HFRALP AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORtGOB
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SOUTHERN OEBGON
CONFERENCE
Final Standings
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Ashland 2 14
.Central Point 2 H
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a lol of work to do yet Sura is
a chansf in this Crater Club
they lonkrd real good Bu! then :
Pet. I supposed l hey smelled an upset "
87S upset."
.T.Vti jhe super-charged Cornels, un-,
fi25 der the direction of almost brand
USjatW coach Lloyd Hoffine. batt ed
125 neck and neck with the Pels for
1 the first half then slipped to a 1
Klamath Falls 73. Central Point fi.i point deficit in the third frame
Bedford n, shland 42
Friday Results
Bedford 5(1 Central Point 41
asa SI
Grants Pas
Ashland 47
By WAYNE SCOTT
Herald and News Sport
I CENTRAL POINT - The Mam
"lith I'ninn Pelicans rang down the
Sfurtain on another Southern Ore
gon Conference baskethall sched
ule hy trimming a complete re
Ivitalized squad of Crater Comets.
Il3 -fiS. here Saturday night.
The victory gave the state
'jTournament 'hound Whitebirds a
14-2 league record and an over-all
ifepon mark of 19 wins and three
II
Receiving 'he congratulations of
friends and players for a highly
Tiuccessful season in his first year
jas boss of M' hoop talent, coach
,ppan White said. "Thanks a lot.
"but it isn't over yet. We've
Vikings
Sweep
Tourney
ISHLAND The Myrtle Creek
Vikings defeated the Glide Bob
eats 57-30 here Saturday night to
eop the District 6 A-2 Tournament
and parn the right to represent
the District in the State A-2 Tour
ney at Coos Bay March Ifi-lR. The
Vikings, who led all the way in
the championship game, were led
hy the 27-point performance of
Fred Karwood.
The Henlev Hornets. Klamath
County's lone entry in the tourney
were dealt a SMI defeat at the l rmter
only to have five-eight sophomore
guard Loyal Higinbotham go an a
one-man scoring rampage to hoost
the Cratenana right back r.ito con
tent ion. The speedy little guard
(counted 10 points in the period
Editor and led his teammates with a to
tal of 16 points oer the distance.
High scoring honors for the,
game went to Pelican Rob Peter
sen. who, although he was stymied
beneath the bucket, contrived five
Held goals and 14 of 17 free throws
for a total of 24 points Number
two Pelican was senior Jim Hall,
with lfi counters, who turned in
one of the best performances of
his career, scoring four tield goals
and tlgM for nine at the foul line
Comet Wayne Allen. All-Conference,
pushed Hall and Higin
botham with five tield goals and
a perfect ft e for five at the
charity stripe for a 13 point total.
The Crater quintet scored a bill
hant 17-19 at the foul line while
the Pels were successful on 2'.)
of 39 tries.
The Comets broke into the scor
ing column first and swapped leads
with the Pels through the early
stages until the first frame ended
21-18 for KU.
At the intermission the Pels held
a narrow lead. 34 .10.
A 10-point splurge in the first
two minutes of the third quarter
seemingly put the Pels out of
reach, hut ihe Comets hadn't quit r
given up Sparked by Higinbotham
they out-scored the Pelicans 24 IS
in the final period of play
jjy -'
California Bears fmf Season
With Win Over Oregon State
RKKKKI.FY iAP ("allien- Friday in Ihr NCAA rectonal play-.Kiltpalnck
I ma n Bears. 19M Tac i!ic Coast j off al San Francisco I McClintnck
I onlcrence champs, closer! nut rhis in t altfornia t h i r n j Simpson
their regular season Saturday .straisht Pit title Douchtv
mtht with a Si 52 WW) ocr
Oregon Slate
The Heats finished with a 14 2
league mark and will inert Sky
line t'oniercm champion I tan
Cougars
Defeat
UO Ducks
ITI.I.MW IP
Washington i firs.
State delected
iirday Qllhl tn a Pacific Coast I.e.,,
California jumped into an R'
early lead and was nexrr headed
OSC sae them a
the final seconds
The Hc.iwts had a chance tn
tie at M with seconds tcmatn
ins but a had pass by Ia-e Kar
ma! lost the hall. Then Cal's Bill
McCllntock was fouled with live
seconds left and sank his free
throw to let the same.
Denny Fitpatnrk and U Buch
led California with 13 points
apiece Hariran was the .op scor
er with IS points, nine of them
on free throws
California played slu;cishly the
halt and led nnlv 2H 11 at
iLansiey
Totals
sood scare u , stale
California
I 3-4 3 13
4 2-S 2 10
1 IW) 4 2
1 0-n A 2
n ni io
!2 1141 15 II
21 31-.-.2
2t 29 SS
oreeon 7041 s..t- ,np hjOrmiuiea. About ijm saw
contest
Cnnlorence basketball Kama .iihI OREGON STATE
tne i 'IK ks lomeo ine i niigars in 0,n
sun
ant
FOREVER FIVE Merrill Husky Bud Maupin experiences a little of the trouble that
plagued the District 5B winners nearly every time they got their hands on the ball. Five
St. Mary's Crusaders move in for the kill. At left is Dick Evans I I I ), Bob Evans 15), Al
Yates 161, Maupin (with glasses) and Roger Hout 131. At right, out of play, temporar
ily, are Gary Miksche (9) and Husky Bruce Brickner. See story on Page 2B.
SPORTS
Critchfield
K. Anderson
Hannan
.1 Anderson
Woodland
Flynn
Critser
Miller
Uohle
Totals
.Imholf
Buck
BaskvtbuU
Scoreboard
Petertn
Don nviip
Dunann
Drr
Binhnp
Dv DeLap
Total.
over third place honors.
Henley couldn't find the ranae
fn the erratic, loosely-played ball
game with Kagle Point. The Kac
ps were led by Rill Turner who
tossed in 24 points for high hon
ors. Phil Swisher topped the Hor
nets with ifi counters.
Kaele Point led all the way.
posttne quarter leads of M. 2fi-17
and :W-2i as they flipped m 24
field goals to Henley's L3, The Hor
nets out-shot the Caglei at the
foul line, however, canning 19 of
SO while the winners hit only sev
en of 14
EStgle Point opened the same
with John ease hittmc a free
nhot and a lone set shot and from
there on they never were in serious
trouble except when the Hornets
came with five points late in the
fecond period. But the Eagles
went to work and huilt up their
hicgest lead of the conest in the
fourth period, 49-31. with the Hor
nets Staging a late rally in a
futile effort to cut the score down.
Turner picker! up his hich scor
ing total on 10 field goals and
four gift shots while teammate
Bill Hubbard grabbed second plate
honors with five points. Following
Swisher for Henley was Ray Jack
eon, the ball-hawking guard, with
nine.
JUnt-T Mil) (M) Facla Pmnt
3 aic k inn 1 ft) T 1 7 1
KatnM '8' F 'ft' Hnopri
Gnbee ) C it 2' Hubbard
Kf ndill G 24 Turner
wtlhir '! Q 1 4) Smith
Siih fnr Hfnle'x Tucrhini 1, Chup-
tflr HmWrtaaJMaVWi HCBrifM
Surn for F.e1 P
nn 4, Wf idman 2
Gren 2.
OfdriAl Jont. Swnon
Allrn
HiKKPnhfiiheifn
Burn
Edward
Kins
Pfaff
woodi
Total
Hlflim rnr- KlHS M: Crater 10
CMfirlala HwlMyiW, Ymini
in ft pf TP By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
fl Pro n I; . . . , t 1 1 , : !
Astoria U, Central Catholic I Port-1
land1 SO
Corallis Tfi. Bend .VI
Philomath 4!t. WUUminfl 30
Nestucca 47. Yamhill 3H
Klamath Kails 73. Central Point
FF TPj riS
J J Med ford SS, Ashland 42
Myrtle Creek 57, t.line :)
Eagle Point ".. Henley li
:iThe Dalles SO, Hermiston 40
J I Wheeler ', Arlington 49
oi Culver 43. Condon 42
Mapleton .51. Alsea 39
McKenzie 69. Westfir 40
Monroe SR. Crow .VI
Pilot Rock SS, Helix 40
Hcppner .54, St Joseph 41
Stanfield .V). Mt. Vernon 45
Blur Mountain Conference ( Dis
trict 7) championship
Pendleton 41. Raker 38
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Pilots Fall
In Playoffs
PORTLAND 'API DePaul
fought off a stubborn University
of Portland comeback Saturday
night for a S"-.V victory and a
berth in the Midwest regional
NCAA basketball playolf at Law
rence. Kan., March li.
DePaul never w;is behind. The
visitors jumped into the lead irnj
Mike Salzinski's field goal. A has-'
ket by Portland's Red Bloedel
tied it up. But, with Bill Haig
leadinc the way. the Rlue l)e-l
mons built up a 3.1-211 margin by
halftime.
The Pilots kept pecking away
and finally tied it at 44-44 lale
in Ihe second half on a free throw
and a rebound basket hy Bloedel
Mack Cowsen, Haig and Howie
Carl tossed in consecutive baskets
to send DePaul ahead 50-44.
Wall Panel scored two straight
field goals and cut it lo 40-43.1
Later, with seconds loll . he hit (Washington Suite
for another one. but with the Pi- Southern Californ
Huffman. Wii- lots onlv one point behind, they
pim, Berryman.cnuj never regain possessiim of
the ball.
Owl Quint Slated Honors
The Oregon Tech basketball lean, and roach Wallv Pnlmori'K
be Ihe honored fttCltfl of Ihe Owl Hnnlv Ihe OTI booster m
genlf tleB a( a special banquet slater! for the Chuck Wagon Mon
day. March 9. at l:M p.m.
C.uest speaker for (he gala evening will he RIM (iraham, a
widely known local sportsman.
In addition to (raham's lalk a special awards presentation will
include a trophy sponsored by Ihe Herald and News for the player
vntrrt (he most Inspirational if the IS3S-3S "" squad.
All Klamath Basin sporls fans and OTI supporters are specially
Urged to attend.
Owl Hoot officers Dick Gallagher, Esthi Kigei, and Kill Hall
mile f hat the club will cnniinuc its weeklv meetings until the end
of Ihe spring snorts season al Oregon Tech.
Ihe PCC cellar.
The Cougars wound tip their
first year of conference play un
der new Coach Man Harshman
with a 3-13 record, same as Ore-
John Maras. a fi-foot-fi junior
led the way for the Cougars Sat
urday night.
Hp milled the nets for 11 points
jnViding his shots between hooks I C ALIFORNM
(from inside the key and feunptrl Gallon
I from the base tine. 'rmii
Mert Kennedv. who was voted
hv his teammates the most in
spirational plaver, scored 11 and
,Capt. Jimmy Hoss. named honor
ary captain in halftime ceremo
nies, tallied seen and plaved a
good floor game.
Coach Harshman hearrod: "It's
I great to be a winner "
Oregon held a SS-SS halftime
lead and it was a close hall game
until midway in the second hall
until Frank Heed came in to sub
stitute for hard working Ouane
Hanniucr.
Reed, in Ihe middle of a con
gested cluster of rebounders got
a tip in for BaVSS WSC lead. After
the score, he was fouled and con
nected on the one-and-one
Tall Dale Herron tallied 19
points to lead the Ducks.
C. F P T
2 0-0 14
2 3-4 11
4 11 2 9
3 9-11 I li
0 0-1 10
0-0 I 4
0 00 0 0
0 2-2 0 2
4 0-1 3 ft
11-1 13
IR 16-M .i2
C. V P T
3 1-3 2 7
100 12
2 2-S 0 6
5 W 2 13
Yreka Miners
Nip Del Norte
www In Tourney
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Rowling (Jreen Tfi. Miami 'O.i fi3
Notre Dame SI, Marquette SJ
Kansas State 108. Missouri fi9
Bradley 84, Cincinnati fifl
North Carolina Si. 80. North
Carolina 56
Indiana 97. Wisconsin 71
Michigan fi8. Minnesota fifi
Northwestern 84. Illinois 81
Michigan Stale 84. Iowa 74
Dartmoulh SS, Princeton fi8
Purdue 93. Ohio State 87
Oklahoma State fifi. Colorado SI
Syracuse Tfi. Cornell 58
Wichita 61. Tulsa ko
Rucknell 74. Penn State 69
Connect icut 80. I! ut gers SS
Manhattan 73. Fordham 64
Rrigham Voung 92. New Mev
New Mex St. 65. Tex. W. 4S
Montana 85. Wyoming 65
Utah State 88. Denver 71
Utah 68. Colorado St. V. M
California SS, Oregon State
to, Oregon
80. Washing
ton 74 'overtime1
California 55. Oregon Stale SS
Washington To. Oregon 63
Santa Clara To. San Fran. tr. M
JflftRKS BITES X
YREKA Coach Dick Kdwards'
Yreka Miners swept throuch the1
annual Yreka Invitational Tourna
ment here Saturday night lo cop
the championship with a narrow
victory over Ihe Del Norte War
riors. It was the second year in
a row thai Kdward's crew had
won the tournament, defeating the
same Del Norte squad in last
year's tourney.
Kureka edged out Dunsmuir.
52-51. in the fight over second
place while Yuba City caplured
the COIieolatiofl round with a 56-44
Tournament fever is upon us again. All of a sudden,
the date that seemed so far away, and so many victories
distant only last December, is just around the corner.
Onlv this lime there are two title contenders In the county . . .
and (he loyal supporters of hnth who had Ihe foresight lo postpone
their vacations until their hopes became a realltv are ehorlllne with victorv, their 23rd against two
glee. losses, as he tossed in 17 points
Their only worries now. outside of accommodations In Fugene to lop all scorers. Del Norte's
and Rend, are whether their favorites can go "nil the way." Dan Reid tossed in 12 COUDteri
i Rut lir.t vou Kolta sweat out the lor second place honors while
nairinBt: then each uam nf the teammate Joe Taylor and Ihe Mm
action. "s" Alan Kddy tied for third with! California.
The 'sweat" Job mav he a tittle 11 P"'"r
hmi fhk mar it,,ii, iho Piia-.n. Hie Miners held a 11-7 lead at
Big Ten
Decks Set
For Bowl
MADISON. Wis. H - The Big
Ten has cleared its decks for con
tinuing in the Rost Howl football
game
By a majority vole belcieved lo
hi M or 7-.T ihe conference, which
has won 12 of the last 13 Pasa
dena N e w Year's Day classics,
(lashed Ihe green light lor con
tinuation beyond, the i960 game
The exploratory ballot was tak
en by faculty representatives and
athletic directors in their annual
sprint: meeting Friday. The mat
ter now must co hefore each Rig
Ten faculty council for certihca
tion and then be voted on official
ly in the conference's meetings at
the 1 niversitv of Michigan. May
21-23.
The vole of sentiment makes
my for the Association of West
ern Universities, successor to the
Pacific Coast Conference and the
Tournament of Roses Committee,
to issue a formal Rose Rowl invi
tation. It is believed (his has not
yet been done hecause the Rig Ten
firsl had to clear the air on how
it stood.
"We presume thai Ihe AWU and
Tournament of Roses stand ready
to negotiate a new Rose Rowl con
tract.'' said Asst. Rig Ten Com
missioner Rill Reed.
The PCC serv ed not it e on the
Big Ten last August that its in
Trojans
Beat UW
Huskies
I.OS ANGELES AP' - South
ern California closed the Pacifie
Coast Conference haskelhatt sea
son Saturday nichl with an 80-74
overtime victory over Washing
ton. The teams finished the regula
tion tune in a tiH-all tie after I SC
had led nearly all the way. Waab
melon's Dons Smart was fouled
as he sank a hasket with .iS sec
onds left His free throw knotted
the score.
alnnginn look Ihe lead in the
overtime on free throws hy Bruno
Bom. hut .lohiiny Werhas w a I
fouled and lied Ihe score acain.
Sieve Kemp then sank a hasket
lor the Troians hut Al Murphy
lied it for the Huskies.
With I 4n minutes left. Bill
Rlnoin hit a Li-fooler for the Tro
jans. Kemp added two free throw,
and the Trojans then played cau
tiously to the final gun.
The Troians finished the season
with : wins and eicht losses.
W ashmnlon
In ma
Roin
Smart
Grant
Dorland
Murphy
Names
Panseau
Crowe
Totals
UK
While
Werhas
Hamplon
Hlnurn
Kemp
Ledger
II. inn, i
Rraun
Pimm
Totals
Washington
CSC
r, f p t
I M I I
5 13-13 5 :J
I 6-6 2 16
6 25
II 00.
1 11
2 on
0 0-0
Jfi 22-?fi 2.T ;t
I. F P T
4 0-3
6 6-9
1 14
0 0
3 6
1 3
4 4
2 0
I 4-5
6 5-5
o n-i
o n-o
n oo
4 3-4 nil
3(1 20-31 21 80
35 33 12 SO
30 2H 6-74
6
2 16
4 12
2 14
0 17
2 0
3 n
1 0
Beavers Win
Mat Tourney
vlilorv over Willows.
Once again it was hig Bill Wil- dc(lnjlp ,rrI n,)M Bowl conlracl
wno lea tne Miners to !neir w(,id expire because Ihe PCC dis
solves ollicially 1 his June 1. Ihe
19ti0 game will he played under
a contractural trusteeship of the
PCC.
The AWU consisls of Southern
Calilornia. Washington. UCLA and
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 93. Cincinnati 86
St. Umis 137. Detroit 128
Jean Claude, -i:
Boston 5, Cubs 2 Gonzaqa Ace
Goes Home
JMBPMHBiii ' ' -
rsf mm
pant tf, 9fl
BaaV JaaW
3k W:
SaV riHViL'
anri the Huskies verm to hae nn
affinitv for doing thinui the hard
w ay. They get them done, mind
ou. It ut the hard way.
Re that as It may. helvwen Mer
rill and Klamath Colon a rlahn
ran he made that no other area
in the state ran maleh. Jefferson
I of Portland mkhl possihlv eonte
nana, hot that a ail.
This month Rnds K1HS In a
position to roller! its s it nin-
serulive stair A l haskelhall rrnwn
while the Mf-rrill quintet ran add
a statp B eage title to the fooihall
championship they eollrctrd last
rail. Jeff ha the male A-l foot
ball mantle alrrad,v lurkrd u a v.
: the end of the opening period.
. however, they felt behind at the
halfWay mark. 211ft. Yreka re
named ihe lead early in Ihe third
i slanza and never relinquished it.
i pushing oul to a lfl-poinl lead half
way through the linal quarler lor
I Ihe biggest spread of Ihe game
I hel ween Ihe two clubs.
Wilson, Yreka's fi-fi junior center
and Del Norte's Taylor, also a
, junior, were both chosen to Ihe
tourney all-Mar team for the sec
ond siraighl year. Taylor was
.voted the lourney n most oulsland-
! ing player.
The next slep for Yreka is the
Gridlcy Invitation Tournament
rONYAUJS, Ore. XF) Pa
dftC Morthwaai schools dominated
Ihe Pacific Coast Inlercollcgiata
wrestling tournament which end
ed here Saturday night.
Oregon Slate won the meel with
a total of 78 points. Portland
Stale was second with 4fl Then
came Washington State .'Ifi and
the I niversity of Oregon M.
Calilornia Poly, the delcndmg
champion, made a disappoint inj
showing and scored only 19 points
a tie wilh UCLA for sixth place.
Team scoring: Oregon St at a
College 7.i, Portland State 48,
Washing! on State 3fi. University
of Oregon 34. San Jose State 2fl,
UCLA lf. California Poly 19. San
Dieco Slate 14. Pacific 13, Call-
- .., i forma 10. Lew is and Clark 10,
WaShinqtOn WinSlOregon Collese of Education 10.
Aim University of Washington 9. Long
NU WIIT1 LfOWn Reach Nate 7. Linfield 4
PULLMAN. Wash. (API Wash
Ington'l Huskies splashed to their
18lh Northern Division team swim
ming and diving championship
here Saturday, piling up 177'a
points Oregon Slate, finished sec
ond with li?'?.
Washington Slate came in third
wilh 73. Idaho fourth and Oregon
fifth.
The HuaUai held a 77-K7 lead
entering the finals nf ihe three
day meet Saturday alt ei noon
solidify the advantage.
,KTS ADDITIONAL IIO.NOfU
I1.NTA, Ga. i UP! 'National
coachof-lhe-year Adolph Rupp.
whose Kentucky Wildcats havi
won four NCAA championships,
also has been named United Presi
International Southeastern Confer
ence coach of the 1958 59 season.
INC State Beats
MESA, Aril. 'AP' Boston de
feated the Chicaao Cuh. 3-2 lo
.ucccsslully launch its exhihilinn
hasehall season Saturday as
Marty Keoush smashed a hases
BERT FREWING
. . . Never Peep
SEATTLE I l" .lean Claude
Lelebvra. (onaca Unlvanltiri 7.
cmpiy nome rtrn. ins io rnais fnol-S haslcelhal imnort. nlanv to
lor the vacant tenlCr Held joh. drop out of Ihe Spokane srhool SKATTI.K
dene Stephens and Cerry Gdftr, Monday and return to France lo jnr nni...
Roofers Named
AAU Champions
chipped in with two blows apiece
LA 2, Phils l
champ rluh.
Plus the tad that when basket
hall is nil .lis over football and
P - Portland - track will claim all three of them
a heeled up hunch w '""c
zipped past Ihe
SARASOTA Fll I
Cardwell and Selh Morehrad held
lais Ancrles to two hits hut Ihe
Dodsers posted a 2-I exhibition
iclory oer Philadelphia Satur
day with the help ol an eiahth
innins error. Cardwell. working
for the Itrst five inninas
Sie up a hit.
practice wilh Ihe Olympic leant ,... ,,,,H nasi the At K( hasehall and track also
lis my understanding Uljl he ' - . await the services of a number ol
will withdraw (rum school m good Taroma Hcirielherss .v,l lo in(hf, ca(en Boh ,.a,.r 1)h
SUmHll Monday and leave fur 'he Pac ific North- i M has-1 u w and Jim Parks will head
r-'rance Tuesday." said Gomafll kcthail championship far Ihe cinders while coach Dean
The Oregon learn al-o won a "" ". msn-
iSatiirday nijh' , .. ,.i , .f i,,j,.,op. and sieve Blase swan mnle.
nieni at Denver.
Bait. 8, KC 6
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla
(AP' Cus Triaodos and Ronnie
Hansen drove in seventh-inning
runs and enabled the Baltimore
Orioles lo beat the Kansas City
Athletics - Saturday in their
pening exhibition same.
Pitt 6, Mil. 4
VORT MYKRS. Fla AP -Don
Hnak and Smokey Rurgcsv, two
pewly acquired Pittsburgh Pi
rates, hit for extra hases Satur
day as the Pirates opened the ex
hibition hasehall season hy heat
ing the Milwaukee Braves fi-4.
SF 13, Tribe 10
TVC'SON, Aril. ' AP1 Felip
Ainu and Don Tanssic hit two
home runs apiece Saturday and
the San Francisco Giants defeated
Ihe Cleveland Indians 11-11 in an
exhibition game Pitcher Herh
Score was rapped for four of five
San Francisco home runa.
NY A rnrHt 2
' l - ' . oiscipinary reasons, one iiunaeq Tn, war-old rni, wa, a nose Rowl font hall hid t,m.s
ST PETERSRI RC Fla ' P''m .pr.ng iraning . nr.t exninttirm , and ,n,her s-arter broke his ,a ,nf h, and Sputnik went .lack held the 191 pound Rocky
-The New York YakNJ topped , same here t wire Festival Kmg took Mountain AAl' t.tle hefore n, in-
Ihr SI Lotus Card- Saitrday But Ptnson lixert it so bu nit jroup of leammales railed .
for their first victorv in an exhibi- wasn't a grand-slammer or any ,,n Ifehvre and told him the ' , . -Hon
opener since IH4. other kind of homer. ,team needed his help The h,g Master Palyrtch shattered the
. I Two smiles and a walk mf Chi Frrnrhmn .u.u ntn. .oa track record (or the mile and
run'. Stover MrllUam lammed :. i. erf oo m Snok.oe one-eighth as the Fair Grounds
he bases and another pass, to Actually, he's helped us an rlos,"d " fMt ln"'r cneetmg . WORCESTER. Mass UP1 -
-The He rookie F.lto Charon forced m Ihe'jwful lot recently. ' said Vnder- "mr 1 " ' 1 " "'Halpn Hranoi. a o-ioot. a-incn
linn nt a seenno on ine cracn renter from Palo Alto. Calif., has
srored 1 potais and standard been elected captain of th I9S0
,n..rod mm aid deifj'ed nassed Coacor en route n serond i milled down '1 'rhounds as (ion- The nddlv named roll returned Holy Cross basketball team. He
Jrns-o-s it in an exhibition 'afer his oftx Vast and that mm lost to Sealtla fniverstiy 5 113 41 K win under Ra Brous-.has heen starting renter Um bat
ipener Saturday. Iscotched tha homer. i. Isard.
which will he held in GridJav. Call
siranee. hut a member of Ihejinrnia and hecms this comini
lellersou loolhall learn, lerrv Ba- Ihuisclav Ton-rale learns from I
iker. is the his aun on Ihe Demo- Sacramento. San Francisco and ' JAI4l Crirrllinrl
crat hoop sctuad and oul at Mer-; Berkeley will compete in QwllWI Ml WHIOIIIIO
rill. Ihree flfths of the lluskv slarl lonrney along with Yreka RALEIGH, VC IAPI - Nuith
Int five. Bud Maupin. John Has- y"k' ' fl ii arte Carolina Slate crushed NCAA
kins, and Dennle Salvadori. were ,. E Tniirnamenl bound North Carolina
Srvrrn. Si T ii. r.h.n
Werr raav .11. r ..... o-.j
h.ccklirld members of the B arid wn.oo .17. r ,2, nrn. ao-.ifi Saturday ni"hl In win the
fi ill. T. lor
Petrr, .J. c; fli Sou,.
Sub. for Vrelc. rv.,ng 4, sttrholt
1. Tourvillr
Suh. for Del Nnrl. Ttiim,. i. M.I
Uhcm
nrfiri.t, cin,rt, n.othioi
'Cnntlniird on Pajce .TBI
Allanlic Coast Conference basket
ball championship.
North Carolina will represent
the ACC against Navy in Eastern
NCAA play opening Tuesday tn
New York North Carolina State
is inrligihle
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V;.da Pinson brought in the win
ning run Saturday with a ninth
mninc. bases -loaded home run as
Cincinnati Red -cnred a 4-3 ir-
Lefebvre. rated the tallest play
er in collegiate circles, wanted
to return to France m time lor
the Kuropean basketball chamni-
j, ; nmhips in Mav. Anderson said
dlfln Han. i , ' , j
TM hig center p annerl tn work
with the French team, play in
the next Olympics and then re
turn to his economics and bust'
Moster Palynch
Wins In Derby
wood for hirknn and deals.
Kx-Kl'HS wrrsllen made the
news aain this week, not to men
tion John Hancock, who became
1 1 he number one heay weight in th r
state 1a the slate tournament a
couple of weeks ago.
lack Mimelwright. who is no
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ness rourse ai donzaga in i'M) paljncn. an import irom r iorina.attfnfm;, Colorado fnisersilv has
LcfcbVfra was ready to return 1 jumped tn an early lead and out-1 rpsumrd h, wrestling career alter
to France last month hut staved tftad ihe favored Sputmn's avmg out for a year with a shoul
on for the end of the season after tretch charge to win the Tit)Ar rr ,nUry j(r Zni a late start
Grnizaca lost many of its arvity j LaoWaM Derby at th Fair when he came hark because he
olaver Four were drrmned for Crmmiit Samrdv uj ..j n
rhi.-o WhiT Sniii'.. i, ,n..-L.j I""""- . J'1" ,o,ht
Tnnllnui-d nn Pm 3Bi
Det. 8. Wash 5
ORI.VNPO Fla T
paM T :rrs u-ned three Washing- tying run
on errors nod passed hall in'ni Pinson. rrlehraled for hp
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