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Newspaper Page Textr PAGE EIGHT" FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1933 ITEBAl.n ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Morons Most ksMmi h torn KU Quint Can Clinch State Tourney Berth FornieRV oki cos contkrem'k (.lam.th Falls 1 .BW' Klamath Falls I. rants rat Mrdlorrt Ashland Crater 4 4 3 7 By WAYNE SCOTT IIcnild.Ni'HS Sports Writer The loaKuc-leading Klamath I n Ion Pelicans and the tied lor-thirc Ashland Grizzlies meet in tlx first game ol.an important South cm Oregon Conferrnce series al 8:15 tonisht on Pelican Court. A single win over the Ashlant' quintal can assure the Klamath capers' of a hid to the state tour nament at Euene. The Grizzlies ier ers Ball Camp By IMTKI) I'KESS Notice to all baseball players preparing to head south (or spring training: oucl Duller pucK some "woolics" and hand-warmers. It was so cold at the St. Louis Cardinals' rookie camp at St Petersburg. Ha., Thursday, that Mummer 1'red Hutchinson con ducted a morning workout on the local VMCA basketball court. The afternoon drill was held at Al I.ang Kield, although the tempera ture was in tho low 41) s. DIDN'T EVEN TRY The New York Yankee, who also are conducting a rookie camp at SI. Petersburg, didn t even at tempt to schedule a workout be cause of the blustery weather, Manager Casey Stengel gave his 36-man advance group the day off. "They oughla give Ibis weather back to the Eskimos." said Ole Case, a California!) by adoption. Lee MacPhail. assistant general manager of the Yankees, showed up al St. Pete (in an overcoat) to conduct further salary talks with Mickey Mantle but learned that the star outfielder had gone to Mi ami to play in the baseball play ers golf tournament. MacPhail now must wait until Monday to try to reach an agree ment will) Mantle, who reportedly is seeking a pay boost to $75,000 this year. Menmihilc, back on the Yan kees northern ranch it was an nounced that catcher - outfielder Klslon Howard had signed his new contract lor $15,000. Ho played 71 games ill left (ield Inst year but said, "I hope to spend most of mv lime catching this year." THREE KKDI.KGS SIGN The Cincinnati Itcdlegs revealed that center fielder Gus Bell and rookie southpaws Charley Rabe and Dave Skaugslad had come to terms, leaving only six team mates unsigned. The Detroit Tigers signed (our players Frank Hulling. T o m Yewcic. Gus Zernial and .1 o e Prosko and now have 'JB of their ""l of several AAU playofts lead So men under contract. ling to Hip national championship Other siguees included Arnold;t Porlocarrero and Wnllv Rurneltc Denver, the Mcdtord market ca of the Kansas City Athletics, gers represent the Jackson-Jose- Frank Sullivan and Frank Kellerl of the lloslon Red Sox. and .Mm Wilson of Hie Chicago White Sox. Post Given To Curtice "SSAX FHANCISI'O U'l'l- .lack CiVtire. who coached the West to a 27-r.lVnpscl over Die F.nst Inst Pcceinbeil. has been re-named licml int'iWr of the West squad for Ihe 33Ail annual Shrine game. lluah (I)iillvi nauglii'i'lv tit Michigan Stale will coacll the! East team. U'ili;-,... M Tnir.,..,,, Mtnninti director of the contest.' announced the appointments Thursday in an udilii'ss to Islam Temple Ciuiice. win. resigned from t lah mi Jan ... . . . iv . ,.u coach at Stanford will he assist- ...I in III., l-'-ivl -VI l f.intiwl hi- Len Casanova of Oregon and l),jl ;Mi'i'K ot MiullitTii -MetliOdisl. Milt llrulin of Wisconsin and John Mulli losi'll or rit!.slill-i:lr will assist Dauhcrtv. tollman alo announced that ..,,m " '" i'"' ll,r Kate receipts lur last Decemlier's ,1I1P. rarmeis. . lash set a record of KM .0.16 2ti'., luesday. February 18. will see oiiin ine ini'ii maiK wnicn nan; iten cslali iMcd a ve.ir enrlii..- h The funds uliu-li unl"' to llvsi Smii Francisco Shruieis llosiilaf lur Crippled Children. have totiili'il .uiu.i ,.i.H'.i ov er ('oilman said. :t:t year pound, OTTO WHITE ARCH-EASE BOOTS Packer Stitchdowni Oil ritont composition tel 34 50 34 00 39 50 Siit 5 to 13 WiHh A to EEEE Alio AvollobU Cawlkttt DREWS Man-store 733 Moin )eed wins in order to stay in the . ... , K c, hich Grants Pass presently holds. Coach Earl Iba s live are cur rently tied with the Black Tor lado of lledlord for the third rung m the ladder. Mcdlord remains die this weekend, while Crater ind Giants Pass tangle. Pelican Coach Don Megale will :tart Glenn Moore at center. Bob Viles and Boh Peterson at the orwards, Dave Robinson al a juard slot and will make a choice .ictween Tom Ankeny, Don Delap and Smiley Ilerrera for the re maining guard chore. Ilerrera might start, provided he is suf. iiciently recovered from a sever case of shinsplinls. In preparation for the "ball con trol" style o( play used by the Ashland crew, Megale has stres sed the importance of rebounds h workouts this past week. When he was satisfied with the teams efforts, a halt was called to the final scrimmage Thursday after noon. When the starting five was ques ioncd about the Ashland series ihey each had nearly the same response, "We arc determined thai we shall give our best perform ance of the season to date, es pecially in the rebound depart ment." The Grizzly starters will undoubtedly- be picked from Bill Maurer, Scott Peterson, Al Hal well, .lack Tobiasson, Bob John son, Kip Lombard and Leo Dan iels, all of whom have seen a lot of nclion in conlerence play. The Ashland squad averages ap proximately 6-2 in height. Maurer, who has a brother on the Southern Oregon College squad, is currently riding the number three spot in conference scoring with 125 points and a 12.5 game average. Ilartwcll is number 10 wilh a total of 69 and Peterson is 12th with 66. The Grizzley cagcrs are not noted for their scoring punch since Ihey prefer Ihe ball-control style of play. The club's ball handling and their height makes them a tough team to beat once tiiey get in front. In tonighl's opener the KU frosh will meet the Ashland freshmen: the game getting un der way at 6:13 p.m. Southern Oregon Conference scoring leaders: nienn Moore KF"l l.nu-p Dean (Mi Dili Maurer (Ai 111 lllllnee Lane IMI Wayne Allen ICi Hob Peterson iKF) Hob Nile-" IKFI Have Hnbinsun (KF Jerry Putnam iCiPl Al Hartwell (At KHl 1113 1112 1110 Malin Hosts AAU Playoffs Malin's Athletic Club basketball team will host Big Y Market of Medford in the district AAU bas ketball playoffs Sunday nt Mulin High School. Game tunc is 2 p.m. The undefeated MAC will rep resent Klamath County in the be played next month phine area. Malin will be led bv big Rod Dctrick and Jim Conroy, a pair, of seasoned basketballcrs. Dctrick is a former College of Paciiic star and played a big roll last year when Great West Life of Klamath Falls won Ihe district championship nd placed Hind in the state. National Guards, DeMolay Victors The National Guard cagers de V" ",'"u'", aT-" anu T in-.tiuiay nines etigtui r ariuer s !lrail'c .g:!l.m;, ..I J Tl Thursday! JIA VU I 11 T . .t j 1 I . .. "T." ' ""- I".11;1 w"h 27 ' lint ("J' tlic- tlunrds : Will f I I Mn I'.it.of rn n.tnrl 1. f,tr , - "litional counters (or ll.n IIIV llll.llvl "y- , ", !'' ""'is same. I ""K' ' .-nniuM i5i.il as iiign -wun " murker lor the Blues while; ...,. .-.su.-.iuis- riose More Sports On Page 9 DAMCE SATURDAY - Feb. 15th Rock 'n Roll to the music of "THE SAINTS" feoturinq Sonny Pitts Cloy Cortcr Don Wise BROADWAY HALL MALIN Dancing 9 to 1 $1 Per Person ALL-STATE CENTER GLENN MOORE demonstrates the form that has made it possible for him to come within 14 points of the 1000 mark for his three-year high school total. No- KU basketballer has ever reached the magic number. Photo by Kettler USC Trojans Clash With Stanford, Cal By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Southern California's Trojans, nipping al the heels of front run- ninrt IIP! A r.nrl PoliTm-nii tvw.wn north this weekend for a 'pair nlt""l l d,'d )vh ""V it t,i ;., ii,', ii,.,lbeal bCLA last weekend. He fee s Pacilic Coast Conference basket - bull leadership. ti, t..i., . , i! i.i Kl.,ll l I1..I.. All.. -...I tne i ay 10 ocrKc.cy aaiuraay .or a return t ngagenu ,u w.i . - - jans have shown constant improve orn.a. Sou hern Cal defeated the lm.nt since s,ow em.,v nems .in-ni uisa wli-k, ouiiuuiu, eighth in the PCC. is the only liTUiil una ainauii tu intii on ii i iuii CISCO. Boars are idle until Mon - Cal dav when they lace traditional: rival Stanloiil. UCLA's, fast-breaking Hruins ,nl.neci hhmiiiisiuii .-ii.in' I' I iu.i , i.iano Jiaiuruay am. asmng on Momlav on a journey into the I'a - citic Mirtliwcsi. The l't'C leadership is lightly knotted with Cal and UCLA sport- Pel Wrestlers In Tournament Coach Dcl.anct" Duncan and 2:1 Of Ills PcllCall VarSllV Wl'CStlcrs left early Friday morning to com - pete in the district tournament at IV111U l''iss trains 1 ,,S!'' The Pel musclrbundcrs face .,,ii.. ..I... II. ....... M...... ,. 1.. es. Not onlv does their last year's champitmslup go on the block' c ..-nil ..-ith .t.l '" ""'S , r?, . r Z,luu viner uoes tasr .....SSt, . S.Vt-lU .Kill I iManiatli winning every district, date ot its in-! tourney since the c0(), j,,,', i in- lllirillllliril.il 1 111-1 I'l 111 U l ' " rs'"". ""- retain riy new : thing tor m.inv ot the pari ici - pant. and. ot coin's to the Pel- ie:lns ;,tnliiy .Making tne trip tor Mumatlil u- ion are Warren Olson, l.arv llish- I op. Lvle .Mtl'aiiantl. Trenton Dou- !as. till Uohcrts. Jim Shllltl. Hon n ,., M .,, ,, , , , Hill O'Xeil. Larry Render. Hay Johnson, l.airv Alexander. Ron Weber, Harold Day. Ken Fuller, Larry Radorck. .loiui Duggan. Gene Baxter, Dave Mocaboe, Jer ry Suettci'. Juhii Hancock, and Gary Hancock. Ing 6-2 records, Oregon Stale and SC 0-3. Coach Pete Newell said hoped his Bears would play '110 stlua(l's performances to date ',ilve bt'on remarkable, claiming al' Playing closer to their " ever coached. Coacll Korrcst Tw0!!00.. Tr0. ..,,. yn cn-.rL' iiioii. ..mol. tu..n .. ' S1,,' ',,. ,m ',,;, ,;.. iw iiKiimM me uears, ana sen- ii - . .i - :ior .uonte uonzales. who hit 16. I Oret-on will he at WnOiinoton Saturday to round out the North-1 west's conference action. The in a scoring Iclash could result ; duel lielWeeil UOUg Smart Of the :,shmgion Huskies and Charlie ; Franklin of the Ducks. Franklin. .;, .os Anseles product, sank 3.',f.rh"" 9 ! ftV'"'"'! points last week against Ihe Idaho! vandals and Smart has led Wash ington scoring all season. BALL FARE ntin v lllflll si uiinl B IS Ashland nl Klamalh Falls ?,"u,?n,n l' Snrreil llcail al Chiloquln ;" "WrS'ir'x'v ni; ii si t.oni. :"n Ashland at Klamalh Falls INDIAN' l.l (ill; rhiinin .s,,.iiiH ... v.iiiioqmn lown- v. sra,u. River f I r 111. W EUGENE The University ()rt.sml-s aoe !,,,. jjn, (;rone. is on his way to New York City Inr u,i I -..-L- of i-t and star mil .-..n Si.tnrrlnv 1 in t)ir Xi-w m-L- ailum ri,,i. games at Madison Square Garden. lie will rare apninct tlif. fnllnur. ing Saturday in the Garden, in the ball team will attend the event .ii,.,i aau in,i,,..r ,-hiii,s.L o.-i, f ih ...i hip meet. , To all 1949-1956 Car Owners ... A complete Motor Analysis on your car. A report of the findings will be given to you when you get your car. Remember ... it costs nothing, so coll 4-4154 and make your appointment now. It's at 7th and Klamath Ave, Month of February Offer! DICK 4 4154 Ph. Kerwin, Redl Vie In TV Tiff NEW YORK ' In Ihe jargon of Ihe race track, unbeaten Stcian Redl is moving up in class Friday night when he boxes Gale Ker win at Madison Square Garden. Redl. with only two fighls since June, had a "tightener" in Holy oke, Mass. three weeks ago where he knocked out Willie Moore in four rounds. He will be carrying more weight than Kerwin but will be giving away height and reach. Kerwin is favored. They say Redl is moving u be cause he will be making his (irst appearance in a Garden main event after building up a perfect I record in n lights in the small: l IIKIII3 111 II1C MllUUi r-liih,. koru-in ..,,ll h .:., ii, Kerw Garrle show fr ih ihirH ti uJdW "'S1'' Pendleton. 13-4, Will sieppea up lor a semi-linal as a last minute sub and lost a deci sion to Johnny Busso. a ranked lightweight, Oct. 25. However, he made such a good impression that he was back Dee. 20 to whip Jim my Archer. While Kerwin gradually has been making a reputation for him self. Redl has divided his time be tween the ring and the Army. Th: Hungarian-born welterweight, who has taken out his first citizenship papers, recently (inished s i x months in the Army at Fort Dix. N.J, , Both are promising newcomers, most welcome in the talent-starved boxing business. Redl is a welter. now living in Valley Stream. N.Y., is half way in between light il35i and welter (147) pounds.' He claims he can make the lighter Weight if he Wants. Hnlh nro nn (ho ...no im I Ihio . u.. ... Vy. , UllJSaIlJtt aay sucn a pairing is unusual. Few managers want to take a chance with an unfinished product. Unless there is the possibility of knocking off a "name" opponent. These Ilgnters are JUS! aOOUl ready to t: .1 ... , , , . move into tne name class them selves. The 10-rounder will be carried on network (NBC) radio and tele vision starting at 7 p.m. PST. Two judges and a referee will score by rounds under the New York sys tem, using a supplementary point system in case of even rounds. college bakkftball by the associated press EAST Niagara 70, Seton Hall 6.1 St. Johns iBknr 77. Manhattan 86 Holy Cross 71. Quanticn 03 Bethany tWVa.) 70, Western Reserve MIT 77, Worcester Tech 61 j North Carolina fiO. Wake Forest 37 KHI'Tll I MBr maryiana iz, i,.enuon 34 Louisiana State 67. Tulana 63 U, Centenary 72. Northwestern La 71 i r ionai auuinern oo. crKine no vm Madonna in. Beiiamnne m MIDWEST ! Soulh Dakota 103. Omaha rut , Kansas city 57. sterling v.t SOl'THWEKT ! Arizona State (Flagstafti 78. SI. Mich-1 aels iKMi 62 I FAR WEST : Denver 77. Wyoming o "settle T Pacidr or Facme Vi. Coiieg- of idihc! . so time. ' Central Wash US. Western Wash Tl Matmen Feature At Booster Rally At the regular meeting of the Pelican Booster Club Thursday night KU coacll DeLance Duncan and eight of his varsity wrestlers gave an exhibition of the various holds and scoring system used in the sport on the high school and college level. After the exhibit! the wrestlers were paired off for !L III ! the short actual matches. ! throughout most of the game, but It was announced that the date' bogged down in the final six min for Ihe spaghetti teed to be held:utes a' ine nign scnooi catetena in con- junction with the showing of the University of Oregon's color film of the Rose Bowl game had been changed to Wednesday, February 19. at 7 p.m. Tickets to the affair can lie pur chased at Hal's Sport Shop and Herman's Mens Store. Members of the Pelican basket 'of the Booster Club. F1EH B. MILLER IPOIEjTS Oregon Prep Powers Seek Tourney Offers By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pendleion and North Salem can win berths in the Oregon Class Al basketball tournament with victor ies Friday night. Both teams also will be-out to protect their rankings in Hie Top '0 of the Associated Bress poll of ihe slate's select prep teams. Pendleton, ranked No. 9, will be host to Milton-Freewatcr in its r-..:.l :t.. cruuui guim: l-iiuay iiigm. autur- step out of Ihe conference to play al Walla Walla. Powerful North Salem, currently third-ranked with a 17-1 record, can vault into the state tourney if it wins its Friday night game with unranked Alban?. The No. 1 team in the poll. Klamath Falls, also has a tourna- CITY LEA'il'C jWamcr Brothers ! cot coaia jKooa,, DeVoe Lumber Kc'rauft0 Army Reserve Vlrioma Elevators way Mores Sharp's Grain 11 Last night's results: DeVoe Lumber 4, Sharp's Grain 0 Meda-Land 4. Car-Ad-Co 0 KC Paint 4. Safeway 0 Lucca Cafe 3. Army Reserve I - ioca oia 4. Larry s rooas u ; Walker Brothers 4, Winema Elevators High team 1057 High team game Walker series Walker Brothers Brothers :(oo2 High individual garni? Don Ratliff 2.17 Hieh individual series Herb Harsh berger 004 LADY BIG LEAGl'F. - 1 . H I. Sehulze Tires' 5tf :i Jesse Z. Smith M'i ;nx Lucca Lounge 52 40 (Howard's Clcaneri 50 42 IKC Toy Chest 4H' V.'a IKirst Federal 47 43 Alley Cat Drive In 4:i'a 48', Lee's Drive 4;i 49 Skeets Tavern 42' a 4H''j 1 Market Basket 4'J 5(1 I Drive More Motors :.rt M Town Shop 5 57 Last night' results: Lucru Lounge 4, Alley Cat 0 First Federal 3. Diive More 1 KC Toys 3. Jesse Z. Smith 1 Lee's 3, Town Shop 1 Schulze Tires 2, Howard's Cleaners 2 High team name Leo's Driv. in nfl2 HiKh team series Lucca Loungs 2752 llifih individual game LaRanc Har- r 227 . series Eole Tomlin Celtics Host Piston Cagers By I N'lTEl) PHESS The Boston Celtics, needing only eight more victories to clinch the Eastern Division title in the Na- lional Basketball Association. host ",tho Detroit Pistons tonight wniic, the Western Division leading St Louis Hawks play the Minneapolis Lakers at St. Paul. Minn. Rounding out tonight's action, the New York Knickerbockers, battling for a playoff berth, meet the Royals in Cincinnati. X e w York, last in the Eastern Divi sion, trails third - place Philadel phia by two and one-half games. The Warriors have three games in hand on the Knicks. In Thursday night's only action, the Syracuse Nationals, with Adolph Schayes hitting for 38 defeated the Philadelphia ; Warriors. 108-98. The Warriors led BOB ROSS TV New Location 3005 SHASTA WAY TU 2-3479 Same Phone Number Guaranteed Service on all makes. Day or Nigh!! Phone TU 2-3479 CO. OLDS-IAD1U.AC ment berth at stake this weekend. The Pelicans, with a 15 1 record, must sweep its two-game series with Ashland at Klamath Falls Friday and Saturday to clinch the tourney berth. ' The only other A I team in the state which already has won its way into the tourney is Bend, unranked in the poll. None of the other teams in the Top 10 currently have tournament berths at stake, but all have cru- jcial basketball games scheduled this weekend. What looms as one of Friday's top games w ill be played in Port land between second-ranked Grant and unranked Franklin. Grant has a 16-0 record, and the surprising Franklin Squad has won seven straight games. Another Portland League game will match tenth-ranked Roose velt. 13-3, and Washington. All Portland League teams will be idle Saturday. No. 4, Astoria, has two games rcheduled this weekend Friday at Douglas of Portland, and Saturday at Milwaukie. Astoria now has a 14-2 record. One of the most surprising teams in the state, Roseburg, will face two tough teams this weekend in an effort to keep its fifth-place ranking intact. Roseburg is 13-4. Roseburg, which zoomed into the poll last, week for the first time this season after upsetting two of the Top 10 teams, Friday night will travel to meet South Eugene, ranked No. 8. Saturday night Roseburg will be host to sixth-ranked Springfield, which has a 10-7 record. Springfield Friday night will stay at home to meet Cottage Grove. Saturday Cotage Grove will return to its home court for a game with South Eugene, 14 3. SOC Travels For OCG Tilts By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Second-place Southern Oregon opens a two-game basketball scr ies Friday night at Portland State, and a sweep of the contests could push the Raiders much closer to f jrst place in the Oregon Collegiate ; r'r wtiit. cnv.c. I rirst Place now is held bv Ore gon I ech, which has a 21-1 record, and plays no conference games this weekend. t Twin triumphs by SOC would; give it a 13-2 record and an .866! percentage, close to Oregon Tech Si .923. !! Portland State, in third place.; has a 5-S record and seems well! ! nut of what now is annnrenHv a 1 two-team race for the conference I title. ' Two other teams that also are i far ol,t 0f the running meet Fri-'l (lov nnn Saturday nio-mc at Mnn.: mouth. Those games will match fourth place Eastern Oregon and last place Oregon College of Educa tion. EOC has a 2-10 record. OCE has lost aU n of its conference games. 10 SALE! Sixth Street Steel Co. 2521 South Sixth Street 10' Aii New Stee! 12-ft. to 19-ft. Lenqths All Sixes Angle and Flat Bars Available! Buy Any Amount You Need! NEW Sixes from Also 10c Call TU 4-3583 for SERVICE Sixth Street Steel Baylor Paces SU Cage Win By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Elgin Baylor appears to have the major college basketball scor ing title in the bag, but even with his 34.4-points-a-game average he's a long way from setting rec ords. The 6-6 junior scored 47 points for Seattle last night in a 99-6!) victory over Kegis of Denver. That makes 654 points in 19 games. Oscar Piobertson of Cincinnati has scored 633 points in 19 games for a 33.3 average. It looks close. but Oscar would need 54 points in his next game (against stingy Oklahoma State tomorrow I just to tie. Baylor is well back of the all- time one-season average record of 41.7 set by All America Frank Selvy at Furman in 29 games in the 1953-54 season. Onlv one of the top 10 clubs played last night, and Maryland, ranked No. 9. breezed past Clem son for a 72-54 decision in the Atlantic Coast Conference. North Carolina, rated 11th, needed a pair of field goals from Bob Cunningham and Tommy Kearns to come from behind in the last 34 seconds and defeat Wake For est 60-57 in another ACC game. Denver hung Don Campbell (" Wyoming's high-scoring Too, i Windis midway in the first hj and barreled from behind for 77-60 victory that ' dumped the Cowboys out of a first-place Sky line Conference tie with idle Brig ham Young. Boo Ellis scored 29, grabbed 12 rebounds and collected four as sists for Niagara in a 76-65 vic tory over Seton Hall. St. Johns of Brooklyn built a 15-point lead in the first half and rapped Man hattan 77-66 in the other half of the New York Madison Square Garden double-header. 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