FACE EIGHT
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Inn Host
In Hoop
Tourney
The Tulelake Inners. one of the
op teams in the Klamath Basin
luskelball league, plays host to
.nree teams in tne woruiern cau
ornla Invitational cage tournament
hat opens tomorrow night in the
Merrill High School gym and
sloses Sunday afternoon with final
;ounds.
Tulelake is paired with Weed in
tomorrow s 8 p. m. opener. Rea
lms and Yreka close the opening
light program.
The two losers clash for the con
lolatlon prize Sunday, 2 p. m. The
:hamplonship game, mixing Satur
day's winners, closes the tourna
nent. Shasta won last year's tourna
ment but la not entered this year.
Klamath
Riflers
In Lead
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Klamath Falls is all alone atop
the California-Oregon. Rifle League
ladder after the twelfth round of
fehooting and can cinch a trip to
the state tournament with a win
over Roseburg.
Roseburg is the club that gets
an assist for putting the Klamath
riflers in the lead by out-shooting
the defending champion Medford
club in the twelfth round.
Klamath Falls at the same time
was downing Langell Valley to
pive the local club a 10-1 record.
Medford slid into a second-place tie
with Yreka, both with 9-2 marks.
Box scores:
Klamath (1531)
W. Oppelt 3SB
B. Blnkley 383
M. Atliey 370
A. Stroud 375
Kosrlmrr (1BZ1
B. Wood 379
W. Jonea 3R8
X. Paulsen
Beauchamp
Yreka (IKS)
O. Deter
W. Layton
E. Lyons
Triveloiece
Aihland I5SI
A. Haikina 387
O. Howard 380
Van Busktrk 382
W. Crandall 380
(rants Pasa 1 M 331)
B. Taylor 375
O. Richardson 376
L. DeGenault 383
G. BuUer 387
Myrtle Ft. (15181
R. Endicott 37S
K. Button 382
M. Shaffer 378
E. Dlttman 382
385
394
369
378
KB
(11 Laatell - VIt.
389 D. Settle
375 M. SetUe
381 W. Noble
377 J. Harris
(1561 Medferd 1
384 Heindenreich
373 Richmond
374 T. Rush
375 V. Conker
(1S1( Scelt Valley
368 E. Smith
383 W. Mathews
381 O. Lewis
387 G.' Hendricks
(14861 Cess Bar
379 W. Riesberaj
368 - E. Coooer
370 R. HIU
369 L. Howler
(1491) Medford 2
367 C Lelbbrand
374 . V. Rush
373 C. Taylor
377 W. Colley
11467) Built Vlr.
371 R. Lucas
358 H. Johns
375 D. Exellne
3oj . Hanuocrsley
Babe Leads
Golf Field
AUGUSTA. Ga. tfl Babe Za
harias got off with a head start
Thursday in the 13th annual Title
holders Tournament when she man
aged to come close to par with a 74
on the August Country Club course.
The Babe's 14 was only two
Strokes above regulation.
The best the next girl Marnle
Polk of Chattanooga, Tenn. could
do was a 76. Then came five 77
scores and from there on the title
holders' field was strung out all
the way to a 100.
Records
Fall In
Openers
SALEM vrl Western Oregon
teams dominated the field Thurs
day In the highest scoring Class B
high school basketball tournament
Oregon has ever seen. '
Three teams from east of the
Cascade Ranse were knocked out
of title play In the fast-paced open
ing round mursaay. mere were
four games, and three of them
topped all previous scoring re
cords. KnaDDa from Northwest Oregon
set the fastest pace, downing Cul
ver, suoiuiuty eageo. ccno.
61-58, Mapleton defeated Wallowa,
67-54, and Rogue River downed
Powers, 43-43. Only the Rogue River-Powers
game failed to top the
previous . tourney record of 111
points in a game.
Knappa's 73 points gave It the
single-gamo - scoring record. The
old mark was 69, established by
Pleasant HIU in 1946. The Knappa
Culver total of 135 also is a re
cord. In title play Rogue River meets
Mapleton and Sublimity plays
Knappa Friday night.
Powers, a team many expected
to see win the title, was knocked
over in the initial same. It was
close all the way. not decided until
35 seconds from tne end, wnen a
Rogue River substitute, Sam Black,
sank a push shot from the corner.
with Powers out oi tne running.
Mapleton. a team that now has won
27 consecutive games, became the
most prominently mentioned entry.
Everyone is impressed with the
team's record.
TIGHT
MaDleton. an inland Lane coun
ty team that somehow has acquired
the nickname of Sailors, had just
too tight - a defense for Wallowa
from Eastern Oregon. It was never
close after the first quarter.
Sublimity and Echo matched
fast breaks, with Sublimity gaining
the edge. With five minutes to go
Sublimity held a 16-Doint margin.
Echo tried valiently then, but could
cut only 13 points off that margin
before time, ran out.
3 Shoot
Perf ectos
At Wocus
" For the second straight week.
the Klamath Gun Club turned in
a perfect 75 score in the Oregon
Journal Telegraphic shoot and the
three marksmen went on to post
perfect 50x50 scores in the club's
regular 16-yara snoot on its wocus
range Sunday.
E.-E. Driscoll. C. J. Martin and
J. M. Adams posted perfect ze s
for the Journal shoot, then shot an
other perfect round for the regular
competition.
- oul Davis also nao a a m jour
nal scoring, but only the first three
count officially: Davis followed
Driscoll. Martin and Adams.
The Gun-Club has scheduled a
three-in-one shoot for Sunday, 10:30
a. m. In addition to the Journal
and regular shoot, hams, turkeys,
fryers, coffee and Jams will be
given -to top shooters in mercnan
dise competition. -
Three traps will be open to han
die the anticipated large field.
KGC will hold Its first registered
shoot at Wocus March 30. Trap
shooters from Southern Oregon and
Northern California are expected to
join local shooters In registering
scores that count with the Pacific
Coast' International Trapshooters
Assoc.
- Sunday'! Scores: '
Drlseoir '. 50
Martin . , ;
AdiiM ' : 50
W. G. cooley. ' - . 48
Bud Cloake
Paul Hilton -Blll
Davis -
Carl dney
Marlon Grant
Vam Moore T .
R. M. Smith
T. B. Waters
Tom Carland - .
E. W. Mcintosh
3. F. Adams
Elmer .Bramlett
H. E. Hauler . .
Bob Adams
E. M. Bubb
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Pilots Upset Hamline,
Face Murray in Semis
KANSAS CITY 11 There'll be
a new champion In the 14th Na
tional IntnrcollrKlate BaMketunll
Tournament for nuro and the win
ner will have ben ten the brat field
ever aasenibled lor Iho slx-dny
small cnlleue meet.
The Portland tore.,) Unlveralty
Pilots took cure of the new cham
pion untile by outscorlng, then hti
mllltatltig three time Cliiiinplon
Hamline Unlveralty of St. Paul,
Minn., 75-87 In the quartcrrimils to
the delight of 8.000 fans Thuratluy
night.
' The Pilots, who came to the
tournament with a 31-9 record, will
meet Murray (Ky., State OS-Si
In the semifinal feature Friday
night. Murray State dumped Whlt
worth College of Spokane 81-69, but
failed to stop the losers' tall Ralph
LaSalle,
Dayton In
NIT Final
NEW YORK M LaSulle and
Dayton completed the rout of the
seeded teams before 17,131 aorenm-
ing tana at Madison Square Garden
Thursday night.
The LaSalle Explorers, tail,
agile crew, handed too-seeded Du-
quesne lta second defeat of the
season, S9-46. Then Dayton, a fi
nalist a year ago, came on to whip
third-ranked St. Bonaventure. 69-
63.
Dayton and LaSalle meet in the
finals Saturday.
Turner Stops
Jimmy Merrill
1 VANCOUVER. B.C. tPI The
.veteran Earl Turner ol Richmond,
Calif., Thursday night stopped Jim
I my Merrill of Vancouver In the
llftn round of a scheduled 10 round
bout. Turner weighed 153 14. Mer
rill 151 .
PRETTY JOY ADREON isn't as frightened as she looks when surrounded by six boxing
gloves. Joy and her Oregon Woolen- teammates, girls city league basketball champions,
managed the score 12 points against the Hilltop Cafe team, men's city city league run-ners-up,
in a unique game at Mills Wednesday night". The Hilltoppers' style was cramped
by the ring mitts but they managed to score 30 points. The pugnacious cagcrs, left to
right, are Joy's husband Leon, Dick Adreon and Gil Martinez.
Robinson
Gets Nod ,
OverBobo
SAN FRANCISCO I Middled
weight Champion Sugar Ray Rob
inson successfully started his se
ries of monthly title fights by de
cisively defeating Carl IBobo) Ol
son of Honolulu Thursday night. .
The tap dancing master of the
160 pound division had to travel
at top speed to score a 15 round
unanimous decision over his young
er rival.
He next defends against Rocky
Craziano in Chicago April 16 and
against Paddy Young in New York
May 16 "If I still have the title."
Robinson, obviously tired after
exchanging punches with the rug
ged 23-year old Honolulu-born fieht
er. said he finished in good con
dition. He agreed his layoff since
he regained his title from Randy
Turpin of England last September
had slowed him.
Proceeds went to the Damon
Runyon Cancer Fund. Robinson
contributed his purse, except SI.
Fishing Expert '
Dies Thursday" V
EUREKA. Calif. Wl C. Jim
Pray, C7, widely known sports fish
ing expert, died Thursday. He
made his own hand-tied fishing
flies and had customers for them
in many countries.
Pray wrote frequent sports ar-Ucles.
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RECEIVED
at the
GUN STORE
New
Spring Patterns
in
Pendleton
Shirts
Sporf and
Regular Styles
t mb mac, iposts bsito
Poison who poured In 41 polnln
8mithwe.it Texas Stuln, a Ut-67
winner over Lawrenre Tech, and
Sprlnullrlil, Mo., which ellinlnuted
Mornliuiitdc (In., I, 87-74 will meet
In the other armlllmil.
Portland put on a typloul Har
lem Olobo Tiottor exhibition III Uie
hint flvo nilnutcn niter It (nut the
mime won front n badly flustered
Hnmllno Icnin.
The funs roared ns Amly John
son, 6 font 4 Inch Negro atnr, per
formed all of the Oorwn Titltim
tricks and Million Hitrveat McClll
very and Jim Winters entered Into
the clowning.
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Hoop Field Complete
For NCAA Tourney
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CHICAGO Wl The. National
Collegiate Athletic Association's
basketball championship field of 1G
was complete Friday with the ad
dition of four eastern schools but
one official said the selection sys
tem should be changed.
The NCAA Thursday night an
nounced the choice of Fenn State,
Dayton, Duquesne and St. John's as
"at-large" representatives, mean
ing they do not represent any par
ticular conference.
The four newcomers, plus Santa
Clara and Oklahoma City also
lndependants and chosen at large"
thus Join "10 conference cham
pions for tournaments leading to
the . national .championship.
Howard Hobson. Yale University
basketball coach who served on the
Selection Committee which picked ;
the four eastern schools, said at
New Haven he did not agree with
the choices.
He said the NCAA's original plan
of conducting basketball playoffs
on a regional basis should be re
stored and that he would' recom
mend this to the NCAA.
The 10 conference tltleholdcrs In
clude Kentucky, the defending
champion and top-ranked team in
the country In the Associated Press
poll this season, and Illinois, the
nation's No. 2 team in the AP poll.
Four regional tournaments, with
four teams each, will be held Mar.
21-22. The winners of these meets
qualify for the champlbnshlp finals
at the University of Washington,
Seattle, Mar. 25-26.
The regional meets will be held
at Raleigh. N. C. Chicago, Kansas
City and Corvallis, Ore.
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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA INVITATIONAL
BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT
2 p.m. Sunday
MARCH 16
Two Games
FINALS
Tulelake Inners
Weed
Redding
Yreka
PLAYOFFS START
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