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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, IBM
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Kile Hero
Of Rogue
5-B Win
By DAVE UNDERHILL
Bonanza chased Rogue River's
Chieftain's oast me wire and
through three minutes of overtime
before dropping a 4B-47 thriller in
the first game of the District 5-B
playoffs at Henley last night.
But the highly rated Chieftains
had to come from behind to knot
the regular playing time score at
46-48 In the last seconds of the
fourth quarter and again in over
time to cop the win.
The two clubs meet again to
night at 8. A win (or Bonanza
would move the deciding game to
Grants Pass Saturday night. Rogue
River can cinch a state tournament
berth with a repeat.
Both times it was the Rogue's
hall hawkin right forward. Byron
Kile, who filled the hero bill. Slip
ping in with a layin with five sec-
onas remaining, ue sent uie iray
into overtime and then popped a
swlsher from the key to put the
Chieftains one lap along the State
Class B tournament roe a.
FEVER
Both clubs showed evidence of
tournament fever till midway
through the ragged first quarter
when Kile and his running mate,
Jim Wchren, gave the Rogues a
7-6 edge that they advanced to a
10-7 first quarter margin.
With Kile and big Jim Boulter
leading the pack, the Chieftains
forged a 26-18 halftime lead. Bo
nanza's Irwin Crume, who tied
Boulter for high scoring honors
with 19 points, slipped in 8 of the
Antlers' 11 second period counters.
Crume and Julian Hood waxed
hot for the Antlers in the third
quarter and they pulled to -within
one point of the Rogues at the end
of the third canto, 33-34.
LEAD
Crume and Bonanza Forward
Don Hubble dropped two-pointers
each and Hubble a free throw to
put Bonanza ahead early in the
Lb frame, 38-36. Kile knotted it
twice for the Chieftains at 38-38
and 40-40.
From there Crume dropped in
three points and Hood two for the
Antlers while Ralph Milton aced
from the charity line, Boulter
deuced and Kile swished the 45-45
clincher.
In overtime Boulter sent the
Chieftains ahead with a free throw
46-45, only to have Crume retaliate
with a twine-kisser from the side
and Kile cinch it from the side
for the visitors with, his game win-piLgtwo-po
inter.
BOGDE U . 447) BONANZA
Webrcn f T 19 Crume
Kile IS T 11 Hubble
Boulter It C . - Chandler
Lehrnwra I" ' G -- 1 Halev
Milton " ' O -r 3 Wilson
Rogue Rives1 lube Rhoten, Black.
Bonanza auba Hood 10, Lawver.
DERBY QUEEN The
Brooklyn Red Devils'
Gloria Cleirbaut is only a
rookie, in Roller, Derby
circles, but she's an old pro
when it comes to winning
beauty contests. A former
model, the pretty Nutty,
N.J., miss has been voted
the Queen of Roller Derby,
entered competition 18
months ago-after watching
ikon television. - :
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BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS
For The Klamath Area
CHAMPIONSHIP !
Merrill High Gym
Fri. and Sat: March 7 and 8
FRIDAY NITE
p.mj Chiloquin VI. Hilltop
:15 Tulttdka vf. Rickys
ADULTS - $1.00
OWLS' MAIN HOOT in the scoring department this season
was Homer Duncan (above), whose 193 points was second
only to Lowell Kolbaba of Eastern Oregon in the Oregon
Collegiate Conference basketball campaign. Kolbaba tallied
225 for the 12-game run. Tom Schubert and Marvin Ham
mack were other Oretechers going over the 100 mark.
Duncan
Second To
Kolbaba
Homer Duncan of Oregon Tech
finished second to Lowell Kolbaba
in the Oregon Collegiate Confer
ence scoring race as the Eastern
Oregon College eager established
two new .circuit scoring- records.
Kolbaba, in running up 225
points, threw 77 free throws for
a new record and potted 41 points
against Oregon College for a new
single-game mark.
Duncan finished with 193 points.
In all. 13 players scored more
than 100 points. Other OTI players
were Tom Schubert, seventh high
with 131 and Marvin Hammack,
13th with 107.
The dubious honor of commiting
the most fouls went to Bob Saline
of Eastern Oregon with 50, a new
record. Oregon Tech set a new
team high for personal fouls, 314.
Scoring summary:
WG FT PP TP
Lowell Kolbaba, EOCE 74 77 43 225
Homer Duncan, OTI 73 47 44 193
Harold Pitcher, OCE
Charles Pinion, OCE
Paul Poetsch, V'port
Don McLean. V'port
Tom Schubert, OTI
Norm Hubert, V'port
Jim Strader, V'port
Bob Saling, EOCE
Bob Bushnell, OCE
Emery Barnes, V'port
94 45 144
57 27 38 141
51 38 3 MO
48 36 26 132
56 19 41 131
49 28 26 127
53 16 37 122
45 26 50 116
45 25 47 115
43 26 41 112
39 29 45 107
alarv uammacK, u 1 1
TEAM SCORING
FO FT PP TP Are.
335 188 273 858 71.5
. .-275 192 296. 742 61.8
L.275 186 287 736 61.3
272 188 314 732 60.0
Vanport
OCE
EOCE
on .
Club Posts
Perfect 75
The Klamath Gun Club notched
a perfect score when the Oregon
Journal telegraphic shoot opened
Sunday. ' '
Shooting on Its Wocus, J. F.
Adams, R. M. Smith and Bud
Cloake added up a perfect 75 score
wltn 25 s.
In the club's own shoot, the com
peition was hot and heavy. There
was a five-way tie for first in the
16-yard division with Cloake, J. M.
Adams, C. J. Martin and Vera
Moore aU posting 48 x 50 scores.
. Five scattergunners E. E. Dris
coll, Smith, Bill Davis, Paul Hil
ton and Adams all hit 47 of 50
targets.
O. M. Grant won the handicap
shoot with a 45x50 score. . . .
Scoring summary;
16 Hdcp
Bud Cloake .... .
J. M. Adams
C. J. Martin ,
Vern Moore
E. E. DriscoU
P.. M. Smith
43
38
Bill Davis .
Paul Hilton
J. F. Adams
W. G. Cooley
W. Sanford
F. C. Broytes
R. O. Branaman
Tom Carland
Bill Howard
T. B. Walters
' G. M. Grant
J. H. Martin
Carl Olnev
X, Vt. Mcintosh
C. C. Kelley
J. Gllflllan
J. Hilton ........
. C. Berman .... ......
x shot 25 targets only
43
. 42
... 39
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,..X18
SATURDAY NITE
8 p.m. Ceniolatloa Finals
9:15 Championship Finals
STUDENTS - 25e
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VILLEMAIN
3-1 CHOICE
SYRACUSE, N. Y. W Robert
ViUemain, the busy French middle
weight, is rated a 3-to-l favorite to
beat Joey De John, Syracuse slug
ger, in their 10 rounder Thursday
night at the War Memorial Auditorium.
Rickys Bops Hilltop;
Payless To
Ten Rickys players Joined in the
scoring parade last night to defeat
Mimop caie. 74-54. in the City
League playoff finals.
Payless won the consolation prize
with 59-52 win over Herald and
News..
Rickys and Hilltop keep playing
gear for the Basin - City playoffs
that open tomorrow night at Mer
rlU. Hilltop draws the Klamath Basin
champion Chiloquin team in the B
o'clock opener. Rickys and Tule
lake tangle in the afterpiece.
Saturday night the two winners'
mix for the independent champion
ship of the entire Klamath nrpn
ine losers open Saturday's show in
tne consolation imais.
Every Rlckvs nlavpr that ins or.
non scored. Paul Mccall and Cal
Bonney led with 16 and 15 points.
Winema Gals
InState
Kegling'Meet
The Winema Hotel team of Klam
ath Falls rolls in team play, dou
bles and singles tomorrow and Sat
urday in the 10th annual State
Women's Bowling tournament now
in progress in Salem and three
other teams from Klamath Falls
compete the following weekend.
Winema Captin Marian Linville
teams with Barbara Wade in dou
bles play. Stormy Hasjford with
Salley Rlndal and Penny McCor
mack with Mildred Mackey of Sa
lem. The Roundup Tavern pairs Cap
tain LaRayne Harris with Ruth
Duff, Beth Griggs with Opal Mc
Donald and Clara Beard with Mar
tha Cassidy. ., . , ,
Doubles for Willard Hotel are
Captain Martha McCollum and
Dena Backes and Bcrnlce Brltt and
Mary Bothwell. '
Balsiger Motor Company will pair
Captain Ruth Milne with Audrey
Schmiot, Dorothy Koberg with
Lorelei DePape and Edna Dakln
with Vivian Glausl of Portland.
Hi
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jmW'v 11-
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Johnson
Named On
2nd Team
1 Ralph Carroll and Ray Bell, the
one-two scoring punch of the Klam
ath Pelicans, were limited on the
Southern Oregon Conference Big
Four all-star team in balloting by
sportswrilers and sportscasters.
Dick Jewett, sports editor of the
Medford Mail-Tribune, conducted
the poll.
The other three on the select
fh'e are Dick James, P ants Pass,
nnd Dermis Coivrr p!'l Ed Bing
ham, both of Medford.
Jerry Johnson, speedy guard for
the Pels, coined second team men
tion. UNAN1MOI S
Carroll and James were unani
mous choices.
Other second team, picks were
Don Spinas . and Derald Wooton,
Medford: Hnrvey Woods and Bill
Holingsworth. Ashland, and John
Harbour. Grants Fass. Six places
were necesary on the second team
when Wooton and Harbour tied in
the voting.
Honorable mention went to Dick
Atterbury of Medford and Bruce
Robertson of Grants Pass.
LITTLE TIIRFK
. The Little .Three all-star team
composed of the small A schools
in Dlst. 4, picked by coaches, fol
lows: First team Punkv Monroe, Lar
rv Bieham, and Gordon Carrjgan,
Crater: Paul Wleler, Illinois Val
ley and Bob Kimmel, Eagle Point.
Second team Herb Weber. Cra
ter: Jim Wright and Clarence Lew
is. Illinois Valley, and Bud Lucas
and Wayne Qlllaspey, Eagle Point.
HOCKEY
. Pacific Coast Hockey
By The Associated Press
Tacoma 1 Saskatoon 1
os H&N
Paul Heins paced the Hlllton of
fense with 15 points.
The Cafe got a rally rolling In
the third quarter to close a 31-37
halftime deficit to 42-50 going into
the fourth frame. But Rickys retal
iated with a 24-oolnt last-auarter
splurge to stow the game away.
ine neraia and new- blew a an.
22 halttime lead as Payless pumped
in 23 points in the third Quarter
to go ahead, 35-31.
Jay Griggs. Newsman center.
was high in the losing effort with
zu points. Gene Favell added 16.
BUI Rex Young and Bob Erland-
son put together 38 points with 20
and id respectively for the Drugs
team that tied with Rickvs in the
regular season's run but fell to
Hnltop in an opening-night upset.
Box scores:
H Jr K (it) M PAYLESS
Favell IS F IS Xrlandson
Hartley 2 F 8 Pooe
Griggs 26 C 10 Hars
Krantz 6 G 1 Derrah
Epley G Cads
H it N subs Downs 2. Msys. Psy.
less subs Troutt, Young 20. Biggers 2.
HILLTOP (54) (II) BICKTA
Friend 9 F IS Bonnev
Waybrant 10 F fl Peterson
Harris 4 C 11 Harvey
Helns 15 G IS McCall
Carrier G 2 Foster
Hilltop 'subs Mllllgan 2. Roberts S.
Martinez 8. Rickys subs Wills 6. Vall
lancour 2, Hendershott 2, Kemnltzer 2.
Bocchl 0,
Burke Shoots
For Four Wins
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (iflThe
three-tournament winning streak of
Handsome Jack Burke Jr. was at
stake In the 18th anual St. Pe
tersburg Open Thursday.
Burke, the Houston, Texas pro
who has won the Texas Open at
San Antonio, the Houston Open and
the Baton Rouge Open in a row,
is rated as the man to beat. A
field of 181 golfers was entered,
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NEW YORK. fPV-For the 11th
time in 12 weeks Clyde Lovcllette,
Kansas' big All-America, holds the
point scoring leadership of major
college basketball players accord- !
ing to figures released Thursday
by the National Collegiate Athletic
Bureau.
But he's Just two-fifths of a point
ahead of Dick Oroat of Duke, an
other All-America. Lovellette has 1
scored 50 points In 23 games for
an average of 26.4, while Oroat
has hit for 701 points In 27 starts
for an average of 28.
Bobby Pettlt of Louisiana State,
and Chuck Darling of Iowa are
tied for third-place with a 25.5 av
erage, while Frank Blevy of Pur-1
man is fifth with 24.5. Both Pettlt
and Darling are through for the
campaign, but could push ahead if
the leaders are hamstrung in their
remaining games. 1
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Hairston,
LaMotta
In Draw
DETROIT M Jake LaMotta,
the former middleweight champion,
i won't have to hang up his boxing
gloves.
The 30-year old fighter, showing
the si ruin of 12 years campaigning
in the prof Kslonal ring, won a 10
round draw with up-and-coming Eu-
i gene Hniraton Wednesday night.
Some thought the Bronx Bull was
: Ti ity lucky at that.
On the eve of the bout, LaMotta
. lot it b known he would retire tor
good if the 23-year old Hairston
bent him decisively.
CO ON
Now LaMotta miv he Is going to
keep on flRhtlng, He wants a shot
lat Joe Maxim's light heavyweight
1 title.
I The hard-punching Hairston lost
no prestige In the bout which li-
iopcd would earn him a chance at
.'o middleweight title.
A loud holler went up from Silent
. airston s corner when . the dec -
Ion was announced. Manager Mike
llele declared LaMotta had paced
itmsell, fighting in the last few
minutes of each round to Impress
uie juuxes.
MID OKF
LnMotta'g tactio of putting on a
Inkling flurry at the end of each
round paid off. Both Indues icoiwd
It as even 50 points for each boxer.
itcieree Morris Sherman gave the
verdict to Hairston bv a 53-41 mar
gin. Under Michigan boxing rules
in majority aeciaion made It a
araw.
SHUFF STUFF
Tat's beat VFW. 4-0 last night
and Suburban blanked Mecca in
the city shuffleboard league. Schusa
turned back Summers Lane, 3-1,
In the third game on the shuff bill.
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climbed out of thn cellar as Uie
girls city bankeibnll league closed
simp Inst nlglil. ...
Tim Itockcla bent Pelrotfs, 13-1,
In the only game at Mills.
OrcHOii Wool went through unde
feated In 13 games to win with
room tu spare over second-plac
Griggs.
Ul's Go Fisl.ino!
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