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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE ; TENNIS NEW YORK The United States Lawn Tennis Assn. liberalized amateur rules so that players can work for sporting goods firms or teach. - t . , Leod STPros s bp West, ?)to9 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Northern Division W L Pet. PT OP Oregon 3 1 .750 274 352 Oregon Stale 3 1 .750 245 '0 Idaho 2 2 .500 253 201 Wash. Stale 1 3 .250 2 29 242 Washington 1 3 .250 202 315 Southern Division California 4 0 1.000 274 230 So. Calif. 3 2 .500 261 276 Stanford 1 3 .250 248 269 UCLA 1 3 .250 264 266 L...irif STEVENSON ' ANGELES wibuii iLr.nnrf outfit in ;fes, thanks a bunch of fast, Twa'the delensive giants L Eastern All-Stars wno k through the favored West- 1. , 1 Nollnnul Foot- tvision ui - tituc to win 20-9 yesterday F6 nnl Drn.Rnwl individual standout was '230- line bacser unuuit LMjihio Vaoftps Mis Lions included calluig of feve signals, recovery 01 that lea 10 we scumm .cu . fii...A nnri'c i. mi Lrrnza HilU rj ....hrtufn fhnreft with Lrccpted Bobby Layne pass. LlnifH Brown who has the squad m an ium vi wc Lason charity games. "We J, . ,n win it a. little ban they did. Our boys Just little naraer. rptmujr l. ' ..j -.irr.rocfinn t.hnt niSCOUllieu oubb""" Is money had something to lh it the winning ubuuiv-h betting wiw 9uu U1 .u"c iho onmfl the West 'nnf.rrtnum favorite SO the lust be some balm for the whose Cleveland ciud nas Parker's Detroit .Lions in a row for the Hilt iionship. foOUT with Bednank, huge Arme Leister of the New York Ernie Stautner of Fitts- nnrl fiPnR BlitO Of Wasl were standout line perform- e ihp winners. ol the big questions for the fans who waicnea unacr ;i skips was whv Parker in inn? tn use Quarterback Tittle of the San Francisco in the third quarter the set up a chant for Tittle !f master minded a 63-yard highlighted by a 36-yard W Hugh McElhenny and cut d by a 16-yard touchdown iby.Joe Ferry,' both also of rancisco. HDOWN made It 13-9, but Ray of Cleveland iced the ua- ly televised game for the with a 25-yard touchdown 'ker explained it was difficult ptze the services of three prbacks and Layne and Norm Brocklin knew his system bet iLayne Quarterbacks Detroit JVa. of Los Angeles played aner in last year's Pro-Bowl yvees Win kr Ashland By DAVID LANDIS Klamath iunior vnrsir.v H by Ashland's jayvees with spare Saturday night in a victory. 1 iyvees held a plushy 31-20 t halltime and wprn nrvr My threatened. Dennis Tndrf "as nigh with 13, followed "8 MCUartV With 19 fm iha Ptfe.-Dave Carter led Ash itb 8. ifil ki.am rn 13 Todd 8 Barker C 13 Mr-Pirlu 5 Lowe lir , 4 Pepple n..." , ""tfiiiiH" 1, lay inr , Hfh..L'' ianiain sutwi Bcchen d llibi . RArivn W, Fla. Tidewater W, a 50-1 Inn. ehnl ...... .1.. PMnaugural handicap at Hia- 1. V. ,ne sl" ur- PADIA. Calif. n 7.,,. 1,1 canturerl tho ..i'.. Anita. ",u' "KB 111(11 IMG Q. o, H0, cr Oregon Teams Blank Cougars, Washington The Pacific Coast Conference Northern Division basketball chase, a wee bit tipsy nt Its start, Mon day had settled down to pre-sea-son billings. Oregon and Oregon State were resting comfortably atop the stand ings, albeit they1 were sharing the limited space with apprehensive glances nt each other. Both have 3-1 records. Barring an unforseen setback, (he two squads will fight it out for division supremacy in a two-game series slated for Gill Coliseum at Corvalils Jan. 20 and Eugene Jan. 30. State boosted the digits in its win column with a clean sweep ot lost weekend's, two-game scries with Washington at Seattle. The Beavers whacked the Huskies, 61 49 Friday night and 54-51 Satur day night. ACCURATE Tony Vlastelica, a sharpshooter who hits with uncanny accuracy from any angle, and stalling tac tics In the second half gave OSC victory in the second game. The Huskies jumped off to a fast start, leading 14-2 with 7 Vi min- Colts Lose Brethauer BALTIMORE 11 The Balti more colts will play their 1954 sea son without the services of versa tile Monte Brethauer, their top rookie last year. Brethauer, who played both of fensive end and defensive half back for the National Football League club, was drafted into the Army this month and Is stationed at Fort Ord, Calif. The 22-year-old University of Oregon graduate from Portland. Ore.; originally was classified 4F because of a foot condition. The Colts said he was reclassified early this month and Inducted lmmmed Antlers Lose To Childquin V Chiloquin whipped Bonanza, 67-36 Saturday night in a lion-league game on the Antlers' floor. . Jo Jo George led the Panthers with 16, the same number collect ed by Cornelius Janssen for the Antlers; .; Chiloquin won the Junior varsity game over Bonanza, 48-28. Scoring: Chiloquin (67) (Sfi) Bona nil T. Slemem 5 T 1 Cunningham Gorge 16 F 18 Janssen D. Siemeni 5 C 1 Hank ins V. Jm 14 G 4 Hoefler Sonera 3 G 2 Dye wmuquin iud3 unrney it, i- Joe a, SlRSon 3, Prowell 2, Weddle S. Bonanza ubs Mitchell. Roberts 3, Burnett, Thomas 7, Koertje 3. utes of the game history, but faded when Vlastelica entered the game punch which carried them through. vicsuu, ti ic nu wiuic, viMieu run- limit nnu tiuug iwu uuicais on Washington State, 15-73 Friday uigui, 'Hua oo-oo raiuraay nigm. On both nights the Oregon quin tet RPPmnri tn hsva trntiUla naillnn started. On Friday the Ducks Just uiauayeu iu pun me game out ot the fire but on Saturday they WHl'lllPrl tn iha tacir na pit ai. left thp floor with a 46-33 advantage tx. mt; intermission. 44 PER CENT i Oregon hit on 44 per cent of its shots from the field, while the Cougars could do no better than Idaho, the No. 3 team in the sianamgs with two wins and two losses, was Idle over the weekend, bllt thfi Vnnrifllc ernt a xhoiu.. n least to improve their won-lost iccura mesaay nignt when they meet Washington State in a single ton fit Mnsrnur U7a chnrrlnn J . HaiiuIHluu anu Washington State share the cellar i-o i cruras. Four teams swing' into action this coming weekend, with Wash ington traveling to Eugene and games with Oregon Friday and SatUl'linv nibble nnrl ri.nnn cmi- dittos with Idaho at Moscow. Dougherty n Shrine Team PORTLAND Ml Coaches have selected players for the annual All-star Shrine benefit football game between seniors from upstate and Portland area class A high schools. Thirty-two schools are repre sented by the two.27-man teams. Harry Scarft of Central Catholic will coach the Portland team and Mcl Ingram of Grants Pass, the upstate players. The game has been tentatively set for Aug. 21 at Multnomah Stad ium here. . ' i The teams; ; - .. . State Squad: . ' Quarterbacks Jack Hendle, Su- OSC Paulus f Halllgau f Halbrook c Robins g Toole g Romanoff f Vlastelica c Jarbnn r Whiteman f Totals WASHINGTON Voegtlin f Bryan f Parsons c Johnson e Tripp g Olscn f Halle it Coshow c Patnoe g Totals Oreirnn Klnfr Washington G P P T 0 0 0 0 2 14 4 9 2 0 4 8 1 1 1 14 2 4 0 4 1 2 2 0 18 18 16 54 G F P T 4 15 3 1 6 9 3 7 4 10 3 8 5 4 2 2 3 0 17 17 23 .11 10 18 15 11 r,4 16 10 8 1751 Ow.. ID 1U 0 1 Qj Shots nttptnntAri. rvcr, m . in.-:. ington 57. Free throws missed: Halligan 2, Halbrook 7. Jnt-hno e Dn . Johnson 4. ' ' $ $ HI JIM DOUGHERTY gene; Herb Trlplelt, Salem; Don Graham, North Bend. Halfbacks LeRoy Hanley, Her- miston; Jim Shanley, North Bend; Bob Woods, Grants Pass; Mike Campbell, Salem:' Jim P If her. Baker, Duane Fournier, McMinn- ville. Fullbacks Mel Gillett, Frinc- vllle: Don Korns, Grants Pass; Jim Dougherty, Klamath Falls. Centers Tom Pickens, Salem: Jim Barney, Prlneville; Norm Chapman, Medford. - ' Guards Joe Sprngue, Lebanon; Mel Hudson, Prlneville; Bob Reltcr, Astoria; Howard Morris, Crater. . Tackles Steve Bigelow, Marsh field, Jim Bird. North Bend; Joe Schaffeld, Vale: Phil Bturholm, OREGON Hallberg ( Wegner f Anderson c Page g Holland g Stout i Hawes g Ross u Totals WSC Bennink f Perry f Render c Klock g Swanson g Lodge I Hanks f McCants c Foisy g Totals Oregon WSC G F P T 8 4 1 20 4 2 3 10 111 3 15 13 2 5 4 0 3 8 0 0 10 .0 0 2 0 .3137 22 21 18 65 G F P T 3 18 2 1 4 12 2 3 1 0 2 1 20 16 18 56 17 21 16 1105 16 14 10 1656 Free throws missed: Oregon- Hallberg 2, Anderson 2. Page 1, Ross 3. Points missed 2. WSC Bennink 3, Hanks 3, Rehder 1, mode . roints missed 3. Dutch Harrison Wins Crosby's Tournament PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. MV Easy going E. J. (Dutch) Harrison, veteran trouper on golf's tourna ment trail, was $2,000 richer Mon day and the champion of the 1954 Blng Crosby 54 holer. The old Arkansas Traveler of the fairways fronted his fellow pro fessionals in the windup of the famed spar-with-par event with a three day total of 210. Harrison posted 71-68 71 respectively on three courses, Cypress Point, Mon terey peninsula and Pebble Beach. Jimmy Demaret, veteran from Houston, shot 73-68-70 for 211 and $1250. Third place and 810OO went to Tommy Bolt of Houston with 71-70212. The pro amateur competition ended in a four-team tie with best ball totals of 193. They were Marvin (Bud) Ward, Groat Falls, pro, and Harvle Ward 1952 British Amateur champion now of San Francisco; Walter Burkemo, Detroit, , and Frank (Lefty) O'Doul, manager of the San Diego Coast League baseball club; Art Wall Jr., Honesdale, Pa., and National Amateur champion Gene Littler of San Diego, and Doug Ford. Yonkers, N.Y., playing with Monty Moncrief of Fort Worth, Tex. Defending tournament champion Lloyd Mangrum started as the fa vorite but could do no better than a 217 and earnings of $112.60. Chuck Congdon of Tacoma had a 220. Sweet Home. Ends Jim Coleman. Corvalils; Milt Blevens. Grants Pass: Dave Shelby, Albany; Tom Walker, To ledo. Portland Area Squad: Quarterbacks Vince Altenhofen. Central Catholic; Del Kiggins, Es tacada. Halfbacks Jim Williams, Ben son; Dick Edwards, Hillsboro; John Vranizan, Central Catholic; George Krupicka, Molalla: Dick Pallthorpe, Milwaukle; Herman Winterholler, Roosevelt. Fullbacks Chuck Withers, Cen tral Catholic; Curtis Knight, Roos evelt; J. C. Wheeler, Oregon City. Centers Hal Duffy, Central Catholic; Jim Wingo, Jefferson; Larry Hail, Cleveland. Guards Al Sodaro, Central Cath olic; Jerry Clark, Benson; George Sheasley, Benson; Vern Scott, Grant. Tackles Jerry Collins, Gresham; Tom Hale, Milwaukle; Jack Hogan, Jefferson; Ell Mor gan, Grant; Bill Gronqulst, Cleve land. Ends Gordy Grenier, Benson; Bill Stempel, Cleveland; Gary Hamblet, Oswego; Ron Kiggins, Estacada. FLY TYING MATERIAL NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED The GUN STORE WHAT'S THE GOOD WORD ? ALLEY KATZ Mat:'. Store Safeway Stores .. J. W. Kern. Cascade Garage Potoct'. Market Supcrlor-Troy Ldry ...16',i iHHj Lome's Food ; 35 41 Swan Lake 31 45 Crals's 30 46 Perklnl New.1 28' -4a ' Scores Last Nl.ut Leon's 4 Mac's Store 0 Pcteet's 2 Perkins 2 Craig's 3 Louie's 1 Kerns 3 Swan Lake 1 Superior-Troy 4 Safeway 0 Cascade 2 Balsigcr 2 . Mac's Store got its come-uppance, a 4-0 shellacking by Leon's last night in the Alley Katz Bowling League, but keeps its first place po sition because second-place Safe way suffered the same fate at the hands of Superior-Troy. Superior - Troy rolled high team scores, an 868 game and 2516 series; Safeway had 864 and 2434. Vita Carson of Kerns rolled the high' scries, a 403 on lines of 168, 172 and 153. Josephine Reginato was 20 pins back with a 473 on games of 168, 144 and 160. she rolls for Superior-Troy. High lines went to Mary Jane Malone, Cascade, 179; and Loye Smith, . Perkins News, 178. GOLF SEA ISLAND, Ga. Louise Suggs of Atlanta, Ga., fired a 77 to win the Sea Island Women's Open Tournament with a 54-hole total of 231. PANAMA CITY, Panama Sam my Snead, White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., set a new course record of 271 In winning the Panama Open Tournament. 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