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Chieftains Mext hv AmiSleirs
TIME OUT!
"Tiiiish break! Would have been
hli flrxl :n gam If lir liuiln't
liiluli'il Iruin surprise mid fallen
ovrr Clin foul line on dial last
Irlkrl"
City Cage
Schedule
Moved Up
Two liiv me sliupliiR up In the
CIlY IcilgllC.
Hli ky.i trounced Hercules, ti-M.
lii.'.t iilKltt In brliiK Ha record to
Hl i. even Willi I'uylrtn Drugs.
Kuril hu h kiiiiic left and
lllnllld Will.
riir HitiiIiI mid News (innt
drubbed I'lilmeiloil III lnl lilKlll's
opellcr. 'Illlll ItlVCh UlC NcWMIICIl u
4-H record. Corn Colli should alio
and with 4-8 when the Cokes meet
Kicky.
I.eiiKiic Prr.slilcnl Oenc Fiivell In
moving 'I'liuiMliiy nlitlit's lust dnu
blrtiriidcr I,, Wediil-Mlny iiIkIH lln
Herald mid News, mid the Coke
will piny oil their lourlli-pliice lie
'I Inn niln v inula lit Alluinolll. unlcan
Ciw ii Coin Uici Itlrkya and thiil'K
tinllkelv.
Ililllop Cnlr Is solidly ciiliciiehed
In llilrd place. Itlckyn mid I'uylriw
will probably (Hp ii coin to deter
mine pmlliim.i In the lour lenm
pliiy-olln Mulch 3 and 5.
Dim I'ctciNon nnd Lurry Wills
sinned n two-umn scoring nice Iriftt
nlKlit lor Itickvs
WIIIk linlnhrd with 30, PclerMin
with 'J7
B. WiMirr nod V. Kluetke scored
111 and IB lor Hercules.
Kavell scored 3(1 lor Hie Herald
and New. Jnv Griuxa IS. Eddie
Hull Ird Pulmrrtoii Willi 15
lli wnrcs
III IK I'l l 111) f1l Mil KVK
KliMitkB III T 27 llt-rolt
A llcypr 4 K Vslllrnrour
M.Kav II ' 14 llaivtv
l-ulnxv 3 Ci .10 Willi
II Wlinvr IS (i 2 KoiliT
llorriilri aulas--K Ileyr. l Al"it
V 11 Ailrlun.
MAN lll rAI.MrKTOS
Krsnls II T 10 DiKltU
IK.WH1 7 r 2 Y
KlW l ' It'll
May 1 t' 1-t Moll
s.trll 30 ti 1 rmlrr
IIA.N aulas- r.plo S. Il.lllcy l"l
mritin sutis - Zalanarrto a.
Americans
Second To
Norwegians
By UKN PIII.I.CAIl
OSLO i.H A shift in nknnu dom
Iniiiue from Sweden nnd Swllier
lit ud to Norway and Klnhmd tipse.
the balance ol power In the Wi
winter Olympic mimon niwl unvc
the hont Norweiilana b runaway
victory.
When the nlxlh nnd 1 argent
winter carnival under Olympic un-
Kiccs cloned Monday nmlu, Norway
nd scored IU5 , points n the ur.
ulllclal. but Irndltlonal. seorinit
table that allows 10 polnln lor a
flint place Rold medal, live polnl-s
lor second nnd then 4-3-2-1 lor other
pluclriRs In the llral six.
ITie United 8lnln. with Its bent
balanced lenm In the history ol
the winter names, wnn a suiprls
IiikIv slroriK eecond. but Its total
ol 89 ' i was a long wny behind
Norway.
Four yeara ano. at 81. MouU.
lens than 14 points aepiirnted top-ol-Ihe
table Sweden unl the fourth
place Americana.
'Hie United Slates tills yenr Im
proved In every department ex
cept bobsleddlng. Amerlcnn skiers
scored 9 more point thun Innt
lime nnd produced their first win
ter Olympic, double winner Mrs.
Andren Mend Lawrence. 19 yenr
old daredevil from Hutlnnd. Vt.
Even the Amerlcnn hockey tenm
did beer than expected. An nil
out effort nmiinnt unbenten Cnnndn
In the llnal mime produced a 3-3
lie which unvc the U.S. the one ad
ditional point II needed to llnlsh
second.
The flnnl unofficial point stand
Inns for Ihe 32 evenLi: Norway 135
' j; United 8tntcs 811 'i; Finland 73:
Austria 60; Germany SOS; Swe
den a 'o; lln ly 25; Holland 24;
Switzerland 21; Cnnudn 18 Kj;
Client Britain 13; France 10; Hun
gary 4: Czechoslovak 3; Belgium
1; Polnnd 1; Jnpun li.
Kolbaba
Adds 37
t A nnlNnff IPi Tefmlern Ore
gon Collego opened up In the sec
ond hall to defont Northwest Na7.
rene College 69 to 65 here Monday
nliiht.
Lowell Kolbaba, KOC center, led
tho victory with 37 point.
HOCKEY
liafirin f'nnut lliirkev
By The Asnoelalcd Press
Victoria 6 Cnlgnry 4
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Wednesday
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Out Of
Play-offs
Now Unit Boimny.ii him the Klnni
iith County crown Jewels mifely
tucked HWny In It" eiie client, the
Anl lor.i hiive IiIuk'T thlnn In mind
To lie cx.uct, Merton Whipple
Hoiiiinr.iin arc looklnu town r (I
Mil i ch 6 when they'll open it Dint
fi pliiy-off series with the Kokiic
Klver Chieftain on the Henley
lloor.
HoKiie fllver, Jucknon Counlv
chump, wriipped up lln title hint
Piltlny wllli mi Ull-42 win over i'ron
pert. I'ulnley, Luke County Dint. 6 rep
renenlHtlve, dropped out of conten
tion when It wus dlM'Overed It
oiienert lln pluylnu ssiihou belore
Dec. I, KKiilnni OrcHon Schooln Ac
tlvlllen Annoclutlon rillen.
itK.in
I'ii l.-ilc-y . under ordlnurv clrcuin
Ntinicen, In entitled to h crock at
Ihe Kluniiilh County winner before
the I U in I dlhlrlit nhowdowi) with the
Jucknon County cliuniploii,
Hut Pulnloy wlnely withdrew.
The winner of the Honun.ii-Kouue
Diver ploy-oil will eurn ntulc
lournuiiient berth.
The ntuto tourney In ncheduled
lor Murch 13-16 In Hiilcni.
Lunt ycur Bonun.u lont two
MrulMbt to Phoenix In Uic Ulnt. It
piny-olls.
'Ihe liml two umnen will show In
Ihe Henley nyin Mnrch i nnd (I. A
third, H neceiinury. aen to n neu
tral court over the hill, probublv
Ihe Ornnln Punn uymmiMuni March
Sl;c()M)
Itonitu.n won Itn second ntrulitht
Kliiuiiuh Couutv tide hint 8uliirduv
nlKhl on I'ellcun Court by IlKhtlnit
oil a elnnliiK runh by Miilln lor ii
4'j-43 victory In the lournuiiient lln-
I ill
j H wan conMdered a break lor
bnnan,ii when f'ulnlev dropped out
Ihe exlrn time will lilve Don
llubble'n nnkle lime lo heal. The
Uonanzu lorward performed In itond
uly Ic for Ihe Anllers In the tourna
ment but the strain on hln nnkle
nturted to nhow In the Inte ntiiKcn
of ihe lournuiiient.
HI-ltAIN
Hubble npmlued hln ankle 10
dayn before the tournament In
nnn-lcuuue name with Hly.
nonanr.a's victory wnn connidered
a cnlnehnrlr lent Innumtf-h fhre
ol the Anllern were declared Ineil-
lilble. one a reuulnr, Just before
tournament lime.
Thin, toitether with Huliblc'K In
lury, bumped Bonnn.u nut of n
luvorllen' role In the three-day
tournament.
Malin Keeps
Rifle Lead
a an dim;
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Mull Vdllry 3 2 .114
Ktam.th rllt 3 2 .714
Chiitium - a a 2M
Mimm ! Hi
American legion .. .. 0 7 DUO
LuiikcII Valley Irin.mrd both
Moo.so and Anicrtcnn LrKlon in re
cent nuitchcs to ft lip into second
place In the Midland Empire rule
Uauuc behind Malm, winner over
Uutte Valley.
Klamath Kails in tied for thud
with Butte Valley alter out-shoot-
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SHUFF STUFF
Last nlKht's results
Mecca blanked EhkIcs, 4-0.
Schus.s doled out the same Irent
ment to Suburban.
Roundup beat Summers Lane.
31.
Rockets
Win One
The Dick B. Miller Rockets won
their first Knme of the season Inst
nlKht at Mills, a 30-19 win over
Pclrofts In the girls city basket
ball lcilRUC.
Peytons Jumped Into second place
behind the unbeaten Orenon Wools
with a squeaky 26-24 triumph over
OrlRs.
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Owls I
Orefech
Ends Run
Tonight
'Hie Orenon Tech Owl scored
virtually every time they wheeleo
up their spacious court last nlxht
In a 80-50 win over the Humboldt
Btute Lumberjacks.
The Owls close out their season
tonlKht URiilnst the Areata. Calif..
vIMlors. Ihe Junior vurkltles ol
bolh clubs mix In Hie 6:45 pre
liminary. It ws the second tune this year
ihe Owls had the crowd yellniK
for a hundred points. If the first
learn hud Rone all the way, it
would live been much more than
100 But the rcKuinrs played Ju.it
a little more than half the game.
LONG SHOT
Lcn Ueuetin aUrtcd the seor
init parade with a long shot. Bob
Dunnwny tied up or the Jacks but
that's the only time the Areata
live was in tho ball game.
It was 24-12 at the quarter mark.
49 - 26 nl the half with OTI reserves
moppliiK up In the second quarter.
The lirsl tenm ran It to 71-33
In the third, then reserves finished
the chore.
Wayne Holzluss, moving nicely
In the key and controlling the
boards with authority, rolled in 21
points for high point honors as nine
players took big whacks at the
score column.
17 FOR TOM
Tom Schubert, sparking lirst nd
third quarter fplurgcs, llnlshed
Willi 17- Jerry Wyntt had 14. Gene
tin 13 nnd Dick Flanlngnm 10.
Ill one spurt In the second quar
ter, tiie Owls ran the score from
26-15 to 43-15 In Just sllRhtly more
tune than It takes to write about
It. Holluss led this blitz.
Orctech made it a grand slam
lor the evening. The Junior varsity
liounccd the Humboldt Jnyvccs,
50- 40, in the preliminary. Flanln
gnm nnd John Koch ench hud 9 as
practically every player scored.
But Humboldt's Jerry Smith was
Hi Hli with 15.
Bux u-urt:
iiCMitoi.nr
Walter. I ....
Uunaway. I ...
Amlerfton. c . .
Mrrhali. I,.-. ..
HIImhi.
Kif rvea,
Mstthewf .......
Joy .'.
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Hindi - -
in it rr tp
a
1 4
3 2
1 II
1 O
1 4
1 7
Watt
Total!
nariioN tech
Duncan. 1
Schubert, f
Hnliliui. c .
llammack. I . .
t;enetln. g .
Iteervea:
I'nreman
Wyall
Pink ley
l-wt
KlanlnBnm
PalenKin
32 19 50
10 IT
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10 i
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1 a
3 17
3 21
2 a
1 12
t
Total! . ... 42 12 13 06
lliiltllm acore: Orenon Tech 49 Hum
boldt 20. Tree thrown missed: Humboldt:
Wallace. Dunnwny, Meehala 2. Matthews
;l. Handle. Watts 4: Oregon Tech: Dun
can. Schubert 4. Holifusa. Hammack 2.
tlrnetln 2. Wyalt. Flanlngsm. pateraon
Officials :Bonney and Keyinltzer. ,
TITLE CHANGES
NEW YORK (irV-Johnny Simp
son Is no longer the youngest of
the more than 100 harness drivers
who have driven a mile in two
minutes or better. Jimmy Fit
Patrick, 20, dethroned Simpson by
going in 2.00 flnt behind the pneer
Hal scnnlor. Simpson has held the
"youngest driver" crown by riding
a two-minute mile behind the pacer
My Birthday In 1943. Simpson was
22 at the time.
FOR
- w -t?v $,ivti
Falls
RED HURD, SPORTS EDITOR
r j
rub Humboldt,
Webfoots Whip Idaho, Move
Into Second Behind Huskies
By The Associated Tress
W L Pel.
Washington . 12 2 .857
Oregon 7 6 .538
Idaho 8 7 .533
Washington State 6 8 .429
Oregon Slute 2 12 .143
Monday's results
Oregon 66 Idaho 60
MOSCOW, Idaho Wl The Idaho
VuxHalv nnt-n t-vnrrlfH iik a red
hot candidate to win the Northern
n.,.itiAn till,, umri un their Pacific
Coast Conference basketball season
Tuesday night trying to stay out oi
third place.
ti UnnHni how out nfninst the
Oregon Ducks who laced them 66-
Illinois
Second In
AP Poll
NEW YORK m The National
Champion Kentucky Wildcats kept
a llrm hold on first place in tne
Associated Press weekly basketball
standings Tuesday, but 11 they
looked over their snouiaer tneya
iccognt7e a new pursuer.
Illinois, which Just about clinched
Uie Big Ten title by upending Iowa
78-62 Saturday, leaped trom fifth
to the runnerup spot In the latest
ratings by the nation's sports writ
ers and broadcasters.
Kansas State and Duquesne. who
had been breathing down the Wild
cats' necks. lost little prestige,
however, from their upset defeats
over the week-end.
The Kansas staters, surpnsea
bv Colorado 67-57. fell only a notch.
from second to third and at the
snme time shoved Duquesne. Its
18-game winning streak broken by
Villnnova. lrom third to fourth.
Kentucky picked up 51 of the 133
tirst-nlaee votes cast and scored
n total ol 953 points on the basis ol
a ten lor a lirst place vote, nine
lor second and on down the line.
Actually there was a remarkably
mild sha'keup in the ton ten con
sidering the wave of upsets that
swept through college basketball
rnnlcc tne last lew days.
St. Louis moved from ninth to
fifth nlace and Iowa dropped irom
tniirlh In seventh.
Otherwise, the changes weren i
anything to get excitea aooui.
Washington, for example, held
the sixth position despite a 55-45
loss to Wyoming. The Cowboys
were rewarded by graduating from
Itllh to IRttv
Seattle University, No. 16 last
week, drooped out of the second
ten after its double loss to Port
land. Seattle ranked No. 22 in the
new poll.
The top 20 (First place votes in
parenthesis!:
Kentucy ton, iiuuois wo. o.nu
sns State (3), Duquesne (5), St.
Louis (3), Washington (9), Iowa
(1), Kansas (31, St. John's (2),
West Vimlnia (16). Dayton (8), St.
Bonaventure 13), Louisville (3),
Holy Cross (4), Western Kentucky
(4i, vuinnova, oiena.
Besides Seattle, also-rans Includ
ed Stanford. Notre Dame, Brighani
Young, UCLA, rorunna mo. an
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60 Monday night to move" up to
i.econd behind the champion Wash
ington Huskies.
The victory gave Oregon the run
nerup spot by six percentage
points. The Ducks have two games
left with Oregon State.
Capt. Ken Hunt and big Chet
Noc chalked up 33 points between
them hall the Oregon total as the
Ducks won the series opener.
Hunt got 19 and generally euided .
the Oregon offense.
uregon rea at naiiume ana
was never beaded but twice blew j
comfortable leads.
The Ducks had a 43-34 edge ear
ly In the third period before Hart
lev Kruger, Dwight Morrison and
Herb Millard cut It down to 47-45.
It was 61-52 lor Oregon In the
fourth and Kruger led a rally that
narrowed the score to 61-59. Bob
Peterson, Noe and Mel Streeter
then extended the margin.
Oregon was able to stall out the
final four minutes.
Kruger. a tall Junior with a fine
hook shot, led the Vandals with 18
points. Idaho hit on 31 per cent of
its shots, Oregon on 34 per cent.
Metiers
Win 11th
Tex Robinson and Ronnie Cheyne
one-two scoring punch for unbeaten
Metiers, gave mat t.:am its elev
enth straight win last night in uie
Victory league, a 45-22 vtc'oty over
Men's Hand- Laundry.
Robinson potted CO. Cheyne 17
in the landslide win at Fnirview.
In the other game on the double
headed cage program, DeMtJay
Number I stayed in thirl ;i!ace
with a 42-28 win over Crater Lake.
Tonight's games. 7 ind 8 o'clock
put DcMolay Number ! against
Gun Store and Men's Han.1 Laun
dry against DeMolay Nupibcr 1.
Box scores:
CRAT1R i-.t
St. John 3
Hanson 6
Lentz 3
Dexter 11
(CI DeMOl.A Y
T 4 Pickett
F 13 Montgomery
C 4 Cummings
ft 8 Vlahos
ft Smith
Flora 2
DeMolay subsSuoenbur 2, Hannon
t. Hilton 3.
MIT1.ERS 1131 CM) LACNDRV
Cheyne 17 F Lund
Lyona 4 F 3 Goddard
Metier 4 C 7 Thompson
Roberts ft Gonzales
Dow G Powell
Metier subs Roulnson 30. Thornton-
Laundrv subs Hawkins, Woodard S.
Felts. Stiles.
Victorians
Change Name
VICTORIA. B. C. OP Victoria's
entry In the Western International
Baseball League this season will
be called the "Tyees" Instead of
the "Athletics."
Business Manager Reg Patterson
announced the name change Mon
day. He said Tyee is an Indian
word meaning "big".
And Now 70
nARnNRRVTT.I.R. Nev. I One
man scoring machine: Jim Sum
mers tallied 7U points (- goais
and 14 free throws) as Douglas
County High spilled Stewart Indian
School 94-45 Saturday.
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Klamath,
Medford
Switch
By The Associated Press
Central Catholic of Portland has
been .voted Oregon's best high
school basketball team for the fifth
straight week.
The Rams, who have won 19 of
their 20 cames. now have been
rated No. 1 six times this year by
sportswritcrs and sportscasters who
choose the top ten teams in the
weekly Associated Press poll.
Lincoln of Portland moved up
from third to second after defeat
ing Cleveland, which dropped from
second to third. Lincoln got two
first-place votes from writers, who
perhaps were impressed by Wade
(Swede) Halbrook's 71-point night
against Roosevelt last Friday.
Central Catholic polled 10 votes
for first It probably will be in
the same bracket as Lincoln or
Cleveland, whichever is top in tho
Portland league, in the first round
of the state tournament ai, Eugene
next month.
Marshfield and McMinnvllle.
placing No. 4 and No. 5, again
were rated as the best upstate
teams. They have completed their
regular schedules and will be idle
until play-oils in tneir districts. .
Marshfield is expected to repre
sent Southwest Oregon district 51
in the state tournament and Me
Mlnnville Is favored to be the dist
ict 8 entry.
Medford Jumped a notch to No.
6 after edging Klamath Falls
Saturday night and (becoming favo
rite to win the Southern Oregon
district 4 title. Klamath Falls drop
ped from No. 6 to No. 7 despite
an impressive victory over Med
f'rd Friday night.
La Grande, a favorite to take
the district 1 title and a state tour
ney berth, was eighth.
Oregon City elbowed into the top
ten by trimming Tigard and losing
to Central Catholic only after giv
ing the Rams the toughest battle
thev have had in weeks. Oregon
City. Milwaukie and West Linn are
the favorites in the district 12 play
offs, which begins Tuesday night.
The poll, with season record
listed for each team:
Points
1. Central Catholic, 19-1 118
3. Lincoln, 17-2 107
3. Cleveland, 17-3 92
4. Marshfield, 19-4 75
5. McMinnvllle, 18-4 63
6. Medford, 15-5 51
7. Klamath Falls, 15-4 37
8. La Grande, 11-6 ' " 32
9. Oregon City, 13-6 30
10. Salem, 15-6 26
Others: Baker 11. Reedsport and
Milton-Freewater 3 each, Bend and
Milwaukie 2 each.
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IVAN AND SOLDAT GORKY
. . . accept tag team challenge
Team Foes Fuss For
Unofficial Mat Title
Two wrestling teams will settle
at least unofllclally tomorrow
night at the armory which is the
champion of the Pacific Coast.
And the settling is bound to be
a bruising aiiair.
The outstanding match nuts the
Gorky brothers, Soldat and Ivan,
against Yorg Cretorlan and Kurt
Von Poppenneim.
The Russian brothers have been
unbeaten in team affairs up and
down the coast the past several
months and last week added Herb
and Billy Parks to their list of vic
tims at the armory.
Cretorlan and Von Popnenheim.
trying for months to get the Rus
sian ruffians in the ring with them.
CLASSIC LEAOt'C
W L Pel.
Oregon Woolen ... 3S 24 .600
Suburban Kitchen M 26 .567
Landry Insurance 31 29 .317
Parkmor Drive In 30 30 .500
KFLW ... .. 28 32 .467
Dick Reeders 22 38 .367
Last Week's Results
Landry 3 Parkmor 0
Suburban 2 Reeder's 0
Oregon Woolen 2 KFLW I
Oregon Woolen holds to a squeaky
two-game lead over Suburban
Kitchen heading down the home
stretch of the Classic bowling
league.
Both teams won last week, the
Wools edging KFLW 2-1. and Sub
urban blanking Dick Reeder's 3-0.
Suburban had both high team
game and series. 774 and 2161.
Bill Kienas. Landry Insurance,
notched the single high game. 246,
ten pins better than Al Haken
werth, subbing for Landry, could
do.
But Hakenwerth copped the se
ries honor with a 180-192-236-608
line. Mel Robinson, Wools, was
second with a 596 series, topped
by a 205 game.
Parkmor s Charlie Booth clings
to his lead lor season's average
with a 188. Robinson is second
with 184 while Hakenwerth is in a
close third place with 183.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
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Nesbitt Orange 58 14 .806
Johnson Insurance 42 3n .583
Oretech Faculty -vt 34 .528
Griggs Food . 33 39 .458
Ashley Chevrolet 11 41 .431
Bar a boo Electric 17 55 .238
Last Week'a Results
Neskltt 4 Faculty 0
Ashley 4 Griggs 0
Johnson 3 Baraboo 1
Nesbitt Orange rolled both high
team game and series last week
to bloat its lead In the Commer
cial bowling league with a 4-0 win
over third-place Oretech Faculty,
The high marks were 985 and
2797.
Individual honors went to Al
Woldt, Ashley, with a 548 series,
and Pete Green, Johnson Insur
ance, with a 218 single game.
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water-repel lency). Because it has a costly
hand-felted edge and new narrow hand. ReasoH enough
why you ought to slip into a Lee Lightlee today! $J20
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also lay claim to the Pacific Toast
team title. .
That both have racked un anvU
able records in tag matches by
using every conceivable Illegal
tactic is oesioc tne point.
The match tomorrow . night will
hinge on which team can score
first with the largest portion of
skullduggery.
None of the principals need anv
introduction to local fans. All hit
the acme of unorthodoxy.
The match was signed by Pro
moter Mack Llllard after Cretor
lan. speaking or himsell and Von
Poppenhelm, challenged the winner
of last week's tag team match be
tween the Gorky brothers and th
Parks brothers.
The Rumanian, In hurling the
challenge, claimed he and Prussian
Von Poppenhelm were "robbed" In
a recent loss to the Parks family
here.
Gino Nlcolinl. Italian wrestlintr
star, returns in the opener against
Buck Weaver, cx-Indlana Univer
sity football star.
Headquarters for reserved ticket
is, as usual, Castlcberry Drugs.
CAGE SCORES
College Baketball
By The Associated Pres
FAR WEST
Oregon 66 Idaho '60
Colorado 50 Oklahoma 45
Whitman 60 Pacific UnJv Si
EAST
Holy Cross 75 St. John's (Bknl 70
noire uame is new York unlT
74 (overtime)
Rutgers 63 Johns Hopkins 61
SOUTH
Seton Hall 83 Louisville' 81
Wake Forest 73 South Carolina It
MIDWEST I
Duquesne 69 Akron 51
Kansas 65 Missouri 54
Iowa 61 Michigan State 52 '
Indiana 95 Ohio State SO -.
Wisconsin 69 Michigan 53 '
Nebraska 75 Iowa Stat S3
Oklahoma A&M 54 Bradley M
SOUTHWEST ..
Baylor 62 Southern Methodist 49
New Mexico A&M 65 Arlkona bi
Arkansas Tech 72 Ouachita 60
Texas Christian 68 Arkansas 56
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