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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY. JANUARY 28. 1959 HERAI D AND NEWS. KLAMATH KAU.S. OHEfiON PAGE THIRTEEN . till 3V RALPH CARR . leaving OTI post SCf)RES Huskies Score Win Antlers Break Spe;rfn7iwlin iif m si I, Seorvboard (BATCBNAL ttAGl K K of C No. 2 Roberit Hardwart Elk No. 1 K of C No. 1 Klamath Gas Pioneer Tobacco Flying Eaglet Lone Eagles Sunrihe Tavern Wright Real Estate Elk. No. 2 Bald Eagles 50 .VI !B' League Scrap Tightens 4J', 40 M'l 40' :ia .17 35 7 COtNTV B LEACl'E W L Pet Bly Merrill Malin Sacred Heart Chiloquin 73 Carr Leaves OTI Post Ralph Carr, Orcqcm Tech back field coach, has resigned from the Mile High Campus athletic staff it was announced today by Rex Hunsaker, athletic director and head football coach. Carr, a graduate of Oregon State College, has been a member of the Tech athletic department since 1955 where he helped Hunsaker to develop some very outstanding backs. His resignation becomes ef fective as of June 15, 1959. Hunsaker in making the an nouncement expressed disappoint ment in losing Carr. "The loss of Ralph will be hard to replace," the Owls athletic chief remarked. "He has done a great job here and 1 know that he will continue to do fine work where ever he goes." "Ralph's knowledge of the sport," Hunsaker added, "is out standing and he will make some school a great addition to its foot ball program. I have enjoyed working with Ralph the past three years and can credit him with bringing along many of our out standing backfield men," Hunsak er stated. Carr graduated from Oceanside (Calif.) High School where he was a standout athlete. From there he went to Oceanside Junior College before transferring to Oregon State College. At OSC, Ralph played four years of varsity foot ball. As a senior, Carr was select ed as an all-coast halfback and was picked as the most valuable player on the Beaver team. After leaving OSC Carr was an assistant football coach at Cor vallis High School for two years. Then he came to Oregon Tech as Hunsaker's backfield boss. While at OTI, Carr has also coached baseball and boxing in ad dition to his football duties. He will complete his Tech athletic affiliations this spring, directing ' the Owl baseball squad. Besides working in the athletic department, Carr has ajso served Oregon Tech as director of its audio visual aids department and as a classroom instructor. Carr, in making the announce ment public along with Hunsaker, issued the following statement: "My stay, at Oregon Tech has been very pleasant. I have en joyed working with Rex very much and only hope that I have been of some help to him. Although 1 am leaving OTI now, I will be looking with interest upon the school s ath letic future, which is sure to erow." At the present time, Carr is un certain as to what he is going to do. He expressed hope that he will continue m the coaching Held, but refused to indicate he had anything definitely lined up. Hunsaker said applications for the job will be considered by of ficials of the Oregon Collegiate Conference school in the near future. Last night's results: Elks No. 2 3, Lone Eagles 1 Klamath Gas 3. Elks No. 1 I k oi i No 2 3. Wright Real Estate 1 ..uiuibc lavern .1, K of u No. I 1 Flying Eagles 4. Pioneer Tobacco Roberts Hardware 3. Bald Eagles 1 High team game Flvlne Ede-let 1015 Hish team series Flying Eagles SdlO ,Ku uiu. game bud rarley 241 High uid. series Carl Lane 587 DOUBLE TBOIHIK Canaveral Flops Musty tour Gutter Strutters Night Hawks What Four Pin Benders Webleet Frolicking Foursome Happy Foursome Spot Shots Bunanza Gilchrist Henley w i. 32 12 30 14 29i 14j 26's 17' 21 2.1 IK'S 25', 2.V, 18 20 10 28 S 36 Last night's results: Canaveral Flops 4. Spot Shots 0 Rusty Four 3. Frolicking Foursome Night Hawks 3. What Four 1 Happy Foursome 2. Webfeet 2 Gutter Strutters 3, Pin Benders 1 High team game Haoov Four. 808 nign leom aeries Gutter Struttpra 2202 mgn ina. fame Jerry cole 279 High ind. aeries Jerry Cote 639 COMMERCIAL LtACIK W I. Pepsi Cola M 23 Stcinseifer Elec. sn'i 29' Liston Aircraft 49'a 30 VFW 48 32 Ellingson Loggers 41 39 Superior Troy 37 43 Great Northern 36 44 Rlckys 33', 44', maione i-nevron 34 46 Bowers Dist. 32 48 Weyerhaeuser 31',, 48', Griggs Foods 28 52 Last night's results: Rickys 2',, Weyerhaeuser l1-, Llstons 4. Great Northern 0 Bowers 3, Ellingson 1 Stcinseifer 4. Superior Troy 6 Pepsi Cola 4. Griggs Foods 0 Maione Chev. 2. VFW 3 High team game VFW 1002 High team series VFW 2826 High Ind. game Frank Beard 235 High ind. series Frank Beard 632 BOOSTER LEAGUE Dicks Chevron Crater Lake Creamery Team No. 8 Klamath JC KFJI Team No. 6 Low Cost Foods Richfield Borons W 32', 23 21 10 Last night's results: Dicks Chevron 4. Klamath JC 0 Crater Lake Creamery 3, Team No. 8 Richfield Borons 3. Low Cost Foods Team' No. 6 3. KFJI 1 High team game Richfield Borons 042 High team series Richfield B. 2Tl High ind. game Win Southwell 233 High Ind. series Win Southwell 560 COFFEE CUP LEAGUE W Houstons Beauty 38 Jones Office Supply 27 Charm Center 2fi Tower Furrjlture 28 Specialized bervlce zu Team No. 6 20 Team No. 7 19 Team No. 2 16 32 Last night's result: Houstons Beauty 3. Charm Center Team. No. 2 4. Specialized Svce. 0 Tower Furn. 4. Team No. 6 0 Team No. 7 3. Jones Office Supply 1 High team game Tower Turn. 754 Htoh Mm aeries lower rurn. ini High Ind. game Esther Borglalll 190 High Ind. series Esther Borglalll 522 SHASTA LANES iMount Shasta) CHASTER LEAGUE W 48', R. L. Smith Bigs Sptg. Goods McCloud Horsemen Sbarbaros Pontiac Dunsmuir KC Weed Elec. Pepsi Cola Commercial Garage 48 44 44 31 31 29 28 'i 47 Last niBht'B results: R. L. Smith 4. McCloud Horsemen Weed Elec. 3. Pepsi Cola 1 Bigs Sptg. Goods 3. Commercial 1 Sbarbaros 3. Dunsmuir KC 1 High team game Weed Elec. 1085 High team series R. L. Smith 3002 High Ind. game R. Gasparrl 330 High Ind. series R. Gasparrl 567 Mike Graney a junior end, also played basketball and baseball for Notre Dame during 1958. l t " -JN. II, . ' ' ft 1 ' Y r s i W t b. ..J Non-League 7 1 6 2 5 3 4 4 3 5 2 6 0 6 .875 .750 .625 .5110 .375 .250 .000 8 5 .615 The Merrill Huskies moved into undisputed possession o( second place in the County B basketball race by dumping their perennial rivals, the Malin Mustangs, 50-44 the Husky maplewood last night. In the only other conference ac tion in the county the Bonanza Antlers broke a win drouth by thumping the Chiloquin Panthers 43-27 at Bonanza. A non-counter played at Sacred Heart saw the Henley Hornets drop the Trojans. 44-35. while an other scheduled out-of-conterence match, the Bly Bobcats and the KU Wildcats, was postponed be cause of a flu outbreak among the Bly cagers. The Huskies win, their third over Malin this season, broke up deadlock between the pair for the number two spot on the league ladder. With a 6-won, 2-loss mark the Merrill quintet still trails the league-leading Bobcats who stand with seven wins and one loss Chiloquin missed an opportunity to slip into a tie for fourth with the Trojans by virtue of their loss to the next-to-the-cellar Antlers The SUA quint holds a 4-4 mark while Chiloquin is 3-o. The Antler position was not improved despite the wm. Merrill 50, Malin 44 A quick opening bucket by Ma lin's Jim Owens gave the Mus tangs the only lead they were to hold over the Huskies. With t h e score 2-0 for Malin, the Mustan hit a dry spell and went for the rest of first period without anoth cr score. Meanwhile John Haskins and Dennis Salvadori paced a 12 point Husky surge. In the second quarter the game took on a different aspect as the Malin squad got their feet under them and settled down to out count the Huskies 16-12. The inter mission whistle sounded with the Mustangs in the short end of 24-18 score. After a lackluster third period which ended 32-25 for Merrill the game turned into a red-hot, crowd- pleasing battle. Paced by high point man Jim Owens, who collect ed 15 markers during the game. the Mustangs hit for 19 points as compared to the Huskies 18, but tne timely combination of two six point efforts, one by Bud Maupin who terrorized the baselines and the other by Dean Haskins, who hit from the outside, gave the Mer rill five all the edge they needed. Owens 15 markers came off five field goals and a perfect 5-5 at the free throw line. Runners- up, Rick lllian of Malin and Mer rill s John Haskins each counted 12, both hitting six from the floor and missing one from the foul line. Merrill's Bruce Brickner counted three field goals and 4 for 4 at the charity line for total of 11 points while proving tne big power off both backboards In the prelim the Mterrill jay vees stopped the Malin Juniors Bonanza 48, Chil. 27 Coach Erv Kllis' Bonanza quint busted into the win column in a determined fashion as they meas ured the Panther five decisively. In a previous contest the Antlers were forced to return home on the sorry end of 47-46 count. Their 43-27 victory more than made up tor their previously bruised feelings. Led by 5-11 junior Chester Schoo ler who poured 27 points through the twine the Bonanzans pounded out to a 22-9 bulge by the end ol the first quarter then kept things moving until the half 33-16 or the Antlers. Both clubs hit the doldrums in the third stanza, Bonanza counting only two while the Panthers faired little better, connecting for only five. The frame closed on a 35-21 count. After a brief talking-to be- ween quarters the Antlers came back to work and counted 13 in the final period while holding Chil oquin to 6. Lhiloquin's Johnny Ochoa with 11 tallies was the runnerup to Schoo ler, the number three high scorer in the conference. Bonanza collect ed only four of 10 attempts at the foul line while the Panthers were successful on three of five. A .436 mark from the field spelled the dif ference lor the Antlers. The Antler Jayvees bombed the young Panthers 66-28 in the opener. core hoard Henley 44, SHA 35 In the only non-counter of the evening's action the Sacred Heart Trojans had trouble with the lion- ley reserves after getting off to a 10-9 first quarter lead. file voung Hornets, paced by high -pointer sophomore Floyd Ken dall who used a two-hand set shot lrom outside to good advantage. piling up a total of 14 tallies over the distance, got out limit be fore the end ol the tirst half and took their intermission resting on w-ib margin. A good, tight, well-played ball- game, the Trojans hung tough throughout the third quarter main taining only a two point flelicit as the third frame ended 26-24 for Henley. In the fourth canto coach Ted Ammerman had to call on Burrell Gober, Phil Swisher and Leroy Larson for enough steam to guar antee tne final 44-35 count. Topping a good overall - SUA scoring effort was Tom Amherg wno bit lor 11 points, followed by Mike Brumble and George Hurley each with 10 to odd to the Trojan total. Dick Roiling and Leroy Larson were the next high Henley scorers. with 7 each, ItnnalMa 118) Nork '4l Ellis 6 Schooler '271 Dayley il A I wood c;j rhllnnuln 12' Brtcun 0 Hall 151 Hoggarth (131 Ochoa 5) Cunningham Shuck 2. Dear- llrnlev III) CI.M Sarreri Heart Jackson, H. (21 F '3' Jackson, Reilllng (7t F UOi Brumble Tachinni ill C 'Ol Dr-Rel McBride '.It O UOi Hurley Kendall 1141 G 111) Amherg Subs for Henley: Chapman 2, Gober Larhon 7, Swisher 2. Subs for Sacred Heart: Krnk 1. Officials: Rex Young. 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