FEBRUARY 13, 1083
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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GE SCORES
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74. Colorado AjM 61
! state 65, ton Angeles
Wash S3. St. Martins
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ro. Bullolo Unlv 69
Tech W. Thlel 41
Ithaca 10
nnd W. Massachusetts 69
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to'.nte 66, Butler 61
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JAY DEARING, Klamath's regular in the 140-pound division
will be buiy today and tomorrow with the Pelicam gunning
for their ninth and tenth wrestling victories (or en unbeaten
toaton in team metchot. The Pelt face Springfield todey, the
Oregon State Rookt in Corvallii tomorrow. Two wint would
mean an unbeaten Itring In teem materiel since midway in the
1947-48 leaton.
Wreckers
Register
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Tlia Blxth Street Wreckers won
their alxth cage declalon In an un
defeated aeaaon last night, knock'
Ing out Die erstwhile undefeated
Victory League DeMolay Oolda,
57-34.
The Oun Blore la alao unbeaten
with a 6-0 record. The two teama
with perfect records meet Feb. 34
and Il k a good bet the Oun more
will go Into the game even with
the Wreckera If It Bets over the
uoids Feb. 19.
In the other game last night, era
tor Lake fehlpped Herald and
News. 44-30.
Oeorga Hanson canned 24 points
for the wreckera as the league.
lenders stayed In front all the way.
Crater Lake held a skimpy 31-30
lead after three quarters but pulled
away to a comfortable lead ovor
the Newsmen In the fourth quar
ler. Paugh scored 17 for Crater
Lske, bcogglns 13 tor the News
Tesm.
LaStarza 7-5 Over
Rex Layne Tonight
By MI'RRAY BOSK
NEW YOI1K on Urged by Rex
Layne ."to come out and fight."
Roland LaStaria waa expected to
throw some of hla caution aside
tonmht In a bold bid to knock out
the Utah hravyweight and earn a
title craek this summer.
The 34-year old Layne, No. 3
heavyweight contender from
LewiMon. Utah, and the 26-year-old
Lafitnraa. ranked No. 4, collide
In a Madison Square Oarden 10
rounder. The 10 p.m., EST, bout
will be telecast coast to coast by
NBC.
LaSlarta la rated a 7-S choice
to whip the Rocky Mountain husky
DcPauw 17
HOliTH
Wake Forest M (over-
pi 66, BIrmtngham-Soulh-
7, Virginia Tech 11
LI t OS nnlllnM an
ti 61. Virginia Military 41
(Kyi si. union iKy 66
M1UTHWEHT
65, Aelaons state (Tern-
Lsimmons 61, New Mexico
cs, Texas Lutheran 61
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fold
YORK W The Chicago
fix, who figure to do a lot
tic on the base paths dur-
ira season, also are mov-
a Inst clip In the contract-
Irnnue.
kvimo box. who open their
training activities at ci
Cnltf., Sunday announced
Wiik of Nelson Fox, their
second baseman Thurs-
ie" became the 36th player
lr to terms, leaving only
uy-ncqulred Vern atepnens
the fold. Stephens, ob-
Inini the Boston lied Sox
tin-, week, has not yet been
White Box contract.
h lo coma to terms were
Inn Hriiiin of Cleveland,
Jim McDonald. New York
n and Ditchers Bill Werlc,
iBridkner nnd Ken Holcombe
Boston Red Sox.
gles Upset
Wichita
The Associated Preaa
ptas surpriso 73-83 victory
fic Oklnhoma Aggies, ninth-
In tho Associated Press
bH poll, featured Thursday
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FOHE'S SIGNAL
SERVICE
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The winner of this battle to
almoat a cinch to earn a almt at
the winner of the April 10 title
bout between Champion Rocky
Marclano and Jersey Joe Walcott.
Layne and hla mannger, Marv
Jenson, don't want to tske any
chances on getting sidetracked,
DARE
, Jenson dsred LaStarza "to open
up and make It spectaculsr. Let's
not slink up the place. If the tight
la gooa the winner will have to get
tne next chance at the title."
Layne haa declared, "I'm going
to knock him out. This la my big
chance."
LaStarza, an expert counter
puncher with a good wallop In hla
right hand, won t have any ex
cuses for not mixing It up tonight,
"I'm ready for him," said a
Brim faced LsSUria, who has
worked harder for this tight than
any other m hla career. "I'm going
to try for a knockout. I know I've
been too careful before but I know
what this light means."
LOSE TO ROCKY
Both have been beaten by Mar
clano. The heavyweight king won
a controversial split decision over
Rollte on March C4, 1960. That was
the fight that started Rocky on
the wsy to the top while La8tarza
has floundered around ever since.
Layne was knocked out In six
rounds by Marolano In an explo
sive battle in the Oarden on July
13, 1061. That was Rex's last show
ing In New York since, and he
wants to make this one good. .
Since his loss to Marclano the
first of hla careerr-La8tarsa has
been beaten by Dan Bucceronl and
Rocky Jones. He avenged both de
feats In later fights. His record is
63-3 with 34 kayos. He's never been
stopped.
Layne'a record Is 40-6-3. He haa
36 kayos to his credit and has been
stopped twice.
UCLA Invades
Lair of Bears
LOS ANOELES The UCLA
Bruins, gunning for revenge and
equal footing, Invade the lair of
big brother Bear at Berkeley Fr.
day night In the first of a vital
two-game set. A California sweep
would all but clinch the POO South
ern Division title for the Bears.
Southern Cal's Trojans, still In
contention, play noat here to Stan.
lora a iowiv inaians.
A double win for the Bruins and
Trojans would throw the race Into
a Uiree-way tie lor first. Cal has
a 6-1 Jump, with UCLA and BC
tied at 1-3. stantord is 1-6.
'Unknown'
Leads In
Texas Open
SAN ANTONIO, Texaa W) The
610,000 Texaa Open had a famil
iar ring Friday It was led by
one ol those fellows who comes
out of the pack for that moment
of glory. Most often he fades the
next time around.
But, anyway, Walter Burkemo.
34-year-old war veteran, was In
front aa the second round began,
hla glittering nine-under-par 63 put-
ling mm aneaa oy a stroke.
Burkemo, who never hss won a
tournament and. In fact, never
playa much on the golf trail, shunt
ed the "name" men ol the winter
tour Into the shade Thursday, He
was three strokes better than any
of the heralded stars.
But the way the boys of the
links trail took the 6-400-yard
Brackenrldge Park course apart
Indicates thst Burkemo has much
to worry about.
Exactly 61 bettered par 38-36.
Jackie Burke Jr., of Kiamesha
Lake, N. Y.. was one of the par
smashers with a 69.
Tonv Holguln. 30-year-old new
comer to the golf trail from Mid
lothian, III., carved out a 63 lor
second place, while veteran Lloyd
Mangrum of Nlles, 111., the year's
leading money-winner and one of
the Texas Open favorites, was tied
for third place at oo witn tour oin
er ihotmakers Including Al Zim
merman of Portlsnd, Ore.
Stsndlng alone at 66 was Bob
Duden of Portland.
Polio Victim Eyes Skate Crown
DAVOS. Switzerland A
vivacious blonde stricken with po
lio six yeara ago hopes to end her
heartbreak trail by winning the
women's world figure sistlng
championship started here today.
Tenley Albright waa a cute little
11-year-old Boston lassie when the
dread disease struck In 141. Even
at her tender age she had big
Ideas about figure akatlng. When
taken 111 she waa working towards
the Eastern U. 8. Junior title. But
she became paralyzed In her back
legs and one arm.
A sympathetic doctor encouraged
her. "Try to continue skating." be
urged, "the exercise la what you
need."
Tenley practiced? like a demon.
Little by little she won her battle.
Three yeara ago she won the
U. I. Junior title and set ber heart
In earnest on the world crown,
which no American haa won since
the competition begaln in 1906.
It looked aa If 1963 was going
to be her year. She grained a
place on the U. S. Olympic team,
in the games themselves at Oslo
she outsketed U. 8. National
Champion Bonya Klopfer to finish
second to World Champion Jean
nette Altwegg of England.
Miss Altwegg- retired Immediate
ly, leaving the title open aa the
world championship; began last
March In Paris. Tenley finished
the compulsory figures a fraction
of a point behind Jacqueline
du Blef of France. An expert at
free sksting, she wsa favored to
win the title.
O'Brien Ranks Third
In Cage Scoring Race
Angels Get
Qstrowski
LOS ANOELES Ifl The Los
Angeles Angels have acquired
plvcher Joe Ostrowskl from the
New York Yankees.
Ostrowskl went to the majors In
1946 with the St. Louis Browns and
was obtained by the Yankees In a
trade. He is 33 and has been a !
relief pitcher most of his' major i
league career. A right hander, he
had a 3-3 record last season. i
NEW YORK UH Seattle Uni
versity's Johnny O'Brien and three
other major college playera are
locked In the tightest basketball
scoring race on record.'
Frank Selvy of Furman Is out In
front as a result of a 63-polnt
splurge against Mercer Wednes
day night. Ernie Beck of Penn
sylvania Is- n?::t, followed by
O'Brien and Walt Dukes of unde
feated Seton Hall.
Figures released Thursday by
the NCAA Service Bureau showed
Thursday, however, only six-tenths
of a point separate Selvy and
Dukes.
O'Brien held the lead last Sat
urday by two one-hundredths of a
point over Beck, with Duke only
seven-one-hundredtha behind. .
Games this week shuffled the
stsndlngs again and as of Thurs
day they were: Selvy, 21.4 points
a game. Beck 27.3, O'Brien, 27.19
and Dukes 36.6.
Washington's Bob Houbregs la
In fifth place and still a contender
for the scoring title. His average
through last Saturday . was 36.1
points a game.
Eddie O'Brien, Johnny's twin,
leads the nation In shooting ac
curacy, with 67.3 per cent. kcu
curacy, with 51.3 per cent. Chuck
Collgoskl of Oonzaga placed fifth
In free throw conversion with 63.1
per cent. '
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Unexpectedly aha haeanu ill A
high lever forced her to withdraw,
and aha waa - rushed borne by
plane. Her Illness this time was
brief, and she recovered In time to
win the U. 8, title a month later.
Now she la back at the world
championships.
Once again the field la open.
Miss Du Blef hsa turned prates
atonal. The farorltea are Mlas Al
bright and Valda Oaborn of Bat
land, who won the European title
10 days ago.
The program today and tomor
row la confined to school ftamraa.
These are the compulsory exer
cises like loops and figure elgbu
inat eacn competitor must per
form. Sunday brings the free skat
ing where the akatera make up
their own routines.
Carrying American hopes along
with Tenley are 13-year-old Carol
Helss of New York, the V. S. Junior
champion: Mlggs Dean of Detroit;
and Margaret Anne Oraham of
Tulsa, Okla. All except Tenley axe
newcomers to world competition.
Adams to Coach
Portland State .
PORTLAND UI Eddie Adams,
who played behind the plate for
seven yesra with the Portland
Beavers of the Pacific Coast base
ball league, has- been signed aa
baseball coach at Portland State
College, the school announced
Thursday.
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, . . predicts kayo
In a scrap that has the experts
guessing. There Is no one - sided
opinion for this one as there was
for the Chicago Kio uaviian-unuc
Davey affair.
And there won't be anything like
the crowd that watched the welter
weights collide In the Chicago Sta
dium. The promoting International
Boxing Club would be pleasantly
surprised If the crowd and gate
mm tit 6.000 and 636.000.
This may be an Important heavy
weight tussle but blase new xora
crs have become accustomed to
watching fights at home for free.
Each fighter will collect the usual
63,600 radio-TV fee plus a share ol
the gale.
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East-West Game
Sets Record Gate
SAN FRANCISCO I The 36th
annual East-West charity football
game here last December earned
a record net profit of 6166,741 for
the local Shriners Hospital for
Crippled Children.
William M. Coffman, managing
director of the game, made the an
nouncement. The former high was
$177,000, set the yesr before.
The 36 contests hsve given ap
proximately 61,400,000 to the hospital.
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