THURSDAY, MARCH H, 1M
IIKnAIJ) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OKKGON
PAGE FIFTEEN
WHEN SOLDAT GORKY finished with tills operation, Yorg
Crctorlan's wcll-groomcd tnustacho looked like a disliiag
that has worked overtime. Crelorinn, angered when his
foliage was tampered with, gave Soldat his lumps. But the
Rumanian and Kurt Von I'oppcnheim lost tho lag team
match to tho Gorky brothers, Soldat and Ivan, before a
packed house last night at the armory.
Russians Win With
Assist from Dusette -
Yorg Cretorlun In nursing luiuux
on his chin todny mid looklnK back
to lon he and Kurl Von Poniirn
helm received from Ihe Gorky
brother nil bemune Ihe Humimii-
n tried lo bent ft critftnuinn nt
hi own trade.
The remftlch of the Ihk brawl
Mood l one lull apiece when Cre.
torln made, Ills one bin mistake.
Yorg Riid Kurl were KlvliiK lvnn
80UUI double do.se of knuckle
in the corner mid ftppered to be
well on their way to victory.
Every lime Soldat Oorky went to
hit brother' rencue. he'd find him
delf looklnn at the rlnirlder' sham
on the business end of Cretorlnn'i
boot.
Canada
Icemen
I. Miffed ;
aNCOUVEB. B. C- I Canada,
the 1052 champion, nifty have piny-,
ed In ll last Olympic hockey com
petition. Dour Orlmirlon, prcfldent of tle ,
Canadian- Anmateur Hockey An-i
noclition, arrived home from thej
OkIo ganiea Thursday and ftftld he!
will recommend Canada drop out
of the event, !
"There ! no Use carrying on
any iong-rr.". he mild. "European I
nalloiu. In particular, win not
agree lo uniform rules. A a re
Milt, every game Is a confusion of
ahlnny, with aprlnkng of hock
Y" Kt also aald he had an exchange
with the Russians.
After the Russians told the press
Canada had plotted with tlv United
Utiles so the Americans could fin
ish second, he said:
''I told them they were crybabies
and that's quite a feat getting It
over to them, as they use an Inter
preter who speaks only French."
,
WSC Loses In
Hawaii Opener
HONOLULU l.f A ragged Wash
ington Slate College basketball
I rim missed basket consistently
and lost Its opening game of a Ha
mlin lour Wednesday night to
Universal Motors, 64-50.
The Cougars seemed unable to
rope with the Hawaiian r.one de
fense. They trailed from the start
but lagged only a point at the half,
32-31.
Glen Kinney, former Oregon
Slate College guard now with the
Universale, was high with 21. Top
scorer for W8C was Eric Roberts
with 13.
Wally Moss tried to break up the
sock soiree but Oeorues Dinette.
olllclnling outside the ring, had to
come, lo Mosv rescue.
Crelorlan wasn't having nny of II
rlal Interference and clumped a
full nelson on uusettc, guided him
lo mi opposite corner, mid
slnmiiud him Into Ihe rlngpost. '
RIOIIT BACK
The Rumanian didn't figure on
Duselle s French temper, uusellc
walked right back Into Uie haute),
grabbed Crelorlan with the lull
nelson.
Dusette Is the guy that put Uie
nelson In Uie lull nelson.
While Crelorinn dnnglrd helpless
ly, lvnn escaped Kurl's flying fists,
and planted a neat dropklck square
ly on Yorg's whiskers.
It was Just formality for Ivan
to drop on Crelorinn lor Ihe win
ning full.
Von Poppenhelm put his team
one up In the standings with a Imlf
Boston Crab on Holdnt after the
Prussian and Crelorinn had traded
shilts in doling out iwo-flsled pun
tOimriil lo Bolciul.
KVKN ,i .
KoMat got even In the second go-
round. He tossed Cretortan nilo the
ropes, then shoved a knee Into
Yorg a groin as tne Kiiniaman
bounced bark. A Jackknlfe hold fin
ished the Job,
Duselle gol his famous full nel
son In working order -In Uie open
er lo bent Buck Weaver.
Duelte won the first fall with
the Boston Crab,
Weaver pulled a cute trick and
George fell tor It In Ihe second
heat. Dusette was punishing Weaver
with a leg lock. The ex-lndlami
football ttnr pounded the mat three
times, counted three In an authori
tative voice, and patted Dusette's
broad bark.
RKI.KAKKl)
Dusette. thinking the bark - pat
hud conic from Referee Moss, re
leased his hold. Weaver, free from
Dusette's clutches. but feigning
grngglness, bnckfd Into Dusette
for a bodv slam, followed with the
rip-saw hcadlock lor the evening
fall.
But Weaver out-smarted himself.
He tried the same tactic In Uie
third frnme. But this time Duselle
was ready.
AM Weaver did was obllglnglv
hack Into the full nelson: That ws
Promoter Mack Milord brought
cheers from the large crowd when
he announced that four wrestling
mlclgeLs Little Beaver. Furav Cu
pid, llnllei Bnlaslo and Irish Jackie
will anpenr next week In n spe
cial evnt.
CAGE SCORES
. I'olU-ga HsHkelball
Ity The Associated l're
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At Champaign, HI,
ll'liial)
Mllllkln 74 Hi.s.rrii Illinois 71
At Trne lliiule, Ind,
I Final I
Indiana Btnle Ml Indiana Central 53
Wisconsin
WhMewatcr Mum 77 Carroll 00
NOrTIIWFrST
West Texas 711, Midwestern (II
Boiilhwrsi 'IcKb ' Sa Eoi.t 'Icxuit
Bnptli.ti AO
Pennsylvania
Clarion DO Miilcrsvllle 40
lll.lrlrt One
(Final)
Whit worth Ml Gouy.i'gn cr
Paclllc Lutheran 03 Central Wash
bit tCuiiuolulloiw
KAHT
Miinliiillun 114 I'ordliam 60
Vlllnnovii lllll Kliwi ifa..) 71
Hyrncusft 114 I'riin 7H
81. Jo;.ihs (!'., Ti Lal"ycllc 03
KAK WF.HT
Wyoming B'J Colorado AitM 67
Honolulu Unlv Motors 64 vVut.ll
IngUm State, 60
High Hrhool llnskethull
lly 'Ihe Assuclated Press
A-ll Tournament
Mt. Angrl 03, North Marlon 55
eliminated I
Woodburn AO, Sllverlon 41 (elim
inated) 11-3 Tournament
Rogue River 40, Bonnnzn 47
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9 NCAA
BERTHS
REMAIN
Hy The Associated Press
'Ilio regular waxon action nmung
the college bftHketball tcunii Ik
pntctl'.'iilly over and only neven nl
'lie 10 tennis which will play In
the NCAA totirniitncnt has been de
cided Thursday.
Kentucky, Illinois, Texas Clirlx
Han. Nt. LouIh and Wyoming, all
champions ol their conference are
In, along with Hanln Clara and Ok
lahoma City University, two West
ern nt-largo teams,
Thnt leaves nlno selections still
to be made lor .tte tournament
thut begins In lour cities on March
21.' j .
The v,e:,lern regional play will
Hurt at Kansas City and Corvallis,
Ore. A'. Karons City will be 'lexm
C'lirl'.tlat), Hi, Louis and. the Illg
Hcvcn und Border Coiilcrence
clmmijlons. The Paclllc Coast Con
icrence and Skyline winners will
meet Santa Clara and Oklshkornn
City, selected al large, at Corvallis.
The semi final und final rounds
vlll be played at Bcatllc March
2S-M. - ,
The two-out-ol-lhrec scramble lor
the right to represent the Paclllc
Const Coiilcrence gets under way
Friday with Northern Division win
ner Washington plnyingg UCLA, the
Southern section victor.
tllJALHIKS
As for the NAIB tourney which
opens Monday at Kansns Clly. In
diana Slate, Ihe 1851 winner, again
qualified by beating Indiana Cen
tral Wednesday night, 66-55.
Mllllkln also quallllcd by upset
ting previously unbeaten Eastern
Illinois, 74-71. Clarion (Pa.,) Teach
ers, unbeaten In IB games, nipped
Miilcrsvllle. 50-49. lor the right to
represent Pennsylvania while Whlt
worlh walloped Conzaga, 90-65, In
the District one nnais.
DeMolay,
Gun Store
Switch
Gun Store and DeMoiay's first
team traded third and tourth po
sitions In the Victory league last
night when Klamath Pack beat the
DeMolay live, 54-35, and Oun Store
Jumped into third place with a
67-37 win over DeMolay's second
team. .
Bud Mullens led the Gun Store
attack wllh 18 points, the same
number picked up by, Orland Dix
on lor the Packers.
(33) wr.'iu'i
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y 5 M.-nlf ornery
c. S Vlihos
r. 10 Smith
G 4 H.nnon
Pirb.M .uha nidh.m 2. Clark 3.
Rarr.lt 8. Crawford ft. DeMoUy ubl
SJhoenbers 1.' Hilton.''
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Blbv 17 Y ... I Hnvden
B,ticher 15 ' M.WI
Mull.na IB C U Klltredsc
Plunder 1 , C. 10 Kmmsrk
Wood, a O Unoo
Gun Stor. subs Frank, 4.
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DANCING ON AIR French figure skating champion
Jacqueline Du Bicf appears to be a happy young lady after,
finishing among the point winners at the Winter Olympics
in Oslo. Miss Du Fief competed in a field of 25 from a
dozen nations.
Washington Odds-on
Favorites in Playoff
PAI Kf SH (.11)
Qulnnwikl 3
Overen 4
Lowell 0
RliM 4
Dlxnn 18
New Weights
PORTLAND W Two new
weight clistes have been added
fK lh .inta A All hnyltiir tmirnn-
ment which will be held here
March V9.
r, .. ..., tit i..,An..n nrrnul
said Wednesday the new classes
are welterweight at 139 pounds and
miaaieweiym ai 100 iiuuuun.
Expert
Gun Repairing
and Rebluing
THE GUN STORE
New" Prep
Loop Formed
HOOD RIVER W There will
be a new league in Oregon high
school lootball plav this lall.
It is the Mid-Columbia League
which will include two North Cent
ral Oregon schools Hood River
and Wy-East and three Portland
area schools LRke Oswego, Co
lumbia Prep and Concordia.
Champion o the new league will
meet the titllst Irom the Lower
Columbia League lor the l-A-2
district championship.
i na knr.vi.ira ipi The Ilnl
.atBltu n( Wnshlnfftnn'n ffrent hAsk-
ctball team, winner ol 24 of 28
games this season, is due here
Thursday lor a two-hour workout in
the UCLA Bruins' cracneroox gymnasium.
Th uam nlfiv a fhree-eame se
ries lor the Pacific Coast Confer
ence title Friday, Saturday and
Monday If necessary,
wachinortnn the Northern Divi
sion champ, is an odds-on favorite,
and holds two decisive victories
over UCLA during the exhibition
season.
BATTLE
UCLA llgures to make a battle ol
It. nevertheless. The Bruins always
h,v hMn touch to beat on their
home floor. They have lost only
three times in 58 games over me
last lour years, edo. uicy
din Kntilhern Division title the
last four years and hold one out
right PCC title..
Coach, jonnnv wooo.cn, uuc ad
mitting that . home surroundings
f-hotild help his learn, neveruicicsa
rates Washington as the Nations
T t imam fknrf hOVR hSVC
flayed some'ot the best, Kentucky
and ni'nois mciuaea.
HEIGHT
Led by the 6-loot,. 7-inch Bob
Houbregs at center and Frank
Gulsness, sensational forward, the.
Huskies play the rebound to per
fection, and their height is going lo
be a big lactor In the series here.
Wooden, who played his basket
ball in the Big Ten Conference, as
did Coach Tippy Dye of Washing
ton, plans to start Jerry Norman
and Don Bragg at forwards: John
Moore at center, and Don Johnson
and Ron Livingston at guards.
Forrest Twogood, University of
Southern California coach whose
Trojan lost all' four games to the
Bruins, declined to pick the winner
of the playoff series, but he said
he believes Washington Is due for
"big surprises".
Washington whipped the Bruins
in the playoff in Seattle last year,
taking the first two games. This is
a better UCLA team, but so are the
Huskies a better outfit.
Kryhoski Homers
In Spring (same
BURBANK, Calif. OT Leo
Thomas, a candidate for the third
base spot with the St, Louis Browns
drove in the winning run in the
ninth inning Wednesday as the
"Bob Scheffings" defeated the
"Bill Normans," 6-5, in an intra
squad game.
Thomas got four hits.
First Baseman Dick Kryhoski hit
a home run, the first in the spring
series.
60.SICOND TASTI TIST SHOWS HOW TO
Be your own whiskey expert !
. Hove V4 ox. of Calvert
put in one (Uu and the
same amount of any
other whiskey in another
without knowing
which it which,
Sniff one brand for
aroma. Tatte it criti
cally for emoof riness.
Swallow carefully to
judge its freedom from
bite, burn or sting.
P
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