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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1953)
.''III,'.,, TIME OUT! wh, WfiVes U W "Thank. I'm afraid I just dwt't know a thing about uainf lure!" Bly Could Mix KBI Playoff STANDINGS TuIcUke Inner . Maim Town . -Ctiihxiuin Town its , Merrill VTW . Bly Townie Dorris Ttv-vnies Spramte River Beatty Lakers Camp Newel) . K.mo Townies , , MfmU Ctoliiinf . . 1 10 10 . 0 11 .000 Monmouth Here For 2 Games Games tonight and tomorrow night against Oregon College of Monmouth are the ones that count to the hostine Oregon Tech Owls in a fight to keep their bid strong for the Oregon Collegiate Confer ence crown. Currently the Owls are even at 3-3 after the first round of play. A sweep of the series here would mean the Owlies could tighten iheir bells for the home stretch, four games on the road. A split would virtually erase any chance the Owls hare of captur ing their first OCC title. Two set backs would mean the Techs would finish out the season just becaue it's scheduled. Eastern Oremn holds the OCC ret i lead with a record. Tne wolves g of Monmouth invade OTI's nule .'soo I high court with a 5-3 record. The .ui Owls hold down the third spot jSS with 3-3. with Portland Slate the .343 lone occupant of the cellar at 2-6. J' IN RACE .73 ; Oregon Tech is definitely still in .osi tne race but to stay alive the Owls should point for a grand slam against the Wolves, That won't be easy even with the Owls at full strength, because OCE whipped OTI twice in their first Ruttv Merchants cares MM .tifBi Tuk'leke 68 Keno .M Malin 81 Merrill VTW 46 Dorris 65 Merrill Clotliinf 3 Chiloquin 99 Camp Newell 44 Cwini, Kir 71 Blr 4ti Beatty Liken 64 Beatur Merchants "'series gt Monmouth. The Tulelake toners, Malin The Owls are nursing fervent Townies and Chiloquin Townies j hopes center Keith Thompson and tied down plavoff berths In the I forward Jerry Wyatt will be ready. vi.m.th R a s i n Indenendent I wyatt. me team's men ssorer w: League last night but the fourth' M-3 average la league games. position could go to a playoff. nursing an Injured elbow chilonuin and the Blv Townies Thompson sprained his ankle u have a makeup game that could workouts this week and his ability it n m't Jl'i PRETTY" JANET REASON, Oregon Tech co-ed, gives ouf with the do-or-dl pilch and four of tonighfs OTI tfartert jeem to go for it. Left to right, !hey art Jerry Wyatt. Tom Hu"Ph'y. Tom Schubert and Lcn Genetin. Keith Thompson, nursing an iniured ankle, didnt qet in the picture and may not get in the game tonight. The Owls face Oregon College in the first of a crucial two-game series. ' have a bearimr on the fourth team in the four-team playoff Feb. 27 and 38. Chiloquin will qualify for the playoffs even though it loses to Bly. But a victory for Bly would : throw that team in a tie with Mer rill VFW for the fourth position with 7-4 records. A victory for Chiloquin would automatically give Merrill VFW the fourth position. The date lor the game hasn't been set. Tulelake won last night over Keno, 68-52, and Malin waxed Mer rill VFW, 81-46. as those two teams finished with 10-1 records. Chilo quin walloped Camp Newel, 99-44, to run its record to 8-2, with one game, the makeup with Bly, to go. Dorris dumped Merrill Clothing, 65-30: Sprague River socked Bly. 71-46; and the Beatty Lakers knocked out the Beatty Merchants, 64-41, In other games on the pro-eram. Rod Dletrick scored 23, Jim - Conroy 20 In Malin's win . over Merrill VFW. Hoskins was high for Dorris with ,22. Wayne Hatcher with 31, Remo Mmato with 28 and jack Alien with 20 led Chiloquin in its romp over Camp Newell, but Urias Hill of the Newell five topped them all, scoring 37 of his team's 44. Irwin Crume and Don - Hubble each canned 19 in Sprague River's win over Bly, in other outstanding scoring; performances. to answer the opening whistle to- mgnt is a question. Coach Art Kirkland said vester day if Thompson isn't ready, Tom Schubert will go to the center spot and Tom Humphrey to Schubert's iorward position. Len Genetin and Walt Butler would get the opening noas at in- - i positions, THEY'LL START But if Wyatt and Thompson are ready, they'll start, with Schubert at the other forward position. Humphrey and Genetin at the guard spots. Although a classy team, the Wolves don't boast of too much height and Kirkland wants all his tall men in the tame for baric. board strength. Oregon College Coach Boh Liv ingston told the Herald and News earlier this week he would open with forwards Howard Sullivan and bos rrantz, center Frank Grove. ana guards Bob Bushneu and Charles Pinion. - Frantz and Pinion are the scor ing threats. . - Tip-off tune both nights is 8 o clock. ' Box ico res: MAUN (til ! MEMtUX VFW Woodier it r a Liskey Duncan 3 - T 9 neck Diet rick 23 C 7 Duncan Anderson S3 G 8 Rader O'Keete ( G 1L Kandra Malin tube: Dalton. Stevenson 6. Coo roy 30, Lindsay. Unis. Mernll VFW subs: I. Kandra. D. Knox t, P. Knox 5, So well 3. Howard 2. CLOTHING () Kandra 13 T Howard 1 T rotheringhara IS C Barry 7 G Reeves 1 G noaais Calton 22 Hoskins 12 Portcrfield 6 Fine 15 Robinson Davey Can't Buy This Merrill Clothine subs: Vauihn 2. Tsv lor. Dorris -subs: Dodson 3, Hammond. CHILOO.IIN IN) ill) CAMP SEWELL W. Hatcher 31 r 2 Bones G- Hatcher T 1 Schaefer Minaio 30 c C. Hatcher G fliuier 2 tnuoi DuBois 2, Powell, Gilmore. CHICAGO (fl This will come as a surprise to Chuck Davey, but Sugar Ray Robinson doesn't think welterweight champion Kid Oavi lan packs much of a punch: . ' Davey was knocked down four times in Chicago Stadium Wednes day night as Gavilan won on a 10th round TKO. "Gavilan Isn't a good puncher," said Robinson as he arrive in ! Chicago to fill a theater date. "By that I mean he isn't a destructive hitter. I fought him twice and I know he is very clever." Robinson, who retired as middle weight king to take up a dancing profession, said he thought Gavi lan would be wise to leave the welterweight ranks and so for the 37 Mill " Pound title. 2 Gille-pie Brodericx KIOHURD, Spent Mitor Huskies . in Corvallis By The Associated Freai i fourth place with a 4-8 record, has I to keep a firm hofd on Kecond The Washington Huskies, virtual the potential to atop Washinulon. I place but to make a clean sweep shoo-ins for the Northern Division the potential being In the form of I of their annual four-game term Coast Conference cage crown, Tony Vlastellca, the Aberdeen wlr- with WSC, a trick the Ducks bump into the explosu e ' Oregon ard. top sourer for the Beavers, haven't turned since the nrexent Beavers at Corvallis Friday and I Oregon will be cunninir for two schedule system was adontrd in Saturday nights, the top item on straight over the Cougars, not only I imo. tne loop cm ot tare. asraway ... (teener Food ialta ptitletuotMW Klamath l.ur Bon la role rata. mil Moose Jit.-keialiri lisfam " Kl.ai KUmalh I.Ih i liitiieiwiKBM I ill HiNHf .1 llael'er I juikjlatid J Hetald-.Ntws I xjiruav with a 4-0 m orr ii. ii. u.i until. It iiulllna away Hum III P'k M in CUV Unwlim Lcaiiue. itti a Hire tixl " puml lrd over ItU'k.va. Hub VU-lorln of the Merrill Moo rolled Die lP initio Wit"1. TJ-1 bill t.loU Drew of Berber fond 8"le hid Hi ond high smnr. 111. and added lines of ISO ami 178 tur Hie lop aeries, a wo. Vii'luruiK larked on tames of 110 and 193 to hit top line tor a 849 .terio. llirbrr had th Irani game anil ,ciir lull marks will) a string of 7M. 7IW slid M3 for 'an aeries, lili'kvn' s.'7 llio arcoml III all name and Cma Cola's KM the tictl be-M scrirs. t uiiniu LtAIItt w I. tlllllxo fate M ! Miou S IIUllI . .. W 30 N.litnr, ..... MoUIMr i - -IS 9i ll.'Mpr.' Clraurr 91 JT Sl..., .rhul Wlldcals 31 31 W.lker Vi,dln "it( IttfariMt I U Jfl 38 la.l SUM MUlif 3 Hnoe SrnuliO t W.ilhr, J Hi.Haiaa I llilll.111 J OeaciMI I Svhmvvk e 4 -S Wildcals LaRavne llarrii of ll league leailiiis Hilliut, Cafe rolled a Jo. 160-Juo-uUI arrlrs la it liltlil, lop uerlormance In the Ladybug Buwj. Iiig Leoiiue. Mchnierk a. tlilrd plar learn, had Malin Whips H- To Earn Fourth t Malm won (tiurlh-aredlnr In ik. i . . Malm won tuurlli-aredliig In the upcoming Klamath County Class B baaketUall tournament in a 4fl-J win over Hi Henley Hornet last urn in. Hoth teams wnl into Hi game Willi 1J tecwda. Malln'a win gives III Mustang luurlh plac In the league which winds up Imilulil with Merrill at Chiloquin, (taored Hrari at Hnnaiu and Illy l illlcliriM. Clilluquin It lavnted to llnlah the urasoli unliralm Willi win ovrr Merrill. Hdrrrtl Heart ahuulil lie down Hi second tpot In whipping Itunaiua. Hut .a. r. Chllnquilkjjk, '"mliy wiuTi'MS ninil. Hul "! h.v, J-f three .Hdtl'I1ili """in. IhT JWld IllUkh JS? S It luaet to ?ajwl7,ll M,ll tl7aU o."lp M'iV 'r lleiu,,' , "' iiv, mSLkT' cured quickl.T'j "ul!" ssM.rS.J "I r-rancu rtiC on une ,0ln liTTSjl Hut UauSey "tMl lor MalTuf? dumurd I, , " the Mu-unn i My Tk Aawlated rrH lr"? ,ln IratTZ II01XVWOOU - Chuck Connora I "llnna lor MeaC loriner major leaguer with III 0.1k . '" ,,,e lam aJ Irn Uodgrrt and- Chli ao Cub.. ! lrort cl'ntd tuat, l" aiiiioum rd hit retirenirnl liom i ,Kl "w : tu uli baseball and Hie Loa Angeliu An. m"u" ol limn. grin In lavor of a movie career. ' , 1ulM UiUr J u lit. si in lilt AM uiuverally uf ;-'ri""r to t1t ,r Tenneaae a lined 11.000 by Ihei1"" ",, the JjT' Mouiltraatent CorilereiH.'o lor uiiik ' "hlv,d um" H'B Nil Captain Jim Haitian) wlw had Im lht lotutb. tW playrd luur tranoita uf luolball " ,n ItVasil liiv prevloua lo laal lall and was there uy ineligible lor the ' teaaon. BAN ANTONIO, Ts. - Wallrr Uurkenio uf rranklin, Mich., with a nine under par 31-ll-M aurged ahead nl the blsi namea aa h in.a the Irani game and aeries tumora ! lead In opening round of 110.000 with, an "JO-u.'J-Ssj-'.'ists airing Mjrv Bothwcll ol Schiueck'a a the only other bowler lo go over ihr ouo mark In aeries score. She had a 9M aeries. SHUFF STUFF AHIslI .IX LtAl.l t Suburban Tavern - - - , Texas Ooli Oiwn ARCADIA. 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Uea at laalaMj KlsaKrk 0 conlorm to the rrquirrmrnl. oil' "r ' "t Suburban Tavern, winner 8f the practice, Hul he aaia Thursday he tlrat half in the American Stiulllo- w'U QUI! the sport at the close of board League, u back In a II fori the aeason lo enter in Presbyter- the lead titer lour rounds of Ihc Ian inlnlstr)'. iccoiid hall. I : Suburban blanked Tluy't, 4-0. last niehi. while the erttwhile lead er, Mecca, lost one point in a 3-1 win ovrr Woe us. That put Su burban and Mecca down Utt 13-1 marks. In oihrr conlesla, Etglrt out classed Tal's 1-1, and South Sixth and Armory Fountain spill points, 5-3. 3 In the o'Jier series on the slate for the same nights, Oregon in vades the Palouse country to tus sle with the Washington State Cougars, hopelessly entangled in the bottom rungs of the loop lad der with nine defeats against one win. Idaho is idle. The Huskies, with Bob Hou- bregs, the conference's top point getter, showing the way, have stacked up 10 straight loop wins and only a miracle could get Washington's hands off the title. Oregon State, drifting along in liter Kt sroaertca: skassaas as a a Chiloquin subs: Allen 20 Wamoler 5, PCC RUICf. Out uBols S. Camp Newell tubs: WuHrey rvMI" WUT Early Cage Drills 8. lltVtR (II) Crume It r Hubble 19 F Chandler 8 C Bodner 3 G Wilson 4 . G 1151 BLV 8 Plummer Griffin 10 Stanley in Pohll varnum HDraeue Ultra- mru S) V-4,1...! in t Lugo 4. Barney, WeUe'r 4. Bly subs: Sandburg 4. LAKCIS ISO (til MERCHANTS R. Weiier 13 T IS L. Hutchinson J. Riddle 16 T sr. Hutchinson Ssndervllle 11 c rrmt R. Riddle 9 G 10 G. Anderson B.Weiser8 G 1 McLeod -hi! ,ub,: D'Vis. McNalr. Copper field 7. Jackson. Beatty Merchants subs: J. Anderson, Chocktoot, Kirk 5, M. An- O'Donnell Trophy Goes to Spartans DETROIT fr The Rev. J. 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