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HgRALP AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAL1A OREGON PAGE NINE mm u , ' . I tir Hi U.f J Millie lnl 'i loj) nhrnd ( k 4 0 win M Faculty decision Voiin'l Imil but OHIO i 1 ponied tlir I end addrd I r 0r Inncy I Pelicans Plav in Wlirn Klamath Palis and Ash. Iiiml uprli Dint, 4 py in Friday- tln.llMliiy Mines in Ashland, live uf the loi irn seiners In lha Southern Oregon conference will be on the llwir. Aiiland h Uit Milliliter, centri-, la oruond only In Medfurfl'u K Mlnghniii, lllniihaiii leads the pnradn with I'M points In aeven games. Mningrr fiua 10 in the name number 01 games tor a 14.0 average- The Pelicans' Calvin (Minora, Open District Ashland Series .luck Morion and Krn Young ire, are planty of action If hli Injured luiirtn, nun and smin wun iv, n anee is ready, unci 10, fcd Uurrui) hss 42 lor elitlith piece, , 'lire olher I Wo membera nl the A-l cane family, Medfurd end drama Pass, era busy wlih king's X games against Eureka and Rose buig on alternate night. 'led Tcnncy and Bob Delsman will probably open el the Inrward positions for Aahlnnd with Jim Jet I rlen and Bub Mvrlck el the guaid allot although Hnrvey Woodi will It'a likely Klamath Coacb Paul McCall will atari with hie latter- men live Doug Pence and Ed Bar ron at forwards, Jack Norton at center, and Ken Young and Calvin (Minora at guards although Jim Dougherty got a alanine position at loi ward In the recent Bend se rin. , . MIOn Lumber . , MO mid 212 i ... -"d, Kustriolla. 4J a-rail team lion- r -km ( as of ail and i 4 axond In team ' fane, plus U41 t It Ull k.rlnn. 4 Dttael Bhinkera ra Bunt mf, ItMO H4Ch IMA have is; 0tt WADUI j...!-.,,,,;...!-..'.. tT l:l 1 7 i , ' .. J'l M I ; mane . ia l ita"" ."TrJ,"'"- i "V i - 1 1 ! tourer" 1 k ,' mtlf .uinped into a tie oatmeal Mr the Pia ng IXujtM) teed last I up meat af, the scor- iat 4ouiej eo pad U It learn ser- 'Itvtl fclM end M9 iUin. .The jo-jo club. Mtajfla4' Jwtt the top . MO( IM Bonn had a -td acVUd ttnei ol m M atrita. Hod Pro- t b4 IM atcond be.it -tamaa H im, IM and . I aoriajt pe'a BM aamp as DtPap rail) lor 30 30. "T IM II? 411 .... i a in ui ' I j i M III ml t t a 1 ii 4j.i ( rf , ...I i Ut IM 4.M ' XAKa aX vJu I lJ i u -kat i UT I jo xio 14a im 4ir Pt lee ni " jjL.-,"f- "iAIM U .at IVeH.lr beat Pal Uarik 4 tW 3110, t.Baa-j -irip piitlnu if-l t ejompcto in ;e , 4ll'a Howl. llartha iy put lo et iiii IM nu 16a . (b IttW .M acne. V folkranv thr innlch, Id .wt.iw. iimb 1 10 aW etuicr. aub I WUUK'bam, wiUi a 'baa Dtkin 0( I'alinrr Ooaapany with a lBi. tt riVB WIN ' Laata bowlinit tram mt Alturaa Main Hon Ut Uiraej ol Uie four m AlWraa buwlera , ol the toeaj keulrrx , ma.tobaa. Ttui Lucky 1 piaba M vtatt Alturaa )iturn matob. AOTIMB k aad aVrtb Dull won d DouUlr.i Till Umei and Kb -'eI aha re ol rtaa) ttapaejf. Tie win it UUP, - . fM melon were V Jaat Malonr, arc- reMMO Doram and su f&4 Wi Ksri and 1m I J. ( fourth, nit!); 1,1 j BOUtl, filth. 1U9. 3 1 Sedgman Wins In Pro Start I.OH ANClKI.KH WWcl.vned PXprrU look cipiioninu viuwa on the Inline but Ihli nindi van certain todny: Aualialla'a iennift chain, plon Krnnk MrdKinan waa off lo a wlnniiifi atari a a professional plnvn . The Wyenr-uld nrtli iiiude lila pro debut a liiumphiim one leal niuht when he un ci Califoinla't Jin k Ki .'inicr, rullnu kn j of the plnv.fnr-pay boya, 3-, '0-4. -4. Not no aucceanlul w an Hrtliinian'a piirlnrr and, Unlll laM week, ro. hero of Ihe Auilrallpn tJnvia Cup tpam. Ken McCirriior. In I) In bow he Irll brfore the two-handed at-liit-k o Pancho Hi-liura ul Ecuador, HidRi'nan and M. Oreor teamed Ur!By,7 JT' l?)!.2.l,"r'ck M In neleai Kramer and Bt-iiura, 11, 0-3, In rtiiiiblcH, 'llio Auw-lea' Amrrli an pro debut waa atunrd belnie a near rapacity crowd ol about l.ooo Ian in Pan Pacific Auditorium, It waa ihe flint of a M-mntrh echedule for 10S3' new lennla tioupe on a lour thai Bedionan KlKiird to piny (or a uuarantee of 411.000 and McGregor 126,000. 'Hie allow goea on again here tonight. CAGE SCORES Ol.t.KOr) HAKKKTHAIX By The Au lated rreai . fab wr.T Orruon fliale 39 Waahington Btate 31 Montana 17 Montana SUile M Haci'nmento Slate 49 College of Pa cillc 4 Portland Unlv 19 UwlhfcC'lark 61 Ben Francisco YMI 63 Ban Joe 8 ale 43 ' College Idaho UT Mountain Home lldahOl AFB 83 Carroll (Monti (3 Rick II lover lime i Whllller M lia Angelea Loyola 63 Han rTranclaco 69 flanta Clara 48 Portland V. JVs 88 Lewla&Clark Frosh 60 Orrjon blnle Itooka 83 Lower Col umbia JC 66 KANT Notre Dame 1 NYU 11 (over, time i Yale 14 Prnnylvanla 64 Scoring leaden: Fires Perfect 50 Vern Moore opened Klamath Oun Club'a regular Hundav ahoot ached ule with a perfect SO In the 1 15 yard event on the club a Wocus range. Top handicap M:ore wenl to J.M. Atlamx wltli a 46x50. II waa the firai of the reirular Sunday ahoota which plani'cill for continuing the next alx monthi. acorcii Rule Proposal Aimed At 'Sucker Shift1 o ro rt rr Tf At. I 'Ho way laet aound out a I Hukklci In VCounly bas- ile that aaw i Hendrirkson I Gentry and fanlhers foul der. fad Blenioni iloquln. Dan .j -e Merrill with tlx Joyvee count. ' 'wi) Mrami.1. 0 Honeycult .4 Hendrlakiinn IO Wlnur. I Barry "1 ONell r, aiamona 14, 4ai 1 Jnhmon Aniinn Walton. i f ;i I f ' The Chicago had 33 of M algned for n Lollar and tantlne (Otiai .Initialed con- peered In 133 iu, oriving tttlns 13 horn- finally a 8 recently re y a Sox ittv re .'file of the Pa- nmtnt Si By The Aiaarlaled rreaa TKNNI8 138 ANC1ELK3 Frank Sedg man and Ken McGregor, Austral ia's Davis Cup aces, broke even in their professional singles debut. Sedgman best Jack Kramer, 3-e. 0-4. 0-4 after McOrcgor hud lost lo Pancho Bcgura, .a 1-6. BcdB man and McOiegor whipped Kra mer and Segura in the doublea, 11-9. -3. I'nOTItAI I. WASHINCTON in" order '.s'Oaston 33 Perndale Ja Tufts 73 MauocliUKetls 61 MIIIM'KST Kent Slale 90 Western Reserve 19 Millikin 81 Washington i St. Louis i 64 Norlhern Illinois 103 Whitewater i Wis.) 69 Tulsa 91 Houston no Mornlngslde 60 North Dakota 77 Dubuque 60 Iowa Wesleyan 73 Oeorgla 70 Georgia Tech 67 new urieans Loyola 72 Florida Slate fid Tennessee 61 Mississippi 11 Monti Carolina 19 Eui Carolina 66 N. C. State 106 Davidson 71 801 THWI.KT Texas 66 Texas Christian 46' Rice 64 Southern Methodist 64 Baylor 60 Texas AIM 44 Texas Tech 93 Arizona Slate (Flag- Bluff I 76 Oregon Prep Basketball Washington (Porllnndi 69 Park Rose 39 Jefferaon (Portland) 4 Oresham 40 Molalla 47 Mt. Angel 33 Rainier 60 Vernonia 36 Rugene 62 Junction Ct" 46 Sl. Francis (Eugene) 67 Elmlra 37 Forest Grove 63 West Linn 66 Albany 46 Corvallls 40 Hlllsboro 63 McMmnvllle 47 Dayton 61 Banks 36 Tlgard 65 New-berg 63 Rufus 67 Dufur 61 Oregon City 40 Benverton 34 Mllwsukle 66 Lebanon 43 Amity 33 Sherwood 29 llalsey 64 Monro 42 Jewell 64 Bay City 36 ntngtiim, at l.inmfi. A , CP (lllmora Kf HoIon, Kf Yoiinl. Kl AlUrFmrr. M Rjrron. Kf Mark. CP . H.n.tn. Of ludsrpeth, Tennv. A . Crtfipen. M Woodi A .... Jeffrlei, A I'rnra, Kr . Daan, GP Munitll KT Thompson, h Woolon. M . N lender), Myrlrh, A Wllllami. M Ynaun, OP . Taylor. A T. Lndn, Danslifrlyr liielr, A MrCoy. A C. Mllll. Kr WocKll, CP Lilly M Pepper. OP Ward, A .. Welch, A ... flakir. A n. Miiu. Kr llvvank, KF tMlimin. A Huiphln, CP Yarntii, rkr I. Dvl, K navii. M nvrtrand. 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Brenaman . K-ahnt 2S Israeli only I! Hire SO 4.1 ... n 41 4S X17 4:i XIH IS 34 I HOCKEY By Tlie Associated Press WKHTKR.V LKAGLK New Westminster 3 Victoria 2 Saskatoon 6 Seattle 3 Calgary 4 Tacoma 4 WASHINGTON In a move to discourage what fa popularly called the "wicker shift. ' college lootbal) coaches have recommend ed one of the most radical rules changes in years. The change, to aupplement the present regulation on false starts, would make It Illegal for a line man to make a move once he has assumed a starting position. Columbia's Lou utile, chairman of the Football Coaches Rules Com mittee, said a lineman would be subject lo penalty If he reached up and scratched his nose after once getting down In what Is known as a three-point position feet and one hand on Ihe ground. Through Little, the coaches pre sented the recommendation Tues day along with another proposal that the T-quarterback, be made eligible to receive a pasa after handling the ball from center, He la now Ineligible. Tha suggestions now go to the rules making body, which meeu next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The, coaches are only an advisory body. The football mentors voted to keep all other rules virtually in tact, Including tha controversial free substitution rule. TWENTY YEARS AGO Wash ington traded catcher Roy Spencer to Cleveland for catcher Luke Sewell and an undisclosed amount or casn. DtMelays Pest Opening V1.s The DeMolay teama both acorad victories last night whoa lb Vic tory Basketball Laaanaa mnmA play at Falrview, . i ueMoiay number 1 whipped Her aid and Newa, 6-4: OoMalay Number 2 waxed Crataw Laka. 32-33.' ' Dave Cummlnga and Ing Mont gomery led DeMolay a first Mom with 11 points each; Francs bad 10 for the Newspaper teem. Cummings doubled up to pet II against Crater Lake; Paugh bad nine for Crater Lake. HOTILS OSIURN HOLLAND IUGINI, OKI. :. MIDMRD Thoroughly Modern Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Barley and Joe Ear ley Proprietors discourage Ihe ao-callrd "sucker shllt" collri,-e grid conches recom mended that It be Illegal for a lineman lo make a move once he has assumed a starting position. ItASCIIALI. . BROOKLYN Oil Hodges. Brooklyn Dodger first baseman, who fnllrd lo get a hit In the 1962 World Series, Mcjicd his 1963 con tract (or nn estimated 130.000. Trojans WhipTule Tom Mulvey scored 33 points last night Jo lead the Sacred Heart Tro jans in a 64-42 win ofer Tulelake on the winners' court. The Trojans led all the way In the non-league game, 33-16 at hall time, . ; Tulc's King was high for the Honkers with 16. Tulelnke evened ihe score for the evening wit a 66-19 win over the Tiobabrs in the Junior vanity preliminary, .. . Hnx irnre: ' Tl l.ri.AKE tit) ' (11) a. tftAIT AJIred 10 F I anlder Cnyner S P Pratt Kini IS c 23 T. Mulvey Parker .1 G 12 Helderer Skail.ky 4 G 12 Neuberl Tulelake alibi: Buati. Slulllna, Brown, sorenaen 4, Peterson. Sacred Heart aubr. Thill, Colllna, J. Mulvey, Smith, Bur-rllL KB! LOOP TIPS OFF i THURSDAY The 12-tesm 13 If Bonanza conies In Klnmath Basin Indepen dent Bnakelball League opens to morrow Ight on four fronts. Two games at Bly pairs Bly against Tulelake and Camp New ell ngalnst Bcatty Lakers. At Merrill, Sprague River faces Merrill VFW and the Beatty Mer chants meet Merrill Clothing. Mullii travels to Chllocttiln and Kcno hosts Dorrls In other games on the slnto. New Ball May Fumbles WASHINGTON Ml Now they've called upon science to try to elim inate the rash of fumbles which plagued college football teams the past, season. Coaches atlendlng the annual NCAA sessions here are being shown a new sclentllically-trested football claimed by Its makers to e non-skid and tumble-proof. At least two sporting goods firms are shilling for the resur faced leather spheroid. One Is treated with a secret sub stance called 'Formula 16.' The other Is covered with somthlng called Orlpi-Tiglit, One of the balls was tested In the Rose Bowl game. Result: One fumble lost. Btayton 64 Mill City 49 Cascade Locks 61 The Dalles JVs 62 Sheridan 62 North Marlon 49 Sandy 67 Canby 63 Scappoose 64 St. Helens 51 University Hlhg (Eugene) 47 Cot tage Orove 27 Springfield 67 Willamette (Eugene) 64 Reedsport 60 Siuslaw 51 Woodbtirn 47 Sliverton 39 Oarlbaldl 68 Wheeler 47 Toledo 43 Tnft 42 Dallas 66 Estncsda 43 Sclo 66 Detroit 39 Astoria 55 Seaside 47 Nestucca 67 Tillamook Catholic 37 Brownsville 68 Coburg 60 Newport 46 Waldporl 42 Portland Downs Lewis and Clark PORTLAND I Lewis Clark's Kenny Serves scored points but his team was defeated 79-67 by Portland university in a basketball game here Tuesday night. Andy Johnson was high for Port land with 21. Beavers Outlast Cougars - NORTHERN DIVISION By The Aaeoclated Praia W L Pet. Washington 2 0 1.000 Idaho 1 i-ow Oregon Stale 1 0 1000 Oregon o 2 .ooo wasn. state " ' Toeiday's Keealta Oregon State 19 Waahn, State 17 Wednesday waanuigron state at Oregon State. Friday and Saturday Idaho at Washington; Washington State at Oregon. CORVALLIS, Ore. ! The Oregon Btate Beavers, last team off in the Northern Division bas ketball race, defeated Washington Slale 39-37 Tuesday Bight In a slow-moving game which featured the defensive play of both quintets. Th Beaver set un a tight zone defense at the start and held the cougars to a single point in ine first quarter while netting only seven themselves. The Cougars broke through tor 13 points in the second period ana thetr 14-13 hslfttme margin waa their first and only lead of the evening. OSC'a second platoon took over midway of the third period which ended with the Beavera out in front 22-19. The fourth quarter was all OSC'a. 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