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Newspaper Page Textr WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14. 1956 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN BASILIO D 28 AGE 25 HEIGHT 5Fr.6V4ln. 5 ft. 9 in. WEIGHT 147 lbs. 147 lbs. REACH 67in. 71 in. NECK 15 In. 16Vin. CHEST NORMAL 36 Vi In. 40 in. CHEST EXPANDED 39 In. 42 in. WAIST 29in. t 30 in. FOREARM f 15 Vt In. 15 In. ; BICEPS 1314 In. UViin. FIST 11 in. 12in. IE SAXTON lift if OTI Drops To Boise By 70-56 SCARES COMMERCIAL LCAGl'l Slukel Ruatlcrg Pcpi Colt Rirkej Boise ; vrw Carl 'a Meats Breaking Rule Probably OK ST. PETERSBURG, FU. (UP) see the point of refusing to let The Professional Golfers Assn. one of its members fraterntie with conceded today that rules are the President of the United States. at a laler date but he predicted "It should not be much trouble to get it approved." Superior ray Grcal Northern We) erhacuscr lait night's result: OTI Faculty J WTC 1 Ricky 1 VFW a Superior Troy 4 Carl's 0 pufin uttt z vreai normern a Huh team game. OT1-844 Huh team lerlef. OTI 1714 Hixh Individual fame, Duatie macu lar, 1U4 High Individual man 626 tKATCRNAl. UCAGl'C CEDAR CITY. Utah Wi Tunini rnlW. Inir rnntrrtl rich! 70-56 pa.'Ketoaii win over uregon Technical Institute of Klamath Falls in the regional Junior college finals here Tuesday night. Pin-point accuracy by Center Nick Panico was a key factor in the Boi--p Jc win that sends them : stukei a Eiiinaton o mi in the nitinnnl junior rolleae ' Cola JGruaa 1 tournament at Hutchinson. Kan.. March 20-24. Panico In the first half missed only one shot from the tloor. pick ing up 20 points in that period. He added nine more in the second half. Boise's halttime margin was 38-28. OTI's center John McCutcheon, led his team's scoring with 18 points. Panico won the region 4 most valuable player award. The box: . , OTI 5o 70 Boise P 7 Frost Hartley 5 F 11 Fasteen Hobbs C 18 McCutcheon Panico 29 G 3 Whitman Moore 11 G 10 Fischer Hill 7 Suts: OTI Perkins 3. Hatcher 2. Smith 2; Boise Fitzgerald 14, FiUiimmons 2. Hosklns 3. 31 'a when a fellow has a date with President Elsenhower. I The PGA's problem started when Sallmtn' Sammy Snead asked to start the final round of the Miami Beach Open March 2s early so that he can keep a golfing date in White Sulphur Springs, W Va. with the President. It was quickly pointed out that Snead would be violating two PGA rules. But. on the other hand, POA supervisor Ray O'Brien couldn't Slugger Meets Boxer In Tonight's Title Battle Between Basilio, Saxton l By JERRY LISKA "i CHICAGO W It's slugger vs. boxer tonight as welterweight champion Carmen Basilio defends his crown against ex-titlist Johnny Saxton In a nationally televised bout. it ; Basilio, a wade-ln belter, held as i By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS t COLLEGE BASKETBALL n (Tuesday's Results) f NCAA TOURNAMENTS (First Round) Dartmouth 61, West Virginia 59 (overtime) Connecticut 84. Manhattan 75 Southern Methodist 68, Texas Tech 67 Oklahoma City 97. Memphis State 81 NAIA TOURNAMENTS (First Round) San Diego State 77, Alderson-Broad-.dus (WVa) 64 Pittsburgh (Kan) 77. Elon (NC) 55 Texas Southern 107, Hastings (Neb) 81 Midwestern (Tex) 87, American Intl (Mass) 70 Tennessee Ail 86, Indiana Central 63 Pacific Lutheran 79, South Dakota State 64 McNeese (La) 88, Georgetown (Ky) 65 Wheaton (111) 80, Kalamaio (Mich) 60 1 "I A-l Prep Tournament t Championship Round Lincoln 46. Central Catholic 44 Klamath Falls 51. McMinnville 46 Eugene 51, Pendleton 49. A-J Prep Tourney Championship Round St. Helens 74. Coquille 64 Ontario 61. St. Francis (Eugene) , 59 (overtime) ' Consolation Round ; Molalla 45. Stayton 34 Redmond 81, Newport 48 i PRO BASKETBALL Tuesday's Reaulti Philadelphia 116, St. Louis 113 Eugene Emeralds Schedule Games ! EUGENE. Ore. Wl The Eugene Emeralds have scheduled 14 exhi bition games while in spring train ing at San Jose. Calif., for the J956 Northwest League baseball Season. li The games will be played be tween April 11-24 and a 15th game will be plaved here April 26 with the University of Oregon, the club reported Tuesday. a 2-1 favorite before the weigh-in at the Chicago Stadium. A crowd of 10,000 Is expected to contribute a $75,000 gate with an other $50,000 coming from TV radio. The fighters will split 30-30. This Is the second title defense for Basilio, 28, who won the cham pionship from Tony DeMarco June in, 1955, and then repulsed De- Marco's bid to recapture the crown Nov. 30, the champ's last start. Saxton, 25, lost the 147-pound title to DeMarco April 1, 1S55, on a Hth-round TKO in his first de fense after winning the crown from Kid Gavllan. Although tonight's orlnclDals have somewhat similar records Basilio with 48-11-7 and 22 knock outs and Saxton with 50-4-2 and 20 KOs the muscular little tltllst from Canastota, N. Y., is regarded mucn the harder puncher. Basilio is riding a 15-bout un beaten streak dating from a 15 round loss to Gavllan in a 1953 title match at Syracuse, while Saxton gets this title shot after a modest comeback. Saxton has won four straight since being dethroned by DeMar co. but that string has only one notable verdict. That ,was a 10 round decision over Tiger Jones Nov. 9, Saxton's last start. Whether this is a furious or dull scrap pretty much depends upon Saxton. Basilio knows only one style, bobweave and bang, putting a lot of steam into his left hooks. Saxton Is a cutle, who can crowd and clinch so cleverly the other fighter looks bad. He has tine speed and boxing skill and not a few of his jabs are expected to be aimed at Basilio's well-scarred brows. ABC will broadcast and telecast at 10 p.m., EST. IAST NIGH? Tr.a series. Dutinc Black- Kailci Kmgnii of Columbus OTl Sports Equipment Elks Sons of Italy (II Uaief Candy ttalUrd ana Bennett Sons of Italy illi Pioneer Cats Implement Hamer Pontiac Olson Motors 21 I. Last night's results: Pioneer 2 Sons of Italy (2j 3 Eagles 4 farker 0 Uailard ana Beimel 3 Sons of Italy Hi 1 Bates 4 Cane J OTI JKC1 Elks 3li Olson By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TAMPA, Fla. Willie Pep, 127, outpointed Kid Campeche, 128. Mexico City, 10. FRESNO, Calif. I Hank Davis, 158, Los Angeles, outpointed Bob by Jones, 157. Oakland, Calif., 10. Hill .VOKR Musk. Tiri linn. caster. 162, Sackville, N.S., stopped Chiloquin were Jackson with 11 Roger Fernandez, 158, Sacramento, YMCA Church League The First Baptist Church edged past Sacred Heart 20 to 19 In their jyinduo of YMCA Church League play Tuesday evening. In the other game of a double bill, Mt. Lakl took the measure of Chiloquin 26-18. The Baptists looked like a one man ball club, witn D. Dunson racking up 11 of the team's 20 tallies. Bradley, with four, was the runnerup. The scoring for Sacred Heart was more evenly spread, with Thill scoring six (or top rank ing. Durrell and Barry tied for runner up with four points each. facing mi. Laki to its win over High team game, OTI 853 High team scries. Bates 4644 Hih Individual game, Al Depew 210 High individual series, Joe Wachter 5oO C&lif.. 2. BEAUMONT, Tex. Paul Jor gensen, 12434, Port Arthur, Tex., knocked out Joey Govea, 125 2. Beaumont, 5. LONDON Yolande Pompey, 170?4, Trinidad, stopped Moses Ward, 164 4, Detroit. 7. LONDON Ron Barton, 1722, London, stopped Albert Finch, 174, London, 8. for British l.ghtheavy weight title). All-Conference Players Named LOS ANGELES W) Two UCLA men are among players named by Pacific Coast Conference coaches to the All-Conference basketball team Wednesday. Willie Naulls, forward and lead ing scorer, and Morris Taft, guard, are the UCLA nominees. The oth ers are Larry Beck, Washing ton State, forward; Bruno Boin, Washington, center, and. George Selleck. Stanford, guard. Named to the second team were Jack Dunne, Southern California, and Barry Brown, Stanford, for wards; Dave Oambee, Oregon State, center; Earl Robinson, Cal ifornia, and Bill Bond, Stanford, guards. Taft and Naulls were the only unanimous selections. 9n Shhi By THE ASSOC'IATKD TRESS BASKETBALL NEW yORri Unoeaten San Francisco Dons retained their No. 1 position in the final Associated Press basketball poll of the sea son. . GOLF PALM BEACH, Fla. Co-med-allst P. T. Taylor. West Palm Beach, defeated Canadian ama teur champion Moe Norman 1-up on the 19th hole in the hottest mulch of the South Florida cham pionship. YACHT HAVANA, Cuba C a r 1 e t o n Mitchell's 39-foot yawl, Finisterre, won the St. Petersburg-Havana yacht race and was named winner of the Florida Governor's Cup. RACING BOWIE, Md. Jockey Tony DeSpirito booted home three win ners, but Jimmy Nichols scored on Hoop Ring I $5.20 in the Glen dale Purse at Bowie. SAN BRUNO. Calif. Gipsy Rover ($20.50) won the feature at Tanforan. noints and Pentecost with seven. Scoring honors for Chiloquin went to Harren, with six. FINAL STANDINGS W L Tot. Malin Presbyterian 7 0 1.000 Peace Memorial 6 1 .857 First Baptist 5 2 .714 Ml. Laki 4 3 .571 Brethren 2 5 .286 Sacred Heart ' 2 5 .286 Chiloquin Methodist 2 5 .286 First Christian 0 7 .000 Dale Morey Favored GULFPORT. Miss. Pi Dale Morey of - Indianapolis showed promise Wednesday of becoming ine second amateur to beat some of the nation's top home profes sionals in the $5,000 Gulf Coast Invitational golf tournament. Morey. a member of the U S Walker cup team last year, fired a 6-under-par 65 to serve notice he would be hard to beat when the 10th staging of the tournament opens Thursday. Slender Eddie Merrlns of Meri dian, Miss., who like Morey played nis collegiate golf at Louisiana State, topped the field with a under-par 275 to win the 1954 tour nament. Merrills' victory was the first and only for an amateur. 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