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1IAnar Tohaceat
Kalpine A
Mndoe Bid Supply w -...S6
Paople'a warthouaa 33
Inleratala Waterboys M'e
AcB Paint Store . 4a
Twinway Moving .
Kalpine B .40
WJI M..
KTLW . ..
Sacif rru t & Prod . -
Coneolldated Frelahtways ..
Hearts Lal Mint
faclfle Fruit 4 KKJI 0
Consolidated 4 Modoc Bids
Twinway 4 Kalpine A
People's Whae 3 KTLW 1
A&B Paint 3 Pionr 3
' jnleraUla 3 Kalpina B 3
The cellar teams in the
Transportation Bowling Leagu
rolled the top tram scries last
night. Consolidated Frelghlways,
twelfth in the 12-team leaRiie,
had a 2729. Eleventh-place Pacific
Fruit was second with 2101. .
' AstB Paint Store had a 936 game
along with Twinway Moving. Con
solidated edged in with a 933.
j Joe Wachter of People's Ware
house rolled the high individual
series. 649; Horton Cadwell of Mo
doc Bldg. rolled a 839 and Eldon
Kaylor, Interstate, 632. Jim Reis
of Twinway Moving had a 221
game and C11II Btcmier oi jiaipine
A a 212. ,
Pioneer Tobacco kept lis Icadi
despite a spill with A&B Paint I
Store, while Kalpine A lost its
chance to gain on the leaders ill
a 0-4 loss to Twinway Moving.
MOOSE MA'S
Binsa Cafe .
Bold ii. Son
MnnnlrlCr'l, Variety
4H
4
Joncales Tavern , 4a 4J
Klamath Flowar 47 ,, 45
Lou It! Food ............ 47
Little Sweden 44 4
Oregon Wool ........... 4.1
So. Ore. Mu.lc - . 44 81
Stone a Signal Serv , ... 34 67
Hrores Last Nlflit .
Bing'a 4 Klamath Flower 0
Stoue'a 4 Oregon Wool 0
Bold & Son 4 Little Sweden 0 . .
.lonealea Tavern 3 So. Ore. Mualc t ;
fichnelder'a Variety 3 Louies 1
' Bing's Cafe holds a six-point
lead in the Moose Ma's Bowling
League but there's a lot of traf
iio waiting to move up ir the lead
ers falter.
Ila Douglas of Schneider's Var
iety rolled the high line last night
ltib. a pin ahead of Joyce Ross of
Bold & Bon. Doris Benedict of
Louie's Food added up the high
series, 636; Boss had 613 and Doug
las 612. .
In team play, Jonesles Tavern
rol)d an 891 game, Schneider's
Variety 858. Stone's Signal Serv
ice's 2606 was the top team series;
Bing's Cafe had a 2602.
Shuff Stuff
Wocua and Tat's Taverns won In
the first shift of the second round
of City Shuffleboard League play
last night, while Bill's Place and
Bchuss split four points.
Wocua whipped Drumstick, Tat's
downed VFW, both by 3-1 counts.
Suburban Tavern goes to the Mec
ca Tavern boards Friday night ior
the first session o! tha playoffs to
determine the first-half winner.
Hie teams tied In the won-and-lost
polumns. They switch boards the
following Friday in the best two of
thres aeries.
Swap
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Hornets
Make A-2
Hoop Bid
Henley has thrown its hat into
the Dist. 4-A2 basketball tourna
ment, scheduled for Crater High
School Feb. 25-27.
Although the Hornets did not
meet any of the other five teams
in the league during the season,
thcv with Brookings have decided
to take a fling at the tournament,
the winner of which will meet the
Big Four winner (Grants Pass.
Klamath Falls. Medford and Ash
land) In a two-of-three series for
the right to represent Dist. 4 In the
Oregon state tournament in Eu
gene March 16-20.
Other teams in the tourney are
Eagle Point, Illinois Valley, Crater
and Phoenix. .
The HorneUi face Eagle Point
In the first game Feb. 25, 7 p.m.
If the Hornets win, they face the
Crater-Phoenix winner In a semi
final game Feb. 26. A loss would
mean a consolation finals berth
Saturday for Henley.
The Hornets, graduated to A-5
ranks this season, have played an
independent: schedule including
Rames with Its former playmates'ln
the Class B Klamath County
League.
They've won 16 of 20 games. In
addition to a contest with Sacred
Heart that is still unsettled. The
scoreboard and the Sacred Heart
scorebook had the Trojans winning,
46-45: but Henley's official book,
checked after the game, had Hen
ley winning, 48-44,
Sports In Brief
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
TRACK
EAST LANSING. Mich. Wes
Santee of Kansas University ran
the mile in 4:04.9 the second fast
est competitive clocking in indoor
history.
GOLF
PALM BEACH, Fla. Pat Les
er of Seattle and Robert Sweeny
of Palm Beach teamed up to take
medalist honors in the 19th an
nual Everglades Club Mixed Four
somes Tournament,
RACING
MIAMI, Fla. Due De Fer
(14.90) won the feature at Hialeah
Park.1
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Milwaukie
In AP Poll
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Milwaukie continued to be the
No. 1 team but high-scoring Eu
gene gained enough new backing
from sports writers this week to
move Into second place in the As
sociated Press' Oregon high school
basketball poll.
Milwaukie, with a record of 17
wins In 18 games, was the first
choice of eight of the 12 who voted.
It had 114 points to Eugene s 95.
Eugene, which . averaged 80
points a game In winning three
impressive victories last week.
squeezed ahead of Corvallis by two
points, corvallis had been No. 2
four weeks. Each team won two
votes for first place.
One of Eugene's victims was
Marshfield, to which It lost In the
finals of the state tournament last
year. ...
Behind Corvallis came Roosevelt.
ti'idefeated In the Portland league:
Marsmieid, Baker and Salem the
same order as last week.
Redmond, No. 8 last week, fell
from the firgt ten. Gresham, the
only team to defeat Milwaukie,
jumped one notch to eighth and
Albany advanced to No. 9.
orants Pass moved back into the
top 10 after a week's absence, tak
ing tentn place.
Points
1. Milwaukie. 17-1 114
2. Eugene, 14-3 95,
4, Roosevelt. 15-2 81
5. Marshfield, 15-7 53
Baker. 12-6 48
7. Salem, 12-7 39
8. Gresham, 13-3 34
9. Albany, 13-6 23
10. Orants Pass, 13-5 17
Others: Clatskanie 13, Redmond
and La Grande 12, Burns 8. Ontar
io 7, Oswego 6, Central Catholic,
2, Hillsboro 1. -
Montana Topples
Zags in Overtime
SPOKANE ' Montana evened
up for Saturday night's 88-82 over
time loss to Oonzaga by shading
the Bulldogs Monday night, 86-84,
also in overtime.
Ed Fine tired the winning bas
ket just as the gun ended the over
time. ...
Practice rounds for the Mnsters
Tournament begin April 4. Tourna
ment playing dates are April 8-11.
The site is the Augusta, Ga., Na
tional Golf Club,
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Double Main Event
Billed for Armory
Wednesday's wrestling card at
the Armory is so loaded with "top.
mat names Matchmaker Mack Lil-
lard is giving the customers a
double main event. v '
Both are one - hour, 2of-3-fall
clashes.
In one, Kurt-Von Poppenhelm,
who ranks with the best drawing
cards in the history of wrestling
here, clashes with young John
Paul Henning. the good-looking
Miami, Fla., flash.
The , co-feature puts ' reliable
Georges Dusette against Jack
Bronco Lublich and Danny k
O'Rourke open the show at 8:30
in a one-fall match timed for 20
minutes. ...
Henning, who combines speed and
power with amanlng results, may
be too much for the veteran Proud '
Prussian with youth on Henning's
side.
Von Poppenhelm has figured in
a long string of sellout houses here
in the past. A great showman, he's
powerful and wicked.
Dusette will probably need 'rib
heralded full nelson . to get over
LAST
I
NIGHT
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BROOKLYN Floyd Patter
son, 167 14. Brooklyn decisioned
Yvon Durelle, Canada, 170, (.
MIAMI Harold Johnson, 174
i, Philadelphia stopped Doc Wil
liams, 186, Newark, N.J., 8.
PORTLAND. Me. Jimmy
Beau, 159 '2, New Canaan, Conn.,
stopped Joe Grimard, 156 Vi, Bath,
Me., 8.
PROVIDENCE, R. I. Denis
(Pat) Brady. 139 ,',. New York
decisioned Ben Miloud, 140 14,
French Morocco, 10.
HOLYOKE, Mass, Harry
Smith, , 130, Brooklyn, decisioned
Meryl Olmstead, 127, Springfield,
Mass., 8. A . . j.
HAMMOND, Ind. King Solo
mon, 160, Chicago stopped Jimmy
Guy, 155, Detroit, 2.
Rush
unorthodox
performer
a sadistic
with
mustache and
streak
It's a top-drawer program that is
expected to keep Castleberry Drugs
busy selling advance tickets.
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PROUD PRUSSIAN Kurt
Von Poppenheim, who goes
with capacity wrestling
crowds, returns to the Arm
ory Wednesday night in
one of two main events pn
an all-star card. His op
ponent is John Paul Hen
ning, Miami, Fla., star who
majors in speed. .
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
.Monday's Results
FAR WEST
Montana Mines 68, Northern Mon
tana 63 (overtime)
Montana 66. Oonzaga 84 (over
time) St. Mary's (Calif.) 74, College of
Pacific 66
San Jose State 66, San Francisco
49
EAST
rJuquesne 87, Wayne 56
Holy Cross 87, Yale 57
Seton Hall 72, Loyola (Chicago) 60
New Hampshire 84, Maine 74
MIDWEST
Indiana 86, Purdue 50
Ohio State 77, Iowa 69
Northwestern 84, Michigan 73
Minnesota 78, Wisconsin 68
Oklahoma 76, Nebraska 68
Colorado 70, Iowa State 50 '
St. Louis 70, Tulsa 69
Detroit 66, Drake 61
Notre Dame 86, DePaul 71
Louisville 96, Bradley 90
Marquette 87, St. Norbert 58
SOUTH
Kentucky 81, Mississippi State 49
Western Kentucky 81, Kentucky
Wesleyan 65
LSU 82, Vanderbilt 69
Alabama 85, Florida 58 '
Tulane 69, Georgia Tech 67
Auburn 80, Georgia 61 '
Maryland 74, Wake Forest 53
. SOUTHWEST
North Texas 83, Mississippi South
ern 60
Centenary 67, Spring Hii; 68
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RENO, Nev. Ifl The Univer
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Invited to enter the NCAA-spon
sored ski championships to be held
near here March 4-7.
The National Collegiate Athletic
Assn. meet will be held in con.
junction with the University of Ne-
vada s annual winter carnival.
Nevada athletic director Glenn
Lawlor said other Pacific Coast
colleges will receive bids later.
Lawlor said the invitations to
Washington and Seattle are con
ditional. The NCAA will rule first
whether Norwegian exchange stud
ents at the two schools are ell'
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ketball warfare is on tap this week
as seven Klamath County wams
and one from Lake County shoot
for a half hold on the Dist. 5-B
title.
The Klamath County lournanieui
for the first time Lake County s
n-id,.,, to in ihA fiplri is booked
for a Thursday-through-Saturday
run with Thursday ana j -ternoon
sessions at Henley, the
Ihree night shows at Klamath
Union High School's Pelican Court.
Second big step for ute winner is
a nict s nudrrel a twa-ol-three
series against the winner of a
playoff-between Jackson and Jose-
phine Counties cnampions.
FAVORITE
IPatmrltA tn On nil thl WRV in tile
tourney is Matin, traveling cham
pion with a 6-0 record in league
play. The Chiioquin Panthers, de
fending champions and beaten
only by Malin in regular season
play, stands the best chance of out
hustling the Mustangs for the big
prize.
But highlight of this annual cage
classic Is usually a startling upset
or two that makes the favorite an
also-ran.
Pairings have Malin and Chiio
quin In the top two seeded spots.
Others are Bly. Number 3; Sacred
Heart 4, Merrill 5, Bonanza 6, Gil
christ 7 and Paisley 8.
Sports Council
Plans Meeting
The Klamath Sports and Recrea
tion Council meets Wednesday, 7:30
p.m., in the City Hall, Its president,
Roy Harris, announced today.
The council will discuss its pro.
gram for the rest of the year and
make initial plans for its upcoming
annual banquet.
HOCKEY
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Monday's Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Detroit 3, Chicago 2
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Fort Wayne 3, Johnstown 0
WESTERN LEAGUE
Vancouver 2, Saskatoon 2
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"'in two recent meetings, Malin
(deed the Panthers by slim counts,
52-50 in a non - leaguer, 46-44 in
the-game-that counteo.
Afternoon shifts at Henley start
at 1-30. night doubleheaders
KUHS at 7:15.
Vandals,
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Tonight
MOSCOW, Idaho Ml The Uni
versity of Idaho Vandals, presea
An .rn,Ari(oa with Brecon State
to win the Northern Division Pa
cific Coast Conference DaskeiDau
title, will try to warm their few
...,mn1n!nr nonnunt hnriM TuesdSV
night in a meeting with Washing
ton state.
Still holding a mathematical
chance of catching the pace-setting
Corvallis Beavers, the Vandals
will be shooting for their seventh
win in 13 conference starts against
a team that has won only three of
10 league contests.
The Idaho veterans started the
season with a dark horse rating
and appeared to be set to battle
OSO down to the wire for the
flag. Midseason setbacks includ
ing upset losses to Washington
Feb. 5-6 all but knocked them out
of the race but they bounced back:
last week with two surprise wins
over Oregon.
The Vandal-Cougar game here
Tuesday night is the only one
scheduled in the division until the
weekend when Washington State
hosts Oregon State at Pullman and
Washington entertains Oregon at
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