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FAB WEST
UOLA 81, Southern California 63
California 56, Stanford SO
Oregon 69, Washington State SS
Colorado 80, Missouri 69
Oregon State 54, Washington 51
Wyoming 64, Denver 69
Brigham Young 71, Montana 62
Colorado A&M 67, New Mexico 60
Nevada 62, Humboldt State 57
Eastern Washington 70, Western
Washington 4a
Oregon Education 65, Oregon Tech
50
Montana State 69, Colorado Mines
61
Portland 75, Oonzaga 67
Willamette AO. Whitfialri nr.
Eastern Oregon 81, Portland State
76
College of Idaho 56, Pacific Uni-
vciDiby dtf
Whitworth 65, British Columbia 52
Whitman 67, Lewis and Clark 66
Fort Lawton 74, Washington Frosh
EAST
Notre Dame 78. Canisius 59
Duquesne 61, Niagara 63
Fordham 95, Syracuse 75
Navy 92, Pennsylvania State 58
Army 57, Amherst 41
Temple 66, Manhattan 62 .
Harvard 66, Yale 54
LaSalle 82, Dayton 58
Pennsylvania 77, Brown 63 n
Connecticut 106, Boston College 81
Cornel! 79, Dartmouth 58
6t. Peter's (N.J.) 66, Seton Hall
45
St. Francis (Brooklyn) 72, Villa
nova 62
Holy Cross 103, Belmont Abbey 63
Massachusetts 69, New Hampshire
62
Maine 92, Bales 68
Washington & Jefferson 63, Car
negie Tech 51
KOI1TU
Kentucky 94, Tulane 43
Vanderbilt 79, Mississippi State
Alabama 70, Auburn 68
7ltthnro'h Hfl Watt Viro-lnla RQ
North Carolina State 91, Wake For
est 76
Western Kentucky 122, Eastern
Kentucky 78
Richmond 85, William and Mary 73
Mississippi 80, Georgia Tech 71
Louisiana State 75j Tennessee 62
North Carolina 78, Virginia 68
Duke 69, McCrary Eagles 61
Stetson 82, Florida State 60
South Carolina 86, Wofford 71
MIDWEST
Minnesota 59, Iowa 65
Oklahoma, AIM 46, Tulsa 40
Oklahoma) City 73, Murray (Ky)
43
Kansas 65, Kansas State 62
Oklahoma 63, Iowa State 65
Wichita 91, Detroit 81
Houston 69, St. Louis 66
Marquette 91, Valparaiso 73
Purdue 78, Northwestern- 63
Michigan 64, Michigan State 62
Illinois 82, Ohio State 78
North Dakota 79, Augustana.60
SOUTHWEST
Arkansas 61, Southern Methodist
SB
Texas Tech 80, New Mexico A&M
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HERALD A HP NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Defeat
Helps I(F
Grants Pas. .
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Ashland
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Mediord 43 Grants Pass 41
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Medford 43, Grants Pass 41
Mt. Vernon 69, Prairie City 67
(double overtime)
Eagle Point 50, Jacksonville 28
Prlnevllle 65, Burns 51
Klamath Falls 49, Ashland 37
Central Cathollo (Portland) 41, As
toria 39
North Bend 64, Cottage Grove 61
mosier 04, uascaae iiock-s 34
Salem 64, Bend 36
Baker 70, The Dalles 62
Redmond 70. John Da." ' '
Madras 74, Lakevlew 58
Warrenton 50, Tillamook
Elmlra 45, Sluslaw 39 ,.
PRO BASKETBALL
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Sunday'! Reaulti
Baltimore 78, Philadelphia 74
New York 87, Boston 84 (two over
times)
Syracuse 84, Rochester 81
lort Wayne 86, Minneapolis 83
Saturday's Results
Baltimore 82, Philadelphia 72
New York 88, Fort Wayne 82
t overtime)
Milwaukee fl.!. Minnnnnnll. ED
Syracuse 95, Rochester 93 (Three
overtimes)
Malin Tops
Bly, 55-43
Malln whipped Bly, 55-43, Satur
day nieht on thn inaara m, h..i
had to rally in the fourth quarter
u iiun-icngue victory.
Trailing- 1R.2R nr. ih hair nt..
Sherman Seastrong sparked a rally
ijuiicu me iDcais within
three points of the Mustangs but
aii suujiu tue range again in the
fourth chapter.
Seastrong scored 31 points to lead
Rod Lvon led Vniin .tiu is
Virgil Rick and Stan Miller added
ii tnen,
Malin won the Junior varsity curtain-raiser
over Bly by a 43-27
score.
By RED HURD
The Klamath Polinonc h.. Mn
Company atop the Big Four basket
ball race today after sweeping a
two-game series from Ashland with
a bit? assist, frnm thn nialf Tnpn.
do of Medford Saturday.
ine Pels completed the grand
slam over thn nrii.pe Ht.t.,...Hl.,.
luunz nv n. au.iiT rnnni oiion
Ining 53-37 Friday.
wninnpri nv it nnne viA..
night in Grants Pass, Medford re-
tuicu im iia own iioor 10 eage the
wttveinen, 4i-4i, Saturday.
Saturdav's rpsiiiu win n.iA
the first-l'niinri erfiLfne in KA
Pass floor Friday and Saturday
iiisnia wnen me uavemen host the
Pelicans.
If Klamath Falls can snlifc with
the Cavemen, the two teams will
roii inio we second round of play
tied again. A sweep for the Pels
Will ffive thft Klnmalh OitU .
when the Big Four opens second-
ivunu Htiuii reo, in ana 13
PULL AWAY
The Pelicans pulled away from
uie unzznes eaturaay night here
after a close first quarter that
cave Klamath "FnHn a ehai 1 1 u
! lead after Ashland's Gene Parent
urn uut jl'si ueiore me ouzzer xor
luyiu.
AlhlnnH ctawH flnco In ha
ond frame but the Pels kept a jump
uieaa ana lea at the half.
Rut. Tin in n'nKim V ti., ........
and Mills scored In that order ut
ter the rest period and Klamath
Fflll hi I lit. a 90.19 ,0nA BkI in t.
ll.nu bBilJ JU
third to 34-21 going into the fourth
Quarter.
Klamath Coach Paul Mr.nnii hjbh
IS nlnvpre in all onH urhtcirari
i rf - nuioacu a
iUnlnr Vnrsit.V fltr nnin tVia
with some two fnlnutes to play with
YARNELL HIGH "
Larry Yarnell led nine Klamath
scorers with 11 points while Par
ent Collected Ashlnnri'n hluh num
ber. 9. Not an Ashland player hit
two figures in either of the two
guinea as me jr encans ran their
win skein to five straight, four in
leacrua nlnv.
Even the most rabid nt -PoHnar,
roocers aon t expect any better
Ulan a snlit with thn rovomon nn
their own floor, pointing up a down
to-the-wire race between Grants
Pass and Klamath Falls.
It's liltP.V onrl aiton t ik,..
who like a hectic finish had writ
ten me scneauie it couldn't be bet
tor tha Dalinen. nnl
--tsa miu VOVCHICI1
Will on Inln thai AnUiaynn 1
Feb. 26 and 27 with the title riding
un me outcome.
TOUGHER
The RPPOniH rnlinH Will ha enmB
jwhat tougher for the Pelicans with
iwu-uiuas oi me scneauie on the
rOfirl. ThpV mnat HjroAfnr arA U
land away from home, then return
to home cooking for the Grants
Pass set.
Th rafn nnA mall it
- uuiu nti tU II1C
last whistle of the last game here
against uranis ass.
The winner, of course, must win
a two-of-three quarrel with the top
team among the small A schools
in Dint. 4. to qualify for the March i
16-20 state tournament.
ashi.and ' ro ft pf tp
McCoy, f 3 0 8 4
Parent, f S3 1 B
Mlcklc, g , A Q 3 8
icnney, g l 4 3 6
Siitherlin o
i
C. Baker "ITHl " 1
Dickenon i
Bates 0
To tain .,.... H
KLAMATH FG
UouRhertj', t i
juunscu, x 3
D'Olivo, c . j
Yarnell, g , , 4
Mills, ff Z .3
Barron . . ,.r .,'... ' 3"
Bovana - 0
Sum men 0
Davis r 0
Todd w'.TIlZr 3
well q
Young '-.St.ZIZr 0
Pcuple
TOUI
Srorinjr;
MALIN (AS)
Rick 13
Steyskal 3
Dokken 3
Trivia 3
lonnaon
Hurler
3 uavnn
31 Scastronff
3 Hadly
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iiiiicr u, i,von J3. HIV
una Martin 6, S. Tecumaah 3, J. Te
cumaeh. . .
Oregon Matmen
Defeat L&C
EUOENE Wl The University
of Orenon wrestllnit team came
from behind to defeat Lewis and
Clark of Portland 20.18 In matches
hero Saturday.
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player. , f", hil contract W""- Th. P,rat. collected $100,000 and . half dozen
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Owls Draw
Blank At
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Pet.
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RED HURD, Sporta Utter
Owls Scare Wrings
'
Portland Matmen Win 16-12 Nod
. By RED HURD
Over the years sportswriters
imve usea a somewnac nacKneyea
term, "moral victory".
If there Ik Kimh a thlnv tkA
wrestling men of Oregon Tech own
When the kids of the mile-high
pnmniia their', oil fa-l,M
this business of half nelsons lost
a 12-16 decision to Portland State
Sntnrrlnv nirht here hafn,. ......
prlsingly large crowd, they lost to
uiie ui ine iiiui, puwers on me coast.
The Vikings, who major in wrest-
UntT. finished sennnrl IdqI. eaonn in
the PCC finals. But the Portland
team didn't win Saturday until the
last bout.
LAST BOUT
Dreo-nn Teeh Terl 10.11
Tech s Floyd Pierce and Portland
otitic a i-rarroia r-'arr squared on In
the heavvweiffhi. hnut loe nn th.
eight-bout program.
rierce, ex-KUHS athlete , was
out-weighed 39 pounds but put up a
whale of a buttle unlit ipa
his pounds to press the ex-Pelican
10 uie mat in t :ii oi the first round.
Portland State opened like a
whirlwind, piling up eight points
when 123-pound Roy Schlesser
scored a fall over Oretech's Larry
DrVden At the tnrjr enri nl tk.
and last round. It took Schlesser
iwo minutes, 33 seconds of the last
period to dump Dryden.
roruana s celebrated Lee Allen
it 11
Rth-Doilhrrt.v S. rj-Ollvn 3. Yllrnell.
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Northwest Golf
Meet Site Set
RFIATTT.W In Vlnt-u n
will be the site of Uie 1954' Pacific
Northwest Qolf Acin ehamnl.
ship tournament, PNOA officers
and directors announced Saturday.
Victoria's Colwood Club will be
the hOSt. With llnlnnHa aDal.,ln
Dates will bo July 5-10.
-r-
followed with a' 4-1 decision over
OTI'n A V n rthrletle In tka lOn.
pound class but not before Christie
ftuuiua Lne urst point and tne two
time National AAU champion had
to work for the victory.
. Then Oregon Tech, surprising 36-0
victor over the University of Ore-
crnn the u'eeu hefm-e nunl n 1.
The Owls scored four straight de
cisions nign-ngnted by Fred Step
per's 6-4 win over Jack McErroy
in the 157-nminrf rta that
the Owls a 9-8 lead. McElroy is
the Northwest AAU king in that division.
StenDer'S linset Ubi nroia h
Don Earle's 4-2 verdict over Leroy
Russell at 137 pounds, and Vic
SchweitK' 4-3 nnri iwar .1n rBPi-.
- - " - . -vu vaonic
in the 147-pound class.
ADDS TO LEAD
Dean Schmitz, the Owls' 167-
POUIlder. added tn the Teeh hnlira
when he declsioned another
Northwest AAU champion, Port
land State's Buzz Wheatley, by a
3-0 count.
That crave Oreirnn Torn . 19.0
lead and another unset u, chart
ing up.
But the ViL-lntvc' ITai-1 Nll
back to decision Kent Crawley, 6-2,
in the 177-nnnnri Motif anrl lha nn.i
Were on the fat enrt nf a ihnk,.
12-11 score.
Then came Farr's win ever Ploma
and the hlghlv-rated viicinoa
breathed a sigh of relief.
The Owls' next meet is against
uregon state Jan. 25 in the high
school gym here. After Bob Smith's
amazing mat squad's shutout over
the Webfoots and the scare they
uuew mho me viKings, me Fear
less Freshmen should be no worse
than even money against the Beav
ers. Coach Dutch Simons' Klamath
Union High School team is also
on the Jan. 25 show, fenlnir the nsn.
Rooks.
Saturday night's box score gave
the Vikings two falls and two de
cisions, the Owls fntir riee.ialnna
Scoring gives a team five points
tor a fall, three for decision.
OCC STANDINGS
W
Oregon CoIIcr. .2
Eastern Oregon 3
Oregon Tech 1
Portlsnd State 0
Saturday Scorrs
OCE 65 Oregon Tech 50
MONMOUTH iRner-ian Tito rtv-o-
gou College Wolves employed a
iull-court press again to whip Ore
gon Tech 65-50 Saturday night and
keCD intact lis tend in the nracrnn
Collegiate Conference.
Oregon Tech opens a two-gaine
series against SOC at Klamath
Falls tonight. It's King's-X.
Eastern Orecnn whinneH TJnW.
land State 81-76 to sweep the ser
ies at La ftrflnrie. hut. the Mnimtottt-
eers are in second place with 3-1
atier spnuing with the Oretech
uwis earlier.
The double loss dropped Skeet
O'Connell's Owls to third place with
j-j, aneao 01 only Portland State
with 0-2.
It was Frank Grove who sparked
me wolves again, in the point de
partment and on the boards.
throve nnlv S.I hut. iiihkiir.lannui
captured 21 rebounds to give him
" iur uie se.ies. sie also canned
1A nninl ahenri rtf laammatae t
ry Chamberlain and Bobby Frantz
viM ja caul,
CLOSE
JerrV WVatt and nnn Riilnhln
canned 12 each for the Owls in a
game mat was close for three quar
teis.
The Wolves led 51-10 nt Ihe enri
01 one, me owls grabbed a 35-33
lead at halftime, OCE went back
in front 40-44 trninrr intn the fniirth
period and wrapped it up with a
lourui-quarier Hurry.
One. nf the mnt. immt-lanl raln,.
in the victory was ncra rhni,rt
dominance when they out-snared
the Owls on the boards, 57 to 37.
The Red RniHere vicil Ul1ltnn
Court tonight with a 10-6 record,
Doasung one of Oregon's top scor
ers in Leon Keefe who has aver
aged 18.9 in the IS niltinns nenrlnc
284 points.
STARTERS
With Keefo lit the lnll
up will be Lloyd Hoifine and Dale
newuM ri uie lorwara positions,
Ken Kimura and Bob Smith at
the guard spots.
Kimura hat: heen nnrslnc an In
jured leg and if the gam isn't well,
his Place Will be tnlren hv nlnlr
Price, a set shot artist.
Bill McLean is back from Uie
service and should see his share of
duty for the Ashland five.
The Raiders have snlit with nhi
State, Humboldt State and Lewis
and Clark". Whinneri Cirerrnn rin11aa
four times, Portland State twice
and lost two to Pacific University.
Pehanick Pots
37, Chiefs Win
Sin ATTT.x? ijs ml,- onntti. tT.i
mi Aitc acatue Ulll-
Vei'SltV Ohteftnina went nn a an.
point scoring binge in the first
quarter to humble St. Mary's Gal
lopin' Gaels in a non-conference
basketball game here Saturday
night, 103-71.
The Chieftains, led by Joe Pe
hanick's 37 points, were never
headed after they overcame an
early St. Mary's lead. The score
board rear! Ki.ia n !, o.t
lot the half.
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Four Major College
cage undefeate
Rv RPV m.AV.
NEW YORK Lv Kentucky; Du
quesne, Western Kentucky and sur
prising Connecticut were (he only
major college basketball fives with
unsullied slates today and the
immediate offing holds little lor
the first three to worry about.
Kentucky, rolling in high gear
with 11 straight, takes on none-too-formidnble
Tennessee Saturday
night. Western Kentucky, unbeaten
in 16 games, figures to add a pair
of victims, Tennessee Tech and
Memphis, to its skein this wee In
and the Dukes can rest,, on their
15-0 record until Jan. 27 when they
.meet Georgetown.
Only the high-scoring Connecticut
quintet (14-0) can look to the future
with some foreboding. Its next
game, on Feb. 3, Is against Ford
ham, another Eastern power and
Uie best of the New York City
clubs.
ALL WIN
Last weekend, Kentucky, the
nation's No. 1 ranking team in
the latest Associated Press poll,
walloped Tulane 9443 in a South
eastern Conference' game.
Duquesne, No. 2, deftly handled
one of its toughest assignments by
defeating Niagara 61-53. Western
Kentucky, ranked fifth, thrashed
Eastern Kentucky, its arch rival
Huskies Lose
In Overtime
Merrill Inst, a rlnaa a.R? Hiwl,lnn
to the Klamath Wildcats Saturday
mum out it iook a desperation
snot oy uonn Taucher In the sud
oen death overtime to turn the
trick-.
The Huskies bounced back from
a 1536 halftime riefifit. in nn ahanrl
41-40 at the end of three quarters
aim me count was tied 54-all at the
end of regulation playing time.
It was 57-all after tha firer th-.a
minute extra period, shoving the
noun- mm me suooen deatn stanza.
That'S When Tminhar apnt-ari f
just outside the key.
Merrill's Johnny O'Nell was high
with 25 points, while Earl Tichenor
led the 'Cats with 18. Merrill's
Hern Schlecht was the "goat" of
tne contest. He missed two free
throws in the waning seconds of
the game when converting only
one of them would have given the
Huskies the game without overtime
play.
The Klamath fPrachman nihm..J
the Merrill li.nmr-
- . j ...... -aioibjr, AO'S., m
the preliminary game. .
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Taucher 12 g bo. .ir.hn.f.
Wildcat aubi Walker 14, Crow. Wil-
SherTlIt a, Hodnei.
OREGON TECH
aox scarf:
Wyatt,
Edgren! c " 1
Sutphin, g 1 Z
Sausser ;
Overen
Robison .T.T
I a rc J a ......
Totals
ra ft pf tp
9 2 4 12
2 0 14
4 3 8 11
o i i
3 2 4 12
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122-78. Unranker.
Holv nnD
ton. ranked sxlhZ'8''
SDectivelu k.u .""a
;i;Ti .i -PieC t
defenaes .'ndr'S
M-61 decision. 03
Otnerwlie. ih. ... .
justified their hih "V'tl
ana's thlrd-ranked u
tlnued todomin.??
Ten Conference bVL'Ll'7
cousin 80-74. The iaj,
attempt to ml. SJtJ
struggle betweenuT5.
Oklahoma Aggies, NoT
Tulsa 46-40. ' l
Holy Cross got back m .
tory road Saturday iJ1
mont Abbey of North cS
63. Oklahnma oi... ..t,'iil
Rounding out the pe.J
Of the tor. in r DIaa
. - r -v cte 1111V.'. s
decision over McCrary
maepenaent team, and xif.. I
60-65 verdict ove "wa "i
xi uie second 10 171k 1
Davton bo,H . ,1 l
Wichita (15-n ,;.
01 tne Mssnui-I v.-i
with a 01-61 victory'.
The Knnieno .iau2 vei l
third Big "Seven"' S.S
Kansas stato ni;.a ' '. ?H
State, led by BobPefflH
downed Tennoaaa aq """l
Colorado A&M, No ii J
New Mevlrn Rl.en .La il.."!
notch low-V -,v.7' ? 'u 4
82-78 in i Bi, T..a...U
' Bevo Francis and Rio J
weekend nrin.
muoh-heralded AnffffiJ
61 nninta aa nt
drubbed Alllana ,T..r.!..
umph against the same cotej
.Eiuaineu on tout
Eastern league by defeito J
mmith 70.RD t - e.
conferencn nlaw "
In the Southeastern CcftJ
Alnhania hunt a..i ...
: ' ""ww uuorgia Teal
71 and Vanderbilt conquered
North rToiH k.tj .. .
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