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WEDNESDAY, MARCH B, 1052
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CATCHING VP on briefs from
the sports fue:
Lewis and Clark won't play Ore
gon Tech in football after all . .
Pioneer Coach Joe Huston was al
ready to slen and made at least
a verbal agreement with Oretech
Coach Kex Hunsaier to visu Klam
ath Falls Kent. 26 for exDenses
only . . . Lewis and Clark, with
football competition heavy In Port
land, seldom makes ends meet fi
nancially . . . Director of Ath
letics Eldon Fix wanted 1500 guar
antee lor- the game ... Oregon
Tech wouldn't eo above a Grand
the game fell through . . . it's
likely Hunsaker will get Contra
Costa JC for that date ...
Tha Oresron Collegiate Confer
ence meets Monday in Portland
... a lively session is looked for
... Southern Oregon College will
give its answer about Joining the
OCC family then . . . there's also
some Items on the program that
will deal with platooning and the
Eize of football traveling squaas . . ,
JACK iUST, ex-Pellcan eager,
Is DlaVine ball for the Navy . .
Lust was chosen as second team
all-star In the National Navy Med
ical Center, Bethesba, Md., intra
mural league ... ce is a memoer
f thn NNMfl Intramural Cham
pion Dental school team . . . thanks
to Mrs. L, F. Lust, jack s mow
r. for this information ...
J. R. Shaw of Beames Country
Club was runner-up in the Pres
ident's Cup golf tournament played
en the Ban Marcos uou course.
Chandler, Arts ...
OREGON SPORTS magazine has
Jumped the gun on the state tour
- nament and has already named
its Class A state all-star cagers
. . Ray (Radar) Bell gets a nod
s does Jim Boulter in the Class
3R classification . . . both will be
playing here this week. Bell with
the Pelicans against Crater Fri
day night. Boulter with Rogue Riv
er against Bonanza wnugu ana w
mnrrAV nfe-ht At Henlev ... -
FistianeTb starting to make sense
with the recent attempt to match
Rocky Marclano and Harry (Kid)
Matthews ... the victory should
get a crack at the winner in the
title Jersey Joe Walcott-Ezzard
Charles match . .
OUR WEEKEND picks:
The Pels to win two straight
from Crater, with a scare in the
opener to emphasize that taking
the Comets lightly won't be wise.
, Bonanza to give Rogue River
more than the Chiefs bargained
for, but the Rogues to wrap it up
Thursday night at Henley.
Another prediction: Klamath
Vails to land in either the North
ern California or Southwest semi-
pro basketball leagues.
LADTBUGj LEAGUE
W t. Pet
Schmcek'a - 55 39 .655
Shoop-SCIHUZ , 48 38 .548
Roundup 41 .512
Molatore'l 40 44 .476
Marvin'! 37 47 .440
lowall'a Lockers 31 53 .369
Besultl Last Week
. Roundup 3 Marvin's 1
Schmeck's 3 Schoop-Schulz 1
. Lowell's 3 Molatore's 1
' League - leading Schmeck's took
Individual honors, third-place
Roundup team honors in last
week's Ladybug leagaefare.
Roundup notched scores of 922
and 2592 for team game and series
highs.
Joy Adreon, Schmeck's, rolled the
high game, 196, while teammate
Mary Bothwell had the best series,
a. 503.
Sandy Fined
MONTREAL, M World Feather
weight Champion Sandy Saddler
left Montreal minus $500 of his
purse for his bout against Armand
Savoie Monday night.
That was the fine leveled against
the New Yorker after Jie was dis
qualified by the referee for hitting
on the breaks, holding, heeling and
bitting with the laces of his gloves.
The- term "pit viper" derives
from a sunken place, or pit, be
tween the nostril and eye of poi
sonous snakes as the copperhead,
cottonmouth moccasin and rattlers.
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Mix Opens
Tonight
The Bonanra Antlers and thw
Rogue River Chieftains open a bas
ketball playoff quarrel tonight at
Henley with a coveted prize wait
ing for the winner.
rne Kiamam uounvv cnampion
Antlers and the Jackson County
champion Chiefs tip-off at 8 o clock.
The winner of the best two-of-three
game series gets the Dlst.
5-B position in the state tourna-
mnt Marcn is-jd.
Unofficially, the Rogues, 1950
slate champions, are heavily fav
ored to tack down the state Derm
SPI.1T
They can do It with victories to
night and tomorrow night at Hen
ley. But a split on these two nights
would send the two teams to a
neutral court Saturday night, prob-
ablv Grants Pass, to finish ine
fight.
Big Chief of Rogue River is Jim
Boulter. 6-3 center, given state
Class B all-star mention by the
Oregon Sports magazine in its re-
JIM BOULTER
. , Big Chief
cent nubliation.
The Rogues put a 19-2 season
icvuiu vgaujak puimiiwi a is-, vvv.-
all mark.
But five of Rogue River's wins
have been over small A schools in
Dist a two-game split with Cra
ter, and grand slams over Illinois
Valley and .Eagle point.
Crater is the club that mixes
with Klamath Falls for the Dist. 4
Class A state tournament berth.
MATCH
Bonanza can match Boulter's
scoring savvy with Irwin Crume
and Don Hubble. all-Klamatn coun
ty players along with Maurice
Chandler.
Boulter was named to the all
Jackson County team along with
teammates Jim Wehren and Ralph
ouiton.
It's likely the starting lineups
lomgnt will look like this:
Rogue River Wehren. Boulter.
Milton, Byron Kile and either Don
Lehrmann or Jim Rhoten.
Bonanza Crume, Chandler, Hub
ble, Vernon Haley and Martin Wil
son. Pilots Earn
KC Cagefest
By The Associated Press
Portland University qualified
Tuesday night as one of two Pa
cific Northwest teams In the Na
tional Association of Intercollegiate
Basketball Tournament at Kansas
City.
The potent Pilots set a school
scoring record In swamping Wil
lamette iuu-77 in we district cham
pionship at Portland. They will rep
resent District 2 (Oregon) at Kan
sas City next Monday.
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Crater High, principally a sopho
more club that majors in speed,
challenges the Klamath Falls Pel
icans for a Class A state tourna-
amcnt berth in a Dist. 4 playoff
series that opens Friday night on
Pelican Court.
The Comets lack height and
bench strength but they take up
the slack In speed, at least enough
to win the Dist. 4 Little Three
Title (against Illinois Valley and
Eagle Point) and notch an over-all
17-4 record for the season.
The second game moves to Cra
ter's floor Saturday night.
If a split exists after the first
two games, then the third and de
ciding game will go to a neutral
court Monday night.
Forward Delbert (Punky) Mon
roe is a six-foot senior. All the oth
er starts Forward Herb Weber,
Center Bob King, and Guards Gor
don Carrigan and Larry Blghnm .
are sophomores, as Is Bill Boye,
who sees a good share of duty at
center along with King.
Monroe is the kingpin of the club,
a fine backboard man and fair
scorer. Carrigan and Bigham make
the plays and do the bulk of scor
ing along with Weber.
The Comets' 17 wins includes
three of four against Ashland.
Klamath Coach Paul McCall has
a combination of height and speed
that will team up to make the
Pelicans heavy favorites.
But the word Is out thai Crater
will make the Klamath Club that
backed into the Big Four title last
weekend, work for its Eugene res
ervation. Ray Bell and Jack Horton hold
down the forward positions. Ralph
Carroll, seven inches over six feet
and the leading Southern Oregon
Conference scorer, will be at his
familiar pivot spot.
Jerry Johnson and Calvin Oil
more inject the swift from the
guard spots.
In eluding a hunter most big
game animals depend more on nose
and ears than eyes; exceptions
are Mountain goats and sheep.
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Utah Stale 77 Regis t '
Lewis & Clark 8a Oregon Education
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Whltwnrth 69 Pacific Lutheran 48
Oomaga 77 Central Wash 71
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Columbia 83 Yale 60 ' '
Princeton 80 Rutgers 52
NYU 84 CCNY 47
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Chicago Loyola 70 Valparaiso 61
Oklahoma City 68 Phillips 41
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Cleveland 58, Roosevelt 80
Jefferson 83. Grant 49
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