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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, DKCKMIIKIl IS, 10W HERAJ.n It NEWS, KIAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAfTii THIRTEEN BCIWLQNG Al I f V HMA W I. Nimihrr t (lilKlfi 14 A l.tiiiir fruml , ,. 14 n I'mllf II II NtiiiilPi UUHH II tt Miti ' HI. .10 U 1 1 ftwnil ,tka V It K.itrwm 7 Wmill t lurk mi . ... 4 II hi Vrilviday Wittier .1 Kdlrwuy I Numlii-i I i )mmi 4 O nig a 0 Hwtii I .ok ;i ftuinl.rr II Giligi I I, itiil U ftUi htoip 1 WiumI'm C'hl( hen I in the Alky Kill. Ilovvlihu l.t-Munif tt-lliii' but Knuicr.i Koi-mci hud hr clit y on t Jit Imvlv Irtim )i;..rr.luy, Kurrtitr lollrd ti 177 lor flir UflM Ktinif ul 1 1 m dny in (hr IrnHU" Dili! Ilnl l.ril m( win! m Uifil Mt IxiiuiUI uhli h t73 MMim. Mr Don nUI nutilx'tl lor Ci r ir n Number I Irmn uiitl ii'iu tied u line, Jnrir Whllr ul Muc h H me hn1 the m'cuihI l-Mt Knnir, 11 Iff.', Mitc'-t and bwi ti l.nkr Urd lor fritm nntn hi'iiDis wuh "jOtf M-orrt, fullowrd by HMrwtiy Willi n 74B. 8wit l.aku had thr bent rilr, n '.'Hi'). 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H. f)i WrlldrilUtft , T IT HI on nigral fwtv t t ,t K AtiiiiarMi'fil 4 Huininrtt Int C litiirtnl.c. 4 ('inr ilalr U U h .1 HuiMtrlrari rinarrf I Hul.orticn Utn. 1 Wrdl I Wll.lnllrm J UUnr 2 W.ird.i enjoys a nkiinpy onr-nnme r.id over Umh hervite niiei - rl itn. i boAiii'-n In ihe Mf r' Lrmjuo Uui nun Lr h win 3 1 over tSuhuilMn Klower and WardA cet 'imprteft by ihe aanit acore by Suburban Tnvrrn. Lmt li hurt inr ititiii lemur ana nmen with a 9fH M3 A45-27M) atrini while Biiburonu I tower ran seconu . with a 2ti-0 erle-. Charlie DoOth. thf lrHu'ii lop : bowler with a 103 nveraite, it rune totatether (juinr ol 19.. nnd 178 (or n M8 totnl, the brt Individual Itiiiue nnd serien. Booth rolls for DrumMii k. Hurry Hrar nf Interstate Wnt r bo vi had a 224 vam to push Hooth wh Ward' Benedic: notehed a 222. j Itov 11'irrit of Suburban Tavern! In rerond to Hooth in aeanon'a v f tinfie wtth a Hray nan a 1M. OCE Loses In Two Overtimes MONMOUTH il Mnlleld ws forced Into double overtime before finally delentlui: Oregon College of Munition (14-7:1. In basket ball game here Balurday night. The score was tied at 64-all at the 'nd nf the regular playing time. Dave Banlnrd scored 14 points tn pace Ihe wlnnrrs but high for Ihe game was OCK'S Howard Sul livan who scored 24. Koepke Leads Viks in Win PORTLAND 1tl - Don Koepke scored 29 phils to lead Portland Slale In a 72-60 basketball victory over Paclllc Unlverally here Satur day night. Another high Portland State scorer was Don MacLean with 22 points. Dale Stewart scored 15 for Pacific. iHvh ttveder'n Store In Aluitu College Cage Campaign Picks Up Speed This Week By Hill I, HON KAKOIMT, NKW YOKK 11 'J'lin conciliate buskelliiill Ni'ii'tnn guin moiui'ii tlllii till week with n host ul games I'lirlnklril around the (min ify tlml n) 101 1 Id iicicrmliie 11 1 c rein livn strcngtha nf many teams. li'a westward Iki fur highly lnui ril l.e Hiillp ul Philadelphia, lai.l year's National liivlliiliou chum plunk, an Ihe Kxploifr cuiillliuc crosscountry lour. 'Die ii-v Priiiisylviinlan mude thnlr llrst atop 1 Dayton la .1 nlidil mid ported iliHr lllih slnilphl vie- km v by iMiiij.hiim oi( iiir rivrin, 73-01. In ovprliine. The trams wrrp IlimlP.t in Dip Niiluiii.il In vlmilnn Tourney last spring. On Tup .dny l.t Hnllr vlnlts Ail "mil. Krlilny the Explorers no lo Kan Krnllrl.MO In niprl Hiilltn C'laia. 'Miry piny Stanford Biitur il V. Another K a t e r n Independent pourrtiiiUf.p, Helon Hull 01 South Orange, N. J., nKn has a liui.y wppk ahead. Thp 8clonlin who OSC Nips Broncos On Whiteman's Free Toss Noilhrin DiviHiun Houp Hy The AhmmIhIi-iI I'rpnt '11 in Otnaon Htnte Hrnvrirt und Idiihn'n VnndiilH tunrd up fur Hit: Nmihrrn Divlnlon hu-kclbull rfin with v I r lor ici over vlrdlinK nun - lruur opponcntu Huttirduy whllr WiifthltiKton, the drlrndinu chiunplon, find Wufdilnntun HUlr dropped uttinra on the loud Thr Bnivpii, dt-lnilrd (IH-IKI Krl dny by Hunt a Cluni, Iml yciu'H Wrntern NCAA thttinpluiin, luriwd the Ublm antur'J-t; (lit OB Iduho rnlled up nn eniy flfl.fl? win ovrr Clonngii ii Momow; WaliitiKton Apllt h luonmnf hrtim with UCI.A at Lo AnKrlrtt. nnd V nld union Hlmtr Mowed 64-60 to Ht. Lou In Uni versity. favoki:i 17ie WnhhliiHton UCLA Krrlrn brouHht toRether the (ruin thul louiihl It out lor the Cou.il Con (erence rhnmplonhlp In st neiiHon, nnd me fnvoird to rrpenl tn lli.ri3 WnkhinKton, drfentrd In the 11162 Conn linnU, gmned measure ol revenue by downing the Vi Inni :3 40 Friday, but the Callfmninns rxmr bark ntropR Bnturdny lo whip the Mu.tktea M-47 Hob llmtbres. WaOilnKtonS hook hot ariitt, wai the Individtml mar of Snturday'a clahh. lie Hartnell, Bacone In Grid Tie PASADENA, Calif. Ut - When WlM'on in and Southern Calllnrnia tangle In the Tournament of Roses grid clas-Mc New Year's Day they'll have to atep lively to match the thrilla 01 Si.tuidavs seventh Junior Rose now I bnitle. liar.nell Junior College of 1S11I Inas, Calif., staged a 84 yard drive and needrd ( play l,rr Ihe gun had aouiuled to Main a JO-W tie with llncore of Mukoger, Okla., a achool ol predominately Indian enrollment. With final seconds ticking off. the 35.382 speclalors w llrrlllell quarterliark Arlln Dlllard try a pass. Bacone inlercepted and the final gun went off The Warrior bench started a vic tory dance beture notion the ref eree had railed pass luierlnnrre at the 15. On the extra play. Dll lard pitched a perfect etrlck to hallback Tony Teresa on Ihe goal line. Then Bacone end Harry Ekiss crashed through to block the can version try. YOU CAI.-ANISH COLD WEATHER Is ENGINE TROUBLES FOREVER! with Ihe 650-wolt FREEMAK Heidbott Engine Hser fcat fvf H III M W M VMrf MfllM WIN W rtfin' f OtOffl'aH,! Ml 4 rfcf ffltliwfl Dill, (tint fcrtti't t4 ktUtrt it ! hnt ) hmiMtt fvr hat tMA pro!? ht4 tt-m if iii, par Mr i. imii Hmi m MfvUUfli i. titMKilvt l twn U; llmrMa It km. OutranU!. Ott Itnf MICHAN HI AT. R nt. frtm AHA0I, SIRVICI STATION OR CAR DIALIR tVtJ Q 1 tn! """" NY-L0M ALl SIZES... WhH. Only... recorded Ihi'lr llllh triumph' In row Hiiiunlny hy tlirnnhiiiii Kiiik" i I'ii I, UV fil, inu liclpiiii! In three liili-rM'i'tloniil iri'Vi. Thn I'liutf'i play hint Ui Louis Vlllp lonliiht mm John Cm roll l uiv ih'V imihl nnil then rliih with Wi'Hli'iii Kunlucky 'Ihui'iluy at MikIimiii K'liiiiro Onriliin. Nnrlh Ciirolinii Hi ii It ncl.t an op poriiiiiily to inhnnip Km HuuilHrn Coiili'iciii p iitnliirp Thur.irinv wlU'n thn Woll.iii:i tnkri to. tho rol iiuilliiit Ororyn MiiihniKton. they ri'tiiin home Hiiturrtnv Inr nn In li'ii.ri'iiniiiii k I r in I h mining 'IVKim 'l'e'h, ilic tirli'iulliiK lltllhU hip 3-1 In Hie lr-ii i: He ntiirdinua mid hnvp li ) -luri'd live one o nix In overfill roiiipelllon. Last Hnturdiiy, thpy Irippf-d previouxlv nnbenten Kiifit ern Krtilllf'ky, Hii-'i I. o u I fi I u n n Htnte Dnivrrnlty, pli ki'd to ri'ph.ce Kile Ki'iilutky nn ihp Hoiithi-nlerii Cotilrrent'e l-fid-r: opriH Hi lnaun K.iii'fiiile Vrdiievdiiy n l AlnUfima. With pio- dioppnf in lil poitila Klvlnit him a to! a I ul 1.011 lor liln tolJcHd career Tr V7hil min's free throv iiltrr On- finM t'.un noundtd Kvc Olruon Ktiite V.h Hr'.t honni win ufu-r three deli'nfVv. Alter n nip-und-tuck lir.nt ti(i rtc-r tii' Hciivitji ntnbbvd the lend mid held IL until Ihe closing ininuU when Hunt a C'liu a tied the Kinnc nt MM. Whlleniun, fouled in Hie lust three weundh, dropped in the lirM ol two Irer throw -ihtjlb lor the UHC triumph. MM K I M WIS Iduho, HstiiiK Hf, fourth fitniiuht win, lound Ootizumt nn eny murk 'Ilie Vundjilh pulled nhend tmdwuy o the UrM iitmrter. led 18-14 when Ithe period eiuhd; 34-20 lit the hull liiiid 54-4.' koiiik into the Inml Minnie. Idiiho'n DwiKhl Morri-on I mid Hnrllv Kru;:cr i.hnred wnmiK ' honor with Ooti7i'Ka'n Chuck Ool jlyodcl, each collectinjj u jxmit.i. At Hi Louts, the WnKtilnvton iKtnte Coukui 1 piled up 34-27 hiillLime mnrnin, but Inded In the I third quitrtrr thr RlllikeiiH, Marked by (orwnid Duk Buushku. ! tnotc com t mind. Houshka. 6-(ool-& J ophmnore, led the scorinu with I'.M jHUnts. Forward Hon Henmnk hiKh lor W.SC W" H. Chiloquin Shows Power Chilwiuin displayed Ihe scoring talent tint m:ites I. the favorite to win the Klamath County Class B pren bisket'iall title Friday nulil m a 60-36 win over Gilchrist on tho losers' court. Run Lriurl end Oene Qetitry evenly shurrd 32 points between llirm while Ken Freeman collected the -rrre number fur G'lchri-t Chiloquin also won the junior var ity t elmi over the ariulies bv a 30-18 count. I C'lilloquiu .st!.inkrd Prospcrt. Sat. j unlay niKh . 80-34. as Gentry n-FU .11 40 fnilll.A. ni mr rinr ouri.N taai 1-rCirl IS (inn P a Cnti 14 ill! f.ll.f HKIHT r s Willinaham r IS Frrrma I i 7 niiu (i S Sip r; 1 Chilrirr Hauler t. aVlinona a. Varirn Cum I Chiloquin aulM Anrirnn I (.llcbrlsl tub! Traw, Buigrr 1 Jordan l.l OVERHAUL YOUR CAR MOTOR NOW.. PAY LATER! OUR SPECIAL complete overhaul wf WILL Intf.H - lntt.il P"'"" ' . .ii -.i m a p tie" " e . ClM ',K & t.,m merer A quarontccd rhevroic' i'. ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 So. 6th SPECIAL ... All Gifts Beautifully Hind io Cash Your llllc-nriirliiK Bob Pcttlt puvlng the wiiy, l,bU Iium ainiHtied lour uc iPNHlve Hclorlcft over non-loop loe, Illlnoln. ruled at one of the na tion' top-rfitikliiK quintet,, luiluchen tlrli-ip of Itn HIk Ten crown tonluht aK"hi.it Michigan. MinneHolH, ali.o a formidable Soltau Leads Pro Scorers I'llll.ADKI.PHIA ' The Hon PrniirU.co 4Ifern' veteran Gordon HoI'hu edited Into the 1162 Nation ul r'ootball LeaKiie Kcorlni champ lon..hl Bundtiy by kicking a field h'mii and three point after touch down In the battle with the Oreen IJny Pnekera. HtiitlMlcn releaKed here by the iKNl. ehow Boltnu wound up the f fimpalitti with 84 points thua re naming, the top apot held about 24 jhour over the weekend by Cloyce Hox, Detroit Mom end. who tal lied three touchdown lor 18 points iiiKiilnnl the Unllna Texans on BaU j unlay. I Hox noed out I.ou Oroza of the j Cleveland Drowns for the runner up npot. Box had 00 polntn while I Ihe "Educated Toe" finmhed with Uu Dim Towler of the Lou Anuele ilthina wound up with 804 yards I Kninrd on lfifl carries lo tiikc lion I ois In that clnss. Eddie Price of Ihe New York Giants did not ftee I action ijiiturday but held onto acc iond place with a total of 748 yards liiilned. Joe Perry of the 49ers 1 picked up HI9 yarda to lake over j third spot with 125 yards. Browns Back Into Pro Football Title hy Olfl.O ItOUKRTSON NKW YORK i. Hie Cleveland Browns, a girdlron power since litelr organization in 1016, will play in their third straight National Football League championship game Dec. 28 but whether their opponent will be Los Angeles or Detroit Is a matter that will be derided next Sunday. The Browns, four times winner o the defunct All-America Con lerence crown belore Joining the NFL, backed into the American Conference title yesterday. They dropped a 37-34 decision to the New York Giants while Ihe Philadelphia Kagles, needing a victory for a tie. also fell belore the Washington Redskins, 27-21. RAMS WIN Los Angeles' Rams needed win to tie Detroit i Lions for first place in the National Conference and they got it a 28-14 triumph ovrr the Pittsburgh Steelers before 74.130. who packed Los Angeles Coh eum in 100-degrse tempera tures. Ihe I. ions had gone a half-game ahead ol the Rams with a 41-6 victory over Dallas on Saturday but the Rams were equal to the occasion as they racked up their eighth successive victory behind the aerial wizardry of Norm van Brocklln. The National Conference winner will be decided next Sunday tn People DO Read SPOT ADS -you are! WINTER SPECIAL! $J95 VE FURNISH: fie) "" Pirtt I ' Jlfrlnriinc BT Wrapped Vnu Cheek contender for Blf Ten aupremaey, has taken three in a row and la resting unllj Dec. 23 when It meets Illinois. The Oophera turned back Nebraska, TI M. Saturday. Another Midwest kingpin, un beaten Kaiyias Btatf, favored In Die Bin Seven race, engage In three, Inlersectional tuaale this week. The Wildcats, with a pair of close victorlea over Drake and In diana, are at home with ean Fran cisco tonight. They travel to East Lansing, Mich., rrldav to meet Notre Dame and then fact Michi gan State the next night. Kansas, th NCAA Tourney champion, alms to get back on the victory trail at the expense of SMTJ Friday and Saturday nights at Lawrence. The Jayhawka won their opener rather handily from Tulane, but wert rudely Jolted Saturday by Rice. 64-51. Teams In the Southwest Confer ence concluded their first week of activity with Rice, Texas Christian and Texaa emerging unscathed. Arkansas, the preseason favorite, Pravda Wins Ski Race TTMBERMNE LODGE, Ore.iP The Arnold Lunn downhill ski race, opening event of the 1BS2-53 'ki season, was won Sunday by Christian Pravda, representing Sun Valley. Pravda, runnerup In the 1952 Olympics giant slalom, was timed at 2 minutes 28 seconds in the men's Class A division on Ml. Hood. Tlie Class B event was won bv Phil Seaborn of the Seattle Moun taineers In 2:28.4. Detroit. The league's title game Is slated for Cleveland. A year ago the Rama beat the Browns for the title In Los Angeles. ENDING All In all It was quite an ending for a season In which at one time seven of the 12 teams were dead locked for first place four in the National Conference and three tn the American. Gordon Saltau of the San Fran cisco 49ers picked up J points via a field goal and three conversions in the 24-14 victory over Oreen Bay to win league scoring honors with 84 points. The Rams' Dan Towler succeed ed the Giants' Eddie Price as the circuit's top ground trainer .with 884 yards In 1M carries. Charley Conerly, showing no signs of an arm Injury received two weeks ago, was the chief troublemaker for the. Browns. The veteran quarterback threw four touchdown passes before chilled Polo Grounds crowd of 41.610 as the New Yorkers whipped Cleve- NEW TRAILER HOMES Aqency Hr SPARTAH-POHTIAC I CUPPER NOW ON DISPLAY Balsiger Motor Co. Mel ttalanafe Kloaaarfc feHt Pay Only $7.18 Per Month! FIX YOUR CAR NOW AND FIX US LATER! h. 4111 8.95 Value Corns)' 5th nd Mtln was atung by Tulsu, but bounced back Saturday to cru .h Mississippi State, 102 71. On the Pacific Coast, California has an unblemished slate in lour nonconference giuries, while de fending Champion UCLA and Washington boa.sl 31 records. California is V Washington Friday and Saturday nights. Scores George Washington 82 Washington and Lee 77 Georgetown 68 Loyola (Baltimore) M William and Mary 87 Virginia 71 Richmond 74 Clemson 60 Auburn 87 Birmingham Southern 61 Western Michigan 80 Loyola New Orleans 63 Mississippi 96 Union 55 Tulana 63 Pcnsncola Naval 47 EAST Rhode Island 74 Bt. John's 'Brook lyn) 72 NYU 81 Lalayette 81 Louisville 85 Temple 77 (two over times) Niagara 70 Lcmoyne 67 Penn. 74 Delaware 6B St. Joseph s (Pa.) 70 West Texas 48 I Columbia 64 Rultc.-s it Toledo 65 CaniMu.s 54 Connecticut 70 Boston Collcxe 51 , Navy 88 Vale 13 Cornell 14 Colgate 71 'overtime) Fordham 76 Princeton 61 Harvard S-'j Brown 61 Vlllanova 84 St. Francis iPa.) 76' George Fox 5B Economy Drug (Hlllsboro ) 49 ! land for the second time this season. Through the first half, the teams battled a 13-13 stalemate with Otto Graham and Conerly matching touchdown passes, Groza kicking two field goals and Joe Scott plunging over from the l for the other New York tally. But Conerly threw three scoring heaves in the third period, which with Jim Poole's 15-yard fourth quarter field goal was enoueh to sttave off the last-period rally of the Browns. In the other leacue game the Chicago Bears edged the Chicago Cardinals. 10-7, on George Blsnda's 10-yard field goal and seven . yard touchdown pass to Chuck Hunlnger. TOP KENTUCKY that's why KINTUCKY IHAIOMt OU10N WHISKIY r CAGE SCORES IOI.I.ECE BANKKTHALI. , By The Associated Press Saturday FAR WEST UCLA 54 Washington 47 Seattle University 50 Wyoming 44 Oregon Slate 68 Santa Clara 68 Idaho 68 Oonzaga 57 Eastern Washington 68 Montana State 61 Willamette B Wlntworth 63 Central Washingon 70 Whitman 65 Western Washington 66 Seattle Pa clllc 52 Portlsnd State 72 Pacific 60 Linfield 84 Oregon Education 73 Idaho s'atc 63 Utah State 48 USC 83 (Jtan 67 California 87 College of Pacific 30 Pepperdine 83 Arizona 8tate I Flag staff i 66 San Diego State 70 Redlands 61 St. Mary's 81 Hawaii 68 Denver Bl Colorado College 42 Utah Aggies 87 Ricks 69 Nevada 71 Fresno Stalo 60 Loyola (Los Angeles) 88 Arizona State i Tempo 12 Ordgon Tech 58 Southern Oregon 56 SOUTHWEST Rice 54 Kansas 51 Oklahoma 59 SMU 54 Arkansas 102 Mississippi State 71 Centenary 59 Arizona 57 Southwest Texas 58 Baylor 56 MIDWEST St. Louis 64 Washington State 59 Emporia 68 Portland University 63 Iowa 85 Michigan 77 Minnesota 71 Nebraska 62 Purdue 87 Wabash 64 Butler 63 Ohio Suite 60 Notre Dame 84 Marquette 64 Bradley 76 Iowa State 57 O'-'ifihoma City 12 San Francisco 64 Missouri 66 Fort Wood 62 Cincinnati 11 Western Reserve 61 Oklahoma A&M 17Texas Tech 41 Crelghton 76 Drake 71 SOL'TH North Carolina State 88 Eastern Kentucky 75 Duke 89 Tennessee. 82 Maryland 52 West Virginia 45 Western Kentucky 79 Morehead 66 Florida 77 Stetson 74 The GUN STORE COCKTAIL BAR ACCESSORIES The GUN STORE Every mellow it's America's top-selling bourbon I 4 '5 QT. $2.60 Pint . 16 MOOf .THI fUllY AGIO fO.U YIAIS High School Oregon Prep Basketball (Saturday games) CorvBllls 58 Mcdtord 45 TiKiird 41 Hood River 28 Multifield 85 Lebanon 43 North Bend 65 Slusluw (Florence) 33 Klamath Falls 68 University (Eu genei 40 Madras 30 Prlnevllle 25 John Rogers iSpnkane) 58 Pendle ton 43 Grants Pass 4 Fortuna (Calif.) 18 i Benson ( Portland I 48 Astoria 46 i Hlllsboro 50 Central Catholic (Port- land i 46 Nestucca 50 Amity 38 Stay ton 43 Toledo 36 Culver 62 Fossil 33 Willamette Frosh 90 Wy-East 17 Albany 52 Grant i Portland! 39 Franklin (Parilandi 55 McMlnn Vlile 48 Washington (Portland) 66 tweet Home 49 Newberg 54 Woodburn 48 Athena 54 Corbcil 44 Astoria JVs 44 Ilwaco (Wash.) 42 Roosevelt i Portland) 64 Battle Ground (Wash.) 55 Taft 40 Salem Academy 28 Crater 62 St. Mnry's (Medford) IT Pacific U. JVs 52 Clatskanle 48 Tillamook 59 Forest Grove 44 Reedsport 12 Myrtle Point 35 Powers 40 Oakland 24 Molalla 50 West Linn 36 Jacksonville 31 Phoenix 30 The Dalles 81 MUton-Freewater 43 Eagle Point 60 Illinois Valley 33 Umapine 35 Touchet (Wash.) 28 Sheridan 65 Central (Monmouth- Independence) 39 Rufus 49 Moro 48 pay higher laundry prices ! 55c PER LOAD (Sop I Bleach, Each Sc Extra) LET THE LAUNDERETTE DO IT! South 6th & Owens drop STAGO OlStlllINO CO.fANKfOt,ICf. .'.i WASHED DRIED S7 neatly rrT'YysL FOLDED NfftT'l BOURBON ,I3L i VaJI