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DAY. JAV'UATV 19R3 IGCUT! ITT! Si Mk to atka MmWi l fr ran -nun u TT, Cannon tPa.) I' i.e. k. i tsiai is man imitota California Jjft ' .- ! Wtvtlttngtoo BUta IT OWl HOW N 1"im5 Unk M 1 iMitiMd' M ;7 ilif,) TO, Bant Clara t.-, -. . : . m; Ut Angai Cantral WuMa xl ' BtHiaa OolumbU U .itaUj Froth M, d tT. MMloa Mo- (Butea) Bomb CeUeu 11 tnoeton 41 ' ' ' tn M, fiatdalu M (OM ft .J. Pa.) . MUBMOMf iitr.; SS r'-i L ... If? ft 4 M M via tl MM M .V. i ll i.'- J: 3 WW. .if " M alaomp- W, MU' u9 2 -4 r.' ,. :s'!'- lMitBiur i t f wr mi w dls pmi Pels livide CTMi Cavemen . Medford Next For Klamaths HIT, t ITANtllMiN Mdfml KUfttatli fall. II l I .auo I Ot.nl. I'... Kl Kl.in.il, r., (1 MaUluiil u A. hi. .in 4j Tlie Klmiii iviicun. m , vm nflrr B.lurday nlghl' Ium lo Or.nln p, BO.M, .rid Kiitn drllU tonluhl to face the dlnlrlcl. lodlliK McOlorda Krldv mid HhU urdiy In a crii ll rnad trip (or Ihc Prl. Balurduy nlht'a lona gavt (he Pl a aplit wuh th Cavdnen. Tht Klamath tam won H-M rnday uliihl. Meanwhile, Medloid waa awern Ing IU aeries anainM Aahland with M-43 Saturday nlictil win. The tlrat quarter wa close Sat urday but when Clary Mark (cored tat in the. Iranie U) give the Cave, men a 16-14 lead, the vlsltore were head to nliiy. They headed Into the aecond quarter with a IM4 lead and Itretchcd It to 33-23 at the hall. Tho Pelt made a aerloua bid to eitch up early In the third quarter knd cloaed It lo 31-36. Again In the fourth period, Jun Dougherty, Don Mllla and Clinton Mill hit In that order and Doug Penre added a free throw to nnrrow the Cnveinen'a Iced lo M-Sd. But Orantu Pau Started Ita alall at Ihi point and picked up four free throw with the Pela foullnr In an attempt to (tin noMeuion of the ball. Don Reene. Orantji PnV high acorer end one of the district Isad ora, waa blanked but Bam Dean nd Mark look up the alack with It end 14 polnla. terry Yarnell pacrd the Pela with 13. Every Pel Oliver 11 ol them edged Into the acorlng column but it wasn't enough. . Boa wot.' O RANTS FASI rn rT rr tp Mtpalli. Bean. Mark. J , ' , 1 Mrun I e Feeda 3 4 lta.ti.nd e 0 Teaian 3 o eld e e Total. . la 9A BI.AVAT1I tALI.a T"lall. I Douanartr, f &"" c . . ilinore, f yuune, e. Ita.artct: ear r on . o l ura a van C. Mllla - .. 3 o f a Wina I a i a atutuaii , n i o i via 0ii Toula 12 3 25 &i HalTl.nia cn-e Ct-amia. ... n Oamaih ralla 23 rraa fhrowa miiird: Oront Pa. l.l .Da . Matk I. Han M 3. lUdcpath 7. Wood 3. Rarltand Ii ; Klamath fall t tYarnall .. Mor. M 3, Youni 4. Douiharty I. Tenr . Awani a u. Mill. 1, Mmmtl I. UavU tt. OfflciaU: Bwanaon and fr link. Jayvees Whip rants Pass By HAROLD MiKAV 'The Klamath junior varsity Itkrted slow Saturday night but picked up speed to whip the Grants Pais Jayvees, 44-2, In the pre liminary to the Klamath - Grants Pan varsity game. Th Jsyvers trilled 5-1 it lh end f one quirter but rallied In the second frame to hold a H3-I3 lend t halltlme. It wis 34-18 going Into the fourth quirter. A Grants Piss rally fell fir short In the fourth fnme. Klamith's David D'Ollvo nd Lou Zaroslnskl scored nine ach lor high point honors. 0 BANTS TAtl C!t (It) KLAMATH Bartlelt r Todd Bold era Summers BoHnsar let D'Ollvo James 10 3 l.owe urr lot Zaroalnaki Crania Fata tuna: Cudd I. Hlalop. Mu stek, Raaaa, Varnar. Klamath ralla subs: Aaraham t. Young T. Barker, Mathlat, Weill 3, Barren 1, Pitta. TENNIS MELBOURNE, Australia Mau reen (Little Mo) Connolly of Ban Diego won the Australian National Women's tennis championship, de feating Julie Sampson of 8sn Ma rino, Calif., S-3, 6-3. Exams Stall College Basketball i NEW YORK Wl-Passlng be comes more important than shoot ing In college basketball this week examination time is here again. More and more of the nation's cage squads will be hitting the nooks instead o( tnn b o r d a be tween now and the first of the month. And In coaches' offices aspirin .consumption will rise while the mentors sweat out the professors' verdicts. Tho Ivy Leaguo has quit cold until Feb. 4 and the rest of the conferences and Independents are tapering on lasi. Actually, conference competi tion isn't very far advanced most places although the season as i whole Is about half over, Most or the conference! don't hit their ktride until late December. Not one of the 14 conferences which automatically qualify their champions for the NCAA postsea son tournament has cincn win ner as the lull approaches. The Skyline six proMbiy comet th closest with Wyoming- out in front six victories without a loss. Wyoming Journeys west for week- gimes against erignam young nd Utah and could have the crown Virtually wrapped up by baturday Bight, Set on Hall, the natlon'i only m ir' unbeaten tenni. remains the tl9S of the Independents with II AM.tr It ATX trail a w , 2a Niilnltar I Urllfa B , . 24 NiiMibar 3 Grlgc , 24 Iwan l.ana 21 Mai-'i stora .... ...,;,., 3'l liiila'a rood . WM- ,.. It hafaway ... 14 Wlartt'a Ckleken II ai-araa Vatlartar Cralg'i 2 Iwan Laka I Mara aiora 3 Wlard'a I J-uula't 3 ftafawar I Nuntbar 3 Urlgfa 3 No. I Crlgga t Marguerite Brelthaupt, i begin ning bowler, took the pity away from team captalna, the only vet erans In the Alley Kate League, yenlerdey with i I37-116-IM-4D4 i.erlts that waa good enough for both high game and aeries. Beth Orlgga ot Orlgga Number 1 team also had 176 game to tie Brelthaupt and added gamei of 14 nd I3 for the second beat string. 1 400. Elort Bagley of Orlgga Number 1 team rolled 111 game. Team high scores went to Wlard'a Chicken with in $01 game and Cralg'i. the league-leader, with a I Wl series. Mao'a Store had ill game and 2300 series for runner-up honors. TIN riNETTI t. t't 12 Kuparlar Troy 1111 lUdlo . Ooldan Oama H.an Roaburk I'allf-an Driva In 'i . .. 3 - J.l J. W. Krrna . " ja Kunrlta ftarvlra t f.rklm haw. m . s.ara. Vaalardaa Kama 4 rarltlna 0 Taltran 3 laara I Cioldan Crame 3 guparlor-Troy I Ul I luntlia 1 Pelican Drive In captured most of tho high-scoring laureli In yea terdey'a ictlon In the Ten Plnetta Bowling League for beginners. Millie Bheehy. with t 1-I4-1T4-401 airing, grabbed both game and series high. Mildred Eklund, also of Pelican, wai close behind with i 113 game, but Lena Parsons, member of the second-place BliB Radio team, hid the second high series, i 148-165-137-451 tiring. Pelican wis high (or boih learn gania and series with scores of SS4 and 22M. Colden Creme had 1 756 game (nd Betrs Roebuck t 2UM serlea. M11VOB LIAGVI Tulil-lco Cratn atandtird Station undsrd Htatlen a a I Tula Or In 4 Kitknrfaril fan. m Cr-ta l.aal Nlak.1 J j Htrld:ftwi.9 Uidar4 Two t . ; Tulelake Oram snared all - the scoring honors Inst night in Its 4-0 win over 8tandird Station Num. ber I In tlie MJior League, thus pulling Hi read to alx games In the four-tcum leattuc. Harold Poorl of the Tule team had a 190-I7S-156-495 series lor both high line and series, helping the tram to game honors with a 376 game and 3523 series. Tule Whips Bonanza Tulelake started slow Saturday night but poured on the steam af ter the first quarter to swamp Bo nania, 76-31, In non-league game on the winners' court. Jerry King led Tule with 31 points. The Honkera held a squeaky IO-( lead alter one quarter of play but pumped it to 31-11 at the half and coasted In. The Tulelake Junior varsity whipped the Bonanr.a Jayvees, 74-31, In the preliminary. Box arorer B0NAN7.A (tl) (tl) TDLtl.AKr I. Kobarla I ril Allred Slalnakar r 14 Coynar H. KotrUe C 21 King Olvan lot Soranaon Bulla 3 G I Paraar Benansa aura: HoaHar 4, Mitchell s. Nalaon 3. Dwrk 1, Rumatt 1. Tulelake auba: Skallcky 17, Ftlaraen 1. Malbourna Davis Cup Tannis Sila MELBOURNE, Australia Australia will defend Its I Davis Cup in this citv Dec. 38-3S and 30. It was announced Monday, Last year the challenge round was held in Adelaide.' straight. Memphis stale visits th New Jersey club tomorrow night nd It looks like No, 19 coming up. The conference picture generally looks like this: Ivy Cornell (4-0 In the league), surprise leader with Columbia (2-0) coming fast. No games this week. Southern Wake Forest (8-0) on top but North Carolina State tl-l) still the big threat. Southeastern Louisiana State (4-0) plays at Georgia tonight but cant'l lose the lead since second place Florida 13-1) doesn't play this week. , Southwest This conference, as usual. Is running on the theory that any boy can be president. Tex as and Baylor (3-1) currently tied lor the lead. Border Hardln-Slmmons (4-0) U being pressed by Arlrons (3-0). Paclflo Coast California (51) looks the best In the Southern sec tion with Washington (8-0) topping the class up North, - Rocky Mountain Idaho State (1-0) and Western State (3-0) head the list. , Big Seven Oklahoma (3 0) can't seem to do much outside th league but It' a out front among the home folk Hj far, But don't over, look Kanss. (3-1), the defending NCAA champion, or Kansas Suti HERALD ANT) Huskies Seem Cinch To Grab Cage Title NORTIIKKN UIVINION I, Pel Withlngton Oregon Idaho Oregon Slate Wishlngton State 0 1.000 .600 .400 .260 3M .313 .500 .too .167 HOtTIIKRN DIVISION California 6 1 USC 3 3 UCLA 3 Stanford 1 k By The Associated Preaa Nearing the hallway mark of the 11153 basketball schedule, the Washington Huskies continue to pace the Pacific Coast Confer ence't Northern Division, and. bar ring the unforeseen, appear to be shoo-in for their third straight Northern chimplonshlp. In the Southern Division, It's the surprising CilKornli Bean. Rited to finish behind the UCLA Bruins, defending coist champion, when the campaign opened, the Bears now boait a 6-1 record. The Bruin and Southern California ire tied In second piece with three wins nd three losses each. TWO STRAIGHT The Huskies, ranked No 8 In The Associated Press poll list week, made It two-ln-i-row over TONY ROSS . . . facet Suit Double Main For Mat Card ane Armory doors, closed to wrestling lor a month, open for an ouiiionaing three-bout crd Wednesday night. Matchmaker Mack Llllard has signed two innln event rinu-n for one hour or the best two of three iaiu inn niu nour, one-fall open er. Eric (The Oreit) Pedersen. the egotistical muscic-rlDDler. Is nown for one main event. The vain, ex weiirhtllfter fnecs Lou Mecera. Tony Ross, whose appeaiince al ways guarantees iction, meets Al Btasz, former Pacific Coist Junior heivyweight chimoion. in th other feature bout. Prank James. Boston Negro making his first aDDCirnnce here tangles with Bronco Lublich In the euriain-raiser. Lublich Is showing here tor the second time. He gave Ross a busy hnlf hour lust before tlie Christmas holidays. iteservea tickets are on sale Castleberry Drugs. at TONIGHT'S CAGE FARE CITY LEARt'E (Altamontl Payless vs. Hilltop, 7; Palmerton i. Gilchrist, 8:30. GIRLS LEAGUE (Mills) Griggs vs. Oregon Woolen, 7; Malln vs. Petroffs. 8:15. KLAMATH BASIN LEAGUE Dorrls vs. Camp Newell and Malln vs. Tulelake at Tulelake: Chlloquln vs. Beatty Merchants and Keno vs. Sprarrue River at 8prague River; Merrill Clothing vs. Bly and Mer rill VFW VS. Beattv Lakers al Bly. OREGON TECH Owls vs. East- em Oregon College (OCC Con ference game). 8. (0-1), leader In the AP poll the past three weeks but upset by Kansas Saturday night, 80-66. Missouri Valley-Tulsa (3-0) and Oklahoma A. & M. (1-0) are the leaders. Tulsa plays twice this week, at Wichita Wednesday and Houston Saturday. The Aggies, Idle In the conference, tackle DcPaul at the Chicago Stadium Friday In one of the week's brightest games. Big Ten Indiana (7-0) consoli dated Its lead Saturday night with double overtime 74-70 triumph over second-place Illinois and meets Purdue tonight. MId-Amcrlcan - Miami (Oxford. O. variety i nd Ohio University are tied at 4-1. Mid - Atlantic Pennsylvania Military College (3-0) and Dela ware ta-O) pace the Held In the Southern section and Lebanon Val ley (3-0) In the Western of this conferece, which was one of four added this year to the automatic qualifying list. Yankee Connecticut (3-0) out In front up east, Saturday night was a rough one for the top teams, Besides the up sets of Kansas and Illinois, third ranked La Salic bowed for the sec ond lime this season to De Paul, 88-63, and Western Kentucky, No. 10 in last week's AP poll, toll vic tim to Eastern Kenlticky. 78-8D, In k Uttlk atat feudln'. 1 fri.:-r, ' tmmfmttV(,mmmm NKVVS. KLAMATH FALLS. CC Oregon state Saturday night, downing the Beavers es-66. Wash ington took tt.t Friday night game 78-63. The Husklet take to the road this week, facing last-place Wash ington Butte In a pair of games at Pullman. Oregon State also will be travelling, tackling Idaho Fri day and Baturday nights at Mos cow. Oregon, In the runnerup spot alter splitting a pair with Idaho 7-76 and 67-73, steps out of the con ference to play the University of San Francisco al Eugene Friday and Portland University at Port land Saturday, WIN FIVK Washington will take a 8-0 con ference record and 13-1 mark lor the aeason into the two game series at Pullman. The Washing ton state Cougars, who have won only five games In the 1952-63 sea son, took their 18th loss Saturday, bowing 68-66 to Gcmzaga In a non league contest at Spokane. Washington, paced by lanky Bob Houbregs who collected 23 points, hit 45 per cent of Its tries against Oregon Stale, while the Beavers mad good on only 35 per cent of their attempts. Coach Slats Gill assigned two of his Beavers to t-foot-7 Houbregs and one to Joe Clprlano. who was deadly In Friday night's game. That gave 6-foot Doug McClary virtually a free hand and he added 20 points to Washington's total. The 23 points scored by Hou bregs gave him a six-game con ference total of 176 and 354 points for Washington's 14 games this season an average of 25.3. Oregon grabbed an early lead over Idaho at Moscow but faded In the face of a Vandal scoring splurge In the second quarter and was never able to catch up. The Vandals, behind 14-17 aiter the first quarter, led 40-26 t the half, and 55-44 going into the final period. - Hartley Kruaer led the scorine potting 20 points for Idaho. Ed Halberg was high man for Oregon with Ik. In th Southern Division Bob McKeen scored 24 points fo,- Cal. ifornla as the Bears downed South- ern walllornla. 71-63 Saturday. The Bears took the Friday gam 78- UCLA, fighting to stay in the race, took a couple. of close. ones irom ataniora. 67 -6e ana 74-71.- O'Brien Benched SEATTLE It) The Seattle Uni versity team physician called a temporary halt Sunday to Johnny O'Brien's drive tor a new national four-year collegiate basketball scoring record. Dr. James D. Layman Jr., or dered O'Brien to bed for treatment of a back Injury received In a game two weeks ago with Gonzaga and aggravated in Saturday's foul filled contest with Portland. Coach Al Brightman said the high-scoring Chieftain, the nation's third-ranking shotmaker, will miss Tuesday night's game with Pacllic Lutheran College at Tacoma but may be In shape for Saturday's game with San Francisco Univer sity here. It will be the first game Johnny O. has missed In four years of collegiate basketball. O'Brien was held to 18 points Saturday night s the Chieftains made it two In a row over Port land 83-63. Sixty fouls were called In the game. 35 of them against Portland, and police hd to dis perse crowds which milled around tne floor after the contest. The 18 points scored by O'Brien boosted his season total to 402, an average ot 36.8 per game. He needs to score a total of only 114 points In Seattle's remaining 14 games in average of about eight a game to equal th four-year record of 3.902 held bv Nate De- Long of River Falls, Wis. 1 If you've tasted today's SCHENLEY, ...you know its the best-tasting whiskey in ages ! BLENDtD WHISKEY 16 PROOF. 65 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRIT.. SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS, INC., NEW YORK, NEW YORK OREGON - Ploy fir 6w rtv axMKMarr. HERE JERRY WYATT atiumes defensive pote but th North Bend lad's main forta it adding up two-pointeri for the Oregon Tech Owli. He'll b tn on tha firing line tonight with hit teammate, againtt Eattern Oregon College in an Oregon Collegiate Conference clash, the firtt of a two-game series on successive nights. ' ' . Vernon Pryor Named For Shrine Contest PORTLAND Wi Vernon Pryor, xviHmaui rails lacxie, was tne only locai grmoer named to tne Upstate all-star squad for the annual game with the Portland all-stars. Half back Calvin GUmore was named to an alternate position. The Portland team his a 3-2 record over the Upstaters in the i benefit series that has netted for the Shrine Hospital $105,000 here. The game Is to be played the night of Aug. 22. There are four players ech from Prinevllle and Marshfield and three from Bend on the Upstate squad : Ends Bill Baer, Bend; Reaneus Cochran, Marshfield; Norman Myers, Baker; Eddie Morris, St. Helens. Tackles Darrell Aschbacker, PrlneviUe; George Meyers, Salem; Vernon Prior. Klamath Falls; Mar vin Vander Zanden. Hillsboro: Bob Delsman, Ashland. Brown Gets WILPrexyJob VANCOUVER. B, C. ( Robert Abel of Tacoma will hand over the presidency of the Western In ternational Baseball League to Vancouver's Bob Brown Monday at the WIL's annual meeting. - Brown, owner-manager ol Van couver's CapUanos, will become the first full-time president of the league. Abel, head .of the league since 1937, becomes secretary and legal advisor to the expanded cir cuit, . ToraDgjIfoft US HUkO, Starts lakkar . . Guards Charles Austin, Clarke Cubbage. Euaenes Bend; Ron Rieser, Albany; Ron Smart,, As- torla. timers Bob. Hankinson, Hills- uuru. ana uu scnnelder, Prinevllle. quarterbacks Ouiiu-v c... Marshfield; and Milt Ricnau, The' vaues, Halbacks Tom Crabtree, Marsh. neia; rrea Hall, Prineville; Miles Doaroman, Bend: Flovd Burriohr Springfield; Gene Fllppen. Rainier. ruiioacks spike w 1 1 1 t r m Prinevllle: Bob Bogardus, St. Hel ens; Bob Fuiwyler, Vale. Alternates: Linemen Rntrr-r Rratmnri urams rass; Bill Blunk, The Dalles; Laurie Fitzpatrick. West Linn; Jess Jackson, Ontario; Kar sten Lewis, Hood River; Winston Maxwell. Eugene; Bill Moore The Dalles; Don Newton, Corvallis; Frank Parker, Oregon City; Fran cis Peterson, Redmond: Ralph Stayley. Newberg: Charles Wil iams. Oregon City. Backs Ken Bond, Baker; Frank Dunn, Burns; Calvin Gilmore, Klamath Falls; Gary Guyll, Pend leton: Dan Lovejoy, Nyssa; Jack Moad, Medford; Bill Robeck, Bend and Roff, MUton-Freewater COMPLETE Automotive Services MOTOR OVERHAULING MOTOR TUNE-UP BRAKE RE-LINING DRUMS TURNED FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT ir WHEEL BALANCING ir LUBRICATION WASHING POLISHING TIRE SERVICE JUCKELAND TRUCK SALE & SERVICE, INC. 11th and Klamath ' 2-251 1 Inttrnational Truck. HUDSON I. F. Goodrich Tires w w w E. Oregon Here For Two Tilts The Owla of Oregon Tech aUrt playing for keeps tonight when they host Eastern Oregon College tl La Grande In the first of two Oregon Collegiate Conference count ers on OTTs mlle-hlgh court. Tip-off time Is 6 o'clock. The Mountaineers of northeast Oregon hold two league wins over Portland State, while this Is Ore tech' first dip Into OCO play. It's a busy week of conference Play for tha Owls who travel to Monmouth for a Friday-Saturday series with th Wolves ot Oregon College. Th Mountalneera are fresh off four games against Southern Ore gon College of Ashland. The Raid ers won them all. The Owlf. on thu other hand, split even In four games with the Raiders, indicating the aeries will be a dogfight. Eastern Oregon will have two high-scoring forwards on tha flr.ng . line. Lowell Kolbaba and Larry Pryso. Big Bob Adrian, ax Portland Bute eager, is at center while the guard choices will ba picked from Gene Fox, Ken West enskow and Jerry Poyser. The Owls will answer Eastern Oregon's Kolbaba Pryse scoring combination with a couple of for wards of their own who are not shy In the scoring department, Jerry Wyatt and Tom Schubert. It's likely Keith Thompson will open at center, Len Oenettn and Walt Butler at guards, although Art Kirkland hadn't definitely settled on his starters this morn ing. The Owls go Into tha two-game series (tonight and tomorrow night) with six vlctorels la 13 king's-X games. - Vikings BeatOCE OregOB Cctlegists Ceafame w l Pet. rr tA EOCE ' 2 o 1.000 183 Ml OCE - 1 1 .500 12 11 Portland State 1 3 .360 28t 3M Oregon Tech 0 .000 I Saturday results Portland State 56 OCE 61 PORTLAND (P Don MaeLeaa scored 21 potnt to lead Portland State to a 56-51 Oregon Colleoiat. Conlertnce basketball victory over vrrcnun uoiieg ol Education her Saturday night. . . .' The. victory, wis, tuB-Viking' first conference win of the season. Portland State led all the way nd held 32-17 advantage at hall time. Howard Sullivan was high for OCE with 17 points. Southern Oregon defeated East ern Oregon, 86-74, In a non-con. ference game at Ashland Saturday night. Lowell Kolbaba of Eastern Oregon was high scorer of tha game with 27 points. Bob Smith led Southern Oregon with 20. OTI Reserves Mash Lassen Oregon Tech's reserve haak.t. bailers Saturday night comnleuiv outclassed Lassen Junior College on the big OTT floor to win 7v31.. The visitors from Susamrtlla were no match for the Owla and OTI Coach Art irkland had all his second and third stringer in action. The OTI starting five. Henslee. Thompson, Jepsen, Willis and But ler, allowed Lassen only four points in the first quarter while the Owls were chalking up 21. ' At the half. It was OTI 58, Las sen 19. CAR AND TRUCK i'V;- m : If
