hp punt lour wrrkit, run Its
'n'lion rorurd lo 17 vlctorlm In 1H
gninc Tnr.Mliiy nluhl
Hill C'levcliiml. Hip Nil i tram,
liioiljfcl Itn Hint Iomi 111 hluli
Mliool iilnv lioin Lincoln, milked
No. 3, in II Piirllniitl Prrp l.twiur
Kntnr.
All-Hlnlcr Muli AlliMiliofrn poured
In 33 point hn led Onlrnl Cutli
olio lo H7-54 win ovrr fjnlrin, tlPd
with l. Grmicle lor the No. 8 stnte
milking.
Flttli-tntcd MeMlnnvlllr, llir onlv
oilier I"m In the iitnle'ii lop 10 to
re TlirMlny m:llon, ewe. in pea
Nrwbem, 11-44, lor H 18 vlrtnrv
In it games.
Lincoln1!! Wnde Swede 1 Jlul
brook wm limited to 38 point, well
below pur lor him. but wne. the
bin urn In necond-hnlf ncorlnc
bombiirdnirnt thnt knocked oil
Clevelnnd. BI-43. Hnlbrook rubied
hlil etuiion totiil lo 644 points In
18 nmn. of which Lincoln has
wo" . . i
The victory Jiimped Lincoln Into
I lie lor the Portland leimue lri
with Clevelnnd. which now hen
iieiinon record of 16-J.
More Important In the utiite-wldr
picture, however. wiin not'ier
Porllnnil reeull. Benn upnel third
Mere Roosevelt. 42-3S. vlrlimlly
Mirlnir Clevelnnd und Lincoln
pliicen In the coming Mte lournn
menl l Euitene.
CAGE SCORES
Collne Baekrtbull
By The Aoiltrd I'reei
FA It WKHT
Hontui.x Suite 59 Colorado State 41
HenlUe 103 Pucet Sound 0
Ban UleBO Slate 71 Bantu Barbara
68
Sun Jone State 89 Fresno State 84
Prpperdlne Occidental 48
Wliltworlh 83 Clonr-ana 78
EAST
St. Bnnavenlure 89 Siena 44
Princeton M Yale 44
St. Johns (Hkni 87 Kinks Point 45
New Hampshire 88 Rhode Island
80
MIDWKHT
Kaunas 8 Oklahoma AAM 48
Chlcaiio Loyola 63 Valparaiso 89
Huiler 70 DrPsuw 88
Indiana Central 78 Hanover 71
SOLTIIWKHT
Texas Christian 68 Texas A&M 44
Baylor 44 Arkansas 39
Rice 72 8onthern MethodLst 67
New Mexico A&M 63 New Mexico
Western 44
Arironn Stale tTempe) 70 Texas
Western 62
SOI Til
Louisville 83 N. C. State 87
Clemaon 88 Wnke Foresl 84 (over
time) Alabama 74 OeorRla 68
William Mary RA VM1 71
HIGH SC HOOL
Portland Schoola
Lincoln 81, Cleveland 43
Grant 69. Franklin 66
Benson 42. Roosevelt 18
Jcllerson 71, WahlnRton 84
Oresliam 43 Columbia Prep 'Port
land! 41
Orcuon Cllv 59, Tlnard 52
ll-xl River .16. Wv-EuM 33
West Linn 73. Hlllsboro 70
Ualll i 43, Mollnlii 39
Woocourn 67. Cnnby 49
SlayDn 61, Ccnlrnl Union (Mon
mouth) 39
McMlnnvllle 71, Newborn 44
Wnrren'.on 60, Seaside 48
Park Hose 73, Scappoose 60
Reedsport 89, Sluslnw 48
Central Catholic (Portland)
Salem 64
Cascade Locks 65. Dulur 36
St. Helens 44. Vernonla 33
SprliiRlleld 65. Eugene 61
Colton 65, Corbetl 60
Snndv 65, Eslnoada 53
Mt. AiircI 51, Sllverton 47
Brownsville 45. Halsey 31
ficlo 37, Shedd 28
Portland V. Frosh 47, Mllwauklr
44
Beaverton 69, Forest Grove 57
Junction City 65, St. Francis (Eu
cene; 61
Salem Acndcmy 71. Concordia
i Portland i 66
Tad 67, Wnldpoti 46
Cottage Grove 47, Rainier 56
Clatslcanle 65. Rainier 56
Dayton 68, Banks 34
Owls Host
Vanportln
Cage Set
Ki-vi'ukc Is about the only thliitf
at slake when Oiru.mi Tech hosts
Vnnport J'rlday mid Saturday
IIIHlllM.
Tim Vlklnus ol Piirlland threw a
vlr.N.il Ktiiiimle-hold on Ihn Oreuon
ColleKlute Coulerence title ut the
i 'XpeiiM- ol the Owls lust weekend
In Porllund. i
Hi uoiible (K leiit ijiiimu liny
cliniice Urelrcli had li'll ol wIiiiiIiik
Ihc OCU bauble. The Owls could
..hare a lluoi'-wiiy tie lor the litlu
but this possibility lulls In the
liiKhlv linprobiibln claim.
ThlniiK would have to ito like this:
I In' VlkliiK'i would havo lo lose
Us lour rrnialnliiK gainr, the two
nnh Oiouon Tech, plus two aKulnst
Oreuon C'ollcue.
Oi-lion C'olliiie. iiiciinwhlle
Mould have to drop Us ii'itialnliut
p lo Kiimciii Oieuon. dri-p In the
cellar with a 10 record.
3-WAV 'UK
That set ol ctrcuniolaiiccs would
lilvc (jiruun Tech. Vnnport anil (Jie
Kon Colli-ne all senson-iiHllnii 7-6
marks.
'J lie Vnnport series closes out
Orelech's IcuRiie scbidiilr. Two
more iiuines aro lell. auniust lliiin
boldl State here next Monday and
'lurMluy ulkhts.
I'aceil by Jim SIiikIci' Fililuy
nlRlit and Don MacLeun Salurdiiy
each with 24-polnt pci'loriiianccn
the Vlklnus stretched lis (X.'C li-iul
lo two lull Kiunes over Oreuon Col
leue and shoved OT1 Into third
place. I
The Owls pumped up a bin llrsl
(liiurler lead Salurdiiy uluht with
Tom Schubert Uirbwlnii 111 16 points ,
he finished with 23 but Vanporl
forued ahead In the second quarter
and stayed In the lead for a 73-68
victory. The VHtlnjs won Friday
IlKht, 70-56. i
It was Inability lo hit from the
outside that hurl the Owls.
M INS Ml .
Alter Vanporl pulled Emery
Barnes, who 8cbubert was laklnu
out ol his socks, and doubled up
on the ex-Klamath cauer, the Owls
missed badly outside the key.
Friday night's 0:46 p.m. prelimi
nary will show OrcRon Tech's two
top Intramural teams, Dlr.'.ol mid
Sporls Equipment. The two Ives
will clash lor the first-round title In
the emht-team Intramural leauue.
Saturday nluht the Oreuon Tech
Junior varsity laces Payless Druus
of the city league In curtain-raiser.
Payless upset the highly-rated Hic
kya team In cltyfnre Monday night.
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GRADUATED FROM the junior varsity early in the season..
Jerry Wyatt's sharp-shooting is helping the Oregon Tech
Owls. Wyatt is scheduled for action Friday and Saturday
nights when Oretech seeks revenge over Vanporl lor a
double defeat the Vikings handed the Owls last weekend.
De-emphasis Has
Football Powers Edgy
i.i(;(ii:n for saints
8T. PAUL. Minn. -Jun Pen
dleton, 36-year-old shortstop lor
the St. Paul Saints, was a batting
terror lor the American Associa
tion club lrt.st season. Pendleton
led the team In runs scorrd with
116, hits (1701, total bases 1277),
triples 1 3 . home runs I3H and
runs batted In i79. The 116 runs
scored was good enough to top the
league, loo. His batting average
was .301.
NEW YORK Ofl The blK on- lerenccs, and indcpendel schools
terraces and powerful Independ- like Notre Dame Indicated thev i
cuts were looking carefully In all 1 haven't yet made up their minds '
Hakulinen
Marathon
Winner
By BEN fill. M; AH
OSLO i A 28-ycar old. In
defatigable'' Finnish woodcutter,
Velkko Hakulinen. won the 50 kilo
meter Olympic cross country ski
race Wednesday In three hours, 33
minutes and 33 seconds.
America's four iki racers, badly
beaten In the shorter 18 kilometer
Monday, decided not to try to
match the hardy Scandinavians in
this exhausting marathon and so
withdrew.
Hakulinen slftuued home, leg
weary and gaunt-laced, four min
utes and 38 seconds ahead of a
follow countryman, Eero Koleh
malncn, who was timid In 3:38.11.
It was Finland's first gold medal
of the current games.
AIIKAI)
Norway took third and lourth
places lo Increase her long lead
for unofficial team bono.,, 'lne
Norse now have 101 points and
seem almost unreachable with
more than half of the champion
ships completed.
Olav Oekcrn ol Norway was
clocked In 3:38.45 and Kalevi Mon
onen In 3:39.21.
Hakulinen Uiok the marathon ti
tle from Sweden's Nils Karlsson,
1048 winner at St. Morltz, who fin
ished sixth Wednesday.
In the women's slalom ski race,
Mrs. Andrea Mead Lawrence ol
Rutland, VI., winner of the giant
slalom on opening day. held fourth
place after the first of two runs
down the steep Rodlelva course.
I.F.ADKR
Germanys Ossle Rclchert was
the leader In the tricky run through
49 sharply angled control gates in
one minute and six seconds.
Italy's Cellna Seghl was second
in 1:06.5. followed by Madeleine
Bcrthod of Switzerland In 1:06.7.
Mrs. Lawrence was clocked In
107.2. Also high In the standings
after the first run was Imogene
Opton of North Conway, N. H., 19
year old college student, timed In
1:07.4.
W) T - . ;
REX HUNSAKER
looks for tenth
O'BRIEN 69 POINTS
FROM TALLY MARK
TACOMA I Seattle Uni
versity sharpshootlng Johnny
O'Brien set one national collegiate
scoring record and moved within
easy range of another Tuesday
night as the Chieftains trounced
College of Ptiget Sound 103-00 in a
Iree-sconng basketball game.
O'Brien broke the national free
throw record set in 1950 by Knute
Whitworth Beats
Gonzaga, 83-76
SPOKANE in Ralph Poison hit
the net lor 28 points Tuesday night
to set up a 83-76 Whitworth basket
ball victory over Gonzaga.
Whitworth snagged a two-point
lead late In the first quarter and
stayed In front until the final whistle.
Oliver of Rio Orande Slat Ci.1
eg by hitting on 20 of 14 trips V
the charity line. It raised his sea-,
son a total to 10918 mora than
the old murk.
O'Brien also popped In 10 field
goals, boosting his total to 40 points
for the evening and 899 for the
season. He has four games left to
collect the 69 points needed to bet-,
ter the all-time national mark for
a single season. t
Jack Maberry and Dan Inveen
were high for Pugct Sound with
26 points each.
HOCKEY
Pacific Coast Hockey
By The Associated Press
Udmonton 3 Tacoma 1
Vancouver 1 Victoria 0
Just like the Old M5! Enoy ttui
Pioneers I GREAT STRAIGHT BOUEBON
wK"l slptid to lake.
On the Pacific Coast. Calilornla.
which annually is In the midst of ,
the race for the league lootball 1
championship, is inanlalnini.' a pol-
Icy of watchful walling.
Said Athletic Director Brutus!
Humllton: "I am against any hasty
directions and stepping cautiously
Wednesday as a result ol the ivy
League banning spring football
practice.
The American Council on (educa
tion two weeks Bk'o drew up a dras
tic drastic, that Is, according
" '"""J "i "; -" ...,H , IH r,.l.. l l,o,.n o
been doingprogram to place "-"" ";"' "
.pons In their proper niche in the 'special meeting of the Pacific
academic world. j Cost Conference representatives
m . , ., .. . to discuss the matter.
The Ivies thus became the first , Atht.c D,rccior Wilbur Johns
group lo do something about the t , UCI-A sald lnc de-emphasis
ACE program. Actually. Yale ; ,0KrHm were adopted. "I thmk.
banned spring football months aio. i olnland. we would be faced with a
and at that time, even the Ell s ,,r0(rB,n wherebv all college sporU.
Ivy Leanue brothers seemed In no , wnl.M i,,, uder the direction oi
(.mood to go along. : rr. Meiis' offices and that we
Reaves K. Peters, executive sec- would have to ask the taxpayers
retary of the Big Seven, sounded ii support them. . . . We would go
what seems to be the keynote when back pretty much to an intramural
he said: program."
"We still are operating under
NCAA rules. I don t think most
conferences know exactly where
they are going."
Eddie Blanky, now manager of
the St. Louis Cards, has played
with four other National League
teams the Giants, Braves, Dod
gers and Cubs.
Princeton,
Cornell Tie
By The Associated Press
Princeton whipped Yale 58-44
Tuesday night to tie Cornell for
first place In the Ivy League. The
game highlighted major college
basketball activity around the na
tion. At Lexington. Va.. Jay Handlan.
6-foot-2-lnch Washington and Lee
senior, became the fifth man in
major college basketball history to
pass the 1.900 point mark. A 40
point performance against the
University of Richmond raised his
lour-vear total to 1.915 points.
Washington and Lee won the
game 85-79.
Inked By
Owl Grids
Oregon Tech has a rugged nine
game football schedule for the 1952
season and Coach Rex Hunsaker is
' looking for one more game to fill
the Oct. 11 open date.
The Lewis and Clark Pioneers.
' tough Northwest conference team.
! has agreed to a two-year football
I contract with Oretech. They'll show
In Klamath Falls both years.
HOME
Of the nine 1952 games, six are
billed for a local showing.
Home games are against Hum
boldt State in the Sept. 19 opener,
Lewis and Clark Sept. 26. Vanporl.
Oct. 4, Southern Oregon, Oct. 24.
Boise Junior College Nov. 1 and
Lower Columbia Junior College
Nov. 22.
Road games are with Weber Jun
ior College in Ogden Oct. 17, Ore
gon College at Monmouth Nov. 8
and Eastern Oregon at LaGrande
Nov. 15.
LKAGIE TILTS
The Vanport, Oregon College and
Eastern Oregon tilts are Oregon
Collegiate Conference games.
The Oct. 11 date Ls still open.
Hunsaker hopes to fill it with a
Central California Junior College
team.
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ORLANDO, Fla. ( Sam Snead
and Betty MacKinnon, their golf
as hot as the weather, led a field of
32 teams Into match play in the
11th annual international mixed
two-ball golf tournament here
Wednesday.
Snead and Miss MacKinnon
scored seven-under-par 64 over the
6.454-yard Dubsdread Country Club
course in 81 degree weather Tues
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Boxers Split
MOSCOW. Idaho Ml The Uni
versity of Idaho boxing team, led
by Pacific Coast Champion Larry
Moyer, split a dual meet with uon
T.nun 4-4 here Tuesday night.
Moyer took n nine cout In the
second round of his fight with Bar
rle Jackson In the 17ft pound divi
sion bill ciuno back In the third
to hnnimnr Jnckson Into submis
sion. II was the evenng's feature
bout.
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The new NCAA rules say that a
school can hold only 20 spring
practice sessions within 30 days.
Olllclals of Big Ten, Southwest
ern. Southeastern. Missouri Vallev.
Bratron Favored
CHICAGO tfi Johnny Bratlon
of Chicago, former NBA welter
weight champion, ruled a slight
favorite for his scheduled 10-round
bout against Vic Cardcll of Han-
ford. Conn.. In Chicago Stadium
Skyline and Rocky Mountain Con- Wednesday night.
Allan Van Alystvnc, Boston Bed
Sox outfield prospect, repent ly re
ceived his Bs degree In physical
education fioirt St. Lawrence Univ
ersity. ' '
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